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Evening star., 1923-05-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

The Sisterhood of Adath Israel Con-
gregation will close its meetings for
the season. o'clock, In the syna-
gogue. at 9Th and l streets. All
friends invited.
Mental Physiology" s o'clock. 1928
| street. Open to all. Free will Of
fering.
Illinois State Society will meet at
Thomson School. Glee Club of Bliss
School will give program. All Illinois
people invited.
South Carolina Club. colored. will
meet o'clock in Grover Cleveland
sshe9 kashtz MIs sa Wezt ~ simns Hamto1
w. r. c.. and Whitfield Mckinley,
ex-collector of the port.
Teacher Association of Sla-
ter-Langston School will meet In
Of work of pupils and selections given
from kindergarten to eighth grade.
Annual commencement of Fairmont
School will be held, 8 o'clock, at Will
lard Hotel.
Nordau Zion Club will meet. 8
o'clock. at Y. NJ. H. A. building. Elec-
tion Of delegate to the convention to
be held in Baltimore.
The Presidents Own Garrison.
Army and Navy Union, L. S. A, will
hold an open muster tonight at G.
A. r. Hall. There will be a musical
and literary program and refresh
ments. All former service men. and
men in the service now, especially
world war veterans, will be well
coined.
The G. F. S. Senior Club will meet
at the Elizabeth Roberts Memorial,
1924 H street, s o'clock.
Free lecture on "Saleslady Efficien-
cy." by Albert H. Zimmerman,
o'clock. at 766 Hobart street. Also
m. All welcome.
Beethoven. List, Weber. Saint
Saens, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and
other music masters will have their
innings the soiree concert of the
Washington Salon and United Arts
Society this evening at the Play
to be in charge of Rudolphe de Zapp.
president of the society.
The South Carolina Club colored.
will meet p. m, at Grover Cleve-
land School. Samuel J. knights
will give the history of the club, and
other addresses will be made by Mrs
Julia west Hamilton Of W. r. c. and
Whitef1eld Mckinley. former collec-
tor of the port.
Richard J. Harden Camp No. 2.
United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet O'clock. Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
FUNERAL OF P. J. NEEl

Funeral services for Peter ]. Nee.
well known business man. who died
at his residence, 1341 Girard street
northwest, Monday night, were held
at the family residence today. after
which solemn high requiem mass gas
sung at the. Sacred Heart Church for
the repose Of the soul. Interment was
in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The funeral was attended by dale
cations from the b. p. o. Elks,
knights of Columbus and the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, of which AIR.
Nee was a member.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
GIRL PLAYING WITH CAT
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE. Md. May 17.-Eosy
Obad, aged seven years, daughte5 of
Mrs. Jennie Obad. residing on sthe
Chain farm on the national pike.
near Brownsville. was instantly killed
while playing in the road near her
home. having darted out in 'front.' of
an automobile while playing with a
pet kitten.
The driver brought the car tc a
stop after striking the child. picked
her up and rushed her to her home,
but she was already dead from a
fractured neck
Evening star., 1923-05-17
9n M en1oriarfr.

ADAMS. ~ sad remembrance of devoted
ha;baHd noIpH s%,Ms ana M1svns e., father JOHN RAs
t"ei'e years ago today. May II. 1911.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. =
BuCKEER. In loving remembrance OF nv
mother. AMANDA, BUCKSER. who left me
seventeen years ago today. May IT. 1905
10 live in the hearts we leave behind is
not to die.
She shall sleep. but not forever,
In the lonely, silent grave
Blessed be the Lord that taketb
Blessed be the Lord that gave
hLE LosELf DAUGHTER. SUSAN SAM
cowNEs. In sad but loving rensuh, ;,
our our, dear father, FLOYD @. COWNEs. who
oied TWO years ago today. May IL. 1921
The midnight moon is g.eaming
Upon his silent grave;
But he sleepeth without waking
The one ne could not save
Sieep on, dear daddy. and take your rest
LOO I called you home: He thought it best
he saw your suffering here was great
And ,1f opened wide the golden gate
his hosEpII k9vISG CHILDREN. FLOYD AND
FERGUSON. In fond remembrance OF nv
beloved stepfather, ADDISON o. FERGI.
son. who passed away sixteen years ago
afsy at9asy' sTfph Msy u; r. 1921 .eLrn rn..ca
HARTMAN, En- fHASeLs ".
GRILLET In sad and loving remembrance Of
our beloved sister. CARRIE GRILLET (nee
smlthsonl. who departed this life one year
At St. Dominic's Church.
The month of May is here.
10 US the saddest of the year
Because one year ago today
Our dear sister passed away
Dear Is the grave where our dear sister is
Sweet is the memory that never shall fade.
roses may wlther. leaves fade and die
Though others forget you, never will We
hER LOVING AND DEVOTED SISTERS
MHI Anp pFa BRorHER, MRS. LACEY. MRS
Wv snixEhEhsoN AND RICHARD SMITH
AATToN. tribute Of love to the memory
OF my dear husband. ISAIAH T. HATTOS
VINO departed this life two years ago TO-DAY
May IL, 1921.
TO forget is vain endeavor,
Loves remembrance lives forever
HIS oi LOVING WIFE. BERTHA @. HAT
s4TEHF M no@1R wsa e dear
HER Eeu PEvo1fiED Day soS, q; wv WILLIAM H
REYNOLDS. In sad but loving rsr,.rh.o
Of our dear mother, Lucy REYSOInS who
May IL. 1912. -
We wsen so often dts thin, think Of you. dear mother,
~ Mhen our hearts are sad with pain
Inns world would be heaven to u.s.
eo1id you, dear mother, be with US again
pA1JIGHTEksi 1,ISliE Rs;oxMA MAGGIE UPsHUR AND
JAMES II. SCOTT. who died May IL, Iy.s
heep him. Jesus. in Thy keeping
I'LL l reach the shining shore;
Then, o Jesus. let me love him
As l did before
HIS WIFE, MRS. LIZZIE SCOTT, 1916
st. NV.
SPELLAR. In sad but loving remembrance of
May IL, 1912.
Gone. but not forgotten
DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER
WILLIAMS. In sad but loving remembrs,,s
OF my soni ROBERT c. WILLIAMS Mh,
departed this life six years ago today, Mi
Il, 1917. So
Dear Is the grave where you are laid
Sweet is the memory that never shall fad.
Tho Lowers may wither leaves fall and die.
DEVOTED MOTHER, JULIA STUBBs
Evening star., 1923-05-17
FOR EIGN.
Carbs of Tbanks.

EASToN. Mrs. Lillian Lomax wishes to thank
her sincere friends for their kind sympathy
and beautiful floral designs sent at the sad
EAsTON. who died May 10. 1923.
ECHoLS. l wish to extend for myself and
wife sincere thanks to our relatives. friends
and neighbors. for their kindness. sym
death Of our son PITTMAS.
JOHN G. ECHOLS. .
NEURATH. We wish to extend to our friends
and relatives our sincere appreciation and
thanks for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings at the loss of our
beloved one, IVY E. NEURATH.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

Sherry. retiring president; Mrs. Isa-
dore Kahn. the new president: Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith. Miss seligsman.
Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer and Mrs.
Hollander. More than 5000 was raised
for the benefit Of the charity work
Of the society. 1t was decided to hold
similar affairs in the future
Evening star., 1923-05-17
RITES FOR A. PEYTON.
Veteran Traction Employe
Buried at Glenwood.

The funeral of Adolphus Peyton, 474
N street southwest, who died Sunday.
took place Tuesday at Glenwood cem-
etery. Mr.. Peyton was fifty-eight
years of age and had been in the en-
ploy of the Capital Traction Company
thirty-one years in the capacity of
motorman and assistant inspector.
He was born in King George coun-
ty, Va. and was a member of
the Patriotic Sons of America and the
Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanics. He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Virginia E. Peyton. and daugh-
ter, Mrs. u. Sondhemer of Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

The e1Khfeenth nnnfVeTNhfy OF
Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. Improved
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, will be celebrated next Sunday
night. when a sermon will be preache
by Rev. j. L. S. Holloman, pastor of
Second Baptist Church. Sd street be-
tween H and ! streets northwest The
arrangements will be in charge of j.
Fremont Butler, exalted ruler, as
sisted by a committee.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
HOLD ANNUAL LUNCHEON

The first annual luncheon Of tho
Washington Chapter Of Hadassah was
held yesterday at the Franklin Square
Hotel, with Mrs. Alfred ]. Steinberg
as chairman.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Harry
Evening star., 1923-05-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Annual meeting OF Sixteenth street
Heights Club will be held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry
T.. Allerson, III Maple avenue, Ia
koma Park.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

A reunion OF the survivors OF the
43d Virginia Battalion (Mosby Men)
at Marshall, Va. Saturday. Ladies
of the u. d. c.. will entertain.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
Amercan A..ocIation of Univer.fty

American Association Of University
Women Will give a pan-Hellenic tea
tomorrow. 4:30 pm. at the clubhouse.
The Intercollegiate Community Serv-
Ice Association will have a luncheon
and the Russell Sage Institute din
ner at night.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

South Carolina Club. colored, will
meet o'clock in Grover Cleveland
School. Addresses by Samuel J.
Knights, Mrs. Julia West Hamilton.
w. r. c.. and Whitfield Mckinley.
ex-collector of the port.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

Illinois State Society will meet at
Thomson School. Glee Club of Bliss
School will give program. All Illinois
people invited.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
FOUND.

PURSE. Monday. containing engraved wria
watch and money. Call 1872 Vernon NV
apt. 30
Evening star., 1923-05-17

Parent-Teacher Association Of Sla-
terLangston School Will meet In
Slater School. s O'Clock. Exhibition
Of work of pupils and selections given
from kindergarten to eighth grade.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

The Sisterhood of Adath Israel Con-
gregation will close it's meetings for
the season. 5 o'clock, in the syna-
gogue. at 9Th and l streets. All
friends invited.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas 5s-S1 900 at SAX.
washington Gas Light ut SOY, at sos.
Mergenthaler Linotype-5 at 150k, 10 at
$50, 10 at 1i9h, 10 at 149.
AFTER CALL
Capitol Traction-8 at ssN
Washington Gas 5s-s1 600 at "a.
UNLISTED DEPARTMENT.
Citizens Savings Bank-50 at 1l&.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
FOREIGN BONDS.
STANDARD OIL ISSUES.

80 Mexican Govt Gs... 624 6la. G2
Swiss Govt 51as... 101 1Ul 1ul
IL S of Mexico As. 42Ts 424s +2T
Evening star., 1923-05-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star ohaes.

Standard Of New York went lower
again, refecting announcement Of the
proposal to increase the capital stock
by S75. .e0e.0 Magnolia Petroleum,
the minority holdings Of which are
soon to- he taken ever by the New
shares Of New York stock for each
share of Magnolia responded with an
opening jump of Ave points, put lost
this gain in the last hour.
Reports that Prairie Oil and Gas
had cut crude oil another 10 cents
for further selling in the oils.
Prairie Oil and Gas declined four
points before there was any SEM
blance Of a rally.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
FORD'S NAME LINKED
WITH CHAIN OF BANKS

NEW YORK, May 12.-The Tribune
today says:
A report reached the outlying dls-
tricts Of Wall street yesterday that
Henry Ford WAS considering the es-
tablishment of nationwide system
of banks, with the aim of ultimately
developing an international group of
such institutions.
The report was not credited by a
banker who has been identified with
Mr.. Ford in the past. He declared
that he had heard nothing of the
project and that Mr.. Ford had never
evinced any interest in launching
upon banking career. The report
was believed to have risen in con-
neCtion with the utilization by Mr..
Ford of savings banks in his plan
for payment for the automobile which
he manufactures.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
Ticker Service Removed.

AS the result of an investigation
the wires of members with outside
firms were discontinued in the cases
of thirty-nine offices located at Bos-
ton, Baltimore, Detroit, Columbus,
Cincinnati and various other points
in the middle west.
Mr.. Cromwell said there have been
fourteen failures of stock exchange
firms during the two years he has
headed the exchange, and inaugura-
ton of a QUESTIONABLE whereby mem
on call and not less than twice year
ly financial statement, has resulted
in great benefit.
1T is confidently expected he said
that hereafter a failure on the stock
exchange will be very rare occur
renee"
Evening star., 1923-05-12

NEW YORK. May 12.--FoIlowing is
an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in ON the New York Curb Mar
ket today:
Evening star., 1923-05-12
FOREIGN AUTO FIRMS
ENTER u. S. MARKET
Deemster Cars, Made Seventeen
Years in England, Follow Plan
of French Company.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May REPRODUCTION in
the United States of the Deemster
automobile. which has been on the
English market for seventeen years,
was ANNOUNCED by julius Keller Brit
ish manufacturer, who arrived here
on the liner Berengaria. Mr.. Keller
said that negotiations had been com
pleted TO take over plant at Hazel
ton. Pa.
This is the second recent negotia-
tion by foreign automobile concerns
TO enter the American market. Andres
Citroen, French motor car manu-
facturer announced several weeks
ago, before his return to France, that
he would erect a factory at Detroit
or Cleveland and an assembling plant
near this city.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
RY WILLIAM +. HEFFERNAN.
Received by Private

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE curb
market closed the week under another
wave Of selling, which did not. how
ever. involve the entire list, but made
dustrisls and the majority of the
Standard oils. Such stocks as Mid
vale Company. American Locomotive,
new; Warner Mallsable and Universal
flpe common and preferred felt the
effects of statements in the weekly
Mercantile ReSiew, where slackeniRg
IN the demand in general business
was reported.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
(Quotatio furnished by Redmond & C
MAXWELL MAKES RECORD,

NEW YORK, May 12--Maxwell Mo-
tor tor. Corporation st aa.E| shipped s;ass oars In
ments of Maxwa1ls were 6,771 and
Of Chalmers 1.3s2. Record Is 1000
cars above the peak reached the mid
die of last year and about 2,000 over
March shipmentA
months of 1929 were 22,113 Maxwell
and Chalmers cars. of which Ga per
cent were made in March and April
April shipments Of Chalmers cars ex-
ceeded the total for the preceding
three months.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
WALL STREET NOTES.
Treasury Subscriptions Close
Phillipsborn's Sales.
special Dispatch to The Star.

Speclal DiSnatcn 10 Inc STAR.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Cash sub
scriptions to the recent offering of
S400. 100000 of Az per cent Treasury
notes. dated May Is. 1923. and matur-
ing March la. 1927. closed today, but
the books will remain open until
further notice to permit exchange of
victory notes for the new issue.
Phillipsborn, Inc, sales for the first
two weeks in May totaled $1,400, 900.
This amount and the amount for the
flrst quarter of this year were sub
stantially in excess of same period
last year.
New York bank clearings, 3745, 000,-
900. New York bank balances, $S3,-
100000. New York Federal Reserve
Bank credits, $68,006, 900.
The regular quarterly dividend of
S1.75 on preferred stock was declared
by Montgomery Ward 1t is payable
July 1. to stockholders. of record
June 20.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
CHANGES IN PRICES
WIDEST IN 50 YEARS
Stock Exchange Head Tells
of Strange Conditions in
Financial World.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE extraor-
dinary conditions which have pre-
vailed during the past two years
were paralleled only by the period
following the civil war, Seymour l..
Cromwell, president of the New York
Stock Exchange, said in a formal re-
port to the exchange governing COM
mittee covering the two years end
Ing May 1, made public last night.
Not since that time. he said, has
there occurred any such precipitous
and considerable decline in mercan-
tile money rates as was witnessed
in 1921 and 1922. Not for fifty years
have price levels for many COM
huenced by changes in money rates,
experienced such considerable changes
as In recent years, he said.
Tells Of Bucket Shop War.
Naturally" he said, "the New York
securities market has very complete
~ responded to the unusually power
ful economic forces everywhere at
work. The rise in bond prices from
the unusually low levels of 1921 has
been more rapid and extensive than
any similar price movement in the
bond market for decades. Stocks.
also, after decline in price. which
endured for period of almost two
years, have since August. 1921, en-
joyed a pronounced appreciation in
price"
The report detailed efforts of the
exchange to check the epidemic Of
bucketing by outside houses during
the period of the long decline and
the later steps taken to protect the
public from swindlers when stock
prices started upward Because Of the
growth Of bucketing and ther fraudu-
lent practices ip the security bust
ness. the exchange has strictly en-
forced its rules relative to wire con-
nections, with non-member firms, he
said.
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ce, OLcVfenyM OMH1
vzduch vnikal do svetnice. OBJ
tizen vlni atromG kvetoucich
v zahrade.
~ Tat! zvolala vesele slec-
ma Anicka, asi dvacetileta div.
ka syezi, broskvove pleti, Sc.
dave modrych oci a vesele
trochu smele rozpustile tvare
vroubene kastanovymi vlasy
jeiichz copy byly svinuty "
venecek. Ze sc take pride
IA mas podivat.
Nam mnoho prace, odve
til.
- Take jsi mel nejakou ma
vstevu? tazala Sc pani pcklad
nikova, obstloustla, cernovla
sa DANA bezvyrazneho oblice
je.
Ano, pravil nedbale, ia
ko by 81 teprve vzpomina
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4vEy''

byl U mne plnqfnocnfk kartelu.
Ale pax v hahlem rozhod-
mutt dodal:
- Veru to vas bude zaii-
mat. Vite, do to byl? Dublin.
Dava lfbat ruce.
D9kuji, nechci, odpove-
della Anicka SIC smichem.
Panf pokladnikova nerekla
vhbec niceho. Byl tim jaka
pohnevan.
Neni jiz irednikem po-
k1acoval a bezdeky mluvil d1-
razneji, nez 81 pfal a ackoli
jej to zlobilo, d6dil po stryci
a je dnes majitelem velkostat-
ku, cihelen keramicke tovar-
ny.
- Ze Sc mu chtelo sem cho-
dit, podotklo d6Nce.
Slo dilzite obchodni
jednanf, muIsili jsme Sc domlu-
viii ustne. A v6c nebyla snad-
ma. Az mne hlava boil. Snad
81 vyjdu trochu do poll.
Jdi, Sly bychom 5 tebou,
ale je plno prace.
A vecer pride Nevola,
ne? Ida Sc mi re js.i rikala
pri ob6de n6co takoveho, obra-
Gel Sc ma zenu.
Ano. Ostatne mohli by
|ste. jit spolu a vratit Sc 0 pIl
osme k vecefi.
= To je dobry napad! SOU
hlasil. Poslete k nemu Mare
nu, re sc zastavim pro nej a
nebo at pocka ma mne IA ma
m6sti. Urovnam ri jeste nekte
re veci a pGjdu. Ma shledanou
Vratil Sc do pracovny.
Jeste jednou uvazoval, jak
vec zaridit. Bude mnohem ne
snadn6jsi, nez 81 pi,edstavoval.
Jest zrejmo, re Dublin jest O.
bema damam naprosto nesym-
paticky. Zmaf;t snatek $ Ne
volou a jeste vnutit dceri Du-
bina Ano, k takovemu kro-
ku by il pohnul jeste nejspise
vzdor, ten by vsak predpokla-
dial, ze by vysla roztrzka cd
Nevoly. A k te |mize dospet
jen plnou praydop.
- Povim mu i, rex, 81 cd.
hodlane.
Wal jeste noviny Sc stolu
| a zb6zn6 je prohledl, ably me
po pfipade latku hovon. X
'adru v9ci Sc smFn dostat te-
prve az "a mesteh, v polich.
Kdyz prisel settil ma name
sti. spatril tam liz mladeho, w
ponekud dtleho muze
osmahle pleti cerneho vlasu i
knirku hnedych, trochu SEN
RAnentalnich oci. Oden byl
nnapadne, ale peclive vkus-
ne. Jakmile videl, re pficha-
ri pokladnik, special k nemu
S uctivym pozdravem.
Servus servus, dekoval
Setfil pratelsky a podavsl mu
ruku. Myslil -jsem 81, ze bude-
te donna, dnes je tax krasne,
re je pravym hrichem mevyjft
81 ven. Necht6l-li jste totiz ne
kan jinam.
Nikoli pane pokladniku,
sedel jsem v pokoji a cetl jsem
noviny.
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slnen jeji vlastni otec. -
Jest dobra, pravda, ale aby
nevznikla v dust clov6ka z to-
ho poznani trpkost, aby nevy-
klicila v mem zloba, nenavist
vuci niciteli vlastnihO blaha-
ne to by jiz ami nebylo shoyi-
vavosti!
Snad opravdu, az pfekonJl
prvni udes, nerekne niceho AM
deer ami matka, ale
Setrilovi sc zdalo, re citi pc
hled dvou pard oci, pohled, y
'nemz snad neni ami vycitky
ale jehoz melancholicka, bo
,lestna resignace budi DOZEN
ze vytka V nj skryta je tim o
strejsi, elm vice je skryvana
IA liz tato iluse, toto tuseni bu
dila mem rozcileni a podraz
d6nost.
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TENATECH
- r o M A N
Napsal Karel M. Pfibramsky.

A piece sc musl odhodlat k
cinu, must roztrhnout predivo
lasky mezi Anickou a mladym
Nevolou. Dcera sama no pre-
ru$i -.
Setfil vstal a pocal precha-
zet pokojem.
Veru, to byla myslenka -
Kdyby Sc podarilo pohnout
Nevolu, aby sam prerusil zna-
most Anickou. Byla by to
zla rama pro nj, ale konecne
staly sc jiz takove pripady ca
steji a opustena divka presved
civsi Sc, re napadnik nebyl il
hoden, pozdejIi nejednou zehna
la domnelemu nestesti. A otco-
va autorita by byla zachoyana.
dcera by netusila, kdo je spo-
luvinen jeji bolesti.
Pravda, Jaroslav. Nevola
mel Anicku rad, silene rad, to
ved6l pan pokladnik. A take
jei pokladal "a charakterniho
muze. Ale jsou lide, kteri do
vedou podridit vasen sebe pla.
menn6jsi svym zajmum. A po.
kud jde 0 povahu. nelze nikdy
o nj rici mic urciteho, dokud
nebyla podrobena zkousce.
Pan pokladnik 81 pral, aby
v nj Jaroslav Nevola neobstal
Podroben il byt musi, elm dri-
ce, tim lepe. Ale kdy? Zdalo
Sc mu, re danny pravily phi o.
bede, re pride dnes Nevola \
veceri. Ostatne, je-li nutnc
ucinit znamosti konec, bylo by
lepe, ably vubec jiz nepricha
eel. Ano, promluvi s MIN je.
ste ted odpoledne.
Nekolika kroky ocitl Sc i
arcadia a pohledl do neho. -
Jeho tvar byla jiz nyni klidna
move nadeje dokonce il posky
tly vyrazu jiste bodre veselo
sti. Zapalil 81 doutnik, prose
predsini a otevrel dvefe poko
je, kde sede " pani pokladni
koH6 rcd pa ARifka, COST sji
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Trvalo hezky dlouho, nez
Why rozcileni v dusi Setrilov6
opadly do te miry, ze byl scho
pen uvazovat tom, co Sc sta
10. Vsecko bylo pfekonano v
jeho nitru vedomim, ze je ztra
cen, nepomlxe-h mu kartel. Y
tom sm6ru byla mu situace po
navsteve DuIbinove jeste jas
n6jsi, nez-li drive. Tehda tu-
sill, ze@ jej ceka zkaza, nyni
muz, jenz chtel Sc stat jeho
zet6m, otevren6 mu ukazal,
jak Sc pracuje k jeho zahube
ia jak neodvratnou je katastro.
ia, nesmiluje-li Sc kartel. Ale
kartel. jest abstraktnim theo-
!retickym pojmem, We skutec-
nosti Jim neni nikdo my nez
Jiri Dublin. A ten zada "a
|svou pomoc jasne urcenou ce.
|nu: jeho dceru.
A pTece v6d6l, lie Anicka
neciti k n6mu nijake sympatie
spise odpor, vedel, re jeji srd-
ce nalezf jinemu, jenz il milu.
lie. A v ocich tohoto chladne.
no, vypocitaNeho obchodnika
bylo vse pouhym obchodem
vse Sc vazilo a pocitalo. AMID
ka mela zvazit svaj zavazek
k muzi, jejz milGvala k ro'
dicdm, jez by uvedla We zkazu
budeli trvat ma SVEN. O vysleC
ku nebylo pochybnosti; byls
lstejn6 opredena tenaty Du
binoyymi jako jeji otec. Ano
dcera povoli, obetuje Sc, jak'
mile Sc dow pravdy, zejmens
dovi-li Sc veci, jichz netusi
ami Dublin. Ale ze il ma san
zasadit tuto ranu, sam ma n
zadat, ably mu obebovala vse
bylo Setrilovi hroznym pony
slenim. Miloval sve jedine di
lte a zalezelo ma ma jeho lasce
lJak silnou ranou bude pro Ami
lcku nutnost vzdat sc vysnene
Tho Stesti! Ale jest6 hrozlSi
shine j po21 Il. zs TIM vslm
vlneh jeji vlastni otec. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30

Pondelni zahajeni zavodu
v klusu ma zavodisti v North
Randall ocekavano jest spor-
tovnim Clevelandem S nema-
lynn zajmem. Mezi nejpopu-
larnejsimi sportovci v klusu
jsou mr.. Geers, jenz ma plnou
staj nejvyhlasen6jsich klusa-
|ku, mezi nimiz nejslavn6js
lest kun "SanardO'.
Druhou kapacitou zav0diste
| Jest Peter the Brewer, kim Gle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30

velandsky, jenz tax slavne wi
tell minuly podzim v Lexing-
tonu. Zavodnik posleze jmeno
vany jest majetkem Ed. Stou-
ia z Pontiac, Mich, jenz sve-
Ill training zavodniku Nat
Rayovi, jehoz ma dnesnim o.
brazku spatrujeme sedle.
Drul.a illustrace pfedstavuje
mr.. Geerse sc "Sanardem".