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The Washington herald., 1919-01-18
SOCIETY
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Mr and Mrs. Hugh Wallace we've
hosts at a large dinner rarty last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coreoran HuI
also entertained at dinner last niEbI
number OF diner parties are oe-
ing arranged preceding the w,lcOns-
home ball next "Wednesday ovenng.
TO be given in the ballroom - the
willard for the benefit 81 the Epis-
copal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital.
Mrs. Charles N. FfuUIke will enter
tain a party al dinner in honor OF
Gen. CollardeL military attache OF
the French En- bassy. and Nine. Col
lardet Admiral and Mrs Clover
Will entertain at dinner. and Mrs..
William Morton GrinneII will be
hostess AT a young peoples dinner
for her debutante daughter. in celc-
brstion Of Miss GrinnclI's birthday.
taking the company 10 the bali
The Serbian Minister and Nine.
Grouitch will be entertained At din
ner by Capt and Mr.. ". n. SchOeI-
kopf
Invitations have been sent out for
the wedding Of Miss Anne L. Could
and Mr.. Wilbert l. Stewart on Mon
day, January -. al s o'clock, in the
Church OF the Epiphany
The Consumers League of the
District Of Columbia has sent out
cards for a reception at the home o.
its president. Mrs. '. EvcTitt Macy.
17S5 Massa chUsetts avenue. on We'd
nesday afternoon, January % al
which there will Be addresses BY
Mrs. Edward Costigan and Miss
Pauline Goldmark. on women Ia war
and peace.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker has leased
her villa. Ke-wo-ka, IN Palm Beach.
Fla, to Mr. and Mrs. Florenz ZisE-
field. jr. who will occupy it the rest
Of the winter.
There was an open meeting uf the
WOmens National Democrats
League at S o'clock yesterday even
inE az ConCress Hall A number
OF prominent speakers and pro-
gram Of music entertained the com
pany. and all OF the democrat.
women in the city were asked o.
be present
An alumni dinner Of the GsurEa
Washington University Chapter OF
the Theta Delta Chi Fraternity viii
be held at the fraternity house. 1s42
Calvert street this cvC-pE at Csc
p. m. Several members Of the
fraternity from other colleges will
attend
The University OF Illinois WON
ans club invites the alUmnao and
former students to meet with us
president, Mrs. R X. Armstron--
Fontanet apartment. Fourteenth
and Fairmont streets. Monday. jan
uary 20. at y o.ClprN
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Christian Endeayor.

The Luther Place Memorial Chris
tian Endeavor Society will meet to-
morrow evening at go. The topic
Our Relation to God" will be fully
discussed by Mr. y. X. Gardner.
very earnest Endeavorer. Vocal and
instrumental music OF highly en-
tertaininE character will be rendered
Lieut.. Col Z. y. Sanctuary, L. ). A.
will speak.
The gospel meeting at Central
Union Mission tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock will be in charge OF the eN-
ecUtive board Of the District OF Co
lumbia Christian Endcavor Union
Christian Endeavor week. February
> to 9. will be observed hy the socie-
ties in each section OF the city
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Calvary VI. y. Church.

An eiRht-dsy drive for the purpose
OF raising $1,000 10 apply on the
church Indebtedness Of Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be inaU-
guratcd on Monday. Edwin William
son is camps ign manager. J. L. NJ
her. ll27 Columbia road. has been ap-
pointed secretary and Frank b.
Walker. 1913 Newton street northwest.
campaign treasurer.
In the course Of tho drive the mem
Jers OF the church and others will be
visited by representatives from the
teams OF canvassers, who will ask
contributions in one OF the following
forms: Liberty bonds, promissory
notes. pledges payable monthly. or
cash at time Of subscription.
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ANTED-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED.
: fNEIRNIsHED.

F1sfK OR SEVEN ROOM AFT
d .inity Of North Capitol st mod
gaH I'D North Capitol st. Mrs
jal>5t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE COM
PANY.-At meeting OF the board of direc-
tors Of the above company. held on Thursday.
January Is. 1879. the regular semi-snnual div
dend Of three per centum t3%l, together with
an extra dividend Of three per ceutum (31.I
was declared payable out Of the earnings for
the six months ended December 81, 1918 on
the capital stock Of the company, the books
for the transfer Of stock TO be closed at noon,
January II. 1919. and remain closed until noon.
January %. 1919 on which date said dividends
shall be paid. JOHN H. sTADTLER, Assistant
Secretary. jals-l2t
THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-At a meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the above company. held on Thurs
day. January l6 1919, the regular semi annual
dividend OF three per centum (3%l, together
with extra dividend of one per centum Az
was declared payable. out Of the eamings for
the six months ended December 81. 1918, on
the capital stock Of the company, the books for
transfer OF stock to lie closed at noon, January
Il, 1913. and remain closed until noon, January
%, 1913, on which date said dividends shall be
paid. JOHN II. STADTLER, Assistant Secre-
tary. jals-2t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Equity. Take notice that
on January 9, 1919. ], William Frank Kssiano-
wicz petitioned to have my name changed TO
William Frank Lane. iallls2
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-ALL PRACTICAL
" new. Must be sold to the
highest bidder without reserve.
New buildings, constructed for
barracks at Howard University.
To be removed by such time as
may be agreed upon between pur-
chaser and Howard University au
thoriticS. Dining room equip
mcnt, such as silverwarc, enamel
ware, etc, to be seen at the uni
vcrsity. One S-foot Duparquct
Huot & Moncusc Co. French
range, having two No. ; new pat
tern waterbacks. One set Of steel
flucS and one S-foot double plate
shelf. Forty stoves OF various
patterns. Twenty Nogel nom
freczable toilets, complete. Four
upright marble drinking fountains.
Carpenters tools. Radio equip
ment. Electricians tools. One
1910, model DIS, four-cylindcr
Buick. One Ford runabout with
dcmountablc rims, truck body. Of
hce equipment. Can be seen Mon
day and after. Apply to the sec
rotary OF Howard University.
jaI8
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
W HTTE

Clarence VI. crews n and Elizabeth L. J.
Pearry. =. both Of Washington. Rev. 4. &
Miller.
DAVID NuSshaum. a. and Iva CAN'T, :. both
Of WashingtUn Rev. G SilVeTStone-
Morton u. Cohn. IS Chicago. Ill. and julia
L. Hofcllcr. >, Buffalo. y y. Rev. l. stern.
Harold W Faint. ,, Rnsele Park, y J.. and
Rubie \ Braucr. ,. Richmond. Va. Rev. {
A. ShrCye.
Roy n Young 81. and Jessie +. Mckenzie,
>: both q Bel1lt Kan. Rev. B. 'lark.
Melville T. McClaleu =. aud LLpu G.
Smith. both Of Washington Rev. !. \. Smy'h
Daniel Il. Judy, Toledo. Ohio. and Anna NJ
GuEther. Is. Bstimorc. Nd. Rev. II +. Downs.
William l. HoltUn q. and Gertrude B. Hall.
q bsth Of Washington. hey. & Mod
Arthur B. WintenelGt 3. New lorA, y. y.
and Marie A. Guide. l. Washington Rev. q.
!. COHlan
Preston T. Patraw. "A Boston. and Beulah W.
Mays, "a. Washington. Rev. ]. l. GoTd'n.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

BOARD OF EDtCAIION OF THE DIS
trict q Columbia. An examination Will Be-
held at Franklin SchOl Binding. conner 18Th
and X SITS NV. on wednesday. January -, 1919,
for the Isur1U-, If establishing an eligible list Of
teachers for Umgraded Schools. The cNamina-
tiou will begin at 9 a. IN. and close at 40
+. m. with half an hour for intermislon at
J. 30 !, m. Candidates will he examined in Nne-
cial Methods fr Ircorrigible Schools. For fur
ther information Apply 10 N =. Weatherless.
Secretary, Board OF Examiners for CO!ored
schools ERNEST l.. THURSTON. Sureriu-
trndent Of Schools, jal5,2DI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding probate court. No. Z5.Z5l.
Administratiuu.- This Is 80 give rOIICe: lra'
the subscriber of the District of Columbia has
oh.ained ir,m tn" rrula'n Court Of the Bsrurt
Uf Columbia. letters testamentary on the estate
Of George Navicr McLsnahan, late Of the Dis
trir Of Columbia. deceased. All p"rsuns having
claims against the deC"a I'D are hereby warned
to exhibit the sam with the vouchers Thereof,
l,saIly authenticated, to the sUbscTibcr On or
teforr the Iiih day of January. \. d. 1870;
otherwise th'r may by Law be excluded from all
benefit Il said estate. Given unjcr my hand
this Hth day Of January, .el9. CAROLINE =,
NJ MLANAHAN. Union Trust Building. Auest-
seal JAMES TANNER. Hcasrer ot Wills tor
the DlstuCt = tOiumiIa. t.cTk ut the Probate
Court. McLauahan 4 Burton, AttVueys.
jals sa-3t
PAUL l. WRIGHT. ATTORNEY. IN THE
supreme court of the District Of Columbia.
Equity Division. Thomas McMah9n, Plaintin,
vs. Robert Sewcll, et al. Defendants. No S,ila.
The object Of this sIIt Is to establish title by
sd,ersc possession 10 OrHrSl lot Numbered
Nine i9l in Suuarr Numbered Nine Hundred and
Ninety five l9a5l in the city Of Washington, Dis
triCt Of Cu.unlid, motion Of the plaintiff It
Is on tins the Tth day q Januarl 1919, ordered
that Robert SeRtl Richard SeWcn. Michael
McMahOn and James McKim. and the unknown
hrirs-at[aw. sAfu"vs, te'lsees and assigns oil
said Robert SeNru. Richard Sawel, Michael
McNIahon and James McKIm. and the unknown
bclrs at Law. dcvIs"cs aheuees and assigns Of the
said uuknoNn heirs Of each of said Defendants.
cause his, her or their appearance t. be entered
in this Cause on or before the First rule daye oc-
curing after tho expiration Of three months from
the date Of the frst publication Of tins order,
good cause f1r fixing Of that period having been
show. Otherwise this Cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default, provided this order
be published twice a month for a period Of three
months before the return rule dale in the Wash
aid newspaper JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice.
lSeal) trle copy Test. J K YOUNG,
Clerk by FRED {. O'CUNNELI. Asst. Clerk.
jalO 49, tblO, lSmrlels
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Centennial Baptist Church.

Z. Hez Sven, pastor Of the Centen-
nial Baptist Church. Seventh and 1
streets northeast, has recovered from
a protracted illness and will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow. The morning
subject is: The Invisible Building"
and the night subject: The Fact OF
Jesus Second Coming Makes First
Glass Christians"
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Evangelist to Preach
Sermon on Roosevelt

Singing Evangelist George Lawucure
will speak tomorrow night at 80
O'Clock on Theodore RoOsevClt-Tsse
Man" before an open meeting at rtr
Bethel Chapel, III Sixth street northt
west. under the auspices OF the Evan
gelistic Association of Washington .r
At the memorial services that are
planned for tomorrow night every one
present will be given an opportunity 10
testify as to the good qalities. life and
events in the career Of America 5 for
mer president
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Temple baptist Church.

Or. Muir will preach tomorrow
morning on A Great Biography
Epitomized." and in the evening
Bed Short, Covering Narrow" will
be the subject. On next Friday night
a social gathering OF all the member
ship will be held. and a greeting ex-
tended to the members who have re-
Gently come 10 Washington. Refresh
ments will be served.
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GurIey Memorial Presbyterian.

The first Of a series Of special musi-
cal services viii be given in GUrley
Memorial Presbyterian Church tomor-
row evening at s o'clock Rev. Ber-
nard Brakskamp, the pastor, will
preach. At 6.l5 there will be a lib
erty supper for war workers and men
in uniform.
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FROM The PULPIT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE Five.

that we create every con-
dition in our lives by our word. and
teaching how we can create any
condition that we desire.
The MONDAY meetings, held al
the same place, furnish a time for
spiritual refreshment, and inspira-
tion for the remainder of the day.
They are all open meetings.
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night
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NorthmIn.ter Presbyterian Church,

In the Northminster Presbyterian
Church Memorial services will be
held in honor of the memory of mem
bers who have died. during the past
year. The subject of the sermon will
be Our Blessed Dead"
In the evening the pastor. Rev. S
A. Bower, will preach upon The
Church"
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Want Railroads Returned.

Detroit Mich. Jan. lT-Tnited nc
tion by the grain dealers Of the coun-
try for the immediate return OF rail-
roads to private control. was urged
by President Goodrich. Winchester.
Ind, Of the Grain Dealers National
Association in an address here at the
convention OF the Michigan Hay and
Grain Association -a
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Ninth street Christian Church.

The Law of the Battlefield" will
be the subject Of the address by
Rev. George A. Miller, at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. Ninth and
ID streets northeast, on tomorrow
night, after an inspiring community
sing. At the morning service the
subject Of the sermon will be The
Great Reconstruction"
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MACHINISTS.
HOTELS AND CAFES.
THE CAIRO HOTEL,

Que ST., next door 10th NV, mod
ern stee! hreproof structure; rooms
with bath. $3.50 per day; rooms
with running hot and cold water,
$3.50 per day. Special rates by
the month. ja4-tf
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u EiGHT-ROOM APT. OR HOUSE
sd a northwest section; would like to
-iiatety. Call North 565I. jal63J
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LOST.

LOST-THTRSDAY- ABOUT s r NJ, SMALL
purse containing ST in bills; liberal reward
s,.II T5,(,,I, oq5q jalsB
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL CALL ~ MY CSLETTERED AUTO
mobile, du OF suburban. md pay you hiShea
rices for ladies'. gentleman chtdrep's dis
srded clothing, of all descriptions. Address
oStsI phone ! vii call Z RICE. LIZ fth
nv liza
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Twelfth street Branch Y. NJ. c. A.

Mr.. James A. Cobb will open the
discussion on League Of Nations and
Monroe Doctrine" at the Twelfth
Street Branch Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
afternoon at 3:45.
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ELECTRICAL.
SIGN PAINTER.
MONEY TO LOAN.

hONEI 10 LOAN IN APPROVED CITY
real srtate st lowest current sates special
privileges with respect to pri-- payments.
TYLER & RUTH ERFORD. Inc 81 18th T. 4
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LAVALLIER

LOST-NEAR PETwORTH. BOOK OF HER
aid receit's. Please return to Herald office '
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. de5u I
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, SCIENTIFIC
sstrologe- director Astrological Research So
ciety). Private readings, by appointment only,
2 Typewriter readings, by mail. s. and mp.
lis, L st. NV. Phone Franklin 6sZ2 jal5p
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED..

Thursday, January 10;
1919, at 1890 a. m, at 4OS Seward
square southeast, PAULINE ZEH'
beloved wife of Maj. NJ. A. Weller;
u. S. A, and daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. George F. Zeh.
Requiem mass at Sacred Heart
Church Saturday. January IS, at
$50 a. m. Relatives and frlenos
invited to attend. Interment prl-
Vate.
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BLACK SATIN SLIPPERS. 4B. MEDIT,lI
heel: new Can 1870 Otis PLACE NV. Phone
Colombia 81" J.
FOR aALE-TWO HORSES CHEAP; WILL
work anywhere. l22f y. Capitol s. mia
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CnLOEED

Jesse L. Gamble 3. Washington. and Birdie
F. Inin. % Savannah, Ga Rev. W. Il. Jenna
qUiE
William Hall q and Rose Pratt Is. both
OF Washington Rev j. T Harvey.
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OFFICE OLE TILE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
January I5 1919. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceirei at the office Of the Secretary to the
BOARD Of Cgnmissioners, Room 5I. District
Building, until O'Clock p. M, on January q,
1878. for constructing bridge in Concord ave,
between 3rd and ith sts NV. Forms Of pro
posals, speciications and necessary information
may he obtained from the Chief Clerk Of the
Engineer Department Room 42 District Build
ing, Washington, d. c. LOUIS BROWNLOw.
w. GWYNN GARDINER, @. W. KUTZ. Com
missIoners. D. Q. jai. i.l5,lS.l7.sD
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FURNITURE For SALE.

GREb1r GRfh Furniture cREbfT fASE
HOPWOOD'S Popular Price Furni-
ture and Stove store Sth e. X Sts
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PETS AND LIVE STOCK.

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT OF LEACHEs.
singing canaries, golj fishes dogs. We do all
kinds Of Taxidermy SCHMID'S PET EN-
PORIUM 7l2 18th St NV de30sot
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FOR RENT-R00MS.

6ESfE1fLE SIX ROOMS BY FEBRUARY
u. ~1ulhsssr section: twenty i've minutes 10
-1vs.izucnt pfices; IS; couple most desired
F-X - Eirald Office. jals5t
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PROPOSALS.

ARMY WAR COLLEGE, WASHINGTON.
ID. c. Sealed proposals in tnplicate will be
received here until 2 p IN. February Is, 1919
and then opened, for constructing Photographic
laboratory building for Army War College.
Washington. ID. c. Information on application
to Capt. JOHN MOIR, Constructing Quarter
master, care Of Col. Weeks. jsl5, ,l6.H lsfel3,H
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHOE REPAIRING.
FOOLS AND KNIVES >IARPENED.

MY SHOP Is THE ONLY ONE IN THE
city thoroughly equipped ;or all kinds Of knife
and tool sharpening and repairing. | solicit
especially the trade Of farmers, butchers, car
penters. manufacturer etc. All work guar
snteed to be Of highest quality. Don't forget
that lawn mower! J. V. HUDCHINS 4 60.
1918 @ st. NV. Main s65. ial2At
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WANTED~-ROOMS.

r, TEIz-fUUR OR FIVE-ROOM AFT.
10 -.a.h b good location; reasonable. price.
tAnkta 1890, Branch g, between and
Sc o iaIS5t
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TABLE BOARD,

7gBf.E hoard FOR TWO GENTLEMEN;
: s01d hnu.s cooking; strictly private family.
= m = Nv ial7-5t
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,$:;" z:s $ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
!
Phone
Main
$500
Lutheran Congress.

sor Of law, Yale University.
public is cordially invited.
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CLAIRVOYANT.
MIR. ARTHAN.

Noted platform test medium. Readings daily
on all affairs Of life; tells everything; best sd-
wiser; him. you will make no mistake.
Studios, 500 @ St NV dell-et
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PALMISTRY,
PALMlSTRi Is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH Fl DON

is known one Of it's greatest eIponenta- Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily. Com.
plete readings. with accurate description of what
your hand foretells. only 81. Reception psrlors
\. +. corner Of 9Th & NV. entrance 9Th St
Bours 10 q. m. to 10 D N. del3sk
BELMONT
Scientific pslmist and clsirvoysnt. can be con-
suited on all affairs of life. Readings, ST. lAs
New York ave NV. between 18th and 18th Sta
Hours. 10 a. m. to 8 D. m. deS N
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PLASTEItING.
PLU MBING.

A. W. HAGERMAN
JOBBING REMODELING
QUALITY FIRST.
Franklin HS2 lI2 18th st. NV.
ial290t
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AUTOMOBILES
Washington Auto Exchange
Automobiles, Tires, Accessories.
Repairs, Trucks, Trafiers, Stsr-
age, TaIis, Auto Glass, Ga
RACES. Batteries. Etc
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

DETROIT ELECTR1C; MODEL rs; PRAC-
ticaIy new, having been run less than IL
months, Call Franklin 5SS. jsls5t
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jech koebka
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Nfeba psnemu dosd houevnos
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FRANCE PROTI PROHIBICNfM
FANATIKUM.

Pafiz 27 rjna. - Postavvse pod heso: "Slava vnu
jez rozpalue nas dus utvofa republce rancouzske
sdruzen ably potraa americkou prohbcn propaganda
ez hoda otravovati dem zivot mimo Ameku edna orga
menue Synove Rabelasovi druha Klubem rude
vajky Ia zpevu oslavne hymny ohnvemu vnu sta cenu
palo resouci kterou prohasue ze svet dekuje vnu
savne udatenst rancouzskeho vona vtezv We velke
valee postupu umsni, literature a fiosofi.
"Jsme hotov dati zachovaa vfna, ktere jest nasm
Aelepsim pffteer zvot prohasli nadeneho souhasn
vsech pfitomnych jeden slavnostnich fecnkn. *#1
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Mast SQmOStQtnOSti.

Dvacatyosmy rijne! Vitan bud,
velebny svatku svobody vIle
Kdykoliv prijdes zvedni Geskou hrud',
vZpominky probud' ma vse uplynule!
Ma rady sedych bezutesnych dni
travenych sta let odvislosti smutne,
ma desny zachvat krivdy posledni,
bolesti tvemu narozeni nutne!
| ma svij prichod ocekavany
pres to nahly zazracny skvely,
ma to, jak byly mfize lamany
ma vysvih k slunci radostny smelly
Ma prvni vydech rozedmutych Pile,
zdechleho orla spar kdyz povoloval
a lid mas lepsi budoucnosti vstfic
Svobody jmeno slzach vyslovoval.
Dvacatyosmy rhine podzimni,
dne jarnf vpravde vzkriseneho byti,
vyvedsi narod re tiny podzemni!
Pamatka tva necht' bez konce nam sviti!
Majakem bud svetlem pravdy zlat'
zazraku tveho parsek vse zlaty,
kazdy rok stejny radostne Sc vrat' -
vycitkou ien Sc nestan nam, dni svaty
Jaroslav Nauman
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BOLSEVLCKA ARMADA ODRAZILA
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sevcke vojsko dostao v6tsih pos nych front protto
KEN dobyo zpe udencem obsazenych mist Krasneho Car
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19

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the armistce signed
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gosso Sea Of managers.
president shouldn't have gone abroad Amherst and
Yale are going to play water polo
has the Washington base ball train back the track
Everything loaded except the passenger coaches
thing heavyweight championship take
of the telegraph offices and put back in the ring
golf arer
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barrows under he'll will family
charitable institution.
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racing than there used graphophone needless
pedestrians When Barney right the only thing finished
of him his cigar