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Evening star., 1924-01-01
MAN STABBED IN SIDE.
Fight Takes Place in Kitchen o1
Lunchroom,

Theodore Liaromatis, twenty-seven
years old, whose address was given
as 1904 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, was stabbed in the left side
early today by. the police allege, John
Harris, colored, nineteen years old,
who gKe his address as 2014 Sth
street northwest. The stabbing took
place during an alteration in the
kitchen of a lunchroom at 1921 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. Liaro-
mats was taken to the Emergency
Hospital in a private automobile and
is said to be in a serious condition.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
AUGUST WIENEKE EXPIRES
Truck Farmer Near Anacostia Was
Seventy Years Old.

August Wieneke. seventy years old.
who lived alone on his truck farm at
lib Stevens road. Anacostia, died
early yesterday. Frederick Wienke, a
son, was with his father during most
or the night. He left there about $40
o'clock this morning on an errand, re-
turning an hour later to find him
dead.
About two years ago the father
gave blood in a TRANSMISSION in an
effort to save the life of his step
daughter. but the operation was un-
successful.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-fotr
hours:
John Craven. 55 years. Potomac river near
Georgetown foodgate.
Daniel Webster, 10. 3449 Holmead pl.
Carrie L. Sexton, SO, 3033 18th st.
James Mciahn. 90, 1225 @ st. ne.
Percy G. Andre. "a, st. Elizabeth's HOSPITAL
Charles o. Dorset. As. 1923 Ames pl ne
Lemuel J Eliot. 5a Chevy Chase Sanitarium
John A. Branson, "a. 1918 1st st. s.w.
George Cokenias, 20 months, Children's Hos
pital
Mary Perez. 80. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
William Snskey, go tuberculosis Hospital.
s.w.
Annie e. Boyd. 5s 1902 ST.
Mary Brown. %. Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1924-01-01
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours
Graham r. and Kathryn L. Clements, girl.
George F. and Freda West. boy.
Robert L., tr., and Josephine r. Norfolk'
boy
Charles J. and Augusta E. Cassidy. girl.
Milton and Helen NJ. Macill. boy.
Thomas E. and Grace L. Mattingly, girl.
Cornelius F. and Virginia Mccarthy. girl.
Robert C. and Elsa NJ. Hilldale, boy.
Earl Z. and Helen I. Bayard. girl.
Raymond II. and Macy Adams. girl.
George J. and Rhoda A. Davis, boy.
Bernard and Rosetta Pryor, boy.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
GUESTS AT Y. M. c. A.
Association Giving New Year Pro
gram.

The Y. NJ c. A. today is host to a
large number of New Year visitors
at the central building. 1886 G street
northwest. The program, which is
to continue until 10 o'clock tonight,
includes music in the lobby this af-
ternoon, reception by members of
the board of managers and the en-
ployed officers. gymnastic events and
display of materials for each de-
partment of the association. The
boys department will give an ex-
hibit of its work, a swimming meet
to be the feature.
The program of music this after
noon will be given by Miss Anne
Sweeney. Mrs. Pearl Hauer, William
Greigenberger, Miss Neomie Phelps
and Mrs. Guy Fitch Phelps. The
O'Connor Players will give a sketch
entitled Onions" The music for to-
night will be furnished by the Cap
ital Male Quartet, assisted by Bob
Carbaugh, the members of which M
clude william p. Shanahan. w. w.
Gantz, Earl Carbaugh, Edwin Callow,
Mrs. Earl Carbaugh and Mrs. Edwin
Callow, the latter two being accom-
panistS.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
M arriages.

McCARTHY-FRIDINGER Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Orr wish to announce the marriage
OF their daughter MABEL FRIDINGER, to
Mr. JAMES MCCARTHY, September II,
1928, at Alexandria. Va.
AAcG Mrs. George w. Ca
MARTHA ELIZABETH CABANfSS 0f Wash
1ngton. ID. G., to DIR. AARON LAWSON
GHEE MACGHEE of New York city, November %,
by Rev. Lorenzo King, assisted by Rev
Oscar L. Mitchell. %
Evening star., 1924-01-01
NEW YEAR HUNT HELD.

The Rock Creek Hunt Club staged
its first meet of the new year today
in the vicinity of American Univer-
sity Following the chase the mem
bers had breakfast at the Riding and
Hunt Club.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
3n al emnrlam.

COATES. tribute Of love to the memory of
our dear little daughter and sister. ELLA
ELIZABETH COATES, who died five years
ago today, January !. 1919.
Gone, but not f6rgotten. !,
HER LOVING MOTHER, FATHER AND
SISTER,
Evening star., 1924-01-01
FOUND.

FOX TERRIER, December /. Upon proper
identified tion dog Tili be returned to owner
by F. L. Huidekoper. 1914 18th ST. North
500. -
Evening star., 1924-01-01
What Do You Know About
Radio?
What Do You Know About
Modern Business Methods?

If you think you are the man who
combines these two qualifications, we
are looking for you to act as Service
Manager. To such man we will pay
a liberal salary at start and offer fu-
ture that's worth while. Applications
will be treated confdentially.
Address:
H. H. LEVI
THE HECHT' co.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
Caro of Tnanks.

MCFARLAND. / wish to thanks friends for
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at
the death of my mother. Mrs. SARAH
MCFARLAND, ELLEN MORTON.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
old man here 8
our hand on IT.!

Washington's Leading Mems Wear Store Has
Real Mans Size New Years Wish for Every
Man in Greater Washington. And Here 1t Is
That you may haze the Wisdom, the Vision, the Force
the VIII to be a Bigger, Better MAN AMONG MEN
than BEFORE
Evening star., 1924-01-01

METZ. December 3, 1923, at the home Of
her daughter, Dora Mitchell Roberts 1900
lawrence st. ne, ANNIE E. METZ, aged
AZ. Services at st. Francis de Sales
Church, Langdon, $50 am. Thursday.
January B. 1924. 1nterment at Burtons.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
v PONDELf NARODNf POL.
SKA OPERA v MASONIC
HALL.

Halka, selska divcina, jest
milovana slechticem, ale jak to
v romantickych historiich jest
jiz zvykem, schladne laska
Nzneseneho milence, jenz Sc o.
zeni damou v postaveni mu
rovnou. Opustena milenka pax
zakonci svuj zal skokem do re-
ky Visly, tax as mi strucny
DEF polske narodni opery ''Hal-
ky. Opera zpivana bude prvo-
tridnimi polskymi pevci, z
nichz uvadime basistu Metro
politini opery v New Yorku
slavneho Adama Didura. Spo-
lecnost sestavena jest re 70
osob a 30clenneho sboru kro-
me baletu nemene slavne Paw
love.
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RADNf COOK kANDIDATEM
MA GRAD OKRESNfHO
POKLADNfKA.

Ocekava Sc, re v nejbliz-
sich dnech bude republican
skou okresni organisaci nomi-
novan mestsky radni Walter E.
Cook jako kandidat okresniho
pokladnictvi, jak vcera prozra-
dill nekteri clenove vykOnneho
vyboru. Cook, jenz v soukro-
mem zivote vlastni semenar-
skych obchod, zaseda v NEST
ske rade .jiz treti obdobi a
dnes jest pfedsedou majetko-
veho vyboru mestske rady. Mu
sci by v padu zvoleni resigno-
vati na funkci mestskeho, rad
niho a ma jeho dfad by nastou-
pill kandidat Ia listopadovych
voleb nejvetsim poctem ten
krate obdrzenych HAST. Patr-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
ZABAVNt VESTNfK,

Spolek Starych Ceskych o.
sadniku ucti zitrejsi Den Ma
TEX MajOvou zabavou We vel
kem sale Ceske mar. sine ma
Broadway. Zabavy nasich sta
rousedliku mali jiz svuj dobry
zvuk q proto prijd'te vsichni,
kdoz milujete staroceskou, pra
YOU sousedskou zabavu. Nudit
sc nebudete a prijdete-li Ultra
odpoledne, pax jsme jisti, ze
Sc stanete "stalym kostym-
rem.
Loze Zeny Tabora {. al j.
I. pofadaji dnes v sobotu ve-
Ger V Probulove ma Broad
way soukromou fialkovou "a
bavu, "a ktere to bude vonet
nejen temito skromnymi posly
jara, ale necim sice daleko
prosaictejsim, avsak nemen6
ma kazde radne zabave vita
nym. K tanci vyhravati buda
kapela Sdruzeni Ceskych hu-
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= = -
Ne, n4darrno. = zdstal sedSt
Pokorny ma kamenS U zvoniG-
ky. v jeho ustarans hlavS to
tax nSjak vffilo a busilo, jak
tam V tS' kovarns u rybnika,
z niz kazdou skulinou ,rozvr-
zanych dvojitych. dvefi jiskry
prsely, cozpev tom rannim po-
loseru tinilo nemily DOZEN:
"Ten 81 dnes pospi;il," hubo.
val pro sebe zvonik. ."NIlSti q
bust do. Is lovadlfny al to p6
celSs. .vesnici je sly3eti. Cd ety.
rech hodin burcuje ten udre-
ny a upracovany lid z mileho
mu spanku." A uvaxoval dale:
''lnu, vzdyt' je taky 4 pod
''komandem". KovSrna je obe-
chi a on chudak je pouze o.
becni kovar.. Nyni, je Gas orby,
pluhy must byt zostfeny, pro-
to must kov&r nastavit noci.
Bylo by mns ho Ito, kdyby
nebyl takovy furiantl" IS
s'v hospods, kdyz dostane
trochu pod 6epici a hrajeme-
Ii "Sistku" q ia no pretrumf-
nu, tn hned, K ja jsem prt'ak,
on ze je kovaf a COST kamsi
a ". jsme v sobS. Marns Sc brt
MIN, ze ia umim nsmeclyr ze
byl jsem vojdkem, ze jsem nil
stt jako on, ze siju pohodln4u
obuv i pro pany, ze jsem q
buvnik." - "Prt'ak jsi a pf.
'dkem zdstanes, a ia jsem ko-
var, rozumis?" a'
"A CO q. MIN mann dslat?
Prat Sc /. MIN nebudu. To j.em
ud3lal jen jednou zivots, We
Vidnis ipr&skal jsem jednoho
nadutdho Nsmce, ktery mns
pfebirAl holku q naval mns
ceskym psem - ale take ko
pax musili odnkst! II
(Pokracovani.)
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POcET TRAFIcNfCH OBETl
DOSTUPUJE POcTU 81

Vecne stejne Sc opakujici
kronika nest6sti zavinenych
automobily, rozmnozena byla
vcera dvema pripady, tax ze
letos 81 vyzadala moderni do-
prava jiz 81 lidskych zivotn.
4olety Josef Kozlovski, 1574
vych.g 38. ul.,S prejet byl Nera
ma st. Clair ave. a ivSch. 80.
ul. a dnes po pdliioci V st.
Clair nemocnici utrpenemu u
radu podlehl.
V nemocnici sv. Jana zemfel
2Slety Fred Maske, '3139 Pay
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vedl svou Will q tn chudou ne.
navidsnou divku nepojal "a
manzelku. Co bude jejich
dvou deer? Ma to il pravs "a
lexe!o, ally T0nik co dSdic sta,
ku ozenil Sc 8 bohatou nevss.
tou, ktera by pFinesla velke
vsno, jez by pax muz jeji roz'
dSlil mezi dvS dcery. v zoufa'
lem prebihani Z kouta do kou.
ia vyckala navratu sveho mu'
re. Co nasledovalo, d& Sc my
slit, ale tszko napsat .-- uraze.
10 by to sluch.
Tcnik Sc po pfichodu DON'T
ami neukazal, EASEL rovnou dc
sve ko,nIrky. Ulehl M svou
postel, nemohI vsak usnouti, q
kdyz prec zdrimnul, zle sny
no trapily. Zdalo sc mu, ze
otec macecha ho "speskova.
Ii" a dalsi styky 5 Marenkou
mu zapovsdsli. Ale Tonik y
tom snu 81 uminil, ze nepovo.
Ii, ze rojme Marenku "a man.
zelku, kdyby tfeba $ nj sel
zebrotou. Take slibu svemu do.
stsl.
Rano wal 81 ho otec ma
paskal" a Tonik mu bez baz.
ne rekl sve rczhodnuti. Cd te
chvile hylo z!e ma statku. .
"Babicko, je to jeste dlou.
hep" ozvala Sc hospodyns,
'"Uz je cas- jit sp&t - potrebu.
jem vsechny odpocinku, musi.
me rano casns vstavat, dsvec.
KY musi do chleva a ia phi.
du ma "rorate", a Franta pdj.
de Sc mnou, ponese' mi lucer.
nu."
/ "Coz to ne, panimamo!" o.
zval Sc kouta Franta pasak,
"houkejte, mann nos oteklej
jako okurka, babicka mns ho
tou "ertepli" spalila a mraz
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pro predstavenSho .obce, ktery
jediny ' obci dfev6ky nenosil,
a druhy pro stareho invalidu
cesku, ktery musil ma zltri do
mssta pro svaj~ssracial'.
Ostatni, CO ma "operaci" v
jeno ''veftatu" cekalo, mSlo
casu dost do soboty.
starry Zvonik Pokorny mel
zviasxni rekord We svem rodo-
kInenu. Nsichni jeho predkove,
buh vi po lzciik pokoieni, byli
sevci. Vsichni obyvali tuto dos
kami krytou chAloupku, ' IA
'hradce pod okny kazds jaro
rostly vseiijake vonne keriky,
jako: vraeecka, baisan, pannen
sky lupen, brotan, salvSj a il
nych vice. z tSchto byIi pani
mistrova pripravovala "medi-
ciny" pro vsecky snad nemoce.
To byla zvonikovic dom&ci L.
karna q proto z&dna nemoc o
jejich dam ami nezavadila. Mi
mo vse toto kofeni ko3at6 IL
pa u zvonicky, kter& kazdS ja-
70 kvstem byla jako obalens,
poskytovala zvonikovx rodinx
vyborns lsSivs the proti nastu-
mi a snAd pro vsecky ne.
moce. Treba rozbolel mistra
cub - hned bylo Epove Che
ma plotns. ''1,ak!" rikala mis-
trova: ."Vypij to hodns horks
a zavrtej hlavu do periny a
uvidis, jak ii to udsl6 dobre
- budeS zas jak bfens!" A
skutecns vysledek byl vzdy do
bry.
A tax vsim privem mohl
mistr Pokorny tvrdit, ze pxstu-
il "botaniku", on M verpsnku
a mistrova zahyfs3ce. Celia YES
Sc leckdy u zvoniki hlasila,
coz take nGco vyn&seIo.
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40. ul., pozaduje ma majiteli
budovy nahradu We vysi $50.-
600. Muz jeji spadl sc ctvrte-
no poschodi Sc zebriku, kdyz
byl hasicem vynacen. V zalo-
be podane II okresniho soudu
sc pravi, re byt nemel zadneho
pfistupu k zachrannym scho-
dunn. Vdoma jest fnatkou tri-
lete dcerusky a krone toho o.
cekava pohrobka. Zalovanou
stranou jest w. C.. Morton, no.
tel Savoy, 1000 Euclid ave.
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POHADkOVY VEcfREk v
MT. PLEASANT.

Patronat Ceske svob. Skoly
v Mt. Pleasant pripravil ma
dnesni vecer, pocatkem Z. hod.
V spolkove sini ma vych. 131.
ul. pro mladez pohadkovy ve-
cirek, "a ktereho ukazovany
budou obrazy z Prahy, Ruska
i Ameriky. Vybor I'VE nejen
mladez, ale jeji pratele k
hoine 1casti. Vstup ie uplne
volny.
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jako posediy. A podivej Sc ma
senkyfovu tabuli, tam je Garek
u jeho jrnena jako zita ma po-
Ii. Fuj, hanba!"
''Nech no, at Sc bavi," rekl
nnuz, pozvednuv oci ma rozli-
cenou zenu, zabran prilis do
hry v karty. "Zaludy trumf!"
I,Iasi, a hral dale.
"PoGkej, ja ii dam trumfy,
az prijdes domI! Kdybys byl
n,oudry tata, tax by jsi sci a
dal klukovi par facek a hnal
bys ho domd. A ia "prt'a6ka"
by 81 take vzala svou curu do
mi, aby nesvadsla takova, KITE
ra smrdi sevcovskou sm1lou,
selske syny!"
"Ja mann taky smith," rekl
zlostne muz, "uz jsem prohral
dive zIatky."
"Syn jako otec!" rozkrikla
sc selka. ~ t II. =
Rozcilena az k omdleni se-
braia sc Tonikova macecha a
jako liticemi hnana vyrazila z
tanecni mistnosti. a rovnou Sc
hnala domG. Ami tu nenalezla
Alidu upokojeni. Toto pro nj
tax strasns odhaleni, re Tonik
Sc zamiloval do chude divky,
bylo pro nj k zoufani. ZnaIa
icho reustGpnost a proto se
baIa, sby pres vsecky namitky
Sc strany otcovy Tonik nepro-
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IIUCN, IIAcHy JUStIeHI OtCeSd"
rem, 1857 vych. 20. ul., leseni
podrazilo a Maskeho prejelo.
Ma ridice podana byla zaloba
pro zabiti.
Ia prechazeni ulice ma Pay
ne vych. %. ul., srazen byl X
Eemi autotruckem 5lety Tomas
Kekic, 1640 vych. %. ul. Ho-
six byl s rozstipenou lebecni
kosti dopraven do Lakeside ne
mOcnice.
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lGzko jinsmu. -. v,
Nezbyv6 mi jineho nez pre-.
witt babiccinu dlohu a povid.
ku jeji, jak jsem il jejich
ast slyiel, dokonGiti.
Jelikoz udalost tato odehra-
la Sc casteSns v nasi stax(
vlasti a castecns zde v Ameri-
ce, proto v9nuji toto. svs ne
patrns dilo "Starym ceskym
Osadnikdm'' zde v Clevelands
tou nad6jf, u se jim co Glen
zavdSGim. Ma zdar! =.
y y .,e
Dill IL.
Starry zvonik Pokorny pravx
odzvonil ranni klekani a zavs.
sill provaz hodns vysoko, ably
no kluci nemohli dosahnouti.
Mnohy ten capart vysplhal Sc
po sloupu a dosahnuv prova-
zu, dvakrat, tfikrat Jim trhl,
kterez ddery poplasily celou
vesnici, nebot' znamenaly, ze
nskde We vsi hofi.. Mnohdy mu-
sill zvonik Pokorn$ seskoGit Sc
sveho "verp6nku", ma nsmz,,
jak on rik6val, psstoval bota-
niku. S potshem v ruce jake
divoch vyrazil z chalupy, ably
nezbedy ty rozplasil. Bsda to-
mu, ktereho potsh jeho zasahi,
ten dlouhy Gas u zvoniSky se
neukazal. - kdyx jests jed
nou se Pokorny podival, zdali
provaz dobfe je xavssen, spo-
kojens usedl ma veliky kamen
pod lipou, neb "a tax nadher-
neho jarniho Ultra Sc mu do
chalupy ami neshtxlo. Denni
svstlo jests nenastalo . iit ns
verpanek pred snidani a pa
lit svstlo by Sc mu ami nevy.
platilo. Ostatnx toho moe ma
"operaci", jak on fikaval, v
dime necekalo. Pouze par bot
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VDOVA POzADUJE NAFIRA
DU "A NIUE USMRCENE-
HO PRI POZARU.

ri. Helena MaXwellova, vdo
va 20 Theodoru MaxWellovi,
jenz mlnuleho prosince pfisel
o zivot "a pozaru Wellington
bloku ma st. Clair ave. vych.
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zpiva:
"Skrivanek je maly ptak,
Pana Boha chvali!
We dne v noci pracuje,
nikdy nezahali.
Bud'me my tez tax
/. Jake ten slsfivanek -
jedne ruce panenku,
druhe ruce dzbanek! .
5Tu 81 Tonik veaele zavysk'
null a hyl rrvni v kole,
To bylo jiz presprilis pre-
Tonikovu macechu, zvlaste
kdyz jedna te "xenske poro.
ty" ma lavici u zdi sedici sc
obratila k selce $ usmsskem
pravila: ''Podivejte~ sc, pani.
mamo, CO TO ten vas Tonik {
tou Mafou zvonikovic vyvadi!''
''ro je skandal!" odvetila
selka, vyslsoGila lavice dra.
la Sc sszrz tanecniky do protej.
81 mistnosti, kde sedlak, jeji
muz a TonikGv otec, bavil Sc
usedIymi sousedy hrou v
karty. z& Y w,
"Poid' sem, tato!" vzkfikla
zlostne. "Pojd' Sc podivat, co
vyvadi tvaj syraGek! Porad sc
Jen "trdluje" S tou zvonikovic
a jests 81 il privede pred mu-
zikanty a, tam 81 zazpiva jako
pacholek a dapne 81 a vyska
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K MiROVE PARADE.

V rruvodu ma protest proti
ktery poradan bude
Cd zitrejSi nedele "a tyden,
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CESKE VEREJNCSTI!

Ultra rano, 0 9. hodine Rev.
Jiri Hankovsky, Il Pittsburgh,
Pa, bude kazat V nov6m me,
fhodistSkem kostelc ma Broad
way a Magnet Ave. Kaldy
jest srdecne Evan q Vitan!
V. j. Louzecky,
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by mnS ho dodslal - .pSlkns
bych mohl 0 nxj pfijit."
"AsFoh bye ho do vjeho ne.
strkal!" poznamenala mladsi
dsveGka. s
Franta me, sto chuti il Fici'
ze il bude Cd nynsjska vice
hlidat jejiho Mateje ze mly.
ma, ale misto toho za6al mari.
kat:
"Jen kdyby Pan BGh dal.
aby se mn9 NOS do Vance ~.
hojil, mann pfijit X mamince
ma koledu a kde pax s. tako.
vymhle nosem tam jft memo.
hui"
BabiGce 50 Frantika zxelelo,
konejsila no a prosila, aby j
to odpustil, ze to talk zle ne.
myslila, ze mu "a to koupi 10.
ledy psknou Gepici Is kukar.
dou", ma kterou on jill dAvno
stonal, ale nemohl 81 k nj po.
moci, q. proto Sc mu zd6lo, ze
uz no nos tax neboli.
"Tak, mile dsti," pravila ba-
bicka, "musime ma odpo6inek,
kdybychom ssdlly do rama, me-
byla bych - svym vypravova-
rim u konce. A ty, dsdsGlu, uz
jsi mel btt davno v p0steli,
abys mi to tam zahf&l. Dobrou
noel"
n
Mily Gten&fi a spanil6 Ste-
narko, babiGka spi ~ . spf jix
nadobro sp&nkem spravedli.
vych ma tom vesnickem ma
lem hfbitavlsu, ami jeji hrob
by jsi nenaJel. Osm jinych il
" jejim poslednim ldxku W.
stridalo, neb pravidlem ma tom
hfbitovs jest, ze sedm rokd
popreji mrtv4mu neruseneho
cdpoGinku, pax jej vykopaji,
musi rostoupit sve poslednf
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itdne 49, kvetna pojede cele debnik zabavn vybor
jezdkyn prnvodu ne nak pfcni aby naada byla
: budou vsak pripusteny ami nejvybran6jsi
tomobily ami tax Klub ceveandskych Obca-
nosni vozy alegoricke pofada dne telo-
oatesky vybor zada zapl cvicne Sokoa CechHavicek
cen v6tsich vajek prapord Wendell pr hudbe
sbory ktere dosud podob spicla Majovou zabavu ku
nych spolkovych emblemu ktere porada vybor vyko
mail nal veskere pfipravy.
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ZDOnikODQ dceru.
X y
Z DypY0uoudni ndsi babiGky, napsol
+ JAN JLROUSEK.
:. Ksnuje StarJm CeskDm Osadnfkim:.

Zatm vsak Tonik Marenkou ta koe MI tou ciirou
ruh cefy rozafen kra jako posedy podivej
6 pred hudebnky vesee senkyfovu abul e 6are
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-02-21
BELIEVE WHAT YOU LIKE.

If you suffer from headaches and
want permanent relief, lay aside your
foolish ideas and prejudices and Jack
son will relieve you by properly fitted
| glasses.
The wonderful results obtained
wearing glasses fitted by Jackson are
proof positive of his ability as an eve.
sight specialist. Many people in and
around Grangeville swear by his
glasses as a sure cure for headaches
and would not exchange them for 800
II they were not sure they could be
replaced.
Not only do his glasses relieve head
ache, eyestrain and stomach trouble
but often change your gloomy disposi-
ton to cheerful One-"there's a rea-
son."
Ask some Of your friends who have
had their glasses fitted by Jackson
how they like them and what they
have done for their headaches and
health
Eyestrain weakens the whole nervous
system, its danger signals are nerv-
BUSINESS, headaches, stomach trouble |
and sleeplessness. Dom keep putting
off, but go now and have your eyes
examined by DIR. Jackson, the Eve |
sight Specialist Office in the Smith |
Jewelry Store, opposite the Bank of |
Camas Prairie, Main ST., Grangviile,
Idaho. 4s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-02-21
Why He Likes Idaho County

like to live in Idaho county be-
cause the summer climate is delight
full. the climate as a whole is very
beneficial to the health. Idaho county
is one Of the few sections of the Unit
ed States which has not been stripped
Of IFS natural resources and these
are practically unlimited. Our mines
are undeveloped, our forests have
scarcely been diminished and our
chances in the future of ranking as
one of the highest producing sections
of the country are of the highest. This
section can produce much more grain
hay and other produce than it does.
though now its production is. very
good. Idaho cOiIntv could be mad
the best summer resort in the United
States by advertising it and promoting
the highway work more extensively.
as its natural beauty and healthful
climate with its many. opportunities
for healthful and wholesome outdoor
sports are unsurpassed. The highways
now open do much to show the beau
-iful country and with the furthering
Of this work the heretofore unheard
IF county will develop into one of the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

Department of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho.
February IA, 1924
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
+. Rieger, of higgins, Idaho. who. on
March 9, 1919, and October 4, 1920
made Homestead Entry and. additional
Stockraising Homestead Entry Nos
C7419 and 07420, for Lots 3 and 4.
SELL NW1-4, S1-2 NE1-4, NE1-4 SW-
IA, and Mp SELL, Section 2. Town
ship "a North and EI-2 of Section
30, Township % North, Range 1 East.
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Three-year Proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Eleanor M. Aubin.
q. S. Commissioner, at Pollock, Idaho,
on the 24th day of March. 1924
Claimant names as witnesses: Miles
X. Howard, Charles j. Huggett. Mar
tin o. Cox, Loren 1. Clay, all of Rig
gins, Idaho.
HUGH q. o'DONNELL, Register.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-02-21
IDAHO COUNTY LETTERS
FAVORED BY JUDGES

This letter and the one Immediately
following made very favorable impress
sions on the judges in the Free Press
prize letter contest on "Why | Pre-
fer to Live in Idaho County," but were
rejected because they exceeded the
specified length of $50 words;
Letter Among Best
I like to live in Idaho county for
the following reasons: Idaho county
is such beautiful country, with its
lofty mountains, rugged streams and
spreading prairies Idaho county has
so many undevelOped resources, which
provide splendid opportunities for the
younger generations. There is extern
sive farming, cattle-raising, numbering,
and mining. Idaho county is devel-
oping every day. The highways which
are being built, are a great aid to the
country, not only for touring, but for
commercial trade. Idaho county has n
good climate, moderate winters with
exceptionally pleasant summers. Also
because of its different attitudes it |
has q great variety of climates which |
makes varied occupations and the |
growing Of many products possible |
Idaho county's mountainous Surface
produces pure fresh air, and because
IF its many mountainous streams, pure
water.
The educational factors Of Idaho
county are advancing and are sure to
be exceedingly good in a few years.
Since Idaho county provides so many
for living and happi-
less, why not like it?
NEVA RHOADES.