davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Woman's enterprise., 1922-05-05

TRIMMED HATS-Ladies' Trimmed
White Chip Straws, 81
S1.75 values at t...............~
BUNGALOW APRONS - Ladies'
Gingham and Percale Bunga- &1
low Aprons, SITS values at -.
CHILDREN'S COMBINATION Suits
-Children's Combination Waists and
Drawers, SOC values, &1
BLOUSES-Ladies' Wolfe and Organ
dy Blouses,. $3.50 and &1
$l.98 values at ...............~
TEDD1ES-Ladies' Flesh and White
Muslin Teddies, $3.50 &1
values at .................
GOWNS-Ladies' Flesh and White
Muslin Gowns, &1
$3.50 values at ~
Woman's enterprise., 1922-05-05
READY TO WEAR

UNION SUITS-Ladies' Knit Union
Suits, soc values, &1
GINGHAM DRESSES-Ladies Ging-
ham Dresse, desirable models, &1
values to 1898 at ...........~
CAMISOLES-Ladies' Satin Cami-
soles, in black, navy, brown and &1
white, $3.50 values at ........~
UNION SUITSLLadies' Silk Jersey
Top Union Suits, &1
$500 values at
CAMISOLES Ladies' Satin and
Lace Camisoles, Csc. values C1
at 3 for
GOWNS, UNDERsK1Rrs, TED
DIES, in flesh: and white, &1
Csc values, 8 for ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
NJ CRAY GRANTS
PARDONS To IS
LITER IL, Released After
Serving ri Years.

Thirteen inmates Of State cor
rectional institutions were made
happy today by Christmas clemency
extended by Governor McCray late
yesterday.
The most notable case acted upon
was that of Nelson Fritts, "a, who
was serving a life sentence at
Michigan City for murder committed
in 1901. The Staying was committed,
according TO records at the State
house, while Fritts was acting as a
special quarantine officer during a
smallpox epidemic at Oolitic. Law
renee County. He shot and killed a
person who had attempted to break
the ban, it was charged.
F'ritts attempted escape from the
prison in 1903, or he would have been
pardoned long ago, officials said.
Others who were granted clemency
were Charles Goens, Bartholomew
County; Clifford Capps, Fountain
County; Fred +. Harms, Marion
County; William Browning, Morgan
County; Glenn F. Leverette, Putnam
County; Howard Newlin, Crawfords-
vile; Edna Utley, Johnson County:
Roy Hensley, Connersville; James
Sims. Lake County; David Jefferies.
Greene County; Barney Rappole.
Washington County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
DISPUTED TAXES
SPENT LONG AGO
Auditor Believes Ruling Will Not
Effect County.

Marion County will not lose q cent
as result of the decision OF the Su-
preme Court holding invalid the hor1-
zontaI increase of assessments in 1919,
County Auditor Leo X. Fesler believes,
he said today.
It's a fight over a dead horse, +"
he said.
The Supreme Court late Friday
overruled Judge Linn D. Hay of Su-
perior Court, who had refused William
Bosom of Washington Township an
injunction against collection of taxes
in Marion County in 1919 on the nori-
zcntally-i assessment.
Fesler said that as the injunction
was not granted originally and the
taxes were collected and spent long
ago, he did not see how the county
could refund anything.
William Hough Of the State board
Of tax commissioners, in commenting
upon the court ruling, said that,
though he had not been able to in
terpret the decision fully, it was his
understanding it would have no ap-
plication to the general taxing sys-
TEN, but that he believed persons who
paid taxes in Marion County that year
under protest would be entitled to a
refund.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
VALPARAISO MAN HEADS
INDIANA BEEKEEPERS
Apiarists Close Fourth Annual Con
VentiOn Here.

E. S. Miller Of Valparaiso is the new
president Of the Indiana Honey Pro
ducers' League. Jay Smith Of Vim
cennes is vice president and Charles
o. Yost Of the State department of
conservation, secretary and treasurer.
They were elected at the closing ses-
sion Of the fourth annual meeting Of
the Indiana Beekeepers' Association
at the StatehOuse yesterday.
Miller and Yost We're chosen to at
tend the convention of the American
Honey Producers League in Feb
ruary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
x. K. X APPEARS

X. K. K, in red letters, appeared
on the doorsteps of the Wadsworth
apartment. 1910 Broadway, yesterday.
Ed Dixon janitor called the police.
In red paint also had been painted
the words "Onice Of the Klu-Klux
Klan" on Apartment No. l. The police
We're told by Mrs. S. W. Skulen, ap-
partment No. 5, that the painting was
done about p. m. Thursday. Police
regarded the stunt as a joke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Committee Declares 1t Would
Affect ReViVing Prosperity
of Nation.
FARMERS ARE BLAMED
Last Reduction Cost Roads
sE17,ooo,ooo Annually
in Earnings.

By CHiteG Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Further reduc-
tons in freight rates would be "a
menace to the revIvIng prosperity of
the country" a statement issued by
the western railroads committee on
public relations declared today.
The statement pointed out the last
reduction in freight rates averaged u
per cent and cost the railroads $417,-
100000 annually in earnings.
Farmers Of the western territory
we're blamed for the recent agitation
FOR further rate reductions.
THE largest reduction was in the
~yestern territory" the statement
said. THE cuts on grain products
md hay have been relatively larger
,nan in other commodities.
THE railways have been unable to
fuA.S5h the public with the transpor-
tatio4a needed since the coal strike.
The shortage has been acute in the
western States. Further rate reduc-
ton would cripple the railroads
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
BURIAL SERVICE TUESDAY
FOR GEORGE w. SHELBY
Real Estate Dealer ana Contractor
Is Dead.

Funeral services for George ".
Shelby, 50, well-knOwn contractor and
real estate dealer. who died Thursday.
Will be held at his home, 1928 \. Cap
itOl Ave, Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Shelby was born in Hancock
County and came to Indianapolis in
1885. After a number Of years in the
dairy business he engaged in the real
estate and home building business and
gSneral contracting business.
He is survived by a widow, one
daughter, Matilda Shelby, and two
sons, Norris Paul and julius c.
Mr.. Shelby played an important part
in tie development of the northern
part of the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
BANDIT MASKED

Two hold-up men robbed Virgil Har-
den, 1888 N. keystone Ave, of SIS
last night. They halted him at Hill
side Ave. and the Belt Railroad. A
masked man covered Harden with a
revolver while the other bandit
searched Harden's pockets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
WILL HOLD FUNERAL OF
LOUIS MORGAN AT 1870 P. M.
WeII-KnOWn Local Attorney Dies
at Home.

Funeral services for Louis Morgan.
Sc, who died at his home, 1928 n. New
Jersey St, yesterday, viii be held at
the home at 7:30 p. m. today. The
body viii be taken to CentervilIe,
where services Will be held at the
Christian Church ct 1870 p. m. Sun
day. Burial will be at Centerville.
Morgan had practiced law in Indi-
annapolis for many years, having come
to this city thirty years ago. He was
born in California. He was a gradu-
ate Of Butler College and Of the Yale
law school. He was a member of the
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity and Of the
Central Christian Church.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Retta
Morgan, and a brother, Joseph r.
Morgan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Plays Too Rough

Julia came in crying and told how
a neighbor boy had hit her with a
SNOWFALL and washed her face.
AS the family had just moved in,
mother did not wish any trouble, so
she tried to smooth things over by
saying: why, l think Tommy has
a real nice face; he doesn't look as
if he would hurt YOU"
"Oh, yes " sobbed Julia; his face Is
all right. but he's bad with his hands"
+. L. r.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

One day he came over while we were
baking cookies, and, as usual, ate
several
Finlly he said: "Have you broken !.
cookie or one out Of shape, as L would&
like to have Spots taste them
G. l.. S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
MARION LEGION COUNCIL
MAY SOON BE DISSOLVED
State Commander Suggests County
Advisory Body.

The Marion County council of the
American Legion probably will n-
solved as soon as it can pay its debts
amounting to approximately $4,000,
it was indicated today.
At a luncheon given by the Hilton
U. Brown Post for the county council
at the Hotel SEVERN last night. Perry
Faulkner, State commander, suggested
that an advisory body composed of
post commanders be formed in the
county but that this body have no ex-
ecutive authority or authority to con-
tract debts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
HURT BY AUTO

Miss Della Nichols. 723 n. Alabama
ST., was Slightly injured when she was
struck by an automobile driven by w
r. Hunter, 923 Lemcke building. The
accident occurred at Fit. Wayne Ave,
and Alabama ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
WOMAN ROBBED IN STORE

While shopping in a downtown store
yesterday Miss Jennie Heath, Gil w
Taylor St, KokomO, Ind, was robbed
of her purse, containing $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Carl Tucker. y, of 345 n. East
St, said he was going to take his
tree Ito little girl who lives in our
house"
she doesn't get a chance to go
any place" Carl said. Her mother
has a pain in her side all the time
and Frances has to stay at home
and take care of her. Guess I'll
help her decorate the tree. too"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Feed Me, Feed
Billy was fond Of his dogs Spots and
took him along wherever he went.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

time the other day and cried out: "Oh,
look, nam, look at the long wheel
base that dog has. J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Divining that his parent was about
to refuse, he hastily added: 1T needs
two men along, so If anything
should break we could fix it."-E. NJ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Give Him Nickel
BODY saw a dachsund for the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Beat Him to 1t
Conrad wanted to accompany his
father on a trip in the automobile,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-14

PRODAM fnensi peknou far
mu z vystavnostmi, hodici Sc
k dr1beznictvi, mlekareni, ze-
linarstvl a k obycejnemu far
mareni. Krasne, zdrave mi
sto We velke ceske osade v
ceskem sousedstvi. Dosti poll,
krasny les, dobra pramenita
voda, bllze velkeho mesta, do
bre cesty dobre trhy. V sta
tn, v nemz tato farma sc MALE
"a, je podnebi, kde Sc leci ka-
tar, revmatismus a pocatecni
souchotiny. Jsem star a pro-
to nemohu farmarit a prodam
"a vyhodnych podminek. Zde
Sc naskytuje dobry domov pro
pravou rodinu. Haste Sc v {.
$500 Mcbride Ave., Cleveland,
Ohio. 9-18
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PRODA Sc pultunovy kryty
truck "a $4,000; sici stroj
Singer, jako novy "a $500;
sifoner $500; buffet $500;
davenport $500; vysoka lam
pa k pianu $1,000; kulaty still
$500; Library stdl $1,000;
vysoky gramofon $500, kar-
petty, postele a RUNE jine veci,
vse velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v
c. 3343 Fulton Rd. 9-14
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ZVLASTNl LACE, ktera Sc
zridka vyskytne. Name v
prodeji moderne staveny dunn
O 6ti pokojich, dvema Lofty,
kazdy v rozmeru 40 pfi $50
strevicich, blize vych. 131. ul.
nedaleko spolkove sine J. A..
Komensky. Tento dim je sta
ven pred a roxy dobreho ma
terialu a dukladne prace. Mu-
81 byt widen, aby mohl byt po-
souzen. Blizsi Sc sdeli u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway
Ptejte 81 ma j. Migasek. Tel.
Broadway 26O5 - Union 821.
9-14
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$4,000 KOUPl krasny bunga-
10 o sesti pokojich, vse ma jed
nou poschodi, ,tvrde podlahy
finis, ulice dlazdena, plyn, elek
trika jine zarlzenf. Majetek
sc naleza ma vych. 102. ul. {.
3442. Blizsi sdeli mattel v {.
3425 E. 1O3. ul. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc dive zeny ma
cisteni ufadovny, stala prace,
dobry plat. Haste sc v Cleve-
land Window Cleaning Co.,
11O4 Prospect Ave., Room 218
9-15
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KOUPi Sc:

KOUPl Sc jedno neb dvouro-
dinny dunn ma vychodni strane,
bude-li cena mirna. Agent Sc
vylucuji. Zaslete nabidku pod
znackou "Koupi sc dIm" do
adm. "Sveta". 9-16
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PRONAJMOU Sc diva pokoje
pro jednoho neb diva pany. Je
tam voda, plyn elektrika.
Najem So mesicne. Haste Sc
v els. $500 Warren Ave.
9-15
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dGm

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
ma vych. 1870. ul., ulice dlazde-
ma a je treba $1,000 hotove =
ostatni ma splatky. Tez mann
v prodeji farmu o 120 akrech,
pekny dun, bank barn, 8 krav
3 kone, vsechna uroda. Vyme-
nj Sc "a mestsky majetek. Biz
81 sdely Thorn. Suchy, 2465 E.
SO. ul. Prime. 1916 w.
9-15
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc stor s bytem,
aneb bez bytu V els. 1886 E.
|131. ul. Haste Sc v els. 3744
|E. 131. ul. 9-l5
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$500 HOTOVE a ostatnf
die ujednani koupi ddm tri ro-
ky starry o 6ti pokojich ma W.
chodni 1877 ul. z Kinsman, vse
moderni zarizeno, tvrde podla
by a Finish, China Cabinet,
comb. fernes, ulice je 80 str.
siroka. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc
v elsie 1907 Kinsman Rd. Tel.
Broadway 835. 9-14
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dGm,
plyn, elektrika, garaz a jine
moderni zarizeni. Cena pouze
$500. Haste Sc v els. 40O6
Arnold CT. Vezmete Fulton
Ave. neb Scranton ave. karu.
9-15
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny ci-
hlovy, flastrovany ddm o sed-
mi svetnicich, koupelna, vse
moderne zarlzeno. Prime Sc
mensi obnos, ostatni ma mirne
splatky. Haste sc v {. HIT
Griffing ave. mezi vych. 116.
ul., Buckeye Rd. a Kinsman
Rd. =?
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I E N A
= ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. ]. L. Hrdina.

ma jeho nebyla privedla.
Zadival Sc ma ne, jak jim
vse chutna pax pohledel ma
svoji zenu, pohledu jeho tkve
la otazka:
"Sllbila jsi, az po veceri re
mi to povis. w jsem po vece-
ri.""
Usmala Sc a zavrtela hla-
YOU.
"Prosim te, seckej, az ty de-
tt Sc naveceri, az odejdou."
V koute vedle skrine stal ma
~ stromecek. TAX, jak jej v
lese ut'ali a prodali pro zabavu
- lidi. 4
"Rikal jsem ii, Fanusko, a.
bys 81 ustrojila stromecek."
"Zapomnela jsem. A pax -
stromecek je pro deti, ne pro
mas"
"Letos poprve bez stromec-
ku!" povidal 81 Linda.
Gale Pavlicku, kdyz chces,
"a chvili je stromecek okra-
slen." A..
V kuchyni ozvaly Sc hlasy.
Sluzka tam kymsi hovorila.
PAM Lindova, vstala a vysla
ven. Nejaka CHI zena tu, sta
renka. Pani Lindova hned il po
znala a zvala, ably sla do po-
koje. Nechtela a nechtela.
"Devcatka," povidala pani
Lindova pri vchodu do pokoje,
"babicka vase pro vas prisla.
Nemuze pry Sc vas dockati,
tax vam jde naproti. Ustrojte
Sc tedy, ia vam dam ma cestu
jeste nejakou koledu."
Zatim Linda vysel ven. Ne
znal tn starenku, nevid6l il nj
kdy. Jenom slysel cd tech deti,
re mali babicku, ktera poslu-
huje pand, a re mimo babic-
ku nemaji nikoho v Siren sv6-
te. Neco Sc tax povidalo. nez
pani Lindova naplnila pripra-
veny kosik.
"Chtela jsem S temi detmi
poslat nasi sluzku," omlouva-
la Sc, "ale kdyz jste pfisla sa-
ma, dovedete je domd. TAX
yam dekuji, deti, re jste Sc od-
hodlaly jiti Sc mnou, re jsme
, muzem mym dnes videli detske
oci, a tady jsem vam uchystala
jeste- nejaky darek a pamlsek
ma cestu. A kdyby ma vas ne.
kdy dolehla bida, nezapomente
ma cestu k man,
Babicka S detmi odeSla q
pani Lindova muzem sc vrat
la do pokoje. Byla pojednol
bleda, oci bez lesku a ruce 81
j chvely.
"Fanusko, tobe je nevolno." F"
"Jen tax chvilemi. To pre-
jde zas."
Bal Sc upomenouti zenu n;
zodpovedeni stare otazky. AL
: zacala sama.
"Pavlicku, Wis ci jsou ty de
ti?"
"Budu chvili hadat."
"Ani do priStiho vecera by
, neuhodl. Jsou to deti Melicha
: rovy."
3 'Ktereho Melichara?" pts
: Sc prekvapeny Linda, ac IN;
jen jedineho cloveka s tim jim
l mem.
Il "Jsou to deti Melicharov,
e. jenz byval pred tebou ucetnl1
Nv zavode meho otce a jenz p
q zdeji utekl S Klarkou."
"Coz Melichar je zenat?'
T. "Byl zenat."
J. "Ne, tax velke deti by jes
nemel. ale Melichar byl z
D. nat, nez pIisel k nam do zav
n du, Klarka to nevedela a ne
snad dosud, jako Melichar n
=; vi, ze je vdovcem."
Linda Sc Opel 0 zidli, slo;
~ ruce pres prsa a uprel oci s
la ma zenu.
Tia mu poved6la tn malou r
We hadku.
~ DS:.nla L., l. MI ,4o,,,, L,,nc
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PRODA Sc dGm jednorodin-
ny O 6ti svetniclch, koupelna,
garaz, dlazdena ulice, vse "a
Tizeno. Vezme sc lot ma splat-
ku. Da sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
sc elsie 8425 Rosewood Ave.,
z Warner Rd, GIG
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PRONAJME Sc pokoj pro
diva pany, zvlastni vchod, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Adressa Sc SIDE
Ii v adm. t. listu. GIG
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W sc serilo, kdyz pani Lin

OSlHl lCC. DcCI CluulChc, Ccuy
nezname, cele umrzle, jen tax
v lehouckych satech, udivene
sc divaly ma pani Lindovou,
kan je asi spovede.
PAM Lindova vesla s detmi
do kramu.
"Prihlasim Sc ohlasit, muzi,
re jsem doma."
Linda uvital zenu srdecne
prede vsemi hostmi, ale deti 81
valne nevsfmal. Domnival Sc,
re jdou neco nakupovat.
"Tyhle. dve holcicky jsem 81
privezla re hfbitova."
Linda Sc nahnul pres pult.
,"Znas je, Pavlicku?" ptala
Sc pani Lindova.
"Nemohu 81 vzpomenout."
"Tenkrat jsme je videli na
hrbitove, staly u hrobu sve ma
tky, podelil jsi je pencil -
"Tenkrat byly tri." :
'Dnes jsou len dive. Pozvala
jsem 81 je ma st6dry vecer, pc
veceri .je sluzka dovede k je-
jich babicce." n
"Dobre isl udelala, Fanus-
ko - ci jsou ty deti?"
''Povim ii, az tprijdes k We
ceri." ,si..
PAM Lindova odvedla dew
Catka do bytu a lide, co byli v
krame, hlavne zenske, nemo-
hly dosti vynachvaliti, jak do
brosrdecna je pani Lindova.
Nekteri to rikali uprimne, dru-
ri proto, ably Jim Linda vice
navazil.
Ami stedry den pry nenalezi
obchodnikovi - slychal Linda
cd sveho sefa, dokud byl v u
ceni - obchodnik pry nesmi
Sc tesiti, kdyz Sc test ostatni IL
de.
Linda 81 ma to dnes vZpomnel
a kdyz vecer ustal proud ma
vst6vniku, opakoval to hlasite
svym pomocnikum.
"To neni pravda, -" dodal,
"obchodnik je clovek jako ka-
zdy jiny, jen tim rozdilem, re
81 zaslouzi spise oddechu, nez
mnohy jiny."
A ac prislibil svym hochum,
re dnes Dude sc zavirati kram
V osm hodin, - bylo kratce
po sedme, kdyz Linda naridil,
ably Sc zavlralO.
Nemohl Sc dockat, jakou no
vinu mu zena pfivezla.
"Hosi," povidal svym po-
mocnikGm, zavazuje do objem
neho sacku strzene penize
"dnes to odpust'te me zene, ze
nemohla uchystati pro vas vece
ri. Vite, ze je vic churava, nez
zdrava. ia vsak vam opatri
vecefi We vedlejsi restauraci
Mate tam uchystany svuj stGl
co pride na stul, jidlo pi
ii, uz je predem zaplaceno. M
mo to - tady mate kaZdy svu
stedrovecerni darek, prijmet'
To tax uprimne, jako ia to da
vam. Uchystejte Sc, pfevlekn
te sc lepsi sat a jdete k vece
ri"
V pokoJi u stolu sedela par
Lindova, a plotl nj ODE devcat
ka. Tvaricky ubledle tepl
Jim nakynuly, zcervenaly, tai
ze Linda, kdyz vessel, zas
by jich byl nepoznal.
"Tak mi dite, pfece pove'
kde a jak jsi Sc mimi setk'
la?"
Deti bojacne, skoro prose-
ne uprely sve oci ma pani Lii
dovou.
"Az po veceri, Pavlicku :
vzdyt' ia tom mic neni."
A vstala odbehla do kucl
ne, ably sluzka hned nosila ]
still uchystanou veCefi.
Zadna zvlastni nadhera
veceri, jen kdyz 81 pri tom w
nina clovek, re je stedry dc
A dobrosrdecny clovek 81 w
meme, zdali snad nekde ma b
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PRONAJME Sc rohovy stor-

hodi Sc pro jakykoliv obchod,
tez Sc proda grocerni vaha, do
bre zachovala. Haste Sc po
seste hod. vecer, v els. 34O3
vychodni 40. ul. blize Brooad-
way.
q TX
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.

stst
Vypravag ainerickych studen
tn privitana byla %. cervence
ma Starom. radnici "a pfitomno
sti am. vyslance Einsteina, vysl.
Stepanka a rektora Karl. univ.
prof. dra Nemce lfad. misto-
preds. drem L. Vankem, jenz
cesky a anglicky projevil ra-
dost mad pfichodem hosti. Pc
mem ujal Sc slova vyslanec min.
Einstein,' jenz rekl mimo jine:
"Vasi ceskoslovensti pratele
jsou pravem hrdi ma svoje me-.
sto pfiznavam Sc, ze jsem tez
jeho krAsou pysny. Az prejde-
te Karldv most, vystoupite ma
hradcanskou vysinu a podivate
Sc jejf terasy ma ty zelene ba-
ne palace prazske, ucitfte, re
jste v jednom z. nejkrasnejsfch
NEST sv6ta porozumite opti-
mismu a sebeddvere tohoto no
veho statu, ktery Sc povznesl
jake fenix re sve starodavne mi
nulosti. Doufam, ze prohledne-
tie universitu a lepe ocenite ne
pretrzitost dejin Czech. Spatri-
te bullu podepsanou cisarem
Harlem, skoro pred sesti sty le-
ty, kdy navrativ sc Parize, "a
lozil universitu prazskou, KITE
ra nese jeho jmeno jest nej-
starsi v stredni Europe. A v je-
il knize rektorG shledate ma
bozne uchovany podpis Jana
Husi, jehoz pamatka jest dnes
jeste skvelejsi, nez kdyz zahy-
nul ma hranici pred peti sty le-
ty. Praha jest jedno nejvet-
sich stredisk universit ma svete
Nesmfrna touha po vzdelani,
jez vytlacila negramotnost z
Czech, stvorila zde ohromne sire
disko uceni, jez honosi Sc po-
ctem $4,000 studentd. Jest to
shromazdistem vychodu a "a
padu. Jest tn tradice minulosti
nadeje v budoucnost a jakO
my chovame ddveru v osudy A
meriky, tax verim, ze mdzeme
miti zisk z pozorovani toho, co
Sc deje v okoli posvecenem We
KY" Pc tomto proslovu promlu
vii vyslanec Stepanek, j. M.
rektor DIR. Nemec, pan Huntley
Dunre "a YMCA., DIR. Kozak,
pan Munk "a Svaz studentstva
a DIR. Maly "a Narodni radu ce-
skoslovenskou, nacez profile
dli 81 hoste staromestskou rad
nici.
Projevy slovenskych poslan-
cG v Pisku. Ma nedelni mani
jfestaci zemedelskeho idu V
Pisku pravil poslanec DIR. Hod-
ia: Mluvim-li> S balkonu pl-
|secke radnice, nemohu zapo-
|menouti velebneho starce, KITE
'iry dli We zdech vaseho mesta ::
v dobach, kdy jsme Sc my, Slo-
lvaci a Cesi, temer ami neznali,
WAS Adolf Heyduk budil jiz ce-
skoslovenske narodnl vedoml
: pripravoval vzajemnost &C.
skoslovenskou. Proto mu zde
plati nase cestna vzpomlnka'
Poslanec rolnik Branecky pra-
vii: Jsem st'asten, re mann
. dnes po prve pfilezitost po-
zdraviti jihocesky lid Jmenem
lidu slovenskeho. Jsme nynl
, svobodni v Cechach j ma Slo'
vensku narodne i politicky, ale
nase politicka svoboda ma sve
stinv. Pred lety byvala kaZ
d da yes jako jedna rodina, dine.
vsak jsme tax prepolitisovanl
u ze nejen vesnice, ale / rodlnA
jsou rozestvany v parlamen
. t6 name % strany. n Jakyn
oIkoncnm mas dovede tato poll
!. tika? Je cas-, abychom o ton
;. uvazovali poeali Ease sluco
- vat. - Poslanec dr.. Blanc pra
y vii. Zdravim vas vsechny 2
, Isrdce jmenem Slovenska. u]l
- st'uji vas. ze krev ceskych nc
u ohH prol;t6 na iphO niVach Z
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