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Mason, Abe Attell Goldstein, Eddie

Mason, Abe Attell Goldstein, Eddie Coulon. Zulu Kid, Babe Asher, Pal Moore, Kid Pancho, Kid Roster, In- dian Russell. Nickel Belmont. Pe- many other well-known ringmen are listed among his opponents, and to- day still ply their trade of the up- holstered knuckles.
 O o O ProtO n Slugger. veteran that Bobby Hughes is, speak ing from standpoint of years' ser vice in the squared arena, has had enough fights to instill in him a thorough knowledge of the ring game. Proto is an aggressive bat tier, and bores in from start to fin ish. He will probably be right after Hughes from first gong till last
 Railbirds are looking for a slug ging match Friday night. Proto has shown tendancy to step in and slam matters out in every fight he has had at the B. A. C., while Bobby Hughes is notorious mauler. The meeting of these two is very likely to pro- duce some of the fastest and most Tommy Tompkins states that he has arranged corking good prelimi- nary card. Five bouts are on the schedule, with an old time battle royal between nine husky negro boys thrown in as added measure. Friday nights card follows:
 o o o Boxing.
 Jimmy Proto, Birmingham, vs. Bobby Hughes, Shreveport, 10 rounds. Big Boy Edwards vs. Mike Allison, 15S pounds, six rounds.
 Spark Plug vs. Kid Nasty, light weights, four rounds. Young Battling Kelly vs. Kid Carr Ian, featherweights, four rounds.
 O O O Wrestling.
 Tom Lacey, vs. Kid Curley, 10 rounds.
 Battle royal between nine heavy weight negroes. The first bout will begin at S:30 o'clock Friday night.
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TRANsORTATION BROTHERHOODS
 ,rn NEET

The fifth Sunday meeting Of the five railway transportation brother hoods is to be held at o'clock sun day afternoon in Fraternal hall. An important program has been 1T ranged. ard all members of the flNe orpanjZations are urged to attend. The meeting is being held under the direction of C. l.. Spain. chairman; H. l.. stevens. vice chairman, and d. Lloyd Davis, secretary.
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Schedules of the 1925 City league have been rearranged and revised, it was announced by Proxy James F Harrison Friday. Due to a conflict brought about by 24 teams playing on 12 diamonds. it was necessary to tear the old schedules up and draft new ones.
 Proxy Harrison appointed Vel Reaves, Inglenook, J. D. Meadwell, Standard Oil: A. E. Collier, S1 Tire Co, and F. A. Culley. secretary of the City league. to rearrange the sched- ules. All previous schedules an- nounced have been declared cancelled, and following are the new official revised schedules of the 1923 City leaCIIp.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results St. Louis $. Cincinnati {. Pittshurg T. Chicago ?. New York [, Bcston ?. Brooklyn 14. Philadelphia 4. /
 Today's Games Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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ssBatted for Nehf in eighth.
 Score by innings:
 
 New York ............... 900 OH o6x-7
 Summary Two-base hits, Bancroft CD, Boeckel, Frisch. Cunningham. Threeba hit. Meusel. Double plays, Conlon to Me Innis; Kopf to Conlon to McInnis (2) i; Kopf to Conlon to McInnis. Left on base. New York 1. Boston 1. Bases balls. off Nehf 3, Marquard {. Struck out, by Nehf l. Hits. off Nehf in innings; Ryan none In i; Marauard 12 in 2-3: Oeschger 1 in 1-3. Winning pitcher. Nehf Losing pitcher. Marquard. Empires, Me Cormick and Hart. Time, 1:57.
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Pirates Beat Cubs Again

PITTSBURG, April c6.-Pittsburg made it two straight from Chicago by winning today's game. to 2. The Pirates knocked Osborne out of the box in the second in- ming. After four runs had been scored and with the bases full, he was relieved by Dumovich, who retired the side. Score:
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PYORRHEA

Yes, ycu will be willing to do what mary others ore doing end that is write us what CCS'-o-DEAN has done for them. Make no mistakes, take RIGGS O-DEAN only. At your drussist's or di- rect. $1.C0.
 111s Fullerton Ave. Chicago, H.
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Eastern Division

April 2s-B. A. C. at All American: Cudahy at Sloss; East Lake al Avondale Park.
 May 5-All American at Sloss: Cudahy at East Lake; Avondale Park at B. A. C.
 May 12-All American at Cudahy; Sloss
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CRACKERS' EARLY LEAD ENOUGH TO BEAT BEARS, 3-l

ATLANTA, Ga, April 26-Atlanta got away to two-run lead in the first in- ming today, and the Crackers downed Mo- bile, to l. After Fulton had weathered the opening attack he pitched good bali in slab duel with Niehaus, who was on the mound for the Crackers Score:
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Robins Run Wild

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Brooklyn won the National leaEue opening game. defeating Philadelphia fl to 4 in hard hitting contest. In the opening inning, Williams hit home run. and in the sixth HiGh hit q circuit drive Score.
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..Batted for Abrams in eighth.

Summary: Two-base hits, Rousch (2),
 Clemons CD. Blades. Bohne Myers.
 Three base hits, Pineli. Sacrifice, Sher-
 del. Double plays, Hargrave and Cave
 ney Sherdel, Friegau and Bottomley. Left on base, Cincinnati 12, St. Louis G.. Bases on balls. off Couch ?, Sherdel 9. Abrams l. Struck out. by Couch 3. Sher- del 2. Abrams 1. Hits, off Couch in 4 innings; Abrams in 3; Benton 1 in l.. Wild pitch, Sherdel. Losing pitcher. Couch Umpires. Moran and Finneran. Time 1.b6,
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BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Birmingham [. New orleans 3. Chattanooga & Little Rock 3. Memphis la. Nashville Is. Atlanta 3. Mobile l.
 Today's Games New Orleans at Birmingham. Memphis at Chattanooga. Little Rock at Nashville. Mobile at Atlanta.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cleveland 3. Chicago Q. Boston 5. New York 1. Washing ton~2. Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 1, Detroit 3.
 T0day's Games . St Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at Washington. New York at. Boston.
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| sBatted for Dumovich In seventh. ; ssBatted for Stauffer in ninth. Score by innings:
 Chicago ................. 900 100 01O--2 Pittsburg ............... 040 900 21s--7 Summary: Two-base hits. Miller 2. O'Farrell. Grantham, Weiss Three bass
 hits. Statz, Frberg. Sacrifices, Carey. Terney. Double play. keileher to Grimes. Bases on balls. off Osborne 1. Du- movich 2. Stauffer 1. Struck out, by Os-
 borne I. by Dumovch 2. Adams g. Hits of Osborne in l. none out in second: :: off Dumovich in D. off Stauffer 5 in ?. ley and Pfirman Time, l 5I.
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And Hughes Billed Headline Bout Birmingham A. C. Friday Nigh
TO DISCUSS MEMORIAL
nr. Ncwfieid To Talk On Day As In.
 rentiye For Peace

Memorial Ba5; an Incentive For Peace" Is the subject of an address Friday night by Dr. Morris New field at the regular services of Tenn pie Emanultl.
 Al an open forum at 1l:15 o'clock sunday morning Congressman George Huddleston will deliver an address on Faults of Congressmen." An open discussion will follow.
 innings of the last game he started. but Wheeler had to relieve him in the seventh. Wheeler has been going good all the year and may be used Friday.
 The Partners have put in three good days of work this week and are in good shape for the game. Miller. right fielder, who has been out of the lineup on account of sickness. will be back into the game Friday.
 The Tennessee play q second game with the Methodist Saturday and leave for home. They won one game and tied another from the Panthers earlier in the year and have strong aggregation Of players.
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Cards Win In Fourth

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Couch was found for six runs in the fourth inning today and St. Louis defeated Cincinnati, to 4.
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Totals .......3s A 8 27 II 'Batted for Bishop in ninth. Score by innings:

Brooklyn ................ 122 os5 ool-lA
 Summary: Two-base hits High sand. Deberry. Barber. Neis. Parkinson Home runs Williams. High. stolen bases Ring. Olson. Sacrifice. Barber. Double plays. Holke (unasssted): Mokan to Parkinson Parkinson to Sand to Holke Left on base, Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia g. Bases on balls. Bishop 2 Hits, off Ring in 2a-3 in- nings. Behan in 3. Bishop in 1-3 Ruether in 6. schreiber | in ! Wild pitch, Ring. Winning pitcher, Ruether. Losing pitcher. Ring. Cmprea- Klem and Darr. Time. 2:0l.
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AtldHtd <uU WI Summary: Two-base hit, D. Williams. Three-base hits. D. Williams. Cueto.
 Guyon, Killinger Stolen base, Moore. Double play, Killinger to Herman. Left on base. Mobile 5, Atlanta 1. Bases on
 balls, off Fulton 1, Niehaus 3. Struck
 out by Fulton 2, Niehaus 8. Empires. Irwin and Johnson. Time of game. 1:46.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Norfolk 1, Petersburg 0. GO in nings.)
 At Portsmouth 4, Wilson g. At Richmond ?, Rocky Mount 10.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita ?, Omaha 6. Tulsa II, Des Moines 1. St. Joseph 12, Sioux City 9. Oklahoma City l, Denver ?. 11 in- nings.)
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ELORIDA STATE LEACIE

St. Petersburg 0; at Tampa 2. Bradentown s; a Daytona 9. Orlando 3, at Lakeland 2. (10 in. niuGs)
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE At Greenwood 4, Meridian 2. At Clarksdale 0, Jackson 5. At Greenville 3. Vicksburg [. At Laurel [, Hattiesburg Q.
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TEXAS LEAGUE Galveston 4. Beaumont 2. San Antonio 8. Houston s. Others rain.
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"Batted for Kopf in ninth.
 ssBatted for Nehf in eiGhth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

jsem vskutku pfesvedcen, re
neTika Nevola plnou pravdu.
A vas argument. Musil by do
ciziny a daleko, kde by ho ne
vydali. Ma to je padesat tisic
prflis malo.
Ami jsem neodpov6del ma
tuto otazku, protoze porotci 81
sami reknou: kdyby byla pri-
sla revise pozdeji, nebylo by
zustalo pri pouhych padesati.
Vynal hodinky.
- Doufam, re sc nebudou ra
dit dlouho. Vyhrano mann.
- Mate, rekl advokat, leda,
ze by snad jednim hlasem !.
= Nedelejte 81 illusi. Snad
jeden, diva hlasy, ale pet ne!
= Zvlastni JIG, ze Nevola je
tax apaticky, fekl advokat, po
d.veJte Sc! Jako by Sc tykalo
to vse nekoho jineho.
- Je jiz unaven a otupely.
Y tom Sc otevrela postrami
ldvirka, porotci vchazeli do sa-
lu, zaujali sva mista, pax vrch-
nj porotce, vysoky silny muz
mohutneho hlasu precetl da-
danou otazku, zamlcel Sc ma
okamzik a pax prohlasil:
-Dvanacti hlasy: Ano: Dru-
he otazky tim odpadly.
Posluchacstvem, nemz pa
,novalo hluboke ticho, pfeletl
tichounky sum jako vzdech.
Nevola, jenz poslouchal sto-
lie, nahhle Sc vzepial jako clio.
lvek zasazenv nahlou ranou, -
sahl rukou ke hlave, ale pax je
no paze klesla, zavravoral.
Soudni sluha jej zachytil a
iposadil.
VeTejny zalobce obhajce
proneali strucne reel, soudci
lvstali a odebrali Sc k porade.
! Nevola byl odsouzen do "a
Hare ma tri leta.
TX.
PAM pokladnikova dcerus-
kou sedely V pokoii, ODE mely
v rukou jakousi praci, ale ami
iedna, ami druha sc il nedotkla
Jeiich nervy byly pfilis napia-
lty, jejich uzkostlive ocekavani
prilis neplnilo nitro, ably byly
is to myslit ma neco jineho nez
leo Sc dalo Y tuto chvili v budo-
I've krajskeho soudu. Matka
Inemela vlastne az do dnesnlho
rama pochybnosti O vysledku
procesu, posuzovala vec striz-
livym rozumem a pocitala, jak
zaIidi vse po Nevolove odsou-
zeni, aby zasnoubila Anicku
/ Dubinovi. Ale rano sc j prece
zmocnily pochybni a obavy.
i Preliteni v soudni SIM prime
sla nejednou nenadala pTekva.
lpeni nebo-li, iak tomu rikaly
Inoviny, sensacni obraty.' Nebv-
la sice 5 to predstavIt 81, CEN
i by zalezelo neco takoyeho y
j pripadu Nevolove, ale pouhe to
slovo naplnovalo il obavami
IZprosteni dosavadniho snou.
bence dceiina by byla polka
ldala ia nestesti. Ne, re by by
la pocit ovala drive proti Neyo.
loyi antipatii nebo odpor, AM
! il nenapaIlo mic takoveho, ma
opak, mela jej zcela rada. Jak'
mile vsak byl zatcen posta.
lven pred porotu, stal Sc je,
| Ugh ocich nemoznym. | <kdybs
Sc stale, !. ze by byl szprosten
kazdy. by mohl Q nem fici, u
stal pre- porotou pro kradez.
prayda, XXI by snad, ze BY
Izplosten, ale prvni DOZEN, &c
lhyl obvlnen q takove yecl, bs
stacil,
| (po1yrso EcVysps '
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

HlINICc. Jdk JGH HeSL aSlnemll
tcmu dit6ti posetilost jeho ma
deli, blAznivost jeho ilusi vylo-
zit?
= A kdy vlastne myslis, ze
vyjde pravda ma jevo?
- Nevim, pckrcila rameny
dcera.
- Boze, to je trapeni! mari
kala matka. Wis, ze bude jej
hajit doktor Kotva?
- Slysela jsem to, rikal to
|tatinek.
- Poslys tedy: Kotva jest
|mlady advokt, vystupuie popr-
We v sensacnfm procesu, vi, ze
jde jeho povest, vynasnazi sc
tedy vsemozne, aby vyuzil vse.
no, co je We prospech obzalova-
neho, co svedci proti zalobe. A
zna zivot nejen z romanI jake
ty. Lzc-li vykon1binovat neco
ma jeho zachranu ucini to. To
prece pochopujes.
- Ano. 4
- O vine bade rozhodovat
dvanact porotcu radnych. spra
vedlivych. ba spise shoviva.
|vych lidi. Kazdy fika, ze po.
rotci soudi shovivaveji nezli
soudci z povolani. , Ii znaji ta.
ke zivot. A iiste no neodsou.
/ iii, hude-li lze nalezt dlvodne
pochyby o jeho vine.
- To neni zcela jasno.
- Jest. Kazdy Sc boji clio.
veka, nevidi-li, ze jest jeho vi
ma prokazana. A pax povaz
| re je treba re dvanacti hlasJ
osmi, ably byl odsouzen.
-. Povez mi. kam miriS ce
lym timto vykladem.
- Povim. Dorozumeme Sc
Wis, re bude-li Nevola poro
tou sprosten, neni tim rehabi
Il -a.,s - 4~44 ss45F
litovan. Do spofitelny Sc vra
Tit nemdze tax iako tax av il
mem dstavu no jiz neprijmou
To jsme ii jiz vylozili.
- Ano.
Ale pres, to vse byli by
chom ochotni dat mu te. -
Ovsem odjela bys hned odtud
tatinek by povefil Nevolu spra
vou cihelny, snad by Sc nan
lpodarilo vyrnoci mu zmenu re
no jmena. Tam byste pax me
Ii tise svatbu, nikdo by Sc 0 n
! nedovedel, az sc zavod po
vznese, p1jde tatinek do pen
Sc pfistehujeme sc "a vami.
Il - Ach, ano, maminko. is
tax hodna.
H - Ach, ia ne, 0oznavala $
bez okolkd pani Setfilova, pfi
padl ma tuto myslenku tatinel
trvalo dlouho, nez mne pohnu
abych il pokladala aspon 2
moznou. Nechapu vas. Te
clovek jako by vas byl prim
uIhranul, jste Jim jako zmame
nj. Ale konecne, jak pravin'
ably byl donna pokoj a mir, :
jsem ochotna svoi;t k tomu po
jednou podminkou.
- Jest to tedy vazano n
Ipodminku? rekla dcera.
n - Myslim, ze pf.nasi-li ma
|tka obeti, ma pravo stanovit t
kG podminky.
Anicka zbledla sevrela rty
- Jake to jsou tedy poo
minky? fekla konecne.
- To vse ma platnost, odpe
will porota aspon peti h}asy M
pckracovala matIka. Ale mt
slime pocitat i s-druhou mozne
Isti. PAX bude Nevola odsor
zen pujde do zalafe. v tor
pripade nechci, ably Sc pokls
da!a ma dcera "a snoubenk
ltrestancovu, "a snoubenku ri
dejovu.
- Ale Ia podfninka?
- Chi, abys pax Sc poklada
u la "a naprosto volnou a tax
! ednalaF eStoho. = ~.
To Jest, abychf Sc ,vdala 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

Je Dyl Id HecO Vyual. PrlZna-
vam, bez okolku, nemuzeme
to dokazat a prozradlm mu,, ze
sc ami nechceme pokouset Ia
kovy dukaz. Naopak pfipuisti-
me, ze penez vdbec nevydal.
Ale tim prave nachazime po-
hnutku. Obzalovany nebyl tax
hloupy jako byvaji obycejne
defraudanti, ably promrhal od-
cizene penize. Ponechal 81 je,
ukryl je a pocita tim, re po
vytrpenem trestu je uzme. ode
befe sc do ciziny pride tam
jako clovek zamozny. hdyby
byl peniZe vydal a mohl to do
zac. byl by Sc chopil te-
to pfilezitosti, aby unikl trest-
nimu stihani. Ale nevydal-li je,
byly by mu ovsem odebrany a
nez by dopustil tomu, radeji
stoji zde a jest ochoten pozbyt
cti, zachovalosti, vseho radeji
nez odcizenych penez. Tako-
w clovek Sc /soudi a odsuzuje
sam. - rs >
Ale doktor Kotva So medal
tax rychle odbyt.
Historic, jakou zkombi-
ncval pan vefejny zalobce, ne
ma vnitrni pravdepodobnosti,
ba ami vnitrni moznosti. kdy-
by muj klient byl pomyslel ma
neco takoveho, ne'byl by Sc spo
kohl $ takovymto obnosem. S
tkapitalem padesati tisic korun
nemuze nikde ma svete 81 hrat
na bohace, nybrz NIUE 81 "a
lozit eistenci. Ale tn jiz mel
a beze zlocinu, bez ztraty cti.
Doznava-li Sc muj klient ycini
to patrne jinych duvodu, -
snad ably zachranil praveho
vnlnika. Jakozto obvineny, ne
nj povinen mluvit pravdu, po-
uziva toho. w vsak, panove,
jste povinni soudit ne die zdan
liveho doznani, nybrz die spra
vedlnosti. Ueinite-li tax, neo-
bavam sc o osud sVeho klienta
Jeste jednou Sc zvedl statni
zastupce.
- Panove. obhajci V zaimu
jeho klienta Sc priznava vzdy
jakasi immunita, vetsi volnost
slova. Ale ia nesmi jlt daleko,
ably vedla X zneuct'ovani muzu
made vse podezreni povznese-
nych. Pan obhajce zde vyslo-
vii podezreni, re obzalovany
nepravdivym doznanim chce
zachranit praveho vinnika. Pa
move. klice od pokladny cen.
nymi papiry, jak jsme slyseli
byly diva, jeden mel obzalova.
ny, druhy pan pokladnik Sc
till. Nechci zde poukazovati
ma to. jak pusobila ma vzorne.
no toho urednika zprava tom
co Sc stale, nechci sc zminovat
o tom, jake vaznosti a duvere
Sc test We ysech kruZlch, staci
'pouziju-li argumentu pane OBJ
haicova: zde by takovy zlocir
opravdu nemal priciny. Ale
protestuji proti tomu, aby do.
znavsi Sc zlocinec byl hajer
tim, Ae Sc vrha kal podezreni
na muze zachovaleho a raduji
Sc z toho, re byl vrze'n nahodou
prave ma muze, jehoz nemuze
dosici, tax sc stall neskodny
Obhajce sc ohradil proti to-
mu, ze by Sc dotykal nejak Sc
trilovy cti, president soudu Wy
lozil porotcum pfedlozene otaz
Ky, pax Sc u ! 4clenoye porpty ode
bnali ksporade, V soudni sin
nastal sum.
= Myslil jsem 81, ze budete
paukazovat Ia motivy, pi,avi'
statnl 1asUupoe oDhaJ1l, to hyla
jedina slablna zaloby.
- Alesslabina naramna, pa
ne statnl, amal sc doktor. 0.
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Y TENATECH
RON An
Napsal Karel M. Pribramsky.
- r O NJ A N

razila konecne Anicka a dala
Sc do place.
Jeji Shy patrne pohnuly pa
nj pokladnikovou.
- Ale, Anicko! Preliceni
pred soudem je piece posledni
prilezitost, kdy by mohla vyjit
ma jevo jeho nevina.
- Snad. Ale budu cekat?
- Do kdy? A nae?
- Nevim Ale miluji
jej.
Matka zvedla oci k nebi a
radeji vysla 2 pokoje.
Odpovedel isl jig neco
Dubinovi? tazala Sc pax man
zela.
Jeste ne, pravil, ostatne
VvckeJme pfOccSu.
Mas pravdu, bude talk
snad nejlepe.
Tax doslo ke preliceni. Brzy
jak 81 Nevola pfal. Ackoli by
la porotni sin nabita poslu-
chacstyem. necekalo Sc mic sen
sacniho, pachatel Sc doznal,-
vsecky vyslechy byly vlastne o.
pakovanim toho, co sc vadelo
jiz davno. Zdalo Sc, re posice
obhajcova v proceau je zoufa-
Ia, mmozi litovali sympatickeho
doktora Kotvu, re prvni jeho
porotni pfipad je vec jiz pre-
dem prohrana.
Ale posluchaci byli nemalo
prekvapeni, kdyz &c mu poda-
filo nalezt argumenty opravdu
ucinne.
Velecteni rani porotcove,
pravil, pan statni zastupce We
sve reci dovedl nam veln,i Jas
ne dokazat, ze obzalovany spa
chal Gin, ze ktereho jest obvi-
men. dOyedl nam ukazat. lax o.
tiskoyal a padelal klice, jak za-
staval v kancelari pod zamin-
kou nutnych rraci sam, aby
tam kradl jak lstive Sc ubrahil
veskeremu podezfeni, povede;
nam vse, co jste cht6li,, ba
snad, co jste nechteli vedet, =
vSecko vam rekl, zahrnul de-
tally, zasypal vas podrobnost-
mi, ien ably skryl nejvetsi sla-
binu svych vyvodd, abyste pro
spoustu zajimavosti 81 nevsim-
Iii, re uplne pominul jednu O.
tazku, to otazku hlavni. Ia
pomnel nebo nemohl nam totiz
vylozit pan verejny zalobce,
proc Sc dopustil pan obzalova-
ny techto cinG. Nikdo nejed-
Ina bez pticiny, bez dostatecne
, pohnutky. Penize SAMMY SO.
be mali cenu jen pro lakomce;
vsichni svedci bez vyjimky po-
,tvrzujf, ze obzalovany nepatri
k tomuto druhu lidi. Uikradl.
Ii tedy penize, pouz;l jich ne
! 'jak. Ale bylo zjisteno, re ne
mel ami nakladnych vasnl, an
nebyl lehkovaznym marnotrat
nikem, jako nebyl lakomcem
Ncni tu motivu, jenz by vysve-
! tloval tento Gin; nemel dluhu
I'll We sporadanych pomerech
inehral, nemel milostnych pomt
Ri, nebyl pijakem, oaech pc.
Inez take jiz nema a piece men
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Evening star., 1923-08-12
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

$500, Groom house. with 1OO-feet front
age, and garage. House has dry basement
tubs. furnace. electric lights, sewer and
water. Convenient to new school. Terms.
$3.50. Groom modern stucco bungalow
with all improvements large lot and poultry
house. Large dry basement. Hot-watpr heat
oak floors, and fireplace. $1,000 cash
1900 is the sacrifice price on modern Groom
colonial house. Has extra large living room
with fireplace. oak floors. large screened porch
three good bedrooms and closets, and tiled
bath with built in fixtures. Fine electric
range. Extra deep lot.
81, 500 several new and Broom bungalows
with all modern conyeniences. Ready for oc-
cupancy. Easy terms
Two shingle bungalows. rooms and
sleeping porch. rooms. dining alcove and
sleeping porch. Extra large front porches
built in garages. Lots as by 200. Hot-water
heat or hot-air, as desired. SO, $50 and 81, 500
sc, 700 Groom elastea stucco bungalow near
sanitarium. Corner lot, with garage. All i'm
movements. $500 cash.
81 $50, rooms and hath, near Silver Spring.
Furnace heat electricity. Water and Sewer.
Garage. 81 600 cash.
See additional list in Saturdays real estate
display.
LILLE g. HENDRICK,
% Carroll ave-, Takoma Park. Adams Sso1
Evening star., 1923-08-12
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

ATTRACTIVE NORTHEAST PROPERTY;
eight rooms. two garages; 81. 900 equity; part
cash. balance farm acreage. Is 1th ST.
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN s-RM. DE
tached house for or ) rm. bungalow. Ad-
dress Box 128-T, Star office. Ia
LARGE HOUSE OF - ROOMS. ANIL, GA
rage. Will consider small modern place, sub
urbs. 1747 at. Franklin 1888.
DOWNTOWS-l2-R ROOM AND 2-BATH MOD
ern house, with Gear brick garage (having
heat. light and water). renting at Sle5 month
ly; clear of Membranes Want equity in
downtown business property west of 1lth st
and north of G.. Prefer house that can be re-
modelled into Offices. ii. SCHMIDT, 729 10Th
st. Main 2a1l
l3 ACRES. CLEAR, 7-RO0M BUNGALOW;
h-w.h., bathrooms, tile fixtures, garage.
lawn. etc: good road. near cars and railroad
Trade for business property or reasonable ofer
considered.
n ZARIN. 643 Florida Ave. NV. .
rs ACRES, 10-RO0M H0Usb, H.-W. HEAT.
bath: fve-room tenant house. brick pump
house. 12-horsepower gasoline engine. neces-
sary shafting for farm work. large barn. 20
acres Of timber, fruit, beautiful views, shade
trees; "a mile to Beltsville. trolley and rail
road.
MORGAN Z. MORGAN & CO.,
Franklin 1920 923 10th st. NV.
Evenings Phone Frank 1881 West 503-W.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
TAKOMA PARK MD

TAKOMA PARK. MD.
New bungalow, rooms and bath; ami. :;
sleeping porch; front and rear porches. large
concrete cellar. lot 50x390 It.; improved street
with nne saads: $6 GOO With terms. a Wood-
land ave. Adams 2a29-W. 12s
Evening star., 1923-08-12
FOR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY FOR CALL
fornia property. city or country. We specialize
in all kinds Of exchanges. Write. full par
ticulars. ELMO & BALLAGH, 303 Jr. Orpheum
bldg Calf