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FARMY MA PRODEJ. Ho-.

FARMY MA PRODEJ. - Ho-
dlate-li koupiti, name 200 IA
rem cd l akru do 500 akru,
nektere ma vymenu "a mestsky
majetek. Jsou to nejlepsi ze-
iinafske, drubeznicke a NILE
karske fanny zapadne cd Gle
velandu, rovna poloha. Name
pro vas farmu jakou 81 pfeje-
tie. Gilbert Bros, Elyria, O.
Mas zastupce J. Lukas, $3.50
E. 48. st. blize Pershing Ave.
8-21
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|jfc, patrave popatfila ma mlu'
ciho.
"Snad mne uz ami nepozna
vate?" dokladal on.
"Jsem jenom velice prekva
pena, re vas tn shledavam,
|odtusila pani i podala mu ru
lku, kterou on dvorne polibil.
| "Rytir Nettwall," special;
krasavice pany navzajem pre-
staviti, "setnik Halaburd =
ImGj bratranec ;"
/ Dustojnik musel Sc tomu u
smati, jakou jistotou jej II
sveho bratrance vydavala pa
novi, ktery ami tusiti nemohl
ze to pouhy zert.
Rytfr Netwall byl nevysoky
hubeny a bledy pan, jemuz m;
10 schazelo do padesatky, ak
vousy jeho, po zpdsobu Napo
leona III. upravene, cernaly Sc
ljako uhel. Podobnou barvol
vynikaly take jeho vlasy, kite
re sc vsak cd vousu rozeznavs
ly tim, re ne vsechny vyrostly
ma jeho vlastni pdde.
Oden byl pan Nettwali jake
do salonu, mel beloskvouci pra
dlo, bilou kravatu, Svihacky
cerny kabat, ma ramenou, ma
hrudi a v bocich slime vatou
podlozeny; v knoflikove jeho
dirce rdelo Sc cerstve ruzove
poupe.
'Naposledy," pokracoval v
hovoru, mel jsem, milostiva
lpani, cest meskati vami a va
sim panem chotem v Karlo-
vych Varech. Cd te DOLBY, po-
hrichu -"
"Jsem ovdov6la," di S po-
vzdechem pani.
Rytir vyslovil il hlubokou
svoji soustrast a vrele polito-
val pana Malezana, o nemz
by Sc byl nenadal, re sc ma
tomto svete uz neshledaji. Ably
vsak pri tomto truchlivem pred
metu neprodleval dele, nez by
10 nevyhnutelne potrebi, obra-
til rec jinam.
'Eohuzel," vece, "musi ted
clovek ma ztratu nejednoho do
breho znameho byti pfipraven.
. Pan setnik, jak sc zda, byl
take ma bojisti?"
tx sluzbam," zn6la odpo-
Ved'.
"Snad u Sadove?"
"Nikoli, byl jsem hned u
Skalice ranen."
ma stesti jen TAX" ozvala
Sc krasavice, "ze mGze slabe-
mu zenskemu stvoreni dobre
delat strazneho andela."
"Prosim, milostiva pani,"
branil Sc dastojnik proti tax
lichotivemu nazvu.
Tu Sc primal sklepnik $ j.
diem a rytir Nettwall Sc VIDA
lii, vyprosiv 81 dovoleni, aby
pozdeji Ease pfijiti smell.
SpoleGnost, k nizto sc vra-
til, sestrkovala hlavy, ably 81 s
MIN o prichozich tise pohovo-
rila. Ale take oni mezi sebou
mluvili utajenym hlasem.
'Bratranku," pravila ctvera
Give vdova, "sestrenici Sc ne
rika milostiva pani = rozumi-
te?"
"Pravda, pravda," sv6dcil
on, uznavaje svou chybu. "Ale
draha sestrenicko, coz sc ma
bratrankovi rikat vy?"
''Pred rytirem, mohu-li sc
ma svou pamet' spolehnout,
jsem vam .jiste nevykala. Ostat
ne by take to proslo mezi bra
trankem sestrenici, ktefi sc
tax ridko vidali, jake my diva. u
I ''Prosim vas," tazal ses Ha.
laburd, "co pax je vlastne ter
rytir?"
"Nu, rytir."
"Ale svym povolanim?"
/
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DELNICI! - Nam domek 0
5 pokojfch "a $27OO, dale do
mex o 8 pokojich "a $780,
Vymeni sc tez "a mensi farmu.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. Pokorny, cls.
6OO1 Broadway. S-18
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DOBRY INVESTMENT. C.

DOBRY INVESTMENT. Ci-
hlova apartmentni budova sc
dvema story v prdceli, dvema
moderne zarizenymi byty a
jednim v zadu. Fernes ma te-
|plou vodu, dvojita garaz, Sc
|proda "a S21,50O, bude-li pro-
dana rychle. Haste sc u J. +.
Nejedlik a j. j. Mikes, realtos,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886 - Union 1861 r. !?
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PRONAJME Sc byt dole o 4
pokojich s koupelnou, fernes,
elektrika, plyn, Haste sc V els.
1865 vych. 1875. ul. z Kinsman
Rd. 8-15
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc jeden pam liza byt
Sc stravou. Haste Sc cisle
2942 Solon Ave. v zadu.
S-18
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PRIME Sc krejcovsky delnik
ma zakazkovou muzskou pra-
ci u B. Charouzka, {. 1923
Union Ave. S-15
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PRODA Sc dim o 6ti pokojich
moderne zarizeny {. 1851 W.
chodni 142. ul. Cena $1,000,
hotove $700, ostatni ma mirne
mesicni splatky. Haste Sc u
majitele {. 11725 Miles Ave.
Tel. Broadway, 3164. sic
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o 5ti po-
kojich nahore, koupelna, plyn.
Haste Sc V els. 123O4 Union
Ave. 2-17
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EEZDETNf MANzELE hleda-
j mensi byt V okoli Broad
way neb Fleet Ave. Nechte a.
dresu V adm. t. listu. 8-16
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
MORAN FOR MANAGER
He VIII Again Lead the Cincinnati
Nationals, According to Statement
Made BY Garry Hermann.

Cincinnati Nov. 13.-All doubt as
TO who will be manager of the Gin
cinnati Nationals, was settled at the
banquet to Miller Higgins, manager
of the New York Yankees. here Sat-
urday night, when August Hermann.
president of the Reds, declared that
Pat Moran would remain at the helm.
I'VE believe" said Mr.. Hermann.
that Moran did wonders with the
material at hand and under the
handicaps of injuries to leading play
ers, I will therefore state without
reserve that Pat Moran will manage
the Cincinnati club in 1924"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Continued from Preceding Page)
two touchdowns and put Coach
Zuppke at ease.
In the 0 to 9 victory scored over
Iowa it was Grange who put over the
touchdown that gave the Big Ten
champions their first setback of the
year. He made this score by taking
three passes from Britton, averaging
better than 2o-yard gain on each
pass.
Against Northwestern he scored
three times, once running % yards
after intercepting forward pass.
In the game with Chicago he
scored the only touchdown of the
game, giving illinois the victory. In
that game Grunge performed the re-
markable feat of carrying the ball II
times for a gain of 173 yards, aver
aging slightly better than 10 yards
for each attempt
No one player has helped more to
put Illinois back in the big Ten"
running than Red Grange. Keep
your eye on the RED"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
COLLINS Is SATISFIED.

Philadelphia, Nov. 13.-Reports
that deal was pending which
would send him to Washington as
manager were denied today by Eddie
Collins, captain and second baseman
of the Chicago American league base
ball club, upon his return from n
hunting trip In the Maine Woods. II
still want to concentrate on my play
ing and not bother about the cares Of
management" said Collins. There is
time enough for that later. ! viii he
back with the White Sox again next
season ready to do my best"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
"Price of Youth"

Paris.-The price of youth" is
soaring. Chimpanzees, from which
glands arc removed for human trans
formation. are selling for around
$500 apiece. A few months ago. one
could be bought for approximately
$3.50. And the demand for them has
become so great that the governor of
French West Africa has prohibited
their shooting or capture without
special permission.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The name "pekoe" of orange pc
koe tea is derived from the Chinese
words "Pah no." which mean white
hairs" and refers to tho small white
pieces in this tea which look like
stems but arc the finest part OF the
leaf.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

iA-
Press Roam.


Mrs. Blake-Husbands arc strange
creatures,
Her Friend-Aren't they? John
has to ask his garage man hundred
questions about the brand and man
ufacture before he puts a drop of oil
into the car. But he never asks his
bootlegger a single question for fear
of hurting his feelings.-New York
Sun
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
RoRTy RECEIVES CONTRACT.

Hartford, Nov. 13.-The contract Of
Lew Pauluso, who is to fight Romeo
Roche of Holyoke in the big Foot
Guards show, Nov. %. has been re-
ceived by Red" Rorty matchmaker.
With it came Pauluso's forfeit, guar
anteeing appearance. This bout is
arousing much interest in this city.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
She Learned Plenty.

Kit--Her husband is teaching her
to drive the car.
Mabel--IIas she learned anything
yet?
Kit--Ycs. she has learned what
horrible language he uses when he
loses his temper.-Answers, London.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
FOOTBALL RESULTS,

Vermont IS, Middlebury o.
Utah Aggies 40, Brigham Young
University o.
Colby ., Bates 6.
Third Army Corps Z, Nilianova
College 0.
California Aggies 0, University OF
Arizona z.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
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New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Boston. Nov. 12.-On the BostoT
college football squad this year is the
hereditary governor of Macedonia, by
name one Kamel Hassan.
Young Hassan's dade was COVER
nor of the age-old province which
gave Alexander the Great to the
world.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

John d. Jr.. says love is the great
est thing in the world. -. But OF
course he never filled a straight in
the middle.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
SPECIAL MATCH

ont Of every 100, 900 persons In the
United States, eco arc in institutions
with mental diseases.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The homicide rate IL higher in
Memphis. Tenn, than In any other
city in the United states. 1t is lowest
I'm Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

All the blackboard drills of the
season have not been in vain. We
notice eleven teams have clean states
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Illinois woman married IA times
looking for perfect man. Nc
Graw's had almost as much trouble
looking for perfect southpaw
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Cowboys have taken over the Madi-
son Square Garden. temporarily re-
placing the cows who usually per-
form for Mr.. Richard
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Correct this sentence: THE defeat
ed fighter admitted he was beaten by
bitter man and said he had no alibi
to offer.''
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Cobb TO QUIT after next season.
He would have been much
more popular with the pitchers II he
had quit years ago.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

In Justice to Notre Dame, 1t should
be understood that the star fullback,
who beat Princeton and the Army
and was the leading aggressive player
of the Rockne-men, did not play
against Nebraska Saturday. His alb
/ sence was kcenly felt. .
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Notre Dame has oberst in the line,
and Oberst can fling a Javelln jus,
about as far as you can see Il.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Mugsey McGraw, sometimes twit-
ingly called the master mind of
baseball" sailed for Europe today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Last night he was reelected man.
ager of the Giants. Stoneham again
is president and McQuade is treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

There arc $50 islands In the FIJI
group.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
S p e a kin
of Sports

Saturdays game between Yale and
Princeton at New Haven will begin
at 2 p. m. and should be a hum,
dinger.
The Tigers might appear to have q
slight edge since they can afford tic
try anything whereas Yale will have
little to gain and everything to lose
for tho Harvard game still is to be
played. .
Yoemans, third string quarter now
! is plotting the Army team in the abb
sence of the regulars, out with in
juries.
In Justice to Notre Dame, 1t should
be understood that the star fullback
who beat Princeton and the Army
and was the leading aggressive player
of the Rockne-men, did not play
against Nebraska Saturday. His abb
sence was kcenly felt.
Mugsey McGraw, sometimes twIt-
ingly called the master mind of
baseball" sailed for Europe today.
Last night he was reelected man.
ager of the Giants. Stoneham again
is president and McQuade is treasurer.
Chick Brown and Shugrue clash in
New Haven Friday night as the top
notchers in an all-star card.
The Yale and Army boxing teams
will clash in New Haven on March
Is.
Harold (Red), Grange feet footed
' halfback, who has practically cinched
| the Big Ten football championship for
the University of Illinois. is certain
to secure bsekheld berth on the
hypothetical All-American team, it is
believed here.
Grange is one of the seasons
greatest scorers. He leads the con-
ference with II touchdowns, having
made at least one i'm every game and
three of them within 90 minutes In
/ the Northwestern game. Oranges
open field running and plunging have
defeated Nebraska. Iowa. Chicago,
Wisconsin, Northwestern and Butler.
Critics complain promoters are
feeding Harry Wills pnsh-overs
Much more appetizing than left
overs, NJ.
AS far as the Schaefer family and
billiards are concerned everything is
not all Jake.
Serbian weighing $50 pounds wins
chess title. . Showing the value
of big physique in strenuous
sport.
Naturally an all-age dog race with
out Hector's pup would hardly be
complete.
Renault turns down vaudeville
koffcr. This proves the Canadian
| l. utterly unfit 10 hold fistic title.
Hoppe won the bank against Con-
| Il and selected the white ball"
| The vault must have been locked.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The Illini by successive wins over
Iowa, Northwestern, Chicago and
Wisconsin, have only Ohio to over
come on Novemhsr "a to have clean
slate for the season. and a place at
the head OF the conference list Mich
igan and Minnesota, sthe other two
undefeated big ten teams. have two
remaining games.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Illinois, with four straight wins to
her credit. Is shade ahead of her
two undefeated opponents in the race
for Western Conference football hon
ors.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Chick Brown and Shugrue clash in
New Haven Friday night as the top
notchers in an all-star card.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Yoemans, third string quarter, now
is plotting the Army team in the alb
sence of the regulars, out with in
juries.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The Tigers might appear to have a
slight edge since they can afford to
try anything whereas Yale will have
little to gain and everything to lose
for tho Harvard game still is to be
played.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The Yale and Army boxing teams
will clash in New Haven on March
Is.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Saturdays game between Yale and
Princeton at New Haven will begin
at p. m. and should be hum
dinger.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

BY its ten to nothing victory over
Wisconsin ON Saturday, Illinois elm
mated the previously undefeated
Badgers from the group of cham
pionship contenders. Michigan won
from the U. S. Marines in a noncon-
ference exhibition, while Minnesota
rested for its game with Iowa next
Saturday. In contests not figuring
prominently in the title race. Chicago
defeated Indiana q 10 0 and Ohio
State downed Purdue 50 to 0.
While Illinois take on the nom
conference Mississippi Aggies this
coming Saturday, Michigan will tackle
the defeated but still powerful Wis
consin team at Madison. and Iowa and
Minnesota will fight it out at Minne-'
spolis In a contest that would affect
the seasons outcome should Mime
sofa fall before the Hawkeyes,
Some of the football greats are
doubling in brass this season.
Walter Koppisch. outstanding star
of Percy Haughton's Columbia eleven.
Is one of the greatest qnarter-milers
that ever pulled on spiked shoes.
Syracuse has "Chet" Bowman, one
OF the fastest track men in the coll
legiate world, and one OF the fastest
backfied men in the football world.
Over at Princeton, Hills, the shot
putter, is proving his value as lines
man.
Notre Dame has oberst in the line.
and Oberst can fling a Javelln just
about as far as you can see II.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
grange ONE OF
Fastest PLAYERS

Continued from Preceding Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Over at Princeton. Hills. the shot
putter, is proving his value as a lines
man.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Harold (Red). Grange feet footed
halfback, who has practically cinched
the Big Ten football championship for
the University of Illinois. is certain
TO secure a baekield berth on the
hypothetical All-American team, it is
believed here.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Hoppe won the bank against Con-
| II aud selected the white ball" &.
| The vault must have been locked.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

Renault turns down vaudeville
foffer. This proves the Canadian
| L. utterly unfit TO hold a fistic title,
, 1923-05-03
flourishing institution Of Scottish
Rite Masonry in this young common

flourishing institution of Scottish
Rite Masonry in this young common
wealth.
Underlying the honors which
came to him in the Masonic fra
lternity we would pay especial RI
butte to the man. Fortified with an
integrity Of character. which seemed
itself almost an institution in this
community, in him was reposed q
perfect trust and an unfailing con-
fidence. He was true to his ideals
and lived a life upon which there
appeared no stain. Inspiring and
sustaining him at all times through
a period of 40 years, "a the COM
partnership Of a loving and beloved
wife. whose passing but a few
months before his own weighed
upon him heavily. but this ex-
emplified anew to his friends his in
tensely human. yet noble character.
He was called to the important
and dignified position Of federal
judge in our judicial district, and
during a period Of more than 80
years he reflected in his judicial
career not only pre-eminent legal
ability but that of justice and
Righteousness which have made for
him a proud. enviable and unfading
record.
I'm addition to his clean private
life, his love of the craft and de-
votion to his official duties as jurist
it should be recorded that he was
consecrated to a Christian belief in
the Creator and the Immortality of
he soul.
He has gone from us, but while
memory shall serve this and coming
generations, the spirit of this up
right man and Mason. revered, re-
spected and beloved. will live when
temples have crumbled to dust.
, 1923-05-03
THIS WILL ASTONISH
RAWLINS PEOPLE

The QUICK action of simple cam
phor, ~hydrastis. witchhazel, ETC., as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will
surprise Rawlins people. One man
was helped Immediately, after suf-
fering with sore and red eyes for
15 years. An elderly lady reports
Lavopti strengthened her eyes so she
can now read. One small bottle u.s.
ually helps ANY CASE weak, strain
ed or inflamed eyes,. Aluminium eye
cup FREE.
Rendle's Drug Store, Miller Block
, 1923-05-03
MASONIC SERVICES IN HONOR
OF JUDGE RINER ARE HELD

Last Monday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple in Cheyenne. the Wy
oming Consistory No. /, Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite. held services
In the memory of Judge John A.
Riner. Mornings most distinguish
ed Mason.
Fellow Masons in q statement ia
sued by . committee of five say in
part:
As a young man ne became
identified with the Masonic insti-
tuition. and for a quarter OF a CEN
fury in the state OF his adoption,
his life. his energy. and his talent
we're largely a devotion to the pnn-
ciples OF this order. 40 ardently be-
iieved in, that In him II was akin
to a passion.
HE saw in II the eternal prin-
ciples OF truth. and a safe and sure
guide to good citizenship and SER
! TO his fellowmen.
His brethren In the mystic tie
recognized in Judge Riner the truc
leader, and besides filling positions
OF dignity and honor in other
branches OF Masonry. he became up
on the organization OF a C~onsistory
in the state. It's first master OF ka-
dosh and in due time tho deputy OF
OF tho supreme council In this juris-
diction. His true worth was not
limited In Its recognition to his own
state. for In 1915 he became an
nctive member OF the Supreme Coun-
ell for the Southern Jurisdiction and
the sovereign grand inspector gem
eral In Wyoming. and in this dis
tinguishcd position he was serving
Mt the time OF his death.
During tho greater portion OF
this time, however. he did not rest
upon the honor and dignity OF his
high position. but contributed un-
tiringly to the welfare and upbuiid-
Ing OF his W Consistory by serving
ms trustee until his health became
impaired. when he resigned. but not
until his wise counsel. good judg-
ment and unfaltering zeal had made
possible and actual. . splendid and
, 1923-05-03

roadster; W. R. Hudson. 4-door
Sedan; Rawlins Light Co., roadster;
E. F. McGraw. 4-door sedan; Chris
Mcpherson, roadster: Frank Specht.
touring; ]. F. Ivanhoff, touring;
John NJ. Nelson, touring: City of
Rawlins, truck; w. H. Hunt, coupe;
McClurg & Slevin, 4-door sedan;
Overland Lumber Co., touring; Ira
, 1923-05-03

been reported by T. A. Lapham
salesman of the F. M. Johnston
Motor company, for the month of
April:
Rawlins: Producers & Refiners,
truck; Carl Backstrom. truck; AL
bert Vickman. touring; F. l.. Ora
ham. truck; Sam Dunlap, roadster;
Walter Jensen, touring; Ralph Neu-
man, touring; Chas. Helmer Con. Co.
, 1923-05-03

touring; Wester Tammela, touring.
Mandy Edlund, touring:
Encamwment: Anderson q uub.
bell. truck.
Wamsutter: M. n. Tate. touring.
Alex Holmes, touring.
roadster.
Saratoga: c. A. Cook. roadster.
, 1923-05-03

E. Marlatt, roadster; Chas. Helmer
Const. Co., truck; Pearl Wiseman,
sedan.
Hanna: John G. Cole, roadster:
Emil Fredricks, touring; Walter
Rokala, touring; Robert Crombie.
touring; Mrs. T. d. Mangon, tour
ing; George Miyamoto. touring; Dr..
M. r. Collins, touring; Tom Mellor,
, 1923-05-03

FOR SALE Cheap. Six room
house IN two lots with garage.
thoroughly modern, enclosed back
porch, built in cabinet, buffet and
book case. All new. For $4,000.
Call at 912 Ninth st. or phone
512 j. 4-12-tf
, 1923-05-03

EXCELLENT SALES RECORD
The following Ford sales have
The Washington times., 1923-04-12
LEAVES
LITERARY
SOCIETY
Superintendent of Schools
Withdraws From Plan to
Raise 100000.

Following a personal investigation
of the National Literary Society
conducted by him since the resigna-
ton of John ]. Tigert, Federal COM
missioner of education, from any
official connection with the organiza-
ton. Frank W. Ballou yesterday an
nounced that he had Withdrawn from
the trusteeship of the society.
The society has completed plans
to raise $4,000, 600 to be used, 3d.
100000 for the erection here of a
literary hall of fame, and $4,000, 900
to establish students loan fund.
In severing his relations with the
society, DIR. Ballou said:
Under date of March 26, 1923, I
wrote you tentatively accepting a
trusteeship in the National Literary
Society until 1 should have time to
investigate the program of your
organization. My tentative accept
ance was also based upon the con-
dition that my name should in no
way be used as sponsoring the worn
of your society.
''In view of what has transpired
within the last few days, I am writ
ing to state that / can not accept
a trusteeship in your organization
and I withdraw from any relation
ship to the society. 1t will, of
course, be understood that my name
is not to be used in any way in con-
nection with your organization"