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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

pro prirodovedecke museum v
Brne ma Morave. Zuby manu-
ia a lebky bobr1 mali take
vyznacnou cenu pro v6du.
Podzemni prostory majici
mnozstvi klikatych a krapni-
kovych chodeb jsou nyni be-
dive zkoumany a objevoyany
dal a pravi Sc, ze svou krasou
daleko pfekonavaji proslule
krapnikove jeskyne We statu
Virginii a Kentucky.
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CELEs CESKOSLOVENSKO
NEMECKOU .PUDOU.
FIR. Rorecky.

Tento oojev ucinil ''Boeh-
merlandjahrbuch fuer Volk
und Heimat" 1923 (nakladem
"Boehmerlandverlag" v Che
bu).
Abychom pochopili ducha,
ktery jeste dnes hlavy nemec-
Ike naphuje, uvadime cely cla-
mex one rocenky:
"Nemecke hlasy, odevzdane
pri obecnich volbach r. 1920,
1,585.321 hlasd, odpovidaji
zaokrouhlenemu poctu 3,2OO.-
N6mca " zemich sudetskych,
z Mich bydli 85.9 procegt v u
zavfen6m dzemi n6meckem.
Pl0Sny prostor tohoto n6mec-
k4ho uzavreneho lzemi cini
pfiblizne 80 procent veskere-
no plosneho prostoru techto re
mi. coz jest pfiblizne 10000
ctverecnych kilometra a 29
procent veskerych jeho obyva-
telI.
K tomu pristupuje Meme
ctvo ma Slovensku, ktere die
Geskeho scitani roku 1919 cini
142.589 dust, t. j. 4.87 procent
veskereho obyyatelstva. z to-
no bydli 64,19 v uzavfenych
ostrovech jazykovych.
Ceske sctani lidu z unOra r.
1921, pro nespravne provede'
nj predem neuznane, nesnizilo
pocet Nemcu pod tfetinu oby-
vatelstva v Zemi.
UzavTene uzeImi nemecke
jest We state Cechu (Tschechen
staat) = dvakrat tax velike
jake byvale kralovstvi Saske
Pocet Nemcd v Cechach jest
vyssf, nez pocet Nemcu We Svy
carsku a nez Norl v Norsku.
Cely obvod ceskeho statu je
niIdOal nemeckou. Jmeca -
"Boehmen", "Maehrcn" q
"Slesien" jsou puvodu nemec.
ckeho. Teprve v 6. stoleti Sic
vane vkrocili do zemi sudet
skych, jez pred tim dele ne5
tisicileti byly nemecke. Okra.
je. Nemci usidlene. nikdy IT,.
vale neosidlili. Cd casa Kar'
la Velikeho (814) patrily Ce'
chy, Morava a Slezsko temei
hez pretrzeni k risi nemecke
T7orily risske zeme do roku
1866. Kral cesky byval nei.
vyssim syetskym kurfirstem ri
Sc nemecke. Pravo Nemcu ns
pddu Cd staleti jimi osidlenol
je nejvetsim pravem lidskym
pravem prace. ktera nehostin
ne a neOsidlene kraje pohrani
cnf zmenila kvetouci sidliSti
Nejstarsi listina jednajici I
pravech Nemcu v teto zemi
pochazi z roku l178. Vesker;
starsi mesta zemich sudet
skych byla zalozena Nemci dl'
nemeck6ho prava. Prazska ne
necka universita jest vlbe
neistarsi nemeckou universi
tou sveta (1348). Pamatk,
n6meckeho basnictvi q yytvai
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oDBYTL

Hejsek I've spoleGnosti) -
"Dovolte, pane profesore, w.
slovuji osh V Anglii sve la
take jinak, nez u nas?"
Professor: "Nikoi, mlady
muzi, vyslovuji je docela TAX,
.iako wy"
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neho umeni jsou v tschto ze-
mich starsi nez Cechove.
Dale hospodarstvi sudet-
skych Nemcd pres to, re vlast-
nj pddu mnohem nepriznivejsi
vykazuje dokonce casio ma he
ktaru vetsi vynos nez je v OBJ
.vode, Cechy osfdlenem. Nemec
Ike zeme sudetske patti k ncj-
prdmyslovejsim krajinam zem
skym. z clslic urazove poji-
st'ovny vysvita, ze v Mich je
zamestnano dvakrate tolik del
,nikd pr1myslovych nez v kra-
jinach, osidlenych Cechy. V
.n6meckych Cechach nachazi
Sc pima tretina textilnich zavo-
dd stareho Rakouska. Take Sc
" Mich tezi celia sestina hnede-
ho uhli byvale monarchie. Vni
'trozemni pfistavy labske oil
Ust az po Deem mali provoz
.pfekladni vetsi, nez je v Ter
stu a Rjece. Nejmene polovi-
ci pTimych dani tohoto statu
plati Nemci. Proti 1913 nemec
kym spofitelnam stoji pouze
|170 ceskych. STAY vklada v
peneznich ustavech nemec-
|kych jest pfiblizne ti'ikrat vet
si nez ceskych.
Pres tezke zapasy vseho dru-
hui, pres ctyf ste utlacovani We
state Cechl (Tschechenstaa-
tes), Nemectyo prevzate po-
klady ducha a rukou nejen
zachovalo,, nybrz rozmnozilo
"a. ieho vnitIni i zevnejsi "Be-
sitzstand" jest rozhodujicim
pro zivotni podminky ceskeho
statu."
TAX mi uprimna zpoved'
nameckeho inteligenta, tax
smysli devadesat procent Mem
VII vubec. .Niceho sc z d6jin
lenaucili a nauciti nechteji. A
odpovidati Jim ma to vazne,
byla by prace marna. Obelha
vaji sami sebe o uzavrenosti
nemeckeho uzemi, nevideji Y
mem pres dvacet obci S cesky-
mi vetsinami a sta obci s men.
Sinami 10-50-procentnimi. -
Nemci ovsem plati znacne da-
ne - ale cesti delnici Jim mu-
81 ma ne vydelati. Hnede uhli
" papvi severoceske tezi sko-
ro vyhradne ceSti hornici, sci
tani lidu nestoji "a mic, proto-
zc Nemci nejsou spokojeni s
desetitisici hlasy odrodilcu a
neuvedomelcu ceskych a sc sta
tisici hlasy smisencu, jimiz
isou cele Obce Podkrusnohor
sku zalidneny. Nemci jsou u
tiskovani, ale jde Jim k duhu,
rostou Jim bficha a mnozi Sc
k1izky spoiitelni. Portrait hi.
storicke pravo ceske "v TOM
to state, Estate Cech1" atd.
ale svoje historicke pravo re-
klamuii. A pon6vadz celia o.
blast republiky Ceskosloven-
ske jest historickou pddou ne
meckou, nezbude mic .iineho,
nez abychom sc z nj vysteho-
vali a Nemcam il vratili. Oni
III Sc postaraii. ably Sc stala
opet "soucasti rise nemecke."
Je to trpky los, kdyz panu,
zvyklemu praskati bieem pc
obycejnych plebeicich, ie biz
q ruky vyrazen a bic 'hrozi
svihnouti do panskych zad. z
teto psychological stranky mu
SINE posuzovati clamek, ,ktery
ncse nazev 'Der sudetendeu-
tsche Kulturkreis" (Kulturni
obvod sudetskych N6mcd). -
Nedopatrenim sazece vytiste-
no Jest vsak Der sudetendcu.
tsche Kulturreis" (KultIrni ry
ze sudetskych Nemcu). A tato
kuhurni potrava miize byti We
ru podavana poaze Nenlcl
N6mcIm v "tomto state, Gill
"state Cechl". Preieme dGbre
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DVQJSMYSLNA
KRlTIKA.

"Co rlkaji lide me vcereisi
feci 0 bfde naseho zsmedel-
stvf?".
s'Vzbudila vseobecnou "Trip
most"
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[CESkO-SAOVANSkE BRATR
skE PODPoRUJlc1
JEDNoTY.
Die tradice a dejin Jednoty
napsal Frank v. Krakora.
Dejiny poznani jsou d6jina-
m; celeho lidskeho pokoleni a
|v6ru, dlouho to trvalo neil
clovek dusevne pokrocil tax
daleko, ze usm6lil sc mysleti a
jednati samostatne, re dovedl
|rozpoznati, co jest pro neho
prospesno a co zahubno a ze
ma ma svete nejaky vznesenej-
81 Gil lkol, nezli je pouha
|starost' 0 nevyhnutelne potre-
by k uhajeni existence a ze ma
vedle povinnosti take prava.
Jake pfevraty predelati muse
10 lidstvo a jaJk boje podstoupi-
til museli jednotlivi veleducho-
We, nezli dospeli lide tam, kde
dnes stoji.
Proto take We staro- a stre-
doveku, ba az do nedavna by
10 vzdelani pouze vysadou ne.
kterych trid vyvolenych a O.
becnemu lidu byl pfistup k
nemu, nell primo zakazan,-
|tcI velice znesnadnen.
. Ba prave bezcetne byly OBJ
|tlze, jake prod6lalo lidstvo,
nezli pfislo k poznani a ne
smirna to byla prace, niz W.
kvetlo ovoce, ktere obcerstvu-
je a blazi mas nyni. Costa,
ktera vedla lidstvo k nynejsi-
mu stupni dusevniho vyvoje,
nebyla cestou vedouci bunny
mi krajinami, nybrz cestou
Ipousti, ma niz tn a tam vysky-
Itovala Sc nejaka CASA. My
|slenka duSevni svobody raziti
|si musela cestu trnim a bodla-
elm, museila kra6eti pres pro-
pasti tmarstvi a zpatecnictvi,
jakoz i slezati nebetycne ho-
ry pokrytectvi, zasti a pano-
vaGnosti.
Je pravda, re muzove jake
Budha, Sokrates, Plato mas
cesky mucednik Jan Hus, Je-
ronym a JIM nell veliky vliv
ma tento dlssevni pokrok lid
stva, pfec neIbyli by mohli u
ciniti mnoho, kdyby lid cell
KIT nebyl sc uceni jeiich ujal a
je rozs;foval cd pokoleni do
pckoleni. Je to zrovna jako $
ohnem, ktery nemuze horeti,
nema-li latky. A ten oheh
svJbodne myslenky nemel ni-
kdy tolik latky, ably mohl vzpla
nouti ozafiti cely sv6t.
K tomu bylo vzdy dosti ha-
situ pc ruce, kteri kropaGemi
pov6ry udusiti hledeli kazdy
rlaminek, jakmile Sc objevil.
A kde nepomahal kropac, po-
uzila sc britka zbran.
Nizsi vrstvy lidu nesmely
byti poucovany o tom, co je
svobodna myslenka, duch sa-
mcstatny, nebo svoboda osob-
nj. To byvalo prilis nebezpeG
ne pro osoby vladnouci. Jeli.
kcz ale myslenky onech dusev-
Mich velikanG zapustili koreny
prav6 v nizsich vrstvach lidu
a nedah Sc vymititi ami kropa.
Gem ami mecem nebo hranici,
museli byti hdu castecne pone
chany, ovsem ze ne We SVEN
|znsni, nybrz pfekroucene, !
dodatky, ktere smerovaly K
tomu, by pozornost jeho, od-
vracena byla cd bodd nebez-
pecnych. Co Sc dnes kaze, ne
ni ami stin toho, co oni vele-
duchove ucili. kristus ucil
snaSenlivost lasku co proti
ltomu ucili cirkve rlznvch wy
znani We stredov6ku a uci az
po dnes.
Nedavali a nedavaii kazde-
no jinak vericiho v klatbu, ci-
Inic n6hO yyyrhela a usance
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= uOId. NlAOll. OeJfHy OS-
-Slovansk@ Bratrske Podpo
rujicf Jednoty jsou malym O.
brazkem tollo kulturniho vJvi-
M a prevratu, jaky Sc. udal Y
dusevnim stavu lidstva a ktery
"a nasledek mel osvobozeni du
cha cd pout povery a sifeni
nazorI zdravejsich a lidstvu
prospesnejsich. Dejiny jed
.noty teto jsoel zaroven i ddka-
zem, ze Cechpye americti ne
zlstai nozadp "a timto vyyo-
jem kulturnim. naopak, ze tito
vrele ucasti befou ma vseobec-
mem pokroku,s ktery zasaha do
vsech vrstev lidu a osvobozuje
myslenku ] Will cloveka.,
V dejinach t6to Jednoty zr-
cadli Sc, ovsem ze " malem
kruhu pouze, ten BOZ, jaky ve-
sti musela a dosud vede svo-
bodna myslenka s poverou a
libovlli hierarchie. Bez po-
hledu do minulosti bez po-
'rovnani teto 8 pfitomnosti, ne
bylo by vsak mono objasnit
|ty priciny a pohnutky, ktere
|cele spolky vedly k tomu, re
odtrhly Sc cd Rima a zalozily
Jednotu pro sebe. Dejiny by
ly by nedplny a pozbyly by w
znamu, ktery dodava Jim tolik
zajimavosti a karakterisuje
ten smer, jakym celia Jednota
je vedena, a toho ducha, ktery
j oviada.
Jinou pruzinou, ktera uspi-
sila mas vyvin kulturni byla,
vedle tisku - myslenka Ia
kladani spolkI.
Clovek poznal, re sam o So
be je trtinou, ze je bezmocny
la re nemize pomoci ami sobe,
ami ably pomoci mohl jinemu.
Vyhledaval proto stejn6 s MIN
smyslejicich, a mimi spolecne
|sestavil pravidla, podle nichz
riditi Sc musel kazdy bez roz-
di!u a ktera tsmei-oyala jak k
dobru jednotlivce, tax eel
ku. Kazdy yazan je k celku
pouty pevnynli, myslenky jeho
ale osoba jsou yolny. Veske-
re snahy jeh0 vedeny jsou jen
|jednim sm6rem a sice tim, aby
zprijemnil zivot sobe iinym,
aby bral podilu ma slastech
strastech svych spolubliznich,
ably prispival k zuslechteni lid
stva v kazdem oboru, podle
svych schopnosti, ably jako pri
spolcich podpIrnych zabezpe-
sil verne druzce sve svym dit
kam budoucnost. Ceske spoil
ky v Americe rozsirily vsak
tento svdj program jeste o Vi
ce. nebot' vzaly ma sebe Ikol
Fpestovani narodnOsti a nedali
|zahynouti zde naSemu jazyku
6eskemu. A v prvni iad6 spoil
XII tech stoji tez Cesko-Slovan-
ska Bratrska Podpoaujici Jed
lnota. Pocatky Jednoty te a
|pficiny, ktere vedly k jeji Ia
lozeni jsou proto tax zaiima-
I've a mali svuj vyznam kultar-
mi, ze zraci Sc v Mich. jak pra-
!veno hora, ten boj, jaky We
de svobodna myslenka We vel
KEN. Hlavni pficiny, ktere
Ivyvedly V jednom daru tri slime
!spolky luna Katolicke Jed
noty kostelni osady sv.
Prchopa v nasem meste, byly
nesnasenlivost a panovacnost
Sc strany iedne a touha po 50
,,mystatnosti duSevni sc strany
druhe.
Udove onech til spolku byli
|mnzove u v6tSine sverazni a
do jiste miry prodchnuti du-
chem poznani. ,Oni nemohli
pochopiti, proc pri svych po-
Ivinnostech nemaji init; tez
svych pray, naopak, oni NELL
"a to, re prinalezejice ku sva-
n n "A
Evening star., 1923-05-06
TWO BANKS IN ONE TOWN
HELD UP At SAME TIME

By the Associated Press.
BUCKNER, Mo-, May 5.-The days
of Jesse James and his gang were
recalled here today when five un-
masked bandits raided the two banks
Of Buckner simultaneously and es-
capped In a motor car with approxt-
mately $500 in cash and $4,000 in
registered. Posses Of deputy county
marshals and citizens tonight were
securing the highways for the bandits.
ing robberies in their time, but SO
far as the records show they never
attempted to hold up two banks in
the same town at the same. time.
Buckner is twenty-five miles horth-
east Of Kansas City. and has a popu-
lation of 400.
Only a few persons were on the
streets when the bandits drove up
to the main business corner of the
town in a black touring car shortly
before noon. The robberies were
staged SO quickly and quietly that
few realized they were taking place.
Not a. shot was fired. Stopping their
car at the curb near the bank of
Buckner. four bandits got out. two
going into the Bank. of Buckner and
two into the Farmers Bank. which
Is on the opposite corner. The fifth
bandit remained at the wheel.
Completing the robberies about the
same time. the bandits ran to their
car and drove rapidly away toward
Kansas City. Posses quickly formed
and took up the chase.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
IY HIRAM KELLY MODERWELL.

HIRAM AELL1 HoDIN W HN'
srkcial Correspondence Of The Star and Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service.
BERLIN, Germany, April 21.-The
Sdnnes supertrust in Germany-the
StAmens-Rhine- -Elbe -Schuckert COM
pany-does not represent SHINES for
t,are. 1t Is only the COW which pro-
vihes the milk. How much of the
Sikmens- Rhine -Elbe- -Schuckert con-
cekn. he owns 1T is impossible to tell
This "konzern" is a grouping OF nun
dreds of undertakings. In some OF
these SHINES owns part or all of the
stock; others he controls by virtue of
trade agreements. sometimes at sec
ond or third hand. But all bring him
dire ,tly or Indirectly large prohts,
which he invests either in extending
his trust or in new private enter
prises. In the last year he has been
specially active In extending his in
terests abroad He has begun to in
wade the world.
In Rotterdam the Hugo SHINES
Handels and Transport Gessellschatt,
directed by SHINES only brother.
takes care of the foreign marketing
of large portion OF the StlnneS pTou-
ucts 1t Is the SHINES custom to con-
solidate buying and selling. even or
the most varied kinds of merchandise.
The Rotterdam branch may be expect
ed to assume enormous Importance In
the coming years, lying as 1t does at
the mouth of the Rhine. the outlet of
the Ruhr. 1t already has an office In
New York. The Rotterdamsche Bank.
in Rotterdam, is the chief depot for
SHINES funds in Holland and Is said
to be entirely controlled by him.
Invading the Balkans.
During the war SHINES once re-
marked that If he We're chancellor he
would name only one peace condition
the abolition of the customs barrier
between France and Germany. 1t had
long been his aim to amalgamate Ger
man coal and French iron into a sin
gle production system. At times. since
the armistice, he has made advances
first to the English and then to the
French. Not getting what he wanted
he has turned to the eaSt"down the
Balkan corridor. where German diplo-
macy and business have been at work
ever since the days of Bismarck.
A few months ago one Camille Cas-
tiglioni became active on the Berlin
stock market The newspapers pro-
tested that foreign spectators like
him were unwelcome. Then one day
konzern. The papers quickly dropped
the subject. SHINES had begun his
invasion of the Balkans.
This Castiglioni. who enabeled Stin-
mes to get the Syrian iron mines, is a
character such as only the war and
the postwar chaos could produce
The son Of rabbi in Trieste. lie was
Evening star., 1923-05-06
SHINES Plans to Inuade World
Through His Inclusiue Konzern
llready Controls Huge Business IL,
South America; Has apparently
Fabulous amount of Ready Cash.

an unimportant automobile dealer in
Vienna before the war. Supplying
motor trucks to the government made
him rich. He became a great figure
in Viennese business.
With the treaty of peace he became
an Italian citizen, a status which gave
him privileges he would never have
had as an Austrian. He became one
Fiat factories. He speculated wildly
in Vienna. He bet OH the fall of the
Austrian crown, and his winnings
were the basis for his present for
tune. In the steel. chemical, electro
technic and paper Industries he came
to have position similar to that Of
SHINES in Germany. In the sue
cession states surrounding Austria, he
purchased factories, stores, land and
forests.
After Near East Markets.
The virtual amalgamation of his
konzern with that of SHINES has just
been completed. with the founding
of the "Indus-Trust for Supplying Big
Industry" in Vienna. This concern
has a capital of 100,000,000 crowns
a matter of about $4,000. No matter.
1t has the combined fortunes of
SHINES and Castiglioni behind it. 1t
is, in fact. the nucleus of great
centralized buying and selling organi-
cation for the big konzerns in the
Balkans and the near east, to pur-
chase raw materials cheaply in vast
quantities. and flood new markets
with GerI-an and Austrian goods. and
finance these operations while reduc-
ing marketing expenses to d mini
mum.
With the British Hungarian bank
in Budapest SHINES has recently
made a close agreement whereby he
! will supply and virtually manage the
industries dependent on it, With two
of the foremost Hungarian indus
| trialists. DIR. Won Langenhan and
| Count Palffy-Daun he has been ne
| gotiating for coal mines.
In Bucharest SHINES has estab-
lished d large selling organization.
| In Sofia the F'eher bank has come
| under his influence and has organized
depotS for SHINES goods in ConStan
! tinople and Smyrna. In Belgrade
| SHINES has been in negotiation with
! mining interests
Through an amazing Juggling of
shares the Sichel concern has recent
| ly become in effect a holding COM
pany for SHINES, chiefly for German
soft coal and Luxembourg iron, with
headquarters in Zurich.
Active in South America.
SHINES chief activity outside Eu-
! rope has been in South America.
| From Argentina he has obtained a
| monopoly for the export of meat to
Germany. In the Minas Geraes dis
trict of Brazil he has acquired rich
iron mines where he intends to erect
| factories to be connected with the
| coast by his own railroad.
| In Russia SHINES has shown little
interest, but he is known to have ac-
| quired a concession for the KiSSilev-
| sky gold fields near Habarovsk in
Evening star., 1923-05-06

- Car around 4ZoUU or n1gner. MS
bespeaks the quality Of Paige to be that
sought by discriminating buyers. On
performance, long life and appearance
Paige has won its place. High standards
Of workmanship and years Of engineer
ing experience maintain Paige in its
merited place as truly fine motor car.
The already large and increasing num-
Der Of Paige cars in the hands Of own
ers appreciative Of quality,is conclusive
evidence Of Paige's fneness.
Paige bodies please the fastidious.
The richness of finish throughout is
delightful-not piece of imitation
leather in the car. Squeaks and rattles
prevented by double strips Of patent
leather keeping metal from touching
metal or wood. Throughout is sub
stantiality in perfect keeping with the
mechanical perfection Of the car. Riding
ease rarely equalled is yours in the Paige.
Comfortable body positions, softly cush-
Evening star., 1923-05-06

Siberia, whence doubtless he will
draw the gold reserve for the money
he has been so prodigally printing
The mere control OF these myriad
properties does not necessarily show
that SHINES is making money But
that he is making 1t Is shown by ap-
parently endless quantities of ready
cash. (He recently made a loan to
the city of Geneva. Switzerland How
he makes 1t is another story.
The next article in the series will
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
"PADLOCK" PROVISION
ENFORCES CLEVELAND LID
Five Alleged Liquor Law Violators
Get Temporary Court Order
to Close Places.

CLEVELAND. May 5.-Federal
Judge. Westenhaver to-day granted
temporary injunctions invoking the
paddock" provisions of the national
prohibition laws against Ave alleged
liquor-law violators, as result of
bills of complaint filed by United
States District Attorney Bernstein
seeking that their places of business
be closed on the grounds that they
were a, public nuisance"
Among the five named was Charles
Marotta- local amateur boxing pro-
moter. gymnasium and club propri-
etOr.
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Maryland

MARYLAND
Jewett Co. of Md.
1unsv5ek-Skull q LooGheake
Cseixysviie-WaJSerP r. Rockford
Cunheraaod-CrdV Meteor Car Co
Dent0-Wm. Bullock
ErostAug-James Aoreoa
HnGwseuwa-Ciy oarass
N6nepnA-C q ". Aotor Co.
oaktspd-Kegos Hsos. 0afaes
oaHsbuy-aerdypaige Co.
Vautne1nuoR-o r 0eam&A ca
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'wythevirie-L q. Se4ton
DELAWARE
Lsurei-Cmroll ~. Elliott q,
MiddIetown-SAarl1o 0sraee
WiluinSton-Ha11yH HLoose.
WEST VIRGINIA
BRockhannna-The Foreman 09a0s
Ceuerun-Todd d Covert !,
C1nk.haue-Azto pafk 9 1Ha1S otn>s1oe.
Fairmoat-Paise Aceur Sa10 O..
oassawr-Dean q 0eam -
0raftoa-H9din 1Esnr a1v1ee Ca
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Hlnbon-Bea q. Nkabee
Litt1eton-Roy Howard ca.
Martinsbug-frenkL l. Hodf.nn
Moun,6svdIe-J. T. Boyd Auto Co.
Pennshsso-RiGgs q Al1e
-JeWe&t oe5ea Go.
Ptedmoat-E J. fredlnkk Nh. = 1sds.
Co.
RSeA~osA-1apPstew 19oenr ca 'F
0nAn-9A1em 0R1Ee Co
TWa A1n-yeygtt SA3es ca y.
fhnnae-H q 6GodoA
WIerfuo-f1aney P6ee Aet1r O. ef30
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VIRGINIA
Aiexafdria-Yai1fax Service GHags
Cdes-C1es Motor Co.
Clifton For4e-R. H. Whee3R
Coeburn-Wan Motor Corp.
Covin9toa-0. q. Aksrs
Lynchburg-Auto Truck q Body Co
Ncrfolk-Paige-y ys~,eet Sales b Service
postnsouth-M Z l63ner, Inc.
Richnnood-Prentias Aoe0 Caf CO
Rcanoke-Aufcamotiv Sales o. IAc
SaitviIle-k. q. Speinde
Wioehaater-W3uehesteF 0asn0
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The Living Room

Luxury in the highest of the word
This splendid living room suite is a unique
combination of all those qualities in furniture
which make for comfort and beauty. Included
is a large handsome davenport, armchair and
rocker with spring cushions, roll arms and
coil spring construction throughout. Delight
fully upholstered in tapestry in a charming
pattern.
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The Dining Room

Another great feature OF this sensa tional
one-day sale of home outfits. Included in
this handsome eight-piece dining suite is
splendid oblong table. five chairs and hosts
chair and a large size substantial buffet. all
designed in the Queen Anne period. All pieces
beautifully finished in American walnut
and the suite represents a truly extraordinary
value at this special price OF $3.50.
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The Bedroom

lust think of getting bedroom furniture of
this distinctive character at such sensa-
tionally low price! Included is full size
bow-end bed, dresser with mirror, chiffonier,
a dainty dressing table with bench match.
Gracefully designed throughout and beauti-
fully finished in mahogany. Be to
1t tomorrow! At the low figure quoted, you
afford to refurnsh your home
complete:
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RnnMS EnR RENT

1109 N. NEW JERSEY; furnished front
room in modern home; steam heat; &C.
cess to two car lines Circle 1854.
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b-BOard and Rooms

TWO attractive separate rooms. Can ac-
cOmmodate two couples. Board included
for S MPell Gil IlInnnln ol43.
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'N~~SNo~~~~>NN~~~o~~~>~~
We Want Rentals
| We will pay cash for rental property
either white or coiOred, showing a good in
vestmcnt
Marion County State Bank
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c-ROOms and Board Wanted

single; So double.
BOARDERS wanted. Man and wife; St
single; 50 double 203 Hiawatha street.
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GENTLEMAN. young. wishes board and
room. private family. east or southeast
State particulars III answer. Address A No
III, Times.
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a-Light Housekeeping

TWO large. completely furnished rooms;
steam heat, gas. electricity. janitor serv-
ice. College ave. $40 week. Randolph 2O21.
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FURNISHED room with kitchen privileges;
steam heat; walking distance. Circle