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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05

Ma to hned bez vseho hluku
smirci soud byl svolan,
by "svaty' Jan z Nepomuku
konecne byl zdolan,
prectena mu obzaloba,
po zpusobu znamem,
re ho iesuitska doba
vyzvedla jen - klamem,
re mu ien vymysl lzivy
ziskal sv6tce palmu,
az Sc prece mlcelivy
jazyk rozvazal mu:
Odvolal Sc ma Zofii,
marn6 jen cas- mare,
na Vltavskou historic,
dOktora Pekafe
Rozsudek prec k jeho zlosti
znel bez odvolani:
Pri tom svatem o svatosti
nemuze byt zdani.
svati die hesla "Svui k svemuv'
poctu vzdati musi
svetci V pravde jedinemu,
Mistru Janu z Husi.
/, z Nepomuka Jan svou tvari
nesmi mas vic plasit.
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GROCERNf A REZNICKY

VYMENI Sc "a majetek a
neb "a hotove, hudebni OBJ
chod, Sc skladem Phonogra-
phu, hudebnich nastroju, re-
kordu vseho, co do toho obo-
III spada. Je to dobre Sc vypla-
cejicl obchod Y ceskem okoli,
Zavolejte Hemlock 474o E.
IS
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
ehod Sc skolnimi potrebami,
trzi Sc kol $3.50 tydne. Cena
zasob a zarizenf S14OO. P6kny
byt, najem $40 mesicna. Ia
yole)te Garfield. 1853 w. Jed
mattel V els. 1921 E. 55th Str.
TT
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal La adislav Hajek.


hledel a zrejme mu pusobily
rozkos jeho rozpaky pri W.
kladu.
Kdyz Sli vojaci Cd rozkazu,
hledeli ma Jiriho S jakymsi O.
povrzenim. Cesi 81 septali me-
ri sebou, tax aby Jiri slysel,
tolik mu duverovali, re jich
neprozradi: "Kdybych mohl,
jeste dnes bych utekl."
'Zrat nam ami nedaji, tax
co tady?'
"Jak Sc mi naskytne pri-
lezitost, vezmu cmouda."
Mrzlo. V zakopech byla
chuze jest6 obtiznejsi. Bylo ne
smirne kluzko. Kazdy mel roz
bita kolena, odrene ruce cd ka
meni.
Bylo uz Ma konci fijna. Jirl
Ia veceru, kdyz prochazel We
sluzbe zakopy, premyslel o
celem SVEN zivote. Nekolikrat
pripomnel 81 prihody Cd det-
stvi az do poslednich dnu. Byl
by 81 rad vsugeroval, ze nejle-
pc by bylo pro neho dele nezlt,
zustat nekde tady y rozle-
hlych skalach; nez prirozena
touha po zivote, po naVratu,
vzdy Ease zvitezila. Ia vecer1
naslouchaval ltalum, jak pill
ne V zakopech pracovali. Bylo
slyseti yrtaci nastroje, bylo sly
seti vyhazovanl kamene. Pra-
cuji ma podkopu,aneb prohlu-
buji kaverny, aby byli chrane
nj lepe pred ocekavanou bub-
novou palbou?
JeJlch pima prace naSvedco
vala, re Sc pripravuii jeste ma
houzevnaty boj, takze ma ko-
nee neni jeste ami pomySleni.
Jak dlouho tn jeSte budou?
Ia tichych veceru zanasel
vitr az do zakopu hvizd To-
komotivy, projizdejici kdesi
"a frontou.
Ia kterou? Ia italskou, ne
bo vlastni? Lhostejno
Ten hvizd zdal Sc mu pripo
minati vzdaleny sv6t, zdal Sc
mu tesknym pozdravem ne
no. k6z by byl tam, kudy ona
lokomotiva projlzdi, k6z by
mohl vsednouti do iejiho Via
ku a vratiti Sc mezi lidi. Ne
kdy zmocnila Sc ho nevyslov-
ma touha po zivote, po sVete,
re zayidel cestaii, nekde V "a
zemi pracujicimu, re touzil
byti na jeho miste; namlouval
81, ze by dovedl po cely zivot
treba tezce, n6kde ma silnici
pracovati, jen kdyby byl We
skutecnem zivot6, odtud n6kde
v zazemi.
Vypravelo Sc, ze po obou
stranach cd ieiich useku "a.
pocala rakouska ofenslva. T.
SEX, jehoz soucastku tvorili
byl jako nos ku predu posunut
takze treba Jim cekat, az jake
stesti budou miti ma pravo :
ma levo od Mich. Bud az bude
vyrovnana fronta, prejdou ta
ke k offensive, nebo utrpi-i pc
stranach porazku, budou llu
ceni ustoupiti a le jlsto, re by
potom Ital Zacal sam utociti
Nebylo mono proto nic peknt
ho ocekavati.
Ital staVal Sc skutecne po
slednich dnech stale nervos
nejsim. Dela Jeste castej
hTmela.
V nejbiizSich dnech nastan,
jiste zmena. | .ieiich dustojni
ci byli nekhdni ii byli tn nej
lepslm tlakomerem. Neco bu
de, neco Pride =.
Dustojnici skoro denne pi
Ii.
Porucik Funke prisel V noe
ke hlidce. Bylo lined poznat
ze mnoho pil. Zacal nadavat
proc hlidka neodpovida ram
na chvilkove vystrely Italu.
"Dej sem pusku, ukazi t
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I" 8 v EFT"

A ted snad v kalendari
pfestane jiz strasit,
a snad nez 0 spory lite
budeme jiz pfeci
starat Sc o dulezite,
uzitecne veci
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nechal hlidku dalsimu osudu.
Uz i V rozkaze byla zminka
0 nastale offensive. Jde Sc po
obou stranach ku predu, from
ia Sc vyrovnava :.
"Dlouho tn uz nebudeme,"
rikali zkuseni vojaci.
z "komandyrek" vraceli Sc
vojaci do zakopu k setnine.
Vratil Sc Zaba re silnice.
"Lepe tam bylo, nez tady,
dobre mne potrestal pan mad
porucik. Ia celou dobu, co
jsem tam byl, zabil italsky gra
nat jedine V kocare. po silnici
jedouciho generala a to uzna-
te, re byla prazvlastni nahoda,
ktera Sc neprihodi ami "a ko-
lik let" vypravel zaba.
Menaz sc zlepsila. Bud to-
no byla pricinou snaha. ably IL
de neprebihali z hladu, anebo
jak tomu byvalo obycejne pred
ofensivou, chteli vzbuditi We
vojsku lepsi naladu.
Silber Sc nejak brzy vratil
dovolene.
Prisel k veceru. Kazdy no
privital a byl zvedav, co donna,
co We svete noveho a proc Sc
TAX brzy vratil. Cekali, re Sill
Der bude povidat. Ale ten mr.
zute odbyl veSkery otazky, le-
hi 81 ma sve misto ma prycne,
hledel zamyslen ke stropu mr.
zut a nemluvil.
Pozorovali no vsichni,, ne
co Sc mu donna asi prihodilo.
Nezvidali zatim. VSak on povi
sam.
V noel vzrusila vsechny bu-
bnova palba, zanasena k MIN
dali.
hdesi je zle. Ruda zare Ma
obloze svedcila o tom, re ne
kde jest asi veliky pozar. CO
mohlo tn kde horet, leda neja-
ka obrovska skladiste vojen-
ska. Kdo postupuje? Italove.
ci RakuSaci? Co Sc stane S nj.
mi?
Hlidky nekolikrate "a noe
vypalily rucni granaty.
Italska patrola asi chtela OF
hlizeti jejich zakopy. Snad
snazila Sc presvedciti 2 blizka
co Sc II nlch dele. Neco asi |.
talov6 cekaji S iejich strany
proto obhlizejl jejich zakopy
byvali lepe informovani tom
co Sc pripravuje Ma nepratel
sk6 fronte, nez ma teto dustoi.
nici zakopech.
Napadlo Ease mnoho snehu
a mrzio.
Vojaci krehli, nemohli Sc
doCkati vecera, aby 81 zatopili
KoneGn6 nastal soumrak a ro1
delan kaminkach ohen. ,SkC
70 vsichni sesli Sc V zakrytu
Vratili Sc z prace a od kuchy
ne, diva hlldky. Nekter
isou urGeni al pro nocni sluz
bu.
Skoro vsichni shlukli sc kt
kamnum.
Silber lezel ma prycne zam,
slen.
Uz treti den byl mezi mimi ;
dosud skoro nepromluvil.
VSichni byli uz iaksi nervo
sni ieho zamlklosti.
Dlouho bylo ticho. Naslou
chali, jak drivi V kamnech pr;
ska. Venku skucel vitr.
Obcas pohledl nektery n;
zamlkleho Silbera, leziclho n;
prycn6.
! Dosud nikdo Sc no neotazaI
co Sc mu prihodilo.
Konecne Zaba. prolomil mic
nj:
TAX sakra, Silbre, konecn
mluv, co Sc ii stalo? Lezis a he
kaS, V noel nepsis, jako sest
nedelka.'
Zasmali Sc ostatni.
Silber mlcel.
"Tak nam Tekni, co ii j
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny dun
ma 10t6 zastayce Y Bedford.
Voda. elektrika, fernes. Lot
40 phi $50 str. Cena $420o-
Haste Sc Il Ch. Jahoda 14713
Maple Rd. Jdete pres most VI
pravo. l-lO
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
ma State Rd. as A mile cd kary.
Je tam ) svetnic dole to sa-
me nahore, diva fernesy, dive
koupelny, lot so pTi 145 stfev.
Dale 100 slepic dve kravy.
Majetek tento Sc pc pfipade
vym6ni "a dun jednorodinny.
Haste Sc V els. 3537 zap. As.
ul. Tel. Lorain 1341 r. 7-6
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PRODA Sc krasny jednorodin
ny dunn na A. B. c.. linii; jest
tam 5 svetnic, moderni zarize-
nj. plyn, voda, kanal, fernes,
garaz, l akr pozemku, ovocne
stromky a 100 slepic. Blizsi
sdeli j. Gallik, 3537 w. As ST.
Tel. Lorain 1341 r. 7-6
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q r O B N L
O Z N A Nj K Y
HLEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc pokoj pro jednoho
pana V tichem dome. Nechte
adressu V adm. t. listu. 7-5
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PPODA Sc NEB PRONAJME

budova dvema obchody. gro
cernim a zelezarskvm. Je tam
pekne z16tavari. Haste Sc "
&. 1928 independence Rd. Tel.
Union 5O4 L. IS
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f. Bylansky:
SMfRCf SOUD.
(Doslov k "legende" Janu z
Nepomuku.)

Pred dobami nedavnymi
pc nebi sly zvesti,
Cesi Sc svymi svatymi
ze nemaji stesti:
Vaclav S Ludmilou, svou babou
re mohou jit spolu,
ona byla tchyni slabou,
on zas mnoho volu,
coz nejlepe Nemcum howl,
mimo jine platy,
musil davat cisarovi,
by mel pokoj svaty,
Vojtechu pax, biskupovi
cest Sc nechat musi,
re byl zabit, kazdy to vi,
pohanskymi Prusy,
opat Bozetech tez zkusil
ujmu ma prestizi,
re do Rima nesti musil
kfiz ma vlastnim krizi,
padla zkratka slova padna,
feceno tax kratce:
CeSti svati nejsou zadna
zvlastni honorace,
JIM tady mali same
cisare a krale,
z Czech vsak iiz ty svate zname !:
Vaclav, a tax dale -.
Svaty Prokop caste zuril
mad temito recmi,
casio divine cello chmufil,
div neschvacen krecmi,
kdyz mu to pax bylo mnoho,
napominal svate:
"Beda, re zde ma jednoho
TAX - Zapominate!
Nejhorsi tn pripad je ten
zNepomuku Janem,
az pride sestnacty kveten,
pax at vSichni vzplanem,
toho nechcem nj videti
a prec k nam Sc tlaci,
jeho svatek dal Sc sveti
nezli Husuv radsi ;.
Ten kez by tam byval ostal,
mill bratTi V Kristu,
nebot' do nebe sc dostal -
bez krestniho listu,
tento lapsus, mill bratri,
nejvlce mne boil,
ten sem zrovna tax as patri
jak Ignac z Loyoly!"
A dal horlil Prokop britce:
IS tim podivnym bloudem
bude musit promluvit Sc
zvlast' pred smircim soudem!
Mac pax mali V Cechach dole
ucenci dal badat
d Sc pri zelenem stole
o mem prit a hadat,
nae pax mali nam vsem k zlosti
rachomejtle litat
obraz ceske dvoiakosti
vsemu svetu skytat?
Vyridime to tn kratce,
at je konec jednou,
mail dost, elm zabyvat sc,
k tomu at 81 sednou,
mali novou republiku,
| tn at povznest hledi,
zatim, proc tam jen moe kriku.
vsichni certi vedi :.
| A co ty, Vaclave, knize,
rlkaS, u sta hromu,
kdyz Sc na vse divas blize,
Slendrianu tomu?
At tam nenl kazdou chvlli
skandal iakys novy,
ienz "a zlatem jenom cill,
mamonu jen howl,
at vyzenou zivly RUNE,
iez vSe ciste zkali,
- - .oz4x4. l~.n.s
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PRODA Sc Tire Shop ma
zapadni strane, dobre zarize-
ny. Cena levna. Zaslete prihla-
sku do adm. oveta pod znackou
Box A. TO
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
o 5ti svetnicich, garaz, bridli-
cova stfecha, skopky ma pra-
dlo, elektrika, koupelna. Da
Sc "a $4,000 aneb Sc vymeni "a
jednorodinny dunn 0 Sesti neb
vice svetnicich, vych. cd 105.
kary. Haste Sc V c. 9402 Bes-
semer Ave. Tel. Broadway
$40 w. IS
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc divka, ktera Sc
domluvi anglicky, ma domaci
praci. Dobry domov, musi miti
rada ditky. Haste Sc V cisle
1920 Ashbury Ave. Tel. Ce-
dar $50. Til
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LOT na kterT ie zaplaceno
1925 ma vych. 40. I'll. z Kins-
man, vymeni Sc "a auto aneb
Sc proda LEVINE ia hotove. Pri-
hlasky zaSlete pod znatkou
Box 100 do adm. t. listu.
&
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PRONAJME Sc pekaTska dill
ma, vSe zarizeno. Haste Sc V
|C. 1858 Woodhill Rd. 7-6
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STARSf ZENA prime praci;
po pripade ma farme. Haste
Sc V els. 8106 Medina Ave.
7-5
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 4 svet
nicich. Haste Sc Y elsie 3317
Central Ave. I'll
Evening star., 1922-01-12
FARMS
FnR SALE

FOR SAI.E-A SMALL FARM OF 81 ACRES
with frame dwelling of 10 rooms and pantry.
House heated by furnace; water in Kitchen
and bathroom: good barn, stable and good
houses This property is situated on mae
adam road ~. miles from Herndun. in sight Of
fine vocational high school. For particulars
address Box Il. HPrn,lnn, Va.
75-ACRE DAIRY FARM. TWO MILES FkoM
Vienna. Va, on state road; land AL clearer:
good 1G-i0om house: heat: COW barn Tor IL
head. and all other necessary outbiildngs. one
s'lo: III acres in wheat and rye. ON Nf.K
Bargain. Good terms. Phone Car. 3S2-J-. Is
IF YOU ARE SEEKING A cot NTRi RESI-
dence farm without or with fui equip
mcnt. we have u number of them within easy
motoring distances Of Washington. Call or
correspond with us. telling us what You want.
WM. III. SAUNDERS & co.
Phones NJ. 1915 1Ol1 ll33 X st. NV.
81, loo MONTHLY PAYMENTS: 10 MILES
ont; house. stable. we'll. pump. Wheeler, Falls
thIrli SIS IL
Evening star., 1922-01-12
WANTED-TO RENT

WISH TO RENT SMALL, FURNISHED Run
galOw; suburbs: modern: reasonable. February
/. North 5496J address Box 129L. star
ofY3cc II.
FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED
modern fve-ruom house or bungalow: suburbs
preferred: refs. Main 1850. Branch !I6. l3s
WANTED - FOR CLIENT FURNISHED
house in fine neichbcrhoOd rent aot over $500
per month.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
1884 H St. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
pRIcE en- SIst

FRIIE, SIU.JUW.
Well located. close to 18Th and Girard
colonial style home with q rooms. reception
hall and bath: large s;eeping porch: electric
lights; hot-water heat Gardge.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
CHEVY CHASE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Reduced for O11ick Sale

NCuuNCQ IOl 2uISN Jd1C'
Including all interest and principal; no trusts
to renew. Less than quarter Of a block west
Of Connecticut ave.. on the Maryland side. A
very attractive colonial home. center entrance
hail. rooms, tiled baths. one with tiled
with open fireplace; French doors open on to
large side porch; reception hall. dining room:
bufier's pantry and kitchen. Second floor, 4
bedrooms and baths. Large finished attic.
Fully equipped laundry and servants toilet in
basement. Lot S0x12O, with double garage.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings North 313.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
]. LEO KOLBx
923 New York ave.
Main 5o2z.

BARGAIN
OUT-0F-T0WN OWNER MUST SELL,
Near 18th st. in fashionable locality. a.storv
circular bay-window brick residence; large
rooms. bath. elec. lights; modern in every way
Good lot to paved alley. Let us tell YOU about
this, Phone Main 1887. S~~'
4. G. HeUGHTON & CO.. 1915 n ST. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section,''
Evening star., 1922-01-12

i II 1LNL - SoAN LIN l.
MENT IN THE AIR"
At Armsleigh Park-where
all the Homes are of the
same high standard of con-
struction, and of consistent
types of design-cozy Cot
tages, snug Bungalows.
Every one of the ten groups
has been sold, and Groups
Eleven and Twelve are near
ing completion-and can be
delivered quickly. They are
wholly detached-perfectly
equipped.
$1,000 CASH
is all required-balance in
moderate monthly pay
ments. We shall be glad
to have our Mr.. Hamilton
show them to you. He is
at the Park Office-4415
3oth st.-every day and
evening. Phone Cleveland
1890.
Take through cars marked Friendship
Heights, Somerset. notwithstanding
off at Window ST.. Just beyond Cleve-
AIbemarle st.-first stop north of
Bureau of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. M. 4S46.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE. BRICK, FOR SALE OR RENT:
21 600 feet floor space: electric elevator: 1910
lexington place ne, opposite II. Il o. freight
yard. Apply Room 424. Kellogg bldg. Main
SkiR
Evening star., 1922-01-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
REALTORS
Phone Main 1923.
BRIGHTWOOD.
price 81 5(ND.

PRICE, $S.JW'.
Detached home with a lot Gbxl4O: q room.
Gnd bath; front and side porches; elertri'
lights: hOt-water heat: attractive ground!
with fruit and shrubbery.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
PARK RID. NEAR 10Th ST.
Price $40 ZOO

This home is modern; has southern exposure
and in excellent repair. There Il roons.
bath: ot-watrr heat. electric lights: hard
wood floors and garage. The owner will ciNr
immediate possession and make reasonah."
terms
Evening star., 1922-01-12
TAkOMA PARK. d. c.

IhltE Il. @,Db
Conveniently located detached home. situated
on large lot FIRST hoo- has living room,
dining room. kitchen. bedroom aud bath. Sec
ond floor. bedrooms. ktchenette and bath.
Electric lights: hot-water heat; hardwood
floors. Built-in garage. Terms
Evening star., 1922-01-12

FOR SALE-WE HAVE THREE NEW
houses in good southeast cations. near Pa.
ave. cars; price, $3.50 to $3.50; large
rooms. tile bath: good lots to public alley;
also fine en- NV. section, a beautiful new s corner
house, rooms and .bath. with built-in ga
rage: only one square from 14th ST. cars. H.
r. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1914 f st NV
Evening star., 1922-01-12

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOT IN BUSINESS
near Union station facing % feet on
Massachusetts, ave. and 40 feet on New Jer-
sey avenue: 81 900
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 10Th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
PETMORTH.

bungalow type. completely detached In a
splendid locality. Has u large rooms. recep,
tion hall and bath; parquet floors: hardwood
finish; brick fireplace; electric lights and hot
water heat. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
GIN 10th ST. HEIGHTS"

Brand-new detached home. on a lot l4o feet
deep to improved alley. Is feet wide. Mac
adamized street, with shade trees planted on
each side. Close to cars and school. The
house is Of the ENGLISH TYPE, with green
! shutters, and is unusually attractive and indi-
vidual. You enter a large reception hall that
room, open brick fireplace Back of the living
room is a large, bright dining room, with
the entire depth Of the house. Kitchen and
pantry. On the second floor there are four
bedrooms and tiled bath. The construction
and materials are Of the very best. among
which are the foundation Of hollow tile. hot
water heating plant. oak floors (eyen in kitch-
en) The dosrs are birch. treated to mohog-
any finish. and the trim old ivory. Gas >elec-
tricity, laundry trays. Price. $3.50. Made
possible only through building on large SCALE
and to make quick sales give you the benefit
of the price. The extension of the 14th street
car line will make this house increase in value
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
! Main 1920. 92l 18th st. NV. 12s
Evening star., 1922-01-12
PETWORTH HOME.
St. West OF Ga. Ave.
prica 60 zoo

4 two->;ory tapestry brick with large front
yard q fuonl> aud bath: hot water heat. -l"'
lric lights: hardwood floors. Tbs house has
exceptionally large 10. and is in p-rf."t
condition Owner will make very reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
TWO-FAMH.Y APARTMENT

PRICE. N,15U.
Downtown West Of 10Th st. Five rooms
and bath first floor; 9 rooms and bath on
second: separate heating plants and entrances.
Possession and easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
WEBSTER ST.

West Of 14th st. Owner is anxious to make
quick sale of this attractive home. There
large rooms and bath: front and rear
porches and every modern convenience In
good condition. Room for garage. convenient
terms
Evening star., 1922-01-12

oO1 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-s ROOMS, BATH,
detached, with ample ground; newly painted:
in excellent condition; good suburban home.
Price, $500. Terms, $500 cash, balance like
rent FLOYD E. DAVIS, sol eth ST. s.w. Main
Evening star., 1922-01-12
MOORE & HILL, INC,
THOS. f. JARRl
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
ROCK CREEK PARK.
S60,0O0.
4 Wonder Home
I42O-22 H st. NV.
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD

One Square West of 18th st. NV
Built of red tapestry brick by owner for his
own occupancy. Magnificent views of the park
be had from every window. First floor.
wide center hall; living room with open fire.
place: large dining room. kitchen. pantry.
lavatory: large sun parlor with open fireplace.
Second floor. bedrooms and baths. Third
floor = bedrooms and bath. Basement. billiard
room with open fireplace Wonderful porcelain
plumbing fixtures. Garage for cars.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
SAUL'S ADDITION.

=
PRICE. Sl3.250.
Beautiful detached home. situated a large
lot Butt by one OF WashingtOn's foremost
builders. Has large rooms a bedroOmsb. and
bath: screened breakfast and sleeping porcles
large living With open fireplace. All
modern Improvements. Te.ms.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
CHEVY CHASE.

Just of Conn. ave. Detached home OF the
Dutcli-c colonial type. Has bedrooms. Ia ms
and all modern improvements. House IS of the
renter-lInll plan and has large living room
Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE
AND MASS. AVE.

Surrounded by some Of the finest homes in
Washington. 1t is easy matter 10 buy n
home at this price in n.ighborlood such a.
this. There IL rooms. baths; hot-water
heat. electric lights and good lot. Tine
house has q irst-foor kitchen and is in perfect
repair.
Evening star., 1922-01-12

ONE NILE NORTH OF ROSEMONT on THE
and bath, semi-bunsalow building, with huiit.
in garage. hardwood foors wash trays. elec
trio lights. pipeless furnace, and one acre Of
ground. High. dry and healthy.
Price, 81, ,OOO
Cash, $500. balance monthly.
Evening star., 1922-01-12

Detached home occnpying attractive corner
lot There age q rooms and bath: :: porches
hot water heat, electricity and gas hardwood
floors and trim: laundry in cellar; attic: terms
and possession can be arranged An inspec-
tion will satisfy you that this is genuine
value
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-29
TALBOT OF ELKO
VISITS IN ELY DISTRICT

Judge George F. Talbot spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in this district
in the interest of his candidacy for
Justice of the supreme court.
While here Judge Talbot met meny
old friends. He served as judge of
| the district court when what is now
the Ninth judicial district, which en-
braces White Pine county only, was
a part of the Fourth district. which
then included White Pine. Elko, Lin
coin and Clark counties. He was one
of the four district judges at large
when Nevada was in one judicial dis
trict, and when the division was
made he was elected for the district
in which he resided and presided in
Ely over many important matters of
litigation.
Judge Talbot was later elected 10
the supreme court and subsequently
reelected. serving two terms with dis
tinction as a learned jurist. His de-
cisions on intricate legal questions
proved him to be one of the highest
type of jurists and reflected credit
upon his ability as we'll as upon the
state.
In the well-known case of Nash
against Mcnamara, involving mining
rights at Manhattan. Judge Talbot
wrote the decision and refused TO
follow the decision of the supreme
court in Lavignino against Uhlig.
The United States supreme court,
after reading the decision written by
Judge Talbot, reversed its previous
decision to conform to the decision
as rendered by the Nevada jurist.
Both opinions coming from the high
est judicial tribunal in the United
States were written by Chief Justice
White. This Is the only case or rec
ord in which the supreme court of
the United States has so reversed
itself and no other iurist in the en-
tire country has received such signal
honor. Ii unquestionabiy shows the
qualifications of Judge Talbot for the
high Office of supreme court Justice.