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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

PRODA Sc majetek ma vych.
131. ul. proti Union kare, lot
je SO pri 145 strevicich, resi-
dence a garaz &c pri 46 stre-
vicich. Dobra prilezitost pro
mechanika. Blizsi sdeli A. j..
Kozuba, 1897 vych. 131. ul.
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc farma 100
akrech sc vsim zarizenim a
prevzetim dobytka, zasob a
vSeho jak to stoji. Haste sc
u FIR. Sindelare, RID. /, Box
1O7 Ocks Rd. Brecksville, o.
6-19
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou odjez-
du z mesta, zanovni automobil
ma Z osob, tez veskery naby.
tex "a levnou cenu. Haste sc
v els. 1920 Warner Rd., dvere
{. 4. Vezmete Broadway ka-
ru k Miles Ave. aneb vych.
los. karu. 8-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn v peknem okoli, bli
re skoly v Brooklyne. Blizsi
sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715 Denison
Ave. Tel. Hemlock 4219.
S-22
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NASLEDKEM ODJEZDU DO
CECH must byti prodan jedno-
rodinny dunn o 6ti pokojich,
blize kary a skoly. Cena jest
$4,000. Haste sc u Mr.. Sou
kupa, 1852 w. 54th Str.
8-22
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VYMENl Sc "a majetek a.
neb proda "a hotove, hudebni
obchod sc zasobami graphopho
MI, kontrakt ma Columbia stro-
je, hudebni nastroje, player
piana, Rolls. Obchod je dobre
zalozen a Sc vyplacejici. Zavo-
lejte telefonem 177O w. 8-23
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FARMA o 10 AKRECH We,

FARMA o 10 AKRECH vel
kou zahradou, dIm O 5ti svet-
nicich, garaz, ban, kun a kra-
va, je 5 mil cd Geneva on the
Lake. Cena $2.50O. Haste
Sc u j. F. Nejedlik & Co. v {.
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
1856 - Union 1851 r.
30,
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti poko-
jich, koupelna, .plyn, sklep,
vse v pofadku. Lot je 35 str.
V pruceli. Haste Sc v {. 1928
E. 40. ul. blize Broadway. .Ce-
ma $4,000. -Pricina prodeje
OdjeZd z meSta. 8-22
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PRODA Sc Ford osobni kara
1921, achovala, dale REQ
osobni kara, ktera Sc da "a
$4,000. Prijd'te Sc podivat
ma tyto kary, hned aneb v ne
deli v {. 1852 Durkee Ave.
S-10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-19

PRODA Sc buffet, still a zidle
vse jako move "a $500, skle-
mix "a $1,000; dresser $1,000,
sifonier $500; postele bila a
mosazna, singer sici stroj, da-
lie skrli1 ma knihy deskem, Ii
brary stdl, kozene houpaky,
davenport, Victrola malou;
stojaci elektrickou lampu, led
nicka, kombinacni kamna, W.
hfevni kamna, hodiny, sekac-
ka ma travu, houpacka ma pore
a jine veci, vse velmi LEVINE. -
Haste sc v cis. 4313 Clark
Ave. 8-21
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LACE! - Proda sc cukrovin-
kovy obchod, dobre Sc vypla-
cejici, must byt prodan hned.
Haste sc v els. 1921 Quincy
Ave. 8-22
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PRODA Sc zachovala
Dodge" kara 1916 pro 5 osob,
da Sc Ia $500 .bude-li rychle
prodana. Haste sc elsie 1858
E. So. ul. z Fleet Ave. 8-19
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PRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, jen ia, KITE
ra Sc domluvi trochu anglicky.
Dobry domov. Haste Sc v {.
1910 Broadway. 8-22
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PRODA Sc mlekarsky OBJ
chod majetkem aneb Sc vyme
nj "a jedno neb dvourodinny
dlm. Cena obchodu majet-
KEN $4,000. Haste sc u j. Sme-
tany 5O23 Dolloff Rd. 8-19
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PRODA Sc pekny dhm ma
Miles Ave., blize vych. 116.
ul., ma 6 pokojI, lot SO pri
300 stfevicich, slepicnik, vel
ke mlsto pro dribez, pekna
zahrada, mnoho kefu, vubec
krasne misto pro prijemne by
dleni. Cena hotove $4,000.
Haste Sc v els. 1924 Miles
Ave. po 6te hod. vecer. 8-19
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PRIJME Sc delnik, ktery Sc
vyzna We farmarske praci. -
Haste Sc j. Piskula, Brecks-
vile. o. Box "a. 80
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VfTEzTVi LASKY.
NOW
Napsala Andela Kyjovska.

pani Jandove, volajic il k. u
mluvene vychazce.
'Verte slecno, re Sc mi ami
prilis nechce a nebyt vas, me-
sla bych." g
"Ale proc, pani dcetni, a.
spon vam odpoledne drive ube-
hne. Takto byste sedela asi
zde, aneb chodila bez1celne la
zn6mi mrzuta, ze cas- pokracu-
je tax zdlouhav6. We spolecno-
sti meho bratra, porucika No
vaka a nadporucfka Kvapila a
Siebenreicha -"
"Coz vsichni ii panove phi
dou nami?"
"Pridali Sc nyni cestou, mi
mo ne tez sestra pana inzeny-
ra Rubese."
: "Aj, pan inzenyr Sc svou
sestrou, nu, k Will MIN a vam
slecno, pIjdu. Vskutku intelli-
gentnim muzem je pan Rubes,:
MEDIA sc vam?"
Dobre, ze byla. zamestnana
upravovanim sve toilety, usla
il aspon cerven, ktera pfi je-
| Jim vyroku zalila tvare Emil
ny, uvedouc il rozpaky,co cd
povedet.
"Je," pronesla kratce.
Vysly.
Ma chodniku ocekavali je
dIstojnlci Rubesem a sestrou.
Ema il predstavovala J6zi. Mia
dicka, sotva osmnactileta blon
dyna, uplne podobna Rubesovi.
Placha a prec roztomila, jake
to jeji jmeno Blanka. Cervena-
la Sc, oslovil-li il nektery z dl-
stojnikd, odpovidajic vzdy
skromne, jakoby pocitala vyr-
knuta slova. Nejvice vsimal 81
il nadporucik Siebenreich, KITE
remu Sc zamlouvala jeji pla-
Ghost. Pfidrzovala Sc vsak sve-
no bratra a Envy, k niz Sc cho-
vala jako ku vlastni sestre.
! J6za byla obklopena Kvapi-
lem, Novakem a Ottou. Byla by
nejradeji utekla ze spolecnosti
techto pand, jejichz dvornost
byla uncle slusna a pozornost
premrstena. Tvorila mimi dru
hou skupinu, jdouc "a Sieben-
| reichem, Rubesem, Emou a
Blankou, ktera Sc stale ohleda-
la. Sledovala jeff pohledy, je-
| jichz smer podarilo Sc il brzy
vystihnouti. Soucitne pohlize-
la pax ma Blanku, kterou zaji-
NAL porucik Otto.
Litovala il.
Siebenreich, patrne urazen
polovicatou pozornosti Blanci-
nou, kterou venovala jeho w.
praveni, uvolnil krok, vyckava
je, az dojde J6za Sc svymi spo
lecniky tazal Sc zcela bezpod
statne: "Pdjdete vecer do di-
vadla, milostiva?"
"Nevim jeste, az jak Sc roz.
} hodne mdj muz, nebude-li una.
: ven po ceste."
"Pan manzel vecer prize
, de?" zvolali vsichni mimo Otty
udivene a J6za mohla ma vsecK
( pozorovati jakehosi zklamani.
!, "Ano, rano jsem dostala oo
: neho listek; Skoda, re jen pre-.
zitrek."
ooh, bud'te ujistena, milo
: silva pani, re i pax vam bud,
: zde veselo, my Sc jiz to po
starame.
"Tak? Dekuji." odpoved9l;
E prizvukem, re ktereho byl,
j. nesnadno rozeznat, jak pfiji
: ma ujisteni nadporucika Kvap
: la.
= Pohledli tazave ma sebe. OF
0 to usmival Sc vyznamn6 n,
e Kvapila, jenz mu odpovidal po
hledem: "Jeste jsi nevyhral! =
:. "Misto primo stvorene pr
u zamilovane," pronesl Sieben
e reich a. ieho pohled zaletel q
a. Emou a Rubesem, kteri prede
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PRIME Sc jednatel, ktery
mluvi cesky a auglicky k pro-
deji Fordovych automobile.
ZkuSenost neni nutna. Haste
sc osobne u Cataract Motor
Sales Co., 1915 Broadway.
8-10
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PRODA Sc dunn o 8 pokojich
S velkym Totem. Cena $65OO.
Zavolejte Lincoln 1641 j.
8-22
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PRODA Sc mensi dunn (Cot-
tage) o trech pokojich, pekny
lot, Kinsman Rd. Cena pou-
re $1450, lehke splatky. Hla-
ste sc u A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman Rd. !?
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PRODA Sc dvOurodinny
dum, vSim modernim zarizeny,
garaz, pekny lot. Cena $500.
Haste sc v elsie 4OO6 Arnold
Ave. Vezmete Fulton rd, aneb
Scranton karu. 8-19
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VELKA LACE, dobry invest
ment. Farma O 50ti akrech,
blize Ashtabula ma dlazbe, -
dim o Z pokojich, sklep, bane,
voda uvnitr, silo, garaz, da Sc
velmi LEVINE aneb sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Cena $500
hotove $4,000, ostatni jest Via
dni pIjcka ma dvacet rokG. -
Haste sc v ci. 1914 Benwood
Ave-, blize Miles Ave. 3-21
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ZVLASTNf PRfLEzITOST,-
minite-li jiti do obcnodu. Ma
sledkem nemoci, must byti pro
dan a da sc velmi LEVINE, dobre
obchodni misto v nejlepsim o.
koli ma zapadni strane. Je 0
dvou storech, grocera rezni-
ctvi a diva pekne byty, vyta-
peni horkou vodou. Blizsi
sdeli j. Kullk, 1882 zap. 48.
ul. Tel. Hemlock COL j. /?
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"Ja?"
"To je dobre, to je dobre," !"
small Sc Novak. "Co sc tax di-
Wis, ci je ma otazka nemistna?
Znas Sc tou damou piece jiz
cd vcerejska a dosud nemdzes
slouzit svym 1sudkem?"
"Ja? proc prave ia? Coz
pax cd vcerejska je tax dlouha
doba?"
"A cd kdy pax pro podobnou
vec potrebujes vice casu?"
Poprve We SVEN zivote neve-
del Otto odpovedi ma otazku
toho druhu. Co ma fici? Ma
pravo vypraveti o pokaleni cti
teto danny? Proc mu napada
tato otazka, nevedel sam. jim
dy' by Sc nebyl rozpakoval, ba
naopak,byl by Sc zasmal sve-
mu dobrodruzstvi a pochlubil
Sc jim, "a toto SIC vsak stydel.
""Nemohu niceho fici, nez re
pokus o intimni sblizeni tou-
to damou je naprosto, nemoz-.
nym.''
"Tak? chachacha! Otto o.
chabuje boii, aneb Sc dava
ma pokani? Co soudite, pa
nove?" small Sc Kvapil.
"Tot' ma povazenou," iro-
nil prohodil Siebenreich.
"Pokuste Sc kdo vyhraje,
kdo Sc mi bude moci pochlubiti
svym dspechem, tomu jsem o.
choten zaplatiti deset lahvi
Sampanskeho. V opacnem pri-
pade kazdy vas tri lahve pro
mne."
"P]ati!" souhlasili vsichni
mimo Kovare, ktery v te veci
nechtel miti mic spolecneho;
small Sc, coz jestli bude musit
koupit kazdemu deset lahvi?
"Utok mdzete podniknouti Ii
ira odpoledne, panove, pujde-
me totiz vychazkou k chaloup-
ce."
4 "Bravo, Otto, ale nejdrive
mas musis vsechny predstavit." :"
A kdyz odchazela J6za po
obede domG, by 81 ulehla, jak
fekla, nabidla j Ema svdj do
proved. PAX Sc pridal Novak a
Otto, ktery J6zi predstavoval
nadporucika Kvapila i Sieben-
reicha. Oba nadporucici zlsta-
Ii II stolu.
"Tedy ma Ultra odpoledne Sc
pripravte, pani ucetni. Konec-
ne, vzdyt' odpoledne Sc uvidi-
me, neniliz pravda?"
"Snad!"
INA shledanou!'
IS bohem ,slecno Emow po-
dala il ruku. nOruciknm SO nOu
re uklonivsi.
XII.
PfiSti den byl nadherny. J6-
ia vstala hlavou lehkou; u
smivala Sc, aniz tuSila pi'ici-
nu. Vcera napsala odpoledne
Jandovi dopis a dnes il bYlo tax
krasne! Co asi della Jiri? Ach,
Ultra je nedele a on - dost me
zna, ze pfijede; kdoz vi, jest.
Ii he jiz hned dnes vecer a mohl
by! Co ma tom, kdyz Sc pljde
podlvat k vlaku? co bude vlast
ne dnes delat? Nyni pIjde X
pfamenu, pax - co pax? MT
nekam do lesa. Ach, byla by te
mer zapomnela ma odpoledn
vychazku! We vzpominkacl
vynorila Sc spolecnost dustoj
nlku bylo po ieji vesele nala
! de.
Ma namestl potkala listonos'
a vzala 81 postu. Byl to pouz'
jedinky listek, ktery obdrzela
. Cello Sc il opet vyjasnilo; Jan
da sdeloval il, ably jej vecer o
cekavala. Rozradostnena ozna
movala vecerni priced sveh'
muze reditelovym, s nimiz s.
sesla pramene.
u Sdileli spolecne jeji radost
Pani reditelova shovivave. Sc /,
Z smivala proste veselosti mlad
pani, ktera byla tax roztomil
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BUDTE MA POZORU
NEz KOUPfTE MAJETEK

byste 81 vybral vyhodns Jelikoz my name nejlepsi
vybsr bude to pro Vase dobro pfijt nam nejdfivc
poradit = pax budete spat bez starosti.
Ku pfikladu
$16OOkoupi may domek hezkem lotu nedaeko Libby Rd
$25OO-dIm sven. vntrnim zafzenim, lot 3Ox13O
Pershing Ave. Broadway.
$780, svet doek elekr svetla lot 35x135 Fleet St
$3300-dulHy domek hezkych svetnicich hezky lot,
Broadway E. 55 st.
$3600-5 sv6t. domek Barkwi Ace. Broadway.
$780, sve koupena gas, ell svetla, E. 81. Hamm
ul. Fleet Ave.
$42oo4 svet koupelna, elektr svea krasny rchovy
lot obrostly vnem stromy G. 1888 E. 10S
u. Union Ave.
$4300-4 koupena gas eektr sveta, hezky sklep
skopky prado, ma E. 1O4. ul. Union Ave.
$4800-5 svet vntrnim zafzenm, gas, eekt sveta lot
1O2x14O, nedaleko Union E. 93 ul.
$48OO7 sv6t (velkych) koupena eektr sveta skep
phda - hezky lot, slepicnik, zahrada els. 1920
Beverley Rd. Fleet Ave-
$5O0O-5 svet koupena fernes skopky modern domek
els. 1910 Melzer Ave. Corlett
$55oo5 svet kopena, eektr svetla dlazdena uce
$5ooo5 svenic koupena. eektr sveta ernes, skop
ky, hezky lot 4ox115, blizko sameho kostela Corett
prime Sc lot co spatka.
fernes els 1904 Goodman Ave. II Warner Rd
$6ooo-6 svet koupena eekr sveta, fernes brdl
stfecha, uce dlazdena lot 4Ox125 Corett
$63O0-6 svet koupena elektr svea fernes skopky,
veskrze moderni lotu 4ox14o osade Libby koau,
$500 hotove.
$6900-5 svenic koupelna pekny dunn modernm
els. 4412 Gamma Ave. Washington Park
$76OO-6 svetnic koupelna els 4125 E. Ill. st. Miles
Ave., dazdena.
$s50C-6 sv6tnc koupena gas elektr svetla
ostatn hezke moderni dlazdene uc v Corlett.
$100O0-krasny dun Beechwood Ave. Corle svet.
koupelna, sun-room, gas. elektr. sv6tla ferner,
extra zachod We skepe tvrde podahy fnis, mantel,
book easy, china cab, pantry, garaz, vGbec vse
do modernho domu patfi els. 128O8 Beechwood =
hotove $4,000.
$12500-na Broadway Libby Road osady Krasny
nj cihovy dim 5 svet. koupeL, gas, voda, eektr
svetla horkou vodou vytapeny tvrde dfv vsude skop
| XIV cha a LOT O2StT a hnG
stromy keri vseho druhu, hezke bane ma ~pe-
stovani drdbeze, proda Sc neb vymeni messky maj
JINE, A JINE, A JINE.
Penize nemuste mt vsechny pjdte sdelte nam
na opravnen agen pp Klma, Svatek Votava Cvr Skala
& Pesek Vas automobily obslouzi. .< !
THE VCELA REALTY & INVESTMENT CO
:. Nejvstsi rye ce.koslovensky pozemkovy obchod
Union 953-W. 1888 BROADWAY. Broad 800
| Vxdy Vam dostaneme rentyre pro Vas prazdny byt -
/ Sd6 MIN naato
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PRODA Sc

PRODAJl Sc diva domy ma
jednom lote, dali Sc velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc u Mrs. Dangler,
4673 Gallup Ave. 1923
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, kde sc trzi $400 tydne.
BlizSi sc sdeli v els. 1862
Kinsman Rd. aneb zavolejte
Garfield, 6219. 8-29
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PRIJMOU Sc uniovi tesari ma
vnitrni a venkovni praci. Hla-
ste Sc u j. Jelinek, $500 Neva-
da Ave. 8-22
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DROBNE
OMAN i


PRIME Sc pani k vedeni do
|macnosti a opatrovani ditek.
Haste s ev cis. 124O6 Earring
don Ave. 8-22
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NARYTEK | IKAMNA z dru-
he ruky prodava a kupuje v.
Sedlacek. 4641 Broadway. I
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Mr.. and Mrs. HenryWhite
Hosts at LenOx House
Ne,c ArripaIs at Red Lion Inn:
Miss Florence Moeon Cives
Recital at StockbTidge Chalet
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
LENO2, Oct. 1.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
White have as guests at Elm Court, in
Lenox, Judge and Mrs Franklin Chase
Hoyt, Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly,
Miss Mathilda Coster. Miss Alice Van
Rensselaer,, Mr.. Francis Henry Ba1four
Byrne and Mr.. Louis Meredith How
land.
Mrs. Edward Douglas White and Miss
Mary Montgomery, of Washington, are
at the Red Lion Inn, at Stockbridge, for
two weeks. Among others there are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight, Miss
Julia P. Dwight, Mrs. George Straw
Miss Florence Moxon, of New York,
gave a piano recital for number Of
friends of Mrs. Henry Fairfield James
at her chalet in Stockbridge this after
noon. Mrs. John Stewart McLennan
has as week end guests at Ashintully,
in Tyringham, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Auchmuty Tucker and Mr.. Robert
Hazen Schauft1er, Commander Collan-
der Calvert Carey and Mr.. Zenas
Marshall Crane. She had a picnic
party for them, with Mrs. Frederick S.
Coolidge and several of her music fes
tival players as guests, on Kingsbury
Mountain, in birmingham to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff en-
tertained dinner party at their villa
in Stockbridge tonight in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Crowninshield,
of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster gave
dinner last night at Lenox for sixteen
persons complimentary to Mrs. Fos-
ter's sister, Mrs. Richard Gambri]l
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop re-
turned to New York to-day after a
visit with Me- Winthrop's mother, Mrs.
Robert Winthrop, at Lenox.
Mrs. Francis Rogers described her
hospital work among ex-soldiers and
sailors at Trinity Episcopal Church, in
Lenox, to-day. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers were guests of honor at
lunch by the Rev. and Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes at Brook Farm.
Mrs. Samuel H. Valentine went to
Narragansett Pier to-day after visit
with MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Horton Lip
incott at Stockbridge. Mrs. Albert
Smith Barker, widow Of Rear Admiral
Barker, closed Osceola, in Lenox, to-
day and went to Washington.
Mr.. Francis W. Crowninshield Is
spending the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Frederick Crowninshield,
at the Red Lion Inn, at Stockbridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Miss Katherine Kent Engaged
Marriage to MIR. C. Huntington
Erhart to Take Place Nov. 6

Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Kent, of
jericho, L. L.. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Kath-
erine Kent, to Mr.. C. Huntington
hsnart, son of Mr.. William H. Erhart,
Of 1855 Fifth Avenue. The wedding will
take place November at Jericho
Miss Kent Is a granddaughter of the
late Mayor William r. Grace and a
cousin of the Countess of Donoughn,ore
and Mrs. j. s. Phipps. Mr.. Erhart,s
mother was Mrs. Frances Lee Hunting
ton, OF Brooklyn. His sister is Madame
Andread G. c. di Vegliasco whose hus-
band is First Secretary Of the Italiap
Embassy. He left Yale to enter the
american Ambulance Corps attached to
the French Army. He afterwards am
listed and served overseas with the
3a6th Battnlion Light Tanks A, D. f.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Palestine Reborn.
Theme Of Ancient
Jewish Festival
yona kippur, Invested With
Sancfity OF 5000 Years,
Celebrated Throughout
City by Fast and Rites

AS their ancestors listened 5000
years ago to the blowing Of the Shofar,
the rams horn, Jews the world over
listened yesterday at sundown to the
same call which proclaimed that Yom
Kippur, the Day of Atonement, was at
hand. Until the sun sets tonight they
may partake of no food o. drink, no.
even water. Services similar to those
that have been held on Yom Kippur for
centuries were held in temples and
synagogues Of the city.
Dr. Chain Weizman, president of the
World Zionist organization, cabled q
message from headquarters in London
to the Palestine Foundation Fund. or
keren Hayesod, 80 Union Square, urg-
ing American Jews to continue their
generosity toward Palestine. He said,
in part:
The year which has just ended has
closed volume in the endless story Of
our people. The new volume will be
we'll named Palestine Reborn The
principal place will be occupied by Won
American Jews. Such will have to he
the case or the volume will not be writ
ten. Jews of America, do not hesitate
to take the place which our destiny has
assigned to YOU"
In the Free Synagogue. Carnegie
Hall, last night DR.. Stephen S. wise
spoke on "Israel and the Nations"
"Disenchanment is the keynote Of
Europe" said Dr. Wise. at entails
grave consequences, moral and spirit
ual, which GO on because the old sane
tlons have been found wanting or in
sufficient and no new ones have been
accepted in their place.
"Anti-Semitism is enormously on the
increase since the war, or perhaps it is
merely more obvious and unashamed
than 1t has even been before. II is
being utilized by the discarded regimes
and the supporters thereof in order
that the peoples wrath may be visited
upon Jews. War being temporarily
unavailable, the Jew is at hand and
upon him unreasoning rage NAV vent
itself. eNS
But there is something more. For
Jews there is promise and a hone.
achieved IN part by Jewish self-respect
and conferred in part by Inevitable re-
spect for the spirit which disaster can
not daunt"
While New York Jewry Observed Yom
HlppuT IN the synagogues, a group of
Jewish boys and girls, ranging from
seven to fifteen years of age, conducted
Tor them selves a special holiday serv-
ice at the Bronx Young Mems Hebrew
Association. Albert Rosenkrantz.
fourteen-year-old boy, acted as junior
cantor and had entire charge Of the
services. Only one adult, Simon Riff
kin, principal of the Hebrew School
conducted by the Bronx Y. M. H. A.,
was present in the entire junior syna-
gogue of seventy-five children. The
service was adapted to the needs Of
childrn, although it was similar to that |
Of the adults.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Society Interested
In National Horse
Show at Armnorv
Early Box Reservations In
dicate Exhibition Will
Draw One of the Largest
Crowds in, Many Years

From the number Of box reserva-
lions already made 1t Is evident that
the National Horse Show to be held at
Squadron A Armory next month will
pc one of the largest in years. Society
has displayed keen interest in horse
shows this year through all the early
summer and fall. The committee in
charge Of the national show yesterday
announced the names of some Of the
boxholders.
Among those who have reserved
boxes are:
Lieutenant Colonel F. R. Appleton,
Mrs. Alfred c. Bradford, A. W. At,
kinson, J. Henry Alexandra lr..
Bryan J. Allen, Robert B. Baker, Dean
Bedford, Walter P. Bliss, General How
ard S. Borden, General j. A. Buchanan,
James Cox Brady Frank B. Barrett,
Charles l.. Brinmade, j. Henry Bertram,
M. Carpenter, Dr.. A. Schuyler Clark,
Lewis L. Clarke. William H. Conyng-
ham, Everett L. Crawford, j. K. Dering,
Watson B. Dickerman, Lieutenant
Colonel H. A. C. dc Rubio, Mrs. H. A.
c. de Rubio, William P. Emo,
Udo M. Fleischmann. Julius Fleisch-
mann, Theodore Frelinghuysen, G.. M.
Fleischmann, J. D. Farrell, Daniel Gue
genheim, 0. J. GUIDE, Franklin l.. Gun
ther. .,
Also Robert A. Grannis, George
J. Gould, Frank M. Gould. Edwin
Gould, Albert c. Hall, Leonard s.
Hentz, Bexley Hocombc Herman c.
Huffer jr., E. Francis Hyde. William T.
Hunter, c. N. Hancher, Adrian Iselin,
William E. Iseiin, w. Struther Jones
jr., j. Parker Kirlin, Edward King, Will
liam T. Koch, Charles Lanier, Frederick
Lewisohn, Edward F. Low, E. +. Love-.
ley, Harvey S. Ladew, E. E. Loomis,
David T. Mattack, Vincent Meredith,
Edward Mclean, Howard Stout Nelson.
Randolph Ortman, E. Stewart Peck, L.
A. D. Percival, Harry T. Peters, J. Nc
Alpin Pyle, Grafton H. Pyne, Franklin
Petit, J. A. P. Ramsdell, Thomas J.
Regan, Henry A. Rudkin, Mortimer L.
Schiff, Kenneth B. Schley, William C.
siepp, John c. Simpson, j. Rich Steers,
Henry Worcester Smith. Charles A.
Stone, James P. Taylor, John R. Thomp-
son. Robert E. Todd, Caril Tucker, F.
w. Vanderbilt, H. L. Van Voorhis and
W. W. Wilcox.