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Palisadian., 1923-07-13
THE ovER-ExPENDITURE

The fact that over half of the total
appropriation of the borough of Cliff
side Park has been spent during the
first half of the year need cause the
taxpayers no sleepless nights worry
ing over the fact that there may be a
deficit to meet at the end of the year
The over expenditure on the first
half of the year does not signify that
the same amount must be spent the
second half, and it is probable that it
won't be, now that the heads of the
various committees are conversant
with the facts, and should deficit
result it would be too small to be OF
any consequence.
The financial report for the first six
months is target at which critics OF
the administration are liable to shoot
but it would be cheap bid for fame
on the part of any who would be bold
enough to charge the present Council
Board with laxity in regard to the
spending of borough funds. This past
six months, money has not been spent
freely or without deep forethought
and whatever the bill might have been
1T was bill as necessary to the life
Of the body polite as is the grocery
bill to the good health of the indi
vidual.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
WITH OUR
ADVERTISERS

During the summer months is the
time to buy, for tits then the mer-
chants offer such exceptional bar
gains and give liberal discounts on
their goods.
A local sale of importance this
week is that of II. C. Nielsen, on
Palisade avenue, opposite the post
office, in Cliffside. Mrs. Nielsen's dry
goods business has increased SO rap
idly she is going to move to larger
quarters next to the Borough Hall,
and before moving will hold remov-
al sale offering the entire stock at
very low prices. One feature of the
sale is that the reductions are made
ON the regular stocA-not goods
bought to sell cheap, but standard
articles that are clean and new.
William Gulden, on Bergenline ave-
nue., in Union Hill, is offering 25 per
cent discount during the fifty-fifth an
niversary sale, and wise buyers will
avail themselves of the opportunity
to get the fdTniture they need while
the sale is in progress. We take
pleasure in recommending Guldens
furniture store and refer you to his
| advertisement in this issue.
Most every one knows the genial
Mr.. Corrado, who for some time con-
Quoted a dry goods business on Pali-
sade avenue, in Grantwood, but not
everybody knows he has given up the
dry goods end and operates clean.
| ing and pressing establishment at the
same place where he also specializes
in hand tailoring for ladies and gen.
tlemen When you want your suit
cleaned and pressed or a new suit or
dress made call on him.
DR.. Chas. Jacknovitz is now zone of
us" for he bought beautiful home
on Bluff road in Palisade. He has as
fine a business establishment as he
has home opposite the State Capitol
Theater Building on Bergenline ave-
nue. in Union Hill. "If you don't see
right see him" and if necessary he
can give you the proper glasses in
| twenty minutes, for they are ground
right on the premises. He's fine
man to know and as honest as the day
is long; in other words, if you don't
really need glasses he'll frankly tell
you so.
Mr.. H. e. Schneider is busy as bee
these days installing electric fixtures
and radio sets, but there is always
somebody on hand in his attractive
store ON Palisade avenue, in Grant
wood, to sell you sporting goods, pa
pers, stationery or anything in the
electric line.
Next time you go to New York stop
in the Hand o Craft Shop on Madison
avenue. It's a paradise of imported
laces and the beautiful necessities in
dress so sought after by discriminate
ing ladies', who are fastidious in their
tastes. The wording and general ar
rangement of their advertisement in
this issue bespeaks the general tone
of this exclusive house.
More about our advertisers next
week.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
STRIFE OF SCIENTISTS

One of our esteemed scientits init
mates that Professor Einstein is not
all original with his famous compli-
Gated theory of relatively. He insists
that the professor has lifted his con-
clusions from the work of others. He
has taken from Gerber, Palagyi, Zieg-
Ter and other scientists without giving
the usual credit for the inspiration.
DR.. Arvid Reuterdahl states that Pro-
lessor Won Soldner, who died in 1888,
gave the formula of 0.S4 of a second
as the value of the DETECTION of light.
This was back in 1901. In 1911 Elm
stein announced the same theorem
with formula of 0S3. This was vir.
tually the same conclusion. DIR. Reu-
terdahl hints that it will not be neces-
sary to cart the bust of Sir Isaac New
ton off to the junk pile to make room
for Einstein. When the professors
get to fighting among themselves
whether a ray of light which started
from the star Betelguese 10000 years
ago can be caught in a barb-wire
mousetrap and bent into the shape OF
hairpin it is time for the rest of us
to call in the cops.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
Ten Commandments of Ruddha.

Buddha, the great religious teacher
of India. has 3OOOOO,OOO followers. Con-
densed into ten short precepts, his doc
trines may be given as follows: l. From
the meanest insect up to man thou
shalt kill no animal whatever. 2. Thou
shalt not steal. 3. Thou shalt not COM
nit adultery. 4. Thou shalt speak no
word that is false. s. Thou shalt drink
no wine or anything to intoxicate. g.
Thou shalt avoid all anger, hatred and
bitter language. Z. Thou shalt not
indulge in idle or vain talk s. Thou
shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods.
8. Thou shalt not harbor pride, envy,
revenge, or malice, or desire the death
or misfortune of thy neighbor. TO-.
Thou shalt not follow the doctrines of
strange gods.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
Mans AGE Of Strength.

At what age Is mans muscnla
strength greatest?
1t wight be natural to suppose tina
with Increasing age the muscles, whicl
develop with constant use, would bt
come stronger, but such is not tn
case.
1t has been proved by experimen
that the amount a man uses his mus
cles does not influence the increase an
decline of strength.
These tests showed that where tn
average lifting power of boy Is Is
pounds, it should be increased by h;
twentieth year to 320 pounds. A ma.
lmum of 365 pounds, or thereabout
should be attained by his thirtieth yea
after which a decline in strength SCI
in. Between forty mad fifty this dc
cline is rapid.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
How the Great Pyramid Was Built.

How the Great Pyramid Was Built.
They worked in relays of 100000
aen, continuously. each relay for
ears upon the ramp over which they
ragged the stones. a work not less,
my judgment, than that of building
the pyramid itself, The ten
years, mean, were expended upon
this ramp. and the work upon the
mound upon @ 'ch the pyramids
stood, and upon the chambers under
ground. The time occupied in
building the pyramid itself was 20
years.-HeroGotus in his History"
450 b. G..
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

Those who attend Leonia High
School will be grieved to learn that
Miss Frances MacVean died at the
Hackensack Hospital last thursday
evening, victim of typhoid fever
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

am in process of bringing all my
sins to light for the purpose OF getting
rid of them. We never know how
rich we are until we break up house
keeping.-Henault.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

Mrs. Holthausen has returned from
California. Miss Agnes Brady, who
accompanied Mrs. Holthausen. is ex-
pected to return the latter part of the
month.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Against thee, thee alone, have
sinned, and done this evil in thy
sight; that thou nightest be justified d
when thou speakest, and be clear
when thou judgest.-Ps. STA.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
of inadequate supply, is it, Lieutenant
McGrath?

"The time has come" the Kaiser said,
ITO talk of blood and wars,
OF ME, und Chermany und Gott,
OF kultur und der cause;
Or why the sea is much too hot
And whether bears have claws"
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
OVERSEAS OBSERVATIONS
BY NORMAN ROGERS

There is today a lot of "eligibles"
for the U. S. Reserve Corps running
around loose. Assignments of several
neighbors to units have been men,
toned in these "Notes" from time to
time. By all means get your applica-
tion for a commission in to the adju-
tant general and ask for an assign
ment to a local Coast Defense district
Don't be with the bunch that is going
cracks. There will be no place in our
new army for men that can't stand
the gaff of preparation
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
1850 Casualties

For several months prior to July,
1918, the whole Thirty-third Division
of the A. E. F. had been training with
the Fourth British Army. Sir Henry
Rawlinson arranged for the Ameri-
cans to add further glory to the Stars
and Stripes when he bracketed four
infantry companies with the Austria
lians for an operation on Independ-
ence Day.
"All objectives were gained with as
tonishingly small loss, and German
counter attacks were driven off,"
The Thirty-third Division was aft
erwards part of the Second Corps,
A. E. F., taking share in the ad-
vance to the Peronne-Roye line
through Villers-Faucon. That is why
there is a large American cemetery at
Bony and a small one at the carre'
four of Roisel.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13
At Brigade Headquarters, Sea Girt
IN. j, NJ, G.) Camp

Corporal Clarence Coytesville: "The
world is becoming more efficient
Trooper Bridleway, late A. e. F.:
Sure, in the old days before bootleg
gers drinking oneself to death was a
long and painful process"
Armorer Abbott: "Then there is
something in the theory that the
world is fiat. 1t is-flat on it's back"
The Department of Seine Inferieure,
through the American consul at Rou-
en-, has presented the American Le-
gion with a stone from the dungeon
where Jeanne dare had awaited exc
cution.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

The chief of the Grantwood Fire
Company admits that telephone pole
never hits fire truck except in self
defense.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

An address was made on Memorial
Day this year by Lieut.-Col. w. T.
Starr at Bony cemetery. He served
with the Twenty-seventh Division
Second Corps, A. E. F.
Palisadian., 1923-07-13

When the paid Fire Department"
ordinance was under discussion in
North Bergen, N. j., the Hackensack
Water Company got "panning" from
George Gunset.
He claimed that the paid firemen
would be handicapped just as much as
the volunteers unless the water pres
sure was sufficient.
Cliffside is not alone in it's troubles
Evening star., 1923-05-01

SAULS ADDITION-7 Rooms and Garage-s1S25o
in
and extra vatoE large porch improvement
etems $3.50 - - N'NNPN"'A "i'e
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-o Rooms and ? Baths-S125oo
h s1ounded
NEW PROFESSIONALLY Locaed-S7,o5o. N
,sly limited houses this %
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Near the Club
% @ n psash Onsns for
big
GEORGETOWN-Corner-Sz5 5oo
.,ts aSt h9us house on big
buy ~ ie-'"A fopefs
NEAR WALTER REEDS Rooms and Baths.
rooms Two bedrms
is
fine home and sensible terms. ~ " N
CLEVELAND PARK-$I35oo
an
a terms anu 0O'an charm
COLUMBIA HElGHIS-24-Foot House.
practically fee
8 ak noor
ST.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
18th and K SITS. NV Main 46oo
Ao> NErBER WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1923-05-01

FOR SAIE-HOUsES
C0ntfAueA.

COot00e0s
TWO COZY HOMES LOCATED
IN GOOD WHITE SECTION OF
NORTHWEST.
These are broom aud bath homes and are
conveniently located. bargain. One can
be purchased for $4,5OO-$JOO cash partly
furnished The other is $4.35O-s50o cash. If
si' sioo. . 'A'D - 'u'' owner VIII feoue' price
CHAs. D. sAGER,
924 14th ST. NV. Main SS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Oners her attractive home for immediate
possession: located on Lamont St: the pret-
r:est street In Mount Pleasant; 10 rooms. 3
baths; every modern convenience: built-in
window and corner seats, upholstered: book
cases. special electric fixtures; large porches:
&'1RS HouGHToS GIT se'e's &C.. '.5;ss isis ST. NV
eve Have the BEST in Every section:
VICINITY OF 14th AND PARK ROAD.
Columbia Heights bargain. siI rooms and
tiled bath; modern; Pittsburs heater. station
sy sry tubs. etc. See it before 1t goes. Only
o24 ,.ts SsAs; II. S.&. D; sAGER' Re'lt0r M.,, "a
EXCELLENT HOME AND
MONEY-MAKER ON 10th ST NV.
facing 18th st. Three-story English basement
trlc lights: garage building now handsomely
inc"ns .s7ec cs y..r :a!e' rIse ssi.
We Have the BEST in Every Section"
3-sTORY BRICK. WITH 2STORY BRICK
double garage; 10 rooms and baths: on 10th
from city s .ei oxnes eT ssad
property now paying over 1876; excellent
a. Re:l,ars e; aooGHToS CO.: Co.. 1873 H ST. NV.
we rave the BEST in Every Section
Evening star., 1923-05-01

NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
Owner offers beaut. semi-detach.
tap. brick home. Z spac. rms. and
double incl. sleep. porch also wide
break. porch; tile bath. h..w.h..
rsge. paved alley, side and rear.
delight. front verandA, screened
throughout; no repairs necessary;
house nearly new; inspect by ap-
point. only. $l3 500; convenient
Address Box 177-M, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
BEAUTIFUL
10th HIGHLAND HOME.

BEAUTIFUL
10Th HIGHLAND HOME.
I436 Longfellow St. NV.
Central hall; 10 rooms. 9 baths. l toilet
Tinted walls. Beautiful nxtures
Pereola. Two-car brick garage.
Immediate Possession.
ONLY 81. 500 CAsH-BALANCE. $2e. 900,
Inspection BY Appointment.
Phone Owner, Columbia ooo6.
Northwest Section.
p.sss :s:es 'ss% s!e .1 s 1a :essas ss.s
Columbia Road Near I4th
11-room house; h.-w;h.. elec.. tile baths.
Mt. Pleasant, Lamont St.
block car line e., II feom. psraus. soor.,
rage; Plesas PacaE Isl.ak Rsak Ssr2Ts e a1RsSn' cS.
S2o,ooo-Longfellow St. mr.. 10th.
An attractive detached home
containing every modern con-
rooms, baths, hotwater heat,
electricity; double garage; large
lot.
S1o,ooo-Macomb St. Clev. PIX.
Just 4 short distance from Con-
attic; detached home containing
rooms. 2 baths, built-in ga
rage. This home 10 priced be-
low cost and deserves your In
B. r. SAUL Co.
Main -aloa 1ls Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
Downtown.

10. room brick house. y st. near Conn Sea
son pest value: Sl.oO cash, SO monthly
covers balance. Large light rooms. second
third uoors suitab!" apartments TO rent for
Soo ard $50. Immediate sale certain Have
deposit with You on inspection.
RAYMOND. REAL ESTATE
No. l Thomas Circle Main ss33
Evening star., 1923-05-01

NciIIil'id llNlSIitS.
Ten room and la tn HnTS" IN the heart OF 60
lumbia Heights. block from 14th ST. ear
line. one block from 10th St bus line: el"c..
hot-water heat. hardwood floors and trim; dcei,
lot. Priced low for quick sale, s., 600 cash
The Realty & Investment Corp.
OF
Washington
"a 18Th " Main Mons
Evening star., 1923-05-01

S1o.5oo.
Mt. Pleasant.
Located just north Of Park road and
west OF 18th ST. in the heart Of Old
Mt. Pleasant. 4 decided bargain in
three-story brick dwelling There
are ten we'll proportionnd rooms. two
complete tile baths, hot water heat.
and electric lights Front and rear
porches. Deep lot In wide paved al
ley. Ample space for garage This
is absolutely the best Offering in ths
popular section and You would do
well to inspect promptly.
BOSS & PHELPS,
NJ. 1910. Realtors. I417 X st NV
Evening star., 1923-05-01
So, 500.
TERMS, $500 CASH.

Located in Petworth section. only o half
colonial type brick: six unusually large
rooms; tile bath. and enormous double rear
porch, Elassed-in. Practically the. same as
two extra rooms. Electric lights and many
built-in conveniences. Double rorare
Early possession; easy monthly payments
Evening star., 1923-05-01
LEWIS REALTY CO..


Suite 304 3N5.
1i17 X Street NV.
Phone Main 900.
Offers
SACL'S ADDITION.
Near 18th and Kennedy 81. nv. 7,r,"rn
house, bath. b.-w.h.. gas. electricity, spree
for garage: front and back porches:, price,
$4,000; terms 10 suit: this is real home.
MASS. AVE. NV.
Large. downtown house; twenty rooms.
four baths. six car-garage: present in
come. s3,7oo per year; this is real invest
ment
Mr.. 10Th & YOU SITS. NV.
fan ensd for
$50 per month price. S65oO: terms
NEAR PENSION OFFICE.
Large. downtown rooming house. eleven
rooms and baths: now rented for 500 per
month; garage electricity; price sl1,o"',
X ST. NV.
For investment: three -arar rtment house,
modern: h.-w.h., electricity; income. sl.o
per month: price. $500; terms.
CHAPLIN ST. NV.
7-room and til semi-detached home; fur
mace heat, gas: front and back porches;
garage: excellent view and splendid Ioca.
ton; real bargain for $3.50; terms.
KANSAS AVE. NEAR
SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Six rooms. bath tapestry brick; h.,wh.:
gas. electricity, bullt-in garage; every
moGern convenience: concrete front sud
right cash terms to- he
KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
Nearly new all modern six-room and bath
brick houses: h-wh., gas. electricity
front and back porches; garage space
price. $500; terms.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK AND
S. c. AVE. S.E.
nd hat hri,l
house: h-wh: garage space; terms.
9th ST. NEAR Fl NE.
si1-room- and bath brick house; latrobe
heat, gas and basement: near first conn
merclai zone pafgan D.. 2oo; TERMS
NEAR 18th & RHODE
ISLAND AVE. NE.
Detached Groom and baths; h.-w.h.; gas:
electricity; garage space; owner leaving
18th ST. S.W.
An eight-room house and bath: this house
gain at SO, 500.
HOMES IN ALL SECTIONS.
PHONE US WHAT YOU
WANT.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES IN
ALL SECTIONS. PRICES
RANGING FROM $4,000 TO
S275,ooo.
LEWIS REALTY CO..
Suite 3O4-305. 1417 st. NV.
Phone Main 9755
PRICE. $3.50.
$3.50 Cash; $50 Per Month.
1887 PERRY ST, BROOKLAND.
enIa Inn in X
bath modern home: less than block from
Brookland car line and in a good location. The
| home is in Al condition throughout and va
| cant Immediate possession.
| McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'S,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and e.
Main 432 Evenings North ala.
ENOUGH To KNOW.
$500 Cash: $3.50.
Five rooms inclosed sleeping porch: open
| 6replsce; breakfast alcove. with fixtures;
ha I'd wood floors; gas and electricity; lot 4oxl45.
MORGAN r. MORGAN & CO.,
| 14U7 New York ave.
| Phone Frank 1920. Sunday and Evening
/ Phones Frank. 1851 and West sos ".
Evening star., 1923-05-01
S6,25o.
" afant

Vacant.
Owner is obliged 10 sell this very de-
slrable home and will sell on yerv
reasonable terms. 1t is located JUST
norm or Rhode Island ave. ne. and
east of North Capitol ST. Compara
lively new house, two store brick, CO
ment porch. six we'll proportioned
rooms, modern bath. stationary tubs
electric lights. hot-water heater
nrlsht. roomy cellar. Entire house In
frst-class condition. If Won arc saet
ing a modest home IN a strictly white
section let us show you this house AT
once. The monthly terms will make il
much more attractive than renting
BOSS & PHELPS,
VI. 1870. Realtors 14l7 X ST. NV
Evening star., 1923-05-01
MASSACHUSETTS PARK

NINETEEN ROOMS TWO BATHS
$500 CASH.
Excellent condition
TEN ROOMS, ONE BATH-ssooo
DOUBLE GARAGES. 500 CASH
ate eat. NV"
SOUTH BROOKLAND
with full
on aiagecor lot
J. LEO KOLB
923 New York Avenue Main 5oa7-S.
MEMBER OF WASHINGTON BOARD.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK
FINISHED and under construction Washington best located
attached and semideaced city homes Exhibit 2S26 Connect
cut adjacent the bridge baths ocar brick ga
RACES Lots "a and g feet by 2O Terms desired
$3.50 Monthly '
MASSACHUSETTS PARK
between Connecticut Massachusetts Cathedral avenues
(Woodey road) Washingtons beautiful residential sec
ton OF detached homes Over four million feet sold Over
ninety homes from 100000 built
ton Wooded villa Sites lots and hall brick
homes with lots from so lis feet front Office 3nd and
Cathedral ave. (Woodley road).
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC.
Woodward Building, 18th and H Sts. Main $685.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'TY

WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'TY
Will BUY THREE OR FOUR ROOM AND
hath bungalow. in northwest suburb. Ad-
dress BOX s3-P. Star Office. Sc
WANT TO BUY PROPERTY IN COUNTRY,
near Falls Church. Va; am ready to pay
$3.50 cash. balance In monthly rates: house
must he near car line. Address Box 35-P
star office.
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. NEAR CATH
"lic school. In suburbs; 81 900 down. Address
Box 35-M. Star office.
ACREAGE SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION.
located IN or near the District.
p. d. TAGGART. INC.
. 251S x St. -MaihbdQ0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
ODPOVED MA VYZyANf,

Omen "pan" radi p. Sesta-
kovi, ably 81 usetril zbytec-
ne vydani, jelikoz zadny
pan nemIze uraziti neko-
no, koho vGbec nezna.
AUGUST FALTA.
49l5 Broadway.
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ClNNOST zHARU
v BEDFORDU.

Y Redfordu ma byti u Broad
way postavena subdivise 65 dc
mu, z nichz sest bylo prav8 do.
stavovano. V novostavbach byl
vfera ,zalozen ohen, z nichz 2
byly ohn6m zniceny q dive jine
poskozeny, tax ze podnikatel6
staveh, A. A. Hardesty a X,
w. Archer utrpeli skodu, do.
stupuiici $4,000. Hasicsky
nacelnik v Bedfordu Ch. F,
Brown vypravuje, ze v kazd3m
stavenisti nalezena byla 5-gal-
lonova plechovka benz;nu d
ma schodech ,deky a. ruzne .od.
padky prosycene tout6z / hof.
llavillpu. !,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
PO STOPE VRAHA UCITE.
LEX v PARMA.

V New Yorku zatcen byl il
stv Frank Brener, alias Col
lins, jenz Sc primal k vrazde
spachane ma slec. Estelle Phil
lipsove a k ltoku ma 81. May
Mitchellovou, osetfovatelku We
Filadelfii.' Ma zatcenem ulpe-
10 podezfeni, ze jest pachate-
lem zahadne dosMd dvojnasob-
ne vrazdy obou ucitclek v Par
ma. LOUSY Wolfove a Mabel
Footove, spachane v unoru ro-
ku 1921 ma Bean rd. v uvede-
mem townsipu. Ia prvniho W.
slechu vsak zatceny popiral a
pravf, ze nikdy v Ohiu nebyl.
Pro zlocin byl sveho casu od-
souzen jisty Silence, jenz Sc k
cinu sdce primal, ale iirady sa-
my nejsou dosud jisty, ze muz
mluvil pravdu. Byl zavren do
statnfho blazince Lime.
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DIE NALEzU KORONERA'
BYL WACHTEL USKRCEN. |

DIE dod'atecneho ohledan
mrtvoly 79-leteho Adama Wa.
chtela, jenz byl naIezen ye
ctvrt''k We SVEN byte, 641o
w ooiland ave. mrtev, na ru.
kou j nohou spoutany, vysve-
tluje kuroner Hammond, ze
statec byl zardousen.
Policie Sc domnfva byti pa
chateli ma stope, ma to byti j.
Isty muz, jenz hned po vrazd6
zmizel. Byl spatren v den
vrazdy v sousedstvi, MAZE ma
|sobe dest'ovy plast', ktery byl
podoben onomu, jfmz hlava O.
beti byla zahalena. Kdyz Sc
|policie sla dotazovati do dflny,
kde podezfely muz jest Ia
mestnan, bylo j receno, re sc
tyz We ctvrtek do prace nedo-
stavil. aniz by byl cd tc DOLBY
spatren.
Smrt nastala naaledkem vita
teni kapesnfku do list a pfidr-
zcnim tehoz pcmoci zastery
kOlcm obliteje ovazane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
JEDNANf o MzDE SkLE.
NARSKYCH DELNlKU.

Mezi organisacemi delnicIkJ-
mi a zamestnavatelskymi skle-
narsk6ho prImyslu konaji sc
porady mzd6 v nejbhzsi Sc
zone. Ma vcerejsim zasedani
v hotelu Statlerove nebylo ale
doclleno shody, stati sc tax ma
ma dnesni schulz. Konference
Jest vlastne pokracovanim kor
ference, j& pro neshodu odro.
cena v mesicf ffjnu. Kruhy "a.
mestnayatelskei t1vaii ma sta.
novisk,l. ably zdstal v platnoeti
stary cennfk mzdovy.
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VECIREK MA ROZLOUCE
NOU S KRAJANEM FIN
CULINEM NIL.

- 4. E "a
We ttvrtek uspofadan byl V
Besidkach Ceske Narodni Sine
ma rozloucenou pratelsky We.
cirek s mladym krajanem, p.
Alfredem V. Fingulinem, jenz
$ rodinou svoji cd noveho roku
pfesidli do St. Louis, Mo-, kde
jak jsme pred casem oznamill
nastoupiti ma 1rad redaktors
pro velky zavod The Nationa
Leather & Shoe Findings AS.
sociation. Louceni sdcastnil se
znacay pocet pfatel a INA.
mvch rodiny p. Fingulina a by.
10 oslazeno peknym procra.
mem "a proslovi, zp6vnych
hudebnich cisel, ba nechyb9
ami tanec. Korunou vecirku
byl velky banket.
Odchazejici p. Fingulin mi
bude vydavati mesicnik uni
meme spolecnosti a mezi ieh,
pnvinnosti nalezeti budou i a
gitacni cesty po v9tsich me
stech. tax re Sc s MIN, v Gle
4
velande dosti casio setkame
Mlademu kraianu prejeme ,
|ncyem pGsobisti mnoho zda
ru.
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PAN STUDENT A JEHO DO
BRODRUzSTVl.

Posluchac michigansk6 uni.
versity a graduant zdejsi "a
padni techniky dostavil sc vce.
ra osobne do lradovny smirci.
no soudce M. j. Pentyho, kde
byl dan pod zaruku 100000.
Ma zadost 18-lete Kt. Springg
sove, zap. 81. ul., byl ma stu.
denta, jenz sluje L. Stern, Wy.
dan zatYkac pro dtok, kterehc
sc ma devceti dopustil 0 stedrj
vcter, kdy je vybidl ma PRO.
chazku". Napadena byvala ma
zap. technicke Skcle Sterno.
YOU spoluzackou.