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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
LOCAL CHRIS IN PALACE roILIrs


Z The New Britain Home Town Fol-
lies fmade in New Hriiainl. now ap-
pearing al the Palace tonight and the
rest OF the week are drawing eapae-
lty houses at each performance. Tho
cast includes six broadway principals
and IL supported by SIS local girls who
are exeellently drilled for their chorus
and ensemble songs and dances. The
Palace management Is very much de-
lighted with the showing made by tho
local girls and hacks them ap with
the statement that they are as good.
" not better, than the average chorus.
travelling with any musical comedy or
tabloid production. The big hit of the
show Is the speeialties offered hyssey-
efal local young ladies, Miss Anna
krawitz sings my Buddy in very
capable manner, The Misses Stein
hause and Bubosar perform an or
ieniai dance that Is very well done.
Miss Irene Perkins does very well
with Harry LADDERS when 1 Was
Twenty-one": and Miss aleath scores
with a pretty Japanese dance. Miss
Paldino who was unable 10 lo her
speciality on account OF sickness tho
first part OF the week. joins the act
today and will be heard In songs that
show up her fine voice. In conjunc-
tion with the Follies. starting today.
there will be an entire change of
other attractions on the program coL-
sisting OF new Keith vaudeville acts
and the photoplay feature will offer
Rudolph Valentino and Mac Murray
in The Delicious Little Devil" Start
ing next week two big attractions will
be offered In the appearance here In
vaudeville of ID yito's Band, famous
throughout Connecticut. and now IN
vaudeville with Phoebe Whiteseide;
the other feature will present Booth
Tarkington's big photoplay nit The
Flirt" with an all star cast including
Eileen Percy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
OFFICIALS ENUMERATED
Also Freed From Blame in
Manhattan Insane ASYLUM Fire

New York, Feb. 22.--Officials and
employees Of the Manhattan state hos
pital for the insane at Wards is
land are eXonerated of all blame for
the fire which brought death TO "a
patients and three attendants last
Sunday, in a report being prepared by
John Ross, medical inspector for the
state hospital commission.
Not only do hold all officials and
employees blameless," he said, But
have found that many of them went
beyond their plain duty and perform
ed acts Of heroism."
Two more bodies were found in the
ruins yesterday. The charrcd remains
Of 81 of the victims were identified
at the morgue, leaving only six nm
identified dead.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
MARTY puPREE AT LycEuM.

Marty Duprce and her beauty
chorus started today OH the last half
OF their week here. offering an en-
tirely new show which is even bet
ter thar that offered during the first
part OF the week. Marty herself and
Wallace Melvin, her dancing partner,
put on a brand new dancing exhibit
ton. The chorus. poppy as any could
be, cavorts about I'm this show with
the same startling speed and visscity
that marked their actions In Hello
Horace" while the grand finale is a
novelty sensation.
The picture stars johnny Walker in
Captain Fly-hy- Night" The story of
the play itself has TO do with the
adventures of dashng young pa
triot, a swashbuckler who leads his
countrymen against the revolution
lists in defense OF his homeland. The
locale is old time California. in the
days of Spanish dominion.
Bluebottle flies hibernate in winter
and appear early in the spring. as
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

He was angry: he|thought Mistah
Mule was laughing at him.
what is there about me that
amuses you?" he cried.
Mistah Mule turned about with an
air of great surprise.
Il didn't know they was anyone
here he replied. Il was just laugh
in at my own thoughts"
do you mean to tell me that you
haven't noticed mo here in this lane?"
Turkey Proudfoot remanded holly.
why l was here when Farmer
Green turned you out of the barn."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
REPORT ON HANGINt,s

Washington, Feb. determination
of report on the inquiry conducted
more than a year ago into charges
made by the late Senator Watson of
Georgia, that American soldiers were
hanged without trial in France, was
begun at a meeting yesterday of the
special senate committee. headed by
Senator Brandegee, republican. Con-
necticut, which made the investiga-
ton.
The report. which will be submit
ted to the senate within q few days.
is expected TO be brief and to declare
the charges without foundation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
TrRKEY rROIDrOOT.

Mistah Mule was standing at the
foot OF the lane. near tho barn. Tur-
key Proudfoot was strut.ing about,
locking for food now and then. in thu
mud, and gobbing once in Willis
Suddenly Mistah Mule gave his odd
laugh. "Hee.Haw!" And when he
heard II, Turkey Proudfoot began 10
swell UP, and dart his head toward
Mistah Mulc. and raise his feet and
them put them down in tho same spot.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
NOICESW ZKEAR
Thursday, Feb. %, 1923.
KDKA

(Westinghouse--Eas Pittsburgh.
700 p. m.---News. Health Hints
prepared by the U. S. Public Health
Service.
7:15 p. m.--Theatricals.
1880 p. ma visit to the little
folks by the Dreamtime Lady.
7:45 p. rn.----Addresses from the
Banquet of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution. McCreery's Dining
Room, Pittsburgh
$3.50 p. n.r-Concert by the I'M
perial Male Quartet. A. NJ. Berseth.
first tenor; s. Jones. first bass; J. T..
Nelson. second tenor; ]. H. Thomas,
second bass; A. l., Vetter, ACCOMPANY
list.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

second. Then Kate started silently
on toward the light ahead.
The door. she found when she
reached it, was all but closed. Through
the opening. only a length of scarlet
satin shimmered The light within
was dim. The voice of Sing 10y,
somewhere on the other side of the
partition, had died TO low, grooming
sound.
Too spellbound to utter a sound,
Kate touched the door. 1t gave I'M
der the pressure of her hand. AS II
moved slowly back the brilliant satin
covered bed was visible.
Across the bed. wrapped in ra-
diant kimono, one white arm thrown
above her head, was Alice.
ITO BE Continuedl.
fronyripht 1e22 NEA Seryicn)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
Good Manners

Alta large social gathering a
reception--the guests quite properly
chat with one another and even estab-
lish lasting mountaineering without
the formality of a regular introduce
ton. The very fact that another,
like ones self, has been invited may
be interpreted as an endorsement by
the host.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
WIZ

(Westinghouse-New
1900 p. m.--"Jack Rabbit Stories"
by David Cory. N. Y. Evening Mail.
$3.50 p. m.-"Old English Sheep
Dogs" by Frank r. Dole, noted au-
thority.
S:45 p m.--Concert by Marguerite
Agnes Waite, violiniste of Newark.
900 p. m.--Program to be an
nounced by radio.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
Gossiip:sC Come,
Ribbon Sashcs

Wide sashes of satin ribbon. with
ends that reach below the hem OF the
skirt. are worn on the new black satin
and lace frocks. Nearly every gown.
If il is dark in tone, is frightened by
some vivid touch of color. Jade
green. coral and Alice blue are the
most popular shades for these sashes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
WBZ

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
1850 p. m.--Short history of George
Washington.
7:45 p. m.--Business talk.
$500 p. m.--Program of dance
music by the Natchez orchestra.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
Paisley Wells

The Paisley influence having inn
pressed itself everywhere else in the
mode has now invaded the field of
wells. Some of the newest ones are in
Paisley patterns, or are banded with
colorful Paisley chiffon
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
Collars Of Ostrich

Clipped ostrich is used to make the
collars of some of the evening coats
for summer wear. It is dyed TO
match the wrap which is usually of
taffeta in pastel shades.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
WGI

(American Radio & Research Corp.
Medford Hillside, Mass,)
els p. m.--"General Conditions in
the Shoe and Leather Industry"
$3.50 p. m.--Boston police reports
GAS p. m.--Code practice, lesson
number eleven.
$3.50 p. m.-Evening program
a, "A Backdoor Glimpse of George
Washington" by George A. Sweetser.
b. Patriotic concert, auspices of
the Boston Telephone Operators
Union.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

Electric shoe polisher that may be
carried by the peripatetic shoe-shiner,
has been invented.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22
bathing Accessories

Reports from Palm Beach inform
us that beads and earrings arc worn
with the most fashionable bathing
suits.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

Ito BE Continuedl.
Copyright, 1923, NEA Service).
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-22

Bluebottle flies hibernate in winter
and appear early in the spring. as
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

linu, $ chutf neco pojedl, hned
po jidie vsak vstaval, tvrde, ze
Sc nesmf dele zdrzeti.
INA brzkou. shledanou, pa
ne mlynafi,, povidal s vese-
lou bodrostf, "prominte, re
jsem obtezoval a prijed'te br-
zy milostpani do mesta."
Podal mu ruku, Jarmile ru-
ku velmi pfatelsky polibil a O.
DIESEL. Jarmila no doprovazela
al ke schodIm a kdyz Sc vra-
tia, byl pokoj prazdny. Tar
don, proSed sousednfm poko-
jem, naBel nR chodbu odtud
postranninr vchodem zmizel
ma chodbe, vedouci do mlyni-
ce.
fDokssn xnx,S ofN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

"Bude to rozhodne pro nei1o
'vyhodnej6f | pro jeho pan1, :
|rozkladal rpzSafne. "Milost-
Ipani Kronychova je vzorna no
|spodyne "a Kronych bude. S nj
Imiti blahy zlvot. Nauci Sc
hospodafiti, stane Sc 2 n6hp
'statk&f q bude povdecen, ze Sc
zbavfl podfizeneho postavenf.
"A okres v n9m ziska zkusene-
ho a zapracovaneho obcana,
ktery v nnohych verejnych o
tazkach nam prospeje. Chci
je take naystiviti. u jste u
Mich byli?"
"Dosud ne, rnuz povfdal, ze
bude lepe, kdyz pockame, al
81 vse uvedou do poradku. A
my salhi jsnle take dosud me-
meli casu. Pfisti tyden snad k
MIN pojedeme.
"Upozornim je tedy ma vas
brzky pfijezd, jiste budou mi
ii radost. Catchy jsod krasne
hnfzdscko a pfal bych 81 je mi
It'll"
Hovofili 0 dvorci a O Krony-
chovych, ami snad snad 81 ne
| povsimh1uvse, BE Ta1,dpn rnlcf
Kdyz sc setmelo, sluzka' foz.
svitila a prinasela zakusky q
Ladina, chvale kuchyni Jarmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

i. ~
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r,oudfi soupeil, Y odlozimk l.
VAIN na dobu pokdejsi. Snad
Ijse1n sve n1vrhy spatne pred.
'nesi . Spatn9 hail, n'ebo snad
mi va pan sniadI4 4el spatneI Do
rozum6l. Dhess bychom tax ia
ko Tux Z 4adh4ifgu cili neddsK
d seck&nle No. pdfhodnejsi do
|bu."
"Je to 0bytstne prodluzova-
|ti,l CO se 11ciac zcela ddbfs jiz
dnes sko1sco ovadS ! pronesla NY
M ziklamnan& q pudra1d6ny ton
JET se znianil. 'Bud'te, pane
|posla1ice, bez t1rosti. jA uz; Q
!vsci vim I lssya,ptim il So IRE
mi,i ,r,.rk nersxtr Sahh :; rxs.
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my -: a 90 80, 1, % .o'en = E
'nnvA N,. ~, ~, = '0s'pah' ''ste
uoela, ~, ls
: Ac1ollv ss 1870: uz s.se - zacaly Sc
~; 20. ~ : ]. I. ss...s.. - a' naulauv
J"No ~ = p-sn o''slAaia
se ING ilei'o : osai'1lA Vanala'
"Pfejete-li 81 toho w, bu-
diz," fekla pokoaivsi vzIdorovii-
)tk hlavou, ale uvsidlte, re spl-
MIN, CO jsem 81 tminila.'
Danny byvsjf dobrymi zly..
mi s1poienci,, zaln,al Sc 4Ladi-
na. m .sNerad bych, abyste SWIM
pfispeatirn mnk. Vic neublizila
nez pfisp9la. Prosim snazne,
rarte celou tu z&aezitost pusti.
ii Sc zretele. Uyidim-li prihod
nou dob,I, poprUeim vas sou.
cinnost q potom spolecn9 pana
rnarszela arapAldneme a ziska.
me-. Dtkud yS6T vas nepoza.
dam, ponayslete d, ze to neby.
10 praNda. co iste dnes slvse.
la"
"Chlacholfte ,mne pouze. ne.
verim VAN" prohodila hneyi.
ey9.. ale uz se ,Ikidnoyala.
! "To byste. mi ! prokazovale
malo dnv9ry.,,, poyidalss 8 licho
stivou vycitkoo. Y \
/ "Veffn VAN tedy,'' pravil;
frychle a ieif oblicei Sc vvias
nil. Ale ma muze se nepodi
vala a Tardon Sc vyhybal jeii
/, M, poll41du.
Y ieho dusi panoval 1zas /,
zmatek. Nemohl pochopiti, Ct
Sc to s Jarmilou stalo. Citil s.
pokofen q ponizen pred Glove
Rem, kter6ho nenayidel a i'm;
: pohrdal. Kdyby byl nechrani
lcest sveho domu a cest sye ze
INV, byl by Sc rozkrjkl a byl b,
liz zakazal talkove feci. kter,
bro nj pro neho byly snize
nm. 4 to tim horsin1 snfzenim
poneyaJdz ie oba cinilo smes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

-
Napsal' Bohtmil a,
t~>%@>@+%%S$S><S%1s>4Ss&.s
I've vsem vidite n9co zl&ho,' !
pohnul sabou pevrle. Cot
jsou me navrhy sma'hem hlou-
pei"
! Dovplte, to jsem nefekl. Sc
stanoviska podpik katele jscu ne
jen. dobre, aie primo vyIb6rne.
Ale zsstavanf .stanovisko sta
rousedIikasa zem6d&lce, a to
stsnovisl1o je naprodbo jine, -
proti vasemu 0patne. Co q to-
no mai, fekneme' ma pffklad
olxresy ma severn, ze prdmysl
zaplavil cele kraje? Odpovf-
date, ze bohatstvi. Av jist6m
ohledu je mali. Ale to bohat-
stvf nalezf jednotlivcdm, potet
sine cizincdm, a lid je ma je-
jich dGet ochuzen. Ze spokp-
jenych zemedslcd stall sc me-
spokojeni tov&rni zffzenci, ,pG-
da byla zanedbana, je nyni o.
chuzena, vyssAta, takze neuzi.
vi takovk1o mnozstvi Ibezzem-
kd, mnoho-li Sc jich tam nahr-
nulo, a vysledek jest vseobec-
ma bida. A AZ budou vycerp&-
ny zasoby uhli, odejdou podni-
katele a nechaji Ia rnista jako
yymackane citrony, ably tam
domaci lid zivoril. Pfived'te
sem domaci podnikatele, 'opatr
te zaruku, ze tovarny nepre-
jdou do rukou cizincd, q, po-
tom ovsem ia zmenim wdj
nahled. Jinak jsem rozhod-
nym odpdrcem vasich naysle-
mex"
"Vase stanovisko jest pills
staromodni," usmal Sc Ladina.
heknete tfeba Primo zp&-
tecnicke, to rfne neurazi. Je
to vsak stanovisko opatrneho
n&rod ohospodare, jenz neply-
tva domacim duSevnim hn1ot
nym majetkem, jehoz name
dosud velmi valo."
"Pri vaSeni systemu by
chom no ovsem nikdy mnoho
neziskali," povidal ponekud
tn5t&paee1s6 .---.-.-
"Treba. Ale vefte mi, ra-
deli budu skladati ,halef k ha-
leri, kdyz phi tom zachovam
nasi rye ceskou drzavu, nez
abych ia zdanliv9 vyssi zisk
ziskal tisice, ktere by plynuly
do. .cizich kapes. Jsem skutec-
ne staromodni, a nevelebim
vsechno, co prekotne Sc nyni
"a pokrok vyhlasuje. Je treba
mnoho strizlivych dvah a mno-
no rozsafne rozvahy. abychom
misto prospecu neublizili."
"Jenze samymi lvahami pfi-
lhodnou chvili zmeskame a da-
me Sc predhoniti jinymi, anil
bychom jich mohli dohoniti,' .
fekl Ladina vysmeSne.
.Jsefn-li stare rnodnf, jste w
pills univy a vidfte vse rdzove-
JIG nez1 skutecne je. Sleduji
dobre verejny ziv0t a nikde ne
vidfm zadny horecny chvat
Nase situace jest priliS wanna
nez abychom mohli lehkornysl.
ne sc pousteti do riskantnicf
podniku.~ Tim arci nechci va
ztazoyati, nebo snad tvrditi
ze Ipouze me stanoviskp jess
spravne."
"Jedni1n slovem hladite q
druhym pichate," prohodii Ii
dina rozladene.
"Jak to picharn.?" ptal 81
vazne. "Ze hned nesouhlasin
s vasim navrhem? Nebo II
sr1ad pronasim otevrene -svl,
nxkled? Nejsenl pfece malj
hooh, abych Sc bal fici, co U
znxvam Sc sveho stanoyiska z,
spravne."
"Ale delate to takovym uni
Mxes. Il aSsss ~ i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
Vfele. diky.
-. -"
Di. Marie Maxove.

jejz tel chranka ua by IL na odpoledne pednmu
nj HarvardG
c lima Z,
4 deputaci
Wilma Pochodoe Nhoz
tklvyh
cd
kliu vekovybou
vfela posdnho dzka
zemf onena dale diy vzdme Peveckem Kvartu sov up
dale SHele
Taboriy
Cta
posednmu
necht kvnaf
Zakovec ane vyzdoben muhho o nam pohrobnc Ant No
phb
ucastvs nam
N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19


DAM" povfdal Tardon velmf
urcit9 q Inalicko zbIsdnuv, pok
,dival se M zenu tax velitelskyi,
ze bezdecne posiechia q zvedla
Sc.
"Pfjdu hned, pauIe poilans
De- pravilA clivejfcinn " hlar
sem, ''ngracte CIV Vxtskt a nas,'
d1ephstim was We 6pxtnG halay
'd9."
A vfd1nuvsi 1a rn61e zaanras
|ceny pdhled, ryc1ie 1ySla ven.
TED se zraky obcu In0zd stfe-
'tly a Tapdon lehce svrastig IL.
70, sisst lienavas vastny boh1sd La
din1v.
|. ''Smfm-li vas 0 naco 36dAti,
prosfm, ahyste I'd nikdy, nepfi+
jizd6l lie mne 8 takovJahi ma
vrhy," pfavif velni vAznE 4 We
lice ddfazAe. .s1lyslSte' Il 8
mn9 cnkoliv, je' mi lhostejno,
co o'nlne svet eoudi, ale pfeji
ST mitf donna kid. Ja!k vidite,
zp1sota jsee prNmi niesv&r me.
q mnou q, zenou y CHEF v1fiti,
ze to ne6ylo va5fn1 1mysiem,
ale sam musibe .,,snaH, 4s i mi
TO velfce iiepfijjeanno. Budete-
Ii 81 pfistf lpfaM n6co se linnog,
sdsliti, napists nj ,to, a "a Nam
take pfsemne odpovilh. ,'.Nebo
snad, byla-li BY nutla osobni
rozmluua, dostavim Sc do; nea
sta. Ale donna mann rad kid
\ ''Netusil jsem jednak, ze ma
raz1na ma takovy nesanifitelnS
vas odppr, jednaK ze sg milost-
pani rozdili q ontluYte me la
skavE" oapovfdaa Itsldlns tro-
|chu svysoka, ale ':hz n1fItieji.
tfebaze v jeho ocich trnal sko-
dolby zab1esk. "JeF mi to sa-
motnemu trapno, kdybych sc
neobaval, ze nahlym odchodem
situaci jeSte splettejsf ucfhim,
jiste bych Sc hned vzd&lil. -
Pfsel jsem sem, q dobr5unf l.
mysly a netusil jsedn, ze Sc o
tevre stara z&st', ktera bude
vrhati ma podniky pro blaho
obcanstva pfipravovane tezkJ
stin."
~ mne mic vrhati nebudou,
jsem vzdy pfipraven 0dloziti
soukrome zajny, kde Sc Dude
jednati o vefejne blaho. Sv6,
me; bohudiky, do6fe ma, II
nejsem sobec a ze dovedu sou.
kromtm svNm citdm pordciti. >
"Rovnez ia jsem talkovy a
proto 'bude lepe, hdyz uz o tom
co bylo receno, pomltfme. Cas
je nejlepSi l9kaf d vytecf i rla.
Se nedorozum6ni. A ia stale
vefim, ze pride doba, kdy 81
budeme moci podati ruku d Fl.
ci, 81, ze' neni mezi mimi mic
co by mas oddalovalo., Jiste
Ivy nejste predpojat do te mfry'
abyste takovou moznDst nepfi,
poustel."
| W sc zcela opaIloval, Hovo.
lfiI zdvofi1e a hladce a snazi1
lse svemu tonu dodati bodrosti
10 srdecnosti.
"Vsechno ma sv6t9 j'e moz.
mo-" rekl Tando1f sdse, "a niEe.
lmu sc nebran'im. Nyn6jsf po:
liticka sftuace je vazna, ze?"
Pfevad6l fec imam a DO.
fvstav, prinaSl doutniky a ma,
tbidl je hoati. v tom Sc vrace.
liza Jarmila. Rychle pfeletls
pohledem oba muze q vidour
re 81 Ladina zapaluje doutn1l
"a muz ze zacina take koufiti
Ejaksi zklamane poposla ke sto
lu. Chripe Sc il chvely roz
Erusenfna a V ce1e jejf postavl
Ebylo zfejmo zvlastni prudke 8
tdosud neovladnute napeti.
| "uz jste se piece dorozume
pi?" ptala Sc neddv9five.
"Ano, milostiva, jsqne obj
XfQ THf ffSE
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JEHO DRUhA LENA.
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Napsal Bohtmil zahradnfk -Brodsky.

AN
,hradnfk Brodsky. (
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od1brojiti, thejak zaskocjti,, ably
pozdeji mu nepfek&tef Ale
Tardon byl simejsi, nez Sc do
,mnfval . byl netti ttistupnsjsim,
nez si ptM 4 nez niu bylo' Who
dno. A to no dr&zdilo, ze pre-
staf by6f opatrnt1n. OF ss nu
zlostne zasvitily a je1io obiicej
'zkffvif Sc v dhepratelsky vJraz,
o nelhz ami ftetnsiT, jak je ~,
Tard6n a1zjkem to pohopil,
ale tidn' ztejm9 9jsf byl 4hev je.
no, tim klidn9jsim zdstaval.
"Dovotte, 1 pane poslance,
was zpdsob |, fozfnldvy ma nine
cini DOZEN. jAko. bych 3byl 20
vinen ffditi sc vasina vf&niht, .
povfdal chladne, - to4tu tux
'neni: Jsem naprosto samostat
.ny a neuklvisly muk a fidim' &c
lnejprve svym vlastnfm roz.
umern. A protoze midi roz,1m
n1f pravf, ze vase navrhy ne.
jsou tSkove; abych 8 mimi sou.
hlasil, neni pffciny, abych s
vamf Wstupoval do podrobn6 {
rozmluvy. To je zajiste pro.
ste q ifepochopuji, ze Sc tim
,rozcilujete.' i Z,
"Ale, Kornei, bud pfece K
naFefnu. hosti zdvofilejsi," o.
zvala Sc Jarmila fozcAene. -
''Ran poslanec to: niiVsli dobfe
"a nehf hezk&, ze ho tax ddby-
vas" Z
Tardom byl nesmirne pfekva
pen vvbuchem' Jiarmiiinym. O.
tocil ,po nj lhlavu a videl, jak
.vsecka We tvafi ruda diva Sc
ma n6hp s nepokrytym niepfa.
.telstvfm., Nefnoh1 nal6zti pro
to divodu a proto jeho yizas
tbyl tim v6tsf d zavinil jeho
zmatek.
"Nerozcilufjte Sc, milostpa.
MI" chlacholil il Ladina SC
zvlastnim sarkastickym lsme.
VEN. "VAs pan manzel jest
,pTedpojat, nemIze zapomenou
III, ze jsme byi soupefi 4 bohn,
Ezel nenr&nT SHY, abyoh no pre-
sv6dcil, re jsem mel dobror
vdh na3e soukrome nedorozu'
men re sveta odstraniti. Dou.
fam, ze pozd9ji sc TAX stane
jenze Ibude skoda pro1narnent
|neho casu."
"Bylo by mi vefmi mile, Jar
milo, aby ses do takovych ota.
zek, kterym nerozumis, nemf
chala," povidal Tardon, s pfis
Enou laskavosti. "Mohlo by tt
byti vykladano vselijak v ma.
j tvdj neprospech a nerad bycf
|aby takovy vyklad byl konan. .
"Kterak nerozumim?" stals
ma SVEN stejn9 rozcilen6. -
"Pan poslanec ii della velm
krasny navrlr a nenf to hezk6
Eze to nechces pfijmouti. Co By
Ito bylo "a vyhodu, kdybychon
meli v dome elektricke svStlo.
"Touzfs-li po elektticken
svetle, to 81 mohu pofiditi laci
no sam a neni tfeba, abych pf
tom ztracel majetek pousts
Sc do podniku, jenz by moh
|miti osudnt nasledky. Snat
bys n1ela dohlednouti, abys no
Esti dala pfipraviti h9co ma 20
tavenou. Bhzi Sc veter q pan
|poslanec ma daleko dom1."
7 "Nenf treba, aby4 milostpan
odchaze]a, jsem zvykly ma ri
Ezne nepohodli," prohodil Ladi
ma, stejne posmesne jako drive
byt' sc SNAIL 'hovoriti zdanlivi
kiidne.
! EN tMta
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-09
By FAY KING.

It's q wonder to mo sometimes
the Smiths don't call d strike or
start o cXAO8S-COuntry crusade and
demand more dignity for their
worthy name.
I'm bet right now the Browns
and JOneges would walk out I'm
sympathy!
You sec the name Smith has
been used so much when yOu
want to near nobody In paFtiCu-
lar or anybody In general, that
when You do meet anybody who
says their name Is Smith You
wonder why they are kidding
You just cant help suspectlng
q Smith Of being somebody else,
and I bet the scandal mOngers
smack their jewels over . "Mr.
and Mrs. Smith," even II the
worthy ancient couple are on
their golden wedding trip!
ANENT MOVIE STAR.
Now that amt rs It should be
just stop to think or MI the
eminent Smiths there have been
nent Smiths we have with US to-
day!
Too bad certain movie star,
whose real name was Smith,
didn't stick to it.
1t would have been nice for the
Smiths to have q star BY that
name. II would have proved that
. star by the name Of Smith can
be just as sweet. And ID would
have helped the Smiths.
1t certainly isn't smooth sailing
for the Smiths since their worthy
name has been so jugglel by
jOlkesteRB.
NAME RATHER FAMILIAR.
For instance, IL Q young lady
introduces to me q good looking
bird she's with - ''Ndr. Smith"
the dignity Of the introduction is
lost, because I want to laugh
right out loud and say something
about IL seeming to mo I have
heard that name before.
Or else You wonder whose hus-
band she is out with and why she
didn't pick on a better name II
she wanted to introduce him by
any than his own!
1t amt fair 10 the poor fellow.