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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-13
PAMATUJTE. MA BAZAAR We
PROSPECT NASICH SKOL.

Patronat Ceske Ned. Svob.
skoly a detskych besidek ma
Broadway dovoluje 81 oznamiti
ctene verejnosti, ze rozhodl Sc
usporadati v Ces. Mar. SIM Ba-
zar We prospech skoly dne 18.
a 10. listopadu r. 1922.
Mali Sc tento podnik, jehoz
'vynos venovan bude ucelu tax
lvyznamnemu, setkati plnym
zdarem, je nevyhnutelno, ably
Sc mu dostalo nejsirsi podpory
ceske verejnosti.
Ia tim ucelem volame k
Yam, CO osvedcenym prizniv-
cum ceske skoly a zadame by
ste nam teto nutne podpory
neodepreli.
Ctenym spolkam byly roze-
slany sberaci listing, Sc zadost-
mi o sebe menSi podporu fl
nancni aneb take darky budou
vltany. Dale dovolujeme 81
oznamiti ctenym panum OBJ
chodnikum, re bude vyslan w.
I, Dor sc sberacimi listinami a
ktery soucasne pozada o men,
81 darky. Doufame, re nam
vstfic vyjdete tax pomlzete
nasi skole, ktera nutne potre-
buje rychle pomoci.
Pamatujte, drazi pratele, re
co pro skolu ceskou nase spoil
ky ucini, pro sebe same cini.
Zmenene pomery Y teto zemi
vyzaduji ma mas, abychom sv6
skolstvi co MONA zdokonalili
nebot' ceska skola, tot jediny
reservni fond naseho zivota
spolkoveho.
Financni Diary zasilejte ma
adresu tajemnika. Darky vec-
ne ma adresu pani Chmelikove
1905 Gar ave.
V doufani, re nevyzni nase
zadost ma prazdno a re vSich-
nj podate nam pomocne ruky
iv zalezitosti tax dulezite, zu-
stavame VaSi Ia Petronat Ces,
T Ned. Svob. Skoly a detske Be-
sidky na Broadway
Josef Skalak, pfedseda,
Josef Zronek, tajemnlk,
4213 Broadway
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PRODA Sc tri-kusovy daven-
port set $55.; mahoganovy set
do loznice $40; zelezne postele
barry bile, hnede, mahagon a
ivory, move IL druhe ruky,
matrace a pera jen move, kula-
te stoly a zidle do jidelny, buff
fet, library stolky, pekny par
lor set, houpaky, china kabi-
net, detsky kocarek, kuchyn-
ska kamna, vyhrevni kamna a
jine veci. Haste sc v {. 4313
Clark Ave. 1O-16
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rysech zachytit.
Parry srpnovy den, vedro Il
morne. Vsecka okna vlaku do
koran, ably sem z venci zalehl
vetrik. Byl to vetrik, ale horky,
jako TN vzduch venku. V po-
Itch pracovali lide polo vysvle-
ceni.
Kdyz zaburacel vlak ma bliz
ku, vzpfimili Sc Cd prace, ohle
dli Sc, utirali zapocena celia.
"Tem tam je lepe co jedou
We vlaku," myslili 81.
"Tam v tech polich prece je
lepe nez nam zde pod nfzkou
rozpalenou strechou vozu," 20
vldali 81 lide We vlaku.
U jednoho okna sedeli proti
sobe Linda Sc svoji zenou.
Tu a tam cestOu povedel a
vysvetlil, jak sc jmenuje to a
ono mesto, kan vede ia neb O.
ma pobocni trat'', kolikrat uz
tudy jel a vselicos.
Ale cd Lomnice ku Treboni
staval Sc hovornejsim.
"Tady mas, Fanusko, mdj 70
dny kraj. Tady znam kazdou
visku, kazdou samotu, kazdy
potok. Vse fu tax jak byvalo "a
mych mladych let. Vidis tam tu
vesnicku? Tam jsem sc narodil.
Domeeek v levo ma kraji vsi S
tim vysokym bilym stitem BY
val mas. A tam "a lesem jak Wy
hlizi cervena stihla vez - tam
je mas hostel, kolem kostela
hfbitdvek tam vedle sebe dri-
| mou moji start rodice. BUD vam
tam pokoj vecny. Tu v pravo
je viska Luznice, kolem visky
tece reka Luznice, ktera vybi-
ha Rozmberka. Vidis tam dial
! tn dlouhou radu stromu? To
jsou duby ma hrazi rozmber-
ske a mezi temi duby nekonec
ma modrava plocha jako kus
oblohy to je rybnik Rom
hberk. Vsta1, abys mohla lepe
to vodstvo prehlednout. Ctyri
pine hodiny potrebuje clovek,
nez Rozmberk rybnlk obejde.
A tady Ma druhe strane ma po-
kraji lucin a rybniku vezata
Trebon. Tady jsem Sc ucil ku.
pectvi. A nyni rovina pobehne
pred nami dal, ale vlak vjede
do lesu, rozhled volny Sc sevfe
jen obcas zahlednes visku v le
sich Zarostlou nebo stanicni bu
dovu Obemknutou borovicem
vysokymi al vlak stane, ul
! budeme ma CHI pude."
"Kde to bude?"
ave Cmuntu."
! "Mame pax ieste daleko dc
| Vidne?"
"Jako z Prahy sem. Budem'
ma polovine cesty."
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
treb, tabakem a doutniky. Ty-
dni prijem kol $450.00. Naleza
Sc u velke skoly a musi byt pro-
dan k urovnani spolecnikd v
obchode. Haste sc v {. 1907
Miles Ave. 10-14
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$500 HOTOVE a

$500 HOTOVE a ostatni ma
mlrne splatky koupi vam dvou-
rodinny dun ma Guy Ave. bill
re vych. 55. ul. Broadway.
Je tam 6 pokojd, velka letni
kuc'hyn, ban, ulice dlazd6na,
cena $1,000. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway
Ptejte sc ma J. NJ. Mlckovsky.
10-13
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb, blize dvou velkych skol.
Da sc "a $500. Haste Sc els.
1908 st. Clair ave. Vezmete
Nottingham karu. V tomto
obchode sc trzi tydne pres
$500. 1O-21
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ODJfzDlM z MESTA a proto

~0SAADAAVA - AvAAS0 - ~ WV
jsem nucen obetovati >mlj ma
jetek velikou ztratou. Jest
to nejvetsi a nejpeknejsl dunn
ma vych. 40. ul. pri Broadway.
Dole je Z svetnic koupelnou,
nahore 8 svetnic koupelnou,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
nes, skopky ma pradlo, elektri-
ka a plyn. Vyborne mlsto pro
stravniky neb velke rodiny. -
Dolejsi byt je X nastehovani.
Ojedinela lace $7400. O dal-
81 sc obrat'te ma The Atlas FL
nance Co. 5454 Broadway a
ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stukbauera.
1913
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PRODA Sc dobre zafizeny
grocernf obchod, kde je trzba
pouze "a hotove, dobre misto
pro Cecha neb Slovaka. Mech
te adresu v adm. t. listu.
1913
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre Sc vyplacejici, bli-
re vych. SIS. ul. a Broadway.
Bude-li rychle prodan, da Sc
"a $3.50. - The Atlas Finan-
ce Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte
sc ma Jos. Mlckovskyho.
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MATTEL JE MA FARME.

MATTEL JE MA FARME a
musi prodati dvourodinny dum
ma Dolloff ul. Je 6ti poko-
jich koupelnou dole a peti
pokojich nahofe. Vsechno "a
rizeno, jake elektrika, skopky
ma pradlo, atd. Zada Sc hoto-
We $500, ostatni die ujedna-
nj. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Smetana,
5O23 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 l.. 1O-16
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
o A pokojich nahore a ctyr po-
kojfch dole, blize Trent a Full
ton Rd. Cena $1,000; hotove
500. Zavolejte Hemlock 1857
10-14
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PRODA Sc majetek, lot je Is
pri 343 strevicich; jsou tam
tri budovy, v jedne jsou tri
story bytem, kazdy 5ti po-
kojich, vytapeni horkou vo-
dou, dale dunn 5ti svetnicich
a dvourodinny dunn, pro kaz-
dou rodinu 4 svetnicich a je
tam 6 garazi. Naleza Sc ma
Kinsman Rd. Vezme Sc co
.splatka jednorodinny dim, a.
neb hetove. $4,000, a ostatni
ma lehke splatky. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v els. 1881 E. las. ul. a.
neb v els. 14329 Kinsman Rd.
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PRODA Sc dunn S dvema Sto-
ry 8 pokoji ma zapadni stra-
ne, ulice dlazdena. Cena $3.50
= mensi castku hotove, ostat-
nj ma lehke splatky. Haste Sc
v els. 14717. Kinsman Rd, 3?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb bllze velke skoly, naleza
Sc v els. 1888 Addison Rd.;
tydenni prijem kol $500, ma
jem $25 mesicne. BlizSi sdeli
sc v els. 1921 E. 55th st. po 5.
hod. vecer. 1870
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, dobre obchodni misto
ma zive ulici, pricina prodeje je
nemoc. Nechte adressu Vasi v
adm. t. listu pod znackou "Z".
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PRONAJME Sc mensi byt s e.
le'ktrikou a plynem. Haste Sc
V els. 46H Barkwill Ave.
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DOMEK v CORLETT O peti
pokojich "a $1,000. Pospeste
81, toto je lace. Blizsi sdeli JOS.
Kflzek, 1870 Durkee Ave. z
vych. 131. ul., vezmete Union
karu. 1O-16
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PRODA Sc pekny lot 70 pri
633 str. ma Miles Ave. blize
Lee Rd. Haste sc u Jam. Bous
4289 E. 134. st. Tel. Broadway
1886 w. 1O-14
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/ E N A
= ROMAN
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

Ia chvili Sc vratll a prlcha-
zejlci zakaznici nedovolili mu
ably Sc obiral nekym jinym nez
jimi.
Bylo jest6 dosti jasno v kra-
me, re zasnezenych ulic a
strech odrazelo sc sem svetlo
velikymi okny zasklenymi
dvefmi, ale Linda rekl Tonlko-
vi, aby jen rozsvitil v krame i
We vykladech.
A hned to tn vyhlizelo vse
veseleji a "a svetlem tahli sc Ii
de jako vecerni motyli.
Kdyz Sc setmelo, vysel Lin
da postrannimi dvermi ven do
prujezdu, ma ulici, a z dali po-
zoroval, iak Sc vyjimajl vykla
dy jeho zbozi, jez dnes dopoled
ne priruci upravovali. Vse vku
sne a lakave.
Linda Sc priblizil k tisnicim
sc tn davum, ably nepozorovan
vyslechl usudek O SVEN zbozi.
"Tak to ma byti," oval Sc
jakysi obstarly pan. v elegant
MIN kozichu vedle Lindy, "v
tom vezi obchodni duch, pochlu
bitse zbozim, ponevadz elm Sc
chlubime, to must byt pekne.
Otevfiti tajemstvi kramu doko
ran, ne Sc v krame ubednit a u
kazovat jen bedny a napecho-
vane pytle. Kdo ma vedeti, co
je v Mich. Takhle to ma byti.
Ukazat lidem vse, co chteji vi
det, vyloziti pred mimi to, nae
by 81 nikdy nevzpomneli. Clo-
vek je divny tvor. Nekoupi nj
echo, echo nevidi, o Gem nevi.
A co lide vidi v kramech, po-
vazuji "a sve a jdou 81 to kou-
pit drive nez to koupi jiny.
Jen smele divat Sc do sveta a
neschovavat Sc pred lidmi,
kdyz chceme, ably lide k nam
chodili." i"
Lindovi bylo horko. Domni-
val Sc, re ten neznamy jej tn
poznal, proto re tolik tchyaly.
Ale starry pan ut'al hovor, ne
chal Lindu stat, jako ostatnl co
tn okukovali a vessel do kramu.
Linda Sc ztratil do prujezdu
a vstoupil do kramu, az kdyz
ten neznamy chvalozpevec wy
chazel re dverl.
"Takhle sc mlti jako ten! -
prohodila starsi matrona "a od
chazejicim.
"Musila byste drive take to-
lik prestati jako on!' rekla je-
il sousedka.
"To kazdy nedovede."
"KdO bvl ten starry PAM" Ze
ptal Sc Linda.
"Jisty Borek. Ma v Praze ne
kolik domu. OvSem re vzdycky
nemel ty domy. Byl vyucen u.
zenarstvi a kdyz zacal obchodC
vat, nosil vSecko sve zbOzl, ce
~ majetek V naruci. Pracoval
Setril, n6jaky nezdar necha
byt nezdarem, dal 81 podruht
lepe pozor, najal 81 kramecek
pax kram, zaridil vlastni dill
nu, kdyz sc vzmohl, koupi
dunn, aby sc nemusil stehOva
a prevadet kupce, a dnes m;
tolik, re nemusi obchodovat. 4
lie co ma, to 81 ziskal vlastnin
pricinenlm. To ovsem kazd,
nedovede."
Linda tax snadnO neveri
tfeba niceho nenamital, ale by
pevne presvedcen, co doved
ieden, re pri vytrvalosti a pi
dovede i druhy. A obrazek sts
reho pana pevne 81 vryl ps
met a ulozil k dokladum, jich
chtel sc casem dovolati pri d;
slch snahach syych.
XIV.
Jako sipka letel vlak Cd "
sell k Lomnici, ku Tfeboni
dale Czech ven.
Daleka a rozsahla tn rovin
+ro+' ;okoby h61o1o M ohro
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PRODA Sc krasny davenport
S27; sici stroj Singer $40: buf
fet $40; chiffonier $12; side
board S11; sest zidli kozeny-
mi sedadly Sis; gramofon So;
karpety a RUNE jine veci. Tez
veSkerou dovazku a stehovanl
,obstara rychle a LEVINE James
Jestrab, 3343 Fulton Rd.
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PRIME Sc maSinarka ma de-
lani kapes ma muzske kabaty.
Haste Sc u JOS. Soulka, 1850
E. SO. St. 1O-16
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 4 poko-
jich, koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
fernes. Haste sc v els. 3679
E. 1O8 st. z Union. 10-16
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VELKA LACE v CORLETT.

Krasny dvourodinny dum, kde
je vse zavedeno. Cena $65O0.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. KT1zek, 1870
Durkee Ave. z vych. 131. ul.
Vezmete Union karu. 1915
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< NASTEHOVANi DUN O

pokojich S koupelnou, elektrl-
ka, voda, je move obarveny a
V uplnem poradku, naleza Sc
nedaleko Broadway vych.
So. kary. Velka lace, pouze
$45O0. Haste Sc u Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway. =.
Pte.jte Sc ma Rob. Kohouta.
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Florian Ave.
blize West Boulevardu. Blizsi
sdeli P. Neuzil, OILS Denison
Ave. 1O-14
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Sc dunn peti poko-

PRODA Sc dunn o peti poko-
jich ma Miles Ave-, velky lot,
20 ovocnych stromu, ban, sle-
picnik, sklep pod celym do
mem, velka puda. Cena $4,000
hotove $500 a ostatni ma me-
sicni splatky $500 aneb sc
vezme lot co splatka. Dale
dvourodinny dunn o 5ti poko-
jich, koupelna, fernes. Cena
$500. Haste sc u +. j. Pic
man, 1904 Miles Ave. 10-14
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DR. o B N E
OZN A M K Y.

MLADA DfVKA hleda byt Sc
stravou u ceske rodiny. Nechte
adresu v admin. t. listu pod
znackou "Hleda byt". 10-14
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DOVAZKY, stehovani a
podobne prace vyrizuje Jan
Vanek, 4379 Martin Ave.
Budete-li potrebovati mych
sluzeb, obrat'te Sc ma mne s
dIverou. 1O-17
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PROOA Sc nova postel zelez-
ma, pera, matrace a vytapeci
kamna ma mekke uhli. Haste
Sc els. 1O813 Elliott Ave.f+Ve-
zmete Union karu. 1913
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Jako Sipka letel vlak Cd ve-
sell k Lomnici, ku Tfeboni a
dale z Czech ven.
Daleka rozsahla tn rovina,
trait jakoby bezela po obrov-
skem stole, nikde nejmenSi W.
vyseniny pudy, rychlik tudy u
biha zavratnou rychlosti, jako
by Sc odkudsi fltil.
Tu rybnik, tn vesnicka, Ease
kus lesa, roZlehla, jalovcem a
vresem porostla pastvina. vse
| mizi jako ptaci V letu. a osamo-
Gene chalupy pri trait "jedno-
Evening star., 1922-07-13
+PUSARE-ERECT|0N
! OF LINCOLN STATUE
Plans Going Forward at
SherriH's Office-New Ped
estal to Be Built.

Plans for the re-erection OF the
statue OF Abraham Lincoln in front
of the courthouse. on approximately
the original site from which 1t was
removed when the courthouse build
ing was remodeled several years ago.
are being pushed by the Office Of pub
lie buildings and grounds. it was an
nounced today by Col. Clarence o.
Sheriff., officer in charge.
Negotiations are under way with
an architect for designing a suitable
new pedestal on which to place the
statue, he said. The new pedestal
ard foundation will be in harmony
with the figure and with the sur
roundings, it was stated.
Some Delay Caused.
Some delay in carrying out the
spect was caused by the absence from
ofloee of Col. Sheriff. during the past
week, when the officer was recuper-
ating from the effects of throat
operation. With his return to duty
today he asserted it was his intention
to expedite this matter as much as
possible.
The joint resolution providing for
the setting up of the figure once more
opposite John Marshall place. was
approved June 21. The officer in
charge of public buildings and
grounds was directed to expend not
over $4,000. appropriated from the
United States Treasury. in the work.
The statue was removed from Its
high perch in front OF the courthouse
because it was thought that 1t did
not harmonize with the building as
extensively remodeled under the
supervision of Elliott Woods. archi-
tect Of the Capitol. The figure stood
on tall pedestal, which. was made
to appear unusually high. when the
level of the street and pavement was
base.
Evening star., 1922-07-13

Electric gates for bee hives. which
will register the number OF arrivals
and departures on the part OF the
bees have been invented by a United
States government official
Evening star., 1922-07-13
LAND OFFICE DIVISIONS
IN CURRENT CONDITION
Only Two Units Behind in Work,
According to Report to
Secretary Fall.

For the first time in several years
most Of the divisions of the general
land Office have their work in a prac-
tically current condition, according to
| a report submitted by the commits
sioner OF the general land Office to
Sec1 etary Of the Interior Fall today.
One or two divisions are slightly be-
work over current work Is being rap
idly cleared up, SO that all divisions
are expected to be current within
short time. The general land office,
in common with at least two other
bureaus of the interior Department.
getting rid of piled-up work within
the past year, and the latest report
today shows a gain in completed work
of the Office.
The patent Office and pension Office
are rapidly clearing up cases which
fees for the past few years, until now
they are declared to be at the peaks
Of their efficiency. notwithstanding
that applications for patents are COM
ing to, the patent office in steadily in
creasing numbers.
The general land Office head report
ed to Secretary Fall that the number
of complaints and inquiries to the Of
fee has been reduced by more than SO
per cent within the last six months,
thereby releasing number of clerks
for other work. In June 131.705 acres
were approved to states under their
grants, as against 1902 in May, and
66f,594 acres were approved to rail-
road companies against 59,351 acres
in May.
Increased efficiency in the bureaus
of the Interior Department is declared
by officials to be due to Secretary
Falls desire to clean up all the work
remaining from the previous admin
lstration and to keep the work of the
department in a current condition. In
this he is declared to have been aided
to the fullest possible extent by the
employees.
Evening star., 1922-07-13
LEAVES BODY TO M. DIS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-Arthur
Allison of Chicago. who died in a
hospital here as the result of a self
inflicted gunshot wound. left behind
a note asking that his body be used
in surgical laboratory work. He stipu-
lated that only young and inexperi-
enced doctors or students should
make use of it. The man, who was
tered at a hotel here a week ago, at
which time he made his attempt at
suicide.
Evening star., 1922-07-13

photograph. Chartered street cars con-
veyed the excursionists to the wharf.
The trip was featured by dancing and
q number OF sidelights were put on by
q few dramatic members o. the party.
The proceeds Of the affair. which was
reported ~ having been hnancia! sue
cess. will 90 into the treasury Of the
Mutual Benefit Association Of the store,
en- organization conducted by and for
the members of the store family.
The committee In charge Of the en-
tertainment consisted Of Mrs. Luckett,
Mrs. Seymour. Mrs. johnson, Dan Nc
Carthy and Sylvan King.
Evening star., 1922-07-13

wheeler. An advance Of $4,000 70 to
be deducted from the share Of the
SON Stephen, and premises 21a A street
southeast. and the. household effects
are to constitute part of the share to
the son Wythe, The American Be.
curity and Trust Company Is named
as executor.
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EXPLORERS ON WAY BACK:

LONDON. July 1.-THE mystery o.
the silence Of Brig. Gen. CHARTS {.
Bruce and the other members Of the
Mount Everest party has been cleared
by the receipt Of letter. according
Daily News. saying that all were re-
Vurnink and were in fairly good
health. Notwithstanding considerable
hardships
They had been held up by flooded
rivers in Thibet.
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CHURCH PLANS BOAT RIDE
Excursion Expected to Pay or Cos
mopolitan Baptist Debt.

For the benefit of the get-work drive
Of America. and to pay off the overdue
mortgage on the Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church, a forty-mile moonlight excur-
sion on the steamer z. Madison Hall
will be given next Thursday night.
James Ottoway Holmes, owner Of the
boat, has donated the vessel for the
occasion. -
Rev Simon P w. Drew, pastor Of
the church, calls on all members and
friends OF the church to buy at least
one Of the $4,000 tickets that have been
issued for the excursion. The commit
tee Of arrangements consists Of Van A.
Ray. chairman; Joseph c. Bell. Robert
Taylor, Walker Carr, william Griggs.
Irwin Lou'ax. Oscar c. Nails, Andrew
Morton, Richard Hill. John johnson,
William Gordon, George Saunders. Os-
car Kemp and Raymond Mason.
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HEIRS IN EQUAL SHARES.
Win Of Elizabeth Denby Leaves
Main Estate to, Children.

Tbs viii OF Elizabeth B. DENLY.
dated June .. 1874. has been nled for
probate.
She leaves, $500 to a-niece. Cora B.
Key. and directs that sthe remaining
estate be distributed in equal shares
to her three children. Stephen F.
Denby. Wythe B. Denby and Laura D.
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KINGS PALACE OUTING.
Store Employees Have Delightful
Moonlight Sail on Potomac.

The Kings Palace Crowd. consisting
Of employees and their guests. held their
annual mqPnlixht excursion down the
Potomac river last night. -"
After tbs store closed for the day the
voyasers assembled on the Sth street
side Of the building and posed for a
Evening star., 1922-07-13

I, To help working women get their
rights under the workrhen's compen-
sation act a compensation service de.
partment has been established by the
Women's Trade Union League Of New
York. ,.
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The United States lighthouse serv-
ice maintains lights and other aids
to navigation along 46,S3s miles Of
coast line and river channels, a length
equal to nearly twice the circumfer-
ence of the earth.
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WARD NOT NORMAL,
BROTHER TEST|F|ES
Wife Denies Story Written
Eby Vanderbilt, Jr., That He
: Left Jail for Night.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Z NEW YORK. July 6.-Walter S.
Ward, wealthy bakers son, charged
with the murder of Clarence Peters.
was not normal before the killing. ac-
eording to the testimony of his brother,
Ralph D. Ward. before the WestcheSter
county grand jury. made public today.
The minutes of the grand jury were
turned over to Wards lawyers by court
order recently or-S the protest of Dis
trict Attorney Weeks. When asked by
the jury if his brother was in good
health. Ralph Na'd replied. according
to the testimony:
no. don't think he was: at least.
he wasn't normal
= Mrs Ward. wife of the accused. whose
testimony also was made public. threw
light on a newspaper story written by
Cornelius Vanderbilt, 1r.. to the effect
that Ward, after being lodged in Jail.
had visited his home one night before
being released on bail. In denying the
story. she told the jury that the Young
millionaire reporter had tried TO inter :
view her on a sympathy plea. she said
Vanderbilt sent in his card. asking II
he could see her because she was IN
great sympathy with me-. She said
Vanderbilt was very lnsistent upon see
iag her, but she positively declined TO
see him.
BeforA TIE grand jury was discharged
1t handed up Il preseniment denying
Nanderblts story.
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ChiLdren's Dresses. $3.50

and pastel shades. quaint sash and rufne
trimmed. 2 to 9 years. Friday only. $26s.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1922-07-06
KENYON ASSAlLS MOVE
TO END PRIMARY PLAN
Declares Brookhart to Get Biggest
Majority Ever Received in
Iowa Elections.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 6.-Pro-
EreSSiveS of the country were eau
toned a against the movement to end
The primary system" in a letter writ
ten by Judge William S. Kenyon of
the United States circuit court Of ap-
peals to Smith W. Brookhart. repub-
lican candidate for United States
senator made public here today.
There is Il movement all over the
country to end the primary. Judge
Kenyon states. THE progreSSiveS
better awaken TO that movement, the
former United States senator wrote.
adding. You are going to see the
propaganda worked to a finish now in
this state. OF course, the primary is
an exceedingly dangerous institution
TO those interests who want to con-
troll the government for their own
special purpose.
Your nomination. Judge Kenyon
continued to Col. Brookhart. certain
ly shook the old crowd to their very
foundations. l am more than ever
pleased now that ] have resigned
from the Senate. as it gave a chance
for the people to express themselves,
and they certainly have done So My
judgment is you are going to have
the largest majority any man ever
received in this state
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Pillows, Friday, $2.35

1000 high grade cretonne pill
lows in round, square, oblong and
novelty shapes. Most of them are
sample pillows. Friday only. Sz3S
each.-Second Floor.