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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-15
JAN VLAD YKA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

dis, jak sc JIM o tebe staraji.
Jedna dnes a druha vcera ve-
GER" A zasmal Sc kratkym,
trochu posmesnym smichem.
''Neracte to Eve zazlivati,"
zaprosil starostlive.
"Te? Proc bych il zazlival.
Je takove nezkusene jehnatko
jako ty. Drive jsem rlkal, ze
je zkusenejsl nez ty, ale po wee
rejsku uz to nereknu. Copak
il nemelo napadnouti, ze jsem
tn ia re vim, co je treba u
delati? Az Sc s nj setkam, vez-
mu il "a usi. A ty tedy zby-
tecne nemluv poslouchej. -
Poslu ii sem rozsv1tit a po ve-
ceri 81 prijdu k tobe pfecisti
noviny. Zatim 81 zde wye
traS, v kamnech Sc ZatOpl a
bude nam tn dobre."
Pristiho dne sci Jan opra-
vdu jen' do kostela kdyz Sci
do jidelny k snidani, srdce mu
busilo, jake bude jeho setkani
Sc slecnou Minou. Plase Sc ma
nj, kdyz vesla, podival a po-
zdravil. Podekovala mu dd-
stojne, ale ami brvou nehnula.
Chodila korektne upiata a po-
vsiml 81, re Ease, navlekla Ger
ny, az ke krku upiaty odev.
Neobracel Sc ma nj otazkami
a ona jakoby no prehlizela.
Jakmile bylo po snldani, ode
sci do sveho pokoje teprve
v poledne sci do jidelny. Pan
dekan byl velmi rozehraty, ra-
dost mel, re byl We skole a Sc
stareckou hovornostl mu Wy
kladal, co We skole zazil, jak
deti poskadlil, re uz mlady We
lebny pan k MIN nebude chodi-
tt a jakou radost deti mely,
kdyz Jim rekl, ze ;e to pouhy
zert.
"Musim obcas sc k MIN po-
divat, clovek mezi tou drobo-
tinou omladne," tesil Sc oci
mu plaly. "Takove to ma ne
vinne pohledy tax jsou "a
kazde mile slovo vdecni."
Gale jemnostpan Sc tam We
lice unavi," prohodila slecna
Nina, pc prve Sc ucastnic no.
voru.
"Jaka 1nava? Zabava to
byla. A casio tam nepGjdu, to
jen nekdy, kdyz mi bude tesk-
no. Omladnu trochu."
"Jemnostpan neni tax sta
ry," soudila vazne.
"Prosim vas, mladik jsem.
Sedmdesatka mi sedi v tyle a
do tance mi je," zasmal sc
.hlucne, az mu size tekly.
Cd toho dne slecna Nina "a
Sc mluvila, ale mluvila malo,
opatrne a hlavne Janem vel
mi odmerene. Kdyz Sc nan
podivala, byl jeji pohled chlad
ny, jake ocel a cosi zleho Sc
v mem vzdy zablesklo. Ale Jan
tomu uvykl a byl povedcer, re
ma cd nj pokoj.
V sobotu Sc zdfzel v Ba-
zantnici kratceji, nez jindy,
ackoliv no Eva zdrzovala. Ne
rekl j vse, co Sc "a osudneho
vecera pfihodilo, ona vSak in
stinktem svym vycitila, re Sc
COST dulezite hralo a nesmirne
ma Jana dorazela,
ably j vse vylicil. Teprve,
kdyz il slibil, re priste teprve
il bude moci povedeti plnou
pravdu a dnes, re chvata, ably
usel nocnimu nachlazeni, pro-
poustela no, vasnive no zllba-
JIG prosic, ably ma nj casio
vzpominal a ably 81 byl vedom,
re nemine okamziku, aby ona
svymi mySlenkami k nemu ne
zaletla.
Priste byla sice uz rozumnej-
81, ale presto il pobourilo jeho
licenl. Vsecka uzardela S
planoucim pohledem Sc, rozvas
Mia a byti slecna Nina ma biz
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vroucne, imam strach, ze mas
brzy budou snaziti Sc rozvesti.'
Nebylo treba no pobizeti.-
Mnohokrat sam dekan no ma
pominal, ably sve silly neprepi-
nal, ale Jan sc tomu usmival.
Pozde do noci a We dne v kaz-
de volne chvili sedel u svych
knih.
"Pujde to-" fikal 81 obcas
sebevedome. V cervenci mel
skladati dcetnicke zkousky a
pro zkousky nedbal jara a je-
no kras. Ami ma pole nesel a
jen zahrade sedel zahlou-
ban do knih.
V cervnu vytrhla no prace
nabozenska zkouSka. Pan vi
kar prijel "a hlaholu zvonu
kdyz no Jan vital, jaksi neji-
ste sc ma Jana podival.
"Jak jste spokojen?" ptal Sc
no, nez odesli do skoly. "Ko-
nate sve povinnosti?"
"Vic nez je treba," odpove-
del "a nej d6kan.
"To je hezke. NJ, pujdeme
napfed do skoly." ~
We Skole nasel vse v porad-
ku. Jen hlavou pochvalne pri-
kyvoval a kdyz sc sam slova
ujal a chvili zkousel, pochva-
iii deti, jak dobfe uni a re je
videti, jak Sc velebny pan pri-
noval. D1val sc uz laskaveji
a pfi navratu do fairy po stra-
ne dekanovi rekl, re by MIN
rad o samote pohovoril. Dekan
pokynul Janovi, ably odesel do
kaplanky a jako by tusil, ! GO
pride, sedl 81 proti vikari a
ruce ma prsou zalozil.
"V pondeli jsem dostal z
konsistore tenhle pripis, bych
to vysetril," zacal vikar tajem-
ne. "Jelikoz jsem mel sem je-
ii, wal jsem to sebou. Mel
bych vlastne napred vyslech-
nouti pana kaplana, ale jelikoz
vim, re pomery dobre znate,
promluvime 81 tom napred
sami. To vite, rad to nedelam,
ale povinnost, je povinnost a
to, co 'je tam psano, je velmi
dGlezite."
Prisunul k dekanovi uredni
pfipis vedle neho arch papi-
ru, popsaneho vypsanou, ale
zrejme umyslne komolenou ru-
kou. Dekan sahl napfed po
tomto aktu a z blizka 81 no k
ocim pridrzel. Sotva precetl
prvni slova, obratil prvni list,
ably Sc podival ma podpis a uz
hlavou zakyval.
"A, anonymni.list!" rekl Sc
zlostnym pohrdanim. "Proti
komu? Proti panu paterovi?"
"Racte 81 no precisti," zadal
vikar, patre nan vazne.
Cetl tedy. Zacinal, jak OBJ
vykle takove pripisy zacinaji:
My dobri katolici farnosti kr-
havecske oznamujeme, re We
lebny pan Leksa, mas kaplan,
vede pohorslivy zivot, ktery je
cele farnosti zkazou.
'NicemOve," zalateril de-
kan a zavrtev sebou, cetl dale.
I'll dobri katolici 81 stezovali.
ze kaplan Leksa chytl Sc jed
noho devcete, ze "a nj chodi,
cele noci u nj travi, nj Sc IL
ba, verejne Sc nj vodi. lPri
tom sc opiji, ma lidi Sc utrhuje,
sve povinnosti nekona, v koste-
le spatne kaze, do skoly chodi
jen pro zabavu, deti nicemu
obcany nevdli III
je a je pricinou, re lide presta-
vaji do kostela choditi. Nebu-
deli pry ucinena pritrz jeho
iednani a nebude-li jinym, no.
knezem nahrazen, ze
osadnici z toho udelaji dusle-
dek, vsechno v novinach uve-
rejni cd cirkve odpadnou."
.Kdyz. dekan docetl, hodil pri
pis ma stGl a odplivl 81.
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CCAA J0NO A4VAs
Kmochacci sc zle polekali,
ale kdyz sc rozhledli, videli ma
zemi svicku, kolem nj zlate. ma
dobi, hromadky penez, lahve
s vfnem, kytu, chleb, hned Sc
upokojili, pozhali, ze konecne
nasli, co hledali. Sedli ma zem
- dali sc do jidla, kdyz Sc
posilnili, dali Sc do deleni: -
krejci meril penize kalichem,
jednu ty, jednu ia, potom 81
rozebrali nadobi, ale kdyz by
Ii hotovi, povida svec:
"Kmochacku, dobre jste roz-
delili, ale kde jsou mole diva
krejcary?"
"Jake diva krejcary?" ma to
krejci, "vsak to jsou jen duka-
ty tolary."
Gale ty diva krejcary, co jsem
vam dial ma trhu "a ty vase
hrozinky, coz Sc nepamatuje-
te?"
Krejci sc rozlftil, re no svec
upomina, ale svec Sc medal, az
Sc dostali do sebe, div sc nese-
prali.
Zatlm ii zbojnici Sc v lese
seSli, tfasli sc zimou v tom de-
sti, a poslali jednoho podivat
Sc, co sc to v tom kosteliku de-
je. Zbojnik Sc plizil az ke
dverim, nazira spehyrkou, tu
vidi toho chlupace s rohama,
jak rye nejakeho ubozaka, az
S MIN uderil do dveri. V te
chvili shield v spehyrce zboj-
nikovu cepici, chytil il do hr-
sti, mrstil il sevci do tvare a
krici:
"Tu mas, ty nesyto, "a sve
diva krejcary!"
Zbojnik utikal do lesa pIl
nezivy a kricel ma kamarady uz
zdaleka:
"Hosi, honem pryc, vsichni
tt neboztici Sc tam deli nase
penize, cert je podeluje, je
jich tolik, re Sc ma kazdeho do
staly diva krejcary - a pro to-
no posledniho musil mi stah-
nout cepici hlavy, ably mlcel.'
Zbojnici sc radeji ztratili,
nez ably Sc bill s mrtvymi o ty
penize, a kmochacci, kdyz Sc
.pobili, pax Sc zas smfrili. Spali
v pokoji, a rano, kdyz Sc bour-
ka prehnala, sebrali svdj po-
klad hnali sc domu.
Nez dosli do vsi, byla uz po
n;ch shanka, kan Sc podeli, a
zeny, sotva je widely, S radosti
je vitaly. A coz kdyz uvidely
ty hromady penez! Sevcova
hned Sc dala do prace, vycidila
to zlate a stribrne nadobi az
Sc lesklo, a svec il zatim povi-
dial, jak toho nabyli.
Kdyz doSel az tam, jak Sc
pohadali ty diva krejcary, po-
zdvihla sevcova hlavu, ptala
Sc:
"a kde mas tn cepici?"
Svec Sc vymlouval, re byla
uz stara a derava, ale Sevcova
Sc rozhnevala, re to tax meme
cha, rozbehla Sc ke krejcovGm
a ma = krejcovou, ably il dala
ty diva krejcary, poradek mu-
81 byt. Krejcova Sc nedala,
tax dlouho Sc hadaly, az Sc
rozbehly ma faru,. at je pan ia
rar rozsoudi.
Pan farar, sotva uslySel o
tech pokladech, kazal krejci-
mu i sevcovi, ably je prinesli ma
faru ukazat. A kdyz prisli,
povida:
"Tak yam pekne dekuju, mo
il mill osadnici, tyhle penize a
tohle nadobi, to bylo vtera u
llradeno z naseho poutniho ko-
stella. Velikou zasluhu jste 81
ziskali, re jste to zpet dosta-
H."
Tim byli oba kmotri rozsou-
zeni: byli radi, kdyz Jim pan
farar dial po hrsti med'akI "a
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odboru zemedestvi Washingtone stale necim sou
konany zkousky Zde jest edna velmi zajmava
budove Malu jest mniaturn pekarna opatena eek
rckymi pecem misidy vsim ostatnfm Tato fotografie
pfedstavuje zkousky moukou nezli il pouze pecen
cheba.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Cabin John Park.

BUNGALOW SITES. $50. s40O-7 LoCKs.
river. canal. trees. fishing. boating. terms
ToMLlNsoN. 1874 Vermont ave. Fr 3ni.
MAGNIFICENT SITEs-LARGE COT NTRy
homes. Conduit rd: high view: ia * a.
ToMLiNSoN. 1874 Vermont ave. VI. 3ni.
FINE BUILDING LOT. NO. el-ON CoN-
Arit ~. inoNssn: fine ir",as - ,f. ter---
TOMLINSoN. l34i Vermont ave. Fr. 30l.
Lot o. OK CONDTIT RD.-2a ooo 50 n /:
s1ring. large trees: sr: terms TOMIIN-
SoN. l3sS Vermont ave. Franklin sol
BTNC ALLOW = RAIS. CoNCRETE Bi.K
good home. garage. Conduit ~. 81 90. 50
per mo. ToMIINsoN. i3lI W. ave. ". s"i
sI'B DIV. TRACTS LOW PRICE. EASY
terms: nr. Conduit rd.: e.. ~ a.. 4n a..
go .. roNIIINsoN. I34i Vt ave. Fr. Si.
LOT No. .. iooHeoo. RD. CoSG. Ci.rB =
Trees garhrr. fruit; sGu, iof rash. 80
mo. ToMI.INSoN. 1874 VI. ave. Fr Sni-
PINE sITE-HoTEI.. CIR LARGE HOWE:
mi. frOm White HouSe: fine view. TOM
LlNSoN. l3Is Vermont ave. rrsuklin 3ai.
IO1S Mr.. CoNQIilr RD.-i0a Vt. WIDE:
1i-r. 2c. &C. IT.: fine country harn~s TON
LINs0N, 1874 Vermont ave. Franklin sol.
100 LOIS COUNTRY HOMES - LARGE.
small: level. rolling; trees river; terms.
r0MLINsoN. ls44 Vermont ave. Fr. 3ni-
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MOVING AND STORAGE

Emergency Transfer Co.
Furniture moved; anywhere. suytime.
c. W. vEAcH. Msr.
1872 II .t NV. Main sHsl.
ass
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elec.; h.-w.h.: Lear gar; price SIS. 900.
rHos. J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC. 73s 18th
st. NV. Main ESQ.
PORTER sT-s1I. .50o.>
Eleven rms. b.. ami. breakfast
sleeping porches: garage. n L. SANS
BURY 4 CO.. 141s I st. Main 5so4.
sEhI-DETACHED HOME OF > STORIES:
nrst door comprises living and dining
room. kitchen and sunny breakfast room;
second door. three bedrooms and bath and
sleeping porch; there is q porch on front and
side beside the enclosed sleeping porch:
hardwood hoors; electric lights: hot water
heat: buiitin heated garage. Price, SIS, 500
MeKEEyER q GUss. li05 Eye 1T. NV
Main 4752 1883
CHARMING LITTLE HOME PRICED AT
very low figure to effect early sale: seven
rooms and bath: completely finished and
heated attic; large front, rear and sleeping
porches: electric lights: hardwood floors and
trim: EsrsEe. Price. s11.5oo. McKEEvER
GosS. 1405 Eye 1t. NV. Main 1852.
Just OFF 1sTu sT.-ATTRAcrivE BRICK
home on lot $50 feet deep; eight rooms
and three baths: front and rear porch;
sleeping porch: all modern conveniences:
electric lights; hot-water heat; hardwood
noors and trim; space for garage; immediate
possession can be had; worth your inspec-
tfon. Price. $4,000. McKEEvER & GOss.
A WONDERFUL HOME FOR THE PRICE
asked; IL completely detached on lot hav-
ing frontage Of so feet on popular street;
brick and frame construction six rooms
and bath; breakfast and two sleeping
norches; concrete front porch; hardwood
floors: electric lights: hot-water heat. built
In bookcases and cedar closets: open fre-
1852. 3s3-3
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

foR sALE-H0MEs AND INyEsTMENTs
In sii parts 81 the oi;y. Is your property
with rs Q qrirk asl-
M. E. THOMPSON CO.,
% r st. NV. North 1882
q
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EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS: FRONT
snd double rear porches. sleeping porchl;
vapOr heat: electric lights: hardwood floors:
screens: basement; evergreen trees on large
lawn Phone us for appointment to In
spect Price s11 500. McKEEvER GOss.
t05 Eve st NV Main 4752. sI5-3
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Columbia Heights.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WEST OF liTH-7,
room frame: bath; garage: semi-detached:
furnished: $500. LOFTS T. SHOEMAKER.
1907 V. Y. Ave. V. W Main 1850.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Cleveland Park.

WONDERFUL HOME REDUCED IN
price to effect quick sale; completely de-
tach-d on lot 50x112; eight rooms and tiled
bsta with shower: basement and attic; front
and sleeping porch: house beautifully dec
grated: has exceptionally large living room
open fireplace; hardwood floors and trim (:
electric lights: hot-water heat; instantane-
ous water heater: garage. Price. $4,000.
n~KEEvER GoSS. 1405 Eye st. NV
Nain 4752 so-S
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

LOCATED on LOT HAVING FRONT
age Of co feet and running back $50 feet.
this home Il n splendid va'ue at 10000.
Two stories and cellar; nrst floor comprises
reception hall. living and dining rooms.
library and kitcheR: second floor-three
bedrooms and bath: front and rear porches.
hardwood floors; good beating plant: cleo
trir lights. garage: 500 cash payment
asked McTFEvER 4 GOss. 1905 Eye st.
NV Mair 4T5a 1868
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL Houss
Of center hall plan. containing rooms
"a bedrooms) and bath: hot-water heat:
electricity and gas: front and rear porches;
hardwood noors and trim: screens: open
fireplace. This house II Of frame construc-
ton, completely detached and there Il Q
ouilt-in garage: convenient terms. Price.
S12.s50 SHANNON & LUCHs. 713 18th Of.
~. Main ~
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

SEMI -BU NGALOw LOCATED on ONE OF
the prettiest corners IN this beautiful
section: lot 60xl50 with attractive lawn;
i've rooms and bath on first floor: two rooms
alcove and storage room second: has
spaciouS front porch: hardwood floors: cleo
tric lights: hOt-water heat: stone open fire.
place: cellar. Prize Sl1 .OO1 on reasonable
terms McKEEyER & GOSS. 1905 Eve st.
NV Main 4T52 31O-3
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

AN UNUSUAL OFFERING IN A TWO
bedroom bungalow in Chevy Chase: a cory
place that is truly different In a practical
way: the lot Is 6Ox125 feet and is located
half a block from car line. Immediate
ros -es~Ion- sloJOO. SHANNON & LUCHs.
713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-sl5.5oo

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-sI5.Joo
On 18th St. near Meridian st.-Larye o.
room home; containing . baths: h.-w.h.:
elec. lights: concrete front porch and double
rear oorch: deep lot TO alley: double brick
garage. The present owner 10 now occupy
ing the first and second floor and receives
and income Of $50 per month from the third
foor. THIS house be easily converted
into business property. Attractive terms
WI S. PHILLIPS. 1900 y. Y. ave. Main
46r0
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"A MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND
one that IL entirely Individual; bed
rooms. living room with open fireplace. din
ing room and kitchen: hot-water heat. cleo
Wcity. gas; front and rear porches: hard
wood noors and trim. Lot Is feet wide and
amply deep for garage. s12 800. SHANNON
q LUCHS. Ti3 I4th st. NV. Main 2345.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

sEvEN-ROoM AND oNE-BATH BUNGA-
lev "a bedroomsl. frame with stone foun-
dation; open fireplace In living room; spa
riaus front porch: electricity: hot water
heat: screens throughout: beautiful shade
L:rees: Int 6oxlT0 feet: price sI1 900
SHANNON LUCHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main
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NEW BUNGALOW OF q ROOMS AND
bath. on lot 45xI2a feet: large front porch;
one-pipe furnace: electricity; gas: hardwood
foors sni trim: open fireplace In living room:
screens: immediate possession; price 81. 500.
SHANNON q LUCHs. 7l3 14th st. nv
Main 2345
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ATTRACTIVE sEMI-DETACHED HOME
beautiful condition and most ronveniently
Acafed. well-plaDned rooms and baths
hot-vater heat: electricity and ges: hard
wood noors throghout: large lot to slley
and garaKe to match horse: price s14. 5na:
better huy cannot he found at the pI.ce.
SHANNON a LUcHs. Tl3 18th st. ~.
Main PAS
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PRACTICALLY NEW HOME: pErAcHHD:
frame: situated on q lot T5xl35 feet, In
ene OF the most attractive sections Of Chevy
Chsse: there sre bedrooms. living room
with open fireplace. dining room and kitchen;
hot-vater hert; electricity and Ess: front
and rear porcbes: hardwood floors and trim
This 10 q most inviting spot. surrounded By
vell-develooed shade trees: immediate pos
session and terms, II desired Price, 81 500
SHANNON q LCcHs. 7l3 18th ct. NV
Msin 1345
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

DETACHED CORNER HOME; ONE OF THE
most ATTRACTIVE IN this section Of hand
poreho: eontatns eight rooms and bath: hot
vstef heat. electric lights: hardwood noors
s,d trim: nreplaces: ls In hrst class coz.
dtion: large grounds. io0xl50. with plenty
OF shade and shruobery. Price. $4,000;
NV. Main 4752 l6e-3
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

HAYWOOD tCHERRTnAIEl-AN Al
home on lot TsNi3s. with nice shade tree.
aud garden space six ruOms. hGt-r At~r
heat electricity and gas and hath With
garage that is heated and water couner-
tions; il is wonderful huy for s. m
SHANNON & LT'CHS. Tis Isfh - ~
Main eSsS Virginia Office. Clarendon -
WONDERFUL HOMES FoR s. sn0 To
s6.oO0 IN Of tho most beautiful >e--
tions Of Virginia. Houses have hvr roam.
and bath. with electricity and pipeleSs fur
nace. Conyenirnty heated and Is good h,y
with easy terms SHANNON & lTCuS
7l3 18th 81. NV Main 2345. Virginia
aTice Clanndop 90.
FORT BERRY. vA.-H0NE on a ACRE
Of land with shade tres snd nice garden
Seven rooms and bath; electricity: ,hicken
house; and garage In good conditinn far
S.a0- Home can he had with $500 cash
with monthly payments SHANNON a
LTCHS. 1l3 18th 81. NV. Nam .els Nir-
ginia Office. Clarendon 30.
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fITH ST.. NR. GIRARD--FINE SECTION
brick: large rooms: bath: h.-w.h.; ra
are space; only 80. T50 wILDNAN q CO..
ON = % Frznklin G4n6. 125
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

COLUMBIA HEiGHTS-s6.ec(
Colonial type brick home In very good
condition: containing 6 rooms: bath: elee.
lights: h.-w.h-; frcnt and rear porches. and
fncIosrd sleeping 9orrh. ample garage spare;
Easy terms WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS. 1909
y. Y. ave Main 1900.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-03
SHIRLEY MASON At ''''h''o
pAsTIMiEz; + TOMORROW 8

You probably know how the long
tongue of gossip and the pointing fin
ger of scorn have often destroyed a
girls chances in a community. I'm
founded suspicion, cruel scandal, al
most inhuman treatment may crush
the bravest spirit. That IS the situa-
tion which confrontsYthe. girl in the
Fox Photoplay, Lights of the Desert" /"
Shirley Mason is the star; Her refresh
ing charm, delightful fdaintiness of
beauty and manner, will give you ex-
ceptional pleasure. This Fox produc-
tion will be the feature attraction ut
The Pastime Theatre tomorrow. Add
ed attraction Rolin comedy.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-03
IN HARD LINES

" could not work at all and had
to take to my bed with high fever
due 10 intestinal indigestion, gasses in
my stomach and pain in my right side.
| had spent my last cent for doctors
and medicine, which gave me no re-
lief T was in despair. A lodge
brother gave ,rle. a bottle Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. and the first dose
relieved me. Thanks to this medicine
| am now in the best of health 1t
is q simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation, which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. For sale
at all druggists.-Adv.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-03
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
RATI0T

BALLOT
For Representative inIthe Sixty-Eighth
Congress-Ninth District
RICHARD H. SHUFORD
REPUBLICAN STATE BALLOT
For Member Of Corporation Commits
sion:
CHAS. M. HOOVER
For Associate. Justice of the Supreme
Court:
E. W., TIMBERLAKE
For Judge Superior Court Eighth
District:
CHARLES E. TAYLIR
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
Senators N. G.. District:
C. ROBERT BRADY
s T. S. WHITE
Solicitor-16th Judicial District:
GILL w. KLUTZ
House of Representatives:
j. YATES KILLIAN
Sheriff:
JOHN w. MAUSER
Clerk Of Court:
J. THOMAS SETTER
Register of Deeds:
KLUTZ B. CLIPPARD
Treasurer:
ROBERT p. CALDWELL 4
JONES ". M MsHUFoRD.
Surveyor:
THEODORE l.. BANDY
County Commissioners:
JOHN A. ISENHOWER
EDGAR L.,MOOSE
R. NJ. BUMGARNER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
APPROVE ACCOUNTlNGS

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 49,
The following accountings were APP
proved in the county court by Judge
DAILY this morning:
The accounting of David T. VIII
entz. administrator on the estate of
Edward p. Alton of Perth Amboy.
The receipts totaled $695.S6, and
disbursements S292.5S.
The accounting of Addie D. South
and Nathan w. Dayton, Jr., execu-
tors on the estate of Elvira B. Day
ton of South Amboy. The receipts
totaled S~2,216.72 and disbursements
S317.75.
Disbursements of s526.7S were re-
ported by Grover +. Kipsey. admin
istrator on the estate of Joseph
Zvolinski of Dunellen. The receipts
amounted to s~1,156.25.
The accounting on the estate of
John F. F~enton, administrator on
the estate of Margaret e. Smith, of
Metuchen was approved. The re-
ceipts totaled ~s17.931.5S and dis
bursements s2.956.52.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

Leon Trotzky's small son seems
afraid of soldiers even IL his dad is
Russian Bolshevist minister of war.
Here he is clinging to his father as
Trotzky's red troops pass in review.
$500; Sam Safran. 500: Mrs. S.
Schloss. s25; H. ~Schoenfeld. IS; Ed.
Stahl. So: b. Stark, ST.: Miss Celia
Safran, S25; Solomon Schloss. 800;
Kate Splitter. s10; Harry Spivack.
IS; Sachs & Benowitz. SIS; A. Sha-
piro & Son. $40: Mrs. 1. Sommers,
So; w. A. Spencer. $50: Forrest L.
Smith, IS: John T.. Sofield. SIS: /.
Sokolov, SIS; NJ. Schwartz. IS; Mich
ael Slobodien. 800: J. Smerling, $50:
Jacob Slobodien, $3.50: Morris Slo-
bodien. 800: Louis Sladkus, $50;
Mary Slifkin, So: Bessie Slobodien,
$50: J. T. Simmens. 500; b. Sirett,
SIS; Leopold Sheyer, IS; Phi. Shui-
man, $50; Jos. c. silk. 500: Thomas
Shapiro, So; Sharp e Hanson, $50;
Gladys Sheyer. $40; Henry Shier, 81;
Louis Schwartz, $40; Chas, X. Sea-
man, $50; Chas. Safran, $3.50: J.
Saltman, $50; Rose Sacarny. $40;
Chas. X. Seaman. s25: r. f. Sea-
man. $25; s. Sharer, $50; Samuel II.
Serels, SIS: John r. Toolan, S25;
Jennie Taman. S25: W. Tamarin, 81;
Dominick Terio, 81; Mrs. Trachefsky
81: Samuel Tucker, $500. Albert IL.
Terhune, SO.
M. Ulman. SIS; Adolph Unger,
$40; Frank Valentine, S25; Mrs. A.
Vitriol. IS; Sam Vogel, So: i. Vein
stein, So; NJ. Weinstein.s $40; Harry l..
Wolff, $1,000; Ignatz Weiss, $500;
Max Wurtzel, $4,000; Hyman We
deem, $4,000; d. Weissman, SIS;
Clara Weiss, So: Isidor Weiss, IS; ].
Wilmer, $40: Mary wilmer, $40; d.
Wohlgemuth, $40; Frank P. Wog-
ION, s25; Henry Wolff. $1,000:
Woodcraft League, $40; Chas. Was
serberg, $25; H. Waldman, IS; A. G..
Waters. $25; Elias Wedeen, s25; Es-
Their Wedeen, $25; Henry Wedeen,
$40; Solomon Wedeen, So; Isidore
Weinberg. 81; Joe Weiner. IS; Sam
uel Yellniek, $50; Max Zuckerman,
$50; C. Zeyen, 81; VIM. Zeyen, 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
BANKERS
At CONVENTION

Adrian Lyon, Eugene Clark, Isaac
Alpern and w. Parker Runyon left
today for Atlantic City where they
will attend the annual convention
of the New Jersey Bankers Associa-
ton in session today and tomorrow
at the Hotel Chelsea. The first bust
ness session will be held this after
noon. the banquet tonight and the
election of officers tomorrow morn
ing bringing the convention to a
close about tomorrow noon. In or
der to do away with the changing
of trains at Red Bank, as is usual
for persons travelling between this
city and Atlantic City, arrangements
were made whereby the Atlantic
City express stopped here at 9:44
o'clock today.