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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-13
DRUHA FINANCNf ZPRAvA
JEDNOTY AMERJCKYcH
PRATEL.
Cedar RAPIDS. Iowa.

1 AA"Sss AAAASA ASAJ vi 0LC
predklada ct6ne verejnosti iii
druhou financni zpravu a W.
kaz DART prispevkd ma Anne.
rickou Domovinu v Brne ns
Morave, Ceskoslovensko. y
ltomtol seznamu uvedeny jsol
prfspevky Cd darci a clenil a;
lvcetne do 81. cervence 1923.
Americka Dotllovina zrizuje
Sc = podnetu americkeho Ce
cha a s pomocf jeho nadace /,
obnosu padesati tisic doIlard
k cemuz jeste co minimaln
budget V teto zemi ma byti Sc
brano dalsfch padesat tisit
dollard cd zdejsfch Cechoslo
Ivakd. Ma to- byti zivy a trva.
II pomnik ma panlet owoboze
nj vlasti a dar Republice c.
cd CechG Slovakii americ
kych vsech vrstev, bez rozdi
la. Ustav bude 1tuEkem sirot
jfmz mimo domov poskytns
pravidelnou vychovu pro 1.-Two,
die podobnych dstavd americ
kych. Kuratorium a jeho uz
Isl vybor z Brna oznamuje, rs
lv blizke budoucnosti zapocne
prace ma ,stavbe ustavnich bu
ldov.
Dalsi dary prispevky pre-
Americkou Domovinu prijima
stvrzuje a v pristi finanCn
zprave uwerejni podepsany pr
kladnik Jednoty Americkycl
Pratel, jehoz adresa Jest:
Otto Sikora.
lVice-Presy Amer. Trust & Saw
Bank, Cedar, Rapids, la
Po $1,000 prispsli: Cesk!
1OreI, podp- spoil, New. Britair
Conn; Palacky,s podp. spoil
Hartford Conn; Weekly Chi
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City.
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! Tesar. Unie {. 54 Chicago; N;
Irodni SLOW. Spolek Pittsburgh
Pa.
] Riiznymi obnosy: Tatrans
.lSlov. Jed. Chicago Heights
I'LL. obnos $500; sbllIka mez
,delegaty ZCBJ a CSPS pf
banketu v Cedar Rapids yyn
sla $31.00; Weekly Caldwell
Tex. S12.74.; Narodni Slovan
ska Dobrocinnost, Newark, N
j. S15.15; Sbirka ma vyslane
ctvi CSR We Washingtonu S13
|Spol. sv. Cyrila a Methodei'
IN. S. S. $16.35; SLOW. Liga, SD
43 Duquesne, Pa. $500; w
j. Jandl, Racine, Wis, $3.50
IVelkovybor statu N. Y. j. CD
IS17.50; Sbor Hvezda Zapad1
|SPJ st. Paul, Mimi. $500
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|ZCBJ 5000; Rad Kvetena {
l232 ZCBJ. SLIPS; IT'S Mlad,
cech, Racine, Wis, $3.50; =
spoil. {. 800 New Hartford
Conn. $5.25.
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Pa; st. Vincent de Paul, Gle
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4 Konservatof, Cleveland, O..
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clava, cten. v Milwaukee, Wis
Katolicky Delnfk, St. Pau.
Mimi; Spoil. sv. Vaclava odt
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| Beseda, Milwaukee, Wis; Sc
,lkolky Detroit; Ces. korporac
, pro postaveni Narod. DCmu
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-13

PRIME Sc schopna zena
ma cisteni uradovny jeden den
Y tydnu. Plat 40c ma hodinu.
Haste Sc v adm. {. listu. 8-14
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|hnutky, q tim byla by vec u.
Eboheho Nevoly pohrbena do.
konale. Jedine, co by mohlo
mu. ponnoci, bylo by, ably sc
odhodlal fici pravdu.t
| Nebot', ze vezi "a jeho prf.
padem .jak6si tajemstyi, ne.
mdze byti pochybnosti. To 0.
statne n1u potvrdil 'nyni stare.
sta, jen5 byl 0 tom pfesved.
cen od sameho pocatku, a take
ON sam zalozil sveho caisu pred
porotou obhajovaci rec. ma "a.
ha'dnosti a ! nevysvetlitelnosti
'domneleho zlocinu, ma napro.
stem nedostatku pohnutek. Ale
bude chtit nest astny mladik
rici pravdu? Ze Sc dal radeji
odsoudit, nez by odhalil sve
tajemstvi,, bylo dIkazem, ze
ma velmi zavazne dIvody X
tomuto pocinani. Prawda, te-
hda jeste nevedel, co je ztra.
ia svobody, nyni kdy il zaku.
|sil, iednal by snad iinak. -
Snad! Kdyby chtel, mohl Sc
dat pfedvest, mohl doznat pra.
vdu j ted
Ovsem, nemel iistoty, ze by
mu prospel tento krok, neb do
jake miry by mu prospel. Ale
nyni, po neocekavanem obra.
|tu, az by uslysel, re Sc doznal
nekdo jiny k cinu, pre- nej5
byl odsouzen, re nahradil upl.
ne skodu, ze uplne doznani "a.
rucuje mu rehabilitaci, navrat
ma svobodu, prece snad Sc cd.
hodla povedet pravdu a pax
bylo by ovsem vyhrano.
Prozatim jsou to ovsem ma.
dele, musi sc pocitat tim, &C
name, a toho jest uboze malo
Padesat tisic, prohlasenf spo'
ritelny, ze jeji skoda je vyrov.
mama, ze nema "a Nevolou
zadne pohledavky a - Svar'
cera, geneialniho zlodeje. v je-
hoz existenci neveri ami ziva
duse.
Pravem? Whine Sc do ever
tuality, ze by bylo skutecna
pravdou, co tvrdil, re ukrad
ony penize. ze nezanecha
sebe mensi stopy vysvetlujs
tim, ze ma technicke pomic
ky, o nichz nemame poneti.
Proti tomu nelze niceho ma
ntat, to je dobre zcela moz
no. Ncjzavaznejsi ,namitkol
proti jeho tvrzeni bylo, q
ukradl tax malo. Ale vysve
tleni, ktere podava Setfil, je
proste a velmi pravdepodobne
pdsobf primo dojlnen genial
nosti. Kdyz je prednasel,
start soudci otvirali oci ust:
dzasem. Zbyva jeho pocini
nj. Jednal velmi opatrne, 81
|vsim pocital, vse predvidal. A
snazil Sc vsemozne, aby neby
sam chycen, ami ably nebyls
lzjistella jeho totoznost. Kdy.
byl nevinen, nezalezelo by MI
ma tom tax velice. V jeho po
cinani, kdyby byl lhal. nebylt
by lze vlastn6 ami spatrova'
klamani dradd, protoze nejed
nal S osobami urednimi. Pro-
tedy takovy strach pred dopa
denim, neni-li pravym vinni
KEN?
Advokat uminoval 81, ze p,
uzije CO nejavedomiteji vsecl
techto ddvodI v zadosti oh
novu trestniho rizeni We pro
speech sveho klienta, ale VI
SVEN nitru tim vsim presv6d
(cen nebyl a o uspechu sveh'
zakroceni pochyboval. Pre-
Ito vse zamyslel vsak ziisti
lvsecky skutkove okolnost;, kite
irych bylo tfeba; penize do
mneleho Svacera umoznoval,
podnikat obsahla vysetfovani
la ia zahajil. Pravda, vysled
i KY nebyly valne, jenom Sc po
dafiio zjistit,, ze nebylo prav
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- Nevfm, podafilo-li Sc, CO
jste zamjslel. Mne aresnon BY
jste represvedcil.
- TAX? ptal Sc ironicky Du
bin, nefekl byste' mi ted, ty
sve dnvody?
- Beze vsefo. Ably vas Gin
presvedcil, bylo by trebo pro-
vesti jej obratneji. Pdvodne
jste take projektoval vdc j.
max, pakud sc pamatpji.
- Ano chtel jsem vifiditi
vse pomoci zpovednika. Ale
vec neni tax prosta, jak Sc IDA
- zpovednik v takovem pri-
pade je povinen vyzadovat ne
jen; ably vinnik nahradil sko-
du, nybrz take ably pdmohl ne
Winnie edsouzenemu re zalare
sduznanfm. Jinak by ann ne
pfijal penez. A ku v6dome
neprayde Sc nepropdjci.::
.Ostatne mel jsem Sc jaI snad
live doznat ke kradezi We spo
sfitelne treba jen jemu? Byl
'byste to ucinil Wy?
- Pravite sam, re by mu to
nepomohlo, kdybych Sc nedo-
znal take so1du nebo spofitel-
ne. Ale myslil jsem, ze by
stacil6 poslat penize S fingo-
vanym> dopisem nektereho zpo
vednika. 7
49, Soud by sc no dotazoval.
- Ma to sc no prece nesmi
peat?
- Niue sc no prece tazat,
poslal-li ony penize psal-li
omen dopis. Odpovdd' by zne-
Ia Izaporne a lev by byla zfej-
mou, kdezto, CO vypravoval
Svarcer, je snad lez, ale snad
take ne.
Rozhodne jest to lez.
- Slysel jsem, CO soudi o
v6ci odbornici.
- Kdo?
- Clenove zdejsiho soudu,
radove 80. Pravi, ze by. Sc ne
byl zlodej spokojil pouhymi
padesati tisici, mohl-li miti
vsecko.
Dublin sc kratce zasmal a
zapalil 81 cigaretu.
- Mily pane pokladniku,
odbornici v kradezich nejsou
radove zemskeho soudu, nybr5
zlodeji. Vmyslete Sc do posta
veni zlodejova snadno Sc do.
mystic, proc Sc spokojil pa.
desati tisici. Nenapada vas
mic?
- Ne, rekl Setril zcela uprl
mne.
- Dobfe, vylozim vam tt
tedy sam. v pokladne, kde
byly ulozeny cenne papiry, by
la jich spousta, cele stohy
myslim. A jake fadny penez.
nj ustav mela spofitelna Sc
znam, nemz byly pozname'
many jejich serie a cisla. Pra'
vida, jakmile otevrel zlodej ne
dobytnou poklad'rru, -mohl jicl
odnest mnoho n'e'bo vsecky
Ale jake nasledky mel by prof
takovy nerozvazny kousek
Ztrata by byla Timed zpozoro
wanna, konstatovala by Sc kra
dez, serie a cisla ukradenycl
papird by sc telegrafovala d.
svEta, jakmile by Sc odvazi
zlodsj vymenit n6ktery papi
"a penize, byl by polapen.
Ma mou veru, pravil Sc
till spise pro sebe, to mas ne
napadlo. A prece je to tai
jasne.
Ovsem. Takhle vynal 2
spousty asi pet nebo deset.
- Pet.
Nuze, videt to nebylo,-
kradez nemohla byt odkryt
drive, nezli sc bude provadet
revise cennych papli.d, zatir
je mohl beze vsi starosti a {
bavy prodat. Upozornete n
to sve pratele, rady, pane spe
kladhiku..@ Nejen SIC 4btlttou d
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc spolehlivf a
zrucni nateraci. Haste Sc u
A. Tokan Art & Decorating
Co., 4513 Cark Ave. 8-13
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PRODA Sc rohove obchodni
misto, dGm {. 6825 Union Ave.
Jsou tam diva story, v jednom
ie krejcovsky zayod a " dru-
hem hostinec, hodi Sc po prf-
pade pro jakykoli obchod. =
Nahore jest pekny byt, tez ga
raz a jine zarizenf. Majetek
tento Sc tez vymeni "a privat-
nj majetek. Haste Sc tamtez.
8-13
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PRODA Sc dunn pro tri rodiny
; pokoju toiletem nahore a
2 pfistenky dole. Lehke splat-
ky. Haste Sc v els. 3287 Full
ton Rd. . 8-18
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PRoDA Sc

PRODA Sc LEVINE dunn O A po-
kojich ma Temple Ave. Kou-
pelna, p)yn, elektrika. Haste
sc v els. 1922 Temple Ave.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt pro jed
noho pana neb damu; je tam
elektrika, plyn, voda a zvlast-
nj vchod. Haste sc v {. 4311 l
Pershing Ave. ;8-13
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DR. Q B N E
ON Am K Y.

SVOBODNY PAN hleda
byt Sc stravou nejradeji v oko-
Ii Corlett a vych. 131. ul. Ne
chte adresu " adm. t. listu. 8-14
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FARMY MA PRODEJ.

FARMY MA PRODEJ. Ho-
dlate-li koupiti, name 200 ia
rem cd l akru do 800 akru,
nektere ma vymenu "a mestsky
majetek. Jsou to nejlepsi ze-
iinarske, drubeznicke a NILE
karske fanny zapadne cd Gle
velandu, rovna poloha. Name
pro vas farmu jakou 81 preje-
te. Gilbert Bros, Elyria, O.
Mas zastupce J. Lukas, $3.50
E. 4s. St. blize Pershing Ave.
81
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a de-
likatesni obchcd 5 prodejem
doutnikd, tydni trzba ma $500
zaruceny pfijem. Pricina pro-
dele urovnani obchodnich "a
!ezitosti. Haste sc primo v
obchode {. 4419 Broadway,
mezi 4. a 8. hod. vecer. 8-14
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PRoNAJME Sc byt dole 0

pokojich koupelnou, fernes,
|elekulika, plyll, Haste Sc V cis.
1866 vycn. 1876. ul. z kinsman
Rd. SIS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28

PROSPECT HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Buena Vista Street
II. r. Carroll. Pastor
Morning,
THE Most Interesting
Thing in the World"
Evening.
Thou Shalt Not KILL
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Hugh Mcclellan, Pastor
Morning,
"The Old and the New"
Evening.
"The Natural and the
Spiritual"
PINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Morning,
Seeing Their Faith"
Evening,
"All This | Will Give Thee"
BLACKBERRY STREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI.
South blackberry and Montana
l.. J. Rose. Pastor
Morning.
Rebuilding and Strengthen
ing the Broken and Weak
ened Walls"
Evening.
II Am Not Ashamed of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ"
MOUNT CALVARY EvANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN
Missouri Synod
Jones and West Josephine
c. W. Lobeck. Pastor
Morning.
"The Twofold Office of the
Holy Ghost"
Evening,
What It Means to Believe
GRACE ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Avenue f and Fifth Street
Rev. Paul +. Helm. Pastor
Morning,
MANY Mansions for God"
Evening.
Many Mansions for Man"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28

THE OLD FIRST CHURCH
Presbyterian)
DR.. Hill speaks, IL 100
Learning to Be Content"
Evening
"The Rich Young Ruler"
BEACON HILL CHURCH OF
CHRIST.
Take Beacon Hill car to Grant and
Magnolia.
T. W. Phillips. Minister.
II a. N. and A. p. m.
"Be Sure Your Sins Will
Find You Out"
DENVER HEIGHTS METHODIST
CHURCH.
Evening,
"The Resurrection of Christ"
RIVERSIDE PARK BAPTIST
South Presa ST.,
V. T. Herndon. Pastor.
Loyalty
Evening,
when God Laughs"
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
THE Faith of the Fathers
Evening.
THE Message of the Echo"
DENVER BLVD. PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Edgar Hubbard, Pastor
"Steadfastness in Doctrine"
Evening.
1.-THE Curse of Sin and
Christ's Deliverance"
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Presa and Carolina SITS,
Rev. NJ. o. Lambly,
"The Proof That Every One
Prays"
Evening,
A sacred concert will be
given
GOVERNMENT HILL CHRISTIAN
"The Spur of Adversely"
Evening.
peace That .Passeth
Understanding"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
SERMON TOPICS

NEW HOPE BAPTIST
Morning.
THE Heart Fixed"
Evening,
THE Momentous Event"
CALVARY BAPTIST
Morning
"A Worthy Christian Life"
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Morning and Evening
Probation After Death"
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Morning
Probation After Death"
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN
Morning
How to Overcome Tempta-
tlOnS
Evening
"Christ's Parting Gift"
HIGHLAND PARK EvANGELI.
CAL LUTHERAN
Morning
THE Assembled Christ Sends
the Holy Spirit
Evening
Good Counsel to Those of
"a Downcast Spirit"
TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
Morning
mot What We Believe, But
Whom"
Evening
Silent Forces"
MADISON SQUARE
PRESBYTERIAN
Morning
THE New Personality"
Evening
Unconscious Influence"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28

toUo1Otng business
men,: ''es;ia
Alamo Palace Cleaners z
Alamo Ice Delivery
All Gold Coffee
Bell Jewelry Co.
Blue-Bonnet Creamery,
Inc. stssalf sf. Z;
Clifton George Motor Co.
Cappel's Pharmacy TT1
barley Duplicating Shop
Doyle Decorating Co. l
Teller & Nethery, Dentists
Fenzel, H.
franklin Printers
Gordon Printing Co.
Grand Shoe Repairing &
Pressing Co. =
Gunter Hotel
Hauser Floral Co.
Hillyer-Deutsch
Co.
B. G. Irish
J. E. Jarratt
Lodovic Printing Co. ~
Merchants Transfer Co.
G. Bedell Moore Estate
F. E. Mueller, Mems and
Boys .Haberdasher
National Bank of Com.
Jack Neal Nash Motors
Go,
Paul Steam Laundry Co.
Rogers-Hill Co.
Frank Rennert, Passenger
Steamship Agent
S. A. Loan & Trust Co.
5. A. Public Service Co.
Travellers Hotel
West Texas Military -
Academy ,a'<
Winner, Richardson & Co.
Winerich Motor Sales Co.
Wroten-Hpndley Motor
Co.
Zizik Undertaking Co. =
~
. =
::=7:=Af
,noreoatlonal Church, III
4 s. CA1oLIrA 5N16fZJ- NW
+.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
The Door Of the Church
Is Always Open

AVE stopped to think just what privileges and
R tages accorded in daily life and just what
49, ing in return for all these benfi? Have you sopI
81 think that may not be living to part of the
Divine Providence had defined certain things which must
order to enjoy happy and successful life and not interfere
life of our fellow These principles simple but
hard to follow without being bosered occasions
principles of life have been revealed to through the Bible
church has been established the of helping to foc
instructions which have been given The process simple and
suits certain
The church is the through which the principles of
anty spread throughout the world and through which
guided and helped in travel through life.
Select Church and then Support 1t
By Your Attendance .
Evening star., 1923-06-23
TAKOMA PARK.

L lAhOMA fARh.
5-r. bungalow in d. G. side will be finished
this week: a beautiful home; owner will sell
when completed. for small cash payment;
every convenience is in this home. Address
Boy 262-y. Star office. -.
Evening star., 1923-06-23
BRENTWOOD, MD.

New. well constructed 5-room bungalow at
electric; hot-water heat: lot 50x125 A home
that will make you glad. $500; $3.50 cash,
balance like rent
s-room house. gas; lots; fruit; IS, $50:
terms.
4-room bungalow; water; electric: garage.
$500; terms.
ERNEST H. SHINN.
1898 R. I. Ave, Mt Rainier. Nd.
Phnna HraffaviIla
Evening star., 1923-06-23
sAL[1NvEsrMENr PRoP'TY.

SALE-INVESTMENT PR0P'TY.
TWO BRICK GARAGES NEAR l4th AND u.
ss1NSrs RsntsS $500 per year. Price. s2'loo. L. u.
no. 12e 10th ST. s.E: off EAST cAPIToL
plants and yards. g: light; lot 2o.ios to
required. 1s4 woodward bldg.
4-FAMiLY FLAT, NV; RENTING FOR s5s;
6-fsmiiy apt. building ttenants white and
furnish own heat); all In nrst-class condition;
renting for $175 month; price for all. $17. 1000;
THOMAS p. BROWN GIT Az St s.w
sts.. rooms and bath brick dwelling; hot
water heat: IN good condition; occupied by
alley, large brick garage 26xso; renting for
a Investment First eommercisi zone Price.
6O4 5th st. NV.
!NvEsTMENT OFFERINGs.
X ST. =, NEAR EAR istn-sls, 600: Ten;rSom and
mereiai advance is fast creating enhance
18th "es1 81 NEAR Lao.ooo. si1ty-teo,
deph se sc ae1 fine ne
18th ST. NEAR $50, 900; 5000 cash and
balance on first trust. Lot 20x1lS to
alley; good brick building, containing 9
stores and apartment: locality opposite
5000, 900 Hotel Walker.
STORES, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SS, 800
Brick building. electricity; now occupied
by monthly tenants, with income Of $S48
section.
ST: WEST OF CONN. AvE-s75, 900.
Brick garage. on lot frontage 75 IT. wide
by l29 II. deep: excellent corner with
certain enhancement in value.
ABATEMENT ON 18th ST.-$5O.OOO. Good
brick building, containing 8 apartments,
J on lot SO IT. by 125 TT; busy section;
hrst commercial zone; with values ad-
vancing rapidly.
For investment and business properties in
every section, consult our business Properties
Department
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO., INC,
oI9 loth 81. NV. Main 2690.
Evening star., 1923-06-23
RENT-DEsK SPACE.

DESK sPACE WITH OFFICE SERVICE, IN
cluding desk and chairs. SIS up. BUILDERS
& MANUFACTURERS EXCHANGE. 40 Bond
bldg. Main 1924. Frank. 6l28. -
Evening star., 1923-06-23
DESIRABLE
WAREHOUSE SPACE
For RENT

One entire floor (II,2oo square
#. in new concrete warehouse
on P. R. R. siding. Warehouse
unheated. Watchman employ
ed. Rent depends. on commod-
ity stored and. service required.
Inquiries invited. Address Box
33z-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-06-23
WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-TO BUY SQUARE OF GROUNT
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-07
JANUARY INVESTMENTS
BICYCLES LARGELY SOCIAL RESEARCH IS USED BY JAPANESE SUBJECT OF SOCIETY

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-social re- search. rural sociology. training of social workers and social theory and evolution are among the subjects to be discussed at the annual meeting of the American sociological society here tomorrow and continuing through Friday. The membership is composed of persons interested in the scientific study of social problems.
 The rural sociology and social re search section will discuss among ether things, the distribution of poverty and philanthropy in q large urban community. a study in rural community organization. a survey of the farmers standard of life and the family as an environment for child development
 A report on the study and pre- liminary organization of a neigh borhood of 30.000 negroes, will be heard at the session on social theory and evolution together with a dis cussion on rural sociology as col lege discipline.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-07
DECENCY IN LETTERS AND ART

fTOIeSSoT JOHn ETSklner m the NofIH
 American Review.
 The moralst may comment that decency as matter of art is one thing. and the protection of public morals is another; that, however, ar lists may be interested in the deco rum of their medium, or in the gem eral truth of their subject matter, the public is also interested in the motives and the possible effects, of their writing: Granted; but if the moral point is to be made. as against the artistic, the artist has his own conclusions to draw The first is that one may as reasonaly question the motives of the vice suppressors as the motives of the artists. Better not to question the motives of either, but if the mean insnuation begins, it must in justice spread in both direc- tions. The woman before the velvet curtain. described by the preacher, seemed a vision of loveliness; yes, you may say. but what would be the motives of those who produce such an exhibition-worship of beauty. or wish to capitalize our baser i'm pulses? The question is unanswer- able unless you can see into mems hearts. but it applies also to the min ister who preached the sermon was he interested only in morals, or was he capitalizing to some extent our craving for the sensational? An ar tist would be content to answer that where the result is beautiful in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-07
Church Announcements.

First Christian church, Rev. J. L.. Anderson, pastor. Sunday morning sermon topic. Fixing Our Gaze" Evening, "The Old Gospel With New Power"
 First Methodist church, Rev. Will liam H. Mansfield, pastor. Morning sermon topic, "The True Spirit of Fellowship" Evening, Jesus and the Power of Conscience.'
 St. Johns Episcopal church, pr. Edmonds Bennett rector. No early celebration of holy communion. Epiphany services. 10:30 o'clock. Morning sermon topic, Our Plans" " No evening service.
 First Baptist church, Rev. David M. Gardner, pastor. Morning sermon subject. "The Thrilling Touch of Tri- umph." Evening, How To Get the Most Out of Life.'
 Ensley Highland Metohdist church, Rev L. A. Holmes. pastor. Church conference and sacramental services Sunday morning. Evening sermon topic. Treated and Found True"
 Ensley Highland Presbyterian church, Rev. L. E. Brubaker, pastor. Morning sermon topic, Goals for the New Year." No evening service.
 Pike Avenue Baptist church, Rev. Theo Harris, pastor. Morning ser mon topic. "A Worthy Program for Our Church for 1923" Evening, How to Keep Your Resolutions.'
 Shadyside Methodist church, Rev, E. M Barnes, pastor. Morning ser mon topic "A Request and It's An swer." Evening sermon by Rev. K. N. Mathews, presiding elder of the Bes- semer district and installation of of .ficers of the Woman's Missionary society
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-07
U. S. POST OFFICES IN CHINA WILL BE CLOSED

SHANGHAI Jan. 6.-In accord ance with the program outlined at the Washington disarmament confer ence for the removal of foreign post offices from China, the American and British post offices in the interna- tional settlement of Shanghai are preparing to discontinue business. The Chinese post office in Shanghai is enlarging it's facilities to provide for the increase in the volume of mail it will begin to handle on the first of the year.
 While definite announcements have been issued by the American and British post offices, no formal state ments have been issued by the Jap anese post office or the French post office in the French concession of Shanghai.
 The British and American post of fees ceased handling incoming mail addressed to points in China on No- vember 30, such matter being turned over to the Chinese post office.
 The British post office suspended activities on November 30. The American post office stopped han ding mail addressed outside of the United States or its possessions some time before this date, but under ar engagements made in November the American post office will continue to dispatch mails to points in the United States and it's possessions up to De- cember 31.