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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
KEYPORT SENIOR CLASS
PLAY PROVES SUCCESS

KEYPORT. June THE senior
class of the local high school pre-
sented the four act play Clarence"
by Booth Harrington In the new
Armory theatre on Tuesday evening
before a large audience. The play
was we'll las and dealt with the
life of d family in wealthy circum-
stances and the revealing of the
family's closest secrets, scandals
arising and following complications
all proved to be most amusing, The
cas- of characters included Miss
Mildred Calvert. who played the
part of Mrs. Martin; Melvin Philo,
Mr.. Wheeler: Alma Dingwall. Mrs.
Wheeler; Bobby Wheeler, Julius
pearson; Cora Wheeler, Adelaide
Maloney; Edna Wethered, Violet
Penny; Clarence" Floyd Brown;
Della. Dorothy Cohen: Dinwiddie,
Morris Britton. and Hubert Stem.
the villain, Anthony RapolIa.
The class more than cleared ex-
penses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
SPOTSWOOD

Mrs. Laura Arbor of Herbert's
Corner was a recent visitor at the
home of Mrs. James Beebe.
Mrs. Gordon Appleby was a New
York visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Madge of Jersey City
was a borough visitor on Tuesday.
Ben Shapiro visited relatives in
New York on Monday.
Mrs. T. Francis James of Newark,
visited relatives in the borough on
Tuesday.
have returned home after a short
motor trip over, the weekend.
Mrs. Clarence Burchell visited al
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. For
gotson at Parlin on Sunday after
,nooon.
Edward Beebe was a recent New
'Brunswick visitor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07

ICES, THIS SALE HAS BEL VERITABLE BOON
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
REVOKE COUNTY
AUTO LICENSES

TRENTON, June Motor Vehi-
Gle Commissioner William L.. Dill
Yesterday revoked the licenses of the
following motor vehicle operators
for the various infractions of the
motor vehicle laws:
John Lenz of Helmetta, intoxi-
Gated; James r. Payne of Wood
bridge, stealing an automobiles; John
Geiger, Highland Park, intoxicated;
John Whitehead, Keyport, speeding;
OTIS w. Cobb, Wood Brook Farms,
kMetuchen, for giving a bad check in
purchase of a al and Alfred Pit
man of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
CARTERET REPUBLICANS
PLAN FOR FESTIVAL

CARTERET, June Z. = At the
meeting of the Republican Club held
at their Cook avenue headquarters
Tuesday night plans were made for
a strawberry festival which will be
held on Tuesday night June 10. The
arrangement committee for this
event is composed of Mrs. John
Schorr, chairman, Mrs. Frank An
dres, Mrs. Kate Harris, Mrs. George
Harmed, Mrs. Thomas ]. MulvihilI,
Mrs. Carrie Drake. Edward Wilgus,
Louis Moore and John Schorr.
The committee is scheduled to
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
John Schorr to complete the plans.
at this session the ladies discussed
plans for a euchre shortly after the
festival.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
MORGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holman are en-
A%ertaining friends at their home for
&several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Louvre were out
of-town visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble and family
have moved into their summer bum
galow on the beach this week.
John Wagner has opened his res
taurant for the summer season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Frank Dinkle, Sr. and family
wishes to thank the many friends of
Elva Dinkle for their kindness in her late
4 ulness and death and also for the beau
HUI flowers and the Rev. William Phillips
Efer his comforting words.
MRS: FRANK DINKLE. sR. q FAMILY
t2~6470-6.7-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07

All white enamel interior. One piece por-
celain, S7h inches wide. 19 inches deep, As
case. Equipped with three sanitary silver TN
ned shelves.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
W0MAN'S ALLIANCE ASKS
MILLION NEW MEMBERS

The Woman's Universal Alliance an
nounced yesterday it has inaugurated a
campaign to enlist 100000 women as
members of the organization. The am
bition of the alliance is said to be "to
bind together the women of the world
in a great chain of common under
standing
A course OF lectures has been ar
ranged this fall, il was announced, for
the benefit of government workers in
this city without special club or or
ganization affliation." This course will
include American literature, social hy-
giene. psychology and allied subjects.
A site has been selected on the al
lance property, at Massachusetts ave-
nue. and W street. where will be placed
the School for the Conservation of Child
Genius. which is an outgrowth of the
character education Of children work
of the alliance. According to tentative
plans, the alliance will provide the site
and the buildings for the school. but its
endowment will be sought from inter-
ested people everywhere.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

the work will be asked for in about
sixty days.
The new construction will include
service buildings and accommodations
for patients needed to provide the
facilities of f1rst-claSs. modern in
stitution for the care and treatment
of ,neuro- o-psychiatric cases.
Work on the destroyer base at San
Diego, Calf. is being expedited as
rapidly as possible under the exist
ing conditions. The bureau of yards
and docks has just awarded con-
tract for the installation of the pow
er. lighting and telephone circuits at
$3.50. Most of the material has already
been purchased. and the project in
the main involves only labor.
Still another project is under. way
at San Diego. Contracts have been
let at S206.194 for the construction of
two barracks and wing extension to
the mess hall of the naval training
station there.
/ A contract, calling for the outlay
of $4,000 has been awarded for the
building of the naval ammunition
depot at st. Juliens Creek, Va. This
work will include quarters for the
inspectors of ordnance in charge, to-
gether with service buildings for the
station. Other recent contracts
awarded by the bureau are: Painting
the radio towers at Annapolis and
Arlington. s15.764: erection of hang
ars, Anacostia, $3.50, and for re-
roofing buildings of the naval am
munition depot, Pearl Harbor, s4.79S.
Commissioning Thursday of the
hattleship Colorado at the Camden
plant of the New" York Shipbuilding
Corporation carried a tinge of sad
ness noticeable among the naval off,
GERS and many. of the civilians who
saw the impressive ceremony. With
her entrance into the service and that
of her sister ship, the West Virginia.
this fall. nearly another decade will
roll around before another battleship
will come into being in the American
Navy under the workings OF the
naval treaty.
With slightly more than 500 MEM
bers of her crew Of about 1,400 men
aboard her the big craft stin lies in
the yard, being made shipshape be-
fore she swings out for her first
short cruise" across the river to the
navy yard at Philadelphia, where she
is to be fitted out.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

ford. Pa. and to DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett at Ocean Grove n j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward u. Luckett
and Master Hayward d. Luckett of
Charlotte. y. c.. were the guests for
the week end of Mr. Luckett' mother
Patrick street. after trip to Vir-
einia Beach and Norfolk. and from
Norfolk to Baltimore by water.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. Herbert McCuen
folk, after a visit to Mr.. McCuens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James McCuen.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Burch. who has
been the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Virginia Taylor Smoot. left last week
for her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary F.. Rowland. who has
been the guest of her niece. Mrs.
Frank T. King, in Prince street has
returned to her home in Norfolk.
Mrs. Charles E. Outcalt and Miss
to motor to Capon Springs. w. Va
where they will join DR.. Outcalt for a
two-week visit.
Mime. Paola Tuccemel. who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Taylor Smoot. in South Fair
week to return TO her home in Rome.
Italy, accompanied by Mrs. Smoot
who will spend the next two years
with her son-in-law and daughter
MISS Alice nltIon. MISS EQltn
Whitton. Miss Aline Deputy and Miss
Caroline West left Sunday for two
week visit to Wildwood, y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert South Barrett
sailed last week for a six months
trip to Europe.
guest for a week of Miss Fanny Hill.
at her home at Mount Chichester, Fair
fax county.
Miss Ella Rose Smoot left Tuesday
for visit at Craig Healing Springs.
Craig county, Va.
has returned from Warrenton. where
she was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Vioiette Jolley, and where she at
tended the horse show.
Mrs. Leona Jett Cloe and her son.
Mr. Henry Cloe, left last week for a
trip to Montreal and Quebec. Canada.
Miss Bessie Ross is spending sew
eral weeks at Linden, Warren county,
| Va
Mrs. Walter C. Brawner spent the
+ past week at Round Hill, Va
Mrs. ]. p. Strickland of Victoria.
Va. was the guest last week of Miss
Margaret Leef, at her home on South
Patrick street
Mrs. NJ. r. O'Sullivan has returned
from a visit at Braddock Heights.
Nd.
Mr.. James r. Lee of Richmond, is
the guest of his son-inlaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Kidd. al
their home on Duke street.
Mrs. NJ. r. O'Sullivan has returned
from Braddock Heights, Md, where
she spent the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Lawler
left on Wednesday for trip to Nj
agara Falls and Canada.
Mr. William T. Cary and his two
daughters, from Jacksonville, Fla
were the week end guests of his sister
Miss Lucy Gary, at her home in De
Ray.
Miss Elizabeth Deeton has returned
from a visit to Atlantic City.
| Miss Anna Apter of New York, Mr.
Leon Apter and Mr.. Harry Apter OF
Hartford, Conn.,, are the guests of theii
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. anC
Mrs. B. p. Apter.
Evening star., 1923-09-02
TO LEAVE FOR NEW POST

DIR. +. l.. Ransome. who has been
connected with the United States geo
logical survey for the last twenty five
years. and recently made professor of
economic geology and head of the de-
partment of geology at the University
of Arizona, will leave in a few days for
his new field of work.
Dr. Ransome has not resigned from
the geological survey. for his accept
ance of the Arizona work is only for the
coming academic year.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

A number of the posts have already
submitted resolutions which they de-
sire the department convention To
act upon. And other posts have in
structed their delegations to present
matters to the convention which will
probably arouse an earnest and com
prehenSive discussion. Several of
these resolutions are expected to be
sent forward TO the national convn-
tion at San Francisco
Evening star., 1923-09-02

The Navy will be given it's hearing
Tuesday by the director. OF the bud
get in it's fight against the proposed
reduction of s73.000.000 from the ap-
proximately $363, 100000 submitted in
the original estimates for the Nays
needs next year.
All of the original figures have
been gone over carefully, cuts made
wherever possible and condensed
charts prepared showing what would
have to be Topped off to meet the
fccts such slashing would have.
The prevailing impression in naval
circles is that the way is open to g.
satisfactory settlement of the differ
ences between the budget and tho
Evening star., 1923-09-02

The first pamphlet of, the new
training regulations Of the infantry.
which supersedes the Provisional
Drill Regulations of 1919. has been
completed and is ready for distribu-
ton to the Army. The paragraphs
replaced as 5a. to % and 29 to 40,
included in chapter 1. The text was
prepared under tho direction OF the
chief Of infantry and includes the
definitions and general instructions
Evening star., 1923-09-02

The units of the George L. Killeen
Post. No. %, and the Vincent B. Costello
Post. No. 10. recently held successful
avn fetes. Music was furnished in both
instances by members. of the Costello
Post
Evening star., 1923-09-02

The American Legion Auxiliary of the
Stuart Walcott Post. No. 10. held a meet
ing at 1923 New York avenue northwest,
last Monday evening and delegates and
convention Of September Is and 10 We're
elected
Evening star., 1923-09-02

The time is drawing near for the
department convention and the various
units are electing delegates and alter
mates for representation at such con-
vention. The national convention is to
be held in San Francisco, Calf, in
October.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

For the first time since the close or
the great war, mustard gas was used
by the Spanish troops on August %
in an artillery and air attack on the
Moorish stronghold of AlhucemaS.
The Spanish royal air force. II is
stated, dropped gas bombS on the
Moors. who possessed no protection
against mustard gas attacks.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

Authorization has been given for
the preparation Of plans and specifi-
cations by the bureau of yards and
docks for new flre-proof buildings
and for the remodeling of tho present
building at the United States Vet.
eEanG' Hospital. Augusta. Ga. Bids for
Evening star., 1923-09-02

West y. Hamilton and Sylvester II.
Epps were chosen delegates from
James T.. Walker Post, the American
Legion. to the department convention
at meeting Thursday night. John
II. Anderson and James p. Lomack
were selected as alternates.
Evening star., 1923-09-02

Milton Harlow, of Rosemont spent
last week with relatives in Baltimore,
Md.
Mrs. L. E. Kell and Miss Katherine
Kell are back from a week visit
in Bridgeton. y. j.
Miss Ruth Pedrick of Williamstown.
y. j., is the guest of Mrs. Lillian Yost,
at her home on North Washington
street.
Miss Helen Campbell and Miss
Olive Campbell of Washington were
the guests last week of their cousin,
Miss Helen Cannon, at her home in
Rosemont.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Purcell
are on a motor trip to Ohio, where
they are visiting relatives -.
Mrs. Harry Cation, Miss Barbara
Cation and Burge Cation have returned
to their home on Braddock Heights,
after a visit at Potomac Beach, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Harvey Henshaw
Holland Point, on the Chesapeake bay
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Burke, Miss
Ellen Burke. Mr.. Brouse Burke and Mr.
Gordon Burke are spending month at
Cranberry Island. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.. Hoy and
family left on Wednesday for a ten
day motor trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and Allentown, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bruce
Fowler and Mr.. John Sherman Fowler
have returned from trip to Luray
Va.
Mrs. Gerald Jones and Master Ger
aid Jones, jr.. of Tucson, Ariz., have
returned to their home after visit
| to Dr. and Mrs. T. Marshall Jones, in
Prince street.
! Mrs James Bayne and her two
sons, Mr.. j. Whitcomb Bayne and Mr.
Lewis Bayne, are spending the re-
| mainder of the summer at Round
HILL Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Goodrich Of Gin
| cinnati, Ohio, are the guests CT the
Rev. Owen p. Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd
| at their home in King street. J
Miss Elizabeth Dulany Herbert has
returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bruce Wallace, at Walling'
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(Pokracovani)

Pan: "Vas HAS slecno, je ro
ven ruzovemu oleji =" - Pew
kyne: "Jak mi lichotite, pa
ne!' Pan pokracuje ne
kolik jeho kapek staci ma dlou
ny cas-"
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BfLA 0TR0KYNE.
(HANBA Xxx. STOLETt.)
ROMAN.
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Prelozil F. Sadek.

"Ano, to jest prava kraska..
Zrovna takovou hledam. Co
stoji?"
"Patnact set franku."
Zach, co vas to napada? -
Tolik jsem jeste nikdy nepla-
TIL"
"Tak krasneho zbozi jste
vsak take jeste nikdy nekou-
pill" namitl Bardel.
"Nabizim vas osm set fran
XII a k tomu pridam ODE prive-
zene divky. Mai dohromady
nejm6n6 Sest set frankn ceny."
Bardel rozvazoval chvili a
rekl potion:
"Vyjimecne je tentokrate
prevezmu, nebot' Sc Weldon je-
ste ma palubu meho parn1ku a
pan Smols je snad take jeStk
koupi. Ale "a Danku dodate
mi nejmene tisfc franku. To
jest me posledni slovo."
"Ujednano!" pravil Cork.
"Odjedu rano prvnim vlakem
Jest Zde v dome?"
"Ano, Ultra rano muzete $
nj mluviti. Jest urcena "a spo
lecnici k. dv6ma devcatkum v
hrabeci rodine v Bruselu."
'Dobra. Rekneme il, ze no.
dina nahle odcestovala do An.
glie a re ia jsem hrabe sam
jsem, 81. pro nj prijel.'
"To 'nejde, "'namitl. Bardel
ITO by bylo wire nepodobno'
TAX vzneseny pan nejezdi sam
pro ucitelku nebo spolecnici
svych deer. Vzdyt' jste An
glican a hrabe jest Belgian,
Ne, rekn6te il radeji, re jste
anglicky tajemnik pana hrabe,
te."
"Ano, ano, to jest dobry ma
pad. A pani BroWnova, ma
spolecnice, niue Sc vydavat!
"a starou komornou, ktera pre-
dobry mrav jede sebou, ably
mlada DANA necestovala S pa
mem samoMa."
A obrovska postava Angli'
canova zmitala sc smichen
mad vlastni vynalezavosti.
Bardel otevrel velko knihu
a zaznamenal:
Prodano 295 pytln mouky z
Ruska - $1,000 franku. Pyte'
mouky z Danska 1000 franka
Jeste kdyz zapisoval, ozval
sc zvonek a hncd ia to bylo
slyseti hlasy ma chodbe pred
pisanou.
ITO jest mole pani ditka.
mi, pravil Bardel. 'Racte
jiti dale a nami pojlsti.'
Cork prijal pozvani Sci "a
MIN do velike, elegantne Wy.
pravene jidelny, jejiz stul SC
takrka prohybal pod TIL stfl'
brneho nacini. Hostitelka Sc.
della jiz v Cele stolu, vedle n
dve mlade dcerusky a napolc
dospely syn. PAM Rardelovi
mela tmave vlasy, byla hubena
jako jeji muz a jeji zelene oc
m6ly steiny tvrdy vyraz.
Pfisli opery vypravoval
81 jeste O provedenl opery a c
obccenstvu. Pocinali 81, jake
by znali vsechny hlavy spolec-
nosti, byli v rozjaIene naladc,
small sc zive Sc bavili, po-
chutnavajice 81 pri tom ma We
ceri S cetnymi chody, na ovoci
a sampanskem.
Hostitel sam nepromluvil an
slova.
AZ do ted'ka .isi pracoval?
otazala sc no zena.
"Ano, vzdyt' Wis, ze nemam
stalych urednlch hodin.'
" tom .jc treba napravy
Nema to pfece smyslu, abys "a
pricinou obchodu vydaval svf
zdravi Sane a nedopral 81 wy
razeni.'
Manzel neodpovedel ami je.
dinym sldvkem ma jeji poznam
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Velml QODfe, ZVOlal SmOlSI
a vrhl Sc ma pohovku. "Kolik
jich jest?"
"Dve ste devadesat pet. Sa-
me mlade, cerstve zbozi Cd Is
do 18 let"
"Vyborne!"
"Kolik jich potrebujete a CO
nabizite "a kus?"
Nam jich vzdy nekolik IT,
sic ma sklad6," odpovede1 mu-
lat. "Vymenuji je casio a pro-
davam dale do Gle do jinych
statu. Nejradeji bych veske-
ry naklad koupil."
"Kolik nabizite?" otazal Sc
Bardel jeste jednou.
"Tri tiSice frankd."
Bardel vypukl V ironicky,
ledovy smlch.
"Koho myslfte, ze mate pred
sebou? Tri tisice franka "a
dve ste devadesat pet kusu! z
echo bych mel uhraditi sve w.
lohy "a LODI, posadku, zaopa-
trent ma lodi, "a anonce a a.
gently? Chcete-li platiti tax
male ceny, pax obrat'te Sc ma
male zavody v p'rfstavech a
budete nucen Sc spokojiti Sc
starSimi upotrebenymi exem-
plary a zaplatiti 81 sam prevoz
do JIM Ameriky. Mejte pre-
ce rozum! - Nahizim YAM we
skery naklad "a patnact tisic
franku $ bezplatnym dovozem
po me lodi az do Buenos Ar
res"
Smols rozmyslel Sc chvili ;
vytahl zapisnik a pocital poti-
chu.
"Dobre, pristoupim ma vas
navrh," rekl potom. "Zaplatim
tcdy patnact tisic "a veskery
naklad."
Ultra rano dame sc prevez-
ii lod'kou ma parnlk a prohled-
meme 81 zbozi," pravil Bardel,
"potom neprodlene napiseme
smlouvu a podepiseme ji.'
"Ano, ia bych nejradeji od-
jel hned,' podotkl Smols.
"Jak chcete, parnk nalozi
|jen uhli a muze lined jeti da-
le."
Smols sc rozloucil, ale We
dverich vrazil do jineho pana
ktery Sc ptal po panu sefovi.
"Dobry vecer, pane Corku!'
zvolal Bardcl. "Pojd'te jen
dal. Pfichazitc Z Londyna z"
"Ano, pravG .isem prijel,' cd
povedel cizinec, Anglican OBJ
rovske postavy, asi petatrice.
tilety. Jeho prsa byla siroka
a vyklenuta, ramona silna a
bezvousy rudy oblicej jevil
hrube rysy.
"Cim mohu slouziti?' otazaI
sc Bardel. "Potrebujete move
zbozi?'
"Predevsim,' odpovedel ny
nj Cork, usadiv Sc v lenosce
rad bych YAM prodal dve div
ky, jez name pres rok. Mali
&c stale stejne zakaznlky, po'
ltrebuleme caste move chovan'
| KY do penSlOnatu.
"Eozumim. Ale ia nekupu,
il llpotIebeneho zbozi. S tin
obrat'te sc ma mcnsi domy.
| "Nuze, budu tedy TELEGRAPH
vati bratfim Martinakum W
Francii. Prece vsak rad bycf
! ie nechal Il vas na stravu, ne1
| dostanu odpoved' a nez je po
sci odvede, nebot' nemam tolil
casu, abych .ie mohl doprova
j yeti. Rad bych privezl S sebol
do Londyna hezkou, cerstvor
divku pro na5e vznesene. bo
hate zakaznlky. Jiz pred ne
kolika mcsici koupil jsem dive
ale jcdna z mich jest uz v ne
mocnici a my jsme nuceni sta
! le udrzovati stejny pocet. jest
jich u mas padesat, jak vlte."
| MAN jednu, jez by Sc van
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snidani k posteli. Hned potom
veSla k nj madame d'Avrle a
pozdravila il, usmivajic Sc.
"Dobre jitro, slecno. Jak
jste sc vyspala?"
"Dekuii, vyborne."
"Nyni vsak vstahte po-
speste 81. Ia dive hodiny pole
dete dale. Vcera vecer dosta-
la jsem Cd sve sestry dopis, v
nemz mi oznamuje, ze celou
rodinou odjela do Londyna a
tam Sc zdrzi nekolik mesicu.
V kvetnu pocina Sc v Londyne
hlavni sezona. zahaji Sc sne-
movna a vsecka slechta shro-
mazdi sc v hlavnim meste. -
Ano, tam neco uvidite; Zaopa-
trila jsem vam skvele posta
veni!"
''Do Londyna mann jeti?" o.
tazala sc Alma radostne pre-
kvapena. ITO bylo vzdycky
mym nejvetsim pranim. Poje-
dete Sc mnou?"
"Ne, nemam bohuzel kdy.
Hrab9ci tajemnik komorna
prijeli sem pro vas. Pojedete
pres Calais a Dover. Ia dv6
hodny vlak odjizdi."
Alma vypila salek kavy a
vstala. Oblekajc Sc, vzpomne-
la 81 ma slib svym rodicum, ze
Jim bude psati pokud mozno
nejdrive. Avsak kufr, nem5
mela litovni paplry, zustal do
lie V predsini. Ohlizela Sc pc
lzvonitku, avsak zadneho ne.
nasla, chtela vyjiti ven, ably
81 nekde -vypujGila psaci nacini
Avsak k nemal6mu pfekvape.
nj shledala, ze jsou dvere
venci zavivny. Y tom vsaE
lnekdo dvere otevrel a madame
ID Avrile stala pred nj.
"Jste pripravena?" otazala
Sc Almy.
"Ano, prave jsem chtela w.
jiti ven a vyprositi 81 kouseb
papiru, abych svym rodicun
mohla napsati nekolik SLOW
IS tim radeji pockejte, al
prijedete do Londyna," odpo
vedela rychle madame. "Ko
ne isou zaprazeni vasi pru
vodci vas jiz ocekavaji."
proti tomu nedalo Sc niceht
namitati a Alma, vzavsi 81 svt
lplasta' a klobouk, ublrala s.
"a madame 20 schodech dolu
We dverich domovnich sta
obrovsky muz cernem ele
gantnim obleku a madame d
Avrile predstavovala:
Pan Cork"
Tyz smekl klobouk a zmerl
Almu dlouhym, zkoumavyn
pohledem.
Hned potom sesla po scho
dech dolI hubena pani prostr'
dniho start. Byla zastrena htl
lstym Zavojem V ruce drzel;
cestovni taSku.
'.To jest komorna, pani Ell:
BroWnova, pravila madame q
Avrile.
Opodal v poZadi spati'ila Al
ma velkehO muze ma smrt bic
deho, S cernyma, planoucim;
ocima. Neco tax prlSerneh'
dosu nikdy jeste nevidela. Ne
mela vSak kdy v6novati vic
pozornosti tomuto priSerneml
zjevu, nebot' Cork otevfel dvii'
ka kocaru a pozadal il, alb,
vstoupila dovnitr. On sam
PAM Brownova zaujali mist;
ma protcjsim sedadlc vZadu.
"Zijte blaze, me dite!" zvo
lala madame d'Avrile. "Mno
ho stesti k vasemu pobytu
Londyne.'
Potom odjeli a zeleZna vrat;
Sc ia mimi zavfela.
Po cest6 prokazovali spolu
cestujci Alme vsemoznou po
zornost. Zjev domneleho ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

Hrbata divka probudila pTl-
stiho rama Almu a postavila il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-24
SKIPWIT I H IS
 AGAIN CENTER. OF TESTIMONY.
kIan Official Sought to Stop Telephone Service Between Mer Rouge and Bastrop, Operator Declares at
 0pn Hearing
BULLETIN

BAsTRoP, La, Jan. 28.-It was officially announced tonight by At torney General A. V. Coco, who has personally conducted the state's open hearing here into masked band activities in Warehouse parish, that the hearing would be concluded to- morrow.
 BASTR0P, La, Jan. 23.-The name of Capt. J. K. Skipwith, ex- alted cyclops of the Warehouse pa risn Ku Klux K1an. again figured prominently in testimony given to- day at the states open hearing into operations of masked men in the parish which eliminated August 24 in the Kidnapping of Watt Daniels and T. F. Richard of Mer Rouge, whose bodies were found December 22 in Lake Lafourche.
 Miss Lillian Weilenman, tele- phone operator in the Bastrop ex- change, testified that Captain Skip with had requested her not to han 1le any calls between Bastrop and Mer Rouge, either outgoing or in- coming, but an effort by the state