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bassy. and Mme. de Gracia will be the
honor guests.

The floor committee for the debu.
iard. s of ' which h M. NJ = william 1hH s" Bowie
the Secretary Of war. Mr.. Weeks;
Senator z. Coleman du Pont, Senator
Walter E. Edge. Senator Howard
Senator Richard P. Ernst, Representa-.
tive Bascom Slemp, Representative
John Philip Hill, Maj. Gen. ,Merritte w.
Ireland, Maj. Gen. William G. Haan,
Brig. Cen. George F. Downey. Ad-
mirai Thomas 1s,smsr J. CO c1wie ;arA6ra Admiral
Sheriff., Col. william II. Hart Col. J.
E. Woodward. Col. F. H. Pope. Col.
NJ. A. De Lariey, Maj. William e; Hor-
ton. Col. I. H. Merrill. Col. ]. w.
Beacham. Col. F. J: Jewell. Maj.
er. Capt. Luke McNamee. Capt. Rob-
ert Montague. Commander Theodore
]. Jewell. Commander Theodore Will
kinson, DR.. L. s. Rowe. Mr. William
Fri Eric Fowler Mr.; Jenninss NH y,Si,, e Wise s
Emo. Mr.. Edward A. Hartman. Mr..
Henry w. Miller, Mr.. Ord Preston, Mr..
Hampson Gary. Mr.. George S An
drews, Mr.. Coleman Jennings, Mr..
Ralph snowden Hill. Mr.. Charles
Mr.. Jess Smith and DR.. Thomas Sims
Lee.
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn. wife of
Lieut.. Commander Bloedorn, U. 8. N.
is entertaining at a large reception
this afternoon, from 2 to 6 o'clock, at
their quarters at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, in honor of the Mary
land Society of Colonial Danes of
America.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Otho w. Hammond. announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Ruth
Harriet, to Mr.. Homer Page Porter,
Saturday. April Is, in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter will be at home
after May at 252S 18th street.
Mrs. Robert r. Hit has returned to
her home in Washington from New
York. where she spent few days at
the Ritz-Carlton.
Miss Jane Carmichael is entertain
ing at bridge this afternoon, followed
by tea. Her guests include Miss Char
lotte Freeman Clark. Miss Betty Wer-
ner. Miss Alice Milburn, Miss Mary
Stitt. Miss Frances Dwyer. Miss Eliz-
Marguerite Woolley. Miss, Florence
Helmick. Miss May Taylor, Miss Mary
Louise johnson. Miss Laura Lejeune,
Miss Elizabeth Zolnay. Miss Helen
Griffin. Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Diana
Cumming, Miss Florence Cline. Miss
Ruth Brand. Miss Atala Kimmell, Miss
Eleanor Carroll Hill, Miss Caroline
Katharine Shaw. Miss Margaret
Treadwell and Miss Elizabeth Evans.
Mrs. Edward L. Strohecker Is en-
tertaining at a tea this afternoon at
her home. 1897 18th street, from 4 to
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Percy Hickling, Mrs. w. B. Sanford.
Mrs. r. II. Lewis. Mrs. George Cooke
and Miss Billie, Sanford.
surface-Gessford Wedding
Plans for Tomorrow.
The wedding of Miss Marion Cess
ford. daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Harry
l. Gessford. to Mr. Henry Howard
Surface of Roanoke, Va, will. take
place tomorrow, April 10. at O'Clock
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. Miss
Eleanor Gessford. sister of the bride.
will be the maid of honor. Mr.. Roy
Surface. brother of the groom, will
act as best man. The ushers will be
Mr.. Vernon Gessford, Mr.. Frank Cur
face, Mr.. Clarence Eichner and Mr..
L. N. James Hammond.
On of the important receptions to
be held in Washington this week will
be that given by the District of CO.
lumbia Division, United Daughters of
Confederacy, in honor of Mrs. Liv-
ingston Rowe Schuyler. PRESIDENT
general of the daughters. The recep-
ton will be held at the New Willard
Thursday evening from to IL
o'clock.
This will be Mrs. schuyler's first
visit to Washington since her cleo
tion in November. and the reception
VIII assume unusual Importance, as
there will be many u. d. c. attend
ing the congress beside the local
daughters. which number nearly If
teen hundred. Mrs. Schuyler. besides
being at the head of patriotic So
ciety over seventy thousand strong.
is also a prominent d. A. r.. and
numbers among her admirers many
of that organization.
The daughters Will be admitted by
special cards. which may be procured
through the president, Mrs. Walter E.
Hutton, and the chairman, Mrs. AL
bion w. Tuck.
Mr.. Robert Lee Gray. a student at
Trinity College, Durham, n. c.. 10 in
Washington spending the Easter hcli-
days with his uncle. Senator N. B.
Dial, at 1852 Kalorama road
Miss Mimmack has returned to hex
house on @ srteet, where she will re-
main during the spring.
Mrs. H. A. Connolly, president of the
Kansas City League of American Pen
Women. has reached Washington
ahead Of the delegation from her
branch to attend the silver jubilee
biennial convention of the organiza-
tion, and is stopping at the La Fayette
Hotel. while attending the D.. A. r.
convention. Later she will go to the
Wardman Park Hotel for the Pen
Women's convention.
Chapter D, P. E. O., celebrated its
anniversary luncheon on April IS,
at the White Peacock" Among those
who were present. were Mrs. Willard
kenzie. Mrs. w. H. Bechert, Mrs
Rogers. Miss Mae Neff, Miss Leona
Dunning, Miss NJ Louise Wilson, Miss
Catherine Hurt, Miss Helen MCGOWAN.
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Mrs. F. e. Waring. Mrs. A. H. Moran,
Mrs. Girton and Miss Myrtle Rey-
nolds

A reception and dance for the Kan
sas people of the District of Columbia
will be held at the Hadleigh apart-
| ment house. 2101 10Th street north
| west. on the evening of April 27. The
members of the Kansas delegation in
Congress and their wives, as well as
| other prominent Kansans in Wash
ington. will be among those present
The chairman of the committee on
arrangements is Mrs. Warren n.
Akers, 1917 Lamont street.
Midshipmsn Hobson J. Gattis spent
Easter holidays with his sister and
brother, Commander and Mrs. George
Joerns. He had with him Midship-
man Eddy Norris of Ohio.
Miss Betty Walmsley who is at
Wardman Park Hotel with her moth
er and sister, will go to Virginia to
spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kowther and
two children, Brooklyn, n. Y. are
stopping at the" Burlington Hotel
while visiting Washington.
Mrs. John B. Floyd and Miss
Edythe Stuart Floyd of jacksonville,
Fla, are at the Powhatan.
Those who have taken tables for
the card party which will be given
tomorrow afternoon at the Wash
ington Club for the benefit of the
st. Mihiel unit include Mrs. r. G.
Marshall. jr.; Mrs. James Patton, Mrs
w. A. Kemp. Mrs. w. o. Boss, Mrs
Alfred Starbird. Mrs. L. c. Carr, Mrs
w. l.. Stovall. Mrs. willard Holbrook,
Mrs. Wait johnson. Mrs. Robert kel-
ton, Mrs. Francis Marshall. Mrs
James Baker, Mrs. James Totten and
Mrs. Marshall Murray.
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher will give
A tea tomorrow afternoon at the
Congressional Club, in honor of the
Florida delegation to the National
ID. A. r. Congress.
Mrs. Arthur b. Gilkes. Mrs. F. L.
Gilkes and Mrs. Brooke White, jr.,
of Jacksonville. Fla, are visiting IN
Washington and are at the Powhatan.
Miss Sara Fry of this city is at
tending the Easter dances at the Uni
versity of Virginia. She is a student
at George Washington University.
The ladies of the Rectors Aid Society
of st. Thomas church will conduct "A
rummage sale, April %. 26. and 81,
at 1340 New York avenue. The mem
bers of the committee in charge are
Mrs. Charles keene. Mrs. b. F. Hard
ing, Mrs. William Leahy, Mrs Richard
Hills, Mrs. NJ L. Brooks, Mrs. Byron
M Caples, Mrs William Prentiss and
Miss Francis Hopkins.
Air weighs seventy-fve pounds per
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Tweed Suits at $28.5O

Not just ordinary tweed suits-these
are different. Some of them are inn
ported Donegal tweeds, in the most
fascinating mixtures. Then, of course,
there are the light colors-lavender,
rose and blue-so popular with the
Younger set. There are flare back
and Norfolk styles, with leather or
cloth belts-and some of them have
conventional designs in wool embroid-
cry, forming a border effect on the
coat. Most of them are lined with
crepe silks, some with radium and
peau de cygne, All of them are excep-
tionally smart and would usually sell
at from $4550 to $500.
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Topcoats at $24.75

The swagger kind, with sporty patch
pockets and well fitting sleeves with
turn-back cuffs. Soft polos and pep
per-and-salt twceds. and few light
colored tweeds. There are youthful
flaring backs and smart belted styles,
and every one is full silk lined. $500
to S3o.50 values.
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Air weighs seventy-fve pounds per
!, 900 feet.
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Miss Sara Fry of this city is at
tending the Easter dances at the Uni
versity of Virginia. She is student
at George Washington University
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Costume Suits at $3.50

This group includes very smart
three-piece styles, with sleeveless
dresses and youthful cape coats, lined
with bright colored crepe silk, or
dresses with short sleeves and short
faring coats. Then there are two
piece suits, with the same becoming
short coats. All are trimmed with
braid or embroidery and display
touches of contrasting color, in pip
ings, girdles and fringe tassels.
In the same group are strictly tai
1ored suits of fine quality Poiret twill
and tricotine. Beautifully tailored
models, with l or button fastening
and straight or belted coats. $500 to
$500 values.
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Wraps and Capes at $3.50

Cloth capes and wraps of soft, rich
fabrics-Veldyne, Orlando, Pandora
and Marvella Made very simply with
becoming full collars and crepe silk
Innings. Silk Capes of Canton and
Roshanara crepe, with braid or stitch
cry in contrasting color. Every one
of these is new spring models and
would usually be $65.OO to $3.50.
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8, in compliment to Mrs. Harry X.
Lewis OF Cincinnati Those assisting
in the hospitality include Mrs. D.
Percy Hickling, Mrs. w. B. Sanford.
Mrs. r. H. Lewis. Mrs. George Cooke
and Miss Billie Sanford.
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Mrs. Arthur r. Gilkes. Mrs. F. L.
Gilkes and Mrs. Brooke White, jr.,
of Jacksonville. Fla, are visiting IN
Washington and are at the Powhatari
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Daytime and dinner
dresses of all the lovely silk
fabrics of the season-crepe
de chine, crepe r o m a,
Roshanara, georgette, paul
cite chiffon and canton
crepe. Trimmed with hand
drawn work. lovely bead de-
signs, braid and dainty net
collars and vests. Some have
trimmings of contrasting
colors. In navy, beige. gray,
henna, copen hagen and
black.
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Mrs. John B. Floyd and Miss
Edythe Stuart Floyd of Jacksonville,
Fla, are at the Powhatan.
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Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher will give
a tea tomorrow afternoon at the
Congressional Club, in honor of the
Florida delegation to the National
ID. A. r. Congress.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Kowther and
two children, Brooklyn, n. Y. are
stopping at thee Burlington Hotel
while visiting Washington.
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Midshipmsn Hobson ]. Gattis spent
Easter holidays with his sister and
brother, Commander and Mrs. George
Joerns. He had with him Midship-
man Eddy Norris of Ohio.
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Visitors
Are limited

to look through our shop
at their leisure. On three
floors are displayed the
newest thoughts of the
worlds fashion creators.
From Paris our commits
sioner sends, fortnight
ly, frocks, hats, novelties
as they appear on the
Rue de la Paix. Our
New York buying office
senses the pulse of the
Fifth Avenue shops and
keeps us informed. Our
home organizat t ion
makes frequent trips to
the New York markets.
Il Tisit to Jellef's arAl surely
be of interest.
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Miss Betty Walmsley who is at
Wardman Park Hotel with her moth
er and sister, will go to Virginia to
spend the week end.
Evening star., 1922-04-18

Who wouldn't dance for joy? It's spring vaca-
tion-and Jelleffs Misses Shop has special offer
ings for you!
You've all the time in the world to shop this
week-and here are the very things you need to
carry you through until warm weather.
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DAL PRY Sc SAM "UNESTP

M6sto Mexiko, so. cervna.
Nektere zdejsi casopisy tvrdi,
pry ma zaklade spolehlivych
zprav, re American A. Bruce
Bielaski, predseda jedne ole
jafske spolecnosti, nastroiil
svuj vlastni dnos z pohnutek,
jez vySVitnou pozd6ji.
Washington, 80. cervna. -
Amer.cky konsul Shaw Y Tam
pico oznamil odboru stAtu, ze
zamestnanci britick6 olejarsk6
spoletnosti. mezi nimiz bylo
pul tuctu Americana, ktcri by
Ii uneseni bandity, byli propu-
St6ni ma sVobodu.
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PRODA Sc buffet, kulaty stul
oba 60 palcu Stroke, 6 zidli s
kozenymi sedadly, mahagono-
w soubor do parloru "a $50;
dresser S12, sifoner S5; kom-
binacnl satnik s pradelnikem
S12;, postel mosazna a bila,
pera, matrace, kocarek $40;
sici stroj $12; knihovna a
desk S11; stul do knihovny
$12; Pathe Gramofon a 20 re-
kordu, velka lednfce, kuchyn-
sky stul, zidle a jine. Dovaz-
ka zdarma. Prijd'te do els.
1918 Clark ave. pro skutecnou
laci nabytku. 7-3
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PRODA Sc domek ma Coath
Ave. V Corlett els. 1906. Jsou
tam ctyri svetnice, koupelna,
fernes, skopky Ma pradlo, je-
den bedrum nahore, plyn, elek
trika, da sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
tamtez. II
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VELMI LEVINE proda sc pt

VELMI LEVINE proda Sc pc
kny dvourodinny dun ma vych.
1873. I'll. Jsou tam dive koupel-
ny, diva kombinacni fernesy a
vse pohodlne zarizeno. Chcete-
Ii koupit pekny a levny maize
tex, prijd'te 81 no prohlednout.
Haste Sc V els. $500 E. 1873
st. z Union Ave. ia
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FARMA 0 50ti akreeh, blize
Geneva, O., sc proda lacino,
aneb Sc Vymeni "a mestsly ma
jetek. AS 40 akru je pod plu-
hem, ostatni les a pastvina.
Haste Sc u The Atlas Finance
Go. 5154 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma Fr. Mlckovskyho. Telefon
Broadway 2605 - Union S21.
II
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PRODA Sc dunn ma Hamlet
ul., hodl Sc pro jednu nebo
dive rodiny. Haste Sc V elsie
5798 Portage Ave. po pate no.
dine Vecer. II
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy oh

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem doutniku, kde
Sc trzi pres 500 tydne. Male
"a Sc na Lorain Ave. v {. 9731
je pfi nem byt 0 peti pokojich.
Dobre mlsto proti Car Station.
Blizsi sdeli Sc V els. 1921 E..
55. ul., po ste hodine vecerni.
PRODA Sc neb vymeni dvou-
rodinny dun o lott velkych
pokojich Sc vsim modernim
zafizen1m. Fireplace, kou-
pelny, fernesy, slepicnlk, ga
raz, diva pokoje ma pude a jine
zafizeni. Po pfipade Sc W.
meni "a jednorodiny dunn neb
lot. Haste Sc V els. 3539 w
chodnl 139. ul. Vezm6te kins-
man karu. - Tel. Broadway
2668 J. II
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zejsi nez zenska. Kousek chile
ba 81 necham na dece a potvo.
"a nemkyn6 nedba, re jsme
tady, ze mas slySi mluvit, drze
jde Ma chleba. Ami kdyz Sc
jde clov6k ohfat, nesmi ne
chat kousek chleba bez "a
kryti."
Byli nuceni prikryvat chile
ba miskou, jinak jej mySi O.
hryzly. Ba, stale Sc, ze cely
kus chleba odylekly.
Do zakrytu vstoupili diva
vojaci, zahaleni Y plaStich, "a
sypani snehem.
"Brrr! To je tam neylidna
zima a snih Sleha do oci, zako
penn nemozno Sc pro snih sem
dostati, to bude Ease noe"
"Uz je osm hodin, re vas Wy
stIidali?" otazal Sc Jiri.
"Uz."
"Treba witt" Jiri sesko-
ell $ prycny, obl6kl plaSt', u
chopiI hui a vysel. V zakopu
mu predal inspekCni sluzbu
cetaf cd prv6 Getty.
'Radostna je costa dnes K
nam. Schody zasypany sne-
hem. Sjel jsem po holi shora
az dolu," vykladal Jirimu,
kdyz mu pfedaval pistol k Wy
stfeIoyani raket ma osvetlova-
MI terenu.
Jiri mel inspektni sluzbu
cd osmi do dVanacti V noci. By
10 nutno profit celym usekem
setniny. O dVanacte hodine po-
stoupi sluzbu inspektnimu pod
dustojnikovi, ktery musi pro-
hlizeti vSecky zakopove hHdky
setniny, cetari od prve Getty,
spicimu zakrytu nahore az
ma konci setniny a ohlasi po-
tom inspekCnimu dustojnikovi,
iimz byl tG noel porucik Jiriho
cety Funke, re odeyzdal sIuz-
bu co sc prjhodilo.
Snih Sc stale sypal Byly no
plny zakopy. Sotva bylo moz-
no se il prodrati. Iehce Sc dnes
spoustelo Sc skaly, jako kdyz
sc padd do perrin.
Ac Jili byl desatnikem, mad
porucik nakazal, ably iako
iednorotni dobroVolnik vykona
val inspekcni sluzbu poddu-
stojnika 20 ceIe setnin6, coz
bylo sluzbou tetaru a sikova-
tele. Naridil tax ne proto, ~
| by chtel iaksi Jiriho yyzname
natl, ale re byla tato sluzba {
mnohem namahaveisi. Jako ks
pral byl by zavadel hlidky jer
| ye sre cetG. Nadporucik by
! zapIisahlJm nepritelem Ce
! chH, &C medal to ami zjevnC
znat a Jiriho aenavidel Cd pri
chodu k setnIne.
Tezce sc prodiral jim sne
hem \ zakopu. Vanice >nehov;
neustaVala. Snih slehal ostf,
do obliteie Ma fronte byl,
klidno. Jenom ob6as tfeskli
italsba puSka obtas kule IA
lostne hyiZdla mad hlavou. Ji
ii Easel neiprve k hlidkam sv
cety. Ma konci cety po hlasen
hlidky, kdyz Sc dial Jiri &c
iakem ma hlidce do reel, pow
dal voiak:
~ laitnanta je dnes vesc
To- zakryt porueika Funkeh
byl odtud neialeko "a skalor
al sem chFilemi doleha zpen
ptal isem Sc Sluhy laitnantC
va, bezel pred chyili Ease d
kuchyne. 60 ie. Seslo Sc Il lajt
nanta nekolik oficiru Cd 50,
> sednich kumpacek, bavi s,
Ie Jim jinak nez nam Clovdk
kruci Y bfise a tam toho hald
$ vecera 8nesli. 4 vina co pr
mali. lnu PAM. Hergot, pan
kapral nckdy mann takov
Tztek, kdyz tady cloyek mem
co zrat a ttese Sc hlady a =
: mou a pozoruje vsechno a prC
nl#sli . tom r5an darob5ctH
re Sc na mou dusi divim, iak
l.
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UNION HEIGHTS. Novy

UNION HEIGHTS. Novy
dunn o 6 pokojich, bude "a IA
dnl hotovy k nastehovani, uli-
ce dlazdena. Vezme sc dobry
lot co prvni splatka. Cena
$4,000. Blizsl sdeli j. +. Neje-
dix and Co., 1lO15 Union A
We. Tel. Broad 1886 - Union
1861 E. II
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCAsTNfKA VALKY.

Napsal Ladislav Hajek


ktery Studoval, ktery lepsi zna
zivot nez ia, dobrej clovek, jak
jich zname vSichni. - Ma mou
dust, re jsem Z toho hloupej,
jak je to VSechno tax mozny.
Kdybych nemel donna manu-,
/ w bych to byl davno nevydr-
zel a byl bych Sc rad6ji bouchl,
nez to tady vSechno snaSet a
myslet 81, jaky je cjovek pre-
! vit, re 81 to vsechno da libit. 5"
Noci ozvalo sc hluGn6 hello
vani re zakrytu dustojnikova.
Jiri tezce Sc prodiral snehem.
Preset zakopem treti Getty, "a
sci do druh6. Zapadaval mi
sty al po pas do snehu, Hovo-
I'll 5 hlidkami; postaVil Sc IA
skalu ma chvili, ably byl chra-
men pred v6trem a pfemySlel.
Po leta byla tn v horach ka-
! zdeho roku podobna zima. By
10 tn pusto = snfh- mohl 81 tn
radit, jak mu bylo libo. Tady
az nebyl sv6t, nebylo til, zvla-
ste "a noci, po celia desetileti
| clovicka. Proc nyni je jinak?
Proc jsou tn rozestaVeny HID
ky, proc tn musi lide bidn6 tr-
p6ti V zakrytech, jako zalezli
sysioVe, radi krGici Sc k teplu.
Proc? kdo vlastne dial komu
moe rozhodovati o tisicich, ma
kazovati Jim stati We snehu, V
nepohod6 a odlehlych horach.
Cas- pomalu plynul. Bylo ire
ba vystoupiti ma Vrch k pryni
cete.
"Nevim, jak sc tam dnes do
stanou ma horu," volal "a MIN
yojak stojici ma hIidce druhe
Getty pred tocitym zakopem Ve-
doucim k prvnf cet6.
NamahayG stoupal uzkym
zakopem do yyse. Chvilemi sc
Inemohl dostati pro snih ku pre-
Gu. V tocitych zahybech, pri
prikrtm stoupani nezakryval
zcela zakop ternou ieho sill
huetu, ktera znatelne odrazela
Sc od b6lostneho snehu.
ItaIske kule svist6ly mad
! hlavOu.
Zapotil SC, nez konecne Wy
stoupil nahoru do zakopu. Byl
upln6 znaven a til bylo jeSte
vice snehu nez dole. Namaha-
y6 prodiral Sc snehem, ktery
mu sahal az po kirk. Nebylo
mozno uz iiti dale, nedostava-
10 sc mu w sil. Co poCit V opu-
stenem zakopu, We snehu? Hid
ka musi byti uz nedaleko od-
tud.
Sil ubyvalo. Zyolal a naslou
ehal, ida mu kdo odpovi. Me
Sc neozyvalo.
Znovu yolal, zas a zas. By
10 mu horko, citil, iak pot fine
Sc mu celia a 20 Zadech.
Snad tu zmrzne. Pomysleni tc
! dodavalo mu noyych sil, znoVu
I. sc snazil prodrati Sc dale sne-
hem, znoVu uzkostlive volal
ki'itel.
"Co jc?" ozyalo SC odne-
kud.
Nemohu dale pro snlh, jsen
: inspekce.'
TAX pockeJ, znoVu bylt
slySet, "uz jdu -
A "a chvili snehem prodira
: Sc k nemu vojak.
Hergot, tady ie snehu, pro-
: nesli druhym zakopem, kde
, pax dnes jit tudy, certi Sc Il
/, zeni; dali sem ruce, vytahnl
iich k sobe,' volal na neh'
: bIiziei Sc k nemu yojak a tab
) zemdleleho Jiriho iako kus dr.
: va re snehu.
: Dale cd tohoto mista neby
!. 10 uz Ease pfece toIik snehu.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod Sc skolnimi potrebami,
trzl Sc kol $3.50 tydne. Cena
zasob a zarizeni S14OO. Pekny
byt, najem $40 mesicne. Ia
volejte Garfield, 1853 w. Jed
mattel V els. 1921 E. 55th Str.
TT
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dunn o
peti pokojich, koupelna, lot 40
pri l50 streviclch. Haste Sc
V els. 3579 vych. 1873 ul. z u
nion. 7-3
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ci-
helny dunn 5ti svetnicich do
le ctyr nahore. Haste sc V
elsie 1912 Svec Ave. II
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PRODAM FARMU o 25ti

PRODAM FARMU o 25ti
akrech na Base Lake Rd., r. 5,
Chardon, O., 10 minut cd May
field Rd. a dye mile cd Char
dou. Cena $4,000. Dalsi sdell
MATTEL Dom. Many, r. +. d.
5, Box 13, Chardon, @. I'd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

PRIME Sc zrutny kolar ma
vozovou praci auto body. =
Haste Sc V CHS. 1921 vych. 65.
ulice. II
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VYMENf Sc "a majetek "a
neb Ia hotove, hudebni OBJ
chod, Sc skladem Phonogra-
phu, hudebnlch nastroju, re-
kordu a vseho, co do toho obo-
III spada. Je to dobre Sc vypla-
cejlcl obchod V ceskem okoli.
Zayolejte Hemlock 4749 R.
7-5
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Poor! Mate-li lot, vymeni-
me Vam pekn6 venkovni mi
sto ma Theodore ul. Il Libby
Rd. Dunn je temer novy 0 6ti
svetnicich ma pozemku, ktery
ie 66 pri 800 str. Je tam mno-
ho zeleniny ovoenych strom-
ku. Dvojita garaz, slepicnik,
elektrina, plyn, krasne a cist6
okoli. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc na
Ferd. Stukbauera. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-01

PRODA Sc Tire Shop ma
zapadni strane, dobfe zarize-
ny. Cena leyna. Zaslete pTihla-
sku do adm. Sveta pod znackou
Box A. rs
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EQLEN3 HLAVY A UDU
ID r O E N E.
G Z n A NJ K Y.

PRIME Sc pan na byt beze
straVy Sc vSim zarizenlm, zVla-
Stni vchod. Haste Sc V c. 1925
i. 40. st. II
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PRODAM dunn 0 p6ti pok

NAEYTEk lkAMNA q drll-
he ruky prodava a kupule v.
Sedlacek, 4641 Broadway. !.