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Evening star., 1923-12-02
2O6 RANDOLPH PLACE NE.

2O6 RANDOLPH PLACE NE.
OPEN TODAY FOR INSPECTION; practi-
cslly new Gruverbuilt home; two-story brick,
containing six rooms and tiled bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights, wide colonial front porch
breakfast and sleeping porches. hardwood floors
and trim. laundry facilities and built ga
rage; immediate possession. house is vacant
and title is ready; salesman on premises.
Take lexington Mount Rainier cars, get
al at 2nd and sts., walk one-half block
rnrth to house, drive straight out II st. to
md
DISTRICT REALTY CO.. mo.
l106 Vermont ave. Main 1853
S17 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
$3.50: OPEN TODAY FOR INSPECTION:
attractive, new, twostory, tapestry brick, CO.
lonial-type home, containing six rooms, tiled
bath. hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood
floors. mahogany trim, concrete front porch.
double rear porches front and large rear yards;
wide alley in rear. room for double garage.
This In q strictly modern and well constructed
homo and m inspection will convince you Of
its va1ue Immediate possession. a. taus la
ready. Salesman oo premises.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BARGAIN IN
Groom house; possession desired. No agents
Address box 24sH Star ONCE. 3s
ROOMS. MODERN; ANY GOOD SECTION.
state Sda best cash price. A. S. RAE, r. l, Boz
MODERATELY PRICED HOUSE FOR COL
ored; Give best price and terms along with
NJ. 1882. AUSTIN NJ COOPER. $50 11th ST..
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR GROOM BRICK
In ne or Sc: not over $1,000. Address BOX
6-h, Star office.
FOR C0LORED CLIENT, s OR 8 ROOMS,
,: noI,nwest: ami. and garage room; quick
action II your house meets requirements. Ad-
dress Box SAX, star office.
PAY CASH. $500, FOR 9 R., CELLAR
near r. Cap. from Capitol to Lincoln Park. I
NV.
HAVE A CLIENT WITH s. 900 CASH WHO
wants to buy immediate good or family
apartment Phone Mr.. Miller. Main Sab.
CoLoRED PROFESSIONAL; GOOD CASH
payment, wants modern home. Give details.
Address Box s19-H. Star Office.
REAL ESTATE THAT Is BARGATN; NO
matter how large or small; have plenty of
office. 4s
IN NE. OR s.E. SECTION OF d. CA 9 OR
Z room house, at reasonable price: kindly
state price. house number and terms to Box
BUY, OR PREFERABLY RENT WITH OP-
ton OF purchase after year. small farm
about 20 TO 40 acres, near car line or rail-
road. within one hour of Washington. Address
BOX 223 II, Star office. %
HOUSE IN GOOD COLORED SECTION: NOT
over 5000 Address Box 1877 X. Star Office
TO 10 ROOM HOUSE IN ANY Goub SEC.
ton have good cash payment and can make
possession within 60 days Main 1852 la4j
II st NV. room 908
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES FOB
eolored; will consider either frame brick IN
any section of Washington. Main 2730 Con
sinental Trust bldg. room 004.
. BUYERS AND SELLERS
HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY and prompt
" brought together through Office since
1896. II may pay you 10 see us in some of
your realty matters. We now want house.
priced right. on terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 F. st.
FOR COLORED.
For quick sale list yonr property with us.
DAVIS Sc LIPSCOMB.
1115 You St NV.
NEARBY VIRGINIA: HAVE TWO CLIENTS
with 81 900 cash payment each one for small
farm, the other for to room house. in
Fairfax or Arlington county. Full particulars
necessary
WALTER O'HARA.
Exclusive Agent,
I specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 245O. 1909 Fl NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
16t, Street NV.


JUST SOUTH OF NEWTON ST.
An exceptionally well built brick house con-
tanning IL rooms and baths. This home has
every modern convenience that you conld wish
Tor. beautiful hardwood floors and trim
throughout; very large kitchen, completely
Large garage for two or three cars. Screens
weather strips. awnings. Call us for complete
L. =. BREUNrNGER SONS.
708 Colorado Bldg. Main 6I40.
KALORAMA ROAD
ii rooms and 2 baths. Very
cheap. Small cash payment.
GOLDSMITH & CO.,
l4O5 Eye St. NV. Main 967O.
WEST OF 10th ST.
Brand new. detached: large living room.
open fireplace. dining room, kitchen, 4 hath
rooms, glass -incosed sleeping porch attic, oak
ss9ors. h-w.h; Price. s12,5Oo; $1,000 cash.
$40 per month.
49,, ROBERT H. LEWIS.
Main 6258. 921 18th st.
12l7 DECATUR ST. NV.
Detached; lot 45x9O; 10 rooms
and bath; garage to match house.
$4,000 Open all day Sunday.
Mr.. 18th & WILLARD NV.
II rooms and bath; electric
lights; h.-w.h. $4,000. Main
1851. M. J. RAINE, o34 New
York ave.
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES,

I ROOMS, HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC
lty. 0S Central ave. Capitol Heights.
18th ST. NEAR COL. RD.-lO ROOMS. .
paths; ami; double garage; bargain. Col.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Army yandNavyNews
ARM
BY M. H. MCINTYRE

Attractive business offers. it was
rumored around the War Department
this week, may result in the retire
ment OF number Of general officers
Evening star., 1923-12-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnffnned
Continued, ,


rhl nass @ %
rooms tile BATH fnAn furnace I & ASp m S1s % newly peea and painted. Price,
terms sni a fs arranged sas s%
Brick garage n @ M .
sfh bss m gas aSP ssss sSU fF Fee ss
bath gas Ts4a ist1s sS heat AND & sTs % NV fe $500
Brick 10 3car garage
Nh R iR haa Hfshess5T Frs ss5oc AHs
PRICE, Ts1tg 1 @
sS'& HR YEAR ass sH1asA @a fza
H Ga sss s ~ space Price s7soo
BATH furnace sSAR fs. sSos ss Gas. MD Price $780, easy terms.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS North Capitol Street NV.
Phone Main 6733 Res. Phone Lincoln $780,.
BUILT AND OCCUPIED BY OWNER
s R0 S c S' siOS % concrete front P " attractive
COMPLETE-s5Oo CASH
overlooking Ts S 4f y % @ aGe % ts s S sIR p ept % ss s Ps @
ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM 14th STREET.
and Sos s of 1 Gss d9 T S9 @ bath @ with @ sfhs
Price s1i0o Let's it ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~
WALKING DISTANCE TO BUSINESS CENTER.
sa SHSS % 0f fSl @ so @ % Ss R"s S % & hfs % s garage nice home and
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
cars RsaT s % ns 5omn @ Gh @ 4ed sleeping porch h0twa heat electricity
GEORGETOWN
sh % ] @ % & R'Ssd eaas s for @ o six % % nH1 % s furnace heat
APPIEBY
Main ll91. 1415 Street NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
If YOU BELIEVE IN THE UNITED STATES
YOU BELIEVE IN WASHINGTON
STOP PAYING RENT.

IF YOU BELIEVE IN THE UNITED 81 AlEo-
YOU BELIEVE IN WASHINGTON
STOP PAYING RENT.
The money you are now paying landlord will buy
in the section want to live lhese oHer-
ings are by small cash requirements that will
make them move quickly
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-S9550.
@ Msys ] rs sH nr "n1 !@ sah5 E % @ % neat
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-sHS5o
bedrooms and sepg
E MOST dt4aGS ft ss seon " % ] lot @ '' ~ WIN
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$15,250
detached house tile bath and % shower s st os nG w fs s
toilet lot o1lso feet very desirable
CLEVELAND PARK-s22,5oo.
a1in pau a2Gh & as sd add aso s'ss % s' as
ave- on one Of the
CLEVELAND PARK-$3OOOO.
aftS 1S % R r0 % IG % d sssP % @ % @
s%nsS n stG rnds n5ssS s iSnat Snn1 % SSai % % @ ~ ~
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-SlOOOO
lust OFF 10th ST-S145OO.
room n fST garage; aa ' srm % it " S from" 'S' anu ''-
CLOSE TO SOLDIERS HOME PARK-S9S50
es SEon a%n a tie nS 59th @ sssn 20 Ts 5 %
CLOSE TO DUPONT CIRCLE-SlS,oU
splendid ds0 0ndi1ou haS s''' brick wit" "'''e ''"' "eI
CLAIMING STREET NE
furnace heat
GIRARD NEAR 18th ST.-$95O0.
bath3 tory brit
11th ST S.E-S5y35O.
po only Eesf sSe sae fae S ndn9 @ @ semi 0'SA A'eoA
CORNER ON K N.E.-$4,5OO.
ta brick; garage immd
ONLY 500 cash necessary; room and bath
MARYLAND ANE.-$3,5OO.
@ i. H the ss Ss ~ss 1dss @ s ws.loi % @ % s
ALLAN E: MAKER & GO, CO, 5, dNG,
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
S13 18th ST. NV. Nam AoO:
Evening star., 1923-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Sale at Public Auction Of the
Entire Plant of the Rosslyn
Packing Company.

Pursuant to the terms Of an order OF the
United states court for the eastern district
of Virginia. entered on the 18th day Of Novem-
ber, 1923, In the cause of the Rosslyu Pack
ing Company. bankrupt. the undersigned
trustee in bankruptcy will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises. at Rosslyn
Arlington county: Va, on
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Civil Service Commission and many
large commercial concerns, to sys-
men for the naval training schools.
was announced this week by the
bureau of navigation.
All training stations have been
supplied with the tests selected for
the Navy's use and the systematic
once. A limited supply of the tests
is also available for ships and
stations desiring them Successful
working of similar tests outside the
service has convinced bureau officials
that parallel results will be pro-
centage Of fnapt students In the trade
schools will be materially reduced.
Due to the long existing shortage
OF trained enlisted personnel afoat
and the consequent inability of ships
to spare men for instruction in trade
schools have consisted largely of re-
cruitS Since men newly recruited
are held at the training stations for
eight weeks only. little opportunity
IL given TO determine their fitness
ana ability for development to petty
the candidates sent to the schools
have proved to be mentally unfit for
Advancement to higher ratings with
out long period Of training and are
sent Dack TO general service. The
loss OF time In testing out such men
has been considerable and the per
centage Of failures high.
1t is In order to avoid this loss
that the bureau has installed the new
system of selection, designed to
eliminate the fnapt and backward
students and to indicate those whose
previous schooling and training fit
them for further development
The test consists of series of
questions selected to show what gen
eral information the man has alb
sorbed and whether or not his
mental growth has kept pace with
that Of the normal boy; 1t is de-
signed to indicate the mental capac-
ity rather than the amount OF knowl-
e49o at the man taking It Aptitude
tsG4Y lps4ed " the bufeau ars
mechanical, clseaoa1 ana radio. and
either or all are TO be taken by the
Evening star., 1923-12-02

In appreciation of the splendid
service rendered, the International
JIIry of Awards of the Brazilian In
ternational Centennial Exposition
has awarded, through the commits
sioner general of Brazil, certificates
and medals to dve Army oficers. one
reserve odcsE. tan Nary omcsrs and
Comnander clean 3. HoWsiI q. q 4
and MAI. r. L whitley. q. d A, WAo
were members Of the American COM
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Capt o. p. jackson reported to the
depa rtm ent this week and assumed
his new duties as director of naval
communications.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-10
DISMISS RECEIVER

NEWARK, Oct. 10:-Vice Chan
cel1or Backes yesterday dismissed
Leo S. Lowenkopf of Perth Amboy
as receiver for the Erdman Color
Company of Matawan. Lowenkopf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-10
SAY ACCOUNT
; IS OVERDRAWN
Carteret Board of Education
Says Education Money
Used for Other Purposes

CARTERET, Oct. 1o.-The Board
of Education at their meeting last
night were aroused over letter re-
ceived from the First National Bank
declaring that the account of the
commissioners was overdrawn by ST.
97S.0S and that a legal interest of
per cent is being charged while
that sum is not in the bank. G.. A
Dalrymple, assistant cashier of the
bank, asked that the amount be de-
posted to avoid payment of unneces-
sary interest. President He'll COM
menting on the communication de-
nounced the custodian of the bor-
ough funds for the existing shortage
and declared that the appropriated
educational money had been used for
borough administration purposes.
He said that legally the custodian
\ was forced to place any incoming
funds to the credit of the Board of
Z Education before any other borough
ESepartment.
s. Attorney Francis A. Monaghan in
his opinion to the commissioners said
that a notice was sent to Borough
Collector Charles A. Brady and that
he failed to heed the request made
the commissioners that the custodian
should be notified to separate the
educational funds from that of the
others.
Mr.. Monaghan added that the in
terest now charged by the bank on
the overdrawn funds should be col
lected from the custodian or others
responsible for the situation. The
commissioners after considerable ee-
liberation authorized Attorney Mon-
Afghan to see Mr.. Brady personally
and adjust the financial difficulties.
President He'll said that in case
no action Is taken by Mr.. Brady, 1t
should be referred to the commits
sioner of municipal accounts.
Referring to a letter sent to the
commissioners by the Carteret Trust
Company urging them to cooperate
in a thrift campaign, Miss y. v.
Hermann, principal of schools, told
the commissioners that the First Ma
tional Bank for the last two years
has conducted such q campaign ana
that the continuation department.
had saved some 5000 in the last two
years.
A resolution was passed authoriz-
ing a night school in the borough
schools beginning Wednesday, DC
tober IT, as recommended by Miss
Hermann. State aid will be asked
since sixty-four evening sessions Will
be given as required oy the state
laws.
Miss Hermann called the attention
OF the commissioners to the crowded
condition of the school buildings. She
said that ten room classes are held
In an eight room building.
The Chamber of Commerce OF Car
teret, through their secretary, Max
iwell Sosin, notified the commission
kers that resolution was passed raw
horing the high school project as ad-
1yooated by the commissioners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-10

was allowed the sum of $500 for his
services. Mr.. Lowenkopf's report as
received showed that S1,554 had
been collected by him and a balance
on hand of 81, Part of the plant
and equipment was destroyed by fire
prior to the appointing of Mr.. Low
enkopf as receiver.
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SPALlLI vRAHovu
MRTvOLU.

Jefferson, Me-, 26. prosince.
Rdzhodnut pomstiti nejakym
zpdsobem zavrazd6nf ctyr Zen
q jednoho chlapce Johnem
Snowem, jenz pax sam Sc u
smrtil, zakukleny dav vcera
casne ranos vykopal mrtvolu
vrahovu z hrobu a spalil il v
domku, kde til z ob6tf Snow
ovych zemfely. Kdyz "a neko-
lik hodin dostavil Sc serif Sc
sv5mi pfirucimi, nasel ohofe-
le pozdstatky v ssutinach dom
ku, jenz shofel az do zakladi.
Y jednom rohu male farmy,
kde Snow byl pochQvan v. pom
deli, objevili prazdnou bednu
2 m9kkeho dfivf vedle cerstv6
vy'kopaneho hrobu.
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BuDoU NIT CO PfTI.

Washington, 26. prosince.
DR.. Y. Sokolowski, prvnf sekre
tar zdejsfho polskeho vysla-
nectvf, mdze 81 podrzeti sve IL
hoviny bez vselikeho obtezo-
vani. Maj hodnotu kolem 50
tisic dollari. zadne dalsi kro-
ky nebudou proti nemu pod
+niknuty, ohlasil vcera Elmer
E. Trey, sef vysetfovaciho IRA
du z odboru .vnitrozenlskych
|dani. Sokolowski dozadoval
|se "diplomaticke immunity
pro sve lihoviny, ktere uloze-
ny byly We sklepd domu, Y
n6mz bydlel.
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v cimelicich uspofadana v
nedeli 2. prosince verejna schd
ze, do kter6 dostavili Sc rolnf-
ci a malorolnfci re vsech SOU
sednich obci. Inz. Capek pro-
mluvil o zdruzstevnenf hospo-
darskeho lihovaru pri blizkem
RlsirMdR6s AidHporucil,
aPy;poAfRfsnknl jiHxsch mist
zdejA zem9defci spfikrocili k
zdruzstevngnf ,.iihovaru, ktery
|A .sxts:t tftstsa 4 Stse ! III bur y.
|xttkX,, Naiesn fix yf1Ef vp1b.
fHi 3 tasovsy lssi' " u 'dtaskSe1
! davce' z'fffSjstksd'a :
pffrnstku, 0 zivelnfm poji4{.
Enjs.A hokemkqvs PIP
Mirovicku. v debate Hfihl4sll
81 eke,sldyr u, sinsp. SpisaH +
|dofda& &btaf rnistndm r3lnikf4
Eabys,se zdSastnili .sdru3stevf4
|d,i, s5faa1ny = ZaluAanech. D&f
| do debaty zasahl r.. inbpektd
FFMraz ! I. = Pisku, pf:KilaKd4 !
|Mirovic, starosta Krajfc z o.
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dech, bolely ho nony, ruce,
kirk. Ulehl a rozpimal. Napad-
10 no, aby pfehl{dl "gardero-
bu" svych soudruhG. Prohledl,
vybral RUNE we'd, oblekl ko-
Sill, kalhoty, kabkt, sebral do
kumenty. tasku ma penize a
kazdemu dspory. Mel pfedva-
lecnou vybavu "a 649 Kc. To
no pozdravilo proto porou-
Gel sc do zlate m4ticky Prahy,
aby podrobil tam finance sve
verejnemu lctovhni. Radost
netrvala dlouho. Prijeli pobra-
timci, nenechavehp Alexandra
svlekli a predali sSoudu. ~
Devst novych budov soud-
mich ma Moravs. Y r. 1924 bu-
de ma Morav9 postaveno 8 mo-
|vych soudnich budov, a to v
Tfebfci, Tisnoveg Hodonfne,
Holesov9, Jevfckug zd'are. Vse
tine, Rymafov9 a Nor. Ostra-
We. yedna re soudnich budov
bude v kraji n6meckem, 8 v
cesk@m.
Umrti. !, v Prachaticich ze-
mrel advokat DIR. Pluhar, zna-
my mensinovy pracovnik.
Zat6eny obchodnik z Carl
hradu. K zemskemu trestnimu
soudu dodan byl 48lety OBJ
chodnfk Albert Cambi 2 Carl
hradu, ktery je v podezreni,
ze podvedl exportni firmu tex
tihenni. Mensfk a Pelly v Pra-
ze 8 velkou castku penez.
II ~.
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vEcNE sTEJNA historic,

Do obchodu Antona Zerku-
ma, 1901 vgch. 70. III. vessel
muz, jenz namffenym revolve-
rem donutil obchodnika q jed
noho zakaznfka, Jos. Suckese,
odebrati Sc do zadnf mistnosti.
LupN sebral 2 pokladny $500
"a 2 kapsy zakaznika $4,000,
nacez vysel a vsedf do auta, v
kterem ma n9m ceIkal jiny je-
no spolecnfk a odjel.
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II =. ! |. -
trovce a celia Tada zem9d9lcI.
Ustanoveno bylo komite pro
zdruzstevn9ni lihovaru, jehoz
predsedou zvolen Josef Kra-
licek z cimelic, Vojtech Bican,
spravce, Bisingrov, Nosek E.
manuel, Krsice, Hules Josef,
Rakovnice, Krenek j., Lhota
Smetanova, Kosatka, Hor. O.
strovec, Mraz Karel, zbonin,
Kfrka, Lhota Kralova a Pine,
Nevezice.
Plosny obsah 6eskoslov. re-
publiky obnasf die nejnovej-
sfch zjisteni 14O.374.19 ctver.
kilometrn. z toho pfipada ma
cechy 52.O64.66, ma Moravu
22.315.56, ma Slezsko 4.423.-
%, ma Slovensko 48.917.67 a
ma Podkarpatskou Rus 1865.
OIL ctver. KIM, z celkove vyme-
ry pfipada AZ proc. ma ornou
pndu, 10 proc. ma louky, l pro
cento ma zahrady, 0.12 proc.
ma vinice, 8.6 proc. ma pastvi-
ny, 33 proc: ma lhsy, 0.66 pro-
cent ma rybnfky, jezera a ba-
ziny a. 4.6 ma zastavenou pu-
du stav. plochy.
Kapitan Ejem vyznamenan.
Pri prehlidce vysokomytske
posadky, kterou vykonali ge-
neralni Inspector Machar q
|nacelnfk generalniho stabu
Mittelhauser, dekorovan kapi-
tan Jos. Elem radem cestne
legie. Kapitan Elem je z nej-
zdatnejsich distojnikd nasi ar
mady. Vfznamenal Sc zvlaste
pri obsazovani Slovenska po
prevratu, kdy s jedinou setni-
nou vysokomytskych tficatnf-
XII prepaid "a noci Lucenec,
posadku rozprasil a pro repub
liku zachranil hodnoty, cen6-
ne ma mnoho milionI. Lucenec
uctil zasluhy jeho tim, ze ie-
dnu re svych ulic naval jeho
jmenem.
Siti ma stroll We skole. Skol-
nj rada v Brodci u Novych Be-
natek povolila naklad $500 Kc
ma zakoupenf sicich strojd pro
obcanskou, skolu. Devcata, o.
poustejfci skolu, mali byti wy
ucena Stiff strojem.
Obecni volby v ZelSi u Ia
bora. Pfi volbach v Zelci u ia
bora dne 8. prosince zfskala
q
narodn9 demokraticka csl. rol
nick& jednota 8 mandat1, re-
publikani 2, domovinafi 2 a
komuniste rovnez 2 mandaty.
Volba starosty ' Tiinovs. v
nedsli 9. prosince byl y Tisno-
! We ma Morave zvolen starostou
opstne narodnf demokrat AL.
kezac, tovarnik, prvnfm ma
m9stkem pol. zivn. X. Muller,
tovarnfk, tfetim namestkem
komunista Jindfich Sedlak.
Mezi ruslymi bSxenci. Do
Hornfho Stareho Dubu poslan
byl k "parte" ma praci "Zem-
gorem", ostfedkovatelnou
prAce rusktch b9zenci, 19lety
Alexandr Barbasinsky. Kdyz
vkrocil mezi sve, pozehnal sc
kitten, die pravoslavneho RI
tn, a bAzliv9 rozhledl sc ko-
lem, ida zde obstojf. Pr&ci ne
vynasel, byl nj ma stfru, a
nrnto zahy pfchalo ho V "a
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DNES vELIKY ZAPAsNIC.
Ky vEcER v MOOSE HALL.

The Empire Athletic Club
porada dnes vecer v Moose
Hall veliky zapasnicky turnaj
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ma kerau vystoupf celia fada
prvotfidnfch athIetn. Milpv-
nfkdm: tohoto sportu naskytne
|se nnimoradny pozitek. Zaca-
TEX zapasI stanoven jest ma
I8.15 yeGer.
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OZNAMENl UMRTf.

em
Nejyssiu ibHo poai sob nlovanu nanzeu atku
dceua svakrov
pi ANNU SLADECEK,
AZ Pochazela Uhirsyeh Janov cechach dela A.
merice 5rokI. k Ludly Vacva
bude konan bou 80 $3.50 hodn
domus
do
astnil. tichou soutrast prosi
JOSEF SADEcEK
cechich Ki Kral
Cechach,
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vexker& potfehy X lahvovAnI . raxn&
druhy chmele. sladu. extraktil a vxeha
co do obOru tohO apadA. ma mn sklade
sm1Fn$ch cenAch
JOSEF GROSS
lS0o2 UNION AVE.
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Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01

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Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
M. Z. CHURCH NorEs

The friendly church. Stranger3
welcome. The Church School d
at 10 q. M. We have q class for
both young and old. Come and /
Gods word with Us.
Morning preaching service a,
o'clock. The subject win be
Have and TO Hold Epworth Le
devotional hour at 6:80 p. n.
young folks cordially invited. A
leader and good music makes the
vice attractive.
Evening preaching service at
The theme will be "The Happy I
Special music. Come and bring
friends.
Mid-week prayer service Wedns
evening at 1880. You need the
ulus OF the mid-week services.
We are pleased to notice the
tinued interest In our services.
wish to thank the public. and 1
all to come and make themselv'
home with US in worship.
Remember the date OF the de
tion Of the new church. February
Bishop Charles l.. Mead, officiati
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
Northwest News

MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hit entertained
Pete kohrell and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, sechold and NJ. and Mrs. +.
Wettstein and children at splendid
dinner week ago Sunday.
]. DsGans and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. pickercil visited at the
Agnes Arcns' home Thursday evening.
Mrs. {. T.. Shew called at the NJ.
l'rces home Monday morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. y. Ferguson aud two
children aud Prof aud Mrs. Bunch
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam stetter. SIR. and Mrs. Rex
Evans and daughter and Mr. George
Fielder cnlled In the evening.
Mr.. and Mira. John oitncr and child.
rem took dinner with Frank Mcr:lroy
aud family las, sunday.
Mrs. Carl iBiekles aud baby visited
a, the parental wciis,cln home. Tues.
day.
Mrs. Ltu Hair aud Gus Richardson
werc dinner guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
NJ. Brces. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MeGowan and
daughters spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrh. Geo Scebold.
The little girl Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Pete
kohrell is quite alex with cold.
The Willing Workers club met with
Mrs. J. DeGens last Thursday. Pro.
Kfestitc isook formed the afternoon
diversion Light Refreshments were
served,
Nj. and Mrs Leonard iIoppel Waited
at the 6. Y. Walker home sunday
afternoon. IN III evening they nli
called on Me- and alra. Go,tlleb kreia.
Ter,
Air. aud Mrs. O. N. Hni and dannh.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01

'ters and Mr.. and Mr.. G. A. Pickerell
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. DeGeus
and family, Sunday.
Gus Richardson threshed ninety
bushels Of cane seed, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Uphouse are the
proud parents of nine pound baby
boy since Sunday morning. Her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Miell, is helping
take care of her at the parental Chas.
Uphouse home.
Frank Koherstein and family called
at the J. DeGeus home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Adolph Pfau called on Mrs. C.
A. Pickerell Monday afternoon.
Those attending the revival meet
ings from around here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Uphouse. Mr.. and Mrs.C.
A. Pickerell and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. De,
Geus.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoppel enter
tanned the Willing Workers Club at q
dance in the Silver Beam school house
Friday night. A fine time is reported.
,Refreshment were served.
Harry Gelvin and family moved
back to their home on the farm the
first of the week after living in Holy
oke the last few months.
Rev. Frank E. Gray, Evangelist G.
W. Griffin and c. L. Catchpole called
ON Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pickerell and ].
DeGeus and family Friday afternoon.
John Ortner finished shingling his
house. Saturday, which improved it in
comfort and looks.