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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
EASY-PAYMEST PROPERTIES.
Immediate Possession.

EAsY-PAYMEST PROPERTIES.
Immediate Possession.
TAKoMA.
lot shade. fruit, near 18th ST. cars Only
CHEVY CHASE
Groom tapestry brick. semi-detached, h-w.h..
elec hEllSw;tile garage $50 down WI, sr
porches. Splendid condition.
CAPITOL HILL.
S rooms. ST. 500. with only 81 900 down.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Several bungalows $3.50 and up.
PETTY Il PETTY.
1923 n Y. Ave y. W Main aia7 -as
CHEVY CHASES MOST INDIVIDUAL HOME
offered for sale by owner No description can
DO it Justice, aud its price is 50 reasonable
that the house. exclusive of the generous lot
could not he duplicated at present production
prices. 1t is seldom that real home such
this is ever offered for sale. and the seeker
for real individual home will Ind HIS further
search unnecessary. Completely equipped with
every modern and individual appliance. includ-
ing awnings. and admirably located. This Is
really splendid home and In such excellent
condition as To be considered new. If you
are on the market for something different
let me- show You this home. Address Box 7-P.
star office.
$SI30
81 900 CASH. S15 PER MONTH.
The best new home bargain that you can
buy; there are r. and bath; h.-w.h. and
elcc.. p0rches. front and rear; hardwood floors
and hardwood trim; located on Farragut st.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1904 II ST.
FOR SALE-SPLENDID HOME On HEIGHTS
at a sacrifice: Owing 10 an exchange. We can
offer An excellent home on Belmont rd.. near
Columbia rd.. at price very much below
its real value: 3-story mosaic brick front; 10
large rooms; tiled bath: h"t-water heat; cRs
and electricity; large lot TO paved alley.
Good terms This is a big bargain at price,
only Sl4..Tn.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR SAEE-COLORED.
These large Groom houses are
exceptionally we'll located near
! 9Th and w sts. NV. and the
prices most reasonable. $3,o75,
on easy terms. Sample. PHO 18th
st, NV. Agent on premises daily
and Sunday.
B. 3. PINN.
Col. 5SI7. 7I2 Kenyon St. NV.
Excellent Buy-Princeton Pl.
+. and b., ami. garage. Adams 1924 oO'
FOR SALE-TO COL0REp. SUITABLE FOR
doctors home; beautiful s-room house: near
garage; INV. heat: tiled bath; $3.50; terms.
inspection II. 'Y n. pFHrIn's FHrI%n'WsENsrEIS CO..
1914 + st NV.
FOR sALE-JUST OFF 14th ST. Nv; COM
hina tion investment and home; Groom. semi
detached house a:m paved street a. and alley
Price, Sll 900: $3.50 cash and $50 month TO
H. H. HowENsTEIN co.
1914 st NV.
FOR sALE-ARMY OFFICER. ORDERED
away. selling Petworth home at bargain:
rooms: hardwood floors: screened-in sleeping
lights: screens; Lear garage; paved street and
alley $1,000: terms.
ii. II. HOWENSrEIS CO.,
1914 St NV.
CHEVY CHASE, u. {.
New house. just completed; one square from
Conn. ave. and Chevy Chase Circle; 80. ex-
posure; large lot; plenty Of big trees; right
in the heart Of Chevy Chase: can be occupied
at once; rooms. baths sleeping porches
surrounded by all new homes
WM. II. RITCHIE.
413 COLORADO BLDG. FRANKLIN 572S
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several excellent homes To-
Gated best northwest section, e
to 9 rooms. Prices, $3.50 to
S9,250. Terms very easy. For
full information see
3. b. PINN.
Col 5S17. 712 KENYON st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
Tapestry brick. 10 rooms semi de- ~ ched
oak floors. sleeping and breakfast porches
double garage; and real home: 10y ownsr,
$500 CASH.
Beautiful new house. most substantially
built: rooms and sleeping porch: hot water
heat; hardwood f"orS: hig yard; delightfully."-
located. Very low price. most liberal terms.
CORY & CORY, owners and builders. 719 18th
ST. NV.
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NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY co,
Incopor
HON cmi
ier ti f two o the
T
o rye egh
~ " ' $4,000 ~ '
heat hardwo floor with
ge
d VIZ OF
neis sleeping gporhho
III trees pleno of sade:t 4Ox1 yterms
- ~ ~ PRICE
ST, sth LIST
anu JAM A''e' 'Na' e"e'- "s"' iA'se toH' p'H' 0 UA
RTII-3rd
groom rcept dining
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
corporate
Main ande
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NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
rs d St Sc.
one 8
outside large IN
O Reasonable
MI. PLEASANT.
S bultin
and pOrches A Gu.buit house.
ole
$4,000.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT 3
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
o o
OF ReGtal $40 $4,000
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
I4Io G ST. NV. MAIN 84I5.
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0ut-af town owner must dispose Of ll-room.
".haih. tapestry hrIrk hoUs': AMI; tne con
ditipu. An opportunity for some one. Col
unhia ri. nGi 1NtH. $l5.Huo.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE.
Large spmi-bungalow. in very desirable To-
cHtiou on lngomar street. Ten rooms with two
baths: second floor has 3 rooms and bath, we'll
adapted for separate apartment II desired Oc-
cnpy first floor and pay for home with rental
from second floor Priced very low, with small
cash payment.
MADDUX. MARSHALL & co. INC.
lloS 18th ST. NV. Main S970-Tl /.
FOR SALEM BEATTIFTI. rETWORTH--
Very large g rooms deepl brick house: six
rooms; double sleeping porches. pantry. large
closets piped for sink and gas range end
floor: near churches, schools. stores and car
line Price, 50. 80 T""ms rn"s0n hle
II. T. HOWENSTEIN co.
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WM. B. KRAFT & CO.
Szo5o-FIRST COMMERCIAL.
szonl,
cashba
SEMIDETACHED-SIo75
ybrckh souhern exposure
hoos:h
NEW--VACANT.
hath all modem
veyre nable terms. An
A SOUTHEAST SPECULATIVE VALUE.
find offer rsucha
OF
Yard
PARK PLACE, FACING SOLDIERS HOME.
rooms anIb
which is
WM. B. KRAFT & co,
13,6 n y Ave Citizens Saw. Bank Bldg Main So5
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N.nt..rIIhN-t,n.l,

II glt and cr"l ',r.,t.cE: i rooms ard bath
tar".jry brick hul>": mi maids room
I"-"he>; >r.eadit condition: good yard; fruit.
81 .>iu tcr,u-.
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FOUR EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Mt. PLEASANT WEST OF I4th STREET.
b if sold att TERMS ~ ~ 'i 1
NEAR I4th STREET CAR LINE.
IN UPPER MT PLEASANT.
reakfa
to nterms
BUNGALOW
Exceptionally Beautiful Home Upper Street
Terear sevend
n condo Garage
WEBSTER STREET. WEST OF 10th.
sdental alsettn onerei
GARDINER & DENT INC.
~ 14th ST. NV Main
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NEAR I4th STREET CAR LINE.
IN UPPER MT. PLEASANT.


deer on
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Con tfnue6

CORNER. FACING SMALL PARK:
high elevation; few feet from Tenn.
ave. me-: T. & b.. colonial brick:
INV. H.: paved alley: possession; price
considerably reduced for quick sale. ON
terms: or will take moderate priced
home in nearby Virginia in trade.
MORTON ST, Mr.. GA. AVE. 6 Il.
and b., brick; deep lott possession:
only $4,000: easy terms.
n. f. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 1897 1923 st.
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WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK.
under construction Washngons best located
attached ei-deached city homes Exhibit 2826 Connecti.
adjacent to the bridge Three baths brick
RACES "a and % feet by 2O Terms desired $1,000 Cash
S15o Monthly. Average saving, So4.
MASSACHUSETTS PARk
between Connecticut Massachusetts, and Cathedral
(Woodley road Washngtons beautiful residential
homes Over four million feet of land Sold Over
ninety homes built under
villa SITES lots and central and side hall brick
homes from so lis feet front Park Office Sind and
Cathedral (Woodley road).
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

1873 MADISON ST. N.W.-PuSlTlEELI TIE
lest buy in a new detached tapestry brick
feet: rarag. l.. LEAMAN. owner. or your
irnter a,s
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Mt PLEASANT, WEST OF 18th STREET


Proper s
if u terms
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WEBSTER STREET. WEST OF 10th,

n is
to
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CHEVY CHASE
ENEED'TJn\ npDnRIJ-\ITy

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Large and attractive home in exclusive
chevy Chase section must he sold to settle
estate and is offered for cash at Il surprs-
ingly low price. First floor: Spacious living
room large dining room. breakfast porch,
kitchen: five large bedrooms and two baths on
Two upper floors. Pre-war construction. all
modern improvements, excellent condition.
Must lie seen 10 appreciate value. offered at
1900. AGENTS invited TO cooperate.
MADDUX. MARSHALL & CO.. INC.
lI0S 10Th St NV Main S910-71
~. 1868 W. after EN-.
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BUNGALOW.

IdIIN btdulIIlII IIUlHt OH Upper IStIl street.
LOT GO feet wide There
and all in perfect condition Garage rrai
s1J, - = ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
TWO-FAMILY APT.

conveniently located two-fanily apart
Inent, attractive in appearance. situated close
TO the intersection of North Capitol and Rhode
Island ave. There is apartment with
five rooms and bath, tho other six rooms and
bath, with separate entrances and separate
heating plants; electric lights. Immediate
possession of one apartment. Easy terms Of
sale.
Evening star., 1923-07-20

A large three story brick home. located on
one Of the best streets in Columbia Heights
only short distance from 18th ST. At this
price is truly a speculative buy and should
/! he given your immediate consideration. 1t
has s very large rooms. two baths, hot-water
heat; third floor is equipped with kitchenette
and now renting for $50 per month. Large
rear yard. with space for a two-car garage.
Reasonable terms arranged
Evening star., 1923-07-20

PETWORTH BARGiAIN-PRlCE. $1,000 TO
party with 81 500 cash; room and bath brick
house. with all modern improvements; lot 40
feet deep To paycI alley: garage; stat tubs
and lavatory House in excellent condition.
tall Adams 3747 for appointment No agents.
Evening star., 1923-07-20

fine old colonial brick home in one Of
the best residential sections Of Georgetown.
1t is now arranged three apartments and
is in beautiful condition throughout. There
are II rooms, three baths. hot-water
heating plant, electric lights. splendid
home and a good revenue producer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
LASKA, SNATEK A ROZ.
cHOD, vSE v NEKOLlKA
JEN HODINACH.

Z zdejsfho okresniho soudu
podala opatrovnice 15-lete pi.
Connie Schultze Sissonove, pi.
S. Whittingova, 98l8 Hough
Ave. zadost, aby manzelstvi
prvne jmenovane. prohlaseno
bylo "a neplatne. Take sku-
tatne postupoval cely romanek
rychlosti v pravde rekordni.
Divenka sc seznamila dne Ia.
cervna v Seattle namornikem
Arthurcm Sissinem a plamen
jejich lasky horel takym
chvatem, ze po trlhodinove
'znamosti' sc parek nechal od-
dati. Ale mlada panicka me-
la manzelskeho stestf jiz dosti
hned v n6kolika hodinach, neb
syemu panu manzeli kratce po
svatebnich obradech utekla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
K ZAHADNE STRELBE
v LAKEWOOD.

Pc dvoudennim vysetrovani
nedelni vecerni strelby, IA KITE
re byl vazne zran6n 30-lety a.
gent Roy E. Gresham v spolec-
mem byte 2OS Marlowe ave., ,
Lakewood obzalovan byl sva'kr
irenovaneho. JOS. Herman 2
utoku Sc zlocinnym dmyslem
Pcstfeleny potaci Sc dosud me
ri zivotem a smrti, jak pravi
lekafi lakewoodske nemocnice
Jak vysetreno, zili ODE rodi.
my v klidu miru pospolu je.
denact rok6, kteryz soulad by
teprve v ned6li tax osudn6 po.
rusen. z odporujicich vypo'
vedi vsech slcastnenych soudi
tameisi policeini nacelnik l.
B. Miller. re Herman v nedel
prisel domG podnapily. Obvi
n6ny predveden bude dne'
mayorovi l.. E. Hillovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
MA STOPE POSTOVNl
KRADEzE.

As pred pull rokem bylo z
postovni lradovny Vega, Mo.
ukradeno IT'S neVypmenych
money orderG. Domnely pa
chatel byl vcera dopaden obe-
zTelosti, pokladnika filialky
The Guardian Savings 4 Trust
Co., M. Zipsera, ma Woodland
ave.. k nemuz Sc dostavil muz,
jenz jeden z kradenvch money
orderd predlozil k vyplate, Ia
bavil muze V rozpravku a pfi
tom tiskl kolenem poplasny 81.
gnal. Podezrely byl zatten a
pfedveden federalnimu tfadu
kde ma otazku, jak k money
ordru prisel. vypravel, re tya
dostal "a jiste obehodni ''' tran
Eakclr "a -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
sTfzNOsTl RODIcU MA
SKOLU PRO HLUCHE.

Ma vcerejsi odpolehni schd-
ri skolni rady podana byla Pc
ltice, pozadujici vysetrovani
pom6rd ma zdejsi skole pro
hluche, iez jest ustavem TAX
tez pod rizenim skolni rady.
Petice podepsana jest rodici
chovancI, kteri 81 stezujl ma
nespravne vyucovaci metho-
dy, nezpisobilost personalu
ma kruty zpisob We skole uzi-
vanych trestI. Petice postou-
pona byla k dalsimu vyfizeni
skolnimu scuperlntendentovi
Jonesovi a vyboru pro vycho-
vatelske zalezitosti.
Skola umistena jest ma W.
chodni 55. ul. v m'stech. kde
vydst'uje Quincy ave. ma as
3UO chOvancu Od prvnlno az
po osmy stupeh. Ja'k oznamu-
je asistent Skolniho supcrinten
denta Charles H. Lake, cita u
citelsky sbor 20 vesmes v obo-
ru tom dobre skolenych sill, je-
hoz fiditelkou jest pi. Mary R
Coxova.
V petici nellvadi Sc podrob
ne zplsob trestani, aniz nevy.
svGtluje, v Gem by spocivala
nezpIsobilost ucitelstva. ale
pres to budou pomery peclive
vysetreny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
MAILER AUTOBUSU MA
KINSMAN RD.

Do Clevelandu smefuiici au-
tobus z Warren Sc prevratil u
Is. zastavky ma Kinsman road
n "a melody zran6no Is cestu..
fetch. kteri byli dopraveni do
Mt. Sinai nemocnice, ale az ma
32-letou pi. Annu S;eworkovou
vsichni po prvnim osetreni po-
slani domH. Sieworkova by
|dli Geneva, O., byla dosti po-
vazlive, ale nikoli nebezpecne
potlucena. Ride busu G.. A.
Case pravi, re Sc vyhybal ma
kladnimu autu pfi tom sc
dostalo kolo do prilis hlubok6
koleje, coz bylo nasledkem ne
hody. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
ZPRAVY CLEVELANDANU
o KATASTROFALNfM PO-
ZARU WAWA HOTE-
LU v KANADE.

Pi. f. P. Hamiltonova, 2O28
vych. 80. ul. obdrzela cd sveho
syna. clevelandskeho pravni
ka w. Hamiltona. ienz spolu
= manzelkou a dceruskou byl
hnstem Wawa hotelu II Lake
of Bays, ktery v nedeli rano
vyhofel az do zakladd. "a ka-
tastrofalni ztraty 8 lidskych
zivotI, zpravu Sc struGnou We
tnu: "Vyvazli isme svymi
zivotv. ale prisli o veskery mas
od4v.'
Podobne telegrafovala rodi.
fnm 81. Agnes Grootova ucitel-
ka ma Kennarf Junior Hioh
School, iez lpodobn6 vyvazla
spolu s pritelkyni 81. Ruth
Radkeovou podobne zpravy
dosly cele rad6 pribuznIch q
znamych od pTatel. ktefi bvll
zkazonosneho pozam svedky
Policie vcera po cely der
bezvysledne patrala po pfibu7
nych uhorele Cleveland'anky
81. X. Rogerovy.
Ia vysetrovani pavodu po
zaru. vzbuzena byla ,domnen
ku, ze oheh povstal iiskrou +.
velkeho krbu, zalet6vsi nakan
mczi snadno zapaliteln6 latky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
PORUCfK B. jERMAN PRE-
LOZEN K DETEKTIVNl-
MU ODDELENf.
Zafazeni novych polic;sti
v cinnou sluzbu.

Pcrucfk E. j. Potts, ienz no.
dla provozovati pravrickou
praksi, byl prelozen z detektiv
nj uradovny ma policejn; stani-
ci vych. 81. ul. a Orange ave.
odkud ma jeho dosavadni mi
sto dosazen byl krajan poru-
elk Bernard Jerman, jak O.
znamuje policejni Inspector
Matowitz. Potts hodla vysto,l
pitt z policejnich sluzeb a
presazenf Sc sbalo, ably porucfk
Jerman Sc mohl v novy trad
predem zapracovati. Porucik
Potts zastaval 1rad omen po
dobu dvou rokG a v cervnu slo.
I'll pravnickou zkousku. Oba
lirednici, jak Potts, tax j Jer-
man jsou zpdsobilymi silami Q
Semz svedci neobycejne rych.
~ postup. Poslednejsi Jest v
policejnich sluzbach teprve
sedm rokG.
Vcera rozmnozil fiditel bez.
pecnosti MARTINEZ, po]icejn1
armadu o 18 novych strazni.
XII. ktefi nastoupi dne l. zari,
Dnesni stav policejnfho muz-
etva citati buIde 1888 muzG.-
Mezi move jmenovanymi jsou
krajani: Josef j. Trefny, Sta
nislav Prosek, a Emil "A. Mic.
kovsky. Vsem povysenym k
lisp6chu gratulujeme
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ZAPLATILA NEOPATRNE {
POcfNANl PRl ROZzE-
HAM PLYNU SMRTf
PopSlen "a poxiru ' ssr&zi.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise ze-
mrela vcera k veceru 32-leta
pi. Helena Ciesakova, jez v
nedsli pri zapalovani plynu
pod ohrwacem vody Sc pribli-
lila odevem k plamenu TAX
blizko, re ma nj chytl Sat. Ne
boha, podobna zive pochodni
vbehla do kuchyn6, kde me-
skal jeff manzel a pet jejich
ditek, nichz nejstarsimu jest
teprve sedm rokd. Muz snazil
sc pomoci koberce plameny u
drsiti, ale zena byla popalena
tax znacne, ze ranam "a vel
kych bolesti podlehla. Rodi.
ma bydli v els. 6604 Gertrude
Ave. S. E.
Do teze nemocnice d'opra-
ven byl Louis Krabcar. 1927
vych. 80. ul., jehoz garaz byla
zapalena patrne jiskrou z 10.
komitivy dnes kratce po pull
noci. Krabcar rychle Sc OBJ.
lekl a snazil sc zachran;ti no.
w svdj automobil. a truck
kdyz byl sam plameny zachva
cen, ale st'astn1 jeste zavtas
vynesen hasici. Vazne popa.
len ma rukou a obliceii, dove.
zen byl ambulance do nemoc.
nice. Oba jeho stroje s CARA
Il vsak propadly zkaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
AUTEM DO VYKLADNl
SKRfNE.

Medailii "a krasojizdu all.
tenn jiste nedostane 23-lety j
McHugh, 1879 vych. 81. ul.
ktery Sc vcera talk "&kovne'
vyhybal jinemu stroll. ze VIE
ma chodnik a rovnou do yykla.
dni skrine nahodou prazdnehc
kramu v els. 4612 Cedar ave
Antomobil jeho byl sice znicer
ale fidic jest patrne narozer
ma st'astne planet6 neb vyvaz
bez jakehokoli zraneni vdbec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
z cESKOSLOV LOVENSKA


pfijel do Clevelandu p. Fran
tixek Nejedly, z Lazni Pode-
brad, k svemu bratru p. Jar,
Nejedlymu ma Union Ave. No
ve,nu pfist6hovalci Sc v Gle
ve!anldtl libi a Ceskoslovensky
Spnrtovni Klub nalezne v nem
dobreho brace. Cestujici pTi-
jel lodi President Arthur paro-
plavebni spolecnosti United
States Lines a preplav obsta-
raj Fred Holub v newburCske
0dboGce The Cleveland Trust
Co., Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
v STOPACH SPORIVEHO
PANA MAYORA.

Novy mGstsky financni fidi-
tel F. S. Hommel ''jest v6rnym
zakcm sveho mistra" - Sport
kde NIUE a proto vcera propu-
still til stenotypistky, 81. Hele-
nu McNea,. jez byMala tajem-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21

nici pfedesleho f.nancniho FL
ditele Gesella, 81. B. Alcxand-
rovou a 81. Annu Sababsovou.
Propustenf odlvodnuje, ze pro
uvedene pisaiky neni dosti pra
ce. Cd sveho nastoupeni pro-
pustil Hommel jiz osm lred-
nlki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
Do Mt. Pleasant.

Ysichni clenovk Patrons
tn Sine ]. A. Komensky5 na
|vych. 13l. Ill. 4 hlavn9. q,
stupci spolkI v Patronatn
|zastoupenych, jsou zadani
dostaviti Sc do .schIze, KITE
|ra sc kona We stfedu 22.
|srpna v s hod. vecer v sim.
Y. Najdl,. pfeds.
K. kucher, ii.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-23
STORM DOES DAMAGE

Col. and Mrs. T. R. Ward, who HnoS tored to Selma Sunday to see theiR daughter, who Is i'll in & local sani- torium, were unable to return in their car, owing to the heavy rain- storm. They were compelled to leave their car in Selma, and make the res turn trip on the evening train.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-23
PARRISH ONE OF FASTEST GROWING. TOWNS IN STATE
Water Works To Be Installed. New School House Is
 Completed
JASPER BUREAU 1 cHE AGE-HERALD l

Probably the fastest growing town in Walker county Is Parrish, situated at the junction of the Northern Ala bama and the main line of the South ern railroad, nine miles south of Jasper. Parrish Is growing so rapid ly that the town has for some time been laying the foundation for one dwelling and business house daily on an average. J. B. Weakley of Bir- mingham has practically agreed to put in water works for Parrish. MT. Weakley is one of the owners of the Jasper water works company. Par rish has an electric light system power being obtained from the Ala bama Power company.
 Parrish has just completed one of the largest and most up-to-date high school buildings in Walker county and is on a drive to raise sufficient amount of money to equip the build ing with seats and other furniture The chief industry of Parrish Is the Railway Fuel company big mines with a daily capacity of 2,500 tons of coal, but the growth of Parrish is not based on the Railway Fuel company's s mine alone. The city is surrounded by rich deposits of coal and both coal operators and miners from various mining camps in south Walker are locating in Parrish and driving out to their places of business or work daily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-23
BARBECUE ATTENDED 1000 MERCHANTS
Visits To Cotton Mills And Kilby Dairy Farm Are Conclave Features STATE CAPITAL BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD
Montgomery, Ala,

Second day of the merchants con clave came to a close Wednesday aft ernoon with a barbecue staged at Summers Rest and was attended by upward of 1000 merchants and their families.
 It is estimated by those sponsoring the conclave that with merchants yet to arrive, the closirs day of the conelave will see at least 1,500 mer- chants in Montgomery from the trade territory in Georgia, Florida, Missis- sippi and southern Tennessee.
 Judge Leon McCord. senior judge of the Montgomery county circuit court, was the principal speaker at the barbecue, delivering an interest ing address on ethics in business.
 Throughout Tuesday merchants visiting the city were visiting busi- ness and personal acquaintances throughout Montgomery. At each Of the business houses 'open house was held.
 The inspection trip through cot ton mills and the dairy farm at hll- by prisC z, near Montgomery, Tues day afternoon proved one of the most interesting hours of the day. There the delegates we taken in charge by officials of the prison and taken to every section of the mammoth prison.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-23
SEAPORTENABLING ACT PASSES HOUSE BY 63 TO 3l VOTE
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ury not otherwise appropriated in meeting the interest and principal represented by port bonds. Friends or the measure explained that this was necessary in making the bonds saleabIe- Mir. Longs amendment was laid on the table.
 Representative w. Y. Adams of Blount offered an amendment pro- hibiting the state docks commission rom making any development until the lands and property needed in the construction work should be given without cost to the state. Friends of the measure explained that this. too. would nullify the act since no own CTS of property would be willing to donate it to the state The amend vote of 45 to 34.
 Lewis Bowen offered an amend ment requiring the docks commits sion, where possible, to employ Ala bama labor in the construction work. This amendment was adopted with out opposition.
 sOllie Amendment Killed,
 Representative Mike Sollie of Dale offered an amendment limiting the docks commission in the payment of salaries. It was laid on the table. This amendment restricted the sal ary of the general manager to $5,00O, the secretary treasurer to $4,00O, the attorneys to 5000, the chief wharf inger to 5000, deputy wharfingers to $3,000 and clerks to $2,00O. It would also have required all em- ployes to give bond payable to the state guaranteeing the faithful per formance of their duties. It was ex- plained by friends of the measure that the bill already provided for the furnishing of bonds
 With the tabling of this amend ment of Mir. Sollies, the previous question was called. Mir. Sollie had In hand several other amendments but the call for the previous question precluding him to offering them. When the time came for a vote. Rep resentatiYe Long asked the chair for ruling on the number of votes re- quired for the passage of the bill. He had in mind Section 213 of the constitution which prohibits the state from mourning any obligations except for the suppression of rebel lion and invasion and then only by tWo-thirds vote of the two houses of the legislature. F. E. St. John of by Speaker Merrill. who took the floor in defense of the enabling act. Mr. St. John ruled that Section 21S did not apply to the use of funds by method approved by the constitu- ton. Mir. Long served notice that he "Oulu He Il protest on the journal of the house If the bill did not re- ceive 72 votes, the three-fifths re- quIred by Section 2l3., Sixty-three votes were cast for tho bill. Later Mir. Long stated that he would file the protest and would carry the case to tho supreme court of Alabama with view of determining whether or not the state could permit the expenditure of port development funds without three-ffths ma joFlly.
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