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The Washington herald., 1922-11-03
ATTRNCTIvE nT.Tcn cor nx1,I- IIof.sE

Al nv i've " TTH TWT NNTNL H0TSF
% center hall rlan: containing rooms
~ hedronmSl: and hath: hot-water hest:
electricity and gas: front and rear porrhes:
hr-dwOof fnors and trim: screens: o7en fire.
place This house is ~ frame construction:
completely detached and there is huilt-in
FsraZe- convenient terms Price s12 $50.
sHASNoN < LTCHS. 713 18Th ST. NV.
Mqir o245
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
5,OOO-BY OWNER

S.0Oo-BY OWNER -.
HOBART %. NV. west Of Georgia ave. This
cory. colonial porch. brick home: roons.
hath; good furnace, concrete cellar yard 20
paved alley. For quick sale. 81 ZOO cash:
easy monthly payments. BOX SD, Herald
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JENTFER ST CHEVY CTIsFls ROOMS

hat'r<- row Sfc.50N LOFTS r SHOE
MAKER. 1fn7 Y z ave Main 1895
NEW RTNC 'rOv OF ROOMS & BATH
on lot i5NI2j fest: large front porch ono
nine furnace; electricity: gas: hardwood
f00rs and trim: npnu fre1lare in living
roam: Screens: immediate possession Price
sa -n0. SHANNOS & LCCHS. T13 14th at
rw Main o74S
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TAKOMA PARK-New hungalpw: nve rms.
and bath: attic: cellar. modern heating
plant: electric lights: oak floors: open FIRE
place 81 nOo cash required. Price Sc 500.
M~EEEVER & GOSS. 1915 Eve st. Main
4-5e 944
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INGSTON ST. WEST OF CONN. AVE
LOT 5nN1S0: rms and baths: double
Faraze. Verv reasonably priced GATE
WOOD 8. RENNETT. S09 Continental Trust
Hldg Main 6Sa4
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Takoma Park.

NEAR WALTER REED HOsPITAI-S9 3l0:
$1,000 cash So per mo New fvp-roun
bungalow on larg" lot: complete tile bath:
front AID rear p1rChrs: hardwood iUnrs and
tim: real omen fireplace" in spacious livin.
room: n W h: eIec lights: unusually at
t-lctive interior finish. WILLIAM S. PHIL
LIS I4G9 Y Y ave. VI 4fHn Al
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ATTRACTIVE SFvT-prT4CUED uovr-

ATTRACTIVE SENI-DETACHED HOME
Reautiful condition and most conveniently
ln"atsd: well-planncd rooms and baths:
hot-vatsr hest: electricity and gas: hard
vonC floors throughout; large lot to alley.
and garage to match house. Price s14 500
A better buy cannot he found at the price
sHANSoN & LUCHS. 713 18th st. NV.
In s34S
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~ HnMH cnMprvrrrY n-r,cuyf

tCHEVY CHASE n c-sENI-Dr-
home ~ eight rooms and two baths. eel
~ and attic. front anh siAenfng and kitchs-
ssr-frs norrh. hardwood Noo- and trim.
bot water heat: electric lirhfS: onsn fire.
riare: hnrse is 81 foot wiTo. Iar1a lot:
Ka-aRe. Price S15 5nn NcKEEvFR 4
CNSS Ift5 Eve Main 4TS9 Aq1-y
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ONE Or THE PRETIIESr HOMES IN
TAkoma Park. Of seven rooms and bath:
large corner lot. with two dozen shade
trees fruit. flowers and shrubbery; Is within
walking distance Of the 14th st car line.
and has garage; house Is screened and
weather-stripped throughout and IS equi1ped
with very efficient vspOr heating system;
Pfront. side. rear and large steering p1rches;
hardwood floors and trim ard electricity.
Prize. s11.5OO. SHANNON & LUCHS. 7l3
I4th St NV. Nsin 2345
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A SIN ROOM AND RATH HOME 0N ETH
S-Having al latest improvements. In
c'rding electricity and gas: front and double
mack porches: hardwood floors ari trim. and
not wat"r heat The home & screened and
has Fararn Price s11 $40 SHANNON
IFCHS ~ 14th 81 NV Main o2i5
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HUNTINGTON ST W OF CON%. we
A real bargain: rooms and . baths: fn-
r. lot: garage: all improvements Owner
SWAY and must soil Only sI3 COZ. GATE
WOOD 8. RENNETT. 500 Continental Trust
pfdg MaFp c-a4
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E1GTIT ROOMS AM TWO rSTTTs. FRONT
snd douhle rear porrhes C.1earing ro-cnl:
vnpor heat; electric lights: hardwood floors:
s~reens; basement: evergreen tree. on iarrs
&fswnt Phone uS FOR arno'ntrns't m ~
spect. Prize si1 900. MrKFFvER 4 cOss
1915 Eve st. NV Main 49, 3I5-S
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TAKOMA PARK-A DETACHED FRAME
n Of seven rooms and bath. basement;
frent and side porches, sleeping porch: sIi
modern improvements. yapOr heat. screened
and metal weather stripped garage, shade
)rrees- Price. Si1. .Jn0. McKEEVER & GOSS.
1915 Eve ST. Main 475a
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. ABOUT Il
miles northwest Of White House-iO0
acres unimproved. $50 per acre. LOUIS p.
eHoENAKER. 1907 n. 7. ave. Main llee.
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Chevy Chase.
GRAFTON ST--Sa1 -0Oc.

'TRAFIUN ST.-SI1 .Of..
lu rms. b.. INV h. eler.: huilt IN gar
v l. SANSBTRY co. INC. 1918 Eve st
NV Min N0ONA 5
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HONE-IH EXCELLENT CONDITION AND
In heauti'~l heights: having eight rooms
and bath tfnur hPdrnnmsl of brick CON
sfrurtion: has all of the most modern i'm
rrovPments; electricity AMI gas; hnt-water
heat. and hardwood f0n-s md trim: the
houso Is Nduirppd with awnings and f. priced
~ rock bottom only for q Snrndv purchaser
Price. SO $50 SHANNON & LUCHS. 7f3
1ith 81. NV. Main 2345
NtfTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: $500
North of PARK road. and list of 18th st.
an exceptionally good value. Groom colonial
home; h. W. h.. EJECT liglr: front and rear
PJi"h. good hack yard hft-rctive terms
WILLIAM &. PHILIPS
lff9 Y Ave p'a,e Main 46oO
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CHEVY CHASE Np-sIO 30


rms. h.. h--wh. eler: gar; terms
Y l. SANSBT-RY co. INC. 14ls Eye st
Main 5903-45
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North Columbia Heights.

UN ARKANSAS ANE-nFTACHF0 FRAME
house of rooms ~ hndroomsN: and bath:
collar and foored attic: 'front.' rear and sleep
Ing porcheS: hot-wnter heat: electricity:
hardwood floors and trim: screens: lot
4ny125 feet; the house Is in good condition
ard very attractive type. Price. s1375n
SHANNnN & LCCHs. 7I3 14th ST NV.
Main oo45
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Cleveland Park.

CLEVELAND PAEK-A t-',k home Of al.
rooms and bath; bright easement; nlrnty
of porch space: INV electric light
Price. Si3 210. McKEEyER < GOSS. 1913
Eve St Main 1859 o4-4
WONDERFUL HOME r0r TIE PRICE
ssted: Is completely detached on lot hav-
ing frontage cf 30 feet o- populsr street:
brick snd frame corStrnrtinn six rooms
and bath: breakfast ard two sleerinr
porches: concrete front norch: hardwood
iIoors: electric lights: hor-vatpr heat; built
IN bookcases and cedar closets: omen nrs-
place brick garage. P-ire s13T5n, Me-
kEEVER & GoSS. 1415 Eye st. NV. Main
HeZ- s63-S
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ORDwAY ST .Is o5o

rms. b.. h.-w.h oIoc: garage; oar
possession. Y l.. s'NSRTrRY CO.. INC
14ls Eve st wv Mt -oO24-5
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MRS. J. Z. NALTBY
Readings daily. SAT 10th st. ne. Line
5o42 81 half hour. BY appointment. Meet.
ings Tuesday Thursday. .. N. 2R3
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"Hm, zahadnejsi zda Sc mi,
co vlastne delate. Vzdyt' zde
prece neni namofnikI, kteri by
Sc plavili ma dlouhe cesty, ami
vojakd pro nekolikalety pobyt
' zamorskych koloniich."
"Mily pane, to. .je tajemstvi,
ale doufam, re to neprozradite.
Coz vas nenapada, ze byla sve-
tova valka?"
"Pravda, byla. Ale dnesni
vojak mas je strizlivejsim."
"Ovsem. Ale zapomnel jste
tech, kteri Sc tetovati dali a
dnes je to mrzi. Mily pane, ne
zapomehte, ze jste mi slibil
svou mlcenlivost. Tedy abyste
vedel. Nam pine ruce prace a
velmi slusne vydelky. Ba lep-
81, nez mnohy malir. Nyni ku
prikladu pretetovavam jedno-
no ceskoslovenskeho generala.
Ba, pane, vsak. byste take "a
platil dobre, kdyz byste mel ma
prsou vytetovano "Fuer Gott,
Kaiser und Vaterland!", jake
on Sc dal zfidit jednou v po-
vznesene nalad6 v hlavnim sta
nu "a frontou a ted by z toho
chtel nit "Pravda vitezi", ne
bo "Vse pro repubhku !" Pane
cku, to je pekna hracka, to mu
site do stareho napisu vplest
tolik tecek ornamentu, az sc
stane nezretelnym. PAX mdze-
te mezi to, nebo mad ornamen-
, ty vtetovat napis novy. Tech
'naSich" ted ddstojniku, ikteri
mali vytetovaneho dvojhlave-
no orla, nebo napisy "Hoch
Karlw, "Nieder NIT den Ser
benz a podobne, je vic nez
dost."
Objal jsem muze, ktery tax
pilne "odrakoust'uje" a vypil
vyhranou lahev.
Nevidel'jsem jej cd te DOLBY
ale casio ida sc mi, kdyz po'
tkam nektereho toho "velike.
no" pana Cd militer, re "a min
kraci postava meho tetovace.
Had.
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MUZ, KTERY Sc NEBOJf NE.
ZAMESTNANOSTI.

Jdu 20 ulici onehdy, zabran
tax reci Cicerina V novinach,
re isem nevidel neslysel. Ma
iednou St'ouchne do mne ne
jaky kluk zarve: "Pozor,
trouba jede." Skokem octnu Sc
V neiblizsim otevrenem krame.
Ctenar nekrteny Vltavou snad
nepochopi dalekosahly vyznam
vykriku, ale Prazak jiz jednou
postfikany "elektrickou kro-
renkou" chrlici vodu daleko
ma chodnik varujici stalymi
zvuky signalni trubky chodce,
ten timto lidovym vejsple-
chem tise souhlasi, zvlaste
kdyz zazil neco podobneho V
ulici lzke a nevsdel, kan Sc
schovat.
Rozhlednuv Sc, shledavam,
re uskocil jsem do vycepu vi
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narny. Duchapfitomny cisnik
obeplul mne sikovne, ze zastou
pill mi cestu ven a ptal Sc: era
tie poroucet bile neb cervene?"
Co delat, tax jsem 81 dal
ctvrtku cerveneho, ackoliv
jsem naprostym abstinentem
- hlavne z ddvodI ethicko-fi-
nancnich - jako vetsina lite
rata, vzhledem k tomu, ze litr
vina stoji 20 kac, coz je snad
predrazovani "predmetu den
nj potreby". NO.. sednu 81
tamhle a doctu Sc aspon konec-
ne, co'vymoh1a ia nase 33-clen
ma delegace. Ale orkestrion We
vycepu spustil 20, Velvary" a
tax mi nebylo mono zahlou-
bati sc klidne v taje hluboke
politiky. Pozornost ,upoutal
mIj protejsek u stolu. Totiz ru-
ce tohoto muze, kdyz sahaly po
sklenici, coz delo Sc velmi ca
sto. Prazdny lahev cd draheho
vina stala jiz pred MIN. Ty
dlouhe prsty S nehty. a posled-
mimi clanky prstd podivne "a
barvenymi! Takove maji gra-
fici, fotografdve zhotovujici
gumotisky a zamestnanci pri
podobne praci.
"Dovolte, pane," pravim,
"napsal jsem kdysi pojednani,
jak ruka je vyrazem povolani,
die toho co delame, Sc utvari. "
A rekl jsem mu svou domnen
ku.
"Chyba lasky, spis uhadnete
zac bude Ultra nemecka marka
nez-li mole zamestnani. Nenl
tax vSednim. Sazim sc lahev
toho nejlepsiho vina, ktere
mail"
Ze bych neuhadl? U certa
kde jsem jen podobne ruce vi.
del?
A najednou jako kdyz pfede
mnou objevi Sc obraz rusneho
pfistavu marseillskeho, jak vi.
del jsem jej ma svych potul.
kach Francii. Shluky namorni.
XII vsech koncin sveta. Stanky
obchodnikG Sc vsim moznym
az po lidske maso. A nyni jas
ne vidim tez muze sediciho u.
prostred hloucku divaku pri.
strojkem jehlou opatrenym
kterou namacel v jakemsi bal
vivu a "kreslil" pomoci nj OBJ
divuhodne ornamenty, mono
granny, znaky a hesla ma rame
prsa neb zada namorniku.
Tatoueur! Jak bych prelozi
ten napis? Tetovac, snad bylt
by nejlepe.
Jakmile jsem toto jmeno v.
slovil nahlas, vykrikl muj sou
: sed obdivem.
"Kdybych nevedel z drivejs
feci, re jste novinarem, mysle
bych veru, re jste tim nejlep
sim hadacem myslenek. Jsen
opravdu tetovacem!'
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V PATEK, A. SRPNA, 1922.
Prof. X. Steti'la:
HRSTKA STARYCH VZPO.
MEX.

Jako pro cely narod, tax rok
1868 - rok zakladu Narodnl-
no divadla, byl obzvlaste pa
metihodny pro studentstvo. Ia
hy z jara, ktere bylo tenkrate
nadherne, konany byly pfi-
.pravy k vsenarodnim5 !slavno-
I'm, kdy mel byti polozen "a
ad k velikemu Narodnimu
vadlu. Tehdaz jsme nosili ce
.e zvane "podebradky" S Wy
lymi sokolimi perry. Nasi pro
ofi nam domIouvali, aby-
IN aspon ia p6ra odlozili,
it. patrne starostech, ably
ii nam nezakrocila policie.
IL pocatkem mesice kvetna
-,-e-divali jsme naproti bande-
rim a povoZum, privazejiclm
Y pamatnych mist nasi vlasti o.
hromne balvany do zakladu di-
vadla. Kdyz pTivazeli znamy
mohutny balvan 4 Blanika, W.
prahli jsme na nynejSl Narod-
nj tride k velike radosti obe-
censtva kone a dotahli iei sami
ma divademi stanoviSte. Sest-
nacty kveten +. 1868 utkvel
kazdemu soucaatniku zive pa
m6ti. Vazny feditel gymn. To-
mas Bilek napsal k tomu dni
do pam6tni knihy ustavu tato
nadsena slova:
"Byl to den jasny, spanily a
slavny. Sta atislce idu sdcastni-
10 Sc teto slavnosti duSevnihc
obrozeni narodniho. Nebyli to
vSak zastupove lhostejnych di-
vaku. kazdy slavil, kazdy pie
sal, kazdy tato dob6 zehnaI. Ma
Sc Praha zaskv6la sc nevida.
nym lesken. Narod cesky O
svedcil Zivota a pruznost duchf
metusenou. Osv1dcil posvatny
zapal pro wee vellkou a kras
nou. Osvedcil svou mravni 81
lu a vyspelost, hlasaje mad "a.
kladnim kamenem dsty svycl
feCniku vSemu svGtu, re zije
re bude ziti, ze ma a bude nit
svou osvetu a sve umeni."
Tyto slavnosti trvaly cele TT
dny a byly to snad narodn
svatky nejkrasneisi nejusle
chtileIsi, ktere mas narod sla
vii. Jimi dan novy podn6t k,
sbirkam ma dokonceni stavb,
Narodniho divsdla. Sbiralo S
vsude. Ma Staromestskem gym
nasiu byl nej2namenitejsir
propagatorem t6chto snah sc
ptiman Gustav Elm, Kodak nc
kycansly, jenz pfisel na pod
zim roku 1867 ze Seste tfid
gymnasia plzenskeho. Byl t
mezi suddenly napadny Zjel
Statny, pekne urostly, nosil n
rusych vlasech pod6bradku
tez mu pekne slusel aksamitC
Wy kabatec. Velikym jeho pr
znivcem byl prof. Javurel
jenz mu jako nejlepsimu styl
stow dal z destiny Znanku w
tecnou. Eimova prudka letor
zpusobila vsak nejen jemp "'
iehc profesordm ne, oonu re,
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tn hrimajici della a bude-li to
prime, re bude dozajista prazd
no. Tuto rozpravu zaslechli
nekteri hosi po chodbe pricha-
zejfci a zprava o moznem Vi
tanem prazdnu rozletela sc
hned po vsech tridach.
Zatim co ma astronomicke
vezi klementinake odbila osma
a hned po te dal starry skolnik
Schober znameni zvoncem,
re vyucovani pocina. Mas pro-
fesor tridni valne v letech po-
krocily, byl velmi kratkozraky
a ponekud nedoslychal. V nasi
tride mel toho dne vsechny fl
lologicke predmety. Prvni no.
dinu prekladai jsme z Ovidia
a pri tom touzebne 'vyhledali k
otevrenym okndm, zda nepad-
nou hradeb oslavne rany. Dru
hou hodinu cvicili jsme Sc v re-
ckych tvarech, ale tato hodi-.
ma minula, aniz jsme Sc docka-
Ii ocekavanych vystrelu. Po-
dobne sc nam vedlo treti no
dinu pri cestine. Pc IL. hodine
vstoupil mas starry pan thu
stym "Faltysem", t. j. S meme
ckou cvicebnici pod pazi, pa
trne sam zklaman a rozmrzen,
re nema Rakousko prince my
vsichni dohromady prazdno.
kdyz tn pojednou skutecne Sc
oval delovy vystrel, "a chvili
druhy, treti :.
Professor zaslechnuv nejasne
dun6ni del, ptal sc Vaclava
Nemecka, prvniho zaka v tri-
de, kolikata to jiz uderila. Zak
udal spravne, re jiz sedma.
Cd toho okamziku prestalo Sc
vyucovati. Professor pocital S
nami rany mel pri tom samo-
mluvu: "Ozve-li sc dvacata
druha, je to prime. Name
prazdno -"
Pc 21. rane nastalo hluboke
ticho S napetim sc ocekava-
10, padne-li ia slavna dvacata
druha, ferialni. Pc male chvili
zaznela skutecne. Ale mela cd
druhych trochu odlisny zvuk,
vystrelil il pesti ma lavici a sou
casne druhou rukou svemu spo
luzakovi do zad ciperny Josef
Novak :.
"Hosi, slyseli jste?" otazal
Sc professor, zrejme rozradost-
men.
"Slyseli!" zahrmelo to jedno
hlasnym sborem vseho zactva
lined vyzval mas professor va
zne slovem "Oremus" k modlit
be a vyucovani bylo skonceno
Knihy malice bleskem slozeny
vytratili jsme Sc rychle jake
mysky vsemi vychody Kle
mentina. Jeste tehoz dne jsmt
zvedeli, ze Sc v Uhrach elsa
rovne Alzbete narodila dcera
byla to Marie Valerie. AL,
prazdno jsme Ia nj NELL prec.
Zahy odpuldne ubirali ism,
Sc s tisici jinymi Prazany d'
nuselskeho udoli "na Fidlova
cku' a uzivse tam spolecne VS.
llkych radOstl, Vraceli jsme s.
k veceru domu. Ma zpatecn
ceste uvazovali jsme, jak Sc u
chovame, bude-li Sc vysetrova
ii, kdo vystrelil tn dvacato'
druhou.
| bylo druhy den skutecn
prisne vySetfovani. Vedl j
sam reditel Bilek "a pritomn
sti tfidniho profesora. Byl
nam prisne domlouvano i hrc
zeno = ale my toho kanonyr;
ktery nam statecne pomohl
prazdnu, neprozradili. Caser
: sc ma vec zapomnelo a meme
: la pro mas neprijemnosti.
: MUZ, KTERY Sc NEBOJf Nj
zAAHkcTN Ay0cuv
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kou chvili. Ma podzim r. 1869
ucastnil sc demonstrate nami-
rene proti ministru Herbstovi a
Beustovi, byl zatcen a mel byti
vyloucen re studif. Ale profe-
sori no jakozto oblibeneho a Wy
nikajiciho studenta prece jen
zachranili. Odbyl 81 to o prv-
MIN semestru nezakonnou
znamkou mravG a osmihodi-
novym karcercm, coz je zapsa-
no rukou reditele Bilka v kata-
logu tehdejsi septimy. Gustav
Elm dokoncil pax sva studia
ma akadem. gymnasiu nalezi-
tym prospechem. Byl to - jak
vine - pozdejsi mas vynikaji-
CT zurnalista.
Ackoli byly jednotlive tfi-
dy tohoto dstavu velmi cetne,
znali jsme Sc prece vespolek
jako clenove jedne rodiny. R.
1868 byl v oktav6 prvnim "a
KEN Jan Matejicek, jeho vyni-
kajicimi druhy Zikmund Win
ter a JOS. Stupecky. Vsichni po
zdejsi lide znamf a vynikaji-
ci. B.,
V septime byl primusem Al
bin Brat, potomni ministr. v
seste tride Ant. Fencl z Chyna
Wy a FIR. Marat, pozdejsi vel.
mistr radu krizovnickeho, jenz
mel jako student opletani pro
telegram zaslany k Husove
slavnosti do Kostnice.
V kvinte vynikal JOS. Kral,
nejlepsi mas pozdejsi klassicky
filolog, jehoz spoluzakem byl
nedavno zemrely reditel Va.
clav Materna. V tercii, t. j. tri-
de nam nejblizsi, byl prvnim
mezi vsemi Jindrich Metelka
Josef Strnad, Frantisek Hansl
V sekunde Frant. Zenkr, Via.
dimir Srb. V prime tehdaz stu.
doval Bohus Rieger, OF. Josek
Vaclav Huebner a j. z techto
nekolika jmen je patrno, re a.
kademicke gymnasium dalo ma
semu narodu celOu radu muzu
opravdu vzacnych a vynikaii-
cich.
We vsech tfidach ustavu ko.
naly Sc hojne sbirky ma Narod-
nj divadlo a ma dostaveni chra.
mu svatovitskeho. Nase trida
ulozila 81 k tomu ucelu dobro
volnou tydenni dan, nejment
ljednoho desetniku, a bylo vyb
rano rravidelne pc cely Skoln
rok az do oktavy, kdy jsme 81
V l6te 1872 po maturite roze
$li. Sebrano bylo cd r. 1868 dt
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
CLEARING THE TRACK.

lot of people will criticize Senator New
berry for resigning after he had been acquitted
by the supreme court, had received a popular
endorsement in his own state and had been
Toted entitled to his seat by the senate. Ger
tainly. that was enough to justify a man in
icnaining in the senate. But it was apparent
that combination of democrats and radicals
would do all in their power to unseat him and
weeks of time would be consumed rehashing old
charges when important business is pressing for
the attention of congress. By sacrificing him
self, Senator Newberry removes a controversy
tor which he is in no way responsible and leaves
the way clear for the transaction of business.
he democrats would have used his case as an
excuse for flibustering and killing time in an
effort to embarrass the republican administra-
ton. Our democratic friends will now have to
hunt up something else on which to base their
obstruction tactics.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

to be peace, rather than war makers. The great
est diplomats of history are those who have sue
ceeded in allaying unrest, in preventing wars.
In this country We regard most highly those who
have negotiated important treaties; those, for
example, who have maintained peace with Can
ada and England for more than a century. If
war IS declared the diplomat goes home in a
hurry. often with the complaints of a people he
has learned to love ringing in his ears
Of course. evil influences entrenched by
wealth and political power. have willed and
forces war in the past. But they operate with
difficulty IN country where the people rule
And neither statesmen nor financiers should be
judged by the worst of their number, any more
than physicians class should be judged by
the quack, or lawyers by the shyster
Raymond Robins is not an unlettered or
untutored man. He at times strays from the
road of liberalism to radicalism, but usually is
willing to fight for what he believes is right
His panacea for the ills of civilization is non
sectarian Christianity" but this does not justify
illusions to nonexistent monsters who thrive on
destruction. Such creatures live only in the
imagination, in democratic lands where the PEG
pie rule.
Insuring peace is not so simple as such
orators indicate. Failure to comprehend the
lessons of history. inability to foresee events of
the future, refusal to give something today to
save all tomorrow. rejection of wise leadership
on the part of people individuals and hu-
manity whole-are forerunners of war. A
clear understanding of the problem and a willing
ness to solve it at whatever cost. are too otter
lacking.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
ROMANCE.
lacking.

For a hundred years the Santa Fe traiI
through the southwest has been in use. and it
is symbolic and fitting thing that the cities and
towns of central and western Kansas should
celebrate the centennial as they are doing this
autumn.
There is romance. wild, thrilling romance
of the old west in the history of the Santa Fe
trail. For centuries before its formal opening
to travel, it had been used by the Indians as a
highway from the great Mississippi basin down
OF Mexico.
Colonel Marmaduke of Mssouri-what a
name!-was the leader of the first big caravan
that went down the trail. He headed a
train of twenty-five wagons. all richly laden,
and the venture was a profitable one.
Trade along the trail grew to half million
a year in the 'forties. Then came the railroad
What change it has madel It is well that we
should remember the times before the railroads
transformed our vast country into the great
whirl of industrial life that we have today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
N re SPUR 2S MOI llEslNTI
The OPTINllST.

don't pssnsts the rail and coal strikes?
And Every cloud has silver lining.
When they make business of it. # have trains
There when the You will travel
Are unreasonable the And coal,
An optmist You will have to shovel it.
WHO always Then he whisted popular
Other peoples trouble Smiled sweetly and
Lightly Stepped steamship
yesterday For Europe where he will
He said, why worry Spend the winter
says divorce That's the trouble
with tn movie marriages They move too much
morals is that
unable to decode it.
predicted jewellers this winter
Then it will be quite normal winter
Michigan eloped
which triangle that ought keep the sob sisters busy all winter
NERVOUSNESS
So long, 50 long the leaden years have seemed,
idle and their labors
a smoke wreaths rain
Were those days through which OF bliss dreamed
Love passed day, and where its smile had beamed
Left somber shades and empty numbing pain
Despar-yet hope in some good time to gain
Once the gem that had so briefly cleaned
you've This Paradise is bright
Here priestess high, oh, Sweetest Maidi
My heart throne is and love my light
Love s less for being long delayed"
hand; I'll buy robes OF white
So long jack holds out bills shall be paid.
A j. Franck.
Enstens Theory Relatively published
fall The publication Of Einsen Theory of Hootchacty
announced
England facing prohibition
ing
Perhaps
of the liners sailing for Europe:
Germany may pay treasury
department turn over all its printing presses
New York man Of money horses
She other words his bettor half