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Evening star., 1924-07-17
BEAT ALTROCK, JUDGE.
Oyster and Harr Report Great
Fishing Victory.

Commissioner James +. oyster
came back today from a fishing trip
at Benedict, Md, wearing that broad
smile that always beams on the face
OF successful angler
After much questioning, the Com
missioner admitted that he and Ring
gold Hart. assistant corporation coun-
sci of the District, had reduced the
population of the finny tribe in the
Patuxent River to the extent of sew
eral score.
however. was that he and Mr. Hart
won decisive victory over Nick"
Altrock and Joe Judge, members of
the Washington base ballnclub. who
also were angling in the Patuxent
yesterday.
Il always root for the boys on the
base ball diamond" the Commissioner
said, but | didn't mind beating them
in fishing contest"
Evening star., 1924-07-17
FOUND AFTER 22 YEARS.
Suicide Attempt Leads to Finding
Of Alleged Slayer.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 17-Oli-
yer Cameron, reported to have at
tempted suicide yesterday in the
Willamette River at Portland, Greg,
in fit of remorse for having killed
U. j. Gay near here January 2, 1902,
has been sought by Jefferson County
authorities for 20 years, it was said
at the sherifrs office today.
Records show that Gay was killed
during a quarrel in Shades Valley.
Cameron was indicted on two charges
Assault with intent to murder and
carrying concealed weapons were the
charges. An attempt is being made
to find a charge Of murder against
Cameron, which will permit extradi-
tfon proceedings.
A search has been carried on for
years also for the parents of Gay and
Morgan -. Argo, who, officers said,
were witnesses to the killing,
Evening star., 1924-07-17
NEW TAX BODY FORMED.

In an effort to reduce the amount
of work for the new board of tax ap-
peals, the Treasury has created
division Of review in the office of the
solicitor of Internal Revenue, which
will give final opinions on tax cases
before they are sent to the appeals
board.
The review division ~ill be able to
eliminate many controversial cases
that otherwise would go TO jam the
docket of the board. The Bureau
Of Internal Revenue now has several
hundred cases awaiting the atten-
ton of the board and it requires
only notification from the taxpayers
concerned of desire to appeal be-
fore they may be taken up. The
first cases are expected to be heard
within two weeks.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
ZONTA CLUB ENTERTAINED

The Soroptimist Club entert tained the
Zonta Club at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar. last night
The clubs journeyed to Lee Heights,
the horne Of the president, in automo-
bileS decorated with banners and COL
ors Of the two organizations.
After supper, served on the lawn
games were played, prizes for which
were awarded to Miss N. Street, Zonta :;
Miss Rose Greely, Zonta. and Mrs. Ethel
l. Ward, SoroptimiSt. Later in the
evening there was music and dancing
The affair was arranged by the
social committee Of the Soroptimist
Club. Dr. Lulie Waters. chairman, as
sisted by Miss MacHenry. Florence
Alexander, Marie Peirce, Harriet Haw-
ley Locher, Myrtle Becker and DR.. julie
st Strohel
Evening star., 1924-07-17
Dfatbs.

ARNOLD suddsnly; at EOskland; Ne;
cemetery. Friday July Is. at 3 pm. New
York papers please copy.)
BROWN. Departed this life Tuesday July
St ne. ne NARY NJ. aoHi BRowN. i'S Widow pSHeaf Of
Samuel Brown. mother of Benny. Maggie
and Efie; grandmother of Marjorie Walker.
Funeral o'clock Friday, at St Cyprans
Church: Remains resting at Stewards un-
Relations and friends invited
DORSEY. Tuesday. July Is 1924, at his resi-
dence, 1913 2nd st. Sc, WILLIAM A. DOR
sEY, husband of the late Lula NJ Dorsey
and father of Clarence T., Mildred NJ. j.
Marie Watson. brother Of francis and DC Cora a
Jenkins and Maggie Washington. Funeral
Friday, july is. from Ebenezer NJ. e. Church
friends invited w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
funeral directors.
DORSEY. All members of Social Lodge No
1, +. A. A. NJ. hereby ordered to as
July IL. at IL noon. for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for and attending the
funeral of our late Brother WILLIAM A.
DORSEY. Services from Ebenezer NJ E.
charles r. Drew. W. NJ Attest: A. : J. J.
Payne Sec'y. 17s
DORSEY. An sir knights of Gethsemane
assemble at Ebenezer. N. E.. Church. 4th
ny anG ls sts st in full uniform o isda
spects to our deceased brother, Sir Knight
WILLIAM A. DORSEY.
ADAM n. TAYLOR, z. c.
GEORGE NJ. BOONE. Recorder.
FREEMAN. Departed this life Wednesday July
10: 1924. at go p m, at his residence. ass
LIST st. s.w;. ISRAEL. the devoted husband of
their loss devoted brother, John Freeman;
sister Hattie Scrubs, and host of rela-
tives and friends. Funeral Sunday at 1
pm from his late residence, thence to Zion
Baptist Church, Rev. William Howard, pas
tor. Interment at Paynes Cemetery. John
T. Rhines & Co., funeral directors. in
charge.
FOWLER, Departed this life Wednesday,
July 16, 1924, at 3:45 p. m. at her sisters
residence, Mrs. Augusta A: Moreland: Cap
daaghter @ sisos' of the ma late % joseph a. and Mary
Fowler. Funeral at NJ. Z. Church. Forest
vile. Md. Friday. July 1s; at 2:ao p. m,
HACKNEY, Tuesday, July Is, 1924, at Potts
vile, Pa, FIELDER p. HACKNEY. for
merly of this city. Burial from Oak Hill
Cemetery Chapel Washington, D.. c.. on
Friday, July IS. at ~ am. Relatives and
pm, SAMUEL A. HARPER, beloved hus-
band of Mary Florence: Funeral from his
Frid.y JaIy 1s, at sso am f0as Requiem ns
mass at am. at st. Paui's Catholic
Church. Interment at Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 17s
pm, at her residence. 27I5 ST. NV
MARY EMILY. wife of the late Charles L.
Hatfield aged 72 years. Funeral from her
late residence Friday. July IS. at 1890 am.
Interment at Glenwood cemetery. 17'
HURDLE. On Wednesday. July 16, 1924, at
7:15 am, at his residence, 129 Florida ave-
NV CHARLES WASHINGTON HURDLE
beloved husband of Louisa Grigg Hurdle
Funeral services will be held at United
Brethren Church. North Capitol and sts
Friday, at pm. 1nterment private. 17'
MORGAN. Departed this life Monday. July
IA, 1924, at her residence, 263O Bowen
ave. s.e., SEVESTA MORGAN. the devoted
niece of J. p. and Mary Wallace. She is
survived by a devoted father, a grand
mother, brothers, aunt, uncles and
cousins. Funeral will be held Thursday at
2 o'clock. fathers residence in Baltimore.
IL
Evening star., 1924-07-17
ARMY BASE LEASED.
Charleston, s. c., Property Turned
Over for Five Years.

The Shipping Board has entered
into a five-year lease, dating from
July 10, for the valuable Charles
ton, S. c., Army base, consisting of
docks. piers, warehouses and other
property. The property, which had
been under lease to the Charleston
Port Terminals Company, was leased
to the Port Utilities Commission of
Charleston.
rental is required, but the commits
sion agrees to pay Az per cent an
nual interest on aggregate expendi-
lures made by the board for recon
ditioning the property, for which pur-
pose the board would spend not more
than 100000. The lessee will stand
all losses, but will pay so per cent
Of the net operating revenues to the
board.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
STORM CAUSES HEAVY
DAMAGE IN ST. LOUIS
Several Reported Hurt by Flying
Debris-Windows Broken.
Wires Down.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA severe
electric storm, followed by heavy
rains and high wind, struck ST. Louis
early this morning, tearing down
telephona and electric wires, throw
ing parts of the city in darkness, ana
breaking windows in homes and ofhce
buildings. Several persons were re-
ported lightly injured by flying de-
briS.
The phone and telegraph lines into
central and northeastern missouri
were crippled to the extent that railroad
and Western Union circuits were
routed through Arkansas to points
West and Southwest.
jefferson City, Mo-, reported several
thousand dollars damage due to RAIN
and wind.
Meager reports that the storm
reached heavy proportions in central
and northeastern Missouri could not
be substantiated due to cutting OH OF
communication.
This August Mars will be nearer to
the earth than it has been at any time
in the last 120 years.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
DEGREES UNION STATUS.
British Miners Secretary Declares
Overhauling Is Needed.

LONDON. July 1.-THE trade union
movement of Great Britain needs
overhauling, says a. j. Cook, secre-
tary of the Miners Federation, writ
ing in Labor Monthly.
Mr.. Cook says there are many
unions, but very little unity, and the
present form of organizat ton in this
country has become obsolete. The last
trades union congress at Plymouth
was an exhibition of tribal chiefs
hghting to retain the confidence OF
their tribes.
Mr.. Cook expresses the belief that
there must be real, live international
organization. instead OF a mere meet
ing of people congratu one an
other and passing pious resolutions.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
UNCLE SAM SUCCEEDS
IN REALTY BUSINESS
Cleans Up 100000 in Sale of
Home Sites in Florida-Plans
New Venture.

Uncle Sam, for many years in the
wholesale real estate business, has
recently taken up the retail end of
the real estate game with marked
success. The venerable gentleman
cleaned up 100000 from the sale of
home sites in the Harding townsite,
a tract of public land near Miami
Beach, Fla. early in the present year,
and now proposes to add a few
thousand more to his savings through
an auction sale of villa sites on Flat
head Lake in Montana.
Americas premier real estate sales
man advertises his property well
through the Interior Departm ent,
which acts as agent for the govern
ment in the sale of land. A little
later land on the outskirts of Yellow
stone Park will be sold.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
SAMUEL A. HARPER DEAD.
Building Contractor Was Lifelong
Resident Here.

Samuel A. Harper, "a years DID,
building contractor, and a lifelong
resident of this city, died at Garfield
Hospital Tuesday, following an ILL
ness since last January.
Funeral services will be conducted
at his late residence, 1853 Columbia road.
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock,
with requiem mass at St. Paufs Cath
olic Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Harper was the son of the late
Cation Harper, who was well known
in this city. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mary Francis Harper; three
daughters, Mrs. Raymond H. Kin
near of New York; Mrs. Robin N
Jobe Of this city, and Mrs. Albert
Magrum of Cherrydale. Va, and two
sons, Wilfred D. Harper of Detroit,
Mich, and Milton A. Harper of this
city.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
Garns of Thanks.

ELLIS. Sincerest thanks are hereby extended
TO our friends and neichbors for the sym
patty and kindness shown during the brief
illness OF our husband father and brother.
THE0IA T. ELLIS, and for the beautiful
floral tributes at his death.
EMMA r. ELLIS. WIFE: MRS. {. c.
HOGAN. SISTER; GRACE F.. ELLIS,
DATGHTER: CLARENCE L. ELLIS.
son: ALyIS II, ELLIS. son.
MIDDLEDORF. I wish TO express my thanks
and appreciation To relatives and friends for
their kind expressions of sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes at the death Of my be
loved husband, CASPER MIDDLED0RF.
MRS. CLARA GILL MIDDLED0RF.
Evening star., 1924-07-17

A joint outing to Glen Echo Park
by parishioners Of Arlington NJ e. S.
church and those of Trinity Episco-
pal Church will be held tomorrow.
Program includes games, contests
and other features, in addition to the
attractions of the resort.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

he)James e. Walker sPost, No. 2s,
American Legion, will hold special
meeting, $3.50 o'clock. at 18th street
branch 7. M. c. A
Evening star., 1924-07-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tomor-
row, 1890 pm, at the Madriilon, 1904
9Th street.
Evening star., 1924-07-17

A famous woman doctor says men
patients are always overwhelmed
with self-pitX
Evening star., 1924-07-17

Hall, Government Hotels, Saturday,
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1924-07-17
Marriage.

LINSDEILBURGESS. Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Burgess announce The marriage of their
daughter. MARGARET. 10 Mr.. ]. II. IINS-
DELL, July 4, 1924, at Pittsburgh. IA.
Evening star., 1924-07-17

Full Masonic ceremonies marked
the funeral of Levi III. Patterson, a
member of East Gate Lodge, F. A.
A. NJ, for more than half a century
a resident of Washington and one of
the Oldest employees in point Of serv-
ice in the Government Printing Office.
Mr.. Patterson was "a former depart
ment commander of the District of
Columbia g. A. r., and was retired
from the printing office in 1920. He
served with distinction in the Civil
War.
Mr.. Patterson leaves Mrs. Ella l..
PATTERSON, of 720 Decatur street, his
Wife; a daughter. Mrs. Herbert B.
Mooney Of Brooklyn, n. Y; three
sisters, two brothers and six grand
children
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
CTENkMU CESkOSLOVEN.
SKEMU OBECENSTVU!

SpoleCenske shromazdeni,
prednaSka o uspechu prace
Ymky.a Yvky (Y. M. C. A. a
Y. w. C. A. v Ceskosloven-
sku a koncert budou porada-
ny v mistnostech nedelni Sko-
ly, evangelickeho kostela ma
rohu Broadway a Magnet ave.
pobliz vych. 55. ul., Ultra, v
ned6li vecer. Slecna Karla
Pletzerova, ktera po delsi cas-
S mimi velmi zdArne pdsobila,
bude prednaseti o vzneSene
praci vyse uvedenych kfest'an
skych sdruzeni. DR.. G.. Sv6t-
lik bude pofadati koncert a
spolek Marta Sc postara o
chutnou veceri, nacez bude
nasledovati prednaska ma pred
met "Kristus socialista". Ka-
zdy Jest srdecne ivan a vitan.
v. T. LOUzECKY,
kazatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
POLSKO MUSf PRY BYTI
"VELMOCf".

Varsava, %. kvetna. - "Te
legraphencompanie" oznamu-
je, ze phi zahajeni poznafl-
skeho veletrhu mel president
Wojciechowski pozoruhodnou
rec, We ktere mimo iine pra-
vii: "Jeho vlastnimi financni-
mi opatfenimi bude polskemu
statu umozneno, ably svou ar
madu zdokonalil tax, re nj
kdo Sc neodvazi vztahnouti
ruku ma polske uzemf nebo Wy
hlasiti sebe soudcem mad pol
skou vladou. Polsky stat NIL
ze nyni ziti ;, pouze jako vel
moe. Dosud sJsme sice redobyli
vseho,, co Polsku nalezelo, ale
veci nejsou jeste skoncovany.
Chybeji dosud pasma pidy,
kterych nezbytna potrebuie-
me k pine sthopnosti' sve exis
tence."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

le arabske pismo. jehoz Sc ku
psani turecks feGi pouzivalo. pi-
smem fimskym. Projde-li tento
zakon. pax psaci stroj proyedl vsc
ktera Sc dosud nezdafila ami va
letnym dslim ami pokojnym mis-
sionaflm. Turecka vlada musila
totiz v pisemnem styku bojovati Sc
stale rostoucimi potizem;, zpIsobo
vanymi tim, ze vsechny piesmne
akty musily byyti psany rucns. -
Pouzivala ovsem pokud mozno IT,
skafskeho lisu; ale We styku OBJ
chodnim neni tiskafsky lis who'd
nou nahradou psaciho stroje. By
ly jiz davno cinsny pokusy 0 kon-
strukci stroll, kterymi lie arabsky
psati. ale tyto stroje piijdou ne
smirns draho. Jest zcela mozno
vsechny hlasky turecke Tcci W.
jadfiti latinskymi pismenami a Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
SLAVA PRVNiM!

Roald Admundsen dorazil k
JIM toGne 16. prosince 1911,
severni tocna dostizena byia
Robertson E. Pearym 6. dub
ra 1909. Guglielmo Marcoai
vyslal pismeno IS" pres Atlan-
ticky ocean bezdratovou tele-
graft IL. prosirce 1901. Bale.
kova posta zavedena byla We
Spoj. Statech l. ledna 1913.
Prvni lokomotiva pi-ijela do
Chicago 10. r!jna 1S4S. Prvni
Horke Vino bylo Americe da
no do trhu Josefem Trinereml
roku 1887. Formule Trinero-
va Horkeho Vina byla postu-
penn casu stale zdokonalova,la,
tax re dnes je to vedecky Wy
robek prvni tfidy, S cascarou
sagradou, nejlepsim procist'u-
licim prostredkem, znamym
lekarsk6 vede, cele ieho SOU
Castek. Zakaznici denne posi-
laji dopisy, svedcici jejicn
naproste spokojenosti. Ma pfi-
klad: Wichita, Kansas, 81.
bTezna. kazdy rok, co uzivam
Trinerovo Horke Vino, citin
sc zdravejsim a silnejsim. Ka-
rel Dvofak." Allegheny, N. Y.
3. kvetna. Nam rada Trinero-
vo Horlse Vino, della mne vel.
mi dobfe. Pi. Jennie Simsico-
va" Vas lekarnik neb doda-
vatel !eku ma je ma sklade PRO
Vas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
POVSTANf v ALBANiI.

Belehrad,Ss %! FkyGtna. =
Jak oznamuje zdejsi "Politi-
ka', v severni Albanii vypuk-
ly vazne nepokoje. Povstalci,
znnocnili sc Skaderu. a nekoi
lika jinych NEST. .Depese q
Belehradu oznamovala, ze do
slo k ozbrojenemu konfliktu
mezi albanskou vladou v Ii
rane a nekolika poslanci, KITE
ii 81 pfali, aby hlavni m6sto
pfelozeno bylo do jineh0smi-
sta. Situace v Albanii jest, we
7 lie toho komplikovana agita-
ci, jez vyvolana byla nasled-
KEN zavrazd6ni Americana
olcmana De Longa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
81 popfati. byt' i phi toilets moder-
nj inie trochu toao. 'masiSka".
HLEDAH Sc KRASNE
NOZKY.

Sochaf Pomerby vydal prohla-
SEMI. jimz hledal 'nejkrasnejjssi
nozky v Londyns." Potfeboval
jich jake modelu pro jednu So
chu. Soutsz krasnych nozek BY
la obeslana velmi cetns. Poza-
dovalo Sc cd hledanych -nozek. by
iejich delka nepfekrocovala jednu
sestinu vysky celeho tsla. Zkou-
mani trvalo pine dvs hodiny. Ce-
nu re souteze odnesly 81 tanecnice
Miss Prince Miss Burell, ktere
mely nejmensi a nejkrasnejsi noz-
ky. 0 vysledku sveho pozoro-
vani behem soutsze vyjadfil Sc So
char takto: 'Zeny samy nici
krasu svych nohou. tim. ze nosi
pfilis lzkou obuv 5 podpadky pfi-
lis vysokymi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
PORUR1 We VAzNE KRISI.

Essen, Nemecko, 23. kvetna.
Situace vyvOiana zapasem ha-
vifu dosahuje roZmerG soci-
alni katastrofy. Vedle 6O0,-
600 vyhostenych haviru, asi
100000 nkovod6lnikn je bez
prace nasledkem zayreni "a
vodu. V nekolika mestech L.
fady byly donuceny zaopatriti
zenam a detem nezamestna-
nych zivotni nezbytnosti. Ma
vladu sc naleha, ably privodila
dorozumeni mezi Obema stra-
nami, nebot' potraviny budou
co nejdrive vycerpany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

je plnych 49 let stale zamest-
nan u firmy Albert, Habich, "a
vod sklenafsky, Praha l., u
helny trh. Nynf, kdyz Masta-
ka sc roznemohl a zamestna-
vatel vidf,; ze, pro, vysoke start
nebude jiz schopen dlouho pra
ci konati, uvoIil Sc dobrovolne
po dobu jeho ziti vyplaceti
mu tydne Kc $50 dozivotnf
pense. Dnes tax uznaltch "a
mestnavateld najderne porid-
ku. Josef Mastalka nastoupil
u firmy Habich 90, dubna r.
1875 a jest tam plnych 40 let
zamestnan. Phi 35letem jubi-
leu zamestnani v zavode OBJ
drzel cd obchodni a zivnosten
ske komory v Praze bronzovou
medaili a cd sveho Sefa znac-
ny penezity dar. Josef Mastal
ka narodil se 18. dubna 1849.
Jest nejstarsim sklenarskym
pomocnikem v Praze = jediny
ma zivu jsouci zakl&dajicf Glen
podpdrneho spolku dehikI
sklenaiBkych. Pfejeme mno.
honasobnemu jubilantu, aby v
zdravi po dlouhou dobu mohl
se 2 vysledkI sve prace jeste
tesiti. Zaznamenavame SOU
casne tento krasny Gin zamest
navatele a prali bychom 81,
ably nasel hojne nasledovnikG.
P. r. - Pan Josef Mastal-
ka je otcem v Clevelandu po
21 rokd usazene dcery pi. He.
len Plesmidove, manzelky te-
sarskeho mistra p. Bedficha
Plesmida, bytem v (. 123O8
Oakfield ave. Pi. H. Plesmi-
dova je horlivou clenkyni Sbo-
ru Jaro {. 1873 j. 6. D. a Ia
.iemnici tehoz; sborls .Uznani,
;ktereho sc dostalo jenmu mi
,lovanemu otci, .pot9silo nejen
ii, ale soucasns cely kruh pri
rbuznych a pfatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
Chicazsti "Olympiste" mas
chtsji porazit, = nuze vsi-
chni do pole a hajme barvy
Cechoslovaki! Odpoledne
v den Zdobeni HrobI ma
West Tech hfisti.
ZEMANOvA IMPORT co.

poyoluje 81 ctenym krajan-
kan oznamiti, ze obdrzela We
likou zasilku z Czech, bohate-
no vEberu lnenych stolnich sou
prav, malebne damaskove u
brusy servjtky, bile, r6zovG,
modre, zlute, zelene, fialove a
vSech rozn1anitych druhn ba-
rev, jest to prekvapu.iicl novin-
ka, pax ubrusy vysivane, da-
masky ma postele, rucnlky da-
maskove, satecly a m. j. w.
Lneneho zbozi sklad chova
dome: 9601 Ramona Bouie-
ward, devaty diim Cd rohu Kin
sman a E. 93. ul. Kamz mile
ceske panicky a divky uctive
I've, ably 81 pr;sly prohlednou-
ii ty krasne prace ceskeho IL
meni provedene jemnou rukou
cesk6 zery. Rucim Vam ze l1ar
ida prekvapene unesena bude-
te. V krajanske ucte Vas uvi-
ia Nj. Zemanova. Tel. Garfield
935S-W.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

tenn wax ]e, zc Sc Y poslednlch lc-
tech setkavsme napadnym po-
stem zen icnkych. ze by je pfcra-
zil. kdezto dive bylo touzeb-
nym pfanim 'back-fisl' dlou-
hyma rukama a nohama, ably CO
nejrychleji zmohutnsly a staly Sc
tax zadoucimi jako jejich starsi
sestry a kolegyns. dnes je to ma
opak. Maminky zavideji dceru:-
kam jich divci stihlost a podstou-
PLY by tfeba muceni, ably Sc jim
aspon ponekud pfibiiily. Muzo-
We. ktefi mali radi zeny = ma
cicky. nccht' 81 nechaji pfedem
zajit chut'. Neni takovych zen a
nebude jich uz ami. | v lete bu-
dou vyhlizet zeny We svych svet-
lych toaletach zrovna tax plose a
hubene jake v zine temnych sa-
tech pro vecerni spolecnosh. krej-
cove. pfedpisuji ustrojeni, ktere
vyzaduje malo latky snadne i
zkou;eni. Jsou pry tim vlastne
vinni moderni maliii. Nebot' oni
pry vynasG We svych kubistickych
portretech. illustracich a plaka-
tech ";tihlou linii'' kostnate. hu-
bene zeny. Maliii odpovidaji
vsak ma tyto pfrdhuzky. ze befou
modely kc svym portretIm re
spole6nostis' a ze jjejjich dila jsou
jenom zrcadlem dolby. At to-
mu jakkoliv. moda pfedpisuje ma
prostou stihlost. Ovsem. rozum-
ne zeny nemsly by zapominat. ze
CO Sc stava v;eobecnosti, lepe re-
ccno Go behaa piestava byt in
teresantni pfese vsechny pfikazy
a eventulni zaklinani i tax mocne
bohyns. jakou jje pani Moda. To
plat o kloboucich. satech. j ta-
ke vzezfeni zen. .Vedle toho ami
sebe imperatiynsjsi pfikaz mody
nemol BY bSti xenam pfednsjsi,
nez pfikazy zdravi. A zc by
zdrayi netrpdo vselijakymi temi
nasilnostmi. : kterymi zeny tslnate
ncbo takove. ktere K telnatosti ma
j sklon. musi tryzniti sve ,ubohe
tslo, to Jists nebude chtiti nikdo
vazne tvrditi. Protoz: fid'me Sc
sice modou. nechtsjme vyhlizeti
jako zaostalkyns "anno dazu-
NAL. ale - vseho merou! A
pax nejedna-li Sc o modely
zvlasts excentricke, ktere zena
stfednich vrstev vubec neobleka,
"a jcdno. ze to ncdovoli kapsa, a
"a druhe, ze 81 nepfejc. ably Ia nj
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