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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
MEMS DAY AT THIRD STREET
BETHEL A. M; Il. CHURCH

Sunday, March 14th is Mems Day
a Third Street. The publc is in
vi ed TO the following: At IL A M
Rev. James S. Hatcher will deliver
on Samues, the Mode, Statesman
and Parental Failure" This mes
sage promises to be rich in histor
icai, insp rational and spiritual val
ueS.
At $3.50 p NJ Rabbi a. S. Ans
pa.cher, acting rabbi of the Beth
Ahaba Synagogue wiz daliver tho
address, the Psychology of Negroes
Progress" This message coming
from a man whose national history
is so analogous with ours ought to
be helpful indeed. Special music
Bethel Choir, Bethel Male Chorus,
and Bethel Mixed Quartette will
sing.
AT p. M AN Inspirational Song
Service" wifi be conducted by DR.,
Hatcher. Rev. Hatcher. who Is him
self writer OF music, hymns as
weN as trained singer, is we'll
qualified to give the history, mean.
ing and interpretations Of many Of
our popular and classic hymns. Come
bring your song book and parttct-
pate in this unique service. ......
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
THIRD STATE HIGH SCHOOL
ORATORICAL CONTEST Sf,f


The tn I'd lnnuai interscholastic
High Schoo. Oratorical COntes' for
the j. Raymond Henderson Trophy
and cash pr yes viii be held in the
chapel of Virginia Union University
on Friday, March 26, 1925 a.. S:15
r. Nj. This contest, which con-
Quoted annually by the University.
was founded in 1924 by Mr. ]. Ray.
mond Henderson, ,fdrmeri orayor
and debater of Virginia Union
University. Annual cash prizes are
awarded and the J. Raymond Hem
derson Silver Cup is awarded 10 the
school of the winner of first place.
Contestants for this years prizes
OF SIS. SIS. and $40 will represent
Armstrong High School Richmond;
lHartshorn Academic Department:
Way.and Academy of Virginia Union
University; s. Paul N. and I. L..
Lawrenceviae; and fifth represen
tatWe of Tidewater Virginia.
AN are urged TO secure tickets at
30 and 25 cents, and attend in or.
der to cheer their respective schools
to victory
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
EIks Leave Remains
of Member
They Declare Order Was
Nor RecO1nIzed
pecuIar simultaneously Ker.
0eTs DecisiOn-=-The Fune ya{
Director Obeys Orders.

The funeral of Joseph Harrison
Farrar look place last Monday af-
'ernoon at the Ebenezer Rantist
Church, with Funeral Director n
Price, Jr. Officiating. The services
were impressive. Rev. w H. Stokes
rh. ~ delivered the eu1ogy. The
.Rsket was handsome si yer
'ronzed state. The Richmond Atb.
ieo.c and Social Club was out
before proceeding to the house il
seems hat Exalted Ruler George I,
branch of Capital City Lodge. No
~ had had conference with the
1amsy. He had a delegation pres
ent at the house and he found ont
that adj he pall-bearers had been
previously selected. leaving no place
for the members Of Capi.ai CITY
Lodge, No. IL, of which lodge young
Farrar was member, his brother
.n1aw being Grand Exalted Ruler
of the Elks!
THE WISHES OF THE FAMILY
upon further enquiry he was in
formed that what had been done
wne in accordance with the wishes
OF The family. Some of the members
OF the lodge were in favor offpro-
ceeding to the cemetery, but 'ythe
majority ruled that the properspro.
cedure was to leave the proces5iop
at the Ebenezer Baptist Church,. in
as much as the lodge was not ac-
corded represeR alton and given
charge Of the body This was done
and no funeral ceremony over their
departed brother was performed ut
'he grave in Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs. J Finley Wilson was present
TO attend the funeral of ner brother
II was afterwards explained that the
m sunders' 'anding was due to tay-
Ing previously invited certain friends
10 act as pail lbearers3 Richmond
Athletic and Social Club leaders re.
GREETED the affair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

WOULD NOT APOLOGiZE-MEANT FLECToN--PREAcI4ING
THE GOSPEL As HANDED DOWN SCRIPTURES.


with him for soon thereafter a Yss-
du4bn was unanimously adopted
asking hm to report at the next
meeting of the body just what he
wau,ed the church to DO. AS the
mauler now stands no action in this
mat er $ expected to be taken for
some time. IL is essentially naces-
sary that the pastor enjoy repose for
The time being and further agita-
Ion of this matter would be regard
ed as seriously endangering HIS lie
and all parties disc,aim any other
attitude than shat to help him and
to benefit the Second baptist Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

Mrs. Harriet e. Thompson. who
has been >indisposed is much i'm.
proved
Armstrong win. be present en- mase
TO cheer its cOntes' ant 70 victory.
at the IH.erscholastic High School
OratoEcal Contest a, Va. u. U.
March 26th, at S:15 p. M.
Mr. Nathaniel Roy is out again
after prolonged Illness
Mr.. John B. Blfey. who under
went serious operation at the hos
'pitaL is back again at his home
ook,ng much improved.
On not being given charge of the
body of one of it's members a dele.
cation from Capital CITY Lodge, No.
IL returned to the lodges home on
last Monday afternoon.
Col G. F.. Knickerbocker and Rr.
Frank A. Lewis. of Washington. d.
G. were IN the city this week
In-eracholastsc Orator'cal Contest
at Va. U. o.. March 26th. at s:15
p NJ. !.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
AwAITIfIa HIs WISHES

Az the 1sst church meeting
The church evidently sympathized
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
wv AIcnnorinnI.

MlNOR-In loving remembrance
OF our dear brother and unc'e,
Charles Minor, who departed tbie
life one year afo, March II. 1925:
1925:
Just a line OF sweet remembrarcn
Just a memory fond and true
Jug token of love and devotion
That our hearts str think 90 you.
The eHdcn gates were open.
a gentle voice said come.
And with farewell unspoken.
He cs'mlv entered home.
Sister CORA 8. CHILWS.
Niece. ARLETTE s. JONES
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

Mrs Bertha B. Alexander in com
-a~v wit, her son Herber K. and
her daughtep Mrs Carrie Hewitt.
are in the city, having just buried
her husband i'm Washington, ID. c.,
W. Cornelius Alexander. formerly
nf his nifty. who died In Detroit,
March 3. 1926.
Mr.. JosepH ne p Beiford and
Ms, Pear J! Payne, of Detroit, Mini
formerly The Davis girls of this city,
are here with their sss'er, Mrs
Ber ha b Alexander. on account os
the death of kbeir brofheIt in-law
Mr. Cornelius Alexander They are
stopping at Biatmore Hofel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

Street, Friday night, February 26
1876 in honor Of the birthday cele-
oration OF Prof. J. IT. Blackwell,
Pm ID. The affair being a surprise
to Prof. Blackwell, he was lured to
the home under pretext of meeting
some of his sons friends whom he
had invited for an evening of pleas
ure.
On his arrival to the homo. by
previous arrangement Messrs. John
II. Cogbil3, Charles II. Robinson,
Chaples II. Greene and Leicester
Pieasanys. some of his early grad
yates, rushed to the car, and as soon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

Lucinda Price who was trans
ferred from the Richmond city jail
to fhe Portsmouth jaw was brought
back to this city Friday. March 5th
and will spend the remaining fifteen
months OF her sentence In the Jail
here. She Is the picture OF health
and g we'll pleased with the transfer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
OLD STUDENTS HONOR
PROF, BLACKWELL
J. Fl. BLACKWELL. PHI. ID. SUR
PRISED BY THE MANCHESTER
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.
CLASSES .1S91--191O.

Tile members. OF the, Manchester
Public High School Alumni. under
the ieadershSp;' of Mrs. Cora W.
.Wyhder'met at the home of DIR. j.
II. .Backwen, W, 211' East 18th
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13
BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET

special meeting of The Od Do
minlon Bar Association will be hold
a. the FRS Calvary Baptist Church.
Norfolk. Virginia on Monday, March
22nd. at q and 8 p M O'Clock. Of
needs and members are urged to
attend as matters of grave impor' =
ance are to be discussed.
HENRY d. DOLPHIN.
President
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

Rev. Il. II. Walker, the Converted
Gambler. will deliver a special mes
sage, at the True Reformers Hall,
Sunday, March 2I. $3.50 p. M, at
the Sunday School Equipment Rally
OF the Fif h Street Baptist Sunday
School. Mr.. James Walls, Superin-
tendent The public is invited
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-13

The Second Baptist Church was
the scene of a near tragedy last
Sunday morning when the able Rev.
IT. u. ID. Lewis, pas. or, arose and
stood at the sacred desk to make q
prelGn. nary statement relative to the
resolution adop ed at the last meet
Ing Of the church. He is repored
to have said that in what he said
up0n Che occasion Of the services
held on the Sunday morn ing prev
ious that he meant no reflection up
on the Deacon Board. When 1t
came to apo log4zing for what he had
said he did not know that he would
ever do SO. .-..s-
OVERCOME WITH EMOTION.
lit Was then that ne seemed 10 be
overcome with emotion and he stood
motion.ess. HIS wife who had
watched his condition rushed to
nim and he was led to a seat, where
4 ne collapsed. DR.. nj. B Jones. who
vas in the aud ence adm. .nistered
20 him and a hurry ca was sent
for a pr Wate ambulance and he was
removed to his home at 2O2 East
Leigh street. He was = eep ng, due
ID eedStsvee administered hypoderm-
icaLy Ny he pnysic an Later he
rallied and was able to swallow. He
has s.nce been able to speak and he
has made efforts to rise from the
bek-
WILL. RECOVER.
Providing there is no other stroke,
he wild recover. The cause of the
trouble Is due to the physical condi-
7ion OF the pastor, incident ITO a
previous s1rtoke fwhilch he suffered
many years ago. He has been able
70 walk, but his left arm has been
of Htdie service. He could move it.
He is abe now to move both OF
these limbs. Certain deacons con-
eeEed The idea that the church was
being retarded by the inability of
the pastor to discharge tfhe fup du-
tfss of his office
THE CAUSE OF THE AGITATION.
Tney decided to settle the matter
by retiring him upon a pension. The
offer was $75 90 per month. They
cried 20 convince him that they were
.diesirous of helping him, but he
vas of the opinion that certain mem
Aers of the Deacon Board were per-
Aieated by other motives and he op-
W6sed them 1t was in practical de
.fpnciation of their attitude that fhey
t9ok offense and forced through the
yeading Of the proceedings OF the
DEACON Board to show that their
purpose had been to conserve the
strength N the pastor and prolong
htB LIE.
RBSBNTED THE IMPLICATION.
The Church seemed to have been
convinced OF this, for when Deacon
John T.. Tay'or offered the motion
that Rev. DR.. Lewis be required to
apologize to the Deacon Board IN
open services on the next Sunday
morninC the high spirited divine
r4sen, ed the implication and con-
trary to previous report, is quoted
He took the position that in defln-
ing the duties Of the deacons- in his
sermon, he was simply exercising
the authority given by the Scrip
fures and for which there could be
no apology. He contented himself
vita saying that he meant NO re.
necH'on upon the Deacon Board.
Then the temporary sroke came.
AWAITING HIS WISHES.
AZ the 'ast church meeting
she .c,surch evidently sympathized
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
HosPoDARsKA VYSTAVA
v PRAHE.

ct. o. Dna -. maja bola "a
hajena V Prahe Siesta zemedelska
.vtstava, ktora znamenala iste vr-
chol vsetkych vIstav, ktore boly
poriadane V jarnom obdobi ma
mnohych miestach republiky, a
hojne tiez ma Slovensku. Nome
citovat' slova predsedu vystavy,
poslanca Prokupka, 0 vTzname
dnesnej hospodarskej vystavy:
~Hospodarska vystava je nielen
radostnou prehliadkou prace ma
sho zemedelstva, ona a jej obosla
ME navsteva ST novym doka-
zom, re pechopenie vel 'keho Wy
znamu narodneho hospodarstva
zacina prenikat' do najsirsich
kruhov republiky."
Ako kazdorocne, i tohorocna
hospodarska vystava priniesla nic
len mnoho zemedelskych a hospo,
darskych nov6t, ale bola zarovefl
dokazom 0 pokrku nasho hospo-
darskeho zivota. Su to predovSet
kym expozlcie Statnych podnikov,
ktor6 budia pozornost' obecen-
stva. Z mich na prvom mieste mu-
81 byt' uvedena vystava spravy
statnych statkov a lesov, ktora
vystavuje najma vzorky r6znych
druhov dreva Il mas spracovane-
no, d 'alej diagramy o naseJ DIRE
varskej produkcii, ktore svedcia,
ze statne lesy stl najvacslm vyrob
com dreva nasej republike. Vel
mi zaujimave statisticke diagra-
my vystavuje tiez Statny Poem
kovy iirad O dosavadnom sfave
pozemkovej reformy, min. zeme-
delstva vystavuje vel'mi zaujd-
nave statistiky diagramy, INA
zornuihce rozmach nasej zemedel
skej produkcie. q d'alsich samo.
statnych expoozfcii je pozoruhod,
ma yystava rybarstva, ktora je
vel mi vysokej hrovne, vyNava
hospodarskych strojov vystava
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
rasek, Holecek, Kalal, Herold,
Miskovsky, Zakrejs, Jir6nek, Ed

rasek, Holecek, Kalal, Herold.
Miskovsky, Zakrejs, Jir6nek, Ed.
gar atd'. q najvyznamnejsich je,
ho politickych einov treba spo-
mendt narodnostny kongres, kto
ry sa konal v Budapest a ktory
ipripravil ylastne on, d'akovat'
jeho poeetnym osobnym stykom $
rumunskymi politikmi Sibihe a
so srbskymi Y, Novom .Sade.
Po skonceni svetovej yojny ma
Sli sme no. opat " popredi ma
rednNch snah. Stal sa totiz pred
seldom Narodnej rady v Tisovci
a len jeho energickemu zakroce-
niu mono d'akovat', ze Tisovec
jeho okolie nebolo spustosene
mad 'arskymi hordami. Miestnu
vojensku posadku mad 'arskd od-
zbrojil a so zbranjou ozbrojil 'svoJ
hasicsky sbor, ktory zamedzil vse-
tky rabova6ky. Stal sd ,potom Co
skoro prvym slovenskym. zupa-
nom Gemer-malohontskej zupy a
ked' zad 'akoval. zvolili no "a Sc
natora republikanskej strany.
Pc prevrate objavena bola' V
zupnom archive rimavslo-sobot
skom "cierna kniha" nespol ah,
Ilivych a podozrivyych l'udi. Rozu-
mie sa, ze sa nachodi al jeho me-
no nej. A sice S touto poznam-
kou: Lstivt myHliaIci .clovek,
ktory prenasledovanym dava ra-
dy a k zakonom sd vzdy lstive pri-
sp6sobuje." Je treba lepsie Wy
svedcenie a uznanie "a vykonanI
70-rocnn dlhu narodnu pracu pre-
slovenskeho cloveka, ako je tato
mala poznamka mad 'arskeho po-
litlckeho nraduf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04

zahradnictya. * yystaye je tiez
pripojeny ziynostensky trh, pred
stavujdc vlastne vel trh men
Som meritku, a vystava nabytku,
ktora donasa mnoho noyiniek a
naima praktickych vecl' domac-
nosti. Cely jedon pavilion je We
novany zenam, pot 'aEne spray
nej vyzive osetrovaniu matky a
diet 'at'a. Po tejto stranke poda-
va vystau nazorny obraz, ako je
treba dl'a modernych lekarskych
zasad pecovat' 0 mlade matky a
deti.
Co ale najviac zaujima odbor-
nych navstevnikov z .yidieku a
vobec najsirsie kruihy navstevni-
kov, je vystava zivocisnej pro-
dukcie. Ukazovane s1 tn krasne a
vybrane kone, yystavoyany ho-
yadzi dobytok, kozy a ovce; z
drobeze 1zitkoveho vtactva sti
ia vystave zastilpene vsetky moz-
ne druhy. ~ ,'.i -"
Vel 'ka navsteva 20 vsetkych
stran republiky dokazuje,' ze' w
znam hospodarskej vystavy sa O.
cenuje pine. Nase zemedelstvo
ma vel 'ku nlohu V nasom State, je
najdolezitejsim odvetvim narod-
neho hospodarstva, co dokazuje i
to, ze celkovej rozlohy' stat1
nalezi 53 percent 70 vsetkej pody
rol 'nictvu. Poda je II mas az do
sial' najvacsfm zivitel'om naro-
da, lebo poyolaniu zemedelskemu
venuje sa najvacsie percento oby-
vatel 'stva republiky. Priemysel,
zivnosti, obchod a doprava "a
mestnavaj1 iba okolo 40 percent
obyvatel 'stva, povolaniu rod mic
kemu yenuje sa ysak plnych A
percent l'udu Csl. State. z toho
je zrejmy hospodarsky a sociolo-
gicky vyznam zemedelstya u mas
a tItm vyyznam hospodarskych
v5stav. V Cechach majii uz hos
pedarske vNstayy svoju tradiciu,
pilnost' a hizevnatost' ceskeho
sedliaka postavila zemedelske pod
nikanie na vysok1 Groven hos
podarskymi vystavami reprezen-
tovalo sa ceske zemedelstvo i pred
cudzinou. Ma Slovensku zacalo sa
intenMvne pracovat' v odvetvi
zemedelskom iba po preyrate, ale
praca niekol 'koroGna dokazala uz
skvele vysledky, co najviac doka-
zuju caste a podarene zemedel-
ske vystavy na Slovensku. w
znam tychto v.Nsfav neni dolezity
len po stranke hospodarskej, ale
tiez po stranke propagacnej a po
stranke ekonomickej vyspelosti
nasho narodneho hospodarstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
VYROCIE PoL'sKEHO KOLUM.
BUSA.

V tomto roku ,uplynie $50 ro-
kov Cd dolby, ked' do Ameriky
priplaval Poliak Jan Kolmar
(Scolnus), ktory cele danske-
ho lod 'stva dosiahol r. 1476 La
bradoru a tax 16 rokov pred Ko-
lumbusom objavil Ameriku. Osta-
tine, ako znamo, dostal sa Ko-
lumbus +. 1893 len do mora Ka-
ribsk6ho. (CEPS).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
YOUNGsToWNSK7 v NEMOCl
PODPoRUJUCI sPoL0K
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton ST., Jozef Javorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotny, det., 404 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad,
mix, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Nuran.
sky Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovis.
Schodze vydrziayajd - ka5dd prvd
nedel'u mesiaci skole ~. Cyrills 5
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
DIR. SAMUEL DAXNER
70-ROCNY.

IT. o. "Mesto" Tisovec ma
syojes vlastne dejiny V kryavej
historii dlheho utrpenia sloven-
rskeho naroda. Ako ia najjuznej-
sia baSta sloyenska, vzdoroval d.
no huzevnate a hrdinsky priliyu
mad arizacnemu Zbytocne boly
tn vsak vsetky nastrahy, vsetky
81 'uby a vyhrozovania mad ar
skej vlady, toto tmesto" stale
ako ia pohranicna zula, a sloven-
skeho svojho svojrazu nepozbylo
ami tNch najt 'azzsich dnoch. A
zato vsetko mozeme d 'akovat' je-
dine staruckemu !, kmet'ovi DIR.
Samuelovi Daxneroyi, ktory ako
ten strazca majaku konal celych
10 rokov Verne svoju sluzbu ma
rodn1. .... g. j. - !.
DIR. Samuel Daxner narodil sa
dna 4. maja 1856 v Tisovci (Ge-
mer). Studoval ma revdckom gym
naziu, este slovensky. Tu al ma.
turoval prave toho roku zrusila
mad 'arska vlada toto slovenske
gymnazium a cely jeho majetok
prisudila mad 'arizacnemu spolku
"Femke'. Daxner bol uz al ma
gymnaziu vsestranne cinny ma
rodne. zalozil tn ma. pr. al hudob-
ny krtizok, jehoz boI dlhorocnEm
spravcom. Pravnicke stndie abb
solvoval Bratislave a advokat-
sku zkilsku slozil v PeSti. Ked'
skladal advokatsku prisahu, pred
seda zkusobnej komisie vyzval no
zvlast', abN lepsie zd6raznoval
slova: magyar alkotmanynak es
magyar hazanak hu leszek" (ze
bude vernv mad'. tlstave a Via
sti), lebo jeho "panslavizme"
boil tam v PeSti uM dobre infor-
movanf.; i.ax
Jeho dom V Tisovci stal sa sire
diskom narodngcdl rpracoynikov
slovenskych a ceskych. 'Zalozil a
dlh6 roxy viedol hasicsky sbor V
Tisovci, jediny to slovenslSy sbor
V bvvalom Mad 'arsku pred pre-
vatom, a siril vsemoznym sp6so-
BON narodne povedomie. Spravo-
val, este al dnes spravuje miestny
penazny 1stav "Pomocnicu'', kto
rT narodnom hospodarstve vel'-
mi mnoho vykonal pre- drobny,
zvlaSt rol 'nfcky slovensky l'ud
okolia. ChceI aitn zaloEit' sloven-
sky spevokol, lebo ako al sam
prehlasil, "k srdcu slovenskeho
l'udu, toho drobneho, dostanes sa
len so spevom". Nepodarilo sa
mu to vSak a IA jeho ziadost1 V
tomto smere mad 'arske llrady "a
mietly. Okrem tejto kulturnej
praci venoval sd horliye al Obha-
johann slovenskych trpitel'o 'ov po-
litickIch a cirkevnych. Zastaval
sd htzevnate menovite ev. farara
IA Pile, Lauceka, ucitel'a V Kle-
novel Karola Salvu, ev. farara
Krizana a jeho vernIch cirkevni-
kov V HnnSti atd'. Tito vsetci
museli sd vyst iahovat' do Ameri-
ky. Spomlna sa este al dnes jeho
obhajoba tych so Tisovanov, kto-
rych nespravedlive odsndily ma
d 'arske urady pre- danove nedo-
platky. Ked' vsak pravotu'uz Wy
hral, mad 'arske urady svalily vi
nu ma akehosi Gradnfka, ktory
boil uz davno zomrel. Neprijimal
nikdy ziadnych poplatkov "a
porady, ktore udeloval drobnemu
l'udu. Svoj prazdny cas- venoval
pol menu hospodareniu a jeho O.
vocne sadly vceliny sluzily "a
priklad d'aleko siroko.
Politicky sa orientoval rusofil-
sky preto vel l'mi t'azko niesol
bolsevicky prevrat. Cd Ruska O.
cakaval spasu slovenskeho a vo-
bee vsetkyeh slovanskych naro-
dov. Jeho dom navstevovali TAX
mer vsetci popredni ceski narod-
nj nracovuici ako. Ha aidu1y IT,
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GREATL "
REDUCEDl

MEWU IEUy
Donf expect to find junk
when you come over 10
100 L St. to inspect these
Bargains.
Jewett Tour. running ....... SIS
Lexington Tour, "Anstead" Is
Dodge Tour, bargain ......s.ss sos
studebaker Special new tires... $50
Nasn $. Tour: ]. =. - ~. ~ ~ y
BETTER
Overland a6's Coach. ssDuco IS. 40
Oakland, "a. II. w. 3. Tour. -. 325
Essex Coach. new tires s.ss.s.s 375
Ford Coupe. '.dolled III" ...... 275
Essex Tour: fast ....s...... go
Gardner Tour, 8 bearings .s... as
New tires, new paint and
well equipped. You'II find
these cars worldly Of your
trouble and time consumed
in coming over TO
Il evmn ~
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AuT,.tpRTi "a ron SALE 1856

Overland Sport Touring
1924. new paint, good tires Al mechan.
zeal condition. $195.
WHY'S Knight
.3-Door Coupe Sedan. 1925 model has
Lancaster balancer. equipped with pef,
fectly new balloon tires upholstery and
sos. a'ssl
Overland Touring, 1924
Newly painted and overhanled in first.
class condition. snap tof some ONE
Ford Coupe, 1925
GOOD an, .ss. P Gsn tsl fr0m ssnan new
Dodge Touring, 1925
Al conditions good cord tires. looks
and runs o. K.-<S496.
Chevrolet Touring, 1928
Superior De Luxe: .five good cord tires;
ffiiIy equipped: 10 a q mechanical condition
and guaranteed--S325.
Ford Sedan, 1928
looks asrs good. Rss GOOD roo tiTes Prics make
Cadillac 81 Touring
Al sonasI9n good ,ss lTss nGRoli per
feet. ~ Thip Ra car has only been run $4,000
miles and has been taken very good care
of--$T05.
Nash Touring, 1924
ADVANCE d; shis car vas formerly . CvIrle 2,
Banding su this a car. Il 6 II iirst.class ne:
chanicaI condition: paint. upholstery. tires
Buick g Roadster
Al condition. new tires. S47b.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924
Looks and runs ike D new car. AL
condition. good tires. many accessories
$3.50.
.Durant 4-pass. Coupe, 1924
In Al condition. This ear was former:
= owned by careful 1otOriss Rna na scd nc.
sores: five practicafiy new cord tires; me.
chanicaii9 perfect: Guaranteed. $500
Buick q Touring
1926 model. 4.wheel brakes, mechani.
callg perfect. paint and upholstery veEy
rood: tires Al: has not been abused
Essex a Sedan
car with sSoa Tep .ns S1i,,, E Ssr
good. Mechanically AL. real bargain
Packard Straight 8 Roadster
1925 snort model: best looking ear Ii
town! mechanically perfect.
Hudson Coach, 1928
This car mas only been run s.7OO
miles: motor perfect: upholstery and paint
very good 1895.
Studebaker Big 8 Sedan
Al all through--S 605.
Studebaker Big g
1sss . sSSFn s;... iss
perfect oFder--$b4b.
Durant Sedan, 1924
Looks good ana rims good. $685..
4 Ford Tourings, 500 Up
StudebakeT. 8
Touring car. 1924: All new cord tirea
ana neg paiuts lust overhauleds AL con.
dition. S46b.
Ford Tudor sedan
Model, 1925. new paint: can't tan from
new car. lust overhanled $500.
Terms: One-fiffh Cash
Balance i'm IL Months
GIassn1an's Sales And
Finance Company
1901 + Ct N. w Main 67O5
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Times and Offer Many Possibilities for Home Ownership
AP TN e rs
TNTI1RNTSHED

2526 18th ST. N. w.
2 rooms, Kitchen and bath, first floor
| front in modern fireproof building. excel.
| lent condition: bright--S50.
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ATH ST n. W. 1890 Petworth-This
beautiful colonial home. adjacent to New
Hampshire Ave. and squares from Grant
Cir. contains rms b.. with shower, open
fireplace. oak fIrs.. 4 porches 2 screened
also doors and windows screened: room
a-plenty for garage This home is right to
the minute. an inspection will prove. Price
and terms extremely reasonable. Open
Sunday.
]. V. CLARK
1405 St. n. W..
N p5o6 Clev. 477S.