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WAYS OF A HUSBAND
A SEQUEL TO "WHEN A GIRL MAREIES."

: terrifying gift of reading my most
rambling moods. But do hate
to have you show a lack OF I'M
terest in the girl who. did such
splendid work. for you while you
were off in the wilds of Mexico. .
''She did her job. paid her.
She quit of her own volition
without the courtesy of giving me
a days notice. catalogued Jim
formally. MY present partner
and hacker doesn't like her. Now
why should I tilt at windmills on
her ACCOUNT"
A NATURAL FEAR.
Because she needs some
chivalrous man to believe in
her." l said.
Jim studied me for moment.
Couldn't they put you in
touch with her at her former
boarding placer"
''They offered to forward let.
ter. But l wanted to talk to her.
They only knew a r. f. d. adj
dress. So 1 had to write. But
/ want Mabel to come back az
once. I've job for her"
"a job?" cried Jim. Now,
where have you been poking your
pretty little face? Are you sad
ding one of your clients with
girl for whose Character you can't
vouch?"
but / CAM I protested. You
know how scrupu1ously honest
she is. 1 don't believe you even
had her under bond when you
went to Mexico and left her in
charge.
NO didn't" Jim confessed.
"Well, then, can't you recon-
mend her?'' asked, adding
quickly: Not that there's any
need. Listen, Jim. If Mabel
were all Rosa would like to pre-
tend, would that make her bit
less capable? Would 1t be fair
to shut her out of business. even
If she had blot on her record
to compete with the many blots
we're willing to excuse in mem
Tom for instance?"
TO Be Continued Tomorrow
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his car and said to his chauf-
feur:
THE store"
Emerging hatless from the
hotel Sir Gookin donned a plaid
cap, which he took from his over
coat pocket, and TAXED to another
hotel, twenty-one blocks away.
Here he was Joined by Lord
Percy, likewise wearing a cap,
and together they set forth in
quest of further adventure.
They found it in a jostling
crowd, blocking the sidewalk to
the curb and gazing spellbound
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TELL THIS AT
DINNER

The preacher was an earnest
man, but he was not above the
sweet uses of advertisement.
Thus it happened that at. a re-
vival meeting for "colored gentle
men" it was agreed that when
the preacher thought the excite.
ment was at its highest he should
give a signal to the sexton to
throw down a white dove through
a hole which had been specially
cut in the roof above the pulpit
for that purpose.
When the eventful day arrived
the church was packed. and the
preacher, taking for his text
the words, Like a dove" worked
his audience up to d rare pitch
of enthusiasm.
Like a dove!" he shouted at
the top of his voice, and at the
same time raped on the pulpit
to warn the sexton that the time
for the theatrical effect had
come.
After a short interval the audi
ence was surprised and not II
little amused to see a cat being
lowered from the roof by a rope
tied round it's body.
"Whar's the dove?" the
preacher called out.
Inside the cat" was the muf-
fled response from above. 49,
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WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

when was the first United
States warship equipped with a
screw propeller?
2-When was the first auto
matically played piano invented?
S-When was the first telegram
sent? .,..
+When did the bicycle come
into use?.
5-When was the Smith & Yves
son revolver first. manufactured?
ANSWERS to these queries will
be printed MOnday.)
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ANSWER
To yesterdays questions.

Nova Scotia, formerly known
as Acadia, received it's present
name in 1921.
2-In 1903. the steamboat Phoe-
nix, built by r. l.. Stevens, an
engineer of Hoboken, made a trip
from New York to Delaware bay,
being the first steamboat to go
out on the ocean.
3-The stethoscope was invent
. ed about 1919, by DR.. Laennce,
Paris. By it, he learned that he
was dying Of tuberculosis of the
lungs.
4-In 1918 the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company con-
structed the first railroad in the
United States .-t
1.-THE first portable fire en-.
CINE appeared in London in 1929
and was the work of Braithwaite
& Ericsson
Copyright 1923. King Features
syndicate, Inc)
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When washing floors, have a
square of wood, with castors at
each corner, to hold the pail,
which can then be pushed about
as wanted; the soap can rest on a
corner Of this platform" instead
of being left in the water.
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The Amende Honorable

THIS term originated in France in the ninth century.
Traitors were stripped OF their shirts ana, carry
ing taper led to the court to solicit the mercy
of God. Death usually followed this punishment
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This Day in Our History

THIS is the anniversary of the opening of Brooklyn
Bridge in 1883. The structure costing $18OO0,0OO,
triumph of the skill of Washington Roebling, its
builder. 100000 people cross the bridge daily
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fTO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-24

~ GRADY, the plumber, was
eating luncheon in a Broad
~ way restaurant-a simple
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rNUT the memory of what had
* so recently taken place in
. that dingy-walled room, and
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|PRbJMOU Sc bejstovacky a
dodelaYa6ky IA kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, 3430 z. So.
|ulice. =?
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PROUA Sc: Vyhfeyni konana
ma tvrde "a nsekke sahli, kamna
ma ,plyn, akuchyhslea hanna sa
uhli a jedny kombi1aei, kabi
net do ykuchyne "a $4,000, ma
bytek do jidelny, loznice aneb
.parlcru, bud " celku neb jed
notlive, stolky q .sto5any ma
kvetiny ia .podobne. .Rotrehu-
jete-li neco, pfijd'te Sc podi-
vat, budete vitani. Haste Sc
v Is. 4313 Clark Ave. L.
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N6mci, ktefi volaji do sv1ta. -
jsou Y .Sssl. republice utlatov&
nj, sami spr&v9 We M1olstvi a1kda
il vylou6eni cele n&rodni skupi
ny z vysoko6 kokkeho vzd9l&-
nj. iPo vyvodech spisovatele
dr.. Make ,Btoda, jenz upocor-
nil ma 6iroee rozv1tvenou anti
semittstbcltou propagandu nd
'meckou, prijata 'byla jsdnony-
sine resoluce, " .niz &c odmftaji
urazky a nepravdy n6meckych
'antisemitI.
iL6kafskk .prouAocs. v letnfm
seraestru r. 1922 v Bratislave
bylo promovano Ma d6ktory Is
karstvi is kandidatlv. z tech
byli til CeSi, diva Slovaci. ctyff
polsti zide, pet slovenskych Ii
d1 q jeden Mad'ar. Jak vid9t.
pomery Sc v ton1to semest1u
vyminecne We prospech slovan,
'skeho zivlu o nsco zlepsily. Ma
me ale jeste hodn9 dohan4t.
ksznkmt -sSbsvrah. U "a
'stavly Mtto-Mssto nalexena
'byfa mttvola sebevraha. u ne
st'aStnfka nalezen byl z6pis-
MIX, V nemz bylo napsano !:
"Jdu Sc rozsoupnout z'Praly.
ale jiz Sc klfzit nebpdu. Pro
sim abyste mi prozkounlali
Emdj mozek, nebude asi v pofAd
ku, potkam 81 ma vysledek. .
Podepsan byl sebevrah xaca-
|tecnfmi pismenami IS. S."
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nosA1m &rytem, 'odenyd pfile-
have thosbrneni Z dlsitSneho pie
,tiss. op&sAn slvostasm sta
sdbyl5m' 'nf5cem, v 'ievici SIT, "
ipravici 'leopi. Nile, sona pill.
iba,' '.brnsni aimed lhyly ony WA
'cne 'pamAtky, Nv slldrod ucti-:
VI }eko :sv<t <tovel 4vske, a mia
dix mel pied dstasy eati svateho
dSdice teske y4hn aspon pro
,fctogra ficakt F kej. tjenz ma
volfena ;vzdsfcls4 y kamenic ke
'huttza chI,6Mte IFsN4chytil pax
:tuto rpostsvu ems sface j " prof.
lu,,,v ffdzny Ia Hs 1Djich, bez
pldStesi IS 'platein, jako po-
nldcku k vypraesRani postavy
,knizete a sv6tce pro mas obno-
veny- ceslty usallt Vybane-
no svdjfsia z prn4ke .posadky
-odAl scostuu,ier ! 9Arodniho d.
vadia malf Stapter v pfibyt,
ku p. sveticlho :Hiskupa dts
sPAdlahyj .'fUtqgFa sssAai ssbyl
p4k : niirno ssjin6 pfitosilen mi
siistr 3financi dr. 'Rasfn. Svato-
vaclavslse spsnyatky. jak zna-
mo, slouziiy liz jednou "a po-
mdcku sochafi ]. ". Myslbe-
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PRODA Sc pekarna {. 15402
Madison Ave. v Lakewood, IT,
dni obchod "a hotove pres
$500. Je tam byt o 5 poko-
jich.. v okoli tri mil neni po-
dobnehc obchodu. Haste Sc
Il Mr.. Zimmerman, 1912 Kin:
man Rd. 1-1C
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PREJn1E Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Dobry plat. Haste Sc ne
deli v Els. 1889 vych. So. ul. :?
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PRODA Sc krasny Hikusovy
davenport, tapetovany set,
karpet 9x12 a tez jine karpe-
ty, set do jidelny, koncertni
Baby-Grand piano, kanape, ka
nina ma tvrde uhli, plynova W.
hrevni kaanna, dresser, chiffo-
nier, mahoganovy library still,
elektlicka Tampa, postele, ma
trace a RUNE jine v6ci, vse vel
mi LEVINE. Dov;izka zdarlna.
Haste sc v els. 3343 Fulton
Rd, 1-8
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nR(1lNAMIE Sc:

(PROl1AJAeE Sc storek frohovy
Is bytein nsb bez bytu ma Sto-
|rer Ave. Hlaste, sc Y els. 5902
EStorer Ave.
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F0ZORNkNl! Due 13. .ledna
'sjedou Sc indiani 'vSsch odgud
do Ceske Narodni Sine. ma
Broadway, ably sc slcastnili
Ill. maSkainiho pfesu Legio-
nard. 'PHjd'te je pf.ivitat tez.
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4
PR0DA Sc nabytek do jidel-
ny, parloru, icznbce, davenport
set, White sicf tStruj, fonograf,
kabinet do llsaehyH,S, kacl,yH-
ska kamna ma plg, v$hfeyni
kamna ma uhli, plyn a elektri-
ku, stojany ma lrvstdny = ,jtfe
|yeci, vse v neji6p5fm pcfadku
"a ceny nejlevn9jsf. Chcete-
Ii prodet neb vyn6nit vi ma
bytek, oznamte n&m, my plati-
me do'bre ceny. lHlAstesSe v &.
4313 Clark Ave. l6
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ROBNE
OF N AMKY,.


PRIJM0U Sc pani ma byt, diva
Moky cd kary. Adresa Sc
sdeli v adm. t. istu. l-l0
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JEHD DRU44 zENA,

NeDsal Bohumil Zahradnfk-lBrodsky.

6tatkafka tr0chu preEvapes
ne poobfatils hlevu smerem,
ktertm sc Tardon dival a spa
tfile skutetne, ze Jarmila tam
Il ;ssposlancem. Sm&la SIC ce-
maei hodne vese1e a bylo vi
d4ti, ze take Ladina n8co roz-
magne vyklada.
'tOpravdu, je to on" proho-
dila statkafiea uslmaaa Sc. -
Ale postfehnuvsi nevlidny w.
raz TardonIv, prestala Sc usmi
yati.
'sAsi il pfiSel- do cesty a me-
mohla 81 pomoci," povidala. ia
ko ma 'omluvu. "Ostatne, je
to hez vyznamu, rada no nem&
a, irysli 81, lie takoxeho 'pana,
ktery je dnes poslancem, nut
no respektovati. Vsak toinu
rozumite, jak to myslfm."
'Rozumisa,. milostPanf, je
vsak ku podivu, ze. Ladina : Sc
slecnou pred pdlnoei netanel
a nemel tedy iprawa ma jeji ia.
nec."
''Nu ano, 'kdyz Sc to prfsne
vezme, tedy je tomu tax, ale
, isquivyjimky. On ma dnes w
nikajiEi postaveni a nevime,
kdy no budeme potfebovati. Je
to jake $ wasai., Kdyby na va
Sem nfiste bylr sedsl nekdo j.
ny. ami bychom 5 MIN slova ne
byli promluvili. Clovek must
sc riditi okomostmi."
ITO je sice pravda, ale va4n
e,pfimne vyznam, re je mi La
dina krajne neprijemny."
sChapu, byl jste jeho soupe-
rem, ale povazte, jak Sc pred
vami pokofil a veIejne vam PIT
Sci pfatelstvi nabidnouti. To
Vas mtize tesiti a jiste vss take
test"
"Uprimne receno, mrzi mne
to, protoze to bylo neupfimne.
Ja no, milostpani, znam lepe
nez w vim take. lake pova-
hy je. Cim dale je ode mnc,
tim je mi milejsi."
''Nehud'te tax .umin3ny. A
vidfte, uz Sc mu, Jarmila pode-
koNala. 'Byla to opravtlu pos,-
ha zdvoiNlost. Oaia ted meme.
iineho ma mysli, nez was. Je
kuspodivu, jak 81 vas hned lia
po6atku zaznilovafa, nikdy by
la bych neoeekaMaia, re dove-
de byti tax eitliva. Mel byste
Sc z toho .radovati."
"Ja Sc take raduji a tim Vie
ce ME hnevaji takOve drobne
episody, ktere mou kr;ssnou
nasadu rusi. Dookam-li Sc te
radOsti. ze sc uskuteGni mole
tuba, potom dojista najdu ce,
sty, ably sc Ladina do me rodi,
ny nevetrel."
"Vzdyt' Sc zmenite," rekla
laskave.
Kolo sc uvOlnilo a Tardon
zacal rychleji tanciti. Stat
kafka, brzy unavena, prosila,
ably il dovedl IA jeji misto a
vraceli sc re salu. Mezi DIVER
mi nahodou kdosi vrazil do
statkarky, az Sc musila zachy-
titi a hnevive Sc obratila pc
neobratnem ch0dci.
'sPardon, milostiva," Omlou-
val Sc zaleknuty pan, ktery byl
srazku zavinil a zIstal stati.-
"Velice mne mrzi mole nesiko-
vnost. Ublizil jsem vam' snad?'
"Bohudiky, neublfzif, ale ne
bylo k tomu daleko," pravils
troehu podrazdene, ale jeht
vyraz, plny udeseni, ztiSil jejl
hnev.
'sJsem toho velmi neStia'
stem a doufam, ze mi uverite
ze Sc to nestalo imyslne. Par
mlynar me ana a mite dosw4c
citi, ze nejsem nejake hrubost
Bchopen. Jsem okresni tajem
mix doktor Kronych."
"Milostpani Sc uz jiste ne
n.n- xn,S - ,,v~,rocl Tor1ou z1vo
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FARMA % eoTI ,AIsaEcA !

'FARMA - 6Ou -AK0EcA --
'rovne polOhy bez rolelf, svtclc-
'dne cd m6sta, kypr& -ornjce,
Emlady les, castecnS ,ogeta. Ru-
dovy, ktere potfebujf trocha o.
pravy, zvySi velice eenu t6to
+p3kne fa1my. Cena $1,000. W.
msnf Sc ia Lofty nsb ddm we
spravne Gene. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5464 Broadway. -
Ptejte Se ma Mr.. Stu2dbauera.
LIS
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ste ING pF0NSLaVH SleGa0 tpEQ
sill tajssnnik.
'sMiTerad. SleGno lza1Akor6|
pan tajen,nfk, doktor kronyeh
'pfeje 81 vakn bvti .pfsdstaxan. !
Najemaiik Sc uklonh a poda-
vauoa ruku ;polibil.
"Klanim sc vam, slecno, .
prosim "a vasi pdf1nluva u pa
nj .matky. jest ma mne rozmr-
zela, velmi nesetrne jsem do nj
vrazil."
Ale vzdyt' to mic nenisa Nd
lie to sysvstleno," poNidala pa,
nj statkafka vesele.
''Bojite Sc tolik ia6atinaey %
.rtala Sc Jarmila sibalsky. "Ne-
nj tax zia, jak vypald&.."
.'sMilostpanf .vlbec nevypada
zla a nebylo by 'divu, .kdyby
byla rozhofcena. Sam neroz,
5ak sc stalo, ze jsem TAN
aerozutln9 pfudce 81 Tpotfsal.
lTan&il jsem pr&v6 "a vracel sse
rychfe q phi tom jsem jako SIZE
py Sc neohledl, neni-li nxkdo
ma 4hlizku. Z1tazifo to .eslou
naou plesoycu naladu a budu 81
stale vycitati, ze me povazuje-
te Ia nemotoru."
"BIh chran! Posad'te sc,
pane tajemnikA, abyste sc
nohl pfesv6deiti, ze mi neco
.predpokladate, co neni pravdi-
We. Ja 'bych byla siee malem
,sasadla, "a " pEve chvih. jsem Sc
lekla. ale IA Masti TO bylo me
ri dvefmi a nestalo sc zhola
mic. Nejsem nejaka marcipa-
nova panenka, ktere v9tSi ma
raz ublfzi."
'eMnohokrate .vaH d&lEuji,
jste 'velmi faskaNa. Ami jsenl
0 milestivych dasnach d}ouho
neved6l, netancil .jssm pred
pGlnoci, nell 'jsme 9 paaem pc
slancem a nSkolila pany' d6le-
Ute porady -;asteprve nynf mne
pani .starostova .vytahlas I, IA.
koje."
IVY netaneite?" ptala SC
Jarmifa.
"Take tancivam, nejsem ale
zadny vaSnivy tanetnfk. "A .po-
rada byla dilezitajsi, nez Ia
nee. Hovofilo Sc take mnoho
% panu Tadonovi a tasizn, 'ze
pan poslanec w nazlsaeil. ze
laa jeho vzacnou ponce ,vsichni
peGitalne.'
'sNic jsem vaak nesiiboval,' =
ozval Sc. Tardon daraznS.
"Musil bych vsdeti, -oc SO
jedna a mimo to opravdu ne,
vim, tjak k te cti .prich&zim. v
|okresu je mnoho povolanejsich
|osobnosti a mlj majetek po-
|tfebuje toljk me pece. 'ze .byeh
musil dobfe uvaziti, mohu-li
|n6jake move brine prevziti.
':Ale Wy to vezmete," 'povida
la Jarmila, naklan6jic sc ma.
licko a prosebne Sc nan diva.
|jic.
"Netvrdim, ze inevezmu, mu
|xim ,vSak pfeden byti informo-
VAN. Zde ovSem neni ma to
mlStO, abychOm o tom uvaZ0'
vail. Je-li vec skutecne vazna,
racte mne nektereho dne ma
vstiviti."
"Samo sebou Sc roztuni, ze
prijdu q jsem udSGen "a vase
dovoleni. Pevne vefim, ze
|spoteenym .pricinenim zdejsl
okres zyelebime a privedeme
Ijej k rozkvetu. Co byvalo pred
Imetem svard, odsuneme stra.
nou a podame 81 ruce k lsilov'
Inc praci. Pocitame ma soucin'
most vsech, ami danny nevyji'
NAME"
sAMe take ~exmete?" usrni
tva!a sc Jar1nila.
4Zajiste, ale obavam Sc, II
Iby vas to nebavilo.
"Pvti tonnu protestuji, ne
myslete 81, be zeny nedovedou
co uu t1w,o%i +ulxS rySxn,rvvn: Ot1u
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PRODA Sc fasma o 70 alrech
Ia mil cd Cleveiandu. 10-akrn
je lesa a pastviny, .dam ma 10
pokojd, p6kna bank barn, -18
krav, a kone, 80 tun sena, 500
busld -ovsa a. RUNE hoepod&f-
ske naradi. Cena $l6.500. "A
genti sc vylucuji. Haste Sc
u r. e. Deacon, 4429 Warner
Rd. Vezmete vych. los. k6ru.
1-8
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ne 'ts1bof& &dala '"UnA3oe11l1 Be-
s1aaa' 1idaa o Hlisee Kr&-
alSttlsslkt ~ Ipotest i3ejt1A Is.
,a1reluoAin. &oAvnostai l,lfsaanas-
lta I,Eps3losll ldimof. lpstfesor
II. Nltptslav Hysek. 8. lkr&aio
horsk& jest mu v na5em zen-
- kein u f514lnAfttsi .zjevem ,zcela.
vzl&Stnim. Po pfikladu Zen pol.
sktsA i ixeuy ieeiac8 ssaealy -
vice sejiaaxti 70 vSei 'vsjejn6,I !
ale 8sd0raxlosaly ,vxdy svysnasi
zeny pro vychovu d6tf q pod
porov&nf snah muzskych. Ia
kd Bozena Nemcova, jez 'jinak
prvni pfinesla do naseho pisem
nictvi ton rye zensky, naznal
covala jest6 zene tento jediny
tkol, ba i Karolina Sv9tla, jel
jiz dilo spo3ivalo ma siroktch
zakladech zivota narodnihoi
Staveaa ,3enu .po box muM jakd
jeho pomecniei q 'mravni opof
ru. Teprve e. nohorska
z&dala, ably zena mohla samo:
statn& v narodu q lidstvu spdso!
biti, uplatniti Sc bezprostfedn
svoji vlastni hodnotou. z lite-
rarni .pr6ce E. Krasnohorsk6
cent pfedn&sejici zejmtna kri
tickou cinnost, jez, nedbajic po
mijivych proudI dobovych, dr
zela Sc vzdy urcite sm6rnice.
umeleckou hodnotou
dila q vyzAamem .jsho pro Iii
vot narodni a lidsky. v bojfch
o narodnf tradici' um4ieckou ne
byla to ona, JED ipodlehia. Jeji
prctivnici sami post6ze pfiSi k
nutnosti, ze:unienf ma vychaze
ii q naroda, lm&-li lbyti u3itst-
no liastvu. Jevi-li se lIrcit& &&st
tvorby &. 'Krasnohorske "reto-
rickeu::, mSla istato cast We sve
dobe svdj vyznam. q pozdSjsf
pron&sledov&ni .pokrokoveho
hnuti ila1alo, ze Manlni me-
bezpeci' tn bylo a ze bylo sta
lie nutno byti ma strait. z dra-
ftvorby hodnoti pred
t,iasejici nejvyse 'Harantovu
izenu" a;pfAl by, 81, iahy byla "
'vedena ma jeyiste, kan Sc kdy
81 nedostala 2 ddvodd censur-
Mich. Kdyby byla +. Krasnohor
ska neudSlala aic jineho, 'pra-
vi ku 'konci - '(prohrav dI-
kladne cele 'jeji dilo) - pred
nasejici, neE co udeAia pro ze
NY "a tim pro eeskou kuituru a
cely n&rod, .jiz toalo bylo by
dosti, ably szasluhovala 'naSi vde
enesti q ltty. ,Pfedm6Slss, p.
dra Mil. .Hyslca. zalozen& ma
'sirokych 0akladeeh literalne-
lhisterickyeh, 'byla 'nejen esla-
tvoufjedne 2 nejvet$ich Seskych
zen, ale cinem kulturnim, ,jimz
muz-pracovnk ,poklonil Sc ze-
ne-prscovnici a uctil. il ocene-
MIN jeji,praee tax, jak bylo.tfe
ba il uctiti.
Ma hranici lraje nsmecks-
hN Hostinske oEganisace %
kresu sluknovskeho, rumbur-
skeho warnsdorfskeho obra-
tily sc, jak ctsnse " sEgerer
'zeitung" ma Asaz pivoNarsky
techto okresd:se 34dosti. ably
'piyovarsky svaz zakro6il u via
.dy, by zamezila vylety valuto-
We do Saska prislusnikIm csl.
republiky. ,HoAtinsti jmenova-
nych okresl .po0sszuji k tomu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

tZDE MATE NEEkOU LACI.
Majetek s cukrovinkowym OBJ
chodem, 6 bytem o z pukojich
ma hlavri ulici ma zap. strane;
lot ma sam cenu $4,000, da
sc vsechno "a $800O.0O. Hla-
ste sc u JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. " Corlett.
Is
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
DAILY VACATION siale SCHOOL
CLOSES WITH ExgRciSGo

The Daily Vacation Bibls School.
will hold their -commencsment" OK.
ercises in the High School auditorium
Sunday evening At O'Clock. Each do
partment of the school win be repre-
sented on the program and It is as
sured that there viii be much Of In
&erest to everyone.
The fact that the school has been
able to keep up its attendance through
the hot weather OF the past few weeks.
speaks volumes for the faithful work
lers who have devoted their mornings
to teaching in the school and a large
part Of the rest of tho day preparing
the work for the next day. Their pat
lent efforts will be exemplified at the
auditorium Sunday night and much OF
the interesting work OF the past -four
weeks will be set forth.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
.heek. Hand. wien HsrdIne.

Shocks Hands With Harding.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Burgin returned
Saturday evening from a two months
trip during which they covered con-
siderable territory. both, in Colorodo
and Wyoming. They visited Mesa
Verde Park and then travelled through
Utah to the Northwest. At Yellow
stone Park they met and shook hands
with President Harding and wife. AT
Sheridan. Wyoming. they visited Rev.
and Mrs. G. w. Klein. In Wyoming
they purchased new Buick car which
they drove homo.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

New York Merchant Here.
Nick Koskey and family. who are
making the trip from New York to
Colorado points. stopped off in Delta
q short time to renew acquaintances
here. Mr.. Koskey is merchant In
New York City and also owns gen
eral store at Telluride. Tho party
spent Sunday looking over Delta coun'
ty orchards and fields.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
WHEATLAND
'>>>>>>>>>e~>>>

Mrs. Ursul Terault was q Tuesday
caller on Mrs Wildeboor.
Mrs. Maggie Hood. Of Delta, was q
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts and son
were Sunday guests Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvey.
Chas. Goslet 10 expected home soon
from the Eastern Slope for an indefi-
mite stay with his parents.
Mrs. Silvey received a message from
home folks at Oskaloosa. Iowa, tell
ing of the critical illness of her aged
mother.
Mrs. Andrew Fiel and children are
spending the week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson at Mesa,
Colorado.
w. B. Ensign, Jack ellison and 9TH
ers spent the first part of the week
on Grand Mesa getting timber for
hav derricks.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dorsey enjoyed short
Visit with her brothers. George and
William Wear. Monday afternoon. Mr..
William Wear is here from Texas on a
visit to his mother and family.
Mrs. Ensign and daughter Adeline
visited through theh weekend with
the Tilley family on California Mesa
]. NJ. Wildeboor and wife visited
friends in Delta Sunday evening.
Word received by friends and rela
tives of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lashley
who left here in March for Missouri
state that due to his poor health that
they are contemplating on an early re
turn to Delta.
Now that the Chautauqua is over
the three most talked Of subjects are
fruit canning, sugar beets and hoI
weather. but we will all forget how
hot it was when the checks begin t.
arrive next fall on our unusually fine
crop OF beets. Every one seems t.
have as much optimism oye- thei,
beets this year as they did pessimisn
over spuds this time last year.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

Mrs. T. o. Foley was a passenger to
Denver Wednesday. going to the CAPT
tai city on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Mathers and
family left Tuesday for two week s
outing trip through the Grand Canon
of Arizona.
Mrs. Lucy Lackey left Wednesday
for Gunter. Texas, where she will
spend couple of months visiting her
son, J. p Lackey.
Mrs. H. T. Schneider Of Denver.
passed through Delta "Wednesday. go
ing to Hotchkiss to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Lewis.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

Anderson Visits ofsies.
Frank Andersen Of the Crawford
section was q caller at the Independ-
emit office Saturday. Mr. Anderson
was ON the regular panel OF Jurors In
the district, court. and was excused
for the term Saturday afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
Back to Stay.

Back to Stay.
Rex L. Hackney. who recently re-
turned from Ouray has purchased the
)Em.an-e-e-e- Barber shop and billiard
parlor from DeBaun II. Conine. Mr..
Conine and his wife are leaving this
week and will locate somewhere In
the Northwest. probably at Seattle.