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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court Of the City of Alcxan
dria, on the 10Th day OF April. 1921.
Sarah Z. Scott, complainant VS..
James L. Scott. defendant In Chan
Gerry No. 1921.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
decree granting to the complainant
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant, on the grounds o. wilful descr-
ton and abandonment FOR period of
more than three years p;ior to the in
Stituton of this suit. and for general
relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed
in: this cause that the defendant
James E. Scott is a nonresident OF
this State: 1t is Ordered, Tha. said
days after cue publication of this or.
der and do what is necessary to pro
tcct his interest in this suit.
Caas. S. Hill. Thos. NJ. Watson, T. Q
A Copy Testc
NEWELL S.. GREENAWAf.
ca f,,-,, 't-- -" z- CI,rl.
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VIRGINIA


In the Clerks Office of the Ccrpo-
ration Court of the City of Alcxan-
dria, on the 10th day of April, 1921.
Richard c. Topham, complainant
vs.. Anna Lee (Rollins) Topaam; De-
PENDANT. Ir Chanccry No. 1923.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain
for the complainant from the defend
ant a divorce a vinculo matrnnonil
upon the ground of wilful AM volun-
tary dcscrtion and abandonment for
more than three years prior to the
institution CT this suit, that lie may
be granted the carc and custody OF
his infant son, Robert Edward Top
ham, and for general relief.
It appearing BY an affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendant Anna
Lee (Rollins) Iopharl is .lon-resi.
dcrt of this State: il is Ordered, Thai
said defendant appea- here within ter
days after uue publication of this or,
der, and do what is necessary to pro
tect her interest in this sui1.
Smith and Woolls, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
92-lwp Clerk
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VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo,
ration Court CT the City Of Aiexan.
dr:a, or the 81 day of March, 1921.
Effic Simon Pope, complainant VS.
Forrest Lincoln Pope, defendant. In
Chancery No. 1854.
MEMO.
The object OF this suit is t." OBTAIN
divorce mensa ct thoro for the
complainant, Effie Simon Pope, from
the defendant Forrest Lincoln Pope,
on the ground Of wilful dcscrt!cn anG
abandonment without just cause or q;
cusc form thc 24th day CT June, 1915
until the present time, and at the
proper time to be merged into d-
VERGE vincu!o- matrimonii, and for
general relief.
Il appearing By an affidavit filed in
Ibis cause tha: the defendant Forrest
Lincoln Popc IS a nonresident Of this
State: 1t is Ordered, That said defend
ant appear here within ten days after
due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary 10 protect his in
tc~cst in this suit.
f. 3. Washington, p. @.
A Copy Tcstc.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA..
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of :hc City of AicXan-
dria, on the 81 day Of March, 1871.
James A. Monroe, complainant vs.
Annie l.. Monroe, defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1881.
MEMO.
The object Of this suit is to cotaln
4. decree granting to the complainant
en- absolute divorce from the defend
ant ,on the grounds of wiifu! dcscr-
ton and abandonment for period
OF more than three years prior to the
institution of this suit; and for gen,
cral relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant ArH!c
l.. Monroe is a nonresident Of th:S
State. 1t is Ordered, That said de-
PENDANT appear here within ten days
after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary TO protect
l:cr interest in this suit.
| Thomas VI. Watson, P.iQ.
a Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. >GREENAWAI.
! 79-lw3 Clerk
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of Arlington County, to wit:
Notice in recreation of cemetery
The Board of Supervisors of the
aforesaid county have been petitionc
by The Native Cemetery Company,
Incorporated, for permission to
subdividc and dedicate the followinro ..
described property into a colorcd
cemetery, to wit:
Containing twU acres Of land, and
being part of that property conveyed
to Charles +. kcrsting by D. \.
Rust ant: wife b. deed bearing date
Of December 10Th, 1902, and record
ed in deed book 107, at page ga,
amongst the land records OF the
aforesaid county, the property IN
question is located on the east siGc
OF III. Lccsburg Turnpike and north
of Ivy Hill Cemetery"
All persons, etc., interested in
this matter arc directed to appear
before the Board Of Supervisors OF
the aforesaid county, at its meeting
to be held at Arlington County
Courthouse, Virginia, at ten o'cloch
A. M, Monday, April 18th, 1872!
at which time the petition filed II
this matter will be passed upon.
72-2wp. VIM. W. Duncan, Clerk
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VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Copo-
ration Court of the City of ,Alcan-
dria, On the 10Th day: of April, 1921.
GolGie C.. Fullmcr, complainant VS..
Franklin L. F'ullmcl: defendant. In
Chancery No. 1911.
MEMO.
The object Of tins suit is 10 obtain
for the complainant an absolute di-
vorcc from the bonds Of matrimony
from the defendant CT the 81 ounds uf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

konec sveta. jTeorie ri. Gu
rieove, ze teploAa zem6 nekle-
sa, nybrz naopal stoupa puso-
benin radioaktiinich latek v
v nitru zemsken, neni We fysi-
ce nicim novym, Bodporuje vsak
1plne beznym nazordm. Prof.
Soddy shrnuje dyahy Jolyovy o
teto veci takto: 'PredpokIada-
nell, re mnozstfi radia a jemu
odpovidajici mnDzstvi urania
je v zemsk6 hmot6 rovnom6rne
rozdeleno pomeru 81, ,000,-
900, 100000, coz ie meme nez
primer vyskytajicich Sc ma
zemskem povrchu, zpasobova-
10 by toto mnozstvi "a sto mil.
let zvyseni vnitrozemske tenn
peratury 0 1900 stupnu Celsia.
Pokud by kura zemska zusta-
vala pevnou, unikalo by toto
Iteplo jen pozvolna vedenim.
Aysak drive neb pozdeji musi
svet takto zfizeny explodovati,
jakmile vzrGstajici vnitrni te-
plota a tlak prekonaji odpor
zemske kury." K fad6 rozsud-
kG smrti, vynesenych mad naSl
smutnou hfisnou planetou,
pristupuje novy, nemen6 desi-
w.
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Joramieovoldedietvi-
ROMAN z FRANCoUZSKEHO.


uchopila ieho ruku, rohle-
dla nan znova vdecnym zra-
KEN pravila chvejlcim Sc
hlasem; 20, jak dobry jste!"
Osusila Shy a kracela tise
ku dveflm: Lucian provazel il
az ku dvefim atelieru.
Oba pozdravili Sc mlcky.
Eugene, celia Sc chvejlc, ry-
chile kracela po schodech dolu.
Laci pracovali. Lucian kra-
eel uele sloVa Veule men a Vla-
III Sc 40 aUelleru mlstrova. Wal
90 ruhy svou paletu a suetec d
posaull Sc zalnyslene pred DO
konceny skoro oDraz sVuJ. Lu-
clan Morel premyslel, Ze PAM
Lurotova dluzna jest svemu do-
nlaclmu najem I'd dve cJvrt-
Ietl,
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Ultra a " sobotu

jsou posledni diva dny k naku-
pu vSech vybavnich potreb ma
den 4. cervence.
Move latky ma. .saty, ozdoby a
upravy, nejnov6jsi modely
damskych hedvabnych zivutku,
novomodni letni pletene bluzy
z hedvabneho trikoletu Memo
v6iSich barev pro danny, divci
praci saty a detsk6 praci oble-
ky, muzske svatEni vybavy,
spodnf pradlo, n ndochy he'd
vabn6 i nitfne ' Ech barev a a
nescetne mnozstIi iinych pred
metu toho druhu koupite nej-
vyhodn6ji V striznfm obchod6
"a Koudeld", ' elsie 47a5
Broadway.
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PRODA Sc:
PRODA Sc OVOCNARSKA A
ZELINARSKA FARMA.

$6,500.0O. % akru tmav6
piscite pudy, velice drodn6 a
rann6. Prvotridni, drubeznicka
a zelinarska farma pohodl-
nym domovem a jinymi budo-
vami, krasn6 okoli. Sestava Sc
ctyr akru brambor, akru melou
nu, ctvrt akru fazoli, ctTrt a.
kru hrachu, pull akru okurek.
dvou akru sena, Jednoho pul
akru jahod, jednoho a pul a.
kru malin, 40 drodnJch jablo-
noyych St6pu, 1000 sazenic raj
skych jablicek, 800 jinych sa-
zenic, 30 mladych broskvonu.
30 slepic, dobr6 pastviny 5 pro-
tekajici vodou. Farma Jest We
lice vynosna a tiroda. snadno k
zpen6zeni "a dobr6 ceny. Far
ma musi byti prodana, aby
chran6ny byly majetkov6 "a
jmy jinych. Da Sc ma splatky.
P. S. Uroda jest vesmes opa-
trena V dobrem prospivaii-
elm stavu.
1910 Eichorn Ave, roh zap.
40. ul. Telefon HemIock 1889.
>
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We Fioride.

On: Jak jest zde krasne te-
plo, neni-liz pravda = a upro-
stred zimy
iona: Ano - to by zde pro-
sp6lo vaSemu panu otci, ktery
to severni podnebi tezce snaSi.
On: Oh, ne - on tax tezce
stale pracuje, ze Sc tam ma Sc
veru pri te zine hodn6 "a
hfeie.
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IL

-.
II.
Dunn, ktery pan Josef Ra-
blot V ullcl BeauDourg oDyval,
byl starry, ale velmi pevny. Sc
staval re trl hlavnlch budov, z
nIchz jedna Sla na ulici, kdezto
dluhe dive ma dvur pravouhel-
ny.
PAM Lurotova bydlila S dee
rou V zadnl budove, ktera dvur
40 zadu zavirala, a to We ctvr-
TEN a poslednim poschodi. Me-
ly tri svetnicky, tax male a
tmav6, jako obytejne jsou ma
poslednlch poschodich pod
STRICKLAND. Kuchynka byla tina
va sdlra, zea husta osoba taxi
fka nebyla by sc mohla tam O.
tociti. V prave poledne sire
chou malym okenkem padalo
tam trochu svetla; Jindy byla
tam stala tina.
Vedle teto tax zvane kuchy-
ne byla zcela mala jidelna, Je-
Jlz okno vedlo proti obrovske
cerne zdi. Bylo-li toto otevre-
no, tedy mimo cernou zed' ne
bylo niceho jineho vid6ti, nezli
po strane same strechy a ko-
mny.
lreti pokojik byl prostredni
a dostl sVetly. Zarlzeni jeho by
10 Jednoduche, proste, ale
trVanlive, zkratka tax, jak ma
leza Sc V rodinach delmckych.
Die vseho byly Veci tyto koupe-
ny "a zivota Lurotova, kdy Je-
ste vydelayal svych osm az de-
set franku. Nabytek byl z ore
choveho dfeva.
Y pokojlku tomto bylo tez
loze re dreva mahagonoveho a
male ZelpZne lOZe Vedle. ma kite
rem slecna Eugene spavala ;
dale byl tam sklennik q tehoz
dfeya, jako postel, lenoska,
kterou nyni nemocna stale po-
uzlvala, Sest vlnenou latkou po-
tazenych sesli, maly stolek,
rovnez mahagonovy, stolek pro
Sitl, pradelnlk, Ma jehoz Siro-
KEN vrchu male ozdubky,
skrlnky, porcelanove hrnecky
Q sosky staly; slecna Eugene
V t'astnych casech jest6 vyhra
Ia veci ony po poutlch roz-
llcnych pfedmestich.
kazda' malickost pamatova-
la ODE obyvatelky Ma nekterou
blazenou chvilku, kterou stra-
vily V pruvodu sveho zvecn6-
leho otce, jenz je miloval tax
jako ony jeho, a pro-
to tyto drobnustky prirostly
tez obema k srdclm.
Nabytek dopln6n byl zrca-
diem pozlacenem ramu ma
Eominu a nastennymi hodina-
mi.
Ma mramorove rinse koml-
move staly druhdy tez krasne
dive vasy japonskeho porce-
lanu; avSak ony zmizely, jako
kapesnl hodinky neboztikovy,
nekolik klenotu matcinych a
dceflnych, satstvo a pradlo -
vse zmizelo V. .zastayarne.
\ BE4N tezssvs, ebysllf khihy, "a
vsak jednoho dne 4dostayil Sc
nosic vsecky knihy@ odnesi.
Tento 2 nejvetsi nouze podnik-
nuty prodej poskytl chleba ma
ctrnacte dni q to jiz neco bylo.
Nyn- netetla AMI n1atka AM
doera vie Pylo to FRO jednu
] pro druAou trpkym odreknu-
tim, kter6 vse ostatni zastinilo.
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FRCCA Sc novy dun dye-
ma lot, plyn, elektrika, voda.
bliza kary, skoly a obchodu.
Nedaleko bude tirma The
Printz Biederman Co. stav6ti
svoji tovarnu, je to Y cesk6m
prosperujicim okoh, kde bude
stat Gesky hostel. Cena $8400,
hotoy6 $500. Blizsi sd6li b. L.
Hathaway, 442 Hanna Bldg.
$50
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni ME

PRODA Sc neb vymeni ME
kafsky obchod pasterisova-
nym zafizenim S prodejem p
az % konvi ml6ka denne.
Dunn je vhodn6 zarizen, tez
Ford Truck ma rozvazeni. Pc
pfipad6 Sc vymeni "a privatni
dun. T6z mann domek 0 Gti
svetnicich nd Lonegrave Ave,
hotova 1000, ostatni ma
splatky. Dale mann dvourodin-
ny dunn 0 5 pokojich koupel-
nou blize Quincy Ave. Cena
$500. Blzsi sdeli Thorn. Su-
chy, 2465 E. 86th st. Tel.
Prime. 1916 w. $50
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Moudrost prinansl6a.

'Jaky je rozdil mezi ma
sem telecin1 masem hove
zin1?"
"Maso teleci je ma nedeli a
maso hovezi We vsedni dem.
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sou ma laciny casopis, ably OBJ
cas- mohly 81 no koupiti. Sou
byl jim nutnejsi ma chleb, ma
sousto, ktere hlad tisilo.
Kdyz byla slecna Eugene
Lurotova opustila pana Lucia
ma Morela, spechala rychle do
ulice Beaubourg.
Y jejf neprltomnosti vstala
vdova ustrojiia sc. Eugene
nalezla il sedici V lenosce a sat
KEN Shy 81 utirajici. Ackoliv
hrozne bylo jeji postaveni, vi
douc Sc, re k praci neschopna,
nucena jest sedeti q nepraco-
vati, prece desnejsl mukou il
bylo pomysleni ma cerny osud
jejl dcery, kterou nevyslovne
milOvala a kterou videla marne
zapasiti 0 zivot a bidnou bu-
duocnost. Az sama zemre Ta-
to myslenka il desila. Zemfit!
Co stane Sc jeji tax mlade
dcery? Ackoliv zivot jeji byl
dlouhy retez clanku bidy, pre-
ce touzila zlti a ukovana zusta-
IL v bide teto.
Y pritomnosti Eugeniine ma
mahala Sc pani Lurotova vzhli-
zeti spokojene; tesla sama dit
ko sve, skryvala svou uzkost a
sve Shy.
Jakmile vsak sama byla, "a
chmurovala Sc duse jeji, nicici
starost Sc il zmocnovala a Shy
utajiti nemohla.
Mlada divka dobre tusila
pravy stav milovane roditelky,
nedala Sc klamath jejim lice
nym klidem, vid6la jeji tajnou
starost Shy.
Ease plakala", pravila k SO
be, kdyz pri navratu spatrila V
ruce matcine Satek, ktery tato
V cas- neukryla. Priblizila Sc ku
sve matce, sklonila Sc a cello
sve nabidla k polibku nemocn6
pani.
"Necekala isl tedy ma muj
navrat, az bych priSla a pomo-
hla ii povstati a ustrojiti seq"
pravila Eugene; "ovsem, mila
matinko, zustala jsem dele,nez
jsem myslila".
"Byla isl daleko?"
"Ano, hodne daleko".
"V nekolika obchodech?"
"Jen V jedinem, mila mat
ko".
"A jako ycera a V minulych
dnech, tax dnes neprinasiS nj
teho?"
Matka povzdechla a pokra-
covala: "Avsak necht', odva-
hu ztraceti nesmime, me dit6,
jen doufej Ultra zajiste budeS
st astnejsi, nezli dnes. AvSak
dneSek jest zde a my nemame
donna ami kousek chleba! Ra-
no jiz nemohla isl niceho Sc
bou witt, nebot' vcera rozdeli-
la isl sc Sc mnou 0 poslednl
kousek. Pokusme Sc op6tne,
bychom "a neco nekolik sous
dostaly. Otevri skrin vezmi z
male Skatulky muj snubni
prsten a stribrny naprstek -
jsou to sice drahocenne pamat-
ky po tvem otci a nerada, tezko
sc mimi loucim, ale jaka po-
moe, musi tax byti; tive zdravl
g tvuj zivot jest mi vetSjm po-
kladem, nez tyto mile pamat-
ky. Zlatnik da ii zajiste "a ma
prstek treba az diva frankly a
ga prsten pet nebo sest franku';
nenf obnoSen, ale jeSte tezky.
S tim, co prineseS, doufam, re
vydrzime jeste tyden. AvSak
dnes koupis lahev vina; jiz sko
70 meslc a vice neprislo zadne
ma mas still, preji 81, by's dnes
sklenicku vypila; to ii ucini do
bre, uvidis. i
Sve silly treba tt setfiti, ubo-
he dite me; CO by prospelo,
byti statecnou, vytrvalou, ale
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma o 81 akrech dobrymi
stavbami a vsim zafizenim,
blize Akron. Blizsi sd6li J. +.
Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union A
We. Tel. Broad 1886 = Union
1861 r. ??
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PRODA Sc ml6kafska far
ma o 135 akrech, majici velmi
dobrou pddu, Sc vsemi stavba-
mi, dobytkem, drdbezi, veske-
rou lTodou, naradim a velkym
lesem Potok proteka farmou.
Chcete-li dobrou farmu, toto ie
Vase pfilezitost. Cena S19,-
600. Vezme Sc t6z m6stsky ma
jetek ma vymenu. Blizsi sdeli
Frank ], Parenica, 3543 E. 106.
St. z Union Ave. rs
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PRODA Sc grocernf a deli
katesni obchod, kde Sc trzi no
tov6 pres 5000 tydne. Kratk6
hodiny denn6 a Y ned6li zavre-
no. Haste Sc V els. 7211 Wade
Park Ave. 7-G
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n1ne DO ulVclho uSCaVu, kuez
nauclla lSem Sc tomu maiu. co
nmlm. HodnlKatel. pro ktereno
pracOVal, SpOlenaI Sc uplne na
memo; ;dal mu doZor na neko-
llk delniku, byl Jeho d1love-
dOuclm. Jeunono dne - JSou
tomu nynl dve leta, Dyla Jsem
tenda V drEnem rocnlku, -
SrltllO Sc leSenl Il oCec muJ
Spadl S vySe Ma hromadu ka-
mem. PrlneSll nam no SIce do
sud zlveho, ale zkrvaceneho a
S potlucenyml udy. Ia nekollk
hodln Zemrel v naslch naru-
cich, anIz by byl k vedoml Je-
ste prlsel. Matka ma z teto ra-
ny nroZne tez vlcekrate Sc ne
zotavila a dosud strada memo
ci, ktera tehdy pocatek wa
La.
"Nepfispel vam ku pomocl
podnikatel, pro ktereho otec
vas pracoval?"
"Ano, pane, v prvnl dobe"
"Je-Il bohat, myslim, re bylo
jeho povinnosti yam malou pen
81 urciti". s..sl
Tot bylo jeho umyslem; ma
nestestl vSak pomery jeho Sc
zhorsily, byl prinucen k upad-
ku. Sklesl uplne jednoho
dine zmizel, takze vicekrate o
nem jsme neslysely. Jak vidite,
drahy pane, neStesti pronasle-
duje mas vSude".
"Verlm vam, slecno, nebla-
by osud StlnaI vaS,l avsak ne
SmIte klesaUl, ale dale Suatecne
boJovaIl. Nemate zadnycn prl-
buznycn, zadnych pratel, mia
sIecno; mohl Dych Dytl Jednlm
z poslednlch, smell bych, chce-
te?"
49, = = 10 zfsl-& M -
20 - drahy panel pravlla
divka 1--WE.
"Nevlm jeSte, co bych ucl-
nlti mel pro vasi PAM matku a
pro vas samu; ale budu premy-
sletl, nyldIm, co sc da delatl.
kde bydllte? ?"
~ uIIci Beaubourg V elsie
Sestnactem".
"A jak Sc jmenuje vas do
naci pan?''
Pan Josef Rabbit.
"Rabiot?" pravil Lucian Ia
mySlene, IDA Sc mi, re toto
Jmeno neni mi nezname. Bydli
We SVEN dome?"
"Nikoliv, mily pane.
"Prosim, udejte mi jeho a.
dresu'.
"Bydli V ulici Taitbout CT
sic Al.
"Mila slecno", pokracoval
mlady mahr, "zustane pfi tom,
dovolite mi byti vasim vaSi
pani matky pritelem?"
Uprela krasne, jasn6 oci sve
S vyrazem nejvetSi vdecnosti k
nemu a odpovedela S uzarde-
him: 90 rada, drahy pane.
"Dekuji vam, slecno", pra-
vii Lucian hlasem nesmelym a
pokracoval dosti rozpacite:
Prltel VSak ma JlSta praVa -"
Patrila nan udivene.
"Ano, jista pravaP, pokra-
covaI mladlk, STAY Sc smelej-
sim; "ku pfikladu, sml pfItel-
kyni sve radou pomoci".
"Zajiste, pane.
"Potom ma tez pravo ma
kratkou dobu, nezli okamzita
tisen neprejde, penize il - po-
skytnouti; zach, nikoliv - puj-
citi".
Videl, ze jest j do place.
"Mila slecno", pokracoval hla-
sem vrelym a skoro Sc slzami
oclch - prosebne, "prijmete
toto; Jest to mala pujcka -
ano, ano, pujcka". Vynal q
kapsy zlaty dvacetifrank. me
jsem bohat'', dolozil, "avsak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
CTETE! CTETE!

Prodajl Sc diva move dvou
rodinn6 domy V move cesk6
katol osade ma Chapelside
Ave. Y Corlett. V kazd6m
je 6 aT6tnic, koupelna a rdz-
ne m0dornf zafizenf. Cena
kazddho $58O0.OO. Vezme
Sc lot ma vym6nu neb $1,000
hotov6 co prvni splatka a
ostatni muze byt splaceno
laJko najem. Haste Sc Ii
znam6ho stavitele p. Kar.
Vanise, 1901 Kinsman Pd.
Y byte {. 2. 70
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

PRODA Sc farma o 50ti a.
krech, 8 krav, ? kone, ) prasa-
ta, 80 slepic, 45 kachen, uroda
krasna zahrada, p6kny les, sill
ny potok tece skrz, prym tfidy
pastva, krasn6 budovy, kara
stavi u fanny. Dopiste M j. C.
Urban, r. f. D. l, Novelty, O.
rs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

PRODA Sc noyy jednorodin
ny dunn o 6ti pokoiich, fernes,
koupelna, plyn, elektrika a il
ne moderni zafizeni. Haste Sc
Y els. 1896 Svec Ave. z i. l31.
al. Je tfeba hotoye s., 500, o.
statni die uiednani. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

PRODA Sc zanovnf Victrola
"a meme nez polovic co stala
dunn koupelnou 0 5ti svetni-
oich. Haste Sc Y els. 1899 e.
IS. ST. Fleet Ave. ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-01
A FAMOUS LIBRARY
AviIa Library's Great Collection.

The Avila library contains many vol
umes which have come down from the
time the College of st. Thomas de
Avila was founded under the patron
age of Queen Elizabeth. While the
University gave degrees in art, medi-
cine and law, it's theological courses
were most famous. Many of the
learned Dominicans who rose to the
defense of st. Teresa were educated
there. The acquisition of the library
promises to be distinct contribution
to theological literature in the United
States.
In addition to their two colleges, the
Dominicans have six other educational
institutions in the Philippines and ad-
minister the missions of North and
South Fo-Kien in China, as well as
missions in the Japanese Empire, For
mosa and Shikoku.
The students being trained in New
Orleans are for the most part young
Spaniards who have left their country,
with little hope ever of seeing it again,
in order to do Gods work in these
fields. 1t is estimated that the proc
.esses. of Identification for more than
,ore thousand members of the Philip
bihe province of the Dominicans are
nov under YEy.':: -:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-01
FRANCE AND VATICAN

been understood. The Finance Com
mittee OF the Senate had previously
voted to refuse appropriations for new
embassies. This looked like a malev-
olent rejoiner to the vote of the
Chamber. But the chairman of the
Committee has just stated that this
refusal had no reference to the En-
bassy to the Vatican.
viviani is Friendly.
M. Viviani was detained in Geneva
during the meeting of the League of
Nations and did not actually cast his
vote for the bill when it passed the
Chamber, but he has repeatedly de-
clared that both the honor and the
interest of France compel the recogni-
ton of the great moral influence of
the Church.
The days when the Government ex,
PEELED the religious congregations ap-
pear to have faded into the past to
remain only a memory which is dim
med by the glory of Catholic achieve
ments on the field of battle and in the
work of reconstruction. Much remains
to be done and undone, of course, for
laws oppressive of religious liberty
are yet on the books, but like the
penal laws of England and the "blue
laws of the United States, they are
rapidly passing into desuetude.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-01
A P|OUS LEAGUE
PARIS CRUSADE FOR CONVEX
SION OF DYING PAGANS.

(By n. c. w. c. News Service.)
The conversion of pagans, infields,
Jews and other non-Catholics who die
during the twenty-four hours of the
day is the object of a crusade of Holy
Masses recently begun in Paris. The
Masses are to be said daily in per-
petuity to obtain for the benefciaries
their safe entrance into the True Faith
and a happy death for each in the soul
of the Church
The society which has initiated this
pious enterprise is known as the
Apostolic League of Masses for the
Conversion of Dying Pagans and In.
fidels." The movement has already re.
ceived the appreciation of the author
tiles. 1t is proposed to extend the
League in England and America. Able
de Fraguier is head of the League.