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GARDINER & DENT, INC.

~ I4th St. NV.
Near Walter Reed Hospital
Detached home Of eight large rooms and
hall Surrounded by beautiful grove OF maple
trees on lot 12x2OO. The residence is modern
in every respect. Has slate roof and is built
OF the best materials throughout. Priced too
low $1!.5OO.
Mt. Pleasant.
Semi-detached residence. Tapestry brick
construction, ten rooms, two tiled baths, sleep
ing and breakfast porches. three-car brick ga
rage on rear Of deep lot to alley. Located near
car line in neixhborhood of other attractive
homes Price and terms reasonable.
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81 3,ooO.
stable rooms and large concrete front
porch. There is a fine, big living room.
with open fireplace: breakfast room.
h.-w.h. eiec. lights. beautiful hardwood
floors and everything essential to home
comfort and refinement. Situated on 9
deep lot, with garage; in neighborhood OF
undisputcd value and is developing every
day. II you would protect t @ your Inv invest; t;
ment and obtain a % charming nome s-,,. az
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
,,+h and X Sts Phone Main 1900.
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Northwest Suburban-sIr .ooo Webster St. West OF
sesn.a sartsaaans @s nss9 %s nHS sns ni oi SIsoo
'front.'
noorsan
( 10 pa rms moder and
Close to Washington ssIe sin garage. Priced very
Circle-S6 500.
as,ory brick with Near Goth and n SITS
a9nre m0uS 'e''af's Splendid bug at this $500.
Good ocation te
oou I1oNo'iOh. oSoiSSto"i- h-wh &C
s. .Ooo other features.
porie sefeens and Albemare St NV
6room ba
Beautiful Suburban Home lot 'o11Io with
s42'5oo. Capitol Hl-S635o
brick D
ene house. a. will install
hsrdwo e 1000 Block Third ST
Columbia Heights West OF }ommodious srom and
18th St-SI 5000. ot rS 70 IT. .na BY M nsary % 100 %
siom @aa of and hs sas hest brt stEee M Sc + @ In 90
deep alley h.wh eler yery Somn,s. e,n| ~
st
Fretty CheVy chase Home moderr
qi-'2oo 2S'u .;.,, Cocoon 49,, Bryant ST. N.W.-So,s
frame house. H. eiee ah a. aen sropm
modern p: reens avn rorches;
garage.
Near Conn., Ave. 5 ST Close to Chevy Chase
$3.50 S2I.5oo
This is bargain and house
edrooms baths
IRA arories h-wh cleo; excellent 2car
e'nu"oh' terms 8oIl13; good condition.
ALLAN E. WALKER g. CO., INC.
SI5 18th St. NV. Main
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SI4.75o.

pI4I -.
Mt. PLEASANT.
Located In the heart Of Mt. Pleasant
Just of Park road and having q wonder
full view over Rock Greek Park. Large
and roomy three story pressed brick. col
onial type house built by prominent
Washington builder. There are nine
delightful rooms. two complete tile
baths: nrst moor porch ana large sle'p-
ing porch OFF second floor rear bedrooms;
hardwood floors, Ot-water heat: electric
lights. Entire house Just redecorated
throughout: floors refnished and II Is
now vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy. Beautiful rear yard with
shrubbery, flowers. etc, running to wide
paved alley. Room for double garage. .
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
Main 1910. 1411 X st. NV.
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COlORED
Southeast-So.ooo. Terms.

outheaSt-So.OOO. L er1nS.
Near 9th st. and East Capitol; An unusual
front. On lot Mxl5O feet. This house con-
tains nine rooms % bedrooms) and bath: also
extra Isva5o1y and ki1ehenette on third hSor
I. front. side and back. Large pantry
,Is, Two-eaE sarsse rage on on wide paved alley: This
over double flooring. Nice large 'r rooms. Large
back yard. 5000 cash desired, but will con
of the finest houses in the southeast section
Of the city.
Near Saul's Addition-So,5oo,
Terms.
brick with garage to match. six large rooms.
tiled bath hot-water heat: electricity and gas.
yard. This nome is underpriced to sell quick
ment and a monthly p payment less than rent. sai
Chevy Chase, ID. C.-SII,57s,
Terms.
An S-room and a-bath brick home in first
class condition. Open fireplace; hardwood
floors: hot.w heat. electric lights and gas
Colonial front porch. and inclosed sleeping
houses in Chevy Chase. and should be in
spected.
Sixteenth Street Heights
$3.50. Terms.
Just off 18th ST. A very attractive seven
room bungalow. On a large lot. Garage to
match house. One of the best buys that have
been offered for sale for some time in this
location. First floor contains living room.
dining room. Kitchen. bedroom, inclosed sleep.
ing porch and lavatory: also n very attractive
open fireplace. Second floor contains three
large bedrooms and tiled bath and three ex-
ceptionally large closets.
Northeast-S5,o5o, Terms.
Near & Lincoln nj, Park. - a modern semi-detached
large rooms and tiled bath. In good condi-
tion: One Of the best buys in this section
of the city. Terms can be arranged.
Bloomingdale-$.25 Terms.
4 six room and bath home with modern
heating plant. electricity and gas. front and
back porches. Hardwood floors and trim.
Large pantry. Laundry in basement. Space
for garage on alley. Lot 40 feet deep This
is very good buy. Reasonable terms can
be arranged.
Morris Cafritz Company, Inc,
oI3 18th St. Main 61z.
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DttdCNCU.
delightful m:-bun galow. with
every modern Improvements; close TO the
ear line, stores churches and schools;
oIcn fireplace adds TO the attractiveness
Of a large living room. All of the rooms
are exceptionally bright and the entire
property Is in splendid condition. This
us the owner has been ordered away.
Easy terms be arranged.
f-OJ I-NJpTA IE1CHTC
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A BEAUTIFUL 1-EOOM MODERN RESI-
dence in the exclusive section known as Saul's
Addition upper 18th st). Lot 40xl0O to q 10
foot paved alley: hot-water heat and elec-
tricity. Price. $lS. 500: terms. Any one IL
terested in an exceptionally fine homo will
let show him this and spare description.
GARMAN BROS.
14Gf q ST. Main S32a
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O4l2 9th st. NV.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Brand-new de-
tached home located just above Ritten-
house st. Well built two-story house
with large hoored attic. hot-water
heat. electric light. hardwood floors
breakfast porch. open fireplace; spacious
lot: many other desirable features, in
cluding the price and terms.
Observation-Disclosures.
PRICE. $4,000. Located just off Conn. ave,
in very higll-claSs neighbOrhood
Three-story brick housc, with nine large
rooms and two baths. hot water heat
electric light: room for large garage ::
on paved alley.
10th st. Heights.
PRICE. $l3.bO0. Unusually attractive home.
having eight rooms. bath and extra Law
atOry: hot-water heat. electric light
hardwood floors: garage. The house IS
30 feet wide and Is compile tely detact-
cd. insuring we'll planned rooms through
out.
Mr.. Lincoln Park.
PRICE, $500. This home mas just been list
ed today and is exceptional PROPOSE
tiOn. Brick construction in one Of the
most sought-after loca tions in the city
Six rooms and bath. electric light, mod
ern heating plant. Terms.
y. L. S.ANSBI
"EvERY1HISG /
1913 Eye Street NV.
MEMBER WASHINGTON
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Chevy Chase.
Near 10Th Street Reservoir.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
l4lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5

Saul's' Addition.
PRICE. s16.5O. An eight-roo detached
brick house. Priced lower than nearby
frame houses OF this type. The house
contains all the latest improvements
including hot-watcr heat and electricity.
Garage. Early possession, on reason
able terms.
Chevy Chase.
PRICE. s9.275. Detached brick home near
tonn. ave, On a lot 50xl5O. There are
five we'll arranged rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric light. hardwood
floors and other conveniences. Posses
sion Mt
Just Off 10th Street.
PRICE, sl0250. A fine opportunity to OBJ
tain An attractive modern brick home.
twenty feet wide. having six rooms and
bath, large sleeping porch. ho;-water
heat, electric lights. hardwood floors
and trim. Garage.
Park View.
1nsnty dne neishborSood overooks :
beautiful park grounds. Six rooms and
bath. very large glassed and screened
in breakfast and seepIng porches: avn
ings and screens throughout; Pittsburgh
hot.water heater, electric lights; double
garage.
Try CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE"
DIopoc NTo:,, -oo,
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10 Rooms and Garage. SII.5Oo.
Hot-water heat. cleo. lights: deep lot
TO paved alley: garage: just east Of 14th
st near Park road. Recently papered
and paiunted throughout. This is an ex.
ccptiOnaI value in q location in which 1t
is most dificult to find property. Can
be handled on very easy terms
.GEORGETOWN-$6.5oo.
An unusual opportunity to secure a
beautiful home in this aristocratic loca-
tion; q large rooms and bath. Terms;
81 900 cash; an ideal investment. Will
be sold today: don't delay.
NEAR WALTER REED.
g Rooms and 2 Baths.
This attractive home could be readily
converted In o 2-famiIy house. There are
five larre rooms q bedrooms) and bath on
the arst floor. rooms and bath and space
for kitchenette on second noor The ex-
large concrete front porch. The interior
is splendid throughout and finished In e1-
cellent taste. A flnc home and a sensible
investment. Easy terms.
CLEVELAND PARK
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Mt. PLEASANT.
nnIrr

Another very saiable property. An artrac.
tive three-story colonial home. having an uu-
obstructed view Of Rock Creek Park. 1t con-
.nins nine well proportioned rooms. two com
lights. h.-w.h.. several built.in features. hard
wood floors. screens. awnings and a good size
lot with garage. Now vacant and can be
sold on easy terms
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
WASHINGTON
1884 Fl ST. NV. Main 1923.
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" Is | OF I4tl ST.
Strictly modern home of six rooms. tiled
bath; built-in garage; screened porches'
close to 14th ST. and 18th st. bus
! Priced low and reasonable terms. Phone Col.
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New Homes.
There are only twn OF these attractive
semidetached houses. close TO the car
lines. schools and stores: six large rooms
and attic, porches. open fireplace and
many attractive features. Built and per-
sonally supervised by the owner, assuring
good work kmanship. They will be com
plcted in a very few days and can be
bought On $3.50 cash and very easy
monthly payments.
10Th St. Heigits-SI2,75o.
Detached bungalow type house OF seven
rooms bedroom and tiled bath on first
floor: handsome open fireplace. sleeping
and breakfast porches. extra lavatOry.
metal weather stripped throughout. double
garage and screens for entire house. One
Of the best locations in this rapidly de-
v-loping neighborhood. This price is sac
rihciai
NIJrHIcAN PARK 6oo
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CATHEDRAL AVE.

PRICE, $I7.25o.
An exceptionally fine colonial home. "a feet
wide, having spacious living and dining ROOM
with French mirrOred doors. tiled kitchen
with built-in refrigerator. parquet noors, Six
bedrooms, two tiled baths, glass -inclosed sleep
ing porch. instantaneous water heater marble
open nreplaces. beamed ceiling in dining room.
screens and awnings. Also has q tiled garage
Tor two cars. Reasonable terms.
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Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.l

season, have invited Mrs. Coolidge
TO attend and box has been put at
her disposal.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry Russell, twenty-four years,
Al6 10th street northeast, sustained
an injury to his right hip yesterday
afternoon while playing foot ball at
American League Park. He received
nrst aid at Casualty Hospital.
Fire was discovered i'm room ON
the third floor of an unoccupied five-
story brick structure. property of H.
Abramson, 1879 Connecticut avenue,
early today. Origin of the fire was
not determined, according to the po-
lice, and the damage amounted to
5000.
While playing i'm yard near his
home at 81 Staunton road, Hillside,
yesterday afternoon, Wesley Smith,
colored, nine years, was bitten on the
left leg by dog His wound was
dressed by DIR. II, II. Shipley.
Theft of three cases OF eggs, valued
at 300, was reported by Wesley r.
Smith, MOnrovia, Frederick county,
Md. The eggs were taken from his
truck near Center market.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have heen reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
ours:
William NJ. Becker, Il years. Emergency
University Hospital.
D. Tate Wilson. 81. Kendall House sana-
torium.
William Walters, 90, George Washington
Hospital.
Booker Owens. so. 1905 st.
William Underwood, 58. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Martha Carter 81, 335 11th st. s.e.
Charles A. Blakey, II, 719 Girard st.
Carroll Graham, months 1455 Church at.
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At $110.OO-Gerona,
Constanzia and the
New Roi de Laine

Aristocrats among coatings.
Coats with fiat backs and tied
panel fronts with collars and
cuffs of beaver; coats tube
shaped with large muffler col
lars and cuffs OF kit fox or
shawl collars of lynx with match
ing cuffs; fox-trimned coats
with side godets; others with
new tucked sleeves and panels
with beaver collar and cuffs;
wrap styles with squirrel.
Handsome, indeed. What will
be your choice?
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AT $79.50-Fashona,
Maralaine, Lustrosa,
Ormadale, Arabella
and Cordura!

All-over pin tucking wit h
sumptuous collar and cuffs of
beautiful beaver-flat backs with
side flares and natural gray
squirrel collar and cuffs-slim
straight coats with collars
and cuffs of taupe fox or pfati-
1um notwithstanding styles
with shawl collars and cuffs of
wolf. Collars are large-cuffs
are deep. Wonderful to see at
this pricel
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NOTED SOLDIER DIES.

CHICAGO. October 15.--Col. John @.
Clague, eighty-three, U. s. A., retired,
died here yesterday. He fought in the
civil war and in various Indian CAM
paigns with Gen. Miles. While on the
general staff he was stationed in Bos-
tom Cincinnati and St. Louis until his
retirement in 1901. He was ene of the
pioneers in Minnesota. where he lived
for several years. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday in Minneapolis.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Edwin A: Doig of this city and Helen c,
Conroy of Anoka, MINI.
Charles l.. Wright OF this city and Margaret
NJ Martin OF Upper Marlboro. Md.
John D. Mclean and Dorothy NJ. Abhatt.
John r. Pimlott of Quantico, Va, and
Virginia A. Lake Of Front Royal. Va.
William A. Murphy and Ruth p. Owens.
H. Morgal of Rockville. Md.
Thomas ID. Harris and Leila B. Brown.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
20 the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
John r. and Mary f. Evans. boy.
Lewis Il. and LOtte Glazer, boy
Parke W. and Margaret F. Trotter, boy
Raymond J. and Genevieve L. Roche, girl.
Randolph II. and Pearl b. Bellman, boy.
Paul y. and Florence Tieraey, boy
Henderson +. and Amelia J. Hill, boy.
Marcus and Mary Goldman, boy.
Francis and Bessie Matthews, boy.
John +. and Rachael H. Countee hoy.
John f. and Rachel NJ Countee. boy
William and Elizabeth Scrivner, girl.
Robert and Martina Budd giri
Chancellor and Dorthoy Williams, girl
Edward and Lillian Harris, boy
Amos and Katie Thomas, girl.
Albert I. and Marie NJ McReynolds girl
Evening star., 1923-10-15
KRoCK GOES TO WORLD.

NEW YORK, October 1b.-An-
nouncement was made yesterday of
the appointment of Arthur Krock as
assistant to Ralph Pulitzer. president
of the New York World organization.
Mr.. Krock was formerly general edi-
torial and news manager of the Louis
Vile Courier-Journal and the Louis
vile Times and later editor of the
latter paper.
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BAND CONCERT


Washington barracks, tomor-
row. at 1880 n.m., by the Army
Band, First Lieut.. p. w.
Lewis, commanding. w. J,
StannaFd, hand leader.
PROGRAMS:
/ March, "Puniaub" Payne
Overture, "Tempelweihe."
Kelar-Bela
Suite, Sun Gierne In Venezia,"
"a Day In Venice) -. .Nevin
(a) Alba" (Dawn.)
tb) 'Gondolieri" Con-
doliers' Song.)
(c) 'Canzone Amorosa"
tVenitian Love Song)
(d) "Buona Notte" GOOD
Night.)
Valse, "Hydropaten". .Gungl
Excerpts from "Pinafore" (by
request) Sullivan
Fox Trots:
(a) "Ten Ten Tennessee"
Meyer
(b) Rose of the Rio Grande."
German
Descriptive piece. "A Hunt
Ing Scene. .Bucalossi
Finale march, The Con-
queror" ......-........T .Teike
The Star Spangled Banner"
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w. F. CROUCH RITES.

Funeral services for Walter f.
Crouch, well known citizen, who died
Friday last, were held this morning
at the family residence, 1875 Colum-
bia road northwest, followed by
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requiem mass said for the repose of
the soul at the Church of the Sacred
Heart. The intermept was at Mount
Evening star., 1923-10-15

AS the oldest member of the Sile-
sian parliament, Nine. Omankowska
was called upon to deliver the presi-
dental address at the opening of the
recent session of that body
Evening star., 1923-10-15

her disposal.
Mrs. John Ryan Devereux will show
an individual tea set of Sevres china
which Napoleon had made at the ex-
hibition of heirlooms and relics which
Will be given the last three days of
this week in the home of Mrs. Min
negerode Andrews, at 1890 10th street.
for the benefit OF the Monticello
foundation fund. Miss Helen Childs
has loaned a printing press from
Calico over 200 years old with a
sample of the printed material An
interesting chatelaine and locket is
loaned by Mrs. Larkin Glazebrook,
which has been in her family over
200 years. Mrs. John Speed Morris,
q great granddaughter of Thomas
Jefferson, has loaned a number of
Monticello relics, and Mrs. Ben
jamin r. Logic has loaned several of
rare old shawls.
The second of a series of free lee
ture arranged by the Columbian
Women of George Washington Uni
versity will be given tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock at 201i q street, when
Mr.. c. M. Smith will discuss Inter
esting Phases of Railway Opera
tion." Miss Elizabeth Wilson, presi-
dent of the club, and Miss Eliza
beth Cullen will be hostesses
Evening star., 1923-10-15

oIivet cemetery. with X. of C. henors.
H4 was q member of Carroll Council.
No 37s K Of G..
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-10

Women's clear chiffon hose in
black, castor, nude, gray or cin-
namon. Made with Isle garter
hem and reinforced 00-
IeeC
Main Floor
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-10

Boys Valora union suits with
high neck, and long sleeves, in
the ankle length. Sizes 6 toN14
years.
Third Floor
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-10

Wool boomers in the Y length,
finished with elastic at waist and
double row of elastic below the
knee. Come in black, taupe,
gray and navy. $500 values,
specially priced O1 M
at "
Second Floor
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lem provedeni sveho planu by.

lem provedeni sveho planu by
10 zamysleno odriznouti cd Sc
veru Bavory "a blahovolne me-
utrality Francie a Ceskosloven
ska. Ably byla ziskana Fran
Gle, vyjednavali Fuchs a Mach
hauz plukovnikem Richie
rem, francouzskym dnstojni-
KEN generalnfho fstabu. Toto
jednani s Richterem dalo sc "a
souhlasu francouzske vlady.
Obzalovany kapelnik vyjedna
val spolecne $ Dravnim radou
Kuehlesem 5 Ceskoslovensken
jez melo taktickych ddvodt
soustrediti ma saskych hrani
cich vojsko a oosaditi Horn
'Slezsko Saskou Luzici.
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PROCES S vK4AHEM TAI,
BERTONYM.

Lake City, Fla, %. cervna.
Usili statu dokazati, ze surove
sbiti Martina Talberta, mlade
no muze re Severnf Dakoty,
Thomasem Higginbothanem,
bylo primo zodpovedno "a smrt
prvne zmireneho, bylo potira
no obhajobou, kdyz bylo dnes
pokracovano v procesu S "bos-
sem" trestaneckeho tabora Put
nam Lumber Company. Higgin
botham jest obzalovan pro vra
zdu. Obhajoba snazi Sc doka-
zati, ze Talbert byl zmrskan Y
souhlasu 5 vezenskymi pravi-
dly, jez dovoluji deset slehd a
re jeho smrt byla privod6na "a
netem Pile. Svedectvf dnes vel
mi sc rIznilo. Kdezto n6kteri
svedci tvrdili, ze Talbert byl
po zmrskani zdrav ze koupal
Sc v nedeli, aniz bylo by ma
mem nejakych znamek zmrska
nj, JIM prohlasovali, ze byl !
omen den v bezvedomi.
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sku. z Mnichova a. cervna.
(Post. zpr.) "Vossische Ztg."
sdeluje Mnichova, re tam "a
pocal dnes pred mnichovskou
porotou process pro velezradu
s Fuchsem a Machhauzem. OBJ
zalovany kapelnik Hugo Mach
Sc noci We vezeni obesil a den
pred zatcenim obzalovanych
Sc zastrelil byvaly pravni ra-
da mesta Mnichova DIR. Kue.
hles. Obzaloba uvadi, re spi.
klenci Sc zabyvali myslenkou
|odtrhnouti Bavory Cd rise
IVzhledem k mentalite bavor.
lskeho lidu chteli sve akci dat
monarchisticky raz. Ia ice.
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Ctycet
uj Cveneho %
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FuM"

tF.L.LS.) Mnozi krajane
nasi jiste 81 Vsimli ma penezich
a hlavne ma minclch motta e
Pluribus Unum'' a snad mnozi
marine sc dohadovai, odkud as
toto motto vzniklo a je raze-
no ma vsech americkych min
cich.
Ceskoslovenska tliadovna O.
bratila sc v tom smeru ma ridi-
telstvi mincovny We Washing
tonu a obdrzela nasledujici
vysvetleni:
X dotazu a pGvodu motta
s'E pluribus Unum" mono u
vesti tolik, re v Americana
je uvedeno: Motto Spojenych
Statn, vybrane ma velkou pc
Get dine 10. srpna 1776 Frank.
linen, Adamsem Jefferso,
nem, kteri byli zvoleni "a tin,
llcelem jako zvlastni vybor
bylo vzato jake cast motta
"Gentleman's Magazinu" ne
titulni stran6, zalozeneho 1881
a bylo patl.ne vzato Virgils
"Moretum, color est e pluri
bus unum".
V Century Dictionary a Cy'
clopedii Sc uvadf, ze motto to
to .nevyskytuje Sc klassickt
latin6- Vyskytlo Sc jako mot
to v Gent1eman's Magazin,
zalozeneho 1871 a to ma titul
nj strane. Enact - "Jeden I
mnoha" mineno - jedel
slozeny z mnoha. Tedy motto
Spojenych Statd znamena ia
ko jeden narod slozeny z mno
ha neodvislych statI.
Pod timto sd6leniim pode
psaan je prozatimni riditelk;
Mincovny Spojenych Statd, =
Mary K. O'Reilly.
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kNlHY .'BOzSKE SARY"
PRODANY.

PaTiz, %. cervna. - Pri pr
vem dni prodeje soukrome kni
hovny proslavene Sary Bern
hardtove, docileno bylo obnosu
69.1S7 frankd. Nejvyssi cena,
$500 frank6, byla zaplacena
"a diva svazky portretI vel
kych muzl, datovane roku
1856.
Mezi kupujicimi vyzname-
naval sc zejmena Arthur Me-
yer, feditel cas-. "Gaulois", kite
ry zfve sc podilel ma prihazo-
vani pri drazbe, zavode 5 ostat
mimi koupechtivymi o ziskani
nekterych zajimavych knih
sbirky. | zcela bezvyznamnd
knihy, jako pfikladn6 jen v
papiru zabalene divadelni hry
vynesly jednotlive cd so do Is
frank1, kdezto knihy S veno-
vanim samotnych autorG, pro.
davany "a velmi vysokou ce.
nu. Rukopis hry "Une Visite
de Noces" cd Alexandra Du
mase ml., vynesl 5000 frankI
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PRO DoMAcl RUZNICE.

Do nemocnice sv. Lukase do
praven byl 48-lety Frank Vat
mil, 1855, vych. So. ul. kuli
v cele. Zoufal 81 pro domaci
nesvary, jez vyvrcholily v roz-
vod. Tezke svoje zraneni stizi
pry pfezije.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29

Ackoli cd kazdeho muze v
armade valecnem lod'stvu sc
ocekava, ze pozdravi americ-
kou vlajku, poruciku w. F.
Taylorovi ponorky {. AZ by
10 vzdano zvlastni uznani Sc
kretarem namofnictva "a to,
ze b6hem nedavneho velikeho
|pruvodu Shriners We Washing
tone pokazde vstal a salutoval,
kdyz byla koiem nesena vlaj-
ka. Ma toto vyznamenani jest
porucik Taylor obzvlaste hr-
dym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-29

Mad'aron Tuka - zastup-
Gem slovenskych kongregaci,
We dnech 4. az 8. cervence sc
'bude konat v Pafizi kongres
francouzskych katolikI. UstTe
di katolfkd z Cs. republiky
vysila ma kongres ten biskupa
Kmet'ko, opata Zavorala a DIR.
Hanuse. Slovenske katolicke
organisace vsak, ovladane ma.
d d'aronskym knezstvem, znam6
no mad aroma ze "Slovaka"
Hlinkova - prof. Tuku, jehoz
|prace pro mad arske irreden-
|tisty ma Slovensku je znama a
jenz Sc take netaji svymi SYM
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HAVfRI IA zIVA POHRBENI

Steubenville, O., %. cervna.
Eugene Murphy, 24-lety a
Fred Cooper, 18-lety, mistni
havifi byli "a ziva pohrbeni
phi praci v melkem dole v Col
liers, w. Va. T6la jejich OBJ
jeNena po usilovne dvouhodin-
ne praci ostatnich haviri v
dole pracujicfch.