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The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
new CITY COUNCIL
IN OFFICE TODAY
AT ALEXANDRIA
To BE Sworn in at Noon
In Common Council
Chamber
e. r. MAKES CLAIMS
Says Strikers Places Practi.
cally Filled at Potomac
Yards.
e. r. MAKES CLAIMS
THE HERALD BUREAU.

THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. q. Doniphan,
I27 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. 3l.-
The old city council will cease
to function at noon tomorrow as
will also as Mayor James M.
Duncan The old council COM
posed of twenty-four members
and the mayor will be succeeded
by the new council composed of
FIVE members.
Under the mayor and old city
council considerable has been ac-
complished. Two new schools
have been erected. sewers laid.
improvement with q bituminous
macadam roadway and other i'm
provements have been made.
The new council will be sworn
In by Judge Samuel G. Brent at
noon tomorrow In the chamber of
common council.
According to report made by Of
fcials OF the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
800 places OF the 325 striking
shopmen at the, Potomac yards
have been filled and the work at
these yards is now about normal.
At the Southern Railway about
100 men have been taken on since
the strife started two months ago
tomorrow. About 300 men at the
Southern walked out July /.
The new Fairgrounds east of the
Union Railway Station will be for
mally opened Monday afternoon.
After a chase of four miles. an
automobile loaded with thirty-six
gallons of rye whisky was cap
tured last night on Duke street
extended. by the police. The whis-
Ky was in glass fruit jars con-
tanning half a gallon each. The
police arrested a man giving the
name of Robert Cox. a nonresident.
who was charged In Police Court
today with violating the State pro-
hibition law. He pleaded guilty.
was held for the grand jury and
released on bond of $500.
John Gilmore. colored. about IS
years old. was shot twice in the
leg last night. Policeman Heber
Thompson arrested Andrew Tyree.
10 years old. col bred. giving his
address as Makeley's court Tyres
claimed that the shooting was ac-
cidental. The affair took place on
the Camp Humphreys road at Gum
Spring.
Tomorrow will be the last day
for payment of city taxes in order
to save the 5 per cent discount al
lowed for prompt payment. Tax
Collector German was kept busy
today. and 1t is expected that the
rush will be continued till the
closing CT his office tomorrow aft
ernoOn-
Joseph Russell. laborer. was
found dead in bed this morning by
James Lucas at 314 North Fairfax
street. The body was taken to De-
maine's mortuary chapel and pre-
pared for burial.
Sergt Campbell and Policeman
Walker have recovered a quantity
of blankets and other articles al
legged to have been stolen recently
from Camp Humphreys.
A rehearsal for the pageant to be
staged September IL and 13 was
held tonight in Rlks' Hall. Miss
Elizabeth Mahon of Washington
started instruction Oh the minuet.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
GOVERNOR MILLER
SCORES GROWTH
OF BUREAUCRACY
Endangers Representa-
tive Government, He
Declares.
POLL IS MEN ACE
Adoption of Measures Rests
Too Much on Public SEN
timent, He Says.
POLL IS MENACE

AIpANy w 49,. q, mt A.,
u"
ereasihs tendency TO let Uncle sam
do 1t" which largely is responsible
for the extraordinary prowth n,
bureaucracy in washinetor r,er.
aces the preseryation NJ the .ch.me
OF the American goyernment ac-
cording to Gov. Miller. OF New yo-k
The governors utteranc.s are OF
uaasual interest because OF the
fact that. ~ reelected this fail n.
will be regarded nv the nolytIcians
as an Important potentiaI candidate a
for the Republican nomination for
President.
Miller has spent most OF the wears
Of his maturity on the bench and
has studied current political ten.
dencies from all angles.
,ha coy.rrn.pt .sys is ~. ,sndoncv
Of the representative to do what he
thinks a majority OF his constitu-
ents want MIN 10 do instead or
what he knows ne ought TO DO
we cannot operate represents
.he so.erhor says rs 'he ney
uur ,,, ~ n,.a,,
whe'ner paf.
~, ,s,, ,,hI,o sn,i'
80 W
'", W 10 ~ ho v 8, 9. o., .,
oreanizatIons IN ro ON record ~,
fayor or srainst a measure when.
as matter m FAC, thai orraniza-
tion ho, 10, oiver The fundarnnntaIs Is
any study whatever, IL we deter
minsd What action to take by ac-
cepting oninion. thus expressed,
frequently we should make very Sc
rious mistakes.
The tendency has grown too
much. think, to determine the
merits or demerits OF a measure
by undertaking to take a poll of
the number of votes that can be
secured by supporting or opposing
that measure. That sort Of thing
Is utterly destructive of represen-
tative government"
p,,.u.r..x Ex..,ds
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
MISS ALICE MANN GUEST
OF PETERSBURG FRIENDS.


Miss Alice Mann. daughter n, NJ,
and Mrs /. T. Mann, who ha, been
spending the summer with her mar
ents at their summer home on
Coolidge Point. on the North shore
of Massachusetts, is now the rue,,
OF Miss Elise Eppes at "Appomat-
tox Manor" ancestral home NJ th.
Eppes family near Petersburg Va
Mrs. Mann and Miss Mann will
weave some time this month for a
snort trip to Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r.. Shands who
were guests of Miss Mary Epnes
there have left for a trim To port
land. Ore. to attend the Epi,consl
council before opening their home
here in Sixteenth street.
Miss Katherine Hitchcock a.,
OF MRS. John Speel. who spent
the early part of the summer ~
ap Nar.p Hnox. sn is now visiting on the
DIR. and Mrs. Loren Jobnsor ,o
pehoing the summer at their
.Uun'ry place at Southeast Harbor.
~l return TO Washington
aDUut the middle of September. They
WIN give up their residence in Six
teentn street and will occupy their
new nome in Wyoming avenue.
"nich was recently completed.
Judge c. c. McChord. chairman
o. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and Mrs. McChord are spenJ
ing short vacation at French Lick
Springs. Ind. They will return here
about the middle of September
The Agricultural Attache of the
-Slovakian Legation and Nine.
karas will return to Washington
september Is from Sherwood For
est. Md. where they have been
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Anderson are
spending few weeks at Piney
Point. Nd.
Miss Kate Mcnamara just re-
turned from Shady Side, Nd. where
she spent two weeks as guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee.
r. A. Jenkins is visiting his two
daughters at williamsport. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. wellberry.
of brooklyn. n. Y. who are en-
route to White Sulphur Springs.
w. Va. are at the Burlington Ho.
tel for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Allen. Of Buf-
falo. are at the Lee House for q
few days.
MISS SALLY McADOO
GUEST OF CAPITAL.
Miss Sally McAdoo. daughter Of
the former Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo. Is spending a
short time in Washington. preparing
for her final examinations before en-
tering Bryn Mawr.
Representative and Mrs. John Mar
shall Rose have returned from theif
home in Pennsylvania. where they
spent the Congressional recess.
Representative and Mrs. Anderson
Walters have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic ]. Haskin
and Masters Jennings and Frederic.
jr., Of this city, are at the Lee House.
Maj. William Horace Hobson. U. 8.
A. Mrs. Hobson and Miss Mary Hob
son. who have passed several weeks
at Plattsburg. are spending a few
days at the Hotel Astor IN New York
before motoring back to Washington.
They are accompanied by Mrs. Hob
sons mother. Mrs. Frank NJ. Bing-
ham. Of St. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates and
their small son. who are now at the
Hotel Imperial. London plan to sail
for this country the end OF September.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick +. Chaplin
and Miss Marcia Chaplin will return
the end of the week from the Hot
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
MISS MARGUERITE JACKSON
BRIDE OF JON =. BROOKBANK.

Miss Marguerite Jeanette Jack
son. niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Scott. was married at her home,
1881 X street to Jon Spencer Brook
bank, son OF Mrs. Catherine Brook
Dank, at $3.50 last night. The Rev.
A. Freeman Anderson. of Calvary
Baptist Church, performed the GER
emony.
Mrs. Webster N. Jackson was ma
tron OF honor, and Mrs. George
2. Clark and Miss Sarah Maui were
bridesmaids. Webster N. Jackson
was best man. and the ushers were
waldemar Won Miller and Douglas
Love. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. r. NJ. Won Miller, mother
of the bride: Waldemar and Max
Won Miller. her brothers: Mrs.
George p. Clark. her sister, all of
Wilson. n. c.: James Jackson. her
grandfather. and her cousin. Miss
Annie Jackson. of Dunn. n. c. Mr..
and Mrs. Brookbank will be at
home at 1881 X street northwest
after September Is.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

Springs. Va, where they have been
for a month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Mohun will
arrive In New York Wednesday
after spending the summer in
Europe.
Otto T. Simon has returned from
England. where he spent the sum-
mer. and Is now in his Washington
home, 1907 II street northwest.
MRS. MARSHALL HILLEARY
RETURNS FROM YORK STATE.
Mrs. Marshall Hilleary, who has
been spending the last few weeks m
Angola and Oswego. " Y, with her
small son. Robert. has returned to
her apartment at 1420 Rhode Island
avenue.
Miss Julia Atwood has returned
from a months visit to her parents
at Bucksport. Me.
Mrs. Florence Miller has returned
from a vacation spent at Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
Miss Leita Harlan. daughter of
former Judge of the Supreme Cour,
OF Baltimore and Mrs Henry ID.
Harlan. will be married to DIR. John
X. Paul, of Philadelphia, Saturday
afternoon, September 90 The cere-
mo1y will be performed at 4 o'clock
in Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. baltimore. Miss Harlan
Will be attended by her sister, Mrs.
Rufus X. Goodenow, jr., and Mis-,
Mary Paul will be maid of honor.
Mr.. Winthrop Battles. Of Philadel-
phia, Will be best man for DIR. Paul.
Mrs. Bennie Melbourne Busch. CT
Miami. president of the Florida
branch of the League of American
Pen Women. will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow at the Wardman Park
Hotel. having as her guests a group
Of the national officers of the organ
ration: Mrs Louis n. Geldert, ma
tional president OF tho league: Mrs.
isaac Pearson, former national pres
ident; Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman.
hrst national vice president: Mrs.
Theodore Tiller. president of the
District of Columbia branch. and
Mrs Crete Hutchinson, auditor.
Mrs. Busch will remain at the
Wardman Park Hotel through SEN
tembe. and October.
Helen Y. Strayer. Rue b. Hansen
and Ted Bair are a party of Wash
ingtontans cruising the Great Lakes
on the steamer Octorara.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Clark. of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Pearce,
OF New York City. en- route home
from Deer Park. Md. are at the
burlington Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

" ICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
; COOLIDGE. who went from n
visit from Boston to Rockland, Me-.
! en- Wednesday. are now In st. Paul,
where they are guests of Senator
and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg.
Mrs Kellogg left washington
Wednesday for st. Paul. where the
Senator will Join her ut their home
within n few days u affairs In the
Senate permit. The entire party
win attend the State fair. which Is
held annually midway between 81.
Paul and Minneapolis. ~
The Attorney General. Harry NJ
Dausherty. has gone 10 Columbus.
Ohio. to visit his family.
The Ambassador OF Peru and Mime.
Pezet. who are At Hot Springs, Va.
entertained at q large dinner there
yesterday. Last Sunday they mo-
tored. with o party of friends. to
Fassifern farm for = Southern
dinner.
After Labor Day the Ambassador
and Nine. Pezet will 20 tc White
sulphur Springs for a few days be-
fore motoring back to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Pezet
son and daughter-in-law OF Ambas-
sador and Mime. Pezet. who are tho
guests OF Mrs. Pezet's parents at
Cape Cod. Mass, will probably re-
turn to New York after Labor Day.
The Minister OF Denmark, Con-
stantin Brun, who is spending the
summer at Bar Harbor, Me-. plans
to. return to Washington the end OF
September.
The first secretary Of the lega-
ton, Svend Langkjaer, who left for
White sulphur Springs several days
ego. will not return until the middle
of October.
The conference OF consuls gen.
erai-at-large, which was held In
Washington early this month has
come to 4 close and most of the
group who gathered here from the
corners of the earth for the con-
ference will leave Washington
about the middle of next month
| for their various districts, many
of them going to new districts.
Charles C. Eberhardt will have as
his new district Eastern Europe;
Roger Culver Tredwell who has
been on duty at the State Depart
ment for several years has been as
signed to Central Asia and Africa;
Robert Frazer. jr.. to Western
Europe; William Dawson to South
America; Arthur Carrels to Mexico
| and the West Indies. and y. T.
johnson to the Far East.
The newly appointed Commercial
Attache of the Legation of venezu-
ella and Mime. Davila, who arrived
In Washington the latter part of
last week and spent a few days
here. are now at Atlantic City.
where they will stay several weeks.
Cen and Nine. Colmenares, of Car
acas. Venezuela. parents of Nine.
Dsvila. who accompanied the At
tache and Nine. Davila to this coun-
try. are also at Atlantic City, and
VIII come to Washington with DR..
and Mime. Davila to make an ex-
tended visit.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates and
their small son. who are now at the
Hotel Imperial. London plan to sail
for this country the end OF September.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01

Mr.: and Ms. Frederick +. Chaplin
and Miss Marcia Chaplin will return
the end of the week from the Hot
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01

The new Fairgrounds east of the
Union Railway Station will be for
mally opened Monday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-01

Tomorrow will be the last day
for payment of city taxes in order
to save the 5 per cent discount al
lowed for prompt payment. Tax
Collector German was kept busy
today. and 1t is expected that the
rush will be continued till the
closing CT his office tomorrow att
ernoOn-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21

"Ba ano. Sam isl mi prinesl
tn zpravu, jiz isl slysel cd ra-
neneho zajatce, re prime kon-
rad Sc usadil We vile V Fbre-
courtu. A ponevadz tato villa
celou svou polohou vychodu
tunelu je dulezitou, zda sc mi
tou pravOu.
"Ostatne i Ia hostina jevi
Sc vskutku princezskou," del
Bernard, sm6je Sc. MAS prav-
du. Lez.'
ProSli aleji. S Bernardovou
pomoci dosahl Pavel rimsy, We
douci kol zvySeneho prizemi a
mohl Sc vymrStiti Ma kamenny
balkon.
"Dobre, jsem tu." zaseptal
dolu. "Vrat' Sc dc krovin a V
pripade nebezpeci DEF zname-
nj plsknutim." )"
Sednul 81 obkrocmo na bal
kon, pooteyrel ponekud oke-
nici a zjistil, re je jen nedbale
zastrcena, takze j mohl po-
otevriti.
Huste zaclony, jimiz bylo o.
kno . pokoje zahaleno, doyo-
lovaIy mu iednati bez obavy,
re bude zahlednut, nahofe po
nechavaly vsak volny otvor,
take kdyz stoupnul ma zabra-
dli baIkonu, mohl videti GO sc
deJe pokoJl.
Ucinil TAX. NakloniI Sc a po
hlednul.
A uzfel takovou podivanou,
re Sc mu zachvely nohy a my
sill. re spadne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21

byld ODlpCGfld 6CuOu Loou
iiz Pavel znal, zcela prostou,
iednoduchou, sahajicl az ke
krku a s rukavy az do zapesti.
Ale ma hrdle j visel nadher
my perlovy, Gtyrfady nahrdel-
mix, ktery PaveI neznal.
"Bidnice, Bidnice!" Ease
ptal.
Usmivala Sc. Ano, ma rtech
mlade zeny bylo vid6ti usmeV,
vyvolany slovy prince konra-
da. ktery Sc k nj nachylil, CO.
81 ii Septaje.
A prime sc dal do tax hluc-
neho smichu, ze hrabenka
Hermina, ktera tim byla pre-
rusena We sve reel, umlcela
no klepnutim vejife pres ru-
ku.
Ceiy vyjev byl Pavlovi tax
desny a schvatila no takova
bolest, re mel jen iednu mySlen
ku: odejiti, nevideti, vzdati Sc
boie a vyhnati re sveho zivota
i ze vzpominky nectnou manzel
ku.
Jest dcerou hrabenky Her
miny,' myslil zoufale.
w chtel odejiti, kdyz no IA
drzela malickost. Elska VINE
sla k oClm kapesnik, smacka-
ny Y ruce a potaji 81 osusila ST.
"a hotoVou skanoutl ma licl.
Soucasne zpozoroval, re je
| desn6 bleda, ale ne tax bleda,
jak Sc mu az dosud jevila V
prudkem svetle, ale smrteln6
zsinala. Zdalo Sc iakoby v8e-
china krev~ il prchla obllGe-
ie. A byl to smutny 1smeV,
| ktery il zkrivil rty pri prince
vych vtipech.
"Ale co tu tedy d6la?' otazal
Sc Pavel sama sebe. "Nemam
prava Sc domnivati, re je vim
na a ty Shy isou slzami vyci-
tex svedomi? Touha po zivote
strach a hrozby il ucinily zba
b6lou a dnes place"
(, NeustaI il uraaeti, ale po
stupne sc y uem pocala zma
hatl utrpnost k te, ktera meme
Ia silly pretrpeti nesncslteln'
zkouSky.
Iatlm hrabenka Hermin;
dokoncila svou rec. Pila opet
raz na raz Il zahazoVaIa skier
ky pres hIayu 20 kazdem napi
Il. DuStoJnici S ostatnlmi zena
mi nasIedoyali ieiiho prikladu
OzyValo Sc nadsene Hoch! 4
zaehvatu opoJeni patriotism
poVstal PRIME a zanotoVal
deutschland ueber Allies
druzi Sc k nemu pripojili jal
Sileni.
Eliska opfela Sc lokty o stu
pfitiskla 81 diane ma oblicej
iakoby Sc chtela osamotniti, q
le pl1nt. neustale stoiici a skv
~. chopil il ia ruce 4 brutal
nc ie strhnul oblicele.
"Iadnc hlouposti, krasko.'
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PRIN kON r AD s +.
RAV

Stul, bezici rOvnob6zne s tire
mi okny pokole. Neuvefitelne
nahromad6ni lahvi, lahvic Il
sklenic, takze pro podnosy o.
Vocem 4 pecivem ie sotVa mi
sta. PodnoSy stoJi na podstav-
clch Y lahvi Sc SampanSkym.
Kvctinovy kos Ic nadnasen la
hveml $ likery,
Dvacet hostl, q toho as pul
tuctu zen plesoyc toiletc. o
statck dustomlci celou zapla-
YOU iadu.
uprostred tabulc, tedy tvafl
k oknum, predseda hostlne
sam prime konrad s damami 20
pravlci po levicl. a pohled na
tyto tri osoby, shromazdene
IN neJnepraydepodobneiSim
pohrdanim vsi logikou Vsech
veci, byl Paylovi neustale
zmIazovanyml mukami.
Pfitomnost jedne danny, Sc
dici ma pravlcl prince, cele
ztrnule We sye hn6de toilette S
cernou kraikovou salou, tax
prehozenou. re napolo skryVa-
la ieii kratke vlasy ~ la byla
vySvetlena. Ale 60 III delala
druha zena, k nlz sc prime
konrad obracel Sc stroJenosti,
tax obhroublc galantnostl, IL
zena, na niz Pavel hledel svym
NydeSenym zrakem a liz by
by nejradeii zaSkrtil? Go de
i2la Elisha Ve stredu tech napl-
lyeh pcdezrclych uemeckyeh
dustoiniku, 20 boku prince
konrada, po boku te obIudnc
bytosti, ktera il pronasledopa.
III sNCN IaSll
ilrabenka Hermina d Ande
vile EIiSka d'AndeVille' d Ma.
tka a dcera Nebylo iedinehC
rozumneho duvodu, ably Pave
jinak naval obe princovy spt
leGnicc. Ac nahoda dodala TO
muto na2Nn ceny nnusno sku
tecnosti, kdyz Sc 20 ehrlll prini
kom,ad zdvihnuI Sc sdenic
sampansl9oho rucc zafval
'IIoch ltochl lioch, Pripi
jim naSi bdele pritell>yni
IIoch. Hoch' Hoch, na zdra
Vi hrabenky Herminym ~
Byla 70 desna sloVa Pave
jc uslysel
"Hoch! IIoch iIochw fvaI
stado hosti. "At' zlie hlabonk
Hermlna y
Hrabenka se chopila pohart
vyprazdnila jei M jeden rdz
mluvila sloya, kteraz Payel n
zaslechnul, zatlm co Sc ostatl
namahall poslouchatI horl
yosti hodnou lepsi vecl
A Ellska take poslouchala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21

domem ozvalo Sc nekolikere ia
pisknuti, pax Sc oval Timed
hluk automobile, vyjizdejlcich
u garazi. Vseobecny rozchod.
Zatim hrabenka pokynula
sluhum a ukazala ma prince
Konrada:
"Odneste ho dc jeho pollo-
je.'
Obratem ruky byl prime od-
nesen.
PAX Sc hrabenka Hermlna
priblizila k Elisce.
Cd shroucenl Sc prince pod
'stul neuplynulo ami celych pet
minut Il po hIuku slavnosti Via
IdlO yelk6 tilho a V tom tichu
Idlely obe samotne zeny.
Eliska skIyla Ease tval Go
dlani a plakala vzlykaVe, AZ Sc
ii ramona chvela. Hrabenka
Hermina 81 sedla k III a lehce
| sc il dotknnla.
Obe zeny pohledly beze slo-
va na sebe. Byly TO podivne po-
hledy Il obou, pohledy stejne
zasti. Payel je nespoustel 5 ocl.
Poole toho, jak Sc pozorovaly,
lnemohl pochybovati tom, ze
Sc az drive widely. a re sloVa,
ktera pronesou, budou mltl
svui Vyznam. Ale jaka sloVa
vysvetleni? Co vedela Eliska 0
hrab6nce IIermine? PoyazoVa-
la tn zenu, liz musila tolik ne
lnavidet, "a svou matku?
| Nikdy Sc dive bytosti nelisily
lroZliSneji Nari a zVlaSte Vyra-
zem. ktery prozrazoval co ne.
rozdllneiSi poyahu. A pfec tax
silny by sHazek dukazu, vlzl.
c!ch je iednu k druhe. NebyA
| to dukazy, ale clanky skutecnt
Isti TAX ziyoaci, ze PaVel Jlci
nemohi popirati. Imatek pan;
| II d'Andevllle pr uzrenl totogra
| flc hrabenIly, fotogfatlc, sci
mute " Berllne nckolik let ~
zdanliVe amrti hrabenky -- co,
to nebyly dukazy spoluvn'
pana d Andeville iak pr slmu
loyane smrti, tax MONA pr
iinych yecech?
A tn 81 Pavel kladl otazku
kterou Vytycovalo shledanl $
matky S dcerou: CO tom vede
la EliSka? Jakych zpfav a od
haieni So il dostalo tom blu
hem Souhfnu ysi handy. nectn
stl, grady a zloclnu? ObVlnov
l. svou natku? 4 cite sc zdi
cenou eiuy. cinila zodpovec
nou vlastui zbabeloSt?
"Ano, ano, pravdepodobne
no" fikal 81 Pavel. "Ale pro
tolik zaSti? Mezi mimi je East
liz ukoii iedine smrt A sna
touha 30 vrazde je v Elise
nych otich silneisi nez oclc
I I'd l.tppt nr,Sla zuhiiat -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21

5 koupelnou ma dlazdene ceste.
fernes, tyrde podlahy, velky
sklep, vse moderne zarlzeno.
Da Sc LEVINE pri rychlem pro-
deli. Haste Sc u The Atlas FL
nance Co, 545S Broadway. C..
J. Hrunek, 4-22
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PRODA Sc
PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz

tou samou castkou mono spla-
Get ma svuj majetek: Zde Jest
vyborna ptiIezitost, dun ma ;
svetnlc, plyn, elektrika, sklep,
ulice dlazdena, blize .kary u
Forest City Parku. Cena $500
prvni splatka $500 - ostat-
nj V malych mesicnlch splat-
kach. Haste Sc Il Atlas Fl
nance Co. 5454 Broadway. A.
Sicha, jednatel. az
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CTENE VEREJNOSTI.

Nam na prodej nekolik kra-
'snych a lacinych domu nej-
lepsich ceskych ctyrtich 81
ce:
JEDNORODINNY DOMEK ma
Dolloff Rd. Cena $2,3O0
JEDNORODINNY DUN ma
Hillman ul,, 5 svetnic, koupeE-
ma a garaz, lot 40 pri 140 sire
WEIGH. Cena $395O.OO.
JEDNORODINNY DUN v Cor
lett, blize kostela, je 5ti svet-
nicich, koupelna. Tento dunn
je novy a proda Sc "a $4,000.
JEDNORODINNY DUN 2
Warren Rd. ma pekne dlazdene
ulici, 6 svetnic, koupelna, ga
raz, vse moderne zarizeno. Ce-
ma $5OOO.O0.
DVOURODINNY DUN prave
dostaveny, blize vych. 131 ul.
a kostela Corlett, 5 svetnic a
koupelna dole i nahore. Ten
to dunn je novy, moderne sta
veny. Cena $S.50O.O0. Vezme
Sc tez lot ma splatku.
.DVOURODINNY DUN ma W.
,chodni 116. ul. u Woodhill
Parku, 6 svetnic a koupelna v
dole i nahofe, 2 garaze, tileova
strecha. Tento dum je nejmo-
derneisi u Parku. Cena jest
$12.5OO.OO Vezme Sc tez lot
co splatka.
PRODA Sc dale obchodni dunn
ma Kinsman Rd., blize vych.
$50. ul. 2 story. 2 byty dve
garaze. PrinaSi $140 mesicne
najmu d proda Sc pouze "a
$4,000. Jest to dobre misto
pro kazdeho obchodnika, OBJ
zvlaSte Sc hodi pro pekare -
Vezme Sc tez lot na splatku.-
BlizSi sdeli
JOS. SMETANA,
5O23 DolIoff Rd.
Tel. Union 81 l.. 4-22
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PRODA Sc novy domek Y elsie
1905 Coath Ave. vezme sc
menSi obnos hotove, aneb lot,
Je tam 6 svetnic, koupelna a
plastrovana puda. Haste sc u
j. Prokopa, 1890 vych. 131. ul.
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P. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 DenisOn Ave.
Tel. Heml. 1919.

MODERNf jednorodinny dunn
s svetnic koupelna, eeskem
okoli Mt. Pleasant, vymeni Sc
"a mensi 2-rodinny V temze oko
Ii, Corlett neb u Union Ave.
mezi SO. ul. a 110. ul. Priplati
se, co bude rozdil Gene W.
borna pfilezitost, kdo chce wy
menit. The Atlas Finance Co.
|5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
r, Stukbauera. 4-22
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb, kde Sc trzi pres $500 ty-
dne. Je tam byt 0 4 pokojich
koupelnou. BliZsi sdeli sc {.
1856 Woodhill Rd. vemte W.
chodni los. karu. 4-a2