davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-01
ZPRAVY Z CZECH,
y historicke pamatky, odvle-
Gene Mad'ar re Slovenska. -

Gene Mad ary Ze SiOvenSka. -
Die mlrovych smluv je cesko-
slovenska, rumunSka a jlhoslo-
vanska vlada opravnena, ably
81 vyzadaly vracenl panatek q
SHREK, jez cd roku 1914 'byly
ma darskou yladou odvezeny 4
musei nastupnickych statu do
Budapest. PeStska vlada od-
vezla techto musei nejcen-
nejSi veci pry proto, re Sc 20
bavala2 aby predmety ty ne
byly zniceny Y dobach pfeyra
tu. Rumuaska v!ada Vyslala
liz sVole znalce do Mad arska,
kteii Pe5ti pamatky ze sed-
mihradskych musei sblraji q
dopravuJi do Rumunska a Sed-
mihradSka. Vlada ceskosloVen-
ska S touto repatriaci ami 2
kosickeho, levocsk6hS, brati-
slavskeho jinych mhsei slo-
venskych dosud nezacala. =
''Slov. Vychod" zduraznuje, ze
NADIA odvlekli koSic po
preVratu historickych a umelec
kych pamatek Y Gene 8 milllo-
nu korun. Jsou to stare listing
knihy, zlate a strlbrne pred
mety, dale cenne stare kerami-
ky, sklenene pfedmety poi.
.Ie dokonce opraVnena obaVa,
re pamatky tyto nebudou na-
vraceny, nebot' rada mad ar
skych ufedniku po pfeVratu
Nelkou ieiich east - rozdelila
81 pro sebe. Mad ali oVsem
branl sc vydani pamatek zuby
nehty. Ba vystupujl dokonoe
:, -, ,.4.,.t -. :
1"s m u,plo'' :. 80
~ no'o''' =,
~ IA i''',>Y''' :
valeho Cesl1eho kralovstvi, ale
Ae ''o' e''7""' ~ % '''0 "
III .o'i' '''io''' 'sp".' NO.
mum = 0'' 8 - ~ - ~ -,
- ~ u" ~ w. nc -
'ioSe''sn'' 'i'' 'nr9 'r 0''''. -. ;,
piy poh'"o''i I'D a's ~ i.'
d uS!iu1i . 'o' "oS ~ - - N0'"i'"
hohleuei@ce h'Stup''i'Nsen Ss'
Ao' JeH ~ . eoa'o 1'''ez.'oo''
@abyVaia.
Spolecna smrt nilencu. '
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-01
Cd 2 DO 3 HODIN

Detsit sc pradlo - letnf spodky neb zivut1y, 9 =,
velk. 26 malou vadou, prizemf jen
Muzska atiet union trika - bila, nepravidel = Il
Ia, 75c hodnoty, prizemf ................
Zoe pracf krajky vyborne jakosti, okraje - =.
stredy az 4 pal Sir, prfzem yard Dr
n"' ia hsSi sI0 ""'s Tslhost sls no .9S
thapecke 81 ,ysoke boty - zbyle velk. q 4 M
trvaGliva obuv, ?. patro jen ........ y = - -
Trikol.soNt tiebnck binzy - prymky Ct M
vsech zadanych barev 3. patro jen
Detsk% xastery - perkau, svetl tmav. 1Gh
barev, knolfky. serpou 4. patro jen
i.i4. nacionovy scrim Sir prolamova- ~ II n,
npm krajem jen billy, yd Sir 5. p. yard /A|
Sff.50 bruseIskc koberce 9x12 stop, On rS
pat vybledle, velky vyber vzoru 5. pat. Y -
''s s, as''A% ,"r ,S.' p4saF ohnu'a drz"d" 25c
79c romperss n kreepersy hlavne ulatene, 00< 4,
onsaene fhnoastvf, , knpci, sklepenf y y. !
'S ross ."s" psns vAory ma bile" Csc
Letni tubove suknG - 81. $2.95, Co.,
neb gabardmu, perlet. knofliky, sklepen
Damske si.os jmiiets stre,ice - mekka CT 10
kozinka, oheb podesve, vSech yelk. ski. r - -
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Cd l DO! 2 HODN

s"c hedv st"hy - celohedv, sotysove kostk Or
IVORY, Y pal. Sir, vybran. barev. prIz. 10y
SI.S9 bfiena prOsteradla, yelk. S1x90, e 4 OH
hotrfdnf, jen kusu kupci, prfzemi Ass
Muzske bayInent pOnOzky Wovenright, Wy 4 - 1
branych barev, neprav. 25c zbozf pr. 10y
"s fa1 ns' 19c
pss s,s Sssa Sss 9sls1y ssl0s'HSns $500
s.1tf ua Do s's n d" n""s vsseh vslhos'l $195
TrOchu pOskOzene blnzy vySs shrnov q M
lfmec, krajkova ozdoba, 3. patro jen y - ~ -
$3.50 al ss'1 @a'."sne As'@".y ] s $500
F"e' t"%r aoyae 81 45c
y ma n"" an ., 14c
"-s' 80 'nsr% os"s s"s" a, ,ssss $219
1sc mutelinovS kambryk SO pal sir 1f<A
pradlo sklepenf tuto hodnu yard
'%'-As s-A< h5 s"@ ">sr"''"
3>c satenove blOOmersy - cerne, vyborne SDG A
jakost, velkosti 4--12. sllepenf =. .......
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-01
Cd lODO II HODN

Zoe knpesniky daamske sport tistene, OBJ 4 n.
Site neb zalozene kraie, pfzemf jen
S5JS coEnOvan6 dmity poslamky - kra- q - OK
sne modfe tist. vell<. 9Ox100 pzfzemf Po'oO
Detske re puncOchy - bavlnene ryh, Cerne 9 :.
bile. velk. 5i2-9, malou neprav., prfzemf -
Damsht sattnove strevfce - prorfvane CT IN
vyber barev, zbyl6 velk. ,. patro
obleku velk. I'll, pekne smsehiny 3 p.
Khaki nrmarsise obieky pro danny dfvky knI
jednokus, manor. Imec, dl. rukavy, 4. y.
Detskt obecky muselinu pekny vgstrih 4 q -
suknovy tvar 4 patro jen ............ - 7
Zbyie parry zaclon - krajkove latek Oo =.
az jednoho nepatr. posl 5. patro
kongoieo,e kohercc 9X12 stop dru- G 4 n OK
hotT. Gold Seal $1620 H. B. p - y"
l2c tdcky nakypy kolaGe ozdobny a
porculan T. patro jen .................
5Sc sptyso>e spodaicky trvanlive vek. . ri
pro danny i'dfvky skicpenf jen ........
himona zVlastnost krasnych kviskova- 2OA
nyeh atek pro danny dfvky sklepeni
's "''g"s ,' "sr' ""'sn -, = yard sr0hs ho'0vS 14c
".a.S *'"s ."""'s % d" ''"fs s 1-n" psS"s $159
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-01
IA VALECNEHO BESU. !"
ROMAN UCASTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

vyvedeneho dobytka chleva.
Prisly k pozaru i jine setni-
ny z mestecka. Nez marno. Dire
vena, slamenym doSkem prikry
ia chajda horela jako smolna
pochoden a nj horely jeste
diva vedle Aojici baracky. Stoj
XIV domecek zustal uchranen.
Vojaci jeho strechu vodou neu-
stale polevali. Ear byl obrov-
sky. A mad vysoko slehajicimi
plameny, stravujicimi sousednf
chatu do zakladu, krouzili smu
the diva bill capove. Otec a
matka. To tam bylo rodinne
stesti. = Shofelo jejich hni-
zdo jejich jarni radosti, $
jejich detmi.
w staveni lehlo popelem.
Uz bylo rano, vojaci uz jenom
tn a tam We zbylych dfevenych
tramech objevivsi Sc znovu pla
men ulevali, a capi krouziti
mad spalenistem neprestavali.
Unaveni nepretrzitym le-
tenn, cpavym dymem a zarem,
na chvili usedli nedaleko cd
spaleniSte Ma strom, ma chvili
odpocinuli znovu zacali tesk-
ne obletovati.
Jirl konajici hlidku S voJa-
ky u spaleniste, pozoroval je-
jich pocinani dust jeho by
10 nesmirne smutno. Co je III
vot vsechno stesti? Vcera
zavid6l Jim jeste jejich spoko-
! jenost a dnes je mu Ito jejich
osudu.
Rano odiizdela do fronty po-
chodova setnina, u niz slouzil
ucitel ...
A ia diva dny byla rozpuste-
ma poddustojnicka skoIa. Vsich
nj 2 nj nastoupili k svym po-
chodovym setninam. | Jifi S Nj
kolou. Litostive Sc mimi louGil
Stojko.
"a prose pana, vrati-li sc z
voiny, necht' navstivi sc svou
zinkou kdysi stareho Stojko."
Jifi slibil.
Kdyz vratil Sc do vesnice X
sve pochodove setnine, byla u5
pfipravena k odchodu. VZruSe
nj We vSech cetach. TAX konec.
ne! Snad Ultra, ci pozltri W
tam budou. Stari, zkuseni voja
CT, kteri uz byli ma fronte, t6.
Sill Sc, ze "a kratko pujdou "a.
Sc "nejakou dobrou" do ia.
zemi, do nemocnice, nezkusen
predstavovali 81 Y neurcitycE
barvach, co nastava. Jenon
; malokdo chtel z nich myslit
ma smrt.
Y hrubych zertech, Y jaken
81 nepravdivem veseh, We zpe
WI, snazili Sc Ma vsechno zapo
menout. Saml Sc S mimi rozlou
ell povzbuzujicimi slovy, zt
spoleha, re ieho vyucenci bu
dou Sc nadsene biti Ia cisaret ;
vlast. Proklinali duchu kaz
de slovo tiyznitelovo, ktery ma
dale zustane ia vetrem, ably
move prlchoZl Sc svymi takte;
zustalymi pomocnlky tyral.
A to je jedine tesilo, ze dare
bak nejel S mimi.
"A kdyby sci, prvni bych z;
MIN poslal," ulevil 81 mnohy.
Jirl loucil Sc V dopise sc re
nou a Anickou. Napsal krat
lSe, teskne psani. Zmocnoval;
sc no nevyslovna touha napsa
: ii Lole, ale pfece sc premoh
q nepsal.
Ve6er doprovodila je hudb;
m9steckem. Ovenceni chvo
jim, S plsni, ktera trpce znela
vstoupili chlapci do dobytcicl
vozu a odiizdeli tam, odkud Il
mnozi Sc nevrati. Temne hrme
nj V dali v poslednich dnech SIX
70 neutuchalo. Je tam hroznf
: jedou do toho -.
Jeli den a noe. rano vyved
: je z vlaku. Y male stanici, D
najove.
Co Sc stane ?Co bude? >Kar
pilidou2 Do reseryv nebo lime
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Jinak rissti, jinak nasi Mem

la jinak divaji Sc ma pomer
Nemcu k nam a docela jinak
posuzujl postaveni ieiich V re-
publice nasi, nez jak hlasaji do
celeho sveta Nemci nasi. No
wynn takovym dokladem toho
jest projev "riSskeho Nemce, o
nemz pisl Mar. Listy" takto:
"RlSsko-nemecky velkoobchod-
nix, jenz po diva tydny meskal
V nasi republice, ably tn nasbi-
raj informace obchodniho razu
a navazal Zde styky obchodni,
mel "a sveho pobytu V Plzm
rozhovor pritelem naSeho Ii
stu, jemuz proievil sve potese-
nj mad usporadanymi pomery,
Jake pry vsude u mas shledal.
@ svych stycich nasimi Mem
ci vyslovil Sc, re V PraZe jeho
obchodni pratele, vetsinou III
dovSkeho vyZnani, mnoho mu
vypravovali, jak krute jest V
naSem state nemecky zivel u
tlaGovan. On pry vsak nikde
toho nejmenSiho tom nezna-
menal, spis pry Sc podivil libe~
ralnosti, jakou priiimalo ODE
eenstvo, nekdy az prilis volne
chovani nemecke mladeze, KITE
ra misty primo by chtela neja-
kou srazku vyprovokovati, coz
pry obecenstVo rozumne igno-
rovalo. Cizinec podivil Sc ta-
ke, jakou volnosti 81 u mas
N6mci mohou We Verejnych
lmistnostech pocinati hovofi-
ii. Donna Nemecku, by] pry
VaroVan, ably radeji mluvil .ien
francouzsky nez nemecky, ably
sc vyvaroval citelnym nepfije-
mnostem. Pravil dale, re Mem
ci, usedli zamofl, zejmena v
/ Jizni Americe, jiz Sc prizpuso-
bill pomerum a stall Sc dobry-
mi republikany, ale NSe-Nemci
" N6mecku vSemi rozumnymi
lidmi nenaVid6ni, mali pry mi
mo Nemecko nejhorlvejsi stou
pence V naSich Nemcich, ackoli
pry die jmen je patrno, re tito
| "VSenGmeCti Cechoslovaci' jsou
| Vlastn6 velmi caste jen ponem-
| cili CeSi. Pri SVEN odjeZdu z
plzne do Mnichoya pravil svG-
mu plZenskemu pruVodci, pu-
Vodci techto radku: "Nechte
lien ty vase Nemce Nybourlti
ljeSte Sc nevzpamatovali ne
! otekavaneho pro mas ySecky
| Nemce vysledku valky. Jich
nadeje ma navrat starych po.
m6ru nebo Ma naSi pomoc, je
marina. Jak isem poznal l
vas, ie vas mlady stat IA lep
zich zakladech, nez jsme 81 |
mas mysleli. A Vasi Nemci zt
svych snu dosti zahy vystrlzli
vi. Pro mas jsou dobre hospo
dafske styky Vlmi mnohen
dulezitejSl nez sympatle vaslcf
N6mclr kteri ylastne mali pc
certech malo krcvni spIizn6no
I'll nami. :"
Nasilne prepadeni zavodni
no inzenyra stavkovymi HID
kami Ceskomoravske tovarny
Dne 9. t. m. odpolednich no
dinach dostavil Sc do Ceskomo
: ravske tovarny softer w. pro II
serVni soucastku nakladnih'
automobile. Soucastka tato by
la mu automobilnlm oddelen
prltomnimi zavodnlmi inzeny
ry vydana a ielikoz w. specha
k vlaku. uvolil Sc Vrchnl inZe
nyr Richard Stole, re zakazni
ka odebrany material do
pravi osobnim automobilen
podniku na nadrazi. Kdyz vuz
! rizeny vrch. inzenyrem Stol
! lem, opustil Ceskomoravsko,
| tovarnu, zastavil nedaleko to
varny fly. Bratfi prasilove; t
I hoto zdrzenl pouzily rozestave
-lne stavkove hlidky delnictv
:, Ceskeomoravske tovarny, shlu
: ky Sc koIem vozu a zadaly, a
'. by nalozeny material byl odve
: zen Zpet DO tovarny. Nrch. in
II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-01

pOcltat ZlVot ma dnl, ma neko-
lik hodin, lepe feceno nepoci-
tat, nevZpominat 1. Zit pro
klidnou chvili, pro pritomnost,
vecer, zftMJ Ezdeji at pfi-
jde cokoliv, 4zdeji nepfemyslet
0 tom, co Pride. Lepe vzpomi
nat ma vse co bylo, byvalo.
Snad kazdy vojak mnohokrate
tfeba Ia sebou prevzpominal
cely svuj zivot, cd detskych
let az do etapy a prozival We
skery davno pred tim zapome-
mute dojmy, radosti, stesky zno
WI, tax jakoby davno minute
znovu I'll.
U stanice na kopci rozlozen
velky vojensky hrbitov.
Bylo krasne, kvetnove rano.
Skrivanci v blankytu jasali, j.
max bylo ticho Nebylo zflti nj
kde mnoho vojaku, skoro bysl
byl nerekl, re nalezas Sc pouze
ma nekolik hodin cd fronty.
V tichu oval Sc nahle hrmot
properelu, letec z nedaleko cd
tud vzdaleneho hangaru vyle-
tel, ably Sc podival ma ruskou
frontu. Vojaci pribyvsi novy
mi pochodovymi setninami, od-
pocivajici u Stanice, patfili ma
nezvykle jim dosud divadlo.
BrZy zmizel letec z obzoru a
v dali ozvala Sc della. To Ru-
sove vitali jeho prilet na from
tu.
! Rozdano kazdemu vojakovi
tri sta patron a zaveleno k po-
chodu. Kan idou? Primo ma
frontu, .ci do reservy jeste? Ne
vedeli.
Tri sta patron pfidanych k
dosti uz znacnemu bremenu ii
| zilo a slunce pocalo praziti,
klesali unavou. Pc trihodinnem
pochodu delsl odpocinek ma
velke louce u silnice.
V ustrety pfijel jim fronty
velitel pluku, promluvil k MIN
nekolik vet. Dobry pan. Mari
dill hudbe, ably uvitala jejich
prichod. Ma dalsim pochodu k
, fronte budog doproyazeni plu-
kovni hudbou, ktera je uz tady
ocekavala.
Pc chvilce odpocinku serade
nj. A plukovnik promluvil. By
10 neklidno ma fronte po neko-
lik dni. Rus chtel sc pokusiti
10 utok, nez rozmyslil 81 to. Cd
vcera je znovu kid zda Sc, re
dele potrva. Prijdou tedy ma
klidnou frontu, nektere setni-
: ny budou zatim jeste umisteny
V reserve.
V ruskem vojsku je neklid
a socialisticky roZvrat a nebu-
de trvati dlouho a ruSti vojaci
opusti frontu. Snazi Sc zlakati
i naSe dobre, rakouske hochy,
proto je zakazano Rusy Sc
dorozumivati, na ne volat, nj
mi hovorit. A zvlaste cesti vo-
jaci Sc musi miti ma pozoru.
Svou zdatnostl presnym pl-
nenim povinnosti treba doka-
zati, re nepravdivy jsou veske
ry sirene zpravy Cesich, re
isou velezradci. V poslednim
case Jest slyseti velmi casio, ze
cesti vojaci isou mezi Rusy ma
fronte a re chteji Sc zucastni-
ii boje proti sve jedine, Stroke
vlasti, Rakousku. Blouznivci
Vsichni Sc predem sami odsou-
dill k smrti! - Jakmile by sc
cos u pluku pozorovalo, jak-
mile by zde ktery vojak kul S
Rusy pixie bude bez milosti
zastrelen. To isou jeho slova,
: : je dobry clovek, nezna vsak
!. zertu. Ia kazde podezreni
. smrt - zalezi mu na cti ceske,
no pluku. Vojaci uvazovali c
!. slovech plukovnikovych. Slyse.
= Ii radi, ze ma fronte je kid, ne
). byli by verili, nez utvrzovalC
: je We wire ticho vladnouci oc
: vcerejska.
.s Vypravili Sc na dalsi pochoc
! ! k fronte. Hudba hrala rycnt
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Cd Il. DO Il HODN

soc yysfyky kambrykoVe karnVr. Is p. s. SDH- r,
dobre zhot, vzorkS pevne kraje prfz, yard
Damslse I9c zivutky bavlnen6 ramenn1- \ Ss.
pasky velk. 36--4i pffzemi jen
stoinf dam,sek 5S p. s. dobre trvanl. % =,
hod. jen yardu kupc Prfzemf yard "a
''"..',s p.'sns s''e''es , oes =. Doap'tNa 49c
'1'ss; zoe ,' @r"'' .s, s"'sss yeh & pro s. as 59c
Jafetoyt obtekv $5.95 hedv. 20 = q
i tafet., hnede S--14ete ).
"p'.'ss' "'s"' ' "".'s is" psrovs @ barry Csc
,arr> , . ""%",s - lot ossas"'s , 'sssav $25
markczst VSb. hod, jednoduche %
obYAtsie delNy. billy, yd Sir, :. patro I'd
= '"fesne 'A,o : perske vzorky ma sal@'y' 45c
go re ",' .nA" &c. ea t0m'i"ae" t"aa'Ay 4Sc
Ennna.>e domdci Si.to- stTevice proslv &1 u
vel. pompony. nitkke podeSve ski r
Iii,enS barchet cisty billy shaker flanel RA
re Il. ua dttske od6vy, sklep. yard Ut
iii,ci PLASTIC - vkusne jarnf Vine UD 2S
ne smis., odis. barev. pro 3--6lete, ski. r
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Cd II DO HODINY

Damsht sc puncochy bavlncne, cerne bile 8 r.
korduan pfizemi tuto hodinu jen ga T
Damske .5c "a zoe >axankose zboxf - limce r,
cele sety, z GRAND. krajek, tez sotys. prfz
'S s "''s"s 1 'e's', 'o,'s, ',as, vsh 'A's 29c
'a'ar an sport nay'a s. "s, A%saayS s 'sp csc
'@%.et .",s"s, ',%", ssse n,,s "s 49c
''s .""',s ,, ,~s'' ,av ," bly," asa'ss" sass 19c
's' sa "sa"'"+.s % 1.s." A""""A, pat m" CSC
H~""s s's"", ,o yaaa eSn's ~ s,zs sa1 d. SOC
s sa"e's,+ s .""ss' " n" sa"1, n-. y 97c
4's "ms's A,s''"' ,"" 'A0 priro"si . ,sa raa 25c
"a $3.50 swentr! Divcf plaste do de- % n.
ste dobre gum. modre ruz, 6-14 ski. ~
II dfycf obleky Sl295 a $1495 20 EE
hod jarnf, trikotia. serz ski r
:esovx aotvA - 81 5. zas pIatdu sgsbfL ~s
+ vychaz, obleky. Sklep. yard "a e y
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Cd 3 DO 4HODIN

AZ 25c kapesnfks muzske. monogramem 4 n n
obsSte, vyborne jakosti, prlzemi jen =
Bets>e see puntocshy bile kazmirove, vel. - ~A
i-612, hedv. patty sDicky, prfzemf jen
,!usskt .ac praef ,azanky - four-in-hand = RI
yesmes nova zaslka. prfzemf jen
Eit hhcko,ane pokrSvky Nelk. 7SN90 07 GO
dobr6 vahy, pekngeh ptfzemf jen Y
'se o"i"hae k"s"'ks - perkalu' navy G0f
kadet modfe, Prav sir. v pasech 4. D.
Sc xacieno,e krajky tezke cluny 0c
IVORY. slonovmove barvy 5. pat. yard -. Of
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ROAD NOTICE

Office of County Com y issioners J
Upper Marlboro, Md.
December 9th, 1921
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned committee will meet on the
premises on ~sAz-
Thursday, February %, 1922
At 8 O'clock P, M, to as
certain and report whether the public
convenience reauiresthe opening of a
public road leading West from tn e
Sllesia School-house in Piscataway
District, distance of approximately
one mile, terminating at Point Lcok-
out at the Junction of the Edelen- Raum.
Viehover boundary line, as t'tioned
for by Lorena H. McDouald, Joseph
Adler, ct al.
JOSEPH C. MtTTlN3LY,
]. HENRY KIRBY
J. T. FLAH HERIY
Examiners.
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ORpER OF RAr1F1oAroN

ORDER OF hATIFICATON
T. HOWARD DUCKETT, Assignee
FRANCIS L. McKENNA, ct al
In the Circuit Court fo- Prince Georges
County. Mary land
No. $3.50 Equity
nRDERED by the Circuit Court for
" Prince Georges County that the
property mentioned in these proceed
ings, made and reported by 7. Howard
Duckett, Assignee of the mortgages
filed in the above cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 3rd
day of February. 1929; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Prince Georges Coua-
ty. Maryland, once i'll each of three sue
CT sslve weeks before the 3rd day of
February next.
SUMMERFIELDD D. HALL, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County, Nd.
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s d. HALL, Clerk Jan13
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
dersigned citizens of Prince Georges
County Maryland, residents and free
holders of said County, will petition the
County Commissioners of said County
after this notice shall have been pub
lished thirty days in said County for
the opening of a public road from
where the county road from
Ardwick Station intersects the County
Road from Bladensburg to Lanham,
in Bladensburg Election District to the
National Defense Highway. by the
most direct route, through the lands
of s. c. Redman, dis ance CT about
400 feet and for the closing of part of
said Comfy road from Bladensburg to
Lanham from the point of said inter-
section of the Ardwick road, North
easterly to the place where it meet s
said Defense Highway.
o. c. STRAWN,
J. L. HAVENS,
ANNIE T. MARSDEN,
E. &. GROVE,
j. RAYMOND COOMES,
HILDA COOMES.
W. o. ANDERSON,
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FOR SALE

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Anacostia, D. G.
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Friday, January II, 1922
AT ANNAPOLIS

The General Assembly has settled
down, and the work of the session is
now going on with more than the US
ual vIgor at this stage of the proceed
ings. The Committees are holding reg
ular meetings, and the important bius
which have been introduced, are be-
ing considered as rapidly as possible,
and from time to time will be reported
out
The chief subjects of discussion
among the ass embed statesmen in
their informa1 conferences, in the
Chambers and Corridors of the State
House, are the proposed legislation re.
garding prohibition enforcement and
the regulation or suppression of horse
racing. The opinion is becoming
stronger as the days pass on that both
these difficult and unpleasant matters
will be referred to the voters. for de-
csion at the Congressional election to
be held in November next. There will
be several amendments to the State
Constitution placed before the people
at that time, for ratification or reJec-
ton. There will be no more than two
candidates on the ticket, and the gen
ERA, impression is-that it will be good
time for the people, by their votes to
decide whether they want the State to
aid the National Government to en-
force the Volstead prohibition law, and
also whether they want the present
system of race track management to
continue or to be abolished.
The present indications are that both
these mooted subjects will be handed
over to the people for determination,
so that the policy of Maryland may
- ho oattlQH
There seems little doubt about the
final passage of al the bills to carry out
the reorganization plans of the Gov
aernor. These bills are all in the hands
of the appropr ate commit ets. There
may be some slight amendments, but
they will doubtless be of no great i'm
portance. and a large proportion OF
the members of both parties appear to
be determined to enact all these bills
just as they were prepared, without
material change.
In the meantime, the numerous
practical politicians who are gathered
here including many who are not con-
nected with the General Assembly are
vigorously discussing the "utldck for |
the further, and the prob biz nominees |
for the National House oi Representa- /
tiyes in the several districts of the State, /
as well as the United States Senate. |
Notwithstanding the untimely boom,
started short time ago for Mr.. John
M. Dennis, State Treasurer. as the |
Democratic nominee to succeed Senator /
France, very mauy people still believe |
that Ex-senator John Walter Smith |
will in the end take the nomination. |
Others, and there are many cf them,
believe and hope that in the final anal |
ysis. Governor Richie will be persuad- |
ed to take the nomination, in case
Senator Smith definitely declines to |
run, for all these speculations are bas-
ed on the theory that the former Sen |
ator will refuse to enter the contest.
PAUL WINCHESTER
State House, Annapolis, Md.
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hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereon legally authenticated on or be-
fore the Goth day of July 1922. or
they may otherwise by law be exclude
from all benefits of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
oven under my hand this 17th day of
JAN, 1922
JAMES E. BEANIE
Administrator of Kate Bean, de-
ceased. Jan goth.
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l. dersigned has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Prince Georges
County, letters of administration upon
the personal estate of
KATE BEANIE
late of Prince Georges county, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned TO ex-