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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
NEGRO STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

Norfolk Va.
November 5, 1922
To Our Fellow Teachers:
Thus we are facing our 18th Annual
Session, and take this method to APP
peal to you for your attendance. Ses-
siOns will be held at Armstrong High
School w. Leigh ST.. Richmond. va +,
November 2S, 20, 80 and December L
1923.
Let us come and hear some of .kc
leading educators Of the day. Board
and lodging $500 per day. Supt. Harris
Hart. Supervisor of Negro Education
of Virginia, Mr.. w. d. Gresham of
West Va. Mr.. VIM. NJ. Saunders. Miss
Rachel E. Gregg Of Teachers Training
Department Of State Board of Educa-
tion and a specia. program that will be
educative to all who will attend.
Special rates Oh all railroads. please
send at once for reduced fare certifi-
Gates.
Prof. w. e. Kiddick-Norcum High
School, Portsmouth, Va, and d. G
Jacox-Booker #. Washington High
School,, Norfolk have been appoint al
Registras to when you will send your
UUNc Wh'Sh 10 Out tpl.D
Special incidents will be for the
pleasure Of the teacher. Foot Ball
Game. Thursday.Thanksgiv Day.
Union VS.. Hampton. Judge Tafu will
deliver the DedicatoIial Address of Vii
ginia Randolph Training School, (din
ner served trip free.)
Special concert Of 100 participants
instrumental and vocal music. State
Normal Petersburg Concert Singer 5
will also feature.
All Teachers School Leagues and
Teacher Institutes are expected %
send their delegates-$3.00 per Organi-
zation.
Various departmental meetings will
function. Trusting to see all teachers
who are interested in Better Preparat.
ion, Better Service and Better Salary.
We are yours
w. F. GRASTY. Pres.
PROF. d Z. JACOX
Executive Secretary
Next Annual Session. Richmond.
Va. November December 1 1929
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

VIRGINIA. l-rstings Court Part
II City of Richmond. October 22rd
1898.
john E. Coy and Ollie NJ, his wife,
Plaintiffs
William H. Coy and Edmonia Coy his
wife, Rosa B. Jeter and Robert
A. Jeter, her husband, and Cora l..
W. ......... DEFENDANTS.
The object Of this suit Is 10 parti-
ton the real-estate situated In the
City Of Richmond Of which the parties
TO this suit stand seised in one of the
modes prescribed by law.
And affidavit having beer made and
f:led that Rosa B. Jeter and Rober.
A. Jeter are not resident Of the State
OF Virginia it Is ordered that they do
appear here within ten days after the
due publication of this order once a
week for four successive weeks in the
Richmond Planet, a newspaper publish
ed in the City of Richmond and do
what may be necessary to their inter
est in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
w. E. DU VAL, Clerk.
By Fl. G. DU VAL. A. C.
y. MIMMS, p. O.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
THAT CAMPAIGN DRIVE

A body Of colored citizens have had
the tamerity to organize one of this
most remarkable campaigns ever stag.
ed In this section of the country. They
propose to give Richmond that which
Philadelphia has in THE Frederick
Douglass Memorial Hospital-and that
which Washington. D. c.. has in the
Froedman's Hospital.
In doing this, they propose to erect
testimonial to the first female physi.
clan who passed the Board Of Medical
Examiners in this State.
Richmond has other hospitals, ba,
Richmond has no hospital under the
exclusive active control of the many
co!Iied physicians and surgeons who
have graduated from some of the Lei, i.
'ng institutions of this country. For
'Eis reason. they are asking the public
to subscribe, contribute or donate $3.50
10000 to establish a first-class hosoi.
tai with all modern appurtenances,
buildings and surroundings.
Will the colored people rallv and 10
this! If they do, their white neighbors
will assist. The campaign will be of
snort duration, during the intensive
drive which has been planned and is
now about'tO be consummated.
DR.. Miles B. Jones a veteran npvs,.
cian, is directing the movement with
able assistants at the touch of his ell
bow.
line need of the institution is appar-
ent to all who are acquainted with ex.
listing conditions. Medical and surgical
attention may be secured In the color.
ed annexes of our white medical inst,-
tutions, but there is no institution at
present where the large body OF color.
ed physicians and surgeons can have
loe-way and free-hand to go night AMI
day to look after their patients.
when they fail to have a hospital in
which these patients can be properly
looked after, they surrender the right
and the privilege to minister to their
wants professionally.
1t Is to be hoped that every citizen.
especially colored ones, who from rae
ial loyalty, will readily support such a
movement and the white citizens who
delight in seeing their colored neigh.
bors prosper.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dol.
i'rs is a large amount, but it is not too
rye an amount for the realization CT
the hopes of THE promoters.
inc payment of this money will nee
eSsarily be extended over many wears.
ana 1t is essentially necessary that the
immediate expenses of the institution
snail be met. and after that. that a
regular income shall be available. Hos.
pltals are not dividend-paying promo.
sitions. They are established in the
interest of humanity. No one knows
when he may be called upon to occupy
bed in enc of these institutions ana
'hen he will be able to appreciate the
vaiue of such an establishment.
We hope that petty differences ma,
disappear; that the matter of manage.
ment will not be ra sed. This en- CONE
aftcr realization of the hopes Of rle
promoters. For this reason we are urg
ing the colored people Of this city ana
A'ate 10 do wi.st ;ney can 20 aid tn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
HELD WITH WHITES FOR
Staying CITY MARSHALL,
preston News servies)

Preston News eervies)
Prescott, Ark. Nov.-Lark Butler ia
being held along with three white men
for the staying Of City Marshal Fred
Murrah on September &C. Eugene But
Ter. who admitted taking part in tn.
fight, died from wounds received when
attempting to escape from officers ate.
er his arrest
1t is said that the white men owne;,
and operated still and the Negroes
were employed as helpers. When the
oncers rafded the still on September
rs gun fight ensued resulting in the
death Of Murrah and Butler.
City and County officials had been en-
deavoring for number Of months u
break up the illegal making Of wins
key in Lakeland.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

The French Government seems to Re
getting desperate and it is prepared to
go any length to force the Germans 10
terms. The outlook is that revolu-
ton will result and then France hopes
to have an excuse for throwing French
legions in Germany and destroying
properly that will cause the Teutons to
hate snd desDise them for many gcner
atoms to come.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

AS we understand it. His Excellency
e. LIE Trink'e, Governor of Virginia
as the official head Of all citizens is in
terested in the welfsre of any portion
of them, He is DESTROYS that the habit
OF thrift among the colored pOepie
shall be promoted and that no disaster
shall oyertaloe them in any legitimate
endeavor to make themselves bettcr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
"ROBED MEN DELIVERED PKIS
ONERS, JACKSON.
preston News Service. !

Washington d. c., Nov. 14.-"About
midnight saw forty robed men deliv.
.er the prisoners. The whole county is
rotten and I wish we could take them
all out and lynch them,r declared Mrs
Helen Jackson, prisoner, to officials
following the Jail delivery here la:
Wednesday night. Among the Negroes
VINO escaped were: Herbert Henderson
James Harris Melvin Walker and Joe
Bailor. and eight white prisoners
Every available man of the Arlington
county police force is on the outlook
for the escaped prisoners. 1t Is said
that the delivery was effected from the
outside.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Women of easy virtue, who demand
the same social recognition in a social
sense as is accorded to men will have
long way to travel in the Southland
to find devotees of this slogan.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

The Ku Klux Khan seems to be try
ing to make Governor Walton of Okla
homa another Gov. Taylor of Kentucky.
The latter had to escape from his own
State and find an asylum in Indiana.
He was never extradicted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
BISHOP CAREY HOLDS ANNUAL
CONFERENCE.
(Preston News Serxica \

Prestol News Service.)
Nashville Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE fit.
ty-first session Of thhe Tennessee ann
tai conference closed here last Sunday
at st. Johns A. NJ. E. Church, presided
over by the Rev. A. ]. Carey, of Chica,
go. Several correctional Cheers of the
church attended the conference and de
livered addresses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

People who talk peace and yet pre-
pare for war cannot be trusted to pro-
mote peace. This applies to Americans
and also to Germans and Frenchmen,
in fac' it applies to everybody.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

- Some women want all of the rights
Of men. This is all right provided tn .y
want all Of the responsibilities of the
same kind of people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

We have had hard time financially
and otherwise, but we are still alive
and doing all that we can to aid in tho
great movement for the help of our
people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
WE TRAIN THE HEART AND H

-N"'' Ia
A Modern Schoolw. a HghCa
UNION TRAINING SCHOOL
offered by other schools of price - "e''
Of
scnoo where boys
The Orphan open the
Address:
THE INDUSTRIAL
M.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Yes, we are praying-and working.
With God and the good people, IRE.
spectivc of race helping there is no
reason why we should not succeed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

If you are not subscriber to the
Planet you should enter your name at
once. II is only $500 per year. prepaid
to any part of the United States.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

People who are always quarrelling
with other people deserve to be quar-
relied with by other people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Making mistakes is common with
some people and correcting those mis-
takes is not resorted to as a rule by
those same kind of people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
WILC0X'S TONIC TABLETS

cured me # rheumatism and neuritis
and others that | recommended them
10 as q trained nurse. S. BOYER
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Some people eat their white bread"
in early life and their black breadv in
later years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Down but never Quit" Is said to be
q Salvation Army cry. 1t seems to US
that it is good motto for every one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Colored folks are all right, if you
understand them, but some of them
cannot be understood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

Success is a shy bird and 1t takes n
very careful hnntsman to land It.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17

The Richmond Planet can be found
at the National News Agency. 1926
Orleans Street, Baltimore, Maryland
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1928

You can win in any struggle. IL you
faint not and hold out to the end.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

zejmena Sc strany tabakove re
lie, nebot' nemozno piece trpe
ii, ahy ten, kdo ma ceskosloven
slych sstatnich vyrobcich vyde
lava, ,provokoval takto proti
statnimu jazyku. G dopisuje
snad tabakova rezie p. Grue-
nerovi take esperantem?
iUmrti. We Strakonicich ze-
mrel v sobotu %. m. m.- po
dlouhe chorob9 pan Josef Vol
ia, feditel ,statnfho zenskeho i
stavu ucitelskeho v Praze We
vysluzbe. Zvecnely byl v kru-
zfch ucitelskych osobnosti We
hce oblibenou a jako svedomi
ty radce posluchacek statniho
zenskeho 1stavu ucitelskeho V
Praze zdstavil vdetnou pamat
ku u svych zacek. - Dne IL.
m. m. zemrel v Litomysli kate
cheta DIP. Bohumil Kacafirek.
Vypovszeni komunisty La
berce. DIE zpravy "R. P" w.
povedela z Liberce tamejsi pc
licie komunistu Stegbauera, Il
fednfka tiskarny Runge spoil.
Jako ddvod Sc udava ruseni
nemeckych, schuzi.
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'TEfNATECH
- RIO NJ A NJ
Napsal Karel M. PfibramskF.

Casio professor Horak razne
zakrocil nafidil ably Sc stri-
dala We sluzbe jeste $ jinou O.
Setrovatelkou.
Kdyz dostal professor Hor;.k
telegram cd doktora Snajdra,
ze je treba jeho lekaiske po.
moci tezce zranene tovarnikc-
We Dnbinove a ze je treba zku-
Sene osetrovatelky, vybidl AL
mu, ably sc pripravila na ce-
stu.
Professor Horak znal Dubi-
m prazske spolecnosti a ne
'ko!ikrAte setkal Sc v divadle a
ma koncertech MIN ieho
Anickou.
BNstremu Zraku jeho neuslo
ze inanzelstvi Dubinovych ne
nj vsednlm manzelstvim boha-
Gu. Casio zahledel Sc ikrad-
ken do stale zasnenych oci
mlade choti tovarnlkovy a nes
iednou sc mu zdalo, re nedl;
svymi myslenkami v blizkem
SVEN okoli, nybrz re Sc toula
jimi kdesi zcela jinde. Nell
dalekh tedy zajiste nekde,
kan hebylo il mozno uchyliti
Sc ,jinak nez duchcm.
Llhilo Sc mu proste, nelice-
ne rehovani mlade PAM a caste
v hovoru postrehl, S jakou ji-
stotou a lehkosti hovoTi 0 vaz-
nych otazkach v jakych 81 vet
Sina bohatych prazskych zen
nelibovala, ponevadz jim byly
cizi.
Casio slysel We spoleCncsti.
re v chovani a v celem vystu-
povani panl Dubinove je cosi,
co media Sc vlastne ami vyslovi-
ii, Gim sc vsak u vetSiny zen
Y jejiho kruhu neshledavame.
Mnohe z dam snazily sc il ma
podobiti V oblekani, zvlaste v
ob!ekani. Nedaiilo Sc Jim to
vsak, nebot' nepostfehly, re
toileta il necini pIlvabnou, ale
re ona dodava sv6mu odevu
teprve elegance.
Professor Hol.ak pozd1,avil 81
decne doktora Snajdra, uklo-
mil sc Seti.ilovi rediteli, nacez
Jim predstavil sestficku Almu.
Reditel nabidl sc ze sestfic-
ku zavede nahoru do pokojil
pani tovamikove.
Ma chodbe, vedouci k lozni-
ci nemocne, setkal Sc Sc svoll
zenou, iiz Almu piedstaVil.
- SleGna ma jiz pripraveny
pokoj v knihovne pani tovarni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

fo ,Se0iC tdAy JdAO spEVc, JcIl u
sta ieji Sc co chvili pohnula a
|septala nesouvisla slova. Nyni
pootocila hlavu malicko ma stra
MI, rychle pohybovala rty a CO.
Isl hovofila.
Pani Setrilova naklonila sc
blize, ale trhla sebou jako ust-
knuta. Sc rtd dcerinych splyva
la slova:
- Kamkoliv, jen. odtud. Ne
mann jiz otce, nemam jM mat
ky, mann fen tebe.
Co to? Co Sc to zda te ubo-
he hlavicce? S kym to ihovofi?
S nj, Sc svou matkou?
Pojednou vzepjala nemocna
ruce a jala sc jimi hmatatin
krku, jake by hledala fetizek
nahrdelniku, ktery nosivala:
- Nechci niceho, hpela! -
|Od Mich! radeji zemfiti.
Stara pani jiz chtela specha
ii "a Stazou a osetrovatelkou,
nemocna vsak Sc stisila a jen
bezhlasne pohybovala rty.
Tu Sc jiz take vracela Sta
"a s Almou. Zdalo Sc, re sc vel
mi brzy spratelily. Alme take
|skutecne zalibilo Sc ma prvni
pohled mfrne to d6vce vellsych
sedych oci, jez nepokryte, 81
roce hledely il v tvaf.
- Rikejte mne pros,e ses-
tro Almo, milym hlasen hovo-
fila osetrovatslka.' ~
- A wy nine Stazo, radost-
ne odpovidalo devce a dodava-
10: Jdu pro vase veci do kniho-
lvny. Nebude mne rnyni potfe-
bi?
- Ne, Stazko, pUradim 81
lHz We vsem sama.
Zatim co odchazela Staza,
pristoupila Alma k luzku "a po
hledla Ma tn, -jiz urcena byla
lteji peel.
Videla peknou, ovalnou tvaT
Ijez planula nyni 'horeckou.
Kolem nj po- obou stranach ia-
ko diva hadi vinuly sc tezke pie
tence rkastanovych vlasii. Bile,
stihle ruce spocivaly bezvlad.
Inc na podusce. Ma niramoro.
|vem cele kreslilo Sc tizkou, a
|pravidelnou linkou tmave ,pbo-
ci, z Week, 'jez nyni zastirala
zrak, splyvaly sdlouhe, fhuste bl
| Ivy.
PAX pfisunula 81 kfeslu pro.
ii stare pani a usedla. Poetic.
vala nj soustrast "a pfif pohle
J, du Ma jeji tvaf, bolesti staze
4 nod, vzpominala ma svou mat
/ ku. ma jeii zal, kdyz zemre
/ Jim starostlivy zivitel.
!. Vedela re bolest sdalcna j.
! bolesti polovicni, proto 81 II
minila, ze starou pani pfimej'
! prilezitostne k tomu. abv svl
boil vyzalovala a tim svemu u
bohemu srdci ulevila.
Ia ~dveImir ozvaly Sc lehk'
kroky vessel doktor Snailr
profesorem Horakem.
Doktor Snajdr pfcdstayi
profesora stare pani, ktera tn
Sic, Re nyni pfichazi rozhotln,
tt o zivote jeji dcehy, pocal
bedovati:
- Pane profesore, zachrail
te mi mole dit6, nam jcn to j
dine. Je celym zivotem myn
zapfisaham vas, zachrante m
ii.
J, Doktor Snajdr, wal staro
Iani pod pazi aaody,Adejes,ji q
ldzka dcer;na, 2konejsn i'll
- Nerozcilujte Sc, milostiv
PAM a nevzbuzuite sobe p
nj tovarnikove litost'. Vyr1s
te il q rozrusite,, coz by il mo
10 velmi uSkodit.
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PRODAJf Sc move domy Q 6ti
pokojich, dobfe stavene a mo-
derne za'fizene, cast hotove, o.
statni ma mensi splatky, po pri-
pade Sc vymenl "a starsi maly
domek, ktery potfebuje opra-
WI, aneb tez pi'ijmu lot a me-
co hotove jake splatku. Male
zaji Sc v iCorlett, blize kosteIa
sv. Rodiny. Tez vam podaan
rozpocty ma jakouko-li stavbu
:neb opravu. Uspokojili ;jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
jiti j vas. Haste sc u JOS.
HO1ATA, stayitele, v {. 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 2623 J. 49, Union
'829 R. q
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kove, ohlasovala hned pani re-
ditelova. - Dvefe z neho We
dou primo do loznice, je proto
lejvhodnejsim. Zavedu tam
slecnu, aby Sc mohla po cest6
upraviti.
A pokynuvsi manzeli, dava-
la mu dpsti zretelne ma srozu-
msnou, re ieho rytirskych slu-
zeb neni uz zapotreibi. Odbo-
ella s Almou chodbou v pravo
a otevrela jedny z dveri.
Stanuly v malem predpokoji
jehoz steny hyly vylepeny We
selymi, svetlymi tapetami. v
jednom rohM stale velike zrca-
dlo, v nsmz bylo mono pre-
hlednouti celou postavu Cd spi
eek nohou az po vlasy. Celou
jednu stranu vyplnovala mala
|pohovka u nfz stal kruhovy
stolck re svetleho, iasanoveho
dfeva a til male, roztomile le-
nosky. Ma stolku bylo plno
novin, modnich. zurnali a o.
brazkovych listu. " protejsim
rohu ma rozlozitem stojanu pc
sire barvy kvetd sc misty Sc
svezi zeleni popinavych listi,
jez splyvaly v hustych choma-
cich az k zemi.
Y p6knem souladu S touto
zeleni a kvety byl persky ko-
berec. 'ktery pokryval celou
podlahu a tlumil kroky. Ma
stenach viselo. nekolik leptd,
Jim vsak Alma nemohla v6no-
vati blizsi pozornosti, nebot'
pani feditelova, spechala ma
pred a otevfela dvefe do kni-.
hovny, nyni pokoje osetfova-.
telcina. /,
Il pTirovnani s predpoko-.
jem Zdalo Sc ma prvni pohled,
re neni ,mozno ably tyto tax
RUNE komnaty byly v tax uz-.
ke blizkosti. Vzdyt' pfedpokoj.
hyfil primo bavami "a swetlemI
kdezto knihovna a citarna pa
nj tovarnikove byla uncle co
neivice sesefena.
Tapety byly temne hnedc,
zdobene jen skromne rozsety-,
mn rudymi ruzemi, jez ma prv-
nj pohled podobaly Sc krvace-
,iicimu srdci. Nabytek byl te-
.mny, chmurny. Vsechny knihy
byly v femme vazbe a zlate o.
i.izky dodavaly celkovemu to-
mu vzhledu smutecniho ma
|dechu.
Okna byla peclive zastrena
Nhustymi zaclonami, ma stomach
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VaHOoO
Vysledky obecnich vOleb '
znSmcenSsn lzemi. z Podmo.
XII. Jednotna ,kandidatka ces-
Nka v Podmoklech n. Labem
soustfedila 1187 hlasd (proti
IT'S hlasGm v roce 1919), tedy
o SO proc. vice; doposud byli
Nv oh. zastupitelstvu til, nyni
|ctyri zastupci. Nemecti social.
nj demokrate mali IL, komu-
niste ! a spojene strany mem
Lnacionalni 10 mandatu. - z
Kaplice. Zdejsi Cechove ri.
skali pfi nedGlnich volbach
|sest mandatl. z nemeckych
stran dosAhli soc. dem. 5, kf
soc, 8, ~nem. nae. 10 mandatd
Ceskou kandidatku vedl zna-
|my pracovnik Sklenar. Pohri.
chu vyskytlo Sc sest Cechu, kite
ii odevzdali preskrtane listky
a zavinili tim ztratu jednoho
elena v zastupitelstvu. - z
Kolesovic (u Podboran). Pr
|obecnich volbach ziskala ces.
ka mensina zdejsi pet manda
til. 0 pouhe diva hlasy vic a
byla by jich n1ela sest. s roz.
hofcenim konstatujeme, ze asi
60 ceskych volicd dalo sc v pc
|slednim okamziku zlakat "Bun
dem der Landwirte'', nebo "a
|totep slamy a trosek zorani pc
lie zaprodalo svoji narodnost
Nebyt jejich prorady, mohl.
miti Cechove die .scitani lidu
u L. 1919 osm mandatu. - v
Porici u Trutnova dobyli Ces
dvou mandate. Zvoleni-: OBJ
chodvedouci Maxmil. Boubi
eek (cs. ~soc.) a Official cs. sta
mich drah Ad. Houzvicka &c
Isd.) - " Dobranech dosahl
Cesi ma radnici vetsiny. Obdr
zelit' jejich kandidati 118;
hlasu a 19 mandata. Memo
pouze 1048 hlasI a II mand;
til. v roce 1919 .pripadlo n;
|Cechy A034,. ma Nemce 106(
hlasd, takze oba tabory mel.
po 18 mandatech, pri snemov
mich volbach dobyli vsak il;
Cesi vetsini 1O2 HAST. Poce
hlasd pripadnuvsim nemeckyn
lsocialnim demokratdm klesl.
1865 IA 200 hlasu. " Cesk,
.|Lipe byli do obecniho zastupi
| ltelstva "a ceske strany zvole
mi: {. soc. dem. Frant. Kuba
lex a pet nahradnikG ,cs. soci
4 liste Jan Hanus a Ant. Pro
I chazka (rovnez pet nahradn
lk1), jakoz cesti komunist
liant. PLAT a Karel Pleva. =
Nv Doksech zvolen "a mistr
,iCechy do obecniho zastupitel
ilstva horlivy tamejsi pracovni
lpfednosta stanice Emil sBeraT
- z Broumova. PIvodni zpr
Hva o yysledku nedelnich vole
] |nehyla spravna. To byly cifr
IL voleb minulych. We skutecn
llsti obdrzely spojene ceske stu
] my 4 'mandaty, csl. soc. dem. ]
4 celkem ,tedy nikoli tri, nyhr
lp6t mandate. Nemecti .socia
Ini demokrate pozbyli v Brol
move 8 mandate.
81 Nemecka vyzyvav0st nezn
/, mezi. Okresni soud v Holesov
j clch-Bubnech zaslal ceskou 3;
lobu Karlu Gruebnerovi, maj
Ii|teh hlavniho skladu tabakus
lfRoru Y Tachopa. v techt
Idnech dosel spis zpatky $ n
i znamkon, aby mu text byl ~
q lozen do nemciny, italstiny, i
-Ibo do esperanto, jelikoz ri
al cesky jazyk neovlada. Tent
ilpfilis zasluhujeeveru odpoved
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PRODA Sc dvOurOChnny

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn ma pekne ulici ma vtch.
131. ul., jsou tam A svetnice
a koupelna dole a to same
nahore, sklep pod celym do.
mem, fernes, elektrika, plyn,
garaz. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc
u j. Smetany, 5317 Broadway
Tel. Broadway 327O. 1918
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PRODA Sc nabytek velmi
pekny, tfikusovys velour par
lor set, american walnut dining
a bedroom set, tez lampy a
karpety, 8 phi 12 a 8 pri Is.
Haste Sc v elsie 2O71 vych.
SO. ul. z Euclid. lO-l1
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MODERNI DOM o 6ti

MoDERNI DOM 0 6ti po-
kojfch koupelnou ma vych.
1876. ul. preda Sc pod cenu.
Lot je 200 str. dlouhy. Cena-
81, 800. Haste sc u J. Smeta-
ny, 5317 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway 1910. NO-l3
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NAM NEKOLIk menSich
domkG IA prodej v okoli Broad
way a vych. SIS. uk S naalo pc
nezi muzete Sc domocis sveho
fna5etku. Nam t6z nekbhk vet
sich domd ma yymenu "a men,
81 majetky, neb obchody a
fanny. Blizsi sdeli j. Stehlik,
5O31 Finn Ave. 1912
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MOVE DOMY, hotove k ma
stehovani. Jeden ma Vine
yard Ave. 2 Warner Rd.,
proti skole, Q 6 pokojich,
moderni, druhy m vych.
1876. ul. z Miles Ave. bun
galow'', tez Q 6 pokojich,
moderne zafizeny. Ulice
dlazdsne a zaplacens. Hla-
ste Sc u J. Navratila, 1874
Beechwood Ave. 2.