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Evening star., 1923-11-27
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
(BY OWNER)

goo 36TH NV, S8TH AND JEN1FER
SQUARE WEST CONN. AVE.
Corner lot. half block front on 3sth ST. and
76 feet on Jenifer ST.. with loft. alley in
rear; completely detached hollow tile house,
center-hail plan; all painted walls; garage
separate to match house; rooms. 8 baths
Built by owner in most durable manner and
occupied home for two years; metal screens
vacuum cleaner. furnace regulator, auxiliary
gas in convenient parts of house not found
in commercially built houses. Key at 3717
Ingomar ST., to CARL G. MUELLER
owner, at 336 Pa. ave- NV; $23, $50. Phone
Main 1898. Agents paid on any actual sale.
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ONLY %,65O.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SEVEN-R0OM HOUSE, H.-W.H.. BATH.
elec.. chickens, large garden. fruit trees.
berries; rent reasonable. Lacey. Va. Phone
IlA ranlnn SlkE-i
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BROOkLAND.
S9,OOO-Complete Garage
Terms.
THE BEST VALUE on THE MARKET To-
DAY AT THE PRICE.
6-ROON COMPLETE MODERN HOME.
MOVE IN on DEPOSIT.
One OF the very best values offered today.
similar houses are priced at 81. 600; good
sized rooms. large pantry large porches front
and back, open fireplace. tiled bath. oak
floors; all street improvements: located In
very desirable section of Brookland- Wood
ridge. close to new schoo! building. Sanitary
and other stores. Compare this property with
any other at the price.
McLACHLEN RANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G..
Main 49,. Evenings. North 3i3.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C. REAL ESTATE
IN any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HElSkEIL. Ills Eye st. NV.
uT'!Ck LOANS d. e. PROPERTY Ind & 9rd
trusts: rpfna nciuC; any amt. =. VI. BARRETT
15l7 II ST. NV. Main 1861. Evgs., Adams 1894
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REAL ESTATE LEANS

MONEY To LOAN ON u c. OR MD. LIST, cnd
3rd trust. Mr.. ABRAMS. Main s3S 7oS
18th 81. NV. suite 2o4. 80
Isl AND @nd TRUST NOTES NEGOTIATED:
nnick actitOn; any amt; Dist. & Md. HARRY
W. NEiI.AMS .2S 18th st. NV Main S33 Gs
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5000.
Northeast.
Terms only $500 cash. Practically new
house, well situated and convenient to ca
line. Six rooms. modern hath, electric light
and pipeless heating plant. Immediate pos
session Easy monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 1910. ~ i47 X st. NV.
Real Homes for Colored People
You are being offered q real oppor-
tunity in these brand-new houses-just
fnished-on
Columbia Road
(BETWEEN GEORGIA AVE. AND SHER-
MAN AVE.)
Come over and see them and you'll be
convinced that you couldn't invest, your
money to better advantage.
They couldn't be In q better neighbor-
hood nor more. conveniently planned or
arranged.
Sample Home,
753 Columbia Road NV. r
Six rooms, bath. front and back porches,
hardwood floors: hot-water heat.
OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION DAY
AND EVENING.
Reasonable Prices.
B. B. PINN,
Owners Representatirel
7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
PHONE COL. 5sl7.
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u. {. AND MARYLAND 1st AND cnd TRUST
r"al estate loans AZ 5ia .-6-6lc liberal loans:
low charges: We get results. WM r. HAIR
1tNG \ co. HOS 16th ST. Main 31o.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. {.
Before purchasing home in Woodbridge or
Brookland. see me. as I have large list of
rev houses and bungalows to choose from.
Specials:
1-room house, so. Of r. !. ave.: (: large
rooms, large lot, $50 per month. including int.
New 6room house; p ami: $3.50 cash, $50
per mo- s.>.
New Groom bungalow, sleeping porch $500
cash. Can arrange monthly payment.
Beautiful home; nearly acre OF ground or
nauental. shade and fruit tree shrubbery. Can
make terms. Choice lots. $500 up.
M. O. BULL,
North 6611-J. 200 B. !. ave. ne.
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11o022 HoLBRooK ST. NE.

1l2U-22 HULBRUUk ST. NE.
Open for Inspection
large rooms tiled bath: h.-w.h.. cleo,
oa K floors roomy kitchen. buiit-in refrigerator.
| built in garage. II square north 14th and II
ne at Morse. Easy terms. c. W. WILL
| LIAMs. owner and builder. $50 Randolph ST..
| NV. Col 3174 Adams 1883. 29s
| IN WHITE SECTION. NORTHEAST, 1900
! Gales St ne: detached frame: six rooms and
| bath; latrobe: now occupied by monthly ten
ant: large yard: $500: $500 cash. balance
| like rent.
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S17,5W.
BOSS & PHELPS.

GEORGETOWN
Tapestry brick home. near Wise. ave. and r
st. q rooms and bath: hot-water heat. electric
lights: room for garage: perfect condition.
$3.50 cash. Reasonable monthly payments.
C. 2. BARRETT. 1902 X. Main eOl6.
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! CoLoRED. I0-RO0M HOUSE. TAK0MA
! Park. $42.5o; also 4-room house. $40. Apply
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
One Of those exceptionally fne Kennedy
built homes located in the 1900 block OF
lamont street. square conceded to be
the most desirable in Mount Pleasant. II
contains 8 large. well proportioned rooms.
two tile baths, also a maids room and
complete bath. two large sleeping porches.
hardwood floors both first and second floors
and every modern appointment Brick
garag. for two cars. Price. $l9,250 Now
vacant.
Evening star., 1923-11-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continue

9 SMALL HOUSES.
$4,000 Each.
For sale az whole or will trade. View;
electric H lights; hot;wa.er heat. Act quick,
e. i: WARISG & CO..
219 Bond Bldg.
18th and \. Y. Ave. Franklin 557i
Mr.. 10th & WEBSTER SITS
A comparatively new two-story, semi
detached brick home. located west of 18th
81 There are five bedrooms, including a
large inclosed and heated sleeping porch
on the second floor, two tile baths living
room. open fireplace. dining room Kitchen
pantry and all the latest Convenience i'm
Guiding built-in freproof garage. Price
Sl1 900 to immediate buyer.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 III st. NV Realtors Franklin s5O3
COLORED-S3,25O.
SlxroOm aud bath home In fire section ~
northeast. Deep lot Easily financed. smsu
sIafII@ Co ~ 81 q in-Iscss Htf
OPEN
1928 CONN. AVE.
Delightful. well lighted new home with sid.
lot, near Conn. ave. bridge. Well designed
and spacious throughout twO-csr brick garsge
Attractively priced. with convenient terms
$500 cash: $1!5 monthly
Yonr Realtor or
MlDDAUGH & SHANNON
Incorporated. Main $685.. Established 1893.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and II.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
Frs mortgages in the District Of Columbia
II over $4,000 and security satisfactory at
!"sns made in Washington and nearby sections
:. Naryi"nd and Virginia on a lB-year month
Evening star., 1923-11-27

FOR COLORED
1905 Linden at pe.-Brick. q rooms and
bath. latrobe heat: price. S4.a50 can be
bought ON easy terms.
GEO. W. LIsKINs.
, 1923-11-21

Misses Fern and Helen Ashley were
in from the ranch this week.
Hardy Shull was observed on the
Rialto on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Margaret Hayden is planning
to take a well earned vacation shortly.
MI. and Mrs. Joe A. Jones and son
Joe Jr., II spending several days in
Cody.
Werner Schupbach of Douglas, Wy
oming, was calling on Cody merchants
this week.
Mrs. Dave Shelly has been called
to Chicago by the death of her moth
err.
Coral A. Smith of Meeteetse was
attending to business affairs in Cody
on Monday.
Annie May Corder is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism that has
kept the young miss from attending
school for several weeks.
Walter Royce, police commissioner
and prominent politician of Casper,
Wyoming, is visiting with MI. and
Mrs. N. P. Rienecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Skinner, of
Red Lodge, were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McElvain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner motored back
on Monday
Frank r. Scott, of Meeteetse, was
looking after business matters in Cody
this week. Mr. Scott is now operating
the Greybull Coal Mine at Meeteetse.
Bud Cox and Barry Williams man
aged to get to town this week, the
bad roads having kept them from
making the trip last week.
Art Nolan is very ill in Henry Goud-
reau's rooms in the Pioneer building
where he has been for some three
weeks. He went to Dr.. Howe's office
and became so ill hat he could not
get downstairs again. He had planned
to go to Mayo Brothers the next week.
Mr. Dean Hays, who was formerly
a resident of Meeteetse and well
known to the old timers in this vi
cinity, is nov superintendent of the
Mutual Oil company, with headquar-
tiers at Hominy, Oklahoma.
The girls of the High School Drum
and Bugle Corps will make a canvass
of the town within the next few days,
soliciting subscriptions for magazines,
the money earned in this manner to
be used to pay for their uniforms and
equipment. The Drum and Bugle
Corps presented a fine appearance in
the Armistice Day parade, and the
girls should be given encouragement
and support.
, 1923-11-21

Earl Martin and Miss Mildred AL
bert were quietly married in Cody on
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterion
Manse by the Rev. Carl V. Brown.
Miss Louise M. Filing and Harold
Hogan witnessed the ceremony.
Earl Martin is one of the well
known and popular young mar of the
community, having been connected
with the staff at Holm Lodge for the
past two years, and has been engaged
as winter keeper.
Miss Albert is a pretty and accom-
plished young lady from Chapman,
Kansas, who has spent several sum-
mers in the Park as an employee of
the Park hotels. Since the park sea-
son closed she has been at Holm
Lodge.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin are extending congratulations
and best wishes for a happy married
life. The young couple will make
their home at Holm Lodge for the
winter.
, 1923-11-21
NOTICE

Owing to the illness of Mr.. Arthur
Nowlin the books of the Cody Mill
ing company will be at the First Ma
tional bank. Parties wishing to pay
their bills can see C. E. Parker at the
First National Bank.
N21-2S CODY MILLING Co.,.
, 1923-11-21

"Let's Go Travelling" to the Upper
Sage Creek schoolhouse on Friday
Mite, November 23rd, and see what
kind of show the Sage Checkers can
put on It's for the benefit of the
Sage Greek Country Club.
, 1923-11-21

A special meeting of the Southfork
Farm Bureau Association will be held
at the Irma Flat schoolhouse Friday
evening, November %. Attendance of
all members is requested.
, 1923-11-21

Do not hoplessly sing, Darling l
Growing Old" Go to the Rose
Beauty Parlor and be made young
again. p
, 1923-11-21

Place your order for Thanksgiving
flowers NOW so that you will not be
disappointed. The Cody Greenhouse.
Phone 132.
, 1923-11-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house. See S. 1. Lavender, Phone
74-W. If
, 1923-11-21

Do not hoplessly sing, Darling l
am Growing Old" Go to the Rose
Beauty Parlor and be made young
again. p
, 1923-11-21

Place your order for Thanksgiving
flowers NOW so that you will not be
disappointed. The Cody Greenhouse.
Phone 1872.
, 1923-11-21

Place your order for Thanksgiving
flowers NOW so that you will not be
disappointed. The Cody Greenhouse,
Phone 1872.
, 1923-11-21

If your electric iron, toaster or per-
colator need repairing, send it to the
Cody Electrical Shop. Flanagan can
fix it.
, 1923-11-21

Why pay more? Flanagan sells for
less at the Cody Electrical Shop.
, 1923-11-21

A deal all the year O at the
Cody Electrical Shop.
, 1923-11-21

FOR SALE-Hay and Pasture "a
tons quality alfalfa and 400 acroo
of good pasture ;open water and
shed shelters. Clarks Fork pa"
ture at $3.50 per month per head
Keystone Barn, w. S. Widdous,
1910 If
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-15

uskrtil a hodil do propasti. Ia
nedlouho Schenk zavrazdil i sc
stru nest'astne Tymalove. Oba
spachali jeSte nekolik dalsich
vrazd. Ia tyto hrozne zlociny
byl Schenk odsouzen k smrti
provazem a Schlossarek k dozi
votnimu zalari. Pc 40.letem Ia
lari vratil sc nyni Schlosarek
do sve rodne obce Hranic. Jest
74lety a die zprav listd 4Olety
zalar jej nezkrusil. Pc pricho-
du ma obecni urad v Hranicich
zadal, ably Sc obec o n6ho po-
starala. (Zprava tato objevila
Sc We "Venkovu", ac Slosarek
byl obesen "a nedlouho po roz-
sudku. Byla take pozdeji w.
'vracena, jelikoz Slosarek sc
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Povsstny Slosirek propusten

ma svobodu. Temer pred 40 le-
ty byla vefejnost v byvale ra-
kouske monarchii rozrusena
vrazdami, jichz pachateli byli
povestny Hugo Schenk a Ka-
rel Schlosarek, zamecnicky po
mocnik z Vidne. Pachatel pri-
sernych zlocinu vyhledavali
mlade divky. Schenk svedl O.
bet odevzdal il Schlosarko-
vi, ktery hroznym zpusobem
nest astne divky zprovodil Sc
sveta. Schenk vyzval Kateri-
nu Tymalovou z Hranic na
schuzku k Teplicim, kde krat-
ce pc prijezdu zavedl il ma biz
Ky vrch, kde je ocekaval Schlo-
sarek. Tento nest astnou divku
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LEPSf MINULOSTI HIN.
KOVY A JURIGOVY.
Lud'acti predaci nebyli vzdy
nepriteli cechi.

kaTCl 1uSek pIlIIdSI sC
"Slov. Denniku" doklady Ce-
chofilske minulosti Hlinky a
Jurigy, kteri Sc nyni nejvice
exponuji v boji proti Cechum.
Minulost ia nenl vlastne ami
tax davna, vzdyt' ma pr. jeden
cechol lilskych proevd Juri-
govych pochazi z r. 1919.
Hlinka stal 4. kvetna 1908
pred soudem v Bratislave. Tam
prohlasil k soudcam: "Ci sa
nasim mad arskym bratom pa
ci, alebo nepaci, predsa costa
ne vernon pravdou, ze my Slo-
vaci SINE Cechmi jedno pie
ma, jedna osveta, jeden ma
rod"
Nebyl nepritelem Cechu ami
Juriga. TAX Is. lnora 1919,
Ikdy Juriga byl w V oposici pro
| ii Wade a kdy nemecka a ma
d d'arska verejnost ocekavaly
Cd neho, re sc postavi proti
Cechum, prohlasil Juriga: Go
Ina airozhodnejsie sa ohradzu-
jem proti tomu, re by ma kto-
| kcl'vek do slvisu priviedol S
umyslami a agitaciami protlce
lskymi. Som "a vrucnu ceskoslo
Ivesku jednotu a zatracuiem
kazdu proticesku agitaciu. Be-
bratov Ceehov upadli by SINE
Ease do hrobu, do larma. z kto.
|rcho sme povstali vernon ODE.
Itavost GU Cechov. Y Ceskoslo.
venskej jednote je spasa na.
|sa."
Vykonny vybor teze l'udov.
strany, iez schvalila loni proti
ceske 'Zilinske' memoran-
dun, priial dne a. listopad,
1919 resoluci. Y niz Sc pravi
Ia celu stranu Pudovll pre- pr
i, tomnost celu buducnost' We
: refine a slavnostne vyhlasuje
, me. ze bude pracovat' pre- jed
noty Cs. repubiky a pre- vset
ko. co podporuje, zivi a sosil
ihuje jednotu ceskoslovenske
/ ho Pudu'. "kto sa prehres
!proti tymto zasadam, bude
Iradov' nasich vyluceny a verej
ne odsudeny.'
4 Jak ie videt, jestli 81 kdo cd
poruje, iestli Sc kdo chova ne
dusledne a bezcharakterni
y pax je to l'udova strana a je,
:, vudcove. Kdy lhali panove il
> riga Hlinka? Ones ci
u 1908. resp. l.. 1872!
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slava nespocivala jen v dobrem
zlate, zrnitem slozeni a uncle
cke podobe, ale take v tom, ze
byl to dukat bohate zeme, moe
neho statu q cestneho, pficinli-
veho naroda. Prvni dukaty We
stredni Europe byly vdbec du-
katy ceske, razene "a Jana Lu
cemburskeho a majici lilii ma
jedne a obraz sv. Kftitele ma
druhe strane. Nasledovaly pax
dukaty Karla w., Vaclava w.,
Vladislava II. Byly to mince
hledane byly viditelnym zpa-
menim blahobytu zem6 ceske.
Dnesni ceskoslovensky dukat
8 obrazem sv. Vaclava budi
vzpominky ma starou ceskou
slavu a ma blahobyt starych
dob stava Sc predzvesti ra-
dostnejsiho hospodarskeho III
vota naseho. Neni sice dnes je
ste viditelny mznamenim bla-
hobytu ceskoslovenskeho sta
!, tu, ale jiste uz je viditelnym
lznamenim lepsich hospodar-
skych pomeru. Neni trcba, aby
chom byli jesitnymi ma to, re
sc stavame ctvrtymi fade
statu Sc zlatou menou v Evro-
pc. ale hrdymi muzeme byti.
Vzdyt' pred ctyri lety jsme
zatinali, jak Sc rika, varit z
vody a nemeli jsme mic, leda
dobrou vuli a pracovite ruce a
mozky. Dnes uz zaciname ra-
zit dukaty. Skutecnost tato
mnoho povlda. Vsichni citite,
re pres vsechny omyly, proti-
venstvl a uklady narod mas pra
coval poctive a proto cesky du-
kat vltate take jako svedectyi
ceske pile poctive prace. Ce-
sky dukat bude opravdu narod
mi minci. Pripomene YAM slav-
nou minulost, upomene vas IA
ukoly a povinnosti prltomosti a
Iposilni vasi duveru v slavnou
budoucnost.
/ O zjevu velmi smutnem, ro-
izepisuje Sc Nor. .-Slezsky Den
mix: Opilstvi ma Hane ku podi-
Ivu Sc vzmaha, nebot' temer ne
IuvefitelnG holduje Sc slivovici
Lee to videt nejlepe ma Preroy
lsku, kde ukazuji Sc jiz pripad,
otravy alkoholem, nasledken
: nemirneho poziti slivovice. NJ
davpo V Krevosicich jednoht
isouseda opileho stivovici odva
zeli ma .voze a jista zena ko
lem jdouci ucinila jakousi. po
,.lznamku. Opily tim vydrazden
vychrlil ne.iake nadavky a sko
nal. | Y Nemcicich stal Sc ne
davno polobny pripad otravy
Pozehnana q pokrokova Han:
Ipodleha koralccnimu moru ia
: ko pred valkou hornate zaosta
: le kraje. Slivovice je tolik, q
i We mestech j, zdrazenou dane
!, mi, jiz nechteji kupovati tai
O. Sc Pile donna ma vsich jako vo
!? da.
Il Jests pametnik RadeckehG
}, tSdeluje sc, zc We Stczirkach
; llradce kr;il. zije jeste jede
G pam6tnik Radeckeho a sice 8
], lety p. Josef Kloucek, jen
J tam byval d]ouha leta stare
j |stou. Evl otcem l3 ditek,
l. nichz 8 zustalo ma zivu a III
d dnes 25 vnuku a 5 pravnuki
olNa vojne slouzil Z let. !.
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NcOAOoIUvcnSky 0ukat. OVe-
domili jste 81, proc jste tax dy-
chtive a radostne cetli zpravy
Q Geskoslovenskych dukatech,
jichz razbu schvalila nedavno
nase poslanecka snemovna ?
Mona, re jste 0 tom nepremy-
slcli, ale iiste 81 vzpomenete,
&c pri prvni zprave razbe &c.
skych dukatu cosi sc ozvalo ve
vasem srdci. Eyla to tradice,
jez sc dedi 2 pokoleni ia poke.
lenl. Pfedkove nasi nell svui
dukat - a byl to slavny du.
kat, iak nam to znazornil Jira
SEX We SVEN "Bratrstvu". Jehe
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Toto jest model move knihovny university Louvaine
egii kera ma byt postavena ondd zskanych mezi d9t
mi amerckych skoach Phvodni knhovna bya znicena,
kdyz vrhi do Louvane pocatku sveove vaky P
Inv pro sou prac prosueho amerckeho arch
tekta Whitney Warrena bude stati million dollari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-15

s'Ty jsi mlj mily, zlaty. dra-
ny muzicek -"
"Rany bozi. Emco, vzdyt' uz
isem Sc vydal z posledni koru-
nyW
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Patecnf
Hodinnovy
Prodej
Cd 4 DO S HODlN,

Epsomova hofka sIl,
Is lb IA .$l.W
Nejtistsi sui v S fber-
mich krabicich. Pf1S.
D6tsk8 '19c spodky Sc
zbyld letni zbozi. jenom
mensf miry. PnA.
$l.Oo barevny stolnf
damasek yard .66c
Import. IS p. 5, staloba-
revny. peknych koStek
plaidn. " Prs.
Damske 39c rukA- !
vice po .Z6c
DvouSpOnk0ve. bAy cha.
moiset, velk. S--S ..rf12.
chlap. obleky ! z pa.
~ ialhot E.. .$4.s5
Pekne pruhovany kaz-
mir. pods. ? parry spodR0
cd 7-ls !. 3. pat.
J islso .is,sa.
koberce po :. .00c
Calounove bruselske ko-
berce velk. 27l5l. 8. ratro
Seolni voslcovan6
plltno yard Ale
vyb. jak, IN yardu SIR.
bflt, prav. hod. $40.
5. pstro
$l.2s pfedtijtSnS
po5t6f. povlalxy Zoe
Pravidclnc velkostl. w.
borne jaKosti. par 75c.
3 patre
v&le6lEy do hracich
plan po .7c
Slovnf nastrojove role
jcn tuto hodinu &c.
-. -. -
) 40c alklenlxy M ovoc.
~ Jekvy po .2lc
8 8 podstavcem, pekne W.
pravene ma =. patfe
!. 75c valchy ma prs-
do po ...-..-..4 .49c
Laundry Globe zn&mky.
!. xinkovA komposice. velke.
s. patro
; 2Oc sheeting,
: yard jen .l5c
!. 10 y. $. nebfleny prostr.
Z Nahy. bcxvadny Sklcp.
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vrativSi byl bratrem povestne-
no vraha.l
Soudruh Y. sc zcnil. j

Soudruh. Y. sc zenil. Jeho
kamaradi mu v den svatby ga
peli piseh Rudy prapor". Kdyz
jeho vyvolena druzka zivota
zaslechla slova:" My novy III
vot chcem ma zemi," tulila Sc
k svemu manzelu a dlvern6 S
prosebnym tonem mu pravila:
"Vid' muzicku. novy zivot az
IA diva roxy"
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Cd II DO IL HOD. Cd IL DO l. HoD

Old IL Do IL HOO.
25c bileny crash
yard Ia l5c
znamky Boot Mill, ssa-
W ma rueniky. scarfy, ntd.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-26
Drastic Prohibition
Measure Rejected
By Florida House

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April "a
The house today voted down % to
SO, g. committee bill that would have
made Jail sentences compulsory for
liquor violations and also carrying
disfranchisement for liquor law VIC.
lators.
The bill was defeated after a fight
Of more than two hours, during
which a charge of political trickery
was hurled by Representative Milan
against Representative Taylor, OF
Highlands, chairman of the temper.
Gnce committee.
The general educational bill en-
dorsed by superintendent Of Public
Instruction Cawthon. setting up
strict prerequisites of applicant
teachers and Rbolishing the flying
squadron Of teachers examiners
went under fire in the senate today.
The measure withstood two Or
slaughts by Senator Hodges to kill
its main effect in Tightening up on
qualifications by teachers. one by
striking out its enacting clause and
anoths> to greatly amend its pro-
visions regarding prerequisites. and
was still the subject Of debate when
the regular hour Of adjournment
arrived
The senate IN the meantime de.
cided to come back for its first aft
ernoon's session in order 20 keep
abreast of it's calendar.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-26
NJ CUTCHE:ON HEADS
GEORGIA MASONS;
OFFICERS INSTALLED

MACON, Ga, April "a. At the
close Of the Tuesday afternoon ses-
sion of the grand council, Royal and
Select Master Masons of Georgia,
Pleas T. McCutcheon, of Franklin
was elected grand master. succeed
ing Early Fl. Johnson, OF Columbus.
Other officers elected were: F. A.
Johnson, Atlanta, deputy grand mas
ter; E. A. McHan, Macon, recorder;
Rev. John Swain, Alma, chaplain;
Clarence H. Andrews, Macon, grand
conductor of work; w. S. Richard
son, Atlanta, grand captain of the
guard; N. H. Ballard, Brunswick,
grand conductor of council; Frank
o. Miller, Fort Valley, grand stew
ard, and Lee Wages, Macon, grand
tyler.
William A. Sims, Atlanta, past
grand master, installed the officers.
The past grand masters jewel was
presented to Early H. Johnson. The
days committees were announced,
and other routine business was
transacted. The meeting closed
Tuesday night with the conferring'
of the council degrees on a big class
Of candidates. Forty Macon men
staged the initiation. Wednesday the
grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
will open a two-dGys' annual conven-
ton. A. G. Miller, Waycross, will
preside over this communication.