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Evening star., 1924-10-01
gin memoriam,

BRIDWELL. In sad but loving remembrance
oi my dearly beloved husband. WILLIAM
EARL BhiDNELL, who departed this life
one year ago today, October /, 1923. aged 80
years.
He was too sweet 10 live, too loving to stay;
God sent angel and took him away
HIS LOVING WIFE, HELEN Il. BRID-
WELL.
CROSS. In loving remembrance of our de-
voted mother and grandmother, JoSEPHINE
RICHARDS CROSS, who departed this life
10 years ago today, October l, 1906
Side by side our loved ones now are sleeping
ui IN Tue grave DARK, dreamiess bed.
W Alle the willow boughs seem weeping
As they bend above dead.
But, oh, tits good TO think of them
When we troubled sore;
Thanks be 10 God such have been,
Although they no more.
HEX LONELY LAUGHTER AND GRAND
DAUGHTER, VIOLA RICHARDS AND
RUM tULLMAN.
FARRELL. In sad and loving remembrance
OIL my dear, darling mother, RACHEL ANN
to rest five years ago today. October 1. 1919.
Anniversary mass at ST. Augustines Church.
God called you. mother, dear,
Called you to home of rest;
May We all prepare 10 meet you,
For our time is drawing nigh.
Though each day we miss you sadly.
STILL wherever We may look
We may see some sweet remembrance
Most OF all your Kind sweet look.
We cannot hear your loving voice.
1Our smiles We cannot
But let this little token show
We stlll remember thee.
HEB n, SoN AND DExoTED DAUGHTER.
ELIZABETH FARRELL.
GIBBS. In remembrance of my husband.
THOMAS NJ. GIBBS. who departed this life
two years ago today, October l, 1922.
Forget you: No. / never will
/ loved you then, ! love you still.
Your memory is as fresh today
AS IN tine hour you passed away
LOVING WIFE. BEULAH
HOLMES. A tribute of love to the memory
ROBERT Il. HOLMES, who departed this
life one year ago, October l, 1928.
There is face so dear we miss.
Still is the voice loved;
God VIII keep him safe with Him
Until We meet some day above.
THE FAMILY.
MARTIN. A tribute of devotion TO the mem
ory of our beloved husband and father.
WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN, who left US
10 years ago today. October !. 1914.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MARTIN. In tribute # love and devotion
LIAM HENRY MARTIN. who died 10
years ago today. october l, 1914
Sweet memories viii Iinger forever:
Fine cannot change them: no. never.
HIS DAUGHTER, FLORENCE 0. YES
SELLS.
MAXFIELD. tribute of love and devotion
to our devoted wife and mother, ELIZA A
MANFlELD who died six years ago today,
MILES {. MANFIELD, MRS GoNEvIA N.
PIERRE.
WAGNER. y In pIT I2ying memory Gy, Of my dear
i, 1928
May the heavenly winds blow softly
Ger that sweet and hsllowed spot
Mid the changing scenes of lire.
Harry. you will never be forgot.
CHARLIE AND MOLLIE.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
J. A. TlMBERLAKE DIES.
Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery
Will Take Place Tomorrow.

James A. Timberlake, formerly an
employe of the Southern Railway in
this city for 25 years, died a his resi-
dence in Miami, Fla, Sunday, accord
ing to word received here today.
Death was due to heart disease.
Mr. Timberlake removed from this
city to Florida little more than a
year ago. He resided here at I'LL K
street.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
May S. Timberlake. and three broth
ers. T. 8. Timberlake and II. l.. Tim
berlake of this city and w. 3. Timber
lake Of Winchester, Va.
Funeral services will be conducted
at w. w. Chambers undertaking es-
tablishment, Fourteenth and Chapin
streets, tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. lnterment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
4th Cavalry Shifted.

The War Department today direct
ed the movement of the 4th Cavalry,
less one squadron now at Fort Meade,
S. Oak, from Fort Mcintosh, Tex, to
Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo. The move
ment will be made by rail and was
directed, the order said, because of
better housing facilities for the Win
ter available at Russell.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
Katherine Elkins Hit, sister Of IN

deceased.
The will of Robert Whitney imbrie.
United States Consul General III
Teheran, Persia, who was killed by q
fanatic mob July Is last, WIS offered
today for probate IN the District suy
preme Court. The paper was exeeu-
ted October 81 last. and provides that
his entire estate shall go to his wife,
Katherine Fl. Imbric. The widow In
also named as executrix
Evening star., 1924-10-01
The Tennessee state Society will

The Tennessee State Society will
hold its first meeting of the season
Saturday from 8 to IL pm. at Me-
ridian Mansions. 2400 10th street,
John F. Tigert, commissioner of ed
ucation and native of Tennessee, will
speak and Mrs. Isabel Pechin Mac
Arthur will give negro dialect read
ings. Dancing.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The College Womcn's Club will hOis

it's opening tea of the season Monday
from to 6 pm. at the clubhouse.
1922 l street. Wednesday. October s,
at $3.50 pm, a reception will be given
by the officers and board to club
members.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The President's Own Garrison, No.
l04, Army and Navy Union, will meet
tomorrow, pm, at Grand Army
Hall. All honorably discharged serv-
ice men and women of United States
military forces are eligible.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Judge Joseph w. Thompson will
open the seasons Sunday school les
sons, conducted by the American
Home Bible Institute, Friday, 4:45
p.m., at 1911 G street, Y. w. c. A.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Dance, Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation, o'clock. at Y. NJ II. A Build
ing.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
CARDS of Thanks.

ADAMSoN. Mrs. Minnie Adamson and sons
wish TO thank her many friends for their
sympathy and flowers during the hour of
devoted husband the late ARTHUR RICH
ARD ADAMSoN, 1914 Fl ST. Sc
LEE. We wish to express our sincere thanks
ana appreciation to our neighbors and friends
Ior their Kindness, sympathy and beautiful
moral tributes given al the death of our be-
loved wife and mother, KATIE II. LEE.
HEX HC CSBAND. DACGHTER AND SON .
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The North Star w. G. r.. u. will
meet Tuesday. 2 p.m.,. with Mrs. A.
O. Tingle, 1901 Hamilton street.
Election of officers.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The George baldwin Mccoy unit.
American Women's Legion, will meet
Friday. 1880 am, in lecture room
of Church Of the Covenant.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Viva NJ. January will lecture on
Financial independence" in Unity
Auditorium, 1926 / street, at o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES

The District PuSlic School Assocfa
ton will meet, o'clock, in boardroom
of District Building.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The Newspaper Web Pressmen's
Union Local No s, will give a ban
quet at the New Ebbitt Hotel tonight
The affair will begin at $50
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The West Virginia Society will meet
IN Masonic Hall, 14th and Kenyon
streets. All West Nirginians in the
city invited.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance Saturday, $3.50 pm.. In Mt
Pleasant lodgerooms. 14th and Ken
yon streets. All Ohioans invited.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
MarriaQe.

ALTMAN-HARDEN. The announcement of
the marriage appearing in Sunday Star of
September 2S 1924, of FRANCES HARDEN
and HEIMAN ALTMAN was inserted through
error, the wedding having taken place June
1S, 1924, at Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
Woolens -Domestics

High grade mill seconds with
slight imperfections that are
hard to detect without close
scrutiny. The plaids are in
six different colorS with whip
ped edges. The plains are tan,
white and gray with pink, blue
and lavender borders.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

A tremendous purchase and
sale Of mill ends in lengths
from l to 10 yards. These
goods are absolutely perfect,
in fact, they come in the same
clean condition as goods shown
from the bot. The lot in
cludeS poiret twill. French
serge, Ottoman, Pacific serge,
crepe, etc, plenty black and
navy blue.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
$1.50 Boys
Headwear

Hats and caps a.
in all the new O3
shapes and color
ings to match the suit
or overcoat; an unusual
value.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Women and misses will be de-
lighted with these. Every new =
style is shown in "Flannels,"
Velour" "Rayon SILK" "Benga- y
line" and Twill" in stripes,
checks and plain colors.
Evening star., 1924-10-01
69c Boys
Blouses

Fast color per- HH>
Gale and madras OO
blouses in plain
colors and pretty striped
patterns. Sizes from 6
to 1J years.
Evening star., 1924-10-01

Extraordinarily good quality
wool cloth suits in prettiest of
colorings and patterns. Superb
ly tailored and lined through
out. The best suits in town
Evening star., 1924-10-01
81 and S. Boys
Cloth Suits

to ''.;'''s 5 se.2., g s2.eS
s Il I S, in
tweeds and novelty
cloth. In lot are
browns. blues, greens
and grays.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22

married MT. Harding in 1891 when things did not look too bright for him. He had just taken over the ownership of the Marion Star, and it load ed down with mortgages and still had to make place for itself in the community. She had been used extravaganza, however, and she imme- dately turned the task of helping put the paper sound basis. She work in the business office and soon was in charge of the adver Using and circulation. buying the print paper and other supplies and standing by the and routes. She mothered the club established for the Baldinger, entered the army. rose to the rank of Major and later detailed at the White House as military aide to the President Another ate secretary.
 Of slight build and medium height, Mrs Harding carried herself strongly and with charming dig nifty. Though her hair silvering before she came the White House, her eyes bright, her vivacous, and her glances and smiles as radient when she girl.
 She always well gowned, but cared for extremes in dress Her cofure particularly said to be the mystery and envy of many Washing society leaders. She had an interesting collec- ton of aces and some and handsome piece ually helped to complete her She did not affect jewelry and usually only diamond soli- taire diamond clasp a piece of black velvet about the throat
 In her younger days she had been expert horsewoman and accomplished pianist Many musicians will always remember interest in them. While in Marion she taught music. and many of the boys and girls of her home town her pupils.
 It from her training as a horsewoman that she acquired the love for animals which became and more marked in later years. In the White House "Laddie Boy" the Presidents Airedale her constant companion. More than she stop ped on the street to reprimand drivers who were punishing their horses. At least horse Old Clover who lived in Pennsylvania, would have been willing to attest to her compassion Hearing that Clover who 51 years old. about to be killed because his unable provide for him in his days of useless old age, she sent the S1O0 check to in keeping him in comfort the end of his days.
 Mrs. Harding active in philanthropc circles. She devoted much of her time to girls work and was the National head of the Girl Scouts organiza- tiOn
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22
SWEDISH PROFESSOR SAYS AMERICA
 LEADS THE WHOLE WORLD

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 20, (AP)-Americanization is the key to the future progress of the world and America. clearly her way to the cultural heg- emony of the world. has in the short period of 150 years, built up majestic national structure which has counterpart in the history of the world, cording to Professor Johan Bergman, leading po- litical figure in Sweden's liberal party in of the striking speeches in the recent electoral campaign. delivered in vsby and published through the Swedish press.
 Professor Bergman, who is incidently leader of the prohibitonist movement in Sweden, said that the for the gigantic growth of the United States to be found. not in natural resources alone since other unexpoited regions of the world had resources that virtually just as great. but in the fact that the American people, whose leaders gifted with enterprise foresight and daring have labored industriousy and with com mon sense, maintaining high standard of high living under liberal laws. He urged Sweden to follow Americas example, to show bold initiative in undertaking to develop larger scale her own of mineral deposits, forests and water power.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22
TRANSVAAL GOLD FIELDS ARE
 PRODUCING IN GROWING STREAMS

LONDON, England (AP)-A large increase in the gold production of the Transvaal is interest ing several English companies, who organiz- ing prospecting expeditions into the little explored regions of the district The reports of the ad- vance agents of the companies indicate that the gold producing of the Transvaal by no means limited the sections being exploited. They say that they really extend far into the in terior, and it is probable that gold may be found in the waste lands to the north. The compan- ies sending engineers to South Africa mmed- lately to make investigations.
 The total output of gold for the Transvaal for the month of July amounted to s29,437 fine ounces. the largest produced, and is only the second time in the history of the Transvaa gold mining that the monthly production has been more than 5000 ounces. The value of the output for July about s1S,oOo,0O0.
 The value of the gold produced for the first six months of the present year record and amounted to about s1OO,OOO,OOO.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22
DISCOVERIES SHOW OLD ROMANS
 WERE PAssABLY GOOD DENTISTS

RICHBOROUGH. England Nov. 21, (AP)-Ar- chaeologists excavating the mighty foundations of Peterborough Castle, the Fort Rutupis of the Ro- mans, in effort to evidence of the dur ation of the sojourn of the Romans in Britain have discoered delivcaely fashioned dentists probe, actly like that used by day dental operators.
 British Museum expert who is helping with the excavations declared the old Romans quite up-todate in their methods of dentistry, and that evidence has been found that they used gold filings.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22
MRS. HARDING DIES
 --FUNERAL MONDAY
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 confidence in herself and those about her that endeared her to many thousands, After she be- came First Lady of the Land always in the years preceding the helpless and the unfortunate received the first and fullest of her aten ton. Wounded veterans of the World War owed her many debt for hours gladdened by her visits to the hospitals by flowers sent by her personal order from the White House conservatories. Her unusual outgving of sympathy extended to animals many of whom she befriended and protected
 In her thoughtfuness for the interests of others and in her loyalty to her friends. she outspoken to degree that won for her recognition as one of sided the household of president. On the night of election day 1920 she announced her de- termination to send away the policemen stationed at the White House door since the United States enterd the war--a purpose which was fulfilled on the very day Mir. Harding took office. Before he even had looked around his offices he issued an order throwing the gates wide open and hundreds trooped in the lawn and peeped in at the windows while the First Lady of the Land was presiding at her first White House function informal luncheon for old friends and neighbors from Marion. Ohio,
 During the whole time she mistress of the Executive Mansion, Mrs Harding combined with her social duties unwavering allegiance to her convictions, and displayed in doing a degree of tact which won her universal esteem. The social long part of official Washin gton life preserved by her a letter but without ostentaton And at the time found opportunity to show in many ways that she had lost of her interest for the clas sof home folks from which she had come.
 "Say that just folks" she told paper when they asked her for a message to the people at the time of Mr.. Harding's naugur- ation. We just folks but when I enter the White House propose to accept all the social ob- legations and become the First Lady of the Land in truth well name.''
 Nor did she interpret in any narrow sense the obligations hepfulness assumed when in 1891. she became the wife of a struggling newspaper editor back in Marion. Even in those days she vastly to the marriage partner ship than woman usually is able to contribute, and grown in Marion today remember how she used to count out newspapers to them when they newsboys. When the future President wawys of hlpng him. As the wife of Senator, she kept in touch with hundreds in her state who wanted help in Washington, besides maintaining her place fttingly in the social life of the capital.
 From the time MT. Harding became interested in politics, she made study of things political just as she had familiarized herself previously with Marion Star printing plant. and when the results
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-22
BEAVERS UNDO MANS WORK

VANCOUVER. Wash, tAP)-A colony of beav- here recently has been staging contest with the State Highway Department. To protect the North Bank Highway. small lake drained tut the beavers immediately constructed dun that resulted in the overflow of th4 ad. T.e dam was torn (, ", and in sinGie night ti" 'it,,e animals D i''s t;;' was car,leL on ;o- week. Finai'v used to keep the b02 away from tha c ltlet
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
WITT PROTl KOURI zELEZ.
/. NIcNfCH LOKOMOTlV.

velice cinny radni' Peter
Witt chce donutiti drahy, aby
v hranicich Clevelandu zam9-
nily dymajicf lokomotivy "a
stroje elektricke. a sice Jill be-
hem priStich til rokd. Drahy
sice maji samy n9co podobn&-
no v programu, ale Witt 81
pfeje rozlust9niv v dohledn& do
be a proto poz&dal vcera m1st
.skeho pravniho reditele Shu-
lera, aby objevil pravni zpd-
sob. kterak by Sc mohlo zelez
nicim ma kobyiku" Mali me-
sto pravo zakazati podobnou
svizel, pax nechapu. proc bv
-prava toho 'nepouzilo," pravil
Witt a dodaf. ze by elektrisa-
ce nikterak .neNyzadovala vel
kych nakladd 'neh. lokomotivy
BY mohly dostavati I elektric.
tkou energii = Selektraren NEST
skych..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
oBECNfHO HOSPODAk
. SfVf " NEWBURG
HEIGHTS.

Ia vcerejsi schize obecni
rady v predmestf Newburg
Heights podana byla resoluce,
die ktere ma mayor Zimmer-
man podati pisernny soupis
vsech vybranych pokut "a A
roxy a druhou resolucf je Ia
dano, aby propust6ni byli vsi-
chni policejni straznici, ktefi
nebyli radou schvaleni. Rada
postavila Sc do oposice proti
jmenovani ponocneho mayorem
Kandidat nocniho hlidacstvi
byl pfitomen ma radnici "a
zasedani a kdyz vid6l, jaky
zapas Sc osobu jeho rozpou-
|tal, sam odvolal podanou IA
dost o uvedeny trad. Jinak
|byla pfi hlasovani o ponocnem
|stejnost hlasi a mel rozhod-
|nouti svym hlasem sam mayor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
PROHlBIcNf AGENT MAN
GAN ODsOUzEN MA 80 DNf
DO ROBOTARNY.

,Kdyz byla porota prohlasi-
la yyrok "vinen", odsoudil mu
nicipAlni soudce Settler statni
no prohibicniho agenta Jane
sa Mangana ma 80 dni do ro-
botarny a k pokute $25 a ma
hrade dtrat. Obvineny podnikl
$ dvema pochopyt 2 Fairview
vesnice prohlidku restaurantu
Morse Rernsteina, 1875 Wood
land ave, "a ktere byI posled-
ne jmenovany slidily, ktefi v
mfstnosti zadne koralky nena-
lez1i, telesn6 ztyran. ''Prohlid-
ka" vykonana byla Ia. prosin-
&c a jak zalobce pravi, pocho-
lpov6 .jej, vl&celi po celem do
me, nuticeejej, -aby udal, kde
domnelt kontraband schova-
va. Mangsn byl pos sslozeni za-
ruky $1,000 ponechan ma. svo-
bode, snad aby mohl v podiv-
me Cleveland otist' ovaci snaze
|pokracovai. Jest tyz, jenz pro
Fvedl znamou prohlidku u pol,
|serzantd Cerby a Lovana,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
ZNALl JSTE ABRAHAMA
y LlNcOLNA? J. N

Ma originelni napad pfisel
zdejsi Advertising Club, ktery
hodla v den Is. dnora uspo-
radati v Statlerove hotelu' schii
zku vsech oosb, ktere osobne
znaly presidenta mucednika
Abrahama Lincolna, zejmena
ty, ktere MIN osobne mluvily
a jednaly. Pfihlasky prijima
tajemnik klubu Ray H. Finger
,jehoz- telefonicka adcesa mi !:
Prospect 243O". KllD prime
j vd6cn6 zpravy, v nichz by by
ly oznacene osoby, 0 nichz je
znamo, re sc S. Lincolnem kdy
seSly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
"a NOcNfHO POzARU.

V dome ma Ontario ul. a
High ave. vypukl noci po-
Ear, ktery vyhnal as tucet o.
sob do mrazive noci a zastavil
ma cas- v mistech onech dopra-
WI. Ma prvnim poschodi ma
dradovnu dr.. H. Taylor, jehoz
zrizenec T. T. Willis Sc domni
val, ze v kancelari jest ohro-
zen doktoriv pes, nevahal a
vbehl pro neho do horicf jiz
budovy, ale nemohl jiz nazp6t.
Odhodlal sc tudiz ke skoku
oknem; chtel Sc zachytiti w.
vesni prizemni tabule a patr.
ne 81 rozmeril spatne vzdale'
most a minul Sc sveho cile 9
spadl primo do naruce dokto.
ra, jenz utek jeho sledoval
Pes Sc objevil pozdeji valnl
pozarem nedotcen. Skoda ns
budove zpdsobena odhadnuts
jest hasicskym kapitanem nj
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
LOUPEz v DOUTNfKAR-
SKEM OBCHODE.

Kratce po devate vecer We
sli diva ozbrojeni mladici do
retezoveho doutnikarskeho oh
chodu United Cigar ma Pro
spect a vych. a. ul., kde byl
samoten 24lety klerk Lee
Vogt, 1888 Buhrer ave., ktere.
.mu porucili lehnouti 81 "a
prodavacf pult ma zem. Spou-
tall jej jeSte X tomu motou-
zem ma baleni. Do obchodu
vessel jeden kupec a jeden z
banditG ihned prevail Glohu
prodavace take zakaznika
obslouzil. Kdyz byli wall z
pokladny $75, oba nevitani na
.vStevnici sc vzdalili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
PoPALEN "a vYBUCHU
STkELNEHO PRACHU.

30lety policista William
Frawley, 770S, Grace ave., pri
d6leny policejni stanici ma Lo-
rain ave. a zap. SO. ul., mel
zvyk vyskrabovati 2 patron
do sluzebniho revolveru stary
.prach a nahrazovati novym.
Vcera Sc mu podobne pocinani
'nevyplatilo, neb as pull kofliku
|vynateho prachu Sc vzhalo z
nevysv6tlene dosud priciny a
|straznik "a vybuchu nebezpe-
cne popalen ma levem oku,
krone popalenin jinych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
Dram. Sbor Vcelka.
ZkouSka ma hru
"NADEJE" ,

kona, Sc Ultra, We Gtvrteks "a.
ledna v Ceske Mar. Sini pre-
sne. v 8 hodin vecer. Vsichni
ucinkujici ma sva mista.
REzISER.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
l8-LETY WILBERT vYS0k1 P0sTRE-
LEN NEZNAMYM MUzEM.
MLADfK PODLEHL v NOCI svEMU TEz-
KEMU ZRANENf

Nasedkem smrtelneho po-
stfeleni neznamym dosud mu-
zem zemrel "a ninule prave
noci v nemocnici sv. Jana 18-
lety Wilbert Vysoky, 12019
Peelor ave., Y Linndale. TIL
spoelcnfci zemreleho, 14lety
Bert Ward, a. zastavka, Linn
dale, 16lety John Sucku z 8.
East. a Stancel Synovecky, 18
lety, tehoz mista, byli jiz wy
slechnuti linndalskym mayo
rem Georgem Linnem a w
pomocnym serifem z tehoz mi
sta B. j. Owiatteem.
DIE vypovedi hochn, strelen
byl Vysoky muzem, jenz po
cinu jinym jeste muzem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
vyHORELY, DOvOI.AVA Sc
POMOcI DOBRYCH LlDf.

Neblahy osud t6zce dolehl
ma rodinu Bulhara Alexe Ma
kova, ktery dne Ia. ledna po-
zarem zbaven byl domova a
nucen jest bydleti sc zenou a
tfemi malyni detmi, z. nichz
nejmladsimu jest teprve is me
sicd v male garazi. 292 Wick
rd. v Brooklyn6. Obozaci "a
chranili jen hole zivoty, prisli
o nabytek, satstvo a vsechny
Sveci. Otec, aby zachranil svo-
je mile, vyspravil chatrnc zdi
nynejsiho bydliste papirem a
byt jejich nozdstava z jedint
postele, dardvane dobrosrdec
nymi sousedy. Nakov jes,
! krejcim. alemema jako mnoht
Ijinych "a teto sezony prace
nemdze proto zaopatriti an
fdetem to nejnutneisi k obzive
Prosil mas 1penlive, abychon
jmenem jeho apcloval: ma do
bra srdce nasich krajani, ab.
sebe skromnejsi pomoci podal
ruky, aby z,nestesti mohl Wy
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VYROBA FORDOVYCH AU.
TOMOBILu. J.

The Ford Motor Co. VISTA
villa "a uplynuly rok 2,2OO.-
682 svych vyrobki, z nichz
automobile osobnich a naklad
Mich bylo 2,O9O.95O. Fordsono
vych traktord vyrobeno 1O1.-
1913 a Lincoln aut 1926. For
dovy zavody vykazuji letos vel
ky vzestup oproti roku 1922,
zejmena '"fordek" bylo sestro-
jeno o SO procent vice. DIE ti-
slic techto pfisel "a uplynuly
rok iedine ma kazdeho pade-
sateho obyvatele Spojenych
Statd jeden Fordiv automobil.