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The New York herald., 1921-10-15

QUICK POSSESSION.
Select residence section. South Yonkers. 12
rooms. sun parlor, laundry. 2 baths,
toilets. all improvements; modern: priced
right for quick sale. w. r. STEINMETZ.
1914 Madison av. Harlem 366W.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

CLOSING out two brand new. exception
ally attractive little homes Of rooms
and bath, with hot water heat, gas and
electricity; large living rooms. with open
fireplaces; built by owner Of rcpute. cash
prices %, 700 and $4,000; easy terms II de-
sired FREDERICK p. BOEHM, La-ch-
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

wEsTBURY.-S11. 600. $4,000 cash: built to
sell $13. 500: modern home. elegant location.
e0x150; garage expensive planting: tile bath.
fireplace, steam heat; decorated. HENRY
wEsTBURY.-S7.OO .OOO 81 800 cash: beautiful.
new six room cottage: steam heat: fine
section: near depot. stores. HENRY PIER
SON. Maple. near Ellison av. Telephone 260.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
New York state-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-1 900 to 5000 acres Of wild land
fishing In New York State. J. s. HOLDEN.
Port Jervis, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

POHT WASHINGTON-Frame house
rooms and bath: lot 1O0x125: near water:
$4,000. MONFORT & HEGEMAN. Tel. i5a.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saIe or Rent.

FLORAL rK.--6 room house. bath. steam.
parquet. garage. enclosed porch. newly
decorated. excellent location. lots: bargain
Mineoa.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

'THE BETTER CLASS HOMES"
FOREST HILLS. KEW GARDENS. HOILI!
MRS. DOWD.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

For the week of May 23rd don forget
factory the Largest Stove Plant the World who will put
ration where all and will cook and bake day
made baking with the door open to concus
ranges.
During the length of this demonstration special sal
it. in which all Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges will be specially
"The Kitchen is the Heart of the Home This is old
the place where the spend great deal of their time
and strength for the days work. and whether will
Crouch" depends largely what eat indeed do
Every and woman will agree that it is of prime
equipment obtainabe especially when be done at
This opportunity is offered to every resident of this cit
SALE First by of demonstration themselv
best and second to take advantage of the special sale price
ments if desired.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

ccmposed of Archie Andersou, Paul
Anderson, AxeI Berglund. Gustav
Daniels0u. Elmer Engnell. Walter
Erickson, wallace Johnson. Arthur
Mccarthy. Carl Morris Nelson, Law
renee Peterson
Graduate stenographers are: Lu-
celia Acuff. MeIba Arnole1 Lille
Benson, Charlotte Copp. Ruth En-
gle, Lucille Forrest, Hattie Head
lund, Edna Johnson, Dorothy john
son. Ruth L. Johnson, Barbara
Kemp, Mary McCloskey. Gladys Pc
terson, Magnhild Peterson. Freda
Reinenung. Irma Rochow. Gather
inc Schroeder. Selma Westeriin
Earnest Wilson.
Stenographic diplomas were given
Rose Anderson, Dorothy Berntheis-
Ell, Edna Meyers, Mildred Palmer.
Tonight at commencement ex'
ercises of the theological seminary
will be held in the college chapel
- being graduated.
Tuesdays Program.
9 a. m.IBusiness meeting OF col
lege alumni association.
10 a. m.-College commencement
address-Dr. o. H. Pankoke. New
York city.
/ D. m.-Alumni dinner and n
| ceptiOn.
81. m-Conservatory commence
ment and grand concert.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
MILAN
Especial Correspondencs-)

tSp0c1Al CorreSp0ndenco.)
Milan. ILL.,. May 2s.-lGiss Marion
Mckinney Of Aledo visited from
Friday until Monday ct the homo
OF Ar. and Mrs. Wilson Matthews.
James Maucker left Sunday for
q visit with his daughter. Mrs.
James Wier. ut Bay Island. after .
visit Of several days 1T the home Of
his son. Russell Naucker.
Mrs. Peter Miller returned home
friday after stay Of several weeks
with friends in Davenport.
Mrs. Alfonso McNulty and daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, motored to Milan
from their home in Des Moines and
will spend some time visiting n
the home Of Mrs. McNulty's sister
Mrs. Ira Zahn.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Verne Marshall Of
Wapello, Iowa, are here visitine
relatives. Mrs. Marshall VIII be re-
membered here ~ Miss Cecil Blunt
The repair work Of plasterine
the town hall was completed BY
Carl Carlson this week, and otheI
repairs which were found neces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
SHOT II
eRo TO STOP
1l;LEe BROKE


" d the heel By . bullet fired
ufoctive Dennis Bennett. Hugh
-, negro, Ii In st. Anthony's
III With . broken leg. Tho
sfli:k struck the negro IN the left
q ranged upward and broke .
sIea Il the leg Just above the ankle.
- shooting occurred At 1850
s'laek Saturday night. Detectives
1919 and Herman Sehnert were
ss,ssrr together when they
1871 Z negro on Third avenue
1 nineteenth street. Detective
Sn,ett questioned tho negro. but
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
CHARLES STEIN
And \. kLEYlA
Are ACQUITTED
Moline Lads Indicted for Burglary
Found Net Guilty ct Csurt
Trial

Herbert Kleyla and Charles
Stein. Moline boys, indicted for
burglary and larceny, were found
not guilty Of the charge by 4 Jury
In circuit court Friday evening. The
Argus Saturday reported the YER
dict as conviction.
1t was the first acquittal Of the
May criminal term. ]. B. Oakleaf
assisted by P. R. Ingelson appear
ed for the defendants.
Evidence did not indicate that
the boys were in the garage and
the defense showed that they were
not within so feet Of the alley. The
garage was 800 feet away. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
.3seRlDuATED
FROM COMMERCE
IN AUeUSTANA


Commencement exercises at Au-
gustana college and theological
seminary, which began Friday eve
ming with the class day program
win extend through today and tc-
morrow.
Diplomas were given to grad
yates OF the commercial depart
ment It II this morning. 80 being
graduated.
0raAuAte accountants are: Glenn
Anderbefg, Blaine w. Anderson,
Carl n. Anderson, Carl Bork, Ro-
land Eggleston. Barbara Kemp,
Marie Streiter, Earnest Wilson.
Bookkeeping certificate class is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

A young woman IN Wisconsin was.
married without shoes or stockings.
on, In accordance with an old saD1r--
stition that such m act wo1M bring.
good luck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

~ staFte4 y ~ eoufA = M.
teenth strsst
1Ao cetsctives took u ~ ~
s1it Ths ne91o t1sne1 into e.
alIey between Third All Nburth
avenues and eonti1eed his nisht.
~ The negT4 stASted to Climb !
fsnce Detective Bennset say hin
reaching toward HI hip and h
Rnred. Ths neg5u wao wearing low
shoes and ths bullet struck hin IN
the heel. Il hit low down on The
shoe and although 4 psuetratsd tie
mans heal, ranged upward, break
ing Z bono IN the leg and then
passed out.
STOPPED . Suspidsn.
The negro had been stopped on
suspicion and when 10 started to
make . getaway the officers were
determined to capture him. After
the shooting he was taken to the
hospital. where the broken bone
was set ~ DR.. r. z. MacKedon.
Flowers told the police that he
recently came to East Moline from
Paducah. KY. He said that he has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Hattie
Edwards, Of East Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

this demonstration and sale only have
additional features which should First
make allowance old stove Second we VIII present
charge purchaser OF Detroit Jewei
Range during this SALE Aluminium consisting of six
Tipped Pan, Two Quart Tipped Sauce
Pan Seven CUP Piece Cooker
The Combination made rooster
round roaster combination cooker or casserole
thus really giving service six pieces
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
STOPPED . Suspjdsn.

All the News-All the Tims-Tha
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
200 Aluminium Set Fl

This aluminium Ware the famous Liberty Brand which is aoso
ute twenty Do not confuse with the ou
cheap premium sometimes at sales ms ea
absolutely the
if you went tod bought it for $12.0 cash.
in the future you owe 70
family during this demonsaton ana
valuable Detroit Jewel Range be to YOU DOM
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08
AUCTION SALES
nos. J. OWEN q son. AUcTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
proved lot in Douglas" D. O.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. Sore folio 1885, et
sed., Of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia, and At the request Of the party
secured thereby, the Undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction. In the office Of
Thos. J. Owen and Son. 1881 G st. NV. on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF sEPTEAf.
BER, A. d. 1921. at 8 O'CLOCK p. n. the
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District Of Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being lot 62 in q subdivision
called Douglas" as per plat recorded in
Liber 1876. folio $50, OF the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia and more fully de-
serihed in said deed Of t-ust. Terms Of sale,
all cash. A deposit Of 5000 required at time
Of sale and the purchaser allowed 30 days
Ia complete the purchase. Further particu-
lars at time Of sale. NELLIE c. HAfRST0N.
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Trustees.
Rant s121h1a. q
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08
SUBURBAN FOR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE. Mr. CIRCLE, 9 rooms:
p. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 n. 7. ays. n. Iiss.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FiRsT MORTGAGE LOANS AT PREVAIL
Ing rates made in D. G. improved properly.
Some money Available for home builder,.
LOUIS p sHoEMkKER. i4of New YorS
ave nv Main 11e6 tosD
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, Vermont ave.. ba,e-
ment LIST door. Rent. sl2. si,so0'
p .. cARLEY. GIT 1t. ~ y. el,s
SUB. GROCERY WITH Z RM, H0UsR.
on mac. road: nr. ear line: immed. poss. !:
$4,000: WILDMAN q CO.. eth 4 Il.
GROCERY NV; DOING GOOD BUS: 2
"; Lease: only $4,000. wILDMAN q Co,
SHOE REP. SHOP: NE; MONEY M1KER.
fully equip, with 3 nm. apart. eIect !.
Price with property, $500. wILDMAN 8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

PRODA Sc dubovy sal
board, krasne pracovany,
dresser a l buffet dplne 2
choyaly, sici stroj White ma
upotrebeny, 2 kombinacni k
nina, 3 kamna ma uhli, 2 /
plyn, vSechna kuchynska, p
stel a j. Vse Sc proda Ia ka
dou roZumnou cenu. Kdo pi
jde Sc podivat, neznamena,
musi koupit. V. Sedlacek, 32t
E. 40. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
! kOVY LOYALNf VYROK
.FARARE HLlNKY.

"Slovensky dennik" prlnasl
rozhovor drem. Srobarem o
jeho schulz V Trnave S vud-
Gem ludove strany Hlinkou.
Prvnim bodem rozhovoru dra.
Srobara S Hlinkou byla ovsem
otazka slovenske autonomie.
L'ud'acti poslanci - jak zna-
mo -,prohlasili sveho casu, Re
k vydQbyti autonomic spoji Sc
|trebas S Gertem. DR.. Srobar
ptal sc Hlinky zcela spravne,
|kdo ze sc skryva Ia touto '.'me
tafysickou" osobou certa? Ma
d'arSti krest'ansti socialiste
bolsevici, ci nejake zahranicni
organisace v Polsku nebo y
Mad arsku? Anebo 'je to snac
jenf fagitacni hesloal'udove stra
ny? Hlinka na'tyto otazky ka
tegoricky odpovedel,j:ze l'udo
va strana chces sc .domahati au
tonomic vsemi zakonnylni pro
Istredky odmita jakoukoli'
soucinnost jednak $ podyratnJ
lmi 'zivly donna, .jednak po
moci ze zahranici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
ZDRAVOTNf POKYNY.
(F.L.I.S.)

.Krev cirkulujici~ Y t8le cisti
Sc V plicich. Krev prochazi
plicemi.. kde Sc, netistota od-
strahuje q dodavan Jest KY
silk. Ale kdyz zasobovani ky
slikem ma Sc diti fadne, tedy
jest nutno, .abychom dychali
cerstvy vzduch a dychani ma
Sc diti dtkladne, hluboce, ably
do vsech casti pile vnikl cisty
|yzduch a krev okyslicil.
Kdyz jest clovek ohnuty pri
[chuzi. anebo sedi chybne, prsa
Sc stlacuji a dychani Sc OBJ
mezuje, takze plice nedosta-
nou ,dostatecnou zasobu vzdu-
chu. Porusuje Sc pravidelna
cirkulace krve. Kazdy ma Sc
d9t i chodit zprima dvakrat
denne Sc cvicit v hlubokem
dychani. Vydychovat zvolna 8
hluboce ma cerstvem vzduchu
Ditky zvlaste mely by byti
vyucovany, jak radne dychat
Mnohe vypestovaly Sc v slime
muze a zeny jedine takovyn
cvikem. Dobre a slime plict
jsou chraneny pred ,nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
uMRTNosT AMER DlTEk
NRSTEsTfM.
.-s-----H- -
(FLIa)
-tFLL&)

Washington. ~ Podle re-
kordn Amer. cerv. Ktfze, Pc
Give sbiranych q -zaznamena-
vanych. ma 10000 ditek We We
ku.. Cd I do IA let zemfe rotne
ve Spoj. Statech. Kdyz srovna-
y&ny jseua cislice podle vAku.
poznalo Sc. ze je nejyice u1nrH
neSt9stim We v9ku cd S do 3
let. a Cd 10sdo IA let. Cd IA let
potom jiz l1nrti z nestesti zne-
nAhla ubyva. Tedy ma kazdych
tisic ditek. We veku Cd 5 do 9
let ze1nre jich nestestim 167,
z tisice ditek We yeku cd 10 do
IA let zenfe jich 1T. V roce
1917 zenlfelo nest6stim vice
ditek nez nemocemi. Ma epide-
mick6r neqnoce zemfelo jich1 II
procent, ne6tastim IT. proc.
~.Tuberkplosa, povazovanA, 20
nemoc .detem ,nebezpeGnou,
skosila 8.5 ditek We y1ku Cd 5
do g, let, ne6tAsti 1877 proc.
Dhsledkem tnestesti a dmrti
.ditek uvad6na jsou ma pr. po-
paleni, pad, auto1pobily, po-
vozy, utopeni, .otraya a jine.
Smrt nasledkem .popalenin jew
sc vice, u,ditek We yeku pod 5
roku. sAutoqnobily usmrtily "a
roz nejv9tsf, procento ditek We
|ySku cd 5 do 9 let a do Is ro-
kh. Utopeni yyskytlo sc newt
ce q dftek We veku Cd 10 do IA
let.
v posledni dobe We skolach
a jinde davAny jsou, kursy prv-
nj pomoci Utadovnou Americ-
keho Cerventho Kfi1e pozna
va sc, lie v nedlouhe dobe pro-
cento umrtnosti ditek z nests-
sti bude znacne redukoyano.
|ZvlaH6 procento dmrti utonu-
tim muze bJti zmenSeno, kdyz
bude vsude konana vychova
prvni pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

Jan Vyhlas chodil ted dem
ne do sedmicky. Viii sc brzo
do hazardni hry, ktera tax
dobre odpovidala jeho dusev-
nj nalad6. We hrc zapomina sc
na cely svet, ma ySechny strasti
a Jan tolik po zapomenuti tou-
I'll. S gpotatku hral Sc strlda.
vym Stestim. Karbanici re sed-
micky poznali V mem brace
klidneho, ale prihodnem o
kamzlku nebezpcCneho. Nc
stale dostl pcnez TT a prohr.
nikdy nezelel, nikdy sc neroz
ciloyal, oblicej Jcho sc meme
nil ami vyhrou, ami prohrou.
v druhem tVdnu vsak sklo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
CT. ceskoslovenske vereinosti!

Zajiste re kazdy nAvStevnik divada INA rodne hrou-
de- Cd znameho spisovaee j. F. Karase Ultra sehrae
dramatcky odbor ID. t. j. f. Lassalle sko-Americke
Sin, bude pne spokoen Mas dramatcky odbor vyna-
snai by ak znamo obecenstvu minulych dvadel
vdecil. Nedelame nikdy veke rekamy ale pral bychom
ST. by p divado, kere sehrajem prospech nas Ceske
Ned Svob Skoy by nase opravdova snaha nancne
nas skole nezistala bez vysledku.
sehraeme dne TO- dubna veselohru cd Dokora Stolby
ZLATA RYBKA. t.a.ss.
Nen to zata rybka prohan skenene nadob6 ale
ia opravdu zata ktera ma m napadniky nchz jeden ma
prstu mozol sameho stihan kuponu ma zlao Ones
kdo ma zlato - smichu - ten iiste neni bez prace!l
,NASI OCHOTNfCI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

PREDAM ctvrt akru pozem-
ku "a jedno neb dvourodinny
dunn ma prvnl splatku. Haste
Sc V elsie 3423 Z. 1875. ul. mezi
Kinsman Union. 3-11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

534 AKRU blize Chardo
% mil od Public Squaru, {
pokojovy dam, stodola a s.
piGnik, dlazdena costa. Cel
$4,000, must mlti hned 500
hotove. Haste Sc 1909 Sch
field Ontario 2115
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

CESKA ZENA prime prad-
10 do domu po pTipade z do
mu. Haste Sc pod znackou
"Spolehliva" V adm. t. |. 3-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

PRCNAJMOU Sc diva zari-
zene pokoje pro jednoho neb
diva pany, Sc stravou neb beZe
stravy. ZvlaStni vchod. Adres-
sa Sc sd6li adm. "Sveta".
312
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
PRIJME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc diva mladf pa
nj ma byt Sc snidani. Haste Sc
V els. 3651 Z. so st. 3-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12


"Ze stovky "a ctvrt hodiny
oNnl Takoye vydelky zdafi Sc
jen v makaulsA yite co, pane
velkostatk&i! Pro dnesek dale
nehrajeme ! Budete mym ho-
stem! Pojedeme S nasimi kras-
kami do "Ostende"! Znate
prece uz novy vinny sklep ma
Vaclavskem namesti. Panove
,ee zde dobre pobavi i bez mas!
Ones uz nesmime prece vyhru
vratit! Ma to. jest dosti easu az
jindyl''
Jan Vyhlas svolil. Dal sc o.
vladati jako dite.
Danny zajasaly. kdyz jim
Karneol licil plan dnesni, noci.
Vsedli do auto1nobilu "a chvi
Ii pripijeli Sly "Ostende" sam
p
panskym.
Jan sedel vedle slecny Merry.
Bavili sc dobre, mluyili o VEN
kove, Q zahradach, o kveti-
mach, 20 ,loyu. Merry leila, jak
Sc test ma icestu do HaliGe, Ike
Dnestru, kan il, Eve, strycek
Kaneol ma svhj statek.
"A co Wy, pane Vyhlsse, ja-
Ike mate pAny, pojedete do
ciziny, ci vratite sc domI, do
Jezera?" tazala Sc.
tNevim, slecno, opravdu je-
ste, neviIn. Nemam zadnych
planu a sotva nejakych budu
miti. VZdyt' yidite, ze ziji bez
jakekoli vzpruhy, COZ ibych Use
dal iinak vlakati do makaa, do
divine spolecnosti hazardnich
hracu? Poznala Jste piece uz,
re prozivam krisi, ze nemam
zajmu ma niGem ma svete, ze je
mi vsechno lhostejno a. proto
Sc vrham do karbanu, do ha-
zardni hry, v ktere clovek sc
mlze zcela utapeti a pfehlu-
siti vsecko, CO Sc V mem oZyva.
V noci udrzuje mozek v nape-
Ii a stale V jednom sm6ru, TAX
ze della z neho mechAnicky
stroj - a to sc mi prave hodf,
takoveho mozku ted potrebu-
il. Hazardni nocni hra kruSi
vsak telo. takze We dne treba
odpocivati, We dine je, malat-
mem tele malatny duch, pre-
stane rozcilovani, zapomina sc
snadneji. = Vyzpovidal jsem
sc vam - ted vite, proc chci
hrati :. +"
Slecna Merry Sc zaimem ma
slouchala,
"Jste tedy take nest astenr'
zaSeptala.
Jan Vyhlas byl prekvapen
zpovedi, jez tax neocekavanf
vyklouzla ze rtu Merry Obsto.
We. Bytost jeji byla mu zaha-
dou. Nehledal V nj mic neil
melkou, lehkomyslnou dus
vsech podobnych dobrodruz
nych zen. - A tn najednou ,
tomto zaseptani, Y teto zpove
di StruGne - ale tax vrouci -
shledal, re prece jeSt6 nejak'
svazky poutaji Merry X lepsiml
zivotu, ze V nj dfimaji touh,
po tistSim okoli.
Nakloniv Sc k Merry, cht6
slyseti vice, videl, re devce j
V nalad6 zpovedni. Ale Mer
Sc Y tom vzpamatovala a pole
kane vzhlednouc ke KarneolC
vi, jenz u vedlejsiho stolu $
bavil 5 druhymi damami, ENC
WI zaSeptala:
''Prosim vas, pro boha, mii
te, az nekdy Jindy vam ySccf
no reknu -"
Jan Vyhlas chodil ted del
no do eadmicky Vii GO hr1
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X NAVRAT =.
Pov1DKA ZE SvETovE vALKY
NAPsAL vAvRINEC REHOR
PovlDKA ZE SvETovEs vALKY
NAPsAL vAVRINEC REHOR

milo Sc k Vyhlasovi neobycej-
ne St9sti hrAeske.
HrM q sazel 8 jistotou, jake
" sedmitce nepamatoyali. Spo-
lecnost "kibicn", ktera Primo
nehrala, ale jen ma hrace "pfi-
sazovala" byla u yytrzeni. Ma
sla sveho muze. Sazka ma je-
no kartu jiste brala." tDenne
odn&el Jan Vyhlas stovky q
tisicdyky ze .sedmicky. Rozti-
leni 1 znepokojeni karbanici
odhadovali jeho vyhru "a jedi
ny tyden ma deset tisic.
Ami v te dob9 nevzdal Sc
Jan Vyhlas sytch .proohAzek k
Prahou. szebrkci, mrzaci, pro-
davaci zapalek. zeny, ktere
stavajlv zakoutil cinzakt dot
mi ma rukou upenlive opaku-
il prosby "a milosrdenstN,
vsecky z&hadne stiny praz-
skych ulic ozivly a rozmnozily
Sc v onsch dnech Jan W.
hlas kudy chodil, tudy plytyal
pencil. !,
Do nastavenych rukou pa
daily ted koruny a zlatky .
nekdy velka bankovka. Jan
Vyhlas naucil Sc rozhazovati
penize. Chapal ted proc hraci
rsichni,t kteti lehkym gzphso
benz jm9ni nabyvajf, stejne
no pozbyvaji. Jakou cenu me-
la pro neho stovka, kdyz vecer
" "sedmicce" V okamziku jich
nekolik sfrabl, mac by setfll
We dne, kdyz noci klidne ho-
dill ma stil tislcovku, jlz obra-
TEN prohral?
Ma budoucnost Jan Vyhlas
|nemyslil, namlouvaje 81, BE
suGtoval uz, sc zivotem. Piece
Sc vsak zachyel, kdyz zpozoro-
val, jak karban porusuje jeho
povahu, jak hracska vaSeh v
mem spaluje vsecky byvale Id
jmy: o pfirodu, krasu, umA
nj -
TAX 81 ma jedne vychazce
vzpomnel, ze dlouho u5 nebyl
v divadle. Zamifil k.'"NArodni-
mu," ably Sc podiyal. co ,hrajf.
Chtel ptejiti ulici - pojed-
vsak vSak prekvapen stanul.
Krev vehnala Sc mu do tvafi.
Pred divadelni vyveskou
stala - Maryska S Viktorern.
Jako zazrak pripadala 'Ja-
novi Maryska ma prazske, uli-
ci. Zdalo Sc mu, ze cd nj vane
vsecka nepopsatelna vIne je-
zerskych zahrad, vsecka IL
beznost minulych jar, vsecka
neha ztracenych vecerl =.
Jako omamen sci Jan Wy
HAS "a Maryskou a .Viktorem,
stopoval ie. jak vkrocili do
divadelniho yestibulu, jak 81
kupovali listky, vyzvedel Cd
pokladnika, ktere misto s.
wall pax 81 koupil llozi, o kte
re mohl Marysku pozoroyati
Teprve, kdyz V divadle sve.
tia zhasla, kdyz zatali hrati
vstoupil Jan Vyhlas do loze
Usadil Sc v koutku a skryt Z;
zaclonkou, dychtivyma otims
| hledal MarySku. A oti nj ne
spustil pc cely vecer. Jaka t.
byla pro neho zkouska, jak'
utrpeni! Videl, jak Sc k Vikto
row tulila, pozoroval vseck.
neznosti snoubencl, laskovan
milencu hravou rec oci a ru
kou; kollkrat uz chtel uteci
: divadla, ale nakonec prece III
stal, ptcce vytrval =.
i A teprve kdyz .Maryska j
Viktorem vysli q divadla pfitu
) leni - tax zdrave veseii a svf
( Ii, teprve pax Jan Vyhlas re
: zechyGn Y nitru rozdrasa
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PRODA Sc bungalow o
svetnicich, koupelna, fern'
elektrika, krb, skffn ma knih
china kabinet, uvnitf kras.
emailovany. Lot je 40 pri l.
str, fenc, slepicnfk, velka 6
raz, dunn je 2 roxy starry, bli.
kostela sv. Rodiny a NESTS
skoly, 2 minuly cd Union k
ry. Musi byti prodan do &c
dnu a proto Sc da velmi levn
Hotove $4,000 a ostatni jal
najem. Haste sc v elsie 1872.
Svec Ave.
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easier Attorney General Armstrong
has ruled that Boards OF Election
Supervisors must put their names on
the primary ballots
Mr.. Armstrong rendered his decis-
ion at the request OF Clarence H.
Roberts, attorney to the Supervisors
OF Election of Prince George county.
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LEAPS From FLYING TRAIN.

Atlantic City, May Passengers
on an electric train were startled to-
day when a young woman leapeG
through a window as the train was
speeding past the Pleasantyille GEM
etery, eight miles from this city.
The train was stopped and both the
crew and passengers expected to find
her dead. She was uninjured and told
the trainmen she was Miss Vivian
Conline, credit manager Of New
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York department store. She said she
thought the cemetery was the one In
which her father was buried and
wanted TO visit his grave.
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THE FAIR ONES ELIGIBLE FOR
SENATE.

/ Women who aspire to membership
in the General Assembly of Maryland
-Heu3e or Senate-may breathe