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The Washington herald., 1920-11-11
|FARRAR STARS
IN POLL TRIO
Her Songs in English Please.
Harpist and Baritone
On Program.

Geraldine Farrar. operate and
concert singer and screen fayorite.
gave a concert program at Polls
Theater yesterday afternoon under
the management Of Mrs. Katie will
son-Greene. She was assisted by
Ada sassoi, harpist. and Edgar
schofield, baritone. The Individual
work of each member Of this trio
was surpassed only by their splen-
did ensemble effect.
That sgood music can be sung in
English was again thoroughly DEM
onstrated by Miss Farrar. Among
the composers represented on her
list of offerings were Schumann,
Schubert. Franz, Strauss. Mozart,
Grieg, Tschaikowsky. Dvorak. Wolf
and Gretchaninoff. Miss Farrar was
the recipient of several large bou-
quets.
Solo harpists are so rare that the
appearance of Miss Sassoli was an
unusual treat Her enhancing
playing won enthusiastic applause.
One OF the most charming numbers
presented was the solo. Isl mes vers
avaient des Aiies" (Hahn), sung by
Miss Farrar to Miss Sassoli's harp
accompaniment.
Mr.. Schofield revealed a baritone
voice of beautiful qualities. ample
power and unusual range, and like
wise won appreciation. He has a
personality that would gain friends
for him from any audience. His
selections covered a wide range
from "vittoria' (CarissimD to the
lighter compositions standing in
the Need of Prayer (Reddick) and
''Smilin' Through (Penn).
The program was as follows:
Miss Farrar - Dedication" (Schu-
mann), 'Tmpatience" (Schubert),
"Rosebuds" (Schumann), Messages
(Schumann), In May" (Franz),
"Serenade" (Strauss); recitative and
aria, "Batti. Batti," from Don Clio
vanni (Mozart), II Love Thee"
(Grieg), None but the Lonely
Heart" (Tschaikowsky), Songs Ny
Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak), "The
Gardener" (wolf) and "The Snow
drop" tGretchaninoff) Miss sassoli
-"Bourree" (Bach), ''Pastorale''
tScarlattD. III Etait Une Bergere'
(XV1II Century,, lie Petit RoI
d'Yvetot," "Chanson de Guillot''
(Perilhon). EN- Bateau" (Debussy)
and piece de Concert" (Busser).
Mr.. Schofeld-"Vittoria" (Caris-
simD, 20 Tu Palermo" (verdi),
''LAmour de Moi" (Old French)
"Chanson de Route" (Puget), lie
Cor (Flegier). May the Maiden
(Carpenter), "Leezie Lindsay (Arr.
by Kreisler). Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" tBurleigh) and 'Invictus"
(Huhn).
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11
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groom and came to Washington
from Portland. Greg. to attend the
wedding. Little audrey Calhoun
Mays. a niece of the bride. was
flower girl.
The groom had as his best man
Harry r. Stringer. of Chicago, and
DR.. Charles l. Dugan. William Clay
and Harry Whelen served as ushers.
Representative ana Mrs. c. B.
Ward, OF New York, have taken an
apartment at the New Willard for
the season. Mrs. Ward is president
OF the Congressional Women's Club
and is arranging for the social ac-
tivities of the club during the COM
ing session.
Mrs. Helen Sumner Woodbury. will
be the guest of honor at the first
luncheon of the season to be given
at the College women's Club, 1922
1 street. Saturday, November Is,
at 1880. Her subject will be Child
Welfare in New Zealand"
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Van Du-
sen, of Minneapolis, who have been
living in Washington since Mr.. Van
Dusen came here to do war work,
are at White Sulphur Springs.
The College women's Club will
have its regular weekly tea at the
clubhouse Monday, November Is.
from TO s. Mrs. Philip North
Moore. president of the National
Council Of Women, will be the
speaker. Mrs. Moore has recently
returned from a meeting of the
council held in Christiania. Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstead will be at
the tea table.
The Mary Washington Chapter,
ID. A. r.. will entertain at a card
party at o'clock this afternoon
at the Women's City Club.
Mrs. C. E. Doyleiand Miss, DOYLE
are entertaining at their apartment
in the Hadleigh. Winston wilkin-
son. the gifted young Virginia vio-
linist. and Mrs. Wilkinson are en-
route to New York for their recital
at Aeolian Hall. Mrs. Wilkinson,
as Miss Marie Malone, made many
friends here during previous visits.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11

Maj. Terry De La NJ. Allen. COM
manding the General Staff College
at Fort Myer, Va, has been ordered
to Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11

Capt. c. ]. Henry, of the British
Embassy, will go to New York on
Sunday to attend the opening Of
the opera, returning to Washington
on Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11

the Pan American Union, has re-
turned to his apartment at the
Powhatan Hotel from Chicago and
New York.
Commissioner Mabel T. Boardman
was guest of honor and speaker at
reception at the College Women's
Club last night. Mrs. Basil NJ.
Manly, president of the club. and
her fellow officers received the
guests with Miss Boardman.
Mrs. Frederick Gillett, wife of the
Speaker of the House, will return
in Springfield, Mass. The Speaker
wiz not return for several weeks.
Gen. John ]. Pershing left Wash
ington yesterday for an extended
rest. preparatory to his South
American visit.
Paul d. Cravath, OF New York.
who is mentioned as the successor
to Attorney General Palmer when
President-elect Harding assumes Of
fee, is at the New willard for a
few days.
Senator Howard Sutherland, who
returned to Washington last Friday,
expects to leave the city shortly
for his home in West Virginia. Mrs.
Sutherland and their daughter, Miss
Katherine Sutherland, will return to
Washington about December, /.
Maj. Terry De La NJ. Allen. COM
manding the General Staff College
at Fort Myer, Va, has been ordered
to Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
An interesting wedding of last
evening was the marriage of Miss
Lillian Mankin Palmer, daughter of
Walter Lee Palmer, to Lieut.. Her.
man Lucien Mcleod, U. s. NJ. c., re-
tired, at Mount Vernon Methodist
Church.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. was attended
by Miss Rose Peak as maid-of-
honor and Miss Sarah Cruit, Miss
Frances Hawthorne and Miss Bea-
trice Mcleod as bridesmaids. Miss
Mcleod is sister of the BRIDE
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11

Members OF the City Club ushered
In their social season at q musical
and dance last evening in the large
ballroom of the New willard Hotel.
The musical program was fur
nished by the Musurgia Quartet,
composed of Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler, soprano: Mrs. William T,
Reed. contraito: B. Louis Goodyear.
tenor; Edwin Callow, bass, and
Harry Wheaton Howard, director
accompanist.
The program included: "Carmena"
tLane- WILSON, by the quartet: bass
solo, "A Son of the Desert" (Phil-
lips) by Mr.. Callow:/ piano solo.
"Etude. Op. 10. No. s (Chopin) and
"Poupee valsante" (Poldini) by Ben
jamin Rather: soprano and contralto
duet. La Regatta veneziana" (Ros-
sinf) by Mrs. Gawler and Mrs. Reed
violoncello solo. Romance" (H. Mou-
toni by Dore walten, accompanied
by Miss Florence e. Stonebraker;
! Sweet Miss Mary" (Niedlinger-
4, Howard) by the quartet: soprano
solo, LITE" (Chaminade) by Mrs.
Gawler; Hawaiian steel guitar solo
.Kawaihau Waltz (AwaD and
''Hilo-Hawaiian March" CPaleD by
| <tChohs Wy
walter T. Holt. contralto solo. THE
Nightingale Has a Lyre of Cold
| (whelpley) by Mrs. Reed: and
Gems from ,Dixieland." Cwatson)
by the quartet.
| Dancing followed the musicale
continuing until 1 o'clock this morn
ing. Music was furnished by a large
Meyer Davis orchestra.
Arrangements were in the hands
Of the entertainment committee
| composed of Harry s. Evans, chair.
man; George A. Bentley. vice-chair.
man; DIR. w. S. Benedict A Julian
Brylawski. II. w. Cutler, E. G
Evans, NJ. w. King, DIR. Harry E
! Osborn, Roland S. Robbins, and VIII
liam e. Yost.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11

, Providence. r. l.. was the first
city in the United States to have
open-air schools.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-11
JOURNAL OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
General Nivelle Dimes Cabinet and Diplomats Corps
Baroness Romano Is Entertained by Mrs. Meredith

A group of the seasons debutantes
and young matrons win compose the
girls hoor COMMITTEES for the Navy
Relief Ball at the willard on Novem-
Der IS. Miss Caroline Nash Is the
chairman OF the committee. and with
her will be Mesdames Henry Abbott,
George Boyle. "A. II. Doig, Howard
Hume, Thomas Kinkaid and Alan q.
Kirk. and Misses Cora Barry, Mil
dred Bromwell, Sydney Burieson.
Marcia Chaplin, Ann Craven, Louise
Deiano. Alys Downing. Elsie Down
ing, Katherine DpBose, Alexandrine
Fitch. Marjorie Gelm. May Gown,
Mildred Green. Frances Hampson,
Mareafet Harding. Mary Helen, Del
phine Heyl. gladys Hinckley. Ruth
Hitchcock. virginia Sutherland. ma
rie Louise johnson. Clara Kingsbury,
Louise King. Sarah King, Laura Lee
Jeune. Silla MacDougall. Helen Nc
Lanahan. Natalie Magruder. Frances
Neville, Mary Dixon Norris. Adeline
Oxnard. Esther Reno, Katherine
Robinson, Yolando Romano. Enid
Sims. May Taylor Margaret Taylor,
Adelaide Tuttle. Mary veeder. Su-
zanne veeder. Eleanor Wheeler and
Katherine Sutherland. Additional
patronesses are Mrs. e. J. Dorm and
Mrs. Richard Harlow. Mrs. Joseph
Strauss ana Mrs. Delos Blodgett
have been added to the list Of box
holders.
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
HELD FOR ASSAULT ON
MARYLAND GIRL, IA

CENTREvILLE. Md, June 23.-John
Truxon, % years old. negro. II In the
Jail here charged with assault upon
Ruby johnson, IL years old, white,
daughter OF Mrs. Harry Johnson, In
gleside. this county.
The girl admitted to the officers
late yesterday that the negro had
been familiar with her. She saws he
did not force attentions on her. A
letter. believed to have been written
by the girl to Truxon. was taken last
night from the 1ngleside postoffice
addressed to TruIon. In II, Truxon
is asked to meet the girl as soon as
possible.
The offense Ia alleged to have taken
place In October. Shortly afterward,
Truxon had a disagreement with the
girls stepfather, Harry Johnson. who
was badly beaten. Truxon was cent
to jail and got out three weeks seo.
He went back to the same neiGhbor-
hood. and when the story got to the
ears OF Mrs Johnson . warrant Wa
Issued for Truaon's arrest
The Washington times., 1920-06-23
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The Washington times., 1920-06-23
Wholesale Selling
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Washington

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The Washington times., 1920-06-23
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PANSTVO JE FANSTVO.

u trestniho soudu ma kazdc
odpoledne jeden 2 vySotruji
cich soudcu sluzbu, jemuz pro
nedostatek manipulacnich IL
redniku muzskych Jest presidi
EN- pridGlena pisaika jako "a
pisoVatelka. Soudci vsak sleC-
ma nepriSIa ami dc 5. hodiny
odpoledni a tax 81 musil della
ii zapisovatole sam. Teprye po
;. hodine pTibehla k soudu ne
jaka sluzebna divka a vyrizo-
vala vysetrujicimu soudci
"Slecna zapomnela rdno rici,
re nemuze prijit do sluzby
Ones Sc uci cele odpoledne je-
zdit ma koni -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

prnmysu general Coleman du Pont pfedseda dteke rady
Counciu n dospe ku pfesvedcen re zastaven prseho-
vaectva stle vzmahaic zpetne sehovan chova sobe
nebezpecenstW pro produkni schopnos amerckeho
odsuzova nepokyte cetne predlohy zakonu kon
gresu, jak du Pont vyJad sav hraz pf zasobe
ucenych pracovnich sill musi zdemoraisova prmysove
lv6n pomery teto zemi, kdyz by byly priaty
Houp6 spian pristehovalcum, kter Amerce neceho
domohli mutt mnohe nch aby tuo opusi Vyvoa-
stale hubS nedorozum6n meZi zde rozentm pfseho-
vaymi obyvae niCi ndustrien spolecensky zvot Stua
je vem vaznou vola ednonem vseobecn6m zakroce
nj Je nuno ably narodn potika bya pfistehoyacum
teskou, ably Jim pchazea vstric. Pfstehovalc z
pudou, ponevadz rodnJch zemicn by utskoyan pro
nabozenstvi nebo svol rec, ako omu byo mnuosti
nybrz ably zde naS epsi zvotn podminky Kdyz
to nebude postarno Amerka pocita novy pr-
v pfstehovalectva. H.
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LiGA UMRLCl HLAVY.

Y Albrechtove V severnich
Cechach zastrelil nedavno 10
lety mladlk Stecker svou 16le-
tou milenku Novotnou pax
sebe. Udalost zpusobila V kraj il
vZruSeni, nebot' oba mladi lide
nemeli zadnych duvodu, ably
prcdcasne skonCili sve mlade
Do zahady sensacni vra
zdy a sebevrazdy vneslo tro-
chu jasna cetnictvo ze Snrzov
ce. Naslo totiz V pozustalosti
Steckrove rozlicne dokumenty.
II nichz vysyita, re Stecker a
Novotna byli cleny romanticke
"Ligy umrlci hlavy' a re vlast
nj pohnutkou nepredlozeneho
cinu byla chorobna ctizadost a
touha, vZbuditi poZornost We
fejnosti. Cetnictvo patralo da-
lie a zjistilo, re clenove "Ligy
umrlci hlavy" konali V jedne
kolne cetne schuze, ma nichz
hlasali vrazdu a sebevrazdu.
Novotna byla do takoveto schIl
Zc nedlouho pred svou smrti
| privcdena sc ZavaZanyma oCi-
ma a byla pfinucena sloziti pfi
Sahu. Sezeni suCastnilo sc ma
20 maskovanych mladych mu-
! zu, kteri sedeli kolem stolu,
ma nemz stal kriz dive roZza-
! te svice a lezely diva kordy.
Cetnictvo take ziistilo, ze Liga
umrlci hlavy" vyddvala pro sv6
cleny Legitimate a nalezlo take
zmin6ne diva kordy a lahvicky
iedu. Nekolik clenu teto ligy
bylo jiz vypdtrdno. Jest zfej-
mo, re mladistvi clenovc "Ligy
umrlci hlavy" jsou obetmi Get
by ruznvch krvaku a re 81 Ligu
ustavili podle vSech pravidel V
krvacich uverejnenych, Auto
rita soudni a jeSte vice autori-
ia rodicu vyzene asi vSem pro
zrazenym clenum hlavu tuto
romantiku primercnymi pro
stredky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

zlovestnou trinozkou. A uz "a
Gala vrcet hrozna klicka apara
tn. Ale, klnooperator, cily vse-
tecka, poodstoupil trochu ma
levo a "sebral" bezohledne
panny Barnabitky do stroje, k
dovrscni vSi hruzy nektere z
mich prave okamziku, kdyz
poodhrnuly sve temer nepro-
niknutelne kape feholniho ode
WI, ably Sc podivaly, CO sc to
vlastne S mimi dele. Obecen-
,stvo prihlizelo k tomuto inter
mezzu Sc zajmem. A "a chvili
po te prijizdeli ke skolni budo
We volicove vynikajicich jmen:
Ministr zahranici DIR. BeneS sc
svou choti, minist. predseda Tu
sar Sc svou manzelkou, arcibi-
skup Kordac, vudce porazene
a zdecimovane narodne demo-
k1aticke strany DIR. Kramar,
tentokrate bez sve choti. Ke
II. hod. pribyl V rychlem tenn
pu k volebni mistnosti presi-
dent Masaryk We SVEN autu,
provdzen rovnez svou choti,
pani Oh. G.. Masarykovou. VSi-
cbni vykonali akt obGanske po-
vinnosti. Vsechny urny m6ly
sve zajimavosti, ale tato byla
nejzaj ajimavejSl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Sc k pIikladum FtredovGku. Blu
deme-li vsak npkeni prece jen
k tomuto prostredku sahnouti
- a die vSech okolnosti lie
sOuditi, ze an0 pax tato
hanba a ten stud necht' pad
ne ma hlaVy tech, kteri pres
vsechny vystrahy a pres vsech
ny z.ievy, ktero denne burcuii
sV6domi spraycdlivych, neu-
Znali dosud "a Vhodno a. po-
rddek, kultura odsuzujici kaz-
dou auroVost ~ i proti provi-
nilcum - musi Sc VSemi svymi
skropulemi ustoupit pred pre-
stredkem, jimz zasazeni by by
Ii ii, kdoz svym jednanim =
lichvou - kuIturu profanuji.
Tot velka ironie dne$ni DOLBY,
zc lichvarl piinuti sv6t, ably We
.im6nu kultury uzil prot MIN
nekulturnlch prostredku. Nu-
Gene rekvisice telcsne tresty
ma lichvare. Lichvari a zdrazo-
vatele nam nucene vraci sire
dovekl ! Pravo Lidu.
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HRADCANSKE VOLEBNl
CBRAZkY.

Pozorovat yoIebnf rueh zda-
10 Sc nam neizajimavejSi ma
Hradtanech. N0lilo sc ma sko-
lie obecne Y Pohorelci. L rama
tn odvolilo ooyvatelstvo oko-
Ii Pohorelce, Strahova, z pro-
stickFch obydH historickeho
Noveho Svota. prituleneho k
Jelcnlmu pfi6opu a k Cernin-
sk6mu palaci. Odtud Sli delni-
cL delnicc, 2rizenci. Sli Jas
nym celcm. Pozdeji prichazeli
clenoVe ruznych Tadu, strahov
Sti, minoriti, ieptisky, kaplani
farafi, kanoynici, tn a tam ne
kolik byvalych slechticu, kterl
dosud V PraZe dli. O pull dva-
nacte objevil Sc na namestic-
ku nahle dlouhy. pruvod zaku
Slcnych - Barnabitek. Phi
chdzely posilit Gerny biloxi re-
akce. Y tele pravodu tech =
panen - prichyatal nahle iaky
81 tlustJ pan patcr, ktery Sc
IsAazil pr}lvod zakrvti svvm. OBJ.
IJomnym ,t2lom neboV Z predu
- hruza, - drze Sc pred ne
ho postayil kinooperater sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Jako mofSka potvora, ne
zmar a polyp, jemuz useknou-
Ii Sc jedna chapadla, vyrusta-
il hned nova a nova, tax pripa
da nam lichva. Jako by vSech-
ny prostredky proti hi byli bez
mocnymi. Z5kony, kter6 fidi
konani q skutky millionu obca-
mi, lichva brave pTekonava. O.
hnc .je jake proutky, rozdrti
svyni chapadly rddi podle
sve vule a zvule zcela svobod-
ne. A mnoho-H lichVa dovede
zpuSobiti We state rOzVratu, ne
Spokoienosti demokratisace,
60 neifepe muzeme poZorova-
ii II mas. Nebyti lichvy, orga-
nisovane / tame provoZoyane,
ktera vSechny, i ty neilepSi IL
mysly jednotlivcu, korporaci,
dladu samotne Vlady cini ma
polo illusorni. jiste nedosp6li
bychom k tenn koncum, We kite
rych Sc dnes nalezame. Proto
pine lie chapati, re elm dale
tim nalehaV6ii vyskytuji Sc ma
vrhy, zadajici, ably - kdyz
vscchny dosaVaGni prostredky
prot lichve bylN bezvyslednd
- sahlo Sc do tezkeho arsena-
lu stredoVeku a Vytdhly sc tre-
sty, ktere snad jedin6 mohly
by provozoVatele lichvy od-
strasiti: treSty tGlesne. Glove
+ku kulturnimu sice prici Sc
myslenka, re by dnes, We veku,
kdy idea volikc demokracic le-
ha do vScch koutu sveta a ia
chvacuic srdco milionu. muscle
byti pouzivano telesnych tre-
stu, ale zda Sc, re inc cesty
zde nebude, re prece ien pres
vScchno zdrahdni tuto cestu tyr
dou, Stredovekem vyslapanou
budeme musit nastoupit. V Pol
| sku jiz zacinaji. Jak "Kuryel
Polski" oZnamuje, byla vypra.
covana osnova zakona, kterym
sc zaVadGii Polsku telesnt
tresty jedinc budou $ to Siren
a radeni iejimu dostatecne ce.
liti. IN anne Il mas sahnouti
tompto prostrodku? Clovek SC
slce. rdi, stud a tezka hanbs
iak rezov6 uhli pada do nasicl
srdci, ze bychom nell vracei
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- Vite, kolego, iak bych ia
iistil vSechny ket asv ?

zjistil vsechny ket'asy?
- Nu, dial byste je pozavi-
rat pomoci policie.
= Co yam napada. Dal
bych zatknouti vsechny neke-
asy, bude iich meme nez ke-
t'asu, ii, CO zustanou, to bu-
dou ket' 'asove.
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RUNE ZPRAVY.

Pyramidy. AZ dosud nepoda
rilo Sc rozlustiti zahadu, jak
byly zbudovany velke pyrami
dy V Egypte, stavby TAX obrov-
ske, re nemuzeme dnes chapa-
ii, re bylo je mono vystaveti
V prlmitivnim veku, kdy staveb
nj pristroje dnesnl byly nezna
my. Proslule pyramidy Chufu-
oVa, ChatruOva a AmenkaurO-
va, jez zbyly re slavnych sed-
mi divu sveta, jsou do dnes
nejvetSim dilem lidske ruky.
Nejvetsi z Mich byla All stop
vysoka. Rozklada Sc ma IA a.
krech pudu a obsahuje 85 mi
lionu kubickych stop kamene.
Nedavne vedecke badani Wy
sv6tll asi stavbu techto pyra-
mid. Velke pyramidy byly zbu
dovany ma zapadnim bfehu
reky Nillu naproti Kahyre. O.
deset mil dale ma zapadnlm
brehu reky Nilu jsou proslule
kamenne lomy Turrske, posky
tuJicl do dnes znamenity billy
vapenec k stavebnim ucelum.
' techto lomech byvaji DOLBY
vany velke krychle vapence,
a ty byvaji dopravovany po
rece. Start Egypt ane byli V la
mani kamene mistry. Mivali ii
sice a tisice delniku, kter6 upo
trebili K stavbe pyramid. K re
ce byly velk6 krychle vapen-
ce, We vaze az II tun, dopra-
vovany po kulatych drevech,
]ak Sc to namnoze RUNE dele
az doposud. Otesavani velkych
balvanu Sc d6lo asi behem do
pravy. K tomu bylo pouzlvano
nastroiu bronzovych a hlaze-
nj balvanu delo Sc piskem. Jall
Velke tyto kameny dopravova-
ny byly do vyse, jest dosud "a
hadou. Nepochybn6 bylo k to-
MT pouzivano stejn6 mcthody
jako pr doprave velkych baE
vanu ma misto urceni. Odha-
duje Sc, re stavba Velkych
techto hrobek vyzadovala asi
tlicet let a re Ma nj bylo "a
mestnano nejmen6 100000 del
niku.