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Southern Ball
January 81

The Southern hall. Go te given
"Wednesday evening, January ~. az
Chri~tensen's hall. Is 20 he a charm
tng affair Plans for the occasion
arc about completed. and among
them Is very special feature.
which the committee IN charge viii
not divulge. Tho hall will lie decor
ated IN Spanish moss. which has
been sent from New ORLEANS. and a
real old plantation scene will be de.
pictcd.
Mrs. Thomas John Achcson Is ex-
ccutive chairman. Mrs Walter Beais
IL In charge OF tte decorations and
Mrs. Farwen Putnam LILLY OF the
publicity.
The floor committee includes MIR.
Roy McAdams. Mr.. Farw.il 2. Lilly.
MIR. Thomas ]. Acheson. MIR. Walter
Reais. DR. Walter kelton. Mr.. VIM.
lam slater and Mr.. Hiram Lindsay.
Among the patrons and patron
es>es arv:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frink. Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry r. King. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Green. AIR. and Mrs.
a. X. Ffsken. MIR. and Mrs. w A..
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c.
Carpenter. Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr..
and Mrs. u. r. Frederick. Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel kelieher. Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs Keith
Logan Buliitt. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
IAfimer. Mayor and Mrs. Brown.
Judge and Mrs. stephen Chadwick.
Judge and Mrs Ronald. DIR. and
Mira Suxxnilo, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
lam n. Roxie, Mr. and Mrs. James
ID. Howe. DIR. and Mrs. J. Tate
Mason. Mrs. Charles kinncar. Mr..
Narmaduke. Col and Mrs. Charles
from Fort fawton and Commander
and Mrs. Shirley from the navy
ymrd
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Washington hive No 944. Ladies'
Of the Maccabecs. which was 10
have met at the home OF Mrs. n.
Miller, ifl5 3sth ave. NJ. wednes.
day evening, January 10. at s
O'Clock, are asked TO meet at the
home Of Mrs. Marie Brsman. 1928
18th ave. ~. on account OF the III.
ness OF Mrs. Miller.
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Assistants Named

Mn. Archibald Stewart Downey.
Mrs. Paul Mandell Henry. Mrs.
Charles Farrell and Mrs. Casper
Clarke will assist Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold c. stimson at the at home
they are giving at their residences.
SUNDAY afternoon. from 4 until 8
O'Clock. in honor OF Miss Catherine
collins.
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Gets Is Days for
Robbery of Auto

Clarence Mclaughlin, isborer. was
sentenced to serve 10 days In Jail by
Police Judge John V. Gordon when
he was convicted OF robbinR a So
cicty woman's auto nj Fourth ave.
and Battery at. Tuesday night. Nc
I.sughlin was arrested by Pstrolman
n. w. Howard.
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Three Honor Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. wildwood
are entertaining informally al dinner
Thursday evening - their home on
Queen Ann~ Hill in honor OF Mrs.
Gonevievc S. Blcthen. Mrs. Martha
Gwadlsy and Miss Elizabeth Ham
nons. who are sailing January ~ on
~ B. 8. Lurlinc for Honolulu
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Seattle
Society
Miss Leard Parsons Win
Be Spring Bride, Large
Bali Arranged by
Southeincrs.

MRS. NJ. T.. WOOD OF chicago
AvA announces the engagement OF
her daughter. i.eura Annette Par.
sons. to Mr. Thomas Val Dempsey.
Of Seattle. son % Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas VI Dempsey. OF los Angeles.
Formerly residents of this city. The
wedding viii take place in March.
Miss Parsons was educated at tho
University Of Washington and Is a
member OF Alpha ri Delta sorority.
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Hostess This Eueninq

Mrs. Elsnor Chase Is entertaining
with bridge party At her home this
evening. in compliment 10 Mrs.
Amelia Carey. house mother NJ tte
Gamma Phi Beta sorority house.
who Is leaving Saturday to spend the
remainder Of the winter in Cali
forufa
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Faculty Wives Club
Plan Valentine Dance

1ho Faculty wives club Il plan
ning : Valentine dance. which will
- ne large formal party OF the
noaaoa- II viii be given on wednes-
Gny cvening. February IA. the place
10 be announced later.
On Friday evening OF this week
Ihe Fncnlty Wives are entertaining
nth = progressive bridge al the
Fnculty Mems club on the campus
Ms. c. r. Corey 10 in charge Of
nrrnneemenss.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Willis G. Bedford will en-.
terrain with a bridge luncheon in
her apartment Of The Carroll. Fri
day afternoon. as a compliment 10
Mrs. Ferguson Harper who has re-
Gently come here 10 make her home.
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CLuBs roR THURSDAY


The Brighton Pre-. School circle viii
meet at the school. Thursday. 1anu.
AIRY II. at y. m. Mrs. John pcbocr
viii speak ON Making Your Contact
Intelligent"
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Marriage Announced

Cards have been received an.
nouncing the marriage OF Mrs. May
Tronghton.Conlsn 10 Mr. Frederick
G. Kapp. which took place very
quietly Monday at the home Of the
bride. 30 18th ave n.
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Greenwood Social club. @. II. s..
win meet Thursday. January II. at
l y. m. with Mrs, Meta Cissna. 40
y. seth II All Eastern Stars wei.
come
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Bridqe Erenind

Mr.. and Mrs Craig l.. Spencer
will entertain NJ bridge on Friday
evening. January 10. at their home.
740 22d ave. N.
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The Mothers club OF Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity will meet at tho
chapter house. ssod University blvd.
Thursday, January II. at p. m,
Important meeting.
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Informal Dinner

DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Black will en-.
tertain formally at dinner at their
home Friday evening. when covers
win BE- placed for ten.
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ELIVVERS GAILY
1 DOWN BOULEVARD

CHICAGO. Jan. fo.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Gibbs McAdoo rolled down
Michigan blvd. here in q f1ivver. Mai
Dixon C. Williams. their millionaire
host. said his regular machine was
Laid up for repairn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
Evergreen Court No. .

Evergreen court No. O. ordsr OF
Amaranth. will hold open iDstaiIa.
ton of officers Friday. January ~,
at 8 .. m, In the Masonic temple.
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CALIFORNIAN and 81. Andrews

A tea for the Ladies' auxiliary Of
the Caledonian and ST. Andrews 30
cietiss will be given at the home
Of Mrs. William W. Dow on Friday.
January 10.
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Mrs. !. J. Lewis will be at homo
Friday afternoon. from until 5
O'Clock. in compliment 70 her niece.
Mrs. Harry Meyer Of Portland. who
is her house guest.
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was telling her Of HIS plan 10 take
her and the five children TO . quiet
country home. where they would find
peace. when the police entered and
arrested him. He Vas released on
81. 900 bond
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Washington Irving PIT. A.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Business and Professional Womcn's
Club

After an Informal half hour Of
friendly visiting last evening. the
Seattle Business and Professional
and Mias Charlotte Williams. other.
wise known as BETTY lee" Of Mac.
Dougaii q southwickn. was present.
cd to the club.
Miss Williams told In a most en-
tertaininr manner how Betty Lee
began three years ago to do per.
sonai shopping for outoftown and
telephone customers Prom the
start. this proved such = real service
that Betty Les's- customers have
now grown 70 shousAnds. some Of
them writing her sven from the
farsh~st oufposts OF Alaska.
Following Miss Williams talk.
Mas Mary Efdred. chairman OF tho
fellowship committee. called upon
the club members for reports on
the ~t.arn.a.Dolsar" contest. As
some other means than the regular
business or PROGRESSION Of these WON.
en-. their remarkable resourcsfulness
was brought TO light b. these re-
ports Tho ''Dynamites- earned the
most dollars. and as a consequences
tho It. n. IT'S viii entertain them
on Friday. January 10. At Collins
playfield house. Ycsier way and
18th. nj o'clock.
Great interest having been exhlb-
tied In the Wornen's Civic league.
organized by Mrs. Henry fandes.
Mrs. Pearl Case Blougb was called
upon 20 explain about the course Of
talks on subjects OF civic interests
which she has been asked TO give 10
club groups who wish 20 become
members. The fee ls one dollar. 4,
was decided TO give the first OF
these talks on Tuesday evening. Jan.
uary 80. directly following the rcgu-
lar club meeting. n il hoped that
all members Of tho Business and
Professional womens club will bs.
come members OF the women's Civic
league.
Thursday lunches from ~ TO i.5o
at Indian Summer and at the
Chauncey Wright restaurant in the
L. G. Smith building have been well
patronized by Business and Profes.
sional women's club members. The
regulars are now looking forward
10 the social hour with those who
are coming for the first time on
Thursday OF this week.
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CROYDON. Eng, Jan. i0.--wiilie
wyatt. aged 3. fell into sewer and
was carried half mile thru a tun-
mel. but suffered no harm.
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rythIan sisters .ltruistlc club

Mrs. Myrtle Cogshall win entertain
the Pythian Sisters Altrulstic club
at her home. ssoe \. 5sth St. Thurs
day, January n. The meeting will
last thruout the day, Members take
car 20,
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woodcraft Totem club will meet In
club rooms Thursday. January II. ~
2 D. m. Election
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Adams PIT. A.

The Adams PIT. A. will give a
silver tea and Bring and Buy"
social at the home OF Mrs. Wall.
7Tf5 33rd ave. n. W.. on Friday.
January ~, at D. m. Parents.
teachers and friends cordially In.
vited.
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meet with Mrs. n. n. Latimcr 7ss
Terry ave- Thursday. January II. at
, y. m.
Nina NJ. Frye Thimbie club
Nina NJ. Frye rhimblc club will
meet al the home OF Mrs. Mary
Hoppe. lace 18th ave. s., Thursday,
January n. az noon. Take jefferson
Park ear and get of at Judkina at.
Bring light lunch
Graded school Of sunday School
Teachers
Tho Seattle Graded Union OF sun.
dag school Teachers win meet at
$40 a. m. TO is noon. Thursday.
January II. at the Y. w. c. A.
Seward school PIT. 4.
Seward school PIT. A. viii meet at
the school at , .. m. Thursday.
january n. Mr.. A. \. Gist. princi.
pal OF II. r. Day school. will peak
ON obligations OF Parents Social
half hour will follow. Refreshments.
Members urged to be present
Woodcraft T.t-m Club
Wooderaft Totem club viii meet
Thursday. January II, at 3 y. m. In
the oiuhrooms. t1e7 Arcade building.
for election OF officers All members
urged TO be present
Lafayette PIT. \.
Lafayette PIT. A. viii meet In the
lunch room OF the school Thursday.
January II. at .. m. Program by
teachers and pupils Membership
drive now under way. Members
asked 20 bring their neighbora. Tea
and cake.
Rainier Camp No. itss
Rainier camp No. is72. Royal
Nelghbors OF America. and Modern
woodmen win hold Joint installation
or officers IN Economy hall Thurs.
day. January II. AZ = p. M.
Lonery Club
The zoncry club win hold an open
meeting Thursday. January II. al q
y. m. In the lecture room on the
fourth floor OF tho r. ". c. A.
Demonstrations. Public invited.
Washington Irving PIT. A.
Washington Irving PIT. A. will
meet at tho school Thursday. Jan.
uary II. at ass D. m. There viii be
a discussion Of legislative measures
which have been Endorsed by tho
different parens.teschsr associations
OF the state. Program by th. chill.
dren Of the school Refreshments
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The Nurses Communiaue club
win hold its monthly meeting on
Thursday. January II. At the home
of Mrs James Allen. 1856 shorclsnd
drive Luncheon at : y. m.
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Seattle Review No g. Woman'r
Benefit association. meets In A. o. 4.
w. hail. 1909 Ninth ave. on Thurs
day. January II. Installation OF OF.
ficers at 7.ss p. m.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Annie Wright Seminary club viii
meet with Mrs. n. n, iatimcr, 5ss
Terry ave. Thursday. January II. at
, y, m,
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Nina NJ. Frye rhimble club viii
meet al the homo OF Mrs. Mary
Hoppe, lace 18th ave. s.. Thursday.
January n, at noon. Take jefferson
Park ear and set OFF at Judkina st..
Bring light lunch.
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The Thursday Progress club will
give a hard times" party at the
home OF Ma. A. n, Marston. 5iit
stone way. Thursday. January n.
at D. IN.
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Seattle section Council OF Jewish
Women

Seattle Section. Council OF Jewish
Women. viii hold their annual tea
and open meeting Thursday. January
n. at Educational Center. 18th ava.
IS. and Main ~. A splendid program
has been arranged for the occasion.
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woodcraft r.tem club

wooderaft Totem club viii meet
Thursday. January II, at p. m. In
the ciuhrooms. tleT Arcade building
for election OF officers. All mcmbers
urged 10 be present
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Warren Ave PIT. a. VII meet
Thursday. January IL. at the school.
az .. m.
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WI meet luufNdats january IL ~
! y. m. with Mrs. Meta Cissna. tto
\. seth II, All Eastern Stars vel
come
Pythian sisters Altruistic Club
Mrs. Myrtle Cogshall win entertain
The Pythian Sisters Altrulstic club
nc her home. esos y. 55th St, Thurs.
day, January II. The meeting will
last thruout the day. Members take
car 20.
Doric Social Club
poric Social club. O. y. =. Will
meet Thursday. January n. at y,
m. with Mrs. Lille Kcltner. ESQ ~
18th St Mrs. Belle Farmer will IA.
sist. Election OF officers.
Nurses Communiuue Club
The Nurses Communique club
win hold its monthly meeting on
Thursday. January II. At the hom.
of Mrs. James Allen. 1856 Shorthand
drive Luncheon At : .. m.
Thursday Progress Club
The Thursday Progress club viii
give a hard times party at the
home OF Ma. A. n. Marston. 6ift
stone way. Thursday. January II.
n .. m
Warren Ave. PIT. A.
Warren Ave. PIT. \. will mee,
January IL. at the school.
seattle section Council Of Jewish
Women
Seattle Section. Council OF Jewish
Women. viii hold their annual tea
md open meeting Thursday. January
a. az Educational Center. 18th ava.
); and Main ST A splendid program
,as been arranged for the occasion.
Seattle Review No. 4
Seattle Review No 3. woman'r
Benefit association. meets In A. q. L..
W. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. on Thurs.
lay. January II. Installation OF Of.
'icers at 7.ts p. m.
Wocdcraft Totem Club
wooscraft Totem club will meet In
hub rooms Thursday. January IL. ~
p m Election
Dickens Fellowship
Sen r Section. Council Of jewish
owsnip viii meet in the Chamber Of
Commerce. rooms Thursday evening.
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Lafayette Pr. 4.

Lafayette. PIT. A. win meet In the
lunch room OF the school Thursday.
January II. at p. m. Program by
teachers and pupils Membership
drive now under way. Members
asked 20 bring their neighbora. Tea
and cake.
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Tho Seattle Graded Union OF sun.
day school Teachers viii meet at
$40 a. m. TO ~ noon. Thursday.
January n. at the Y w. c. A.
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Rainier camp No. is7s. Royal
NeiEhbors OF America. and Modern
woosimen win hold Join, installation
of officers IN Economy hall Thurs,
day. January IT. at , p. M.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03
59TE. NAROZENINY MAYO.
RA KOHLERA.

Nebylo sice zadnych oslav,
jelikoz 81 Kohler ma neco po-
dobneho nepotrpi, ale gratulo-
vano bylo pres. Mayor Sc sice
niktcrak nenechal obvykl6
praci rusiti a dekoval stejne $
poznamkou, re je mu dobre,
ale re nevi, jak to bude dlouho
trvati. "Rikaji mi sice, ze Sc
vse denne lepsi, ale neverim
tomu prilis." Vysvetloval Get
ne dotazy ma zdravicko a pra-
vii, re sc teprve dozvedel o
narozeninach z noyin.
Mayor Kohler sc narodil v
Clevelande, v dome, ktery stal
kdysi v mistech, kde byla u.
mistena stara hasicska stanice
els. /.
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VOJAKUM OPET SLIBO-
VAN BONUS.

Washington, 2. kvetna. -
Zadne snizenl DAM. Vojensky
bonus vice nez pohlti zvysene
pfiimy. Az bonus bude zapla-
cen, kongres zacne placenim
sluzebnich pensi. Senator
Reed Smoot z Utah, novy re-
publikansky pfedseda senatni-
no financniho vyboru, jehoz
rukama musi projiti vsechno
berni zakonodarstvi, ucinil tu-
to pfedpoved' dnes, kdyz pri-
.iel sem ma schulz komise ma
fundaci cizfho dluhu, ktere je
clenem, spolu kongresnlkem
Theodorem E. Burtonem z
Clevelandu. Senator Smoot jest
zcela iist, re zakon v zajmu
vojenskeho bonusu bude pfijat
pfistim kongresu.
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SLEVACI
REALM americky plan.

Slevacska unie urovnala je-
il mzdove podmfnky dohodou
sc slevaci ma zakladne 90c "a
hodinu (nejmensf mzda) pri
8 hodinove dennf praci.
Veskere dzaby a strojni
prace ma byti konana "a dine
Delnfci cd kusu mali miti
mzdy upraveny tax, ably pri
nejmensim vydelali o tretinu
vice nez delnici ma den, to
jest $500 jako zarucena
mzda "a 8 hodin.
Cas- a pill "a kazdou praci
pres 8 hodin pro denni del.
Milky od kusu.
Slevaci a jadrari jsou hle.
dani a ii, kterf 81 pref praci
by Sc NELL spojiti s
F. L. BAUMGARTNER
tajemnikem slevacske unie
Labor Temple, 1886 Euclid.
Tel. Prospect, 4945.
Delnictvo pomocne Coo "a
hodinu.
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LUXORSKY ZAKLfNAC
HADt.

Nescetni hoste celeho sve-
ia, kteTi nell V posledni dvou
mesicich dosti casu a peneZ, "a
by 81 doprali cesty do Luxoru
ndoli kralu a prohledli 81 staro-
zitne nalezy hrobce egyptske
no faraona Tutanchamona, me
Ii prilezitost spatriti nejen nej
vetsi zajfmavosti re stareho E.
gypta, ale take zvlastnosti no.
veho Egypta. Je to V prve IA
de zaklinac hadd a skorpiond,
kter6ho pfivabil naval cizincG
do Luxoru ktery tato jedova
ta zviratka laka die prastare-
no egyptskeho zpdsobu z je-
jich ukrytii a zkroti je pred
zraky udiveneho obecenstva.
Tento zaklinac zdedil sve ta-
jemstvi krocenf hadG po SVEN
otci, jenz Ease je zdedil po
SVEN otci, tajemstvi Sc vlece
staletimi. Zaklinac Sc jmenuje
Moussa, je to maly, svalnaty
hn6dy Egyptian cernem tala-
ru S bflym turbanem, v ruce
ma dlouhou pastyrskou hill, !jiz
provadi sve podivuhodne zakli-
mani.
Pfi sve produkci pocina 81
takto. Vsechny divaky, kteri
mu museji zaplatiti predem "a
predstaveni po anglicke libre,
vede zaprasenou silnici, zfice-
ninami rumistem, pri cemz
zpevem a mrucenfm zaklina
bozstvo, aby dopralo mu 1spe-
chu jeho podniku. Konecne sc
dospeje k hromade kameni,
kde sc zaklinac zastavi a po-.
cne provadeti svou holi zaha-
dne pohyby. Tlumocnik septa:
"Citi neco!" A nyni pocne
Moussa svou holi zurive bodati
do urciteho mlsta v hromade,
az Sc zvedaji mracna prachu.
PAX Sc blfzi opatrne k mfstu,
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do ktereho bodal, vyhrne 81 ru-
kavy az po rame, aby ohecen-
stvo uvidelo, re nejde o neja-
ky trik, a sahne do dry, od-
kudz vytahne "a ocas zmitajic
no sc skorpiona. Spolehlivi
sv6dci ujist'uji, re zaklinac Wy
tahuje skorpiona skutecn6 z Il
krytu v kameni a ze bylo tudfz
vylouceno, ably jej tam napred
nejak vpravil. Skorpion neni
sice z nejvetsich, ie asi a az 5
palcu dlouhy, skoro prdhled-
ny a zelenozlutave zbarven !;
pusobi odstrasujicim dojmem.
Po nekolik minut hraje 81
Moussa Sc zviratkem pred IRA
ky obecenstva, doprava mu vsi
svobody: konecne jej zvlastni-
mi tony hypnotisuje, takze
|skorpion upadne do katalepti-
ckeho stavu, je ztrnuly a upl-
ne nehybny. PAX jej zaklfnac
|vezme, polozi ma kamen a od-
vrati od neho, nacez skorpion
|rychlym 1tekem zachrani Sc
do sveho 1krytu V kameni.
Moussa jej znovu chytne, po-
ilozi pred sebe, nakresli pr
stem kolem neho kolo a pred
kolem nakresli krfz. Znovu "a
klina zvire, aby zGstalo v klidu
coz Sc take stane. Skorpion Sc
ami nehne, ackoliv zaklinac thu
ce divoce holl do nejblizsih
kameni.
Tento pokus ucini celou
radou skorpionl a pax predve-
de divakdm podobne pokusy S
hady. Nejprve vylaka z hro-
mady kameni zmiji dlouhou a.
81 pet stop, uchopi il vhodf u
zaslym divakGm pod nohy. A
by il vyndal hromady kane
nj, byl nucen sahnouti do ka-
meni obnazenou rukou az pc
rame, nacez vytahl prudce sc
zmitajiciho hada. Zmije Sc BILE
skurychle vzprimila slehla
cernym, rozeklenym jazykem.
Lee Moussa Sc sklonil k nj a
natahl pomalu ruku k jeji hla-
We. Ponenahlu, skoro nepozoro
vane priblizil Sc rukou az ma
sest palcu. V tom okamziku
zdalo Sc, re had, hypnotisovan
zrakem zaklinace, vzdava sc
boje, nebot' unavene, jako We
lspanku, spustil hlavu niz a nj.
re az j ulozil do ruky Nous.
sovy. Tento okamzik byl die Wy
pravovani divakG nejdramati-
icteiSi. V6tSine diyakil napadla
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ofazEa, -ia tato zvifata jsou
opravdu nezkrocona q ida ne
hy'a pred tim Moussovymi spo
jenci vpravena do hromady ka
meni, ale Evropane usedli Y
Luxoru vyvraceji toto podezre~
nj, poukazujice ma to, re jiz
nekolikrate opatrni divaci "a
vedli Moussu do cizich krajin,
kdez proved s nalezenymi tam
jedovatymi hady a skorpiony
tentyz zdarily experiment.
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Paderevsky vydelal "a jedi
nou sezonu hrou na piano We
Spojenych Statech $460.000-
.obnos, ktery by mu sotva mo-
hla polska republika "a jeho
uradovani platit. Potvrzuje to
stare rceni, ktere pravi: "Sev-
&c, zdstan II sveho kopyta."
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DEN MATEK.

Columbus, o., 2. kvetna. -
Guverner A. V. Donahey w.
dial dnes provolanf, jimz me-
dele, Is. kvetna, Sc oznacuie
iako den matek, a zada, ably
tento den oslaven byl primere-
nym zpdsobem po celem state.