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CHAPTER 4s-A BID FOR
FREEDOM

Half an hour after Hendricks de-
parture Brunei was in La Phalene's
apartment, his little eyes flashing like
pinpoints of fire.
lit is ruin! You're fool!'
La. Phalene, outwardly composed,
/, watched him with an amused smile.
81 may be fool, but / adhere to my
decision. need a rest. You can an
nounce tonight that La Phalene has
broken down and has been ordered
away by. the doctor. / am going away,
and"
"Where?" interjected Brunei.
She paused and reflected.
Monte Carlo. think / shall play.
1 need some relaxation"
Brunei snapped his fingers. st is a
breach of contract"
1T isn't. Ill-hea1th was included.
AnyhOw-you may bring an action ii
you like. But-my friend-if you do,
La Phalene shows next time in New
York"
Brunei glared. migrate"
She got to her feet. you forget.
monsieur-you forget yourself What
You have done for me is nothing to
what ] have done for you. leave to-
night"
Brunel's face became more red than
ever. At last he snapped: IAN right.
You leave. You may. We shall see.
That is all. We shall see."
Elise tinkled a little bell"
"Baba Monsieur's Brunels hat"
Brunei snatched the hat, cast one
furious look at her, and Numbered out
Finish the packing, Baba," said
Elise quietly.
TOmorrOw.: A Miracle!
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TTENDRICK was silent for a little
while, and Elise leaned back and
watched him, She still felt un.
der the influence Of the shock she had
experienced when she discovered All
med, but she was able to study Ken.
/, drick unobtrusively.-
He was not changed in the slightest,
she decided. Like Loiette, she found
him a little thinner and more tanned,
but in himself, in his expression, in his
gestures, he was as she had always
hoped to see him.
To sit watching him brought back
to her wildly those simple days in the
Rue Jacques. She had been confident
then that Kendrick would come back.
And now he had come-and there was
Ahmed-the notoriety of La Phalene-
all the tales which were whispered.
And the sentence of DIR. Lapierre.
To be able to throw herself TAT his
feet and tell him La Phalene was a
@hami But she was under sentence of
deathS and with the coming of autumn
was the coming of the autumn of her
life.
,Kendrick said eYOu had sister,
an invalid. How is she?"
"She is up on the coast recuperating.
In a week she will be fit to undego an
operation which may right her alto
gether."
He nodded gravely. IT remember you
telling me of her the last time was
in Paris" His eyes searched her face.
Things have altered a little since
Yes
He added,s Twas. with Lolette last
, evening. went-to look for you"
"Lolette!" she repeated-and saw
into his appearance in the Bots that
Suppose Mordac had lied
YES" said Kendrick, ito look for
you"
And you found me-" she said, very
quietly, ''out there with him.
He leaned forward. why did you
decide to become La PhaleneY'
For obvious reasOns-La Phalene is
better off than Elise Duchanier." She
was striving to keep in the forefront
of her thoughts the fact that she was
to die. For to have shown him that
she cared, perhaps, thereby, to have
created within him a reciprocal feeling
for herself, would have been cruelty too
great to endure. a
as she better Off" said Kendrick.
Elise smiled. 'Of course. A garrett.
And regard La Phalene. Her wealth
is immense. The gifts she receives are
well, who can talk of them? She
has given her sister the best attention.
La Phalene is the mistress Of Paris"
Kendrick said: And yet am hard
ly convinced that La Phalene is better
off than Elise. was most interested
in Elise"
II will allow that to be excuse for
it." she said, and forced her eyes to
laugh. How long are you staying in
Paris 2"
II don't know. I wish 1 had never
returned"
She did not answer.
He spoke very softly: 81 shall never
understand how Elise became La Pha-
Iene-never T.
She laughed. It was we'll done, and
it sounded so real that his wavering
hopes and doubts were dispelled.
"She became Ia Phalene because she
was always La Phalene." There was
a little hint Of the vast egoism Of the
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Hearts Of T,oo
CHAPTER han
HEORGE DIXON turned his cal
" at Marian's bidding and drove

80 - CHAPEER 40
GEORGE DIXON turned his car
NJ at Marian's bidding and drove
her home. All the way back into
the city the girls thoughts sprang ahead
to the sister who belonged to her
whom she loved and who loved her in
spite of frequent Observation-Disclosures.
In this crisis Lois would not misun-
derstand her. Marian recalled how she
had started impulsiyely to say some
thing this evening after Marian had
kissed her--then had seemed to think
better Of 1t. Perhaps she had been
moved by tender impulse to speak an
affectionate word.
Now she would surely be moved by
pity, for underneath all Lois selfish.
ness she had, tender heart for those
in trouble. And surely Marian was in
trouble
Harold Sumner had recognized her.
The thought made her i'll. He had
come with his deacons seeking proof
that DeLisIe's was a disreputable re-
sort. He had found Marian there as
the only woman danceri
Marian Horton! The beloved daugh-
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drick came to decision whien was
hardly justified ;,y the facts in mis- pos
session. and yet which persisted, de-
spite its incredibility.
La Phalene was acting. She stifi
lived. She changed her mood too
quickly.
He went that night to the Joyeuse,
but he did not see La Phalene.
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Copyright, 1924, in United States and Cam
ada by North American Newspaper Al
liepee. All rights reserved. Copyright in
SYNOPSIS
Tom Kendrick, young American OF
whom she has dreamed since she met
him in the days of her poverty, has re-
turned to Paris and sought out Elise
Duchanier. When he knew her she was
maid to Lolette, the celebrated dancer
Now, because Lolette's jealousy has mis-.
casFied, Elise is La Phalene.s whose
fame as dancer outshines that Of her
former mistress. 3
DIR. Lapierre, who loves Elise, has
warned her she has one year to live.
Elise, sole support of an invalid sister,
has sought security in the number OF
her suitors, playing one against the
other. They include Count Mordac and
her manager, Maurice Brunei. Also
Ahmed, Arab prince, and Donatelli, who
because of her fought a duel of dice and
poison Ahmed lost. Kendrick found
Elise at the duelling ground whittier she
had gone in a vain effort to stop the
strange contest.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Hard luck parks almost any
where.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
FLIPS FROM A
FLAPPER

The boss very good.looking son
IL most efficient at everything
but work.
Many a guy with a mere nivver
feels just as chesty as q million.
aire with an auto.
Just because you may have de-
Scended from a. monkey In no
reason why you should act like
one in public.
A lot of girls are already try.
ing to get into shape for one
piece bathing suits.
Girls who believe that they
ought to have been movie stars
are numerous enough to make a
Milky Way.
Rolly says that II Hamlet had
only learned to play a uke he'd
have been much less of a crouch
and probably reg'lar Teller.
People that live in glass houses
should be very careful Of hurl-
ing the hammer.
The trouble with most advice
10 that 1t is badly shopworn.
The baby they have out In East
Utopia 10 the brightest one that
ever was born. They. admit it.
I never yet saw one Of those
Independent equal rights woman
who liked to put on a tire.
Hard luck parks, almost any
where.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
CHESTER'S
,CHUCKLES
By Chester C. Conner.

By Chester T.. Conner.
I'LL. GRUBB. the skyline
philosopher, explains his
lazy disposition, He states
that one Of his ancestors was the
tailor In the Garden Of Eden.
Brown, the engraver, Is making
waffles out Of griddle cakes for
! Beefsteak Eddy. I
Stella, the sterling stenog-
rapher, says "1f was going to
toss my hat in the ring I'd be
sure it was a last years one."
The canary hoped out Of the
open cage just as Vernon, the
Bolsheviki mouse. had a fainting
spell. BY the time Felina, the
cat, could make decision, Yer
non had recovered and the canary
hoped back into the cage.
Dorinne, the diamond domestic,
never washes the dishes any
more. She battles them by put.
ting them under the shower bath.
Chick Hokum won S. off Mach
Duff at checkers. 1t seems Mach
went to sleep in his new check
suit and Chick challenged
Schmidt, the grocer, to a game.
While the boys were holding
q horseshoe pitching contest yes
terday, Cuckoo. the mule, pitched
a couple and broke UP the con-
test.
:. Sophisticated Sara and the
bride next door bake a pie for
SAra's school teacher. There
hasn't been any school for
week.
Lem, the married lion tanner,
says he had loud speaker in his
home twenty years ago when the
radio wasn't even thought Of.
Lem has been married twenty
years.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

People that live in glass houses
should be very careful Of hurl-
ing the hammer.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
DOES YOUR SKIN
ITCH OR BURN /?
USE POSLAM

! You need not suffer another hour
with that tormenting. sleep-destroy.
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that itching and burning stop in.
stantly and the sore, raw skin is
soon well again. Try Poslam today!
POSLAM, 243 w. 47th
ST., New York
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
Neuritis theNerye
Wrecker
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Those who have experienced the
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the entire nervous system. Many suf
feferss tortured in mind and body and
driven to despair by the ravages Of
, this insidious disease. have finally
sought relief through self-destruction.
The first indication Of neuritis 10
usually q sharp. cutting pain in the
shoulder, neck, forearm. thigh or leg,
sometimes accompanied by soreness in
the muscles, stiffness in the. Joints or
snumbness in the hands or feet
II you suffer from neurItis, don't ex-
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. treatment that has proven its merit
In hundreds of stubborn cases. I'm.
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Guaranteed to be free from narcotics
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!. Sold In Washington by the Peoples
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Boericke &, Runyon Co.,
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The Washington times., 1924-05-08

While the boys were holding
q horseshoe pitching contest yes
terday, Cuckoo, the mule, pitched
a couple and broke UP the con-
test.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Chick Hokum won S. off Mach
Duff at checkers. 1t seems Mach
went to sleep in his new check
suit and Chick challenged
Schmidt, the grocer, to game.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
TOUGH JOBS. ,

Convincing an insurance agent
that you are enjoying good
health.
Persuading the landlord to
evict the tenant who is learning
to play a saxophone.
Playing eighteen holes of golf
without losing any balls.
Finding a cat that will hunt
for mice when your wife is feed
ing IT the best meat that money
can buy.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Rolly says that If Hamlet had
only learned to play uke he'd
have been much less Of a crouch
and probably reg'lar Teller.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Sophisticated Sara and the
bride next door bake pie for
SAra's school teacher. There
hasn't been any school for q
week.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Dorinne, the diamond domestic,
never washes the dishes any
more. She battles them by put
ting them under the shower bath.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

I never yet saw one Of those
Independent equal rights woman
who liked to put on. a tire.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

The baby they have out In East
Utopia 10 the brightest one that
ever was born. They admit it.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08
Reinforce Glands
To Keep Young
Says Scientist
Glandogen Provides Simple Method
8 Or Taking GlanduIar Treatment

nR. ARNOLD LoRAND, of
- Austria, saFs In his book,
"Old Age Deferred, lin speak
ing of the glands: 1--WE must
insist upon the reinforcement
Of their functions II changed by
age or disease by means of ex.
tracts obtained from the similar
organs Of healthy young ami.
mails" ii2Ias&. "
Such a treatment Is new of:
fered in the new sciehfif dis.
covery, Glandogen, whichs com
bines the important elementH9cf
the vital glands With other. eta.
cacious ingredients. TaH undEeds
OF men and women who ara
weak, WORKOUT, and, run-down.
are taking Glandogeif to awaken
the devitalized glands, so they
may continue their normal func.
ton Of supplying the vital CLAN.
dular secretions so necessary 10
physical energy and perfect
health. ,ilandogen is prepared
in two different forms--one for
men and one for women. Clan.
dogen is obtainable at Peoples
IS Drug Stores.
GLANDOGEN
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Stella, the sterling stenog-
rapher. says "1f was going to
toss my hat in the ring I'd be
sure It was a last years one"
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

Brown, the engraver, is making
wafnes out Of griddle cakes for
Beefsteak Eddy.
The Washington times., 1924-05-08

The trouble with most advice
10 that 1t is badly shopworn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
Fl Habeas Corpus.
(oOntinuaci0n de la Sra. pAE.

Declararon los peticionarios Ell Sr.
Bolivar Pagan siguio sus argumenta-
clones. Su informe fue violento
agIesivo. Declare sin empacho que la
conducta observada por ell Juez Foote
con sus patrocinados, habia sido inmo-
raj. Cito una sentencia del Distr1to de
Columbia sostuvo que 81 ell Juez
Foote hubiera condenado a los Sree.
Flores, Alfonso Y Paniagua a estar Ell
la carcel hasta que hubiese sati5fecho
las cantidades de numerario que Sc
lie exigian, la sentencia habria sido
legal justa, protegiendo los intere
ses del Sr. Sabalier. Pero era inmorai
por,. ne no les quitaba Ell dincro, los
de;aba con ell dinero cambio d. II
dias de carcel. Que a ESQ equivaha ei
desacato.
Expuso, ademas que el Jnez Foote
segdn nuestros estatutos no podia i'm
ponsr mas que $500 de muta 80
dias de carcel, pero debio asegurar
proteger de otra manera los lntereses
del demandante EN- ell plelto que sc
origino la preston. Que ell Juez Focte
habia declarado ell una sentencia con
ira Iglesias que este era el Presi6ente
de la American Federation Of Labor,
que Rafael Alfonso era ell Secretarto de
la misma institution, que Prudencio Ri
vera Martinez era uno de sus hderes,
sin ser Prudencio Rivera MARTINEZ par
te nj interesado en- Ell asunto Ge Sa-
balier, nj tener que yer nada con eSe
litigio la American Federation of La
Dor, y ESQ demuestra prevention, apa-
sionamento parcialidad. Que el Julz
Foote al imponer IS dias de carcel a
los peticionarios del auto, habialo hecHo
por una ignorancia supina 81 conocien
do la ley la violo violo toda la doctri
ma APPLICABLE obr6 asl por inconsciencia,
sea cual fuere la causa, por perrer-
sidad. Els un peligro para la justic.d
tenerse un Juez que act1a de ese mo
do, Ell contra de los ciudadanos.
Terminado ell informe de los aboga-
dos Ell juez Franco Soto di6 por termI-
NADIA la vista, senalando un plazo ra-
zonable a las parties para que pre-
sentaran memoranda de autoridades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
ReCeia eficaz para devOIver
su color al cabelO
Ahora es possible preparar en- casa un
ren1edio para el cabello mejor
que es possible comprarlo

FL pe1o canoso, ese signc de vejez,
puede recobrar su color natural muy
POGO costo.
CuaIquicr persona puede preparar
una simple mixtura que devuelve, al
cabello su color perdido y 10 deja
sedoso Y suave La receta es Ia que
sigue: Tomese medic itro de aqua
y anadasele 2S gramos de bay rum,
una cajita de Compuesto de Barbo
" gramos de gliccrina Estos in
gredientes Sc obtiencn en- la botica y
cuestan muy POGO. ST Sc quiere, el
boticario misno puede hacer Ia pre-
paracion.
Apliquese dicha preparation al ca
bello con un peine dos veces Ia Sc
mana y hasta que SC obtenga el ma
tiz deseado. asi sc obtendra la apa-
riencia dc persona rujuvcnecida vein
vte amos. La aplicaci6n es facil, el pc
ricraneo no sc mancha, el cabello no
queda grasicnto hi pegajoso, y cl CO.
lorido no sc cae con el roce del peine
del cepillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
: poR QUE DzsEcPERARsE ?

Por cue ha de Fcrmt;r I'd. que las
d3,enc,as CUE haccn su VIDA miserable, con
t:nuen, cuando I'd pucde conservarse
fuertc sana y leliz9
Npczq Salnd Dc Reno cura segura eff
.cazmente la menstruacion abundante, esca-
sa. dolorosa 0 irregular; corrige csc CONT
nuo ,malestar. debilidad. decamiento, ca
lambres desm2yos, dolores de cabeza Y
espalda. palpitacion ell el corazon y todo
los dolores Y des6rdenes que provienen
del desarreglo de los organos reproducti-
vos devolvendo Ud. perfccta salud,
vigor y lc!cidad,
Una botella bastara para convencerse de
que NHcaa SdlnG dc Reno cs verdadera-
nlcntr el rencdio de las nujeres. Con
Nnc7a Salnd dc Reno rccuperara I'd, la
salud y estado natural de todo el sistema.
Compre una botella hoy mismo. De venta
en- todas las droguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO & CO.. FaSric.ntes. New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
Ell ALcALDE DE PONCE etc

tUont1npacion de la Ira. plAnA)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02

Las personals facas, palidas, nerviosas,
d6biles Y extenuadas, tienen Ia sangre
pobre. Estan sujetas 4 resfriados, pull
monfas, malaria, c6lera 8 cualquiera dc
las mtltiples dolencias que prevalecen mas
& menos en- todo tempo. La PANACEA
DE SWAIN va L la raiz del NAL. Es I'm
vivifcador dc Ii sangrc. Enriquece Ia
sangre y fortifca la. constitution. Ell
resultado es que la carne Sc pone enjuta y
frme V el cuerpo es fortiicado para re-
sistir Ia enfermedad. Es un restaurador
maravilloso del cuerpo De venta en- las
farmacias y droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
LOS AMERICANOS Sc APUN
TAN UN FXITO MAS EN- LOS
JUEGOS OLIMPICOS

PARIS. julio /, Omitted Press) -
Los Estados Unidos Sc han apunta-
do un exito mas, en- el reciente desa-
flo de polo, cele6rado entire america
nos espanoles, en- el cual rasultaro
vencedores los primeros por un SEQ
re de ounce a dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02


Para director Gle Den14-U~44~->,
signado al DR.. Osvaldo Goyco; dc rs
truccion don Jose Diaz Jr., soclal"-
ia que desempenaba el cargo de sub al
ditor; de Obras Pubicas al Sr. Sa-
lichs; para Tesorero Municipal u Jo-
Sc A Torres, sociahsta quien dese!n-
penaba ell cargo de Comisionado oe
instruction.
~
D. BIAS oLIvEEAs DEsPLAzADO
Ha -uuedado fuera de Ia Administra
cion Municipal por razon de esta coia-
binaci6n, ell lider socialista. don Bias
Oliveras, quien desempena ell cargo ae
vice-presidente del referido partido,
quien fue uno de los que tormo parte
de la comision conjunta que tormu-
10 ell entendido electoral entire los par
tidos socialista republican, puro.
Esta suStituci6n que Sc ha hecho del
Sr. Olveras, segUn 10 que nos informa
nuestro active Corresponsal, ha ca0sa-
do en- Ponce honda impression entire
los elementos pertenecientes los par
lido socialista republican, puro. Ell Sr.
Oliveras q. era Ell q. llevaba Ell peso oe
la defensa de SUI partido en- este affaire
del igado desde que fu6 acordada la
| Alianza en- las Asambleas de Maya
! giiez San German ha dicho nues
| tro Corresponsal ALI que Ell pa-tido
dira la ultima palabra.
LOS SOCIALISTAs RENUNCIARAN
ssSxsVssSssszk ssTNEsssE& ssss s%SessssssgEs5g "a
| De acuerdo con nuestras informa "i--
nes, Sc asegura Que los socialistas Que
Ia nombrado ell ST., Para para actpar
! en- la administration presentaran lHs
renuncias de sus cargos siguiendo ms
trucciones que ha tornado IL Asanlnlea
Municipal y Ell Comite del Partido So
| cialista.
Hay la creencia, sin embargo, que
4 estos socialistas han sido nombraGcs
porque han prometido con antericridad
/ que aceptarian desempenar,an sus
cargos aun cuando protestaran de e..o
los organismos directories de sus par
tidos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
" zEHLfRNE N.ALEzEN1.

V zehlirne M. Perlmara, 81
Arcade, nalezen byl pod Ero-
madou stareho papiru kozeny
vacek a v mem as "a $4,000
penez a cek1. Nalezl jej detek
tiv Fitzgerald, ktery po nem
v ruznych zehlirnach patral.
Sacek v zmlnenem zavode "a
nechal Thomas Hanlen, byva-
II zamestnanec velkomlekarny
The Telling Belle Vernon Co.,
jenz zmizel, kdyz penize mel
odyesti do banky. Hanlen byl
zatGen V Cumberland, Md,
vcera detektivem Frankem, je-
muz Sc priznal, ze korist u
kryl V zehlfrne, ale nemohl pc
dati bizsi popis skryse. Han
len ujel z Clevelandu taxi
cabu do Miami, Fla, kde I'll
We, vesele spolecnosti filmovych
hefeeek a herca. Kdyz mu do
Sly "drobne". !. jel "a sever, az
konecne byl jake tulak zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
uMRTf sTAREHo oTRoKA.

V dome (. 1874 Washington
ave. S. w. zemfel vcera Geor-
&c w. Henderson, cernoch,
jenz die zpravy vnucky byl
star 112 rokd, ac sam sobe
vypravel, ze sc narodil r. 1900.
Byl otrokem v Marylandu a
kdyz propukla Obcanska val
ka, prihlasil Sc do armady u
ME. Pc valce 81 zakoupil far
mu v Marylandu, odkud Sc te-
prve pred dv9ma mesici presto
hoval do Clevelandu k vnucce.
Kdyz Sc novinarsky zpravodaj
sh.nel po datech zajimaveho
neboztika, bylo mu clenem ro-
diny praveno: "Zil vzdy pra-
videlne, pracoval t6zce ne
veril V doktory, take zadneho
po 80 rokl nepotfeboval, ivy
kal tabak, nemiloval vodu, ale
byl rad vessel q vnukn pra-
vnukG ma tolik, ze byste je
ami nespocitai."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
DuBNovE PRIMARILY.

Dne 20. dubna "a primar-
Mich voleb nebude volicstvo
rozhodovati jen sOupefstvi
mezi Coolidgem a Johnsonem,
Adooem a Coxem v boji o pre-
sidentskou kandidaturu, ale ]
osmi zalezitostech jinych. Bu-
de Sc hlasovati 0 vydani bon
ln IA $1,3O0.OO0 na pozemek
u 100000 ma budovu okres.
niho trestniho sOudu, mestske-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
MESTsTf >TATfKOVE POzA.
DUJf VETsf ZAPLATU.

Ne sice ma kalhoty, ale "a
praci yykonanou pro dobro me
sta. Dosavadni plat $500 nj
kterak pry nestaci a proto ma
byti zvysen ma $500. Vec bu-
de die vseho v srpnoyych 'pri-
markach predlozena referen-
du. Nejlepsi jest, ze Sc z pand
radnich nikdo nechce k otcov-
stvi tohoto navrhu hlasiti. Dfi-
We brali rocne $4,000, ale die
noveho mGstskeho charteru
byly Jim strzeny ctyry stovky,
"a kteryz obnos nemohou pry
nektefi svuj cas-, nekolik hodin
kazde pondeli, marniti, coz pa
trne pred volbou nevedeli.
Prozatim Sc pro prilepSenou
vysloyil radni. pfedseda finan-
Cniho vyboru mestske rady l..
G. Schooley, jenz pravil, re
by $75 tydnG "a radhovani ne
bylo prave tax mnoho. Cleve-
land ma pry uvaziti, re neni
vice zadnou bandurskou ves-
nici chce-li, ably v rade "a
sedali skutecne kapacity, pax
musi take klopiti.
NeMivnejsim jest, re phi
"mizernem" platu bylo o lon.
skych volbach tolik kandidatn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
SOUDCE2 PROTI POLICEJ.
T., MN: VOLAVKAM.

Podivna. spoIicejni manyra Wy
silati policistky do obrazko-
yych divadef,. aby. chytaly ma
lep "chytlave' muze a. pax je
p'fivadely do soudnich opleta-
eek, dos1a neprizniveho posou-
zeni municipalpiho soudce Hull
la, fjenz prohlasil, ze, policist-
ky mali jine 'povinnosu, neil
podobnt .pocinani. Hull propur
still jednaho podobpehos zamile
vance, jenz v divadle Sc "poI
dival ponekud hloubeji do ocfg
policistek Gratzove a Shalerol
We a t6mito byl zatGen.. ,;. !