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End Passive Resistance.

DUSSELDORF, Germany, March
21.-Passive resistance has been
given up in the Rhine and Ruhr val
leys, but this has not put an end
to unemployment. In Dusseldorf
every fifth person is unemployed; in
Aix-la-Chapelle, likewise every fifth
person; in Coblenz and Cologne,
every seventh person, and in the oc-
cupied area at large, every sixth
person.
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MARSEILLES, France, March 21.
Love Of a woman led to the re-
arrest Of Paul Camilleri, member Of
the gang which carried out the ia
nous Shattuck jewel robbery in New
York in 1922. Detectives, who had
been shadowing the mans sweet
heart for weeks, bounced on the i'm
ternational bandit here last night,
just as he was meeting her.
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Sanhedrin Represented Big Biz;
Party Defends Negro Workers

THE Sanhedrin Conference did nothing, despite the
demand of SO per of the Race, to espouse the
of the Negro workers. II controlled by the
Urban League, real estate sharks the white Chamber of
Commerce, and big business Because of this failure
of any other represent the workers. the
Workers Party resolution demanding complete
equality and abolition Of all discrimination has
sumed the Importance to all Negro workers.
Tomorrow further the betrayal of their Race
by the Urban League and similar organizations. The
Workers Party is the only political party to incorporate
into its program definite demand for absolute
equality.
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A local district attorney tells us
that half Of the Chicago police were
accepting brides from breweries en-
gagged in selling beer in violation
Of the national prohibition law, until
the federal department did away
with the beer. 1t was then that the
beer runners began to kill each
other--when the stuff got scarce and
the competition grew too keen. Nat
urally Mayor William E. Dever did
not like this, so as usual, he asked
the district attorney to give him
the evidence and he would furnish
the police. But perhaps the latter
are too busy breaking the strike of
the international Ladies' Garment
Workers Union. Know-nothing De-
yer seems to know as little about
police brutality in the strike as he
knows about the beer grating.
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Spring Snow IN Chicnrn

Several inches Of snow blanketed
Chicago on the second day Of spring.
Snow continued to fall and the
weather forecasters today said he
expected it to continue thruout the
day.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

two before the wedding. They will
include Ensign Malin Craig, Ensign
John Russell Bellerby: Ensign Peyton
.and Ensign Cook. The young couple
will reside at San Pedro, Calf, which
will be the headquarters for the
u s. 5. Pennsylvania, to which the
bridegroom has been assigned for
duty
The bride is the granddaughter OF
the late Senator Nathan 3. Scott and
daughter of the late Maj. Guy Scott,
u. S. A. Her mother was Miss Leila
Voorhees,, daughter OF prominent
specialist of San Francsco. The
bridegroom is the son of the late
Charles A. Dunn of this city and
Colorado, prominent lawyer and
circuit Judge in Colorado. His mother,
who resides in Washington, belongs
.Marylands oldest families. She was
formerly Miss May Hill, daughter OF
the late Peter Henry Hill. Through
his mother Mr.. Dunn Is descendant
of Motley Young, one of the landed
proprietors of Washington; OF the old
Carroll. Brent and Hill families OF
Maryland and the Livingstons OF New
York Before going to the Naval
Academy Mr.. Dunn graduated from
the Hotchkiss School in Connecticut.
Final preparations have been made
for the garden party to be given at
the residence of Mrs. Christian
Heurich, 1907 New Hampshire avenue,
tomorrow at O'Clock for the benefit
of the fund being raised under the as
Alien in the nationwide $1o,ooo.oo0
campaign known as the American
Committee for the Relief of German
Children, of which Lieut.. Gen. Nelson
A. Miles is the Washington chair
man. The party is in charge of Mrs
W. A. Rodenberg. Bridge, NAH -jong
and five hundred will be played,
guests having the choice OF play
ing in or outdoors.
The patronesses include Mrs. Hanil-
ton Fish, jr.; Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs
James A. Frear, Mrs. Charles Rus
sell Davis, Mrs John M. Nelson, Mrs.
John c. Schaffer Mrs. Cleveland Now
ton, Mrs. Ashton Shallenberger, Mrs
Thomas p. Gore. Mrs. Oscar Ricketts,,
DR.. Margaret Eek, Mrs. August F.
Moeller, Mrs. Carl Droop, Mrs James
A. Reed. Mrs. Robert La Toilette,
Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot and Mrs. Henry
Allen Cooper.
Miss Page Johnson Shepherd is en-
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
Expecting Visit From Daughter,
Mrs. Chauncev l.. Waddell.

Mr.. William Riley peeble. formerly
of Washington. WHO now lives in New
York. is visiting Miss Ruth Donaldson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r Golden
Donaldson. for fortnight Miss Don
dldson will entertain at dinner infor-
mally this evening for her house guest
Miss Mary Morgan will entertain at
dinner this evening. later taking her
guests to the Friday Evening Dancing
Glass.
DR. and Mrs Davenport White wifi
be hosts at dinner this evening pre-
ceding the Friday Evening Dancing
class
Col. and Mrs. Jack Hays will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor
of Gen. and Mrs. Dalton, later taking
their guests to the Friday Evening
Dancing Glass.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair has gone to
Newport to arrange the opening of
their summer home, Beach Holm. and
will return here for the late spring.
Mrs John 3. Henderson and Miss
Beatrice Henderson will sail July .
on the Mauretania to spend the re-
n1ainc1er of the summer abroad. Miss
Henderson. who is a student at Fox
croft. will join her grandmother here
about June l.
Mrs Horace NJ Towner, wife of the
Governor of Porto Rico. has arrived
in New York from San Juan and will
attend the graduation of her daugh-
ter from Wellesley College and later
will visit her son in Chicago. Gov
and Mrs Towner and their family
are well known in Washington. the
governor having served as repre-
sentative in Congress from Iowa for
some years.
Mr.. Ben Austin Bougiran of Noun
ain Lakes, N. j., has announced the
engagement of his daughter Gypsy
to Ensign Edward Sanford Mulheron
of this city. Ensign Mulheron, who
is a graduate of the Nava! Acansn!y
in the class of 1928. is attached to
the L. S. S. New York. The wedding
will take place October s.
Mrs Z. c. Brandenburg is enter
tanning large company at luncheon
followed by bridge today at the Co
IInbia Country Club. Her guests in
clude Mrs. James Adkins. Mrs. Byron
s. Adams, Mrs. Wade Atkinson, Mrs
Jesse Adkins, Mrs. William kennedy
fred L. Bou, Mrs. Eleanor Cronin
Mrs. Edward Colladay, Mrs. Charles l:
Corby. Mrs Francis Carlyle. Mrs Carl
A Droop, Mrs. George ". Evans. Mrs
James r. Ellis. Mrs. Q. RAYMOND FL
lis, Mrs. r. F. Fleming, Mrs. Charles
Fairfax, Mrs Herbert Flynn. Mrs
Isaac Cans, Mrs. Peyton Gordon. Mrs
Harry Haynes, Mrs. Charles a. Ha~-
ley, Mrs Thomas Bronson Jewell.
Miss Alice Henning, Mrs. q. Waliace
Hanger Mrs. Arthur Kelley. Mrs.
James kirkpatrick, Mrs A. Lisner.
Mrs Edward ]. Kyle, Mrs. H B.
Leary. Mrs j. W. McCarty, Nine.
Mishtowt, Mrs William J. Montgom-
cry Mrs William a. Mills. Mrs.
Charles s. Nesbitt. Mrs Charles III.
Rohb, Mrs Caroline Robertson. Mrs.
Frank Patton Reeside, Mrs. z. V.
Rusk. Mrs. Frederick Ogle Roman
Mrs. Charles F. Shafer. Mrs. d. Ed
gar Stephan. Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith,
Mrs w W Spaid. Mrs. L. Quincy
Smith, Mrs G. r. c. Smiliie. Mrs. Will
liam Sholes, Mrs. Wendell p. -Stafford.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mrs. George Starkey. Mrs. L. Gibbon
White. Mrs George Warrington. Mrs.
William Henry White, Mrs. Howard
wilkins, Mrs. William NJ. Weaver.
Miss Pauline Whitaker, Mrs. Frank
A. Wolff. Mrs. J. A. Van Orsdel and
Mrs. Craig King.
The luncheon was served at small
tables in the ballroom of the club,
each table having a center piece of
yellow tulips and purple flags, and
about the room clusters of dogwood.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

tertainfng Miss Mary Landis of De-
troft. Miss Shepherd will entertain
at tea for Miss lands tomorrow aft
ernoon and will have assisting her
Miss Ewin Davis. Miss Mary Frances
Darr and Miss Margaret RUSSELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hubert SeIden
have arrived in Washington from
their wedding trip. Mrs Se1den was
Miss Charlotte Merry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore Merry of
Cincinnati. Ohio, before her marriage
April %. The simple and impressive
church ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Jesse Halsey. pastor Of
Seventh Presbyterian Church, Cincin-
natl. Mr.. Selden Is the son of Mr. and
Evening star., 1924-05-08

as maid of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Julia Valiant. of War
dour, Md; Miss Beatrice Henderson
and Miss Mary Hills. Mhdshipman
Charlie Carroll Dunn will be best
man for his brother. while the ushers
will be all members of the bride
grooms class at Annapolis. the class
of 1924, which will graduate q day or
Evening star., 1924-05-08
Invitations for .Dunn-Scoft
Wedding June 5 Going Out.

Mrs. Guy Scott, widow of Maj. Scott.
U. S. A., is sending out this week the
invita- tionS for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Leila Voorhees, Scott
and Peter Henry Hill Dunn at 5
o'clock June 5 at Mrs. Scott's home,
at 1920 Belmont road The company
will remain for reception after the
ceremony. Rev Father Mackin will
perform the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by her
sisters. Mrs Bartlett SearSey, as ma
tron OF honor. and Miss Anne Scott
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mr.. Charles Martin Crawford, who
has been spending some time in
Washington, will leave tomorrow for
New York, where he will remain for
a few days prior TO sailing for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laughlin Carey
entertained at a luncheon today in
Evening star., 1924-05-08

compliment to Mr. Crawford. There
were twenty -four guests in the party
Mr.. and Mrs. T. kirby Smith viii
CONTINUED on Ninth PageJ
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has as her
guest Mrs Francis Scott of New
York, who will remain. with her
through next week.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mrs George Beckwith seiden OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Fisher and
Miss Fisher of Brooklyn, n. V, who
have recently returned from a trip
around the world, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Logan. 1853 Irving
street.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mrs Robert Lansing will entertain
at tea tomorrow in honor ,of the visit
ing delegates of the works. commit
tee of the Young Womenhs Christian
Association. holding a conference at
the Grace Dodge Hotel, thisS week.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

The military attache a the French
eu,bassy. Gen. George A. L. Dumont,
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the Hamilton Hotel
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. john L. Hines
will be the guests of honor at dinner
this evening of Brig. Cen. and Mrs.
Dennis Nolan. who will eutertain at
the Army and Navy Club preceding
the last of the seasons Friday Even
ing Dancing Glass parties al the New
willard tonight.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

- HE Secretary of State and
NJ s Hughes will have with
thrn for several days their
dai lighter. Mrs. Chauncey
T ocLhar+ WI .cdell, who will arrive Sat
uriav from er home in New York. She
,g coming n, attend the marriage OF
Miss Mary wallace, daughter of the
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs
waIIaee to Or Charles Brugg1nanf.
which will ia Ike place Wednesdag. anu
20 attend tn Y. W. c. A. meeting.
Mrs. WaddeE will remain until 'ne
latter part of next week
n ,rd Mne Jussrrand GucSts
Tonirbt of MI and Mrs. Wright.
The arbassen dor of France and Nine
.Iusserand Will be the guests OF honoI
st dinner this evening of the thlro
assistant secret ary OF state anu MITE
rhe ass: slant secretary and Mrs.
Wright will ent ertain at dinner Tues
dsy evening. M ly 90 in compilnlen
10 the Secretary OF state ana MrS'
Hughes. - ., -
cottase at Buen. Vista Springs; Ia
where Mrs. WriCi IT and their cniioren
-,ilI go the midd !e of June, ano Mr.
wright will join them for the week
ends.
The ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew will em ertaln q. Iuncneut d
tomorrow in honor OF Senor ana
sonora Izuuierdo df Chile, VINO VIII
arrive this afternoon for snort viSit
with them. Senior at d Sonora lzquier-
do are en- route to Europe on tnelr
wedding trip and Ill sail SATURDAY
from New York.
The minister of Ra silvia. Senior DR..
Don Ricardo Jaime freyre, VINO
went to New York .Monday' anom-
nanied hv the secretz ry of the Iega-
ton. Senior Don Victor Jaimes Freyre'
is expected to return. to washington
at the end Of the weak
Miss Mary Wallace and her fiance,
Dr. Charles Bruggma mn. first secre-
tary of the Swiss lee alton IN farts'
will be the honor gu ests al oinher
this evening of the Cd arge danalres
of Switzerland. Mr.. Walter Thurn-
heer.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten will be hosts TO COMPANY
last dance of the season of the Fri
day Evening Dancing Class
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs Richard S.
Aldrich have returned to their apart-
rnent at Wardman Park Hotel from
Providence. where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. william >. INNS.
The charge daffaires q Poland. Mr..
Hirolit Gliwic, has issue d Invitations
for a luncheon SATURDAY. May IL, at
the Metropolitan Club.
The military attache q t the French
embassy. Gen. George A L. Dumont,
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the Hamilton Hotel
Mrs. Henry F. Dinock has as her
guest Mrs. Francis Scott OF New
York, who will remain. with her
through next week.
Mrs Robert Lansing Will entertain
at tea tomorrow in honor ,of the visit
ing delegates of the works. commit
tee of the Young Women's Christian
Association. holding a conference at
the Grace Dodge Hotel, this week.
Mai Gen and Mrs. john L. Hines
will be the guests of honor at dinner
this evening of Brig. Gem and Mrs.
Dennis Nolan. who will eutertain 1t
the Army and Navy Club preceding
the last of the seasons Friday Even
ing Dancing Glass parties al the New i
Willard tonight.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

The charge d'affaires q Poland. Mr.
Hipolit Gliwic, has issue invitations
for a luncheon SATURDAY. May II, at
the Metropolitan Club.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

REPRESENTATIVE and Mr Richard S.
6ldrich have returned % their apart-
,nent at Wardn1an Park Hotel from
Providence where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. william S. lnnis.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten will be hosts to a company
al dinner this evening preceding the
last dance of the season of the Fri
day Evening Dancing Glass.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Miss Mary Wallace and her hance,
Dr Charles Bruggma mn. first secre-
tary of the Swiss lee alton IN t'aris.
viii he the honor gu ests at dinner
This evening of the ck arge d'affaires
of Switzerland Mr.. Walter Thurn-
heer.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

The minister of R ,livia. Senior DR..
Don Ricardo Jaime freyre. VINO
went to New York Monday, acnom-
panied by the secreta ry or the fesa-
t;on Senor Don Victor Jaimes Freyre,
is expected to return. to Washington
a the end of the weak.
Evening star., 1924-05-08

Miss Margaret DeebIe, daughter
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!, Je pochopitelno, ze v Egyp-
t6, kde jsou nluzi zvyklf ma ma
prost6 poddanstvf zen, zda Sc
tcnto feminisnr veci odvaznou,
ale pres to ,sfrf Sc poznenahlu ]
do mira Aisle, aby pripravi1
lepM budoucnost zenske polos
vine lidstva.. A. v. B.
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MOJe dcefa Je tedy V fa-'
fizi?" tazal Sc Mellier vykri-I
knuv.
''Lucie? Nikoliv, ia neni "
Pafizi," odvece nadvornik,
"ale Leon Mellier, syn jeji, sc
tam naleza. Nuze, co tonu RI
kas, starry Jakube? Ci nemel
jsem pravdu? Neusmiva-liz Sc
Ease stesti ma tebe?"
ga coz u Lucii posud ne
mas zadnych zprav?" tazal sc
statkar.
"Prozatim jsem nalezl .jen
syna jejiho," odpovedel Petr
Rouvenat. "Spokoj sc tim!'
MAS pravdu, pfiteli. Zde
viz, kterak mi srdce radosti
tluce! o, kterak mi radost ce-
le srdce naplnuje a je blazi!
Kterak Sc novou nadeji k zivo
tn probouzim! Nine jest, jake
bych byl znovu zrozen!"
Rouvenat tesil Sc velice ra
dosti pana sveho.
A pechtel mu najednou je-
ste vsecko rici, proto nesdelil
naudovi, jakoz o tom, re
mu jeste zpravu o Jeanu Re-
Blanka jiz o vsem vi re shle-
dala Sc otcem svym.
Tehoz vecera rozmlouvali
dlouho do. noel jeste- Rouve-
nat, Mardoche a Blanka.
! Umluvili Sc, re Mardoche
prozatim prave jmeno sye "a
taji a jeste nejaky cas- bude
hrati jako obycejne ulohu sta
]r6ho zebraka.
Dale mel pO celou dobu ne
pTitomnosti Rouvenatovy Jean
Renaud prebyvati v domku pa
styrove. ably mohl byh blize
svemu diteti.
Druheho dine treti ,hodine
| Y rama rozloucil sc Petr Rouve
nat s prateli svymi We dvorci
Seuillonskem.
Polibil Blanku, stiskl srdec-
me ruku Jakuba Melliera a
vsedl pax do kocaru, ktery no
mel odvezti do Saint-Irunu, cd
kud pax chtel jeti dostavni-
KEN do Vesoulu.
"Vrat' sc co nejdrive muzes
zpet!" volal "a MIN Jakub
Mellier, "a pfipez mi, jiste sy-
ma meho S sebou!"
Bylo ieste sero, kdyz stary
nadvornik odjizdel re divorce.
Ale ma lukach ozyvalo Sc jiz
brinceni kos sekacd, kteri po.
uziti chteli hodin pred vycho-
dem slunce k senoseci.
We dvorci nikdo celedi krO
me celedina, ktery S Rouvena
tenn do Saint-Irunu jel, neve.
del, re nadvornik vydal Sc na
cestu do Parize.
Teprt pfi snidani. dozvedela
se celed i nademici O odjez.
jdu Rouvenatove.
| kroutili mad tim nemalo hls
lvami, ale vsichni sc domysleli
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~ PrOkletG ~
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBOURGA
Volne prelozil Frant. Ladisl. Click.

re to musila byti vec velmi dd
|lezita, pro kterou starry ma
dvornik tax nahle uprostred
nejpilnejsi prace, totiz prvni
den senosece ma tax dalekou
cestu Sc vydal.
Tazal Sc jeden druheho, ale
nikdo nebyl to, pravou pricl-
nu t6to cesty uhodnouti.
Mladsi devecka dvorska,
ktera mela ma starosti pokli-
Izeni V kravine, tlusta divcice
zrzavych vlasu a obliceje pl-
hoviteho, ktera pod hloupym
zevnejskem svym ukryvala po
vahu podlou potmesllou,
pres tn chvili dotazovala Sc po
pricine cesty Rouvenatovy Sc
lzvedavosti az napadnou.
Tato skareda a sprosta dew
lka jmenovala Sc Gertruda.
SIouzila jiz ma druhy We
dvorci Seuillonskem.
Ale navzdor jeji nebezke
|tvari stavel sc Frantik Pafi-
lzak do nj zamilovanym, ably
Ise pomoci jeji dozvedel, co sc
ideje We dvorci. A Gertrude by
LA nejen jeho milovnici, ale
Izaroven i otrokyni, ktera mu
I've vsem byla po vuli.
| Cd te DOLBY, CO byl re dvor.
ice slicny Frantik vypuzen
schazela Sc MIN skoro kazde
noci zrzava Gertrude "a dvol
Icem.
| Pri tom vzdy do podrobna
mu vypravovala, co sc delo We
| dvorci, a takto stala Sc vyzvf
dackou darebackych, Rouve'
natovi nepriznivych padouchu
! Den krasny, teply jasny Sc
chylil zatim ku konci.
| Slunko Sc sklanelo k zapa
du, pozlacujic posledni Ear
svou nejvyssi temena hor o
kolnich.
| Jeste jednou privetive Sc z;
smalo ma zemi, hned na to pal
zmizelo "a horami.
! Vecerni vanek pocal Sc I'VE
dati, hybaje listim kvet,
stromovymi, ktere selesten
svym zdaly Sc pratt zapadle
mu slunci "dobrou noc".
Tu a tam ukazovaly Sc il;
ma obloze jednotlive hvezdy.
/ Ma lukach bylo tehoz dn
posecene. seno jiz V kupkacl
,shrabano.
Ptaci howell 81 V korunacl
stromovych V tichem spank
a motylove pestrobarevni U
lozili Sc kalisky kvetin.
u Sc vSech stran bylo slyset
hlasity hovor delnika ma pc
Itch a lukach, vesely smich
zpev, v trave ozyvali Sc cvri
! kove a kaluzich kvakot zal
Sekaci a sberacky vraceli S
2 lux do divorce Seuillonskeh
! kde ocekavala je chutna vecs
i, Re.
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dill Sc vSl4hui ven m dvur,
muzstf po jadne, zAn1ke pc
druhe strand q hovofili polo
hlasit6 mszi sebou.
vzdyt' .d9lnici nesp4ci1ali
prihs s navratem domd, nebot'
bylo jeste ydosti svetla q costa
do Fr6micourtu re dvorce Seu
illonskeho nebyla dalela.
V tom vychazel z panskeho
domu Mellier, veden jsa Bian
kou.
Timed obklopili je SdelI1ici Sc
vsech stran q volali ma n6 je-
den pres druheho:
! "Dobry ve6er, pane Melli-
ere!" g
"Dobry vecer, slecno Blan-
ko.!"
Touz dobou pfichazel do
divorce cestou Civry Jean. Re
maud.
Ma zadech mel svij zebrac-
ky pytel a v ruce sukovitou
silnou hill.
"Ti hodni lide," mluvil sam
k sobe, ''kterak mali vsichni
mou dcerusku radi."
Mezi tim kracel volnyn1 kru
KEN po dvofe dale.
"Nuze, mile lidicky, jak sc
vam dnes pfi praci dafilo?"
tazal Sc starry Mellier pfiveti.
We.
Ma ia slova pristoupil k ne.
mu nejstarsf re sekacd,' po.
smekl svdj siroky klobouk a
odpovedel:
"Bohu diky, slo nam to do
bre! Jakz take jinak! Den by
tax krasny a trava TAX pekna
A mimo to nell jsme pitt a il.
dla dosti, coz by nam tedy by.
10 schazelo! Archie by nam
byla prace jeste mnohem We
seleii cd ruky sla, kdyby by.
val phi tom pan Rouvenat.'
"Ten musil dnes, moji zlati
odjeti nahle do Parize "a ne.
jakou velmi dllezitou neod.
kladnou pricinou,' odvece
Mellier.
"Ano, slyseli jsme take &
tom, pane Melliere," pfisved.
Icil druhy sekac, "preskoda, ze
Sc zde nemQll zdrzeti iesti
\ aspon do zitfka," dolozil.
"Zda Sc NIL" podotkl Mel
lier, "ze iste no chteli dnes
vecer "a neco pozadati?"
"Tak jest, pane," odpovede
jiny sekac.
"a nemohl, bych ia take u
ciniti po zadosti. vasf?" taxa
Sc starry statkar.. "Tedy mluv
tew
"Tot Sc rozumi, re Wy byst'
mohl jeste spiSe zadosti mas
vyhoveti,' odvece nejstarsi sc
kac. "Zitra name svateho Pc
ira a Pavla, a, tn kazdorocn
jakozto predvecer svycl
j jmenin vycastoval mas pa
= Rouvenat dobrou veceri, a vi
a nem."
: "Proc pax jste mi o tom, v
}. blazinkove, hned, nerekli," We
e ce usmevem Mellier, "jest
o. nezli jste veceneli. Nebot' tre
: ba zde nebyi Petr Rouvena'
(PokraGovani.),
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Arslan Glen syrskt delegacet v
Lausanne, vynasnazil Sc vysve-
tliti evropskych ferlinistkam 81
tuaci musulhfansl1G zeny. TYR
di, ze musulmans'sy zakon po-
prava zen9 vsechna civilni pra-
va a re plnoleta divka ma vzdy
'moznost pristoup;ti k manzel-
ske amlouve, anebo il zrusiti.
To je ovsem theorie. We sku-
tecnosti je musulmanska divka
tax vychovana, ze 81 ami netrou
"a opriti Sc Will rodicG. Krone
toho vdava Sc pravidla prilis
mlada, obycejn9 mladsi lUti
let prechazi docela trpnes z
porucnictvi rodicI dc porucni-
ctvf muzova.
| Provda- Sc bez naklonnosti
"a muze, jemuz d1vodem k u
zavreni snatku byvajf nejcaste
il priciny hospodarske. Man.
zelstvi mIze byti rozvedenoi z
vile muzoyy, aniz ison zene O.
znaceny priciny a aniz je ia
|zana po svoleni.
Ouch m0derni dolby probou-
ri vsak k touze po lidskem pra
ivu zenu mohamedanskou. O.
vse, he jeste vsude. Nejprve
dotkl setech zemi, ktere lezi
Inejblize evropske civilisaci.
TAX Sc stale, ze byl vyvolan v
! zivot docela krotky feminism v
Egypte. Jeho predni represen
tantka pi. Riad Ahmed pred
nesla ma feministickem shrolna
zdenf v Alexandra rejnaleha-
vejsi. pozadavky egyptskeho fe
minismu:
"Necht' zasnoubeni je upra
veno takovym zpusobem, ably
snoubencam bylo dovoleno po.
znati Sc pred uzavrenim man.
zelske smlouvy. Necht' jest
zmirnen zakon, pokud Sc 'tyce
rozvodu a polygamie.'
Zeny egyptske touzi po TOM
aby Sc molly sucastniti social
nf>prace. Je to snad po celem
svete uznavany prvni stlpef
verejne cinnosti zen. Nasi mu-
la popfavaji nam tento obor az
tuze ochotne ~ Egypte je
To ovsem jen skrorany pozada'
vek pokrocilych zen. Program
teto prace je nacrtan jeste, no.
dne nesmele.:
Povzneseni zdravotnictvi 7,
ciiudvch vrstvach, zvyseni te5
Ivzdelanosti mravnosti.
/ Delegace zen byla poverens
ably odevzdala predsedovi mi
Inisterske rady zadost 0
l. rovnost vzdelani muHul &
zen, pckud Sc tyce vyuccvan
ma skolach obecnych, strednicf
a vysokych.
! 2. stanoveni 16teho roku, ia
kozto minima, pod nez nesm
l'jbyti zena prUvdana.
" Egypte zakon civilni. q "a
kon nabozensky Sc prolinali
! Vlastne vsechnyl zaKony a vs-a
] chny zvyky jsou podrizeny "a
$ konu nabozenskemu. Je tudi'
: pochopitelno, ze ami egyptsk
feminism nestawi Sc proti vko
renenym zvyklostem pokol
Inc pocita mnohozenstvim.
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