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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-21

no vice neopouStel. ale tento
zavrtel pouze hlavou a tiSe u
kazal ma mrtvou Andulku O.
KEN, nemz zracil Sc vsechen
beznadejny bol.,
Opet jest krasny vecer GER
vencovy, ctvrty od te dolby, co
vedl sobe Borsky Andulku, o.
pet ozyva Sc vyskot, hluk, i
dnes vede 81 mladou zenu bo-
haty statkar. | dnes dli Josef
ma hrbitove, jeho boil jest men
81, jest sve matky, u sve mrt-
We lasky, jiz mu Andulku ne
vezme nikdo. Ma hrobe Andul-
ky Jest krasny mramorovy kriz
a Josef pri pohledu nan Sc u
smiva a Septa: "Vidis devce
me, co mas toho, ze isl "a
touzila po vetsim bohatstvi a
zradila lasku svou, isl tvrdy ka
men, ia vsak zniceny zivot."
Veseleji a veseleji mi zvuk
hubby a mlademu muzi je boil
no pfi zvuku tom, proto sp6-
cha daleko, daleko cd rodne-
no domu. - Zasvitne-li ii BILE
dy hochu, jeste stesi ma TIVE
zemske pouti, zhoji-li Sc rama
tva? Bib to vi.
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LEILA. Tam setka sc Josefem.
Neni TO ten bujary jinoch, ale
mlady zivota omrzely muz.
Nekomu neni laska nicim, dru
ny bez nj zahyne, mezi tyto
patri Josef. "Josefe odpust' -
vola a spina k nemu sve ruce,
ale tento chladne pin pohrda
nj hledi ma nj a promluvi
"Odpustiti tobe? Nikdy! Nam
mfti utrpnost S 'Uebou! Mela
jsi tez utrpnost Sc mnou, kdyz
jsi mne svym cinem Cd prahu
otcovskeho odehnala?''
Andulka osamela! Hledala
utechu a naSla trest vetSi nez
il dosud stihl. Cd nenadaleho
toholo setkani pocalo nest6sti
Andulku stihati. Ztratila svou
veselou naladu, stala sc nevr-
lou a rozkoSna cerven S tvafi
jeji zmizela, tim poZbyla i pIl
vabu V ocich muze sveho, je-
muz telesna krasa byla made
vSeckO.
Stal sc vzacnym hostem V
dome SVEN a pocalo sc septati,
re jine Sc mu lepe lib nezli
jeho mlada zenuSka, Jato vSak
zustala k tomu lhostejnou,
kdyz zaslechla CO povest cd
list k ustum donasi. Vyhleda-
vala samotu. Snila! Videla Sc
byti zinkou milovanou sveho
Josefa, lila st astne, klidne V
male chaloupce blize statku
bohateho otce, ale neprali 81
byti V mem; samy zpev, sama
radost kratila jim cas- a jak 10
sef casio sliboval, tax stale Sc,
nosil il ma rukou zivotem. La
ska potlaGena ale neutlumena
dere Sc ma povrch. Andulka a
lie apomina, re poutana jest a
dobrovolne vzpomina, re po-
trestana jest a dobroVoln6
vzpomfna ma prisnou povin-
most, opousti sve ruzove sny a
vraci Sc k trpkemu ziti.
Stava Sc tichou, mirnou,
Borsky kajicne Sc vraci, prosl,
slibuje re nikdy vice il neza-
rmouti, zivot rajem il ucini, a
lie ona ke vsemu Sc jen usmiva,
iako by Tici chtela. "Marne
vse, mic mne neutisi, mic neobla
III, ien andel smrti!"
Ia nejaky cas- ulehla. Leze-
la bleda jako lille; kdyz po-
sledni hodina Sc blizila, prala
81 videti Josefa, ale on prijl,
Iii nechtel, tvrda byla slova
| jez vzkazal ma upenlivou pro-
sbu jeji. "On pride prece!
septala nyni bleda = on pri
jiti musi, Buh mne vyslysl!" A
nyni ceka S touhou, re posled
nj prani Sc vyplni, jiz pomalu
zhasina svice zivota a bolest.
ny pohled vrha ona ma obraz
ukrizovaneho. Tu ozyva Sc
speSny krok. dvere Sc otevroI
a Josef specha k te. jez mu by
la jednou vslm ma sv6te a je
hoz srdce tax bolestne ranila
Jen blazeny usmev kmitl ST
bledou tvarinkou, cerne oko "a
zarilo a Andulka Sc jmenen
Josef ma rtech Zesnula.
Borsky dojat hledel ma Al
dulku a ma Josefa. snad citi
vyCitky svedoni, ci ozvaIa Sc ,
mem lidskost, prosil Josefa b.
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nych civil zazili, mu vraci pr
stynek, tn zaruku nekonecne
lasky, zehnany mrIvou Slechet
nou mrtvou zenou a povi mu,
re no nemiluje, nemilovala a
re Sc stane jeho matkou.
Veris uz bledy hochu, veris
re laska tax opetovana prcha,
re divka mlada stava Sc vypo-
citavou, ze ona chce byti pani
bohatou, pfivede-li 81 otec
tvGi zenu druhou, nebudeS vi
ce dedicem statku velikeho. We
ri tomu ubohy Josef a kdyby
nechtel, prec v6riti musi.
Jest doba ruzi, billy dech
tech kraloven kv6tin stoupa
vzhuru, nebe poseto Jest hvez-
dami. Osadou rozleha Sc hud-
ba, vyskot. Bohatv statkar ve-
de 81 mladou zenuSku, ukazuje
zavistivym praJelskvm IRA
kun sve bohatstvi. Jeho syn dli
po cely den zapomenut u sve
matiGky. Hlava odpoGiva ma
rove ticho, tichounka septa
il zvest -ztfacenem stdsti
SVEN.
Druhy den shan6l Sc Borsky
po synu SVEN, ale ten neni k
nalezeni. Borsky hneva Sc, spi
la mu nevdecnikn, re mu polka
I'll nejkrasnejsi sen zivota,
vzdyt' Sc citi Ease mladym, he
napadne mu jak zoufalym Sc
ieho syn asi cititi musi. Andul
ce Sc vsak ulevilo. "Kez ne
pride nikdy. nikdy vice, pax
budu spokojenou, st astnou",
probiha hezounkou hlavinkou.
Stesti usmiva Sc, hazi sve
Diary do bohateho statku; ma
jitel Sc usmiva, mladicka ze-
nuSka oslazuie mu zivot, ulla
rucka zahani mu mraky - u
sadi-li Sc ma vysokem jeho
cele. Tezko spoutati divokou
bystrinu, tezko zmeniti, pre-.
vratiti prchliveho muze. Vada
a kirk S celadkou objevi Sc o.
pet, i Andulka zaslechne mno-
he ostre slovo, and6l miru pr
cha a baurlivy zivot, plno L.
trap sedne ma kreslo ieho.
Andulka bolest', sklamani
sve utisuje tim, re doprava 81
pohledu na bohatstvi sve, tn
zveda pax hrde hlavu a nelitu
! je kroku sveho. To jest lex
pro pocatek, ale zivot jest tax
dlouhy, ona takrka ma jeho
prahu, iak bude pax?
Namaha Sc sice muzi svemu
zavdeciti, ale neni tax jemnou,
dobrou iako Maruska, pakusy
| ty sc nedari a oba popudl,
Kan sc uleci, komu pozaloVa.
ii? Otec prisny vyslechne j.
pripomina vSak, re sama zVoll'
la, nikdo il nenutil, chtela bo-
hatstvi, ma no nyni, po lasce
Sc neptala, lasku zradlla, at
Sc test nyni bohatstvim. Matt.
cka il lituje, ale pri tom ram
nevedomky tezce. "Dceruskc
ma, snad odpykas vinu na Jo'
sefu spachanou, nes kriz svuJ
vzdyt' prosila jsem te, bys mia
dy zivot svui nekazila? Tu pl
cha k hrobu te, jez il milova,
la. ktera doufala, re syna, mi
lacka sveho 5t'astnym ucini, i
tika Sc k nj, by tam ltechy ns
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NEVERNA.
Josefa Horska.

Krasny jest statek Borske-
no - podoba Sc malemu "a
mecku: daleko Siroko prostira
il Sc jeho louky, lesy, pole, je-
stit' Bofsky velkym bohacem.
Borsky jest statny padesat-
mix, jeho vysoka postava IDA
Sc zapoliti vsemocnym casem
jiskerne 'cerne oko prozrazuje
muze nezdolne, prudke, WASN'T
We povahy, iez vse radeji by
znicil, nez-li ustoupil, treba Sc
be spravedliveisimu pozadav-
ku.
Zena jeho Maruska byla i
no pravym opakem, nezna, IL
tia, jako ia brizka V lese. Ac
ne stara lety, prece pomalu
kloni Sc k zemi, lesk Okla u
mdleva a bolestny tab kol ust
cini druhdy spanily oblicej
starsim, nez-li by byti mel.
Prinesla lasku muzi svemu,
ale prchlivost jeho zadupava
n6zna kvitka srdce a ona vad-
ne jako pokosena trava.
Jedinym svym potesenim
zvala sveho jedinacka Josefa.
Byl to dobry, pekny jinoch.
Jak rad snaSi boufku otcova
hnevu, muze-li tim mati6ku IL
chraniti, jak rad il Gini vse, co
il test, by spatril mily Usmev
ma bledych rtech. A matifka
liba, hladic sve. dit6, V jeho
dobrych oci vidi sve nebe -
Josef zahled6l sc do temnych
zraku sousedovic Andulky, div
ky krasne jako majovy den, i
ona vidi no rada a netrvalo to
dlouho, vymenili 81 srdce, An
dulka ma JosefoVo. on Andul.
cinO.
Rodice nevahaji, radi Ylozl
ruce dick svych do sebe, swat
ba odlozena vSak ma dobu po-
zdejsi. Borska zamilovala 81
svou celou vroucl dust spanilou
divku a doufala, re milacek
jeji bude st astnym, veTi, re V
ditkach svych znovu okreie
prece vsak jako temny stin
budi Sc V nj obava, re Sc tou-
zeneho Stesti nedocka. "Zda-li
to predtucha, re brZy zemfu,
brzy najdu vecny mir?" caste
Sc sama sebe taze.
A skutecne dobra zena ule-
hla, postonala a netrvalo to
dlouho, libal zoufaly Josef
chladnouci ret drahe rodicky.
0 jaky boil zmocnil Sc dobre-
no syna, kdyz il kladli V tina
w, studeny hrob, caste dlel Il
nj kdyz slavik pei svou slad-
kou pisen, casio duch jeho "a
letaI tam daleko, odkud neni
navratu.
Pochovali mu maticku dra-
hou, netuSil re S nj i stesti jeho
mlade, krasne. Necht6l tomu
veriti,, kdyz 2 pocatku Sc mu
donaSelo, ze otec tax zahy po-
tmySli privesti zenu druhou a
tou ze ma byti jeho Andulka.
Andulka sc mu pOclna vyhyba
ii, klopi zrak, ie plachou, ma
aomluynou, az jednoho dine na
ma miste, kde mnoho blaze.
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Jlnyml Sl0Vy, praVll MOn-
tague, "je to plan, kterym pan
Price chce oloupiti akcionare
Severni Mississippske drahy?"
"Muzete to tax nazvati, pre-
jete-li ST." pravil klidne Has
kins; sale neradil bych vam,
abyste to tax naval pred Pri-
cem."
"Dekuji vam," pravil Mon
tague, a tim byla rozmluva Il
konce.
Venoval cely den premysle-
nj o teto veci. Nebylo jeho
zvykem jednati z prvniho po-
pudu. Videl, re nadeSla doba,
ably promluvil, ale chtel byti
81 jist We pricine sveho postupu
prve nez by pocal. Obedval to
Sveho pritele majora Veneblea,
no vecera v klubu a spatflv
zaboreneho do velke kozene Z
die v citarne, sci k nemu a sedl
81 vedle neho.
"Jak Sc vede, majore?" pra-
vii. MAN Ease nejakou vec,
We pricine kterez bych vam rad
polozil nekolik otazek."
"Jsem vam vzdy k sluz-
bam," odvetil major.
MAN co ciniti Sc zeleznici,"
del Montague. "Slysel jste ne
kdy necem podobnem, aby
pfedseda zeleznice zorganiso-
val spolecnost, jez by prodava
la vlastni jeho zeleznici vsecky
potreby?" as ~ss,sR q ts
Major Sc usklibl. "Ano, sly
sci jsem O takovych vecech.'
"Je to obycejny pripad ?"
tazal Sc Montague.
"Ne TAX obycejny, Jak byste
Sc snad mohl domnivati,' odpo
vidal major. "Predseda zelez-
nice neni obycejne osobou dost
d1lezitou, aby 81 neco podOb-
neho mohl dovoliti. Je-li TO ale
nahOdOu Velka Zeleznice ie-
Ii predseda nj velmoci, pax o
vsem muze tax uciniti."
"Chapu" pravil Montague.
"To byl ma priklad Higgin-
suv kousek", vysv6tloval ma
jor. Higgins chodival pc ne
d6lnich Skolach a recnival tam
byl clovekem, kterem noviny
rady pisi jako o vzornem clo-
veku a vudci podniku.
Jeho bratri a Svakfi a jeho bra
tranci a celia jeho rodina Sc pu
still do obchodu, ably prodavali
vSemozne veci jeho zeleznic1m
SlySel jsem jednu historku, kite
ra sc nedostala ma verejnosI, "a
lie je velmi> zabavna.
Kazdeho roku mela zelezni-
ce vypisovati zadani smlouvy
ma dodavku papiru ruznych
jinych kancelarskych potreb.
Zeleznice spotrebovaly asi Ia
million dolaru techto veci roc
ne a konkurs obsahoval cele
dlohatanske sloupce nejpod-
robnejsich specifikaci. Ale do
prostred jednoho odstavce by
la podloudne vstrcena podmin
ka, re papir musf miti urcitou
vodotiskovou znamku; a tato
znamka byla patentem prave
jedne Higginsovych spolec-
nosti! Spolecnost Ia nemela o.
vSem zadnou papirnu, vubec
pranic, - zadavala proste vse
chny smlouvy podpodnikate-
lum. Kdyz Huggins zemrel, Ia
nechal osmdesat milionu dolla-
Ri; ale zaSantrocili to tax, re
jste mohl cisii We vsech novi-
mach, re zanechal "nekolik ma
10 milionu". To bylo We Phila-
delfii, kde muzete takovetc
veci klidn6 provad6ti".
Montague sedel V myslen.
kach po nekolik minut.
Gale nechapu, proc by to
nell delati tomto pripade".
Lide, kteri to delaji, jsou mali
tell skoro vsech akcii zelezni-
CO.
"Jaky pax je V tom rOzdil?'
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ObecenStVO prlJde; meZlslm
pravdepodobne budou manipu
lovati akciemi.
To je prece plan, podle KITE
reho Sc ma priklad naklada $
poulicnimi drahami po Broo-
klyne. elm nepravidelnejsf di-
videndy, tim silneji akcie Sc
zmitaji a tim oni jsou radsi."
"Ale zde jde o zeleznici, kite
ra Sc teprve ma staveti' pravit
Montague, "a oni davaji ma tn
stavbu peniez.'
"Dobra," pravil major, mic
nevadi; vzdyI' oni 81 ty penize
dali vyplatiti zpet prave timto
chytractvim a jeste Jim zbu-
dou akcie, a co "a ne dostanou
bude pax jejich ziskem.
A kdyby prisla statni zako-
nodarna a polozila Jim nekolik
drzych otazek, mohou vzdy-
cky rozevriti sve knihy a rici:
"Vidite, my jsme vydali tolik
tolik ma zlepseni drahy. To-
lle .ie cena zeleznice; a kdy-
byste snizili nase nakladnl saz
by, snizite tim nase dividendy
bude to protiustavni konfi-
5kace naseho majetku."
A major hledel ma Monta-
guea Sc zlomyslnym primhou-
fenim Okla. "Mimo to-" pokra-
&oval, "je tn jeste jina vec.
Fravil jste, re do loho davaji
peuize. Jste 81 jist, re jsou to
opravdu jejich vlastni penlze?
Obyceine vetsi cast nakladu,
spojenych Sc stavbou drahy,
vyplaci Sc bondy, ktere Sc "a
Sc prevadeji ma banky, poji-
st'ovny a dverni spolecnosti.
Myslil jste ma to?"
'Znam jen velmi malo lidi,
kteri uzivaii svych vlastnich
penez," dodaval major. I've
zmete ma pfiklad pfipad Wy
manovsky. Wymanova zelez-
nice ma hotovy prebytek dva-
Get nebo tTicet milionu Wy
man pracuje S mimi We Wall
Street. A kdyz ma svHj zisk V
kapse, vezme je a nalozi je
+po cele zemi V bondech vesnic
kych melioraci. Vidite do to-
hop
"Vidim," pravil Montague!
"Je to Zla hra pro maleho
cloveka vSeho druhu vubec,"
del major. "Kdyz isem byl
mlad, vzpominam 81, jak ten
krat lide, kteri 81 uschranili
trochu penez, vlozili je do pod
niku nejakeho druhu, a at byl
zisk iakykoli, mivali svuj po-
dill z neho. Ale nyni, jak Vi
dite, velci lide zmocnili Sc kon
troly a jsou lakotnejSi, nez
jindy byvali. Mic Sc jich ne
dotkne tou merou jako pohled
ma male lidi, kteri snad do
stavaji prece nejaky podil ma
zisku, a vymysleii 81 proto pla
ny vseho druhu, jak by ie o ten
trosek pripravili. Mohl bych
vam tom povidati cele tydny
DEFINE tomu, re vyrabite my
dlo. Shledate, re je pTiliS mno
no vyrobcu mydla a prilis mno
no yyrobeneho mydla. i navrh
nete utvofeni kombinace, W.
pudite sve soupere 2 obchodu
a monopolisujete trh my
diem. Vas majetek jest jiz ka-
pitalisovan dvakrat tolik, co
vas stal; ale nyni pro novou
kombinaci vydate akcii do troj
nasobne vySe teto domnele
hodnoty. Potom naplnite Wall
Street povestmi 0 zazracich va
Simydlarske kombinace, W.
sadach a monopolech, jichz
jste nabyl a povesite sve akcie
ma kirk obecenstvu, rekneme,
re ga osmdesat. Probate vsech
ny sye akcie, ale zustala VAN
pres 10 kontrola korporace. O.
Decenstvo jest bezmocne ne
| OrCanjSOVarp a yaSi lido isO1I
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Talmadge opened two-day run at
the Washington Theatre Friday. in a
new Select comedy plus drama, "The
Yelled Adventure in which. she is
presented by Lewis J. Selznick.
After viewing her efforts in half
dozen or SO preceding plays. the cur
rent one seems to 60 just trifle far
Their in establishing the versatility Of
this charming Select star. In THE
Yelled Adventure" a highly enter
tanning and novel story has been
built around grey chiffon veil which
Geraldine Barker found in the overcoat
pocket of her fiance, who was recog-
nized among the smart set as the
"catch Of the season" Geraldine had
consented to become his wife more in
order to gain triumph over the 9TH
er society beauties than for any other
reason. In fact, as the plot develops,
she discovers that the veil belongs to
Nile. Hortense, beauty expert with
whom he Is going about, and she be-
comes doubtful as to whether she real
ly loves the man she is to marry. She
becomes a beauty expert herself,
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wyn presents at the Washington The
atre, beginning Wednesday.
The role Of Joan Randall. daring
girl of the West, gives Blanche Bates
wider scope for her fameddramatic
talents than even the character she
portrayed in "The Girl of the Golden
West" the stage production that won
her worldwide fame as Belasco star.
New York reviewers as well as the
picture public proclaimed Miss Bates
debut on the screen brilliant success
when THE Border Legion" was pre-
scented to crowded houses at the
Strand Theatre. New York.
Heart-throbbing incidents have the
daring Joan as their central figure af-
ter she is taken captive by Jack Kells
Hobart Bosworth), leader of the band
of desperadoes, that has for years loot
ed the mining camp where Joan lived.
Joan is overpowered by Kells while
on her way to the bandits lair to re-
claim her sweetheart, Jim Cleeve, who
has Joined the outlaws after Joan
breaks with him because Of his shift
lessness.
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are inclined to jollity.
Charlie Chaplin's clothes have
played no small part in making him
the worlds greatest comedian, and
nowhere Is his ability to dress in a
manner grotesque and bizarre shown
more effectively than in "Sunnyside,"
his newest million dollar First Ma
tional attraction, which will be seen
at the Washington Theatre, starting
Sunday.
In this, the third of Mr.. Chaplin's
million dollar pictures, he has the
part Of a man of all work about a
rural hotel, with opportunity at times
to fuss around the hotel proprietor's
farm, when he has nothing more press
ing. He is in love with Edna, the
pretty daughter of farmer who lives
near by. He seems likely to win her
for his wife. as she sympathizes with
the overworked little hotel assistant,
when a great disaster happens.
A young city man, finely dressed,
appears in the hamlet of Sunnyside
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with shining automobile and the
most fascinating of smiles. His ma
chine needs slight repairs, and while
waiting for these to be completed he
decides that he will stay at the hotel,
which is called the Evergreen" be-
cause it has a good crop of grass
growing in the lobby.
While the smart young man from
the city is waiting about Sunnyside,
his eye falls on Edna. Immediately
he begins to use his wiles on her. Be-
ing an unsophisticated country girl
Edna cannot resist the "city fellow"
and soon she is returning his atten.
tons to the point where Charlie is
very miserable. He sits down to
think it over, and decides that the
way to beat out the dressed up young
man is to dress up himself.
This he does, and makes such an ef
feet as only Charlie Chaplin can
achieve.
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1t is all about the efforts Of a false
friend to elope with his old pals pref
" wife and OF how he is punished.
Fun? Imagine a perfectly good sit
uation twisted into the most absurdly
hand OF that master of comedy-Mack
Sennett.
Imagine beauty and burlesque inter.
mingled with lavish hand and ex-
circulating happenings portrayed by
the most accomplished comedians
that can be found in the country
Imagine these things and the aver
age picture-goer will realize that a
performance like this Is a distinct
novelty. also decided treat.
A Mack Sennett comedy is like a
tonic to jaded nerves. The famous
tired business man, the crouch, the
morose individual, the cynic, the mis-
anthrope. the pessimist, the anchorite
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-12

Blanche Bates, the celebrated stage
star, has scored an emphatic triumph
in her first appearance in motion pic
lures as co-star with Hobart Bosworth,
eminent screen player, in THE Bor-
der Legion" a vivid perturbation of
Zane Grey's famous story, which Gold
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-12

meets Richard Amnesty and changes
her views of life and men.
THE Yelled Adventure has a swift
ly moving plot with smiles and laughs
throughout. Constance Talmadge, 1t
would seem, never fails to please her
audience, circumstance which may
be due to the fact that there is some
thing charmingly different" about
her personality and characterizations.
The production was directed by
Walter Edwards and to Julia Craw-
ford Ivers are credited both the origi-
nal story and the scenario, which are
excellent. Harrison Ford plays oppo
site Miss Talmadge and gives an ex-
cellent characterization Of the man
from Texas, who didn't have much
faith in women.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-12

Constance Talmadge is like some
rare painting; the more you see OF
her, the greater your admiration. Miss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-12

one and all, will mingle their laugh
ter with that OF the ordinary folk who
are inclined to jollity.
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
NOTICE UNPAID TAXES
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF TT

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. February Il,
1919. Notice is hereby given that in con-
fOrmity 70 law, the pamphlet containing
list Of taxes ia arrears on real property
in the District OF Columbia on the lst
day OF July, 1914 also all assessments sub
Jet 70 sale. has been printed. 4 copy
thereof will be delivered to any taxpayer
applying therefor st the office Of the col
INctor OF taxes OF the District Of Colunl-
blG, and ~ the tax or assessments due,
together with tho penalties and costs that
may have accrued thereon. shall not be
paid prior to the day named for sale
namely, the 18th day OF March. 1919, the
property involved will be sold under our
direction at public auction, at the Office
Of the collector OF taxes OF the District Of
Columbia, commencing on the said nth
day OF March, 1919. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon. and continuing each fol-
low ing day. Sundays and legal holidays
excepted, until all such delinquent prop
-rty is snIi IOTlS BEOWNToW, "
GWYNN GARDENER. -. W. ISCTZ. Nonl.
miESiOners Of the Dlstri[, OF Columbia
fei7.1s.24.25. mha.4
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
PROPOSALS

OFFICE Of the Commissioners OF the Dia-
trict Of CuiuuIbia, February Soth, 1914
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office. Room 5ll, District building. until
u'cIOcI, =. n. March Srd. 1919. for leasing
two pieces OF. wharf property located On
the Potomac River Front. District OF s-de
luIutiI- Forms OF prOpcSIls and 1cccssaFs
information may Be obtained from 'Chair.
man %: Wharf CouI-ittrc Room te1 Dis-
trict. BuilGil-. WashIIzsEan. n. a. sLOT1S
-BRONVNl.D1N. W C}E' M -tfAR Ll5S -.
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
PROBATE NOTICE

SUPREME COURT or THE District T
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE
COURT Estate Of WILLIAM BLADES
PALMER, deceased, No 25.5eS. Admins
tratiOn Docket %. Application having been
made herein Tor probate OF the last Will and
testament Of said deceased. and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by LONlNA
s PALMER, u is ordered this 5th day
L. PALMER and AL others concerned, ap-
pear in said court on Monday. the 5ist
DAY of March. \. n. 1919, at 10 O'ciocE
a. m. 10 show cause why such applica-
tion should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned. tine
first publication, 20 be not less than thirty
days before said rutuTa day JENNINGS
RAILEY. Justice. Attest: JAMES TAN
NER. Register OF Wills Tor the District OF
Colum bia. Clerk OF the Probate Court r
II YEATMAN. Attorney. mel5.c f-ml- ,
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
BOYS

Go in business for yourself
by owning a newspaper
route in Mt Pleasant and
18th street hill, N. w. Pa
perS delivered after school
hours. You can make as
high as $500 per month
on routes already establish
cd. Address BOX i69, Times
office. Il
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN-Ss5O to $500 900 on ID
G real estate. Several trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers
wM. ~. SAUNDERS & co,
So1lhern building, sO7 18TH 81 y. W
nosS-gUt
MONEY TO LOAN
on real estate; lowest rates: prior o. aSqtsnt
privileges. large amounts. TGLEEN q
RUTHERFORD. B17 18th St ssB2e-aet
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALIsSMAN-Who Is calling on the bakers
in Washington to sell frozen and pow
dePed eggs TO the bakers: q good oppor-
iuaity for the right person; can. be sold
- side line: state experience and how
many years been calling on the bakers.
BC1N - FiraaE 1ffce -
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
WaNTED-GGENTS

The Last Word n OIL Burners.
THE NIAGARA.
Patented No.. 18Th. 1914. Enormous saw
iug "a fuel bills Agents wanted Seven
states already taken See ID in operation
AZ seq II st. y ". Washington. D. G
The Washington times., 1919-02-24
PaImistry is = recognized science, and
RIZPAH ELDON
SPIRITUALISM

Licensed By the District Of COiamO'4
MISS MARY SHOEMAKER, spirItuaIiSt
and card reader. The Frederick. apt. ..
Phi. Frank. 1908. SIG X St y. ".
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