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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09

r ISIS FRANCES BRACKETT,
IMl 3O2S E. Fall Creek Blvd. en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon
, 1924-05-09

(CoHcJQded from ysslcrGays 4cJs
You practical men Of business and Of
politics. as you took abroad over a world
cursed by haired, hardly maintaining
even a fragile tormaIity Of peace, prepar-
ing by spirit and act for greater and
dea dlIer war, do YOU know Of a PLANES and
surer way to enduring peace-to the per
manent prosperity and 5 ability Of the
institutions Of civilized society than
through a change IN the ap.ri OF the pee
pie of the world from i'll viii 10 Good Will!
BE assured, 1t is poss, bic to accomplish
this change. Even in tbs practical
age it is possible to dispel the hatred
which threatens the world with another
storm Of blood ard fury. 1t is possible
to remove the spirit Of war il the world
and to put an end to war. Mobilize the
Men of Good will Tor this noble task.
In the countries of Europe there are
still many millions Of children. Altho
countless muIuitudes Of tender childish
lives have been sacrificed 10 the war
tragedy that has seemed t. b., for child
hood, almost without enc, millions of
, 1924-05-09

II liz. fHIfli%AI ~ ltltI0 u ONG oiiU NOOl w HI
with which readers of The Literary Di-
uest are SO familiar; and these children
viii ever love and revere the land and
the people that gave them life and com
fort
IN The heart Of childhood hatred does
not tqsIv abida. The natural and IN
ztiac.fya emotion is love. From the mo-
TIERS first kiss, through all the hours,
months. and years Of a mothers devo-
ton and sacrifice. love is the one great
emotion that repvuduces itself in the ten
der heart of a Iirtle child. The first cruel
wounds OF suffering. and even Of hate,
can be quickly healed in the childish
heart by The ministry Of love. Only by
long and bitter experience with cruelty.
neglect. disappointment, aud hatred IS
the spirit of love driven out and replaced
bv a deep announcement and i'll viii.
Tens Of millions Of chi dren throughout
Europe are still within the reach Of the
healing and holding power of love. They
can still be saStd from becoming lifelong
subjects to the destroying reign Of hatred.
suspicion, fear, ielousy, and revenge.
These children of today win control the
DESTINY of the world tomorrow In their
hearts IS nor 0soytugthe "a UofDa0DIaS''
bu uhirb atone the path to peace is to be
ogaaed or bl which the worId is to be
dreAcbed IN r. atrjciiQj blood.
Fathers and aotbeis of America. there
are 100000 children in Germany today.
and in the countries around them nlany
, 1924-05-09
Fee tr. 10. ;
Say ten Francs >
LOCAL

The St Croiz mail arriving at st. Tho
mas by the s. S. Catherine" this morn
inc will be forwarded to Frtderik-
sted VIA the U. 5 5. 'Greba, IS per re-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
SENSAcNf HONDA IA OPT
Lynn RfDIcEM AUTO
TRUCKU.

Ma Superior ave. a vych. 55.
ul. snazil Sc pol. straznik w.
Carol zastaviti opileho ridice
nakladniho autotrucku, ktery
prejel jednoho chodce a pax
Sc snazil ujeti z mista. Policis-
ia nasedl do kolemjedoucfho
auta a jel "a dprchlikem, ma
ktereho u vych. 80. ul. ma Su-
|perior ave. strilel. Palba byls
vsak malo platna a truck ujiz.
del vesele dale kolem Hollen.
den hotelu po Public Squaru
az konecne Carroll "divpkehc
|jezdce" dopadl. ,Pri zatykani
mel ysak ,snadnou praci, mex
stihany spal u ridiciho kols
"jako kdyz no do vody hodi.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
i<RAJAN MAXA ZAkOPAVl
VAIECNOU >SEkERU.

Delsl dobu vlekouci Sc spor
o vyvlastn8ni ctyrpatroveho do
mu krajana L. Maxy ma Pub
lie Squaru, jenz nechtel MAZE
tex svhj popustiti zajmdm Van
Sweringovym ma staveniste pra
We budovaneho Union nadrazi,
byl vGera skoncen. Maxa upu-
still cd sv9ho najemneho prava
ma 80 rokh ia $206.0O0 a pri.
stim tydnem pocne Sc sporny
objekt bourati. Nedstupnostt
Maxa piece jen vyziskal, nek
vyvlastnovaci cena byla pIvo.
dne insolvencnim soudcem Ad'
damsem urtena jen ma $14O..
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

vzdy pfikladaji ruce k dilu,
kdy jde o praci, JED znamena
Saskatchewan, nehlede k jeho
cinnosti v cele rade spolkd,
staci jeho p1sobeni v ned9lnf
skole, COZ jedine zasluhuje,
ably take jeho obchodu nasimi
krajany venovana byla nalezi-
ia pozornost a doufame, ze Sc
take tax stane. Panu Vachovi
'pfejeme k jeho osamostatneni
|plneho zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
CLEVELANDSKY SEISMO-
GRAF ZAZNAMENAL. wee
RIA DIVE ZEMETkESENf.

Pfistroj ma hlaseni vzdale.
nych zemetreseni v John Car
roll observatori hlasil vcera
jak pravi rev. Odenbach, diva
zemnl otresy. Jeden We 3.O5
hod. odp. a druhy "a 6 minut
pozdeji. Zemetreseni die "a.
znamu udalo Sc We vzdalenost
250O az 5000 mil v smeru il
hozapadnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
sokoL lGEcH-
NAvLlcEK

oznamuje clenkam a
clenin, re pravidel-
ne schuze, pocinaje
kvetnenl, budou Sc
b6hem letni dolby ko-
natl vzdy druhy ctvr-
tex v mesici. Pristi
schuze pripada jiz ma
ctvrtek 8. kvetna. -
Sestry a bratfi! Do
stavte Sc v cas- v hoj-
| nem poctu. Ma zdarl
CILIE JIRSA, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
NAME KUPCE
OBCHODNf BUDOVA, cihlo-

OBCHODNf BUDOVA, cihlo-
va, v ktere je velmi dobry gro
cernf feznicky obchod, pri
tribe "a hotoye, nachazi Sc ma
hlavni ulici v dplns zalidne-
mem okoli. Misto je rohove, vel
ky jeden Stor, velky byt, hodici
Sc pro dve rodiny, vedle cast
lotu ma pristavek storu. Tento
majetek Sc prodava jen "a pft-
cinou velkeho staff, pro mlade
lidi lepsiho mista neni. Cena
$4,000, mattel sam pocka
vetsi obnos, bude-li zapotfebf.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte sc ma Mr..
Stukbauera. 5-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

PRODA Sc novy dun 0 6 po-
kojich, jednorodinny, vse na
jedne podlaze, moderne zari-
zeny. Ulice Sc pripravuje k
dlazbe. Da sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
v {. 1852 vych. 139. ul. 5-3
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc zena k opatrova-
nj dvou. ditek. Jen spolehliva
necht' Sc hlasf v {. 4311t Per-
shing Ave. po 5. hod. vecer.
So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

UNION HEIGHTS, moderni
jednorodinny dun ma dlazde-
ne ulici, 6 pokoju koupelnou,
extra toilet, brick Fireplace,
bookcase, china cabinety. We
zme Sc lot co prvni splatka.
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes,
realtors, l1015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

PRONAJME Sc domek O 3 vel
kych svetnicich, 2 loznice a
diva satniky. Haste Sc v cisle
6644 Boston ave. u Regent Rd.
5-5
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,KRAJAN MAJlTETEM OBJ.
CHODU MA BROADWAY.

.Krajan p. Frank M. Vacha
prevail pocatkem kv6tna Pier
CIV znamy zelezafsky obchod
v {. 6119 Broadway, proti VI
narnam. Novy obchodnik patri
mezi nase spoluobcany, ktefi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

IL. kv9tna opet veGer Sc
tam podivat, vsf zds. pfi.
jdes, krokd tschto nebudei
tam htovat. Stibrova vystay
ka v sokolovns ma Wendell
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

|VYLETNf MfSTO, zahrada s
tanecnim pavilonem ma Lee
Rd., jizne cd Miles Ave-, Sc
lpronajima. Haste Sc u Mrs.
20. Maddochs, Leland Farm,
Lee Rd., Bedford, O. 5-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sin
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to brzo prodano. Haste Sc
" {. 4313 Clark Ave. 2
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$500 HOTOVE a ostatni jake
rent koupi yam dunn o 5 poko-
jich, plyn, elektrika, toilet u
vnitr, pekny sklep. Tento ma
jetek Sc naleza ma Pershing
ul. k vych. 49. ul. Cena pouze
$4,000. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. J. Mlckovsky. 5-2
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PRODA Sc feznicky, grocernl
a cukrovinkovy obchod, kde Sc
trzi pres $500 tydne. Je pri
mem byt 0 a pokojich. Najem
$50 mesicne. Nechte svoji a.
dresu v adm. t. listu pod znac-
kou B-1. 5-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
R o M A N
Napsal Henry Creuille.
aa

"a vaSlllSd pOIlieuld ia Aiiu
sc slzami v ocfch.
Exams dala tedy sve peni-
re? Vzdyt' pfec dostavas od
mama ma kazdy. mesic. kams
je dalai
Zina zalozila ruce krizem,
hlavinku hodila ma zad a po-
hlizela ma Lisu vzezrenim soud
ce.
"Ty Wis velmi dobre, Zinc,
Re matka bvla v nedeli u mne
b ze jsem il dala vse, aby roz-
dala to mezi nase chude We
vsi.'
"Ah, Wy mate statek, slecno
Vasiliso?" pravila Justina, me-
ri cimz Zenaida sestrenku svo-
il odprosovala a j srdecne OBJ.
iimala.
".Mame asi patnact sedla-.
kn," pravila divka, "ale same
chudeo
"Prece je to vsak patnact
sedlaku,'' pomyslila 81 Justina.
"Nemam itch ami tOlik a mic
nejsou bohatsi."
I'd toho dine prichazela Ju-
stina Adamovna den co den po
obede do studovny ma navste-
WI.
Navsteva tato, trvala pocat
ku deset minut, prodluzovala
Sc vic a vice, az konecne tr-
vala cely vecer.
Slecna Bochetoya nevldela
to rada; jelikoz hrabenka vsak
mlcky zdala sc pritomnost Ju-
stininu schvalovati, nechala We
ci te prubeh.
Jiz cd nektereho casu po-
znala, re puda zaclna sc pod
III boriti. V jeji pritomnosti Sc
hravAny byiy pfedehry K brzt
kemu provdani Sc jeji zacky
slecna Bochetova chovala vSah
pro svoji zacku tolik naklon.
nosti, ae $ tezi jen premahala
svoii samolasku k nj a odhod'
lala Sc tax dlouho stati pevne
ma svych zasadach, pokud ne
bude propustena. NejednoJ
mela umysl Vasilise fici: me.
te sc ma pozoruw Uvazila vsal
re nema k tomu zadneho pra
va tesila Sc jen tim, re mu
re divku ochranovati svou prl
tomnosti, pokud to jeste moz
no,
TAX uplynuly asi tri nedele
novy rok obdaril kazdeho
dome nejakym darkem. Vasi
lisa dostala ozdobu koralu
Zina naramek q peril Dimi
trij kone sc zvlastnlm prlstrc
lem uvnitr.
, Jednoho vecera dala Sc {
znamiti pritelkyne hrabentin;
pani Suvcova.
Po obvyklem uvltani |
vodu pravila k hrab6nce:
'Nasla jsem zenlcha pro v;
81 net
"Ah. Skutecne! Velmi he
ky! Dekuii VAN. Nabidli mr.
jiz tri neb ctyry kandidaty, a
zadny Sc mi mich nelibil.
kdo jef ten PAM"
"Predevsim: muz, Jak 81 j.
mono pratt, ackoliv Sc musl
priznati, re no jeste neznai
Pani r. mi 20 nem rekla. Vid
pry Llsu jeji postava, le
chcvanl sc mu velice zalibllo
"A kde il asi ,videl?'
''To nevim. Snad ma proch
ce - nebo kostele -
Zach, ano kostele, t
mOzne; d jeho Imeno?'
"Cudesov - Mikulas."
"To jmeno prlchazi Y sta
duchcvenskem. Bezpochyby
t,z nektcre knezske rodiny, X
Ira Sc stala slechtickou pri 81
s. be vojenske. M, to by jiz 4
qco bylo. Jake ma postaveni
II Jest ufednlkem pri ssena
Nh my diva AZ ttlISlCpt rljhlII .
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CLEVELANDAN UsTKNUT
CHkESTYsEM.

Nemile dobrodruzstvi zazil
clevelandsky obcan James c..
Mckay v Charen Pennsylva-
nil. Byl ustknut hadem chres-
tysem a musel byt dan do le-
|ceni tamejsi nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

bSoSi So' - VII oCshl
"Slusneho pry vzezfeni;. star
pet nebo sesta tricet let; "a
sady nabozenske, vytecne zpu-
soby, zadny hrac nj pijak, bez
vselikych milostnych pletek."
"Ale - tot pravy skvost!"
pravila hrab6nka We smichu.
"Dovolite-li, privedu jej."
Hrabenka chvili premyslela.
"Ano," pravila pax; "pri-
Stim tydnem pocina karneval
q potion nastanou prisne po-
sty. Pc vanocich mohla by byti
svatba. Prived'te mi to. Avsak
- nezavazuji Sc nicim. Drive
Sc muslin presvedciti. - Mo-
hla bych Sc o mem dozvedeti
nejakych zprav?"
"Jak mnoho vam jich libo."
"Nuze, dobra; prived'te jej
sem v patek vecer; budu rsa-
motna, uslysime, co bude mlu-
viii. Mohu vas ubezpeciti, re
zadny z mych kandidatd ne
mel jeste techto prednostl. =
Ale drive no muslin videti."
Y. patek k 8 hodine vecer O.
Znamoval sluha: "Pani Suvco-
va, pan Cudesov.'
Justina, jez zaslechla tato
jmena otevfenymi dvefmi stu
dovny, potlacila slabe zachve-
nj.
"Volil dobrou tlumocnici, "
pomyslila 81 $ pychou. "Zna-
menity to muzn'
Sat pani -Suvcove zasustll ma
koberci; krok muzsky oval Sc
ma prahu; bylo slyseti hlas hra
benky, jak vita hosti; pax Ia
vfel sluha dvefe budoiru, Jez
vzdy byvaly otevreny.
i "Oh! Tajna schaze!" pravil
/ Dimitrii, tento rarasek domu
! zamestnavaje Sc prave vystfi
hovanim koni papiru. "Taj.
ma .schuze! Tot pred zakonen
trestuhodny pfipad, vice ci me
Inc, podle okolnosti. Muj ucite
pravil mi dnes rano, miss Ju
| niorova. Nemuslte sc tax ne
mne dlvati, slecno Justine! NJ
|verite-li, Zeptejte Sc meho uci
| tele."
| Justina jakoby lhostejne 81
la dale; pracovala stale prt
T, chude; Miss Juniorova Zacal;
is Dimitrijem prudkou hadku
lpfi niz navzdor, ac miss Junl
orova mluvila anglicky, odpo
: vidal stale nemecky, cimz ov
sem byl kid porusen.
, Slecna Bochetova a Vasilis
podivaly Sc vyznamne ma sebe
Tato navsteva V tax neobycel
|ny cas-, tyto dvere, ktere pc
sud nikdy tebyly jeste zavfe
,Iny - Zina pozvedla hlavu
ispatfila vyznamny jich pohlet
II "To znamena- pocal
IZina.
II Okamzit6 vSak sc zamlcel;
"Co mystic, ze to znamen;
r slecno Zenaido?" tazala Sc J1
G stina jemnym hlasem.
eI Dimitrii, jenz mezi hadko
A s miss Juniorovou vystfihl pr
lfii Cudesova 2 papiru, poloz
n no ma stul. n
al "To je muz me sestfenky '
A. .lsilisy.' pravll pax, ukloniv h
el lvu trochu stranou a praci svs
j prohlizeje Jako um6lec, jel
S dilem svym jest spokojen.
"Tento ohyzdny panak
" zvolala Zlna zarudla hneve
a vzaia vystrizek. "Nestyc
IT. SCI"
"To neni panak, ale zee
slusny pan. Neni take zrovl
,u osklivy, naopak, vypada do
e,dobfe. A potion - neni j
e. tento zde q papiru, nybrz =
az "a kdo tedy, mily, pfiteli
e. tazala Sc Justina hlaske
Z 'vzdy tax neznym. =
u, "Jest to - - Ale co vi
ma .nD ton, 4 ulaGnn y Juct inn2
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HLEDA Sc slusny byt blize
hlavN ulice v okoli Mt. Plea
SAINT neb v v'Corlett v tichem O.
koli. Pozaduje Sc elektrika a
koupelna. Nechte adresu las
kave v adm. "Sveta" pod znae
kou "Slusny byt". 5-5
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lozil praci svou pred Justinu:
byl to d'abel s velikymi rdzky
a dlouhym opicfm ocasem.
Kolem stolu oval SIC smich
a zaroven vycitky. Miss Juni-
orova byla zlosti bez sebe.
"Ah! Snad zarlite, miss Ju-
niorova?" zvolal Dimitrij roz-
jafen. "Pockejte - take do
stanete sveho muze - tady
uz je."
Bleskurychle .vystfihl kari
katuru anglickeho kneze 5
dlouhymi cipy u kabatu, $ plo-
chym kloboukem a s bibli pod
pazi.
Miss Juniorova, zlosti celia
modra, jiz malem byla by W.
volala veliky skandal, kdyz v
tom slecna Bochetova, ably W.
strednosti te zabranila, vzala
hocha k sobe ma kiln.
"A coz ia? pro mne nevy-
stfihnes zadneho .muze?" ta-
zala Sc no n6zne.
Dimitrij pohledl ma nj u
smevem; pojednou vsak vese-
" vyraz 8 obliceje jeho zmi-
eel; pocar plakati a skryl OBJ
licej svdj ma prsou dobre .slec-
ny Bochetove.
lobe mne nenavidi," septal
a pesti pohrozil Anglicance a
Justine. IVY, jenom w nne
mate rada a ia vas take"
/ Made divky pritulily Sc k
nemu, ably ukonejsily jeho ST.
zy, coz ne bez namahani sc
Jim konecn9 podarilo. PAX be-
zelo vsak to, aby pohanene
danny odprosil a to bylo nejtez
81. ODE vsak zalekly Sc nasled-
XII teto sceny, kdyby hraben-
ka mela sc to dozvedeti a pro-
to snadno daily Sc upokojiti.
u Dimitrij posadil Sc opet ma
zidli a kdyz v devet hodin pfi-
sci pan Wachtel, ably sveho
chovance odvedl, bylo vse jiz
davno v poradku.
"Jest to zle dite," pravila
miss Juniorova, kdyz Dimitrij
odesel.
80 nikoliv; neni to zlomy.
slnost,' pravila svycarka, "je
to spise rozcilenost nerva."
.Justina pohledla ma nj ne
vlldnym OXEN, avsak slecn,
Bochetova chladne to snesla
Pomyslila 81, re je to il;
jedno: vetev, ma niz sedi, bez
toho jiz brzy Sc ulomi. V ne
. kolika tydnech. snad jiz "a ne
kolik dni nebude v tomto do
me. Ubohe deti!
Dvere boudoiru Sc otevrely
, Hedvabne saty zasustily We We
! dlejsim pokoji a hrabenka
, pruvodu svych hosti Sc pribli
: zovala.
FIJI prvnim zasusteni Tin
: vyskocila, sebrala vystrizky D
mitriovy a hodila je pod stu
a Vstoupii. Velka viseci lam
!. pa ozarovala celou spolecnost
: Vsecky povstaly.
) "Ma dcera Zenaida," prav.
! la hrabenka, predstavujic he
a sta. "sel Dimitrij uz spat?
|. "Ano, mama."
a ma meter Vasilisa Gorova,
pokracovala hrabenka n
/. chvili ustala: Miss Juniorov
/, a slecna Bochetova, vychovs
l. telky nasich mladych divel
Slecna Justina -
u Justina usmevem pohledl
, ma hosta.
il "Jsem TAX st'astnou,
znam pana toho jiz dele,' pl
a villa. "Pan tento jest sousedel
la me matkyp
u "Ah! Wy Sc tedy znate?" pl
II villa hrabenka, rada jsouc,
iaSt II tod ronz%,n dny1dx+i
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PEkNE Lofty, mensi vetsi
domy a fanny ma We vyberu
ma prodej Rob. Weisse, Brecks
vile, 0. Dopiste, dostane Sc
vam obratem odpovedi. 5-8
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HLEDA Sc slusny mensi byt
pro snoubence, jiz v brzku u
zavrou snatek, nejradeji v O.
koli Clark Ave. S. w. zada Sc
elektrina, plyn a koupelna.
Nechte adresu svoji v adm. t.
listu pod Znackou "Byt". 81
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PRODA Sc 20 yardi inlaid Ii
noleum, 2 yardy Stroke, nej-
lepsi kvality, pouze move, vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc vc. 1858
vych. 140. ul.' z Kinsman, rd.
5-3
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DROB NE
ON A M K Y

HLEDA zamestnani pekar ma
druhou ruku Dread and rolls)
adresa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
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PRODA Sc

Z jistych pricin muslin wy
prodat mij krasny nabytek
ze ctyr pokoji, ramofon,
karpety a elektrickou lam
pu, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v (. 1915 vych. ia. ul. z
Union. I?
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PRIJME Sc ceska inteligentni
dfvka ma praci v restaurantu,
ktera uni anglicky. Haste Sc
" {. 4216 Clark ave. blize zap.
43. ul. So
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RRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci do dvouclen-
ne rodiny. Haste Sc u Benes
Federmann Co., 5432 Broad
way. 5-5
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PRIJME Sc pradlo do domu k
prani a zehleni. Ponevadz me-
mohu cd ditek odejit, zadam
by mne bylo pradlo k prani
dodano. Haste sc v {. 1902
Melzer Ave-, blize Union ave.
SIS
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= Karpety vsech drahl a
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velksm vySsru U SE-
DLAcKU, 4816 Broadway
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Probudile dhe.

Jak Sc ii lib tvqqj novy tati-
mex, Malkoa"
Wis. mani, We SVEN veku uz
nemIzes delat velkych narokl.
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici, klempi-
ri ma plechafskou praci. HlaS
te sc VIC. 1850 Broadway. 4-5
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NESIKA.

Muz: S'Uz jsem Ease v te O.
masce objevil nsjake smeti!" ;.
Zena: 'Jen co. je pravda! =
Neco pofadneho objevit nedove.
des!"
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Uziiecnp training.
Tam ii diva, co Sc tax ukrutne
boxuji, trainuji Sc ma olympicke
hry?"
me - nybrz ma volby do
parlamentu!"
Evening star., 1924-03-08
FOUR RUNAWAY BOYS
HUNTED BY RADIO
Eight Students Start Globe-Trot.
ting Trip, But Four Tire
and Return.

The lure Of the first pair of long
trousers the open road. adventure,
thrills. and, at the end. fortune, fame
and name. came irresis.ibiy upon
eight Washington public school stu
dents Wednesday morning and led them
out into the world. Four, not finding
the world any too rosy, returned home.
John Gordon Hart, twelve. and Earl
EerInte, sixteen: students at the
Johnson-PoWelI School; Charles Dwo-
rim, fifteen. Eastern High, and Ray
mond Mcclure, fifteen, Central High
School student, are the four who are
still continuing their travels, and
have eluded both authorities and
radio.
WCAP last night broadcast the
report of the runaways. This morn
ing the station was Informed that
the above four boys had been pick ed
up by the authorities upon suspicion
near Quantico, but later made their
escape. The authorities in all towns
toward Richmond have been told to
be on the lookout, because the four
boys who decided to return home said
that the others were headed south,
Young Hart left home Wednesday
morning, apparently to go to school.
Instead, however, he donned his first
pair OF long. trousers. given to him
by companion, and joined the other
seven boys, ready for the trail. Sew
erai or these likewise were ex-
periencing the thrill of their first
manly garments.
This was the last seen of the
rovers until four came home snd
told their tale of globe-trottine am
bitions. o-,i
Evening star., 1924-03-08
APPEALS TO WALSH
TO BACK COOLIDGE
Bay State Governor Asks Senator
to Repudiate Colleagues Who ''Be-
smirch" Presidents Name.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March s-An appeal 70
United States Senator David Z
Walsh. democrat. Of Massachusetts,
to repudiate those democratic col
leagues who for political gain would
assassinate the character OF an honest
man" was telegraphed yesterday by
Gov. Claiming II. Cox of Massa-
chusetts. The telegram said: Calvin
Coolidge is today President of the
United States. In private life he is
an honored citizen of Massachusetts,
When for contemplate partisan pur-
POSES an attempt is made to besmirch
the fair name which all honest. fair
minded men know he has earned. does
not your duty to your commonwealth
transcend any question of party
interest?
Our citizens. regardless of party
affiliations, would have been gratified
to have you stand shoulder to
shoulder, with Senator Lodge in
resenting and repelling the baseless
and reprehensible democratic attacks
on President Coolidge. In the name
of fairness / appeal to you as a
senator from Massachusetts to re-
pudiate those democratic colleagues
who for political gain would
assassinate the character of an
honest man"
Evening star., 1924-03-08
WILL BE FETED.
Busy Days Ahead for Cardinals-to-
Be in Rome.

By the Assoca ted Press
ROME, March S.-Strenuous days
lie ahead for Archbishop Hayes and
Archbishop Mundelein on their arrival
in Rome to be accorded the high
recognition that the Catho lie Church
Is to bestow upon characterization to
the cardinalate.
Numerous formalities are to be ex-
changed by the American prelates
and the members of the Sacred Col
lege, such as visits and receptions.
prior to the secret consistory on
March "a, when they will be elevated
to the cardinalats and the public
consistory on March 81. when they
will formally receive their red hats.
Then, after the last consistory there
is to be the ceremony OF giving the
new cardinals possession of their
titular churches, which usually is an
elaborate function, attended by the
prelates Of the papal court, other
high church dignitaries, the hundreds
can colony and hordes of tourists who
invade Rome on such occasions.
No hint has yet been made as to
what churches are to be assigned to
the cardinals. The announcement of
these usually comes after the holding
of the public consistory.
Rome is preparing for a great in
f1ux of Americans for the coming
ceremonies.