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Evening star., 1922-05-28
BIG Noses on Men Who Lead

TT is traditional that great men
have big noses. Napoleon, it is
said, used to pick his generals by
their noses. To ascertain if a big
nose is really an indication of supe-
rior mental powers Prof. Frederick
Adams Woods of the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology has for twen-
'ty years been collecting portraits of
men who have in some way or other
distinguished themselves and study
ing their physiognomy. The results
of his Investigations he now pub
fishes in the Journal of Heredity.
Prof. Woods began with a collection
of the portraits of the worlds great
est astronomers. OF these he found
that thirty-four had large or long
noses. seventeen had average and five
had short noses. To check his own
opinion as to the relative size of the
noses shown in the photographs he
submitted them to an associate, whose
judgment was that there were thirty
one large noses. twenty-five average
and three short noses.
X X xx
NEXT he took the portraits of
~ twenty-five famous orators of
England. from which he found six
teen with large or long noses. five
with average and only one small.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Second Command Of Nation and Presiding Officer Of Senate Has Made His
Real Man-s JPoesses Rare Power Of Analysis and Quick
Office Human Qualities Kindly
Toward Ohe-Shous Greatest Answering
and Numerous Dele

Harding's assistant as sort of court
Of last resort.
The minutes pass and the pile grows
smaller. From the dictator's reply.
you realise that Calvin Coolidge has
been a close student Of world affairs.
man who not only has read ex-
Evening star., 1922-05-28
BY JAMES A BUCHANAN.

\ A GREAT majority of the citizens
: ~ of the United States long re-
~ garded the Office Of Vice Presi-
dent as one which called for
little effort on the part Of the second
ranking officer of the government.
This opinion has been brought about
bv two causes. one being the humorist
who. a number of years ago, finding
the nlother-in-law joke growing stale.
seized upon the office of the Vice
President as a medium for the exer-
else of alleged wit. The other cause
rested largely in some of the Vice
Presidents themselves, who either
lacked initiative or energy or failed
to comprehend the real Importance of
the Office.
x y **
THE incumbent of the Office, CAL
win Coolidge, has.n only brought
the position to a point where 1t
Is recognized as being the second
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uERE again Mr.. Coolidge showed
an intimate knowledge, not only
of this fiesta. but also of general
conditions on the Pacific coast. but
even this extremely alluring invita-
ton was declined because. as he ex-
pressed it. it was his duty to remain
in Washington as long as he was
needed. His memory is truly mar
velous. and. as one of. the Oregon
visitors remarked, Mr.. Coolidge knew
more about general conditions On the
coast than they did themselves.
There were also. during this hour.
numerous friends who dropped in to
pay their respects or make some
request about this or that matter.
1t was again time for him to take
Evening star., 1922-05-28

WORK has been Calvin Coolidge's
portion through life. AS a youth
he worked on his fathers. farm and
each successive position he has held
has found him earnestly endeavoring
to give all that the Office demanded.
Once or twice. when the Senate was
not in session, he has gone to base
ball game or played golf, although
the writer understands that the lat
ter game is but an occasional pastime
Evening star., 1922-05-28

his place as presiding officer. and in
this connection the writer desires to
explain the matter of voting by the
Vice President Under the law, the
Vice President can vote in case of a
tie. This prerogative he exercises
only when he desires that 4 motion
carry. If his opinion is against a
pending motion he does not vote, be-
cause IL tie ensues and he fails to
vote in the affirmative the measure
is necessarily lost. Hence, when the
Vice President votes to decide a tie
it is in the affirmative. that the meas
ure may carry.
Two or three hours passed and the
Senate adjourned. The Vice Presi-
dent returned to his Office to look
over any mail that had come in since
morning. With the disposition of
this. he returned to the hotel to pre-
pare for dinner, as he and Mrs. Cool
idge were to be the guests of honor
at dinner that evening.
The Coolidges generally return from
dinners about 10 O'Clock and retire
rather early, as each day is filled to
thes brim with work
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Senator Calder of New York. who
presented two gentlemen represent
ing the friends of Armenia. They de-
sired Mr.. Coolidge to go to New York
and address meeting which was to
be held for the raising Of funds for
the suffering Armenians. Lack of
time necessitated his declining, but
he did It in a manner which was gra-
ciousness itself. He also disclosed
the fact that he was very well in
formed as to the Armenian situation.
and mentioned the names Of several
persons who were aiding the cause.
Hardly had the senator and his con-
stituents departed when Senator Nc
Nary of Oregon brought in two gen.
tlemen who bore a message from the
chamber of commerce at Portland,
Ore, with request that the Vice
President go to Oregon during the
famous rose festival
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VYSTEHOVALECTVf A PRI.
STEHOVALECTVf.

(F.LI.S.) We statu Nevade
zakon zakazujfci zamestnani
cizincu statnimi uredniky, a
neb kontraktory byl zmenen v
ten smysl, ze i ii, kdoz 81 w.
zdvihli prvni obcansky list,
jsou vylouceni 2 opravnenf ma
zamestnani, avsak osoby, ktere
byly cestne propuSteny z vojen
ske sluzby americke, nemuseji
nit obcanstvi Sp. Statu a ma-
j prednost. Kdyz vyslouzilec a.
mericky Sc prihlasi praci, mu
81 byt kazdy cizinec propulsion
ma misto neho jest zamest-
nan vyslouzilec dotycny. Kdyby
kontraktor tax neucinil, tedy
kontrakt jeho propada stava
sc neplatnym.
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kROCANJ VYDAJt DOBRY
UzITEk.

(F.L.IS.) V Oklahoma KITE
rasi zena vyziskala "a dive Sc
zony $1.525 z krocanu, ackoliv
mela znacne skody nasledkem
vichrice, ktera j usmrtila so
mladych krocanu. Kdyz zacala
krocany pestit, byla il dana ra-
da, ably 81 vybirala jen dobre
krocany a nikoliv jakekoliv sma
hem. Rada il byla dana znalci
Agrikulturniho Department..
Zacala puvodne $ 10 slepicemi
a jednim kohoutem a 2 tech
dostala 1872 mladych, nichz
ztratila, jak uvedeno, so kusu.
Pres to vsak prodala ostatni "a
5000. V posledni sezone mela
.jich las, ale zbylo Mich jen
81 a pozdeji Sc zjistilo, re vlast
ne vsechny ostatni byly utrace
ny veprem, jenz pfi kazde pri-
lezitosti sc ma krocani drubez
vrhal a zmocnil Sc nektereho
krucana shltal. Techto 81 pro
dala zminena zena po S12. Te-
dy dohromady S1.525 Ia dve
sezony. V jinem pripade v
Greer County vypestoval far
mar 21O krocanu, strzil "a ne
$2.41S.90 a k tomu IL tuctu
vajec cd 226 raznych kroea.
MI.
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Hleda SO dedicka milionl,-

V belehradskych zahreb-
skych listech je otisknuto pro-
volani americkeho advakata
Radocka, kterym Sc hleda Raz.
Kleinova, dedicka 25 milo
nj dollaru a byla ia svetove
valky osetfovatelkou nemoc-
nych ma srbskych frontach. Ma
jejl vypatrani je vypsana od-
mena 10000 dollaru.
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IS AkRU VELKA EARMA-

% ANNO> Vk1hA EA1<MA-
idealni misto ma dlazdene ceste
Is mil cd stredu mesta Cleve-
landu; dunn o 6ti svetnicich,
velka stodola ajine budovy, II
dojnic, B telata, 2 kone, sle-
pice, farmarske riafadi, ovocne
stromy, dobra voda. Tento
majetek zdvojnasobi v kratke
dobe svoji cenu. Kdo toto mi
sto koupi nebude skiaman, ne
bot tato farma je velrni lacina.
Proc kupovat 30 az 40 mil da-
leko, kdyz mhzete koupit blize
svych znarnych, kde vse, zpe-
nezite pfi male ztrate casu, ne
bot cas- jsou pro vas penize.
Muzete koupit bud "a hotove
aneb "a vyhodnych podminsk,
po pripade Sc vymeni "a dobry
mestsky majetek. Dopiste' a
neb navStivte FIR. Staska, 1925
Miles Ave. V Hupmobile CARA
ri, vych. 119. st.
May Is, 16, 10
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UPOZORNENf.


timto oni lide, ktefi koupili V
dobe Cd minuleho prosince
mahoganove, hnede hodiny V
obehode V budove Ceske Ma
rodni Sine a ktere mali V hla-
We ornamentalni vyrez a kter6
nez biji, jednou napred uhodi,
by laskave oznamili mne svoji
adressu, nebot' bych 81 ie rada
prohledla. Dekujic predem ga
prokazanou usluznost Mary
Kleeak, 1886 e. 14lst st. Tel.
Eddy 5845 M. 5-16
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Slime, otuzile a. zakoren8ne.
Rajska jablfcka,, papr1ka,, fe-
tkvicka, korenovy ceitF, petr-
Eel, kaderave' zelf, egg plant,
rannf pozdnejsii zeli;, salat
flavkovy, cibule, kvetak, okur-
ky, ripu, nakladacky, r1ntaba-
ga, tabak.
kvetinove sazenice.
Salvej, vrbenky, culendula,
snapdragon, petunie, scabioga,
salpiglasis, poitulacca, zenie,.
smisene cosmos, zlute COSMOS
35c Ia tucet.
7 Phlaxis astry, r11ingDnetty,
t1arigold, strocks, masturtiun1s
po Csc Ia tucet. /.
. Geranium 1Oc sAzenicka.
Kroviny popinave rostliny.
do kvetnfkd ma porci, do kosi-
XII atd.
SANDOVY SkLENNiKY
3l75 vych. ll6: Ill.
mezi Buckeye I'd. q Kinssnan.
TEL: Garfield. 2785s
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MfNfTE-I.I STAVET

aneb koupit nejaky majetek,
obrat'te Sc ma zkuseneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Vam ma
mem postavime, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Vam prodame, prave
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dunn a jeden pro dive rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jako pryni splatku, ostat
nj na 6 proc. V kazdem prlpa-
de Yam prodame poctive.
P. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 DenisOn Ave.
Tel. Heml. 4219.
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NAM MA PRODEJ diva .jedno

PRODA Sc najetek els. 4709
Gear Ave, diva domy Ia jed
nom lote. vSe zaflzeno. Da Sc
LEVINE, tsz Sc proda drivl IA
gayaz nebo ban. Haste Sc
tamtez. 5--16
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HLEDA Sc BYT Sc stravou v
okoli Mt. Pleasant. Nechte a.
dressu V adm. t. listu pod znac-
k0u box 52 5-17
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Lepsi nez jarni silvia je
nase podn,asli, jez vrtl,ne
kazdy den. Community
Creamery Go.
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Gem neuvazOval a byl byste
st'asten svou laskou. Proc VII
bee premyslet,. jak Wy rad ci.
mite, proc myslit, co by bylo,
co by, melo byt a, jak bude !?
Hled'te; premyslela jsem po-
dobne? Vzpominalas jsem toho,
ze jste zenat, ze mate. rozto-
milou, maloul dcerusku, mysli-
la jsem ma to, re milujic vas,
beru vas vlastne vasi pani i dee
rusce:., mudrovala jsem tom,
co Sc mIze stat anebo co bu--
de? Mela jsem vetsi pravo ze--
ptati Sc vas, zdali mne budete
treba "a rok, kdyby- sc stalo CO.
koliv, miti tax, rad, jako kdyz
isme zapomneli, re mimo mas
existuje vnbec jeste cosi. A ze-
ptala jsem Sc? Wy jste byi, KITE
ry jste chtel ode mne ihned sly
seti, jak bude budoucnu. K
smichu! Coz m1zeme ved9ti, co
pride Ultra, nebo "a rok? A
coz kdybych yam byla rekla,
ze "a pll' leta. uz vas nebudu
miti rada, protoze budu milo
vati pana X. Ypsilova; byl by
ste mne prestal libat? Proc te-
dy pfemyslet o tom, co bude?"
Nemohla dele vypravet. me-
bot il sevrel We sve naruci a po
libky zabranil hovoriti dale.
Nevycitala mu niceho. Zcela
opetne Sc mu oddala. Opetne
1pzvlnila sama svuj skvostny
vlas, sama Sc oddavala celou by
tosti syou jeho polibkum, ieho
vasnive, spaMjici lasce.
Krutym zapasem byly po-
sledni dny Jiriho pred odje-
zdem. Prozil nezapomenutelne
chvile Silene, cele Sc oddavaji-
ci lasky, prozil vsak i chvile
nejkrutejsi zarlivosti, chvile,
kdy uz v nic neveril, chvile W.
sineSkil a zoufalosti, chvile nej-
vyssi pochybnosti, uvazovani a
nerozhodnosti. Jeho srdce bylo
napln6no vSak i litosti ke sve
zene a svemu decku a pfece byl
pevne rozhodnut, re sc nevrati,
nebot' by uz pc navratu nedo-
vedl ziti po staru.
Jeho ticha zena, znajici W.
borne jeho nespokojenost Sc
svym zivotem, ac dobre pozoro-
vala jeho nadmernou rozteka-
most posledni dobe, ac trpela
nesmirne jeho skoro pevsima-
MIN 81 j V techto poslednich
dnech, mleela a v duchu 81 ne
prala, pripravujic. mu pradlo
na cestu, mic jinehe, nez ably no
osud privedl Ease zpet.
Jakoby vracela Sc mu z ne
smirne dalky, oddavala Sc mu
Lola cele We chvilkach lasky,,
jakoby mimo neho nebylo niko
no k dopijeni az do dna roz-
koSe - a okamzik - a. byla
Ease mlhave dali, do niz pa
tfil Sc zoufamm; jakoby il nj
kdy uz nemohl dosahnouti.
Znal nitro sve zeny, cetl jas
he veskere ieji myslenky a pre-
ce j uz mcdowell milovati - a
zahadou neprozkoumanou zu-
stala mu Lola. Je oddanejsi
milenkou, ci nejrafinovanejsi
rozkosnici2 A prece il proti
sve vGli Silene zboznoval.
TAX konetne pfiblizil Sc den
jeho odjezdu. Diva vecery pred
MIN byl naposled u Loly. Byla
nesmirne nezna a odevzdavaji-
ci Sc, jakoby touzila vylibati
veskeru jeho lasku. A rano
pred odjezdem v zavode dsme
vem, jakoby mel jiti nekam ma
dvoudenni vylet, kamaradsky
potrasla mu podavanou rukou.
Den pred odjezdem presto
hovala Sc uz zena,s dceruskou
ke sve matce.
Byla no S Aninkou doproVo-
dit Ia nadrazi. Chuderka uble-
dla, sklicena, sve, oci. kteree ne
kolik noci skoro Sc ami nezavre
ly, stale k nemu upirajici.
Tx :, ,,r,,,,.,1~l...-.
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nami v jedne lavici, ten Sc zbla-
znil - -" - -
Podobne hovory slysel kolem
sebe. .a.,s
Chladna chodba byla pima
muzu. Dve velke svetnice Jim
prikazali.
"Tu jsme uz dnes spali. ne
chteji nikoho pustit ven. A ne
: nj mista, kan 81 lehnout, ma
zemi Sc spi a jeden ma dru-
hem," rikal mu kdosi. "Byl
jsem uz tady vcera a dost casu
by bylo, kdybych byl prisel az
pozitri, tax Ia tyden pry az po
jedeme, odvezou mas do Uher."
Slama poslapana, poplivana
valela Sc po zemi We svetni-
cich. -
Uzko byio Jirimu. Zacinal
poznavat, kan prisel. "A ysi-
chni musi tady spat?" otazal
sc.
Zasmali Sc. "Vsichni ;. le-
da bys utekl."
Nekteri chodili po chodbe,
JIM stall u okna a hledeli ma
dvIr, ma nemz cvicili mad ar
sti vojaci. JIM sedeli ma zemi
We svetnici. Nektery zamyslen
vzpominal, JIM hrali v karty.
"Pojd'te, pokusime Sc, snad
Sc nam podari dostati Sc z bra
ny. Dost casu, ptal jsem Sc ST.
kovatele, kdyz prijdeme az Ii
tra", rekl mu znamy z rodneho
mesta. .yA
Souhlasil, podarilo Sc Jim u
lliknouti. Chodil bez cile me-
stem. Rozlicne myslenky rodily
sc v hlave. Premyslel SVEN
zivote v posledpi dobe pred od-
jezdem. Vzpominal na Lolu a
bylo mu Ito zeny.
Easel do hotelu a objednal
pokoj. Nemel mnoho penez,
jak bude az je vyda? Jaky to
bude zivot? -.
Chodil ulicemi a vzpominal
na davno minule easy. Pred le-
ty byl kratky cas- krajskem
meste urednikem. Vzpominal
ma ony bezstarostne DOLBY.
Easel ma vecerf do hostince
do ktereho druhdy chodival,
Vse bylo v mem, jako pred le-
ty. Hostinsky no poznal, neko-
lik znamych prislo, zasedl
mezi ne a We vypraveni Ia
slych dobach zapomnel na vse-
chno. r.4 N..a
"Hled'te Sc nejak ulejt," Sc
ptal mu znamy, -nebo v u
hrach u pluku ne,zustanete, po-
slou vas brzy, jako stareho vo-
jaka do pole. Jde to, snadno
vas nekam zasantroci, jenom
znamost musl byt neco to holt
stoji. Nam tam. znameho ST.
kovatele V plukovni kancelari,
to je panbu, na,piste 81 jeho "a
dressu, "a dobre slovo a par
stoyek vas nek;am schova. Cd
volejte Sc ma ln1ne, udela vam
to laeino. Par stovek to sprawl
vsechno jde. -" septal Jiri-
mu adresu sik,ovatelovu.
Ia par stoEek -. kde je
! wit a kdyby tuSili, re chce jit,
re Sc uz nechce vratit ;. my
sill 81 Jiri.
Rozveselil Sc, zazpivali, ho-
diny utikaly. V nalevne povstal
jakysi ruch, Hostinsky vzrusen
vessel do mlstnosti, pristoupil k
MIN:
"Panove, reknu vam neco ne
obycejnehD, dovedel jsem sc
prave q p.osty, re cisar uz u
mfel =" q
Razem. vSichni zmlkli.
''Skutecne?"
"Ano, ano," potvrzoval zpra
WI cisniA, ktery pred tim wy
behl rlalevny ma ulici nyni
Sc vrat7l, "mluvil jsem venku
sc strasZniky, zprava uz je IL
redne 'potvrzena."
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IA VALECNEH0 BESUn
ROMAN UcAsTNfl<A vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav H6jek
Napsal Ladisiav Hajek.

pila kolem krku, pozvedl il do
naruce a mnohokrate zlibal,
podal ruce zene a zahledel sc
ma nj, sklicenou chuderku, Sc
ptajici: "Jiricku, navrat' Sc
nam brzy zpatky So" Dele ne
dovedla Sc premahati. Jeji hla-
va klesla, na jeho hrud', tise "a
plakala; snad V tom placi bylo
vice, nez pouhe rozlouceni.
snad nem byla, obsazena We
skera, dobre neuvedomela bo-
lest poslednich dni. V okamzi-
ku pripomnel 81 zivot v po-
slednim case a bylo mu j ne
smirne Ito. Neodvazil SO il ami
pohlednouti do oci. Seyrel il. v
naruci a dlouze polibil.
Jeste 81 podali ruce, jeste Sc
u vchodu ma peron obratil, ky
nuly "a MIN rukama: zena a il
snazila Sc napodobiti Anicka.
iOci zalily Sc mu slzami.
Vsedl do vlaku a "a chvili u
nasel no vlak k shromazd'ova-
cimu Sboru iefo plnkl.
h ~.
Patril oknem do podzimni
pfirody. Bylo v listopadu 1916.
Vzpominal, jak tudy Jedi
val jake student ma prazdniny
do sveho rodneho mesta. TEST
val Sc vzdycky ma vylety, ma
prazdninove studentske zaba-
Wy, divadla. Nebo kdyz po
prazdninach vracel sc do Pra-
ny. Nemohl Sc nikdy dockati,
miloval nesmirne jesen v Pra-
ze. Rromenady v, lete opustene
oziyovaly, vsady ma ulieich
ruch a sum. Tesival Sc, az Sc
sejde po prazdninach Sc vsemi
znamymi. Vzpominal ma zimni
zabavy V Praze. Ma studentske
hospudky, plesy, ruzna dobro-
druzstvi. Jaky to byval vese-
ly, zivot. Tomu uz davno. Ones
ly zivot. Tomu uz davno, dnes
rodnem mestecku na Sumave
nezije nikdo jeho rodiny. Ma
tkasi otec'lezi .pochovani ma je-
no hrbitove. Sestra vdana dale
ko We svete, ma svou rodinu.
sve starosti. Jaky rozdil v il
zde pred lety a dnes. Tehdy
mel v hlave plany do budoucno-
ii, plno nadeji dhes jede tuz
bou, ably Sc uz nemusil vratit
nazpet do zivota, z nehoz vyn-
zdi.
We voze, V nemz iel, bylo pl-
no lidi. Vojaei, jedouci ma do
volenou, lide, kteri jeli k pluku
jako on. Nektefi rozmlouyali o
tom, CO prozili, JIM Sc vysmiva-
Ii tomu, co je ocekava, diva
hosi, zrejme napili, table zpi-
vail. Zdalo Sc, re nikdo We voze
neni normalni, ami ii, kteri ia
ko on zamlkle hledeli do pod
zimniho kraje.
Vsem neco hlavy popletlo,
myslil 81.
Dojel k zatimnimu cili sve
cesty. Do krajskeho mesta, v
nemz byl doplnovaci sbor jeho
pluku.
Vystoupil vlaku. Byl ne
vlidny, chladny, sychravy listo-
padovy den.
Jako by nemel ma nicem "a
jmu, primo sci prihlasiti Sc do
ponurych kasaren. Sc vsech
stran schazeli Sc do nich novi
branci. Poslali hc do druheho
lposchodi. Ma chodbe setkal sc
S nekolika znamymi mladi z
rodneho mesta. l nekolik spolu-
zakd obecnych skol bylo me-
ri mimi. Leta je rozvedla. Te-
,hdy mlad byli dobry1ni pfa-
tell, dnes kazdy ma zcela .jiny
zajem. Skoro kazdy Mich do
ma zanechal rodinu. Ma mno-
hem byla zfejma obava pred
tim, CO je ceka.
s'rak ami ty jsi tomu neu-
nikl?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15

PR1JME Sc ceska neb sloven-
ska diyka ma vSeobecnou do
maci praci. Haste Sc V els.
1917 Elburn Ave. 5-15
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DR. B N f.
O z N A M K Y.

SAMOSTATNA PAM hleda
byt nahore, blize Broadway u
radne rodiny. Nechte adres-
Su V adm. Sveta. 5-15
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May Is, 16, 10

PRODA Sc: 3 stolky a 9 zidli
do Ice-Cream parloru, daveno
set, set do loznice 3-kusovy,
dresser, chiffonier, detska po-
stylka a kolebka, stul zidle
do jidelny, buffet, sici stroj,
houpaky, stul do knihovny,
lednicka, elektricky praci stroj
houpacka ma pore. stul do ku-
chyne perculanoyou deskou
q Jine veci pro domacnost "a
velmi LEVINE ceny. Haste Sc v
els. 4313 Clark Ave. 5-16
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod V els. 1885 b. 18th Str,
trzi Sc kol $500 tydne, pekny
byt 0 10ti pokojich. koupeina
a jine zarizeni. Tez obrhod 5
doutnihy. Haste Sc ,neli 1.
z 5. hod, vecer V CTS, 2621 vych.
55. ul. $40
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PRIME Sc,

PRlJME Sc devce ma domaci
praci. Haste sc v els. 1881
Broadway. 5-16
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuseni strojni-
CT a tool-makers. Haste Sc v e.
10101 Quincy ave. 5-16
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Dr. Frederic Schilling of Toronto. Canada is spending the holidays with his parents Mir. and Mrs. Joseph schilling of 71 Grove Hill.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Robert Swift. son of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Park Place, has re- turned from Montclair N. J., to spend Christmas with his parents.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Laurence Mouat. is planning to enter Miss Conklin's Sec rctarial school in New York city after the first of the New Year.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Miss Margaret Lewis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Lewis of Harri- son street, left today for New York city 10 spend the holidays with her brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. Ed win Lewis.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

William Hayden, son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Hayden of Prospect street. is home from Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute for the Christmas holidays.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Kenneth Relyea of New York, for merly of this city, is spending a few days in town.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

MT. and Mrs. Hugh Carleton and family of Boston will be the house guests of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Lamb of Park Place on Christmas day.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Harold Miller. son of Mir. and Mrs. S. Miller of Arch street, has returned from R. P. l. for the holidays.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

James Curtin of West Main street. came home on Wednesday from Yale University to spend the Christmas recess.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Miss Urith Wachter is home from Miss Beauvais' school, Boston, to spend her Christmas vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs: Frank Wachter of Harrison street. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
BUSINESS CONFIDENCE
IS DRAWING NEARER

New York. Sept. l.-Bradstrccts TO-
morrow will say:
"lrrccularity still Charactorizcs trade,
industrial, crop and price movements 1"
remarkable degree. but rather more
confident feeling pcrvRdcs tho business
community as autumn draws nearer.
Unquestionably the biggest feature OF
the week is the actual ending OF the
soft coal strike and the prospect that
the anthracite strike Is in It's last hours.
Satisfaction at these developments.
however. Is tempered by tho knowledge
that the members Of the railway shop
mons strike outside OF union circles
pretty generally regarded as failure,
are still an Irritating element. slowing
down as they do the heavy movement OF
cartn. coal. lumber and raw materials of
manufacture, while acting also to pre-
vent FREQ shipments OF finished products
TO market and IN some areas causing an
appearaHce OF scarcity or products
which IS not really justified
Weekly bank clearinss 1851 .269,ooo'