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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
Democrats Dcker for Delegates as Convention Near:
TRAFFIC CASES
 PUT OFF TODAY
Three Drivers, Arrested Last Night, Await Hear-
 ings Monday

Three drivers arrested last night for alleged violations of the motor vehicle laws will be arraigned Mon- day in traffic court. Their cases were continued in city court this morning.
 Frank Kvietkus, 30, of l59 ,Draher avenue, is charged with operating while under the influence of liquor, He was arrested by Motor Patrol men James Wagner and John Culle- ton.
 Leonard Marine, 48, of 277 South Leonard street, was arrested by Mo- tor Patrolman George McElligott on a charge of violating the rules of the road.
 Harold Maloney, 30, of 735 Bald win street was arrested by Patrol man John Parker on a charge of violating the rules of the road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
MEETING MONDAY
 CALLED DOUBTFUL

Notices of the regular meeting of the board of aldermen have been sent out by City Clerk John P. Fitz- maurice, setting the date as Monday night, according to charter.
 But whether the aldermen will hold Labor Day session was con- sidered doubtful. When Fourth of July was the first Monday of the month, the meeting was postponed by agreement until the following Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
Sentence Suspended
 By Judge Conway

Fred Hanson, 49, of Bucks Hill road, arraigned before Judge T. E. Conway in city court today on a charge of breach of the peace. re- ceived a suspended sentence, and a warning not to let 1t happen again.
 Arthur Paffney. Al, of 20 Chapel street, charged with operating a car under the influence of liquor, re- ceived a continuance until Sept. IT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
Parochial School
 Calendar Announced
44,5OO Children Expected to Attend Institutions in
 Diocese-0ver 5000 Enrolled in Waterbury

The scholastic calendar for the year l938-39 for Catholic schools has been announced by Most Reverend Maurice F, McAuliffe, bishop of Hartford. The schools will open next Wednesday, with an estimated total enrolment of 44,500.
 In Waterbury more than 5000 boys and girls will attend Catholic schools this year, More than 4,300 will enroll at parochial schools, and about 1000 at Catholic high schools. Throughout the diocese there are rio parochlal grammar schools and a number of Catholic high schools. The parochial schools save the tax payers of Connecticut more than S3,500,000 each year, according to Rev. Austin F. Munich, diocesan supervisor of parochial schools. The calendar for the 1938-3e scholastic year in Catholic schools follows:
 FIRST TERM
 Sept. !, Wed.--Schools open.
 Oct. 3 and {. Mon. and Tues.- Special holidays for the National Cathechetical Congress at Hart ford, Conn.
 Oct. 12, Wed.-Full school day.
 Nov. l. Tues.-Holy day of obli- gation-All Saints.
 Nov. II, Fri.-IIoIiday for ob- servance of Armistice.
 Nnv % VUnd TI.o,.l..~t.1. = cess begins at the close of full school day. Rcopening Monday, November 2S.
 Dec. 8, Thurs.-Eioly day of ob- ligation--Immaculate Conception,
 Dec. 23. Fri.-Christmas holidays begin at the close of full school day.
 Jan. ?. Mon.-Classes resumed.
 Jan. g, Mon.-Wcek of examina- tions begins.
 SECOND TERM
 Jan. 90, Mon.-Second semester begins.
 Feb. 22, Wed.--NationaI holiday -Washlngton's Birthday.
 Apr. 5, Wed.-Easter vacation DcBhhs ht tne cIOSe or fulI school day.
 Apr. F. Mon.-School reopen.
 May IS, Thurs.--Holy day of ob- ligation-Feast of the Ascension.
 May 30, Tues.-DecOration Day Holiday.
 June l, Thurs.-Examina tions begin for grades 6 and 9.
 June s, Thurs.-Examinations begin for grades 3 through ,.
 June 16, Fri.--Pr0motions and closing day of school.
 Before closing in June each school must complete l8o full school days. At the discretion of the pastor one special holiday may be desig- mated for the parish school during the year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
LOCAL YOUTH IS >
 SOUGHT BY POLICE

Local police last night were asked to be on the lookout for Robert Syrotchen, 15, of 37 Mill street. who yesterday left the Connecticut School for Boys at Meriden without permission. Syrotchen was accom- panied by Frank Smith, IA, of Darien.
 A description of the missing lad was sent to police departments about the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
$500 IS ASKED
 IN DAMAGE CLAIM

Damages of $500 are sought in common pleas court action filed to- day by Arthur B. Burton of this city against Grace Warren Govan of Mansfield. The action is based on g collision in East Hartford, Sep- tember l, 1887, at s D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03

New Member to notify Dr. A. F. Sirica, secretary by Wednesday night of next week Refreshments will be served fol- lowing the meeting at Castle Meino- rial.
 Present officers of the association include: pr. J. Harold Root. presi- dent; pr. Edward A. Herr, vice. president; pr. A. F. Sirica, secretary and Dr. Andrew c. Swenson, trea- surer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03
VISITING HERE

Mrs. William Halpin and chil- dren, Mary and William Jr, of Union, New Jersey, are guests over the holiday at her former home l3 Sycamore Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03

Thirty firemen and three engines were called to extinguish burning roast on kitchen stove in Glas- VOW. Scotland
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03

Cutting down a tree in Perth, Scotland. workmen, found a finch;s nest made of confetti bound with wisps of moss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03

It required 36 years to complete the Washington monument.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-03

Los Angeles is Americas largest city. in arear.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07
kdo ma Slovensku jeSte
odnarodnuie?

Neradostny pT1pad Sc ozna-
mule z obce Bory u Levic. Zde
pred casem zT1dila Slovenska
llga pro tamnejs1 slovenske de-
tt narodn1 obecnou skolu, ia
kych jiz postavila ma 800 r1z
nych castech slovenskeho DO
hranic1. Ma skole dels1 cas- Wy
ucoval Czech, ktery pro sv6 ces-
stvi musel Cd Madard vytrp6t
tolik, re nemoha to de-
lie snaset sve m1sto opustil.
Dosud nebylo obsazeno a
toho chce prave tamnejsf
madarsky Sovinisticky knee K.
Kovacs vyuz1t. Spolecne s ma
darskymi v6Tfcimi podnika
kroky, ably statni slovenska
skola byla vGbec ~zrusena. Ne
stale Sc tax, ale zatfm pod vii
VEN jeho natlaku zbyva z p1-
vodnich SO slovenskych detf
pouze Is, tTebaze slovenskych
det1 pouze Is, trebaze sloven-
skych detf je dnes jiz pres 40.
Pr zahajenf letosnfho skol-
nlhor oku bylo dokonce do L.
tfldy zapsano pouze jedno d.
te, a to devcatko. Mfstnf Slo-
vaci jsou bezmocni prot pre-
vaden1 svych detf do madar-
ske skoly take proto, re jsou
vesmes odkazani ma vydelek u
madarskych sedlakd. Tt ma
ne pGsob1 hrozbou propuste-
MIN z prace, odmftnou-li posi-
lat sve deti do skoly madarske.
Pflpadu zacaly pravem veno-
vat pozornost pT1slusne 1rady
a proto je nadeje, re bezpravi
ma slovenskych rodicfch i de-
tech Dude odcineno co nejdff-
We a tyto budou znovu vraceny,
kan patti, do skoly Sc statnfm
jazykem vyucovacim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07

kraticka strana obycejne wolf
sve k~andidaty, rovna Sc vftez-
stv1 V primarkach takrka VI
tezstv1 pri volbach. V ostat-
mich castech zeme byvajf pri-
marky jenom pfedchozim poll
t1ckym zapasem We strane sa-
me. Vnitrnf neshody We stra-
ne byvajf vsak brzy zapome-
nuty. skutecny BOZ zacfna te-
prve kratce pred listopadov1-
mi volbami, kdy zvoleny kan
dldat strany obracf Sc primo
ma voice.
" primarkach volt Sc kandi-
DAFT do kongresu a do statnfch
a mistn1ch 1Tad1. Volba kan
didata ma m1sto presidenta III
stava nadale 1konem narodni
konvence. President Wilson
nabadal roku 1913 kongres, a.
by tyto konvence zrusil a ma
hradil je pf1mymi celonarodnf-
mi primarkami. S navrhu ses-
10, ale nektere staty snazi Sc
obmeziti moe narodnich kon-
vencl "poucenfm' svych dele
gatu, koho mali voliti ma pr
Vem, druhem a tret1m mfste.
Je samozfejme velmi ddle-
ute, ably Sc pokud mono nej-
vice volicd 1castnilo hlasovanf
pr primarkach. Tfmto zp1-
sobem ukazujf smer, kterym Sc
ma jejich politicka strana bra
tt. Ucast nebo ne1cast pTi
primarn1m hlasovanf nema
vsak zadneho vlivu ma volico-
vo pravo hlasovati ma volebni
den pro kandidata kterekoli
politicke strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07
Vaclav Klement - stsdrV
mecenaS.

Mladoboleslavsky prdmysl-
mix Vaclav Element, ktery ne
davno zemTel, odkazal skoro
cele sve jmen1 narodnfm a do
brocinnym 1stavGm a korpora-
elm. Universalnf dedickou sc
stala Nadace manzelG VacIa-
va a Antonio Klementovych.
Je to 10 fondd k podpore chu-
dych zakG a studentG. Klemen-
tow sirotcinci v Made Bole-
slavi pripadne vynos z prode-
je domu, odhadnuteho ma L.
100000 Kc a take zap1jcky
v hodnote skoro 1000, 900 Kc.
Krone toho venoval zesnuly
100000 Kc ma zbudovanf stu
dentskeho domova v Made b.
leslavi. K podpoTe chudych
studuIc1ch z Velvar venoval
Vaclav Klement 100, 900 Kc,
chudym zakGm z Bysic $4,000
Kc, studujicim v Made Bole-
slavi 100000 Kc, Fondu zakyn
rodinne skoly 100000 Kc, k
podpofe chovanc1 s~irotcince
celkem 100000 Kc a boleslav-
skemu chorobinci 200, 900 Kc.
Fondu pro podporu chudych
zakG re II scveroceskych O.
kresG Sc dostane 10000 Kc.
Velke odkazy pripadnou take
narodn1m a dobrocinnym kor-
poraclm. Pc $4,000 dostaly:
Narodnl jednota severoceska,
Narodni jednota posumavska,
Ceske srdce, Svatobor a skol-
ske sestry. Pc 10000 Kc: Spo-
lex spisovatelG Maj, Spolek &C.
skych journalistic a Spolek Ko-
mensky. z mladoboleslav-
skych korporaci dostanou pc
10000 Kc: UTednicky a delnic-
ky zavodnf vybor ASAP. a So
kol. Mezi sestarle delnfky,
ktef1 byli v roce 1886 aspon 3
roxy zamestnani u firmy Lau-
rim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07


kdyz no videla v nedeli slusne
obleceneho mezi vesskymi cha
sniky, musela 81 pfiznati, re lie
Jaroslav nejhezcf mezi mimi.
V~yhllzej1c oknem ma naves,
kde sc chasn1ci obycejne v ne
deli prochazeli, rekla jednou
Lidka matce: "Ten Jarda Ne
kvasiluv je opravdu nejhezci
mezi nasimi hochy."
"a co je pc mem, kdyz nebu-
de mfti mic nez svoje Temeslo",
odvetila Hdrecka, jfz tato "a
liba dcerina docela Sc neza-
mlouvala.
Podruhe uz sc Lidka pred
matkou o Jaroslavovi nezmfni-
la. Vycftila dobre, CO matka
myslf, a k takovym domnen-
kan vGbec nebylo pTiciny. Lid
ce Sc Jaroslav lfbil, ale vice
mic. Ostatne on sc neblfzil
zadnemu d6vceti a take ne Lid
&c. Mel jinych starostf dost.
Hnedle vsak nabyla Lidka O
MAIDEN Nakvasilovi jineho po-
nett. V1dala no denne lax
vrac1 Sc z kovarny dom1, rada
Sc ma neho podivala, ale dosud
nikdy no neoslovila. Byl Jar
da takovy nejaky vazny, ale
prave proto Lidka touzila 20
tom, sezna5i, jak ten zamlkyy
hoch dovede S devcetem hovo-
fiti. Dope sud kazdy hoch zro-
vna Sc trasl pc tom, ably Lidka
81 no vslmla, jen ten Nekvasil o
to nestal q hrube 81 Lidkv nj
kdy ami nevsfml.
Bylo pc jaru, ale uz hezky
teplo. O seste vecer sci Jaro-
slav z kovarny utfraje 81 kapes
nlkem spocene cello a chvatal,
ably rodicGm jeste necfm vypo-
mohl, nez Sc 1plne setmf. Lid
ka stala We vratech oteckeho
statku v naskrobenych satec-
kach a d1vala sc, az Jaroslav
pujde Okolo. Pro nj ovSem ne
bylo ma statku nikdy mnoho
prace.
Kdyz mlady Nekvasil k nj
pfichazel, Lidka usmala se,jak
nejlepe umela a zavolala ma
neho: "Jardo, pojd semi"
Prisel k nj volnym krokem
a klidne Sc il otazal: "Co do
breho?"
Ia otazka Lidku trochu "a
razila. TAX il jeste zadny z
hochd neodpovedel, piece vsak
myslila, re sc Jaroslav rad s nj
do reel pust1 a tazala sc no Ter
tovne: cod echo isl Sc tax u
cernil, Jardo?"
"Nev1s-li cd echo je kovar
cerny, to isl dost hloupa," Cd
vetil Jaroslav a ami ma devce
nepohlednuv, Easel do dvora
otcova.
Chvfli stala Lidka, jake by il
vfelou vodou POLL. Hned 81 v
hlavince nedovedla srovnati,
proc j Jaroslav tax drsne Cd
povedel, potion il napadlo, re
snad byl urazen, domnivaje Sc.
re Sc mt chtela posmati, ale to
nebylo jejfm dmyslem. PAX
Ease j hlavou proletlo, re j
Jarda snad povazuje "a nero
zumne a hloupe devce. A tn
w vyhrkly il size z ocf. Tako-
YOU Sc mt nechtela objeviti.
Vsechna rozrusena vebehla do
svetnice a zalovala matce, co
j mlady Nekvasil Tekl.
"A re no oslovujes," karala
il matka. "Je to hrubec, ko-
var. Tata jeho byval zrovna
takovy, kdyz byl svobodny. Pc
druhe 81 no nevSimni!"
Teto matciny rady Lidka DO
slechla. Pod1vala sc size cas-
to "a svarnym hochem, ale vi
cekrat no neoslovila. Mela-li
no potkati, vyhnula Sc mu, ia
koby Sc no stydela, re il pova-
zuje Ia hloupou, ale v dusince
jej1 zakotvila sc zvlastnf my
slenka jake vzdor, jak by ia
roslavovi dokazala,ze hloupou
nen1, naopak velmi vtipnou.
Nejradeji byla by dGkaz O sve
vtipnosti a chytrosti provedla
ma Jaroslavovi samem, ale k
tomu nebylo pr1lezitosti.
Bylo uprostred leta a zne v
plnem proudu. HGreckych Sc
kai Tito nod locono q i ;dLa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07


cejnym hlasem. Otevrela u
leknuta oci a spatrila, re Vo-
rech s hlasitym stekanfm uha-
nj k lesu.
Nez Sc Lidka vzpamatovala.
pes zmizel v lese. Chvili Sc "a
MIN Lidka dfvala, potion 81
vzpomnela, re il otec rekl, ably
psa do lesa nepoustela, re by
no nektery lesn1k mohl zastre-
liti.
Poc1tivsi najednou 1zkost o
sveho milacka, vyskocila a
chvatala do lesa. Nez sem do
BELLA, zmizela jejf rozespalost
1plne.
Jak ted lese psa hledati?
V tom zaslechla v dalce ieho
stekot a pustila Sc klusem tim
smerem. VoTech tam nekde
pronasledoval zajice. V nei-
vets1 uzkosti volala Lidka Vo-
fecha, pes byl poslusny a DO
nejake chv1li vyrazil vsecek u
hnany z postranniho houstf Ii
chote Sc ku sve velitelce. Lidka
uchopivsi no "a obojek, chtela
no rychle vyvesti z lesa. kdyz
V tom z opacne strany vystou-
pill mlady myslivec.
Lidka no poznala hned. Byl
to lesni adjunkt Doubrava.
mladik dvacetipetilety, hezky
a stany, vdbec vzor svarneho
myslivce.
Lidka udychana prudkym
behem, sc zardenymi tvaTinka-
mi, hledela siroce rozevrenyma
ocima ma mladeho myslivce.
Take Doubrava ocima zrovna
hltal ladny dfvcin zjev. Chvf-
ii mlceli oba a jen Sc ma sebe
vzajemne d1vali.
"Je to tvGj pes?" oval Sc
konecne myslivec, stahuje obi
cej k pf1snemu vyrazu.
"Je," odvetila zkratka, ne
spoustejfc zrakG S mladika.
"Tak bych tt mel zastreliti!"
fekl adjunkt drsne.
TX tomu nemate pr1ciny ami
prava,' odvetila Lidka pevne.
"Jak pax ne, kdyz honil V
lese zvef," rekl adjunkt trochu
uz nakvasene.
"Tfeba il honil, kdyz m1tze-
tie %zjistiti, cf pes je, nesmfte no
zastfeliti," rekla Lidka Ease
tax pevne a pfitahla Vorecha
k she, jakoby no chtela brani-
tt. "Pes jest majetkem rolnf-
ka HGreckeho z H1rek. Mi
zete meho otce zalovati ma "a
placenf pokuty."
ely tomu rozum1s jake ad-
vokat," vypukl Doubrava v u
stepacny smfch.
"Kdyz zrovna ne jake adj
vkat, tedy pfece lepe nez w."
odvetila Lidka stiplave. "A
vyprosila bych 81, abyste mi ne
tykal, kdyz ia vas oslovuji, jak
Sc sluS1."
A nez Sc prekvapeny adjunkt
vzpamatoval, zmizela Lidka S
Vofechem z dohledu.
eta mne tala," rekl 81 Dou-
bravo pc chvfli a volnym kro-
KEN kracel k pokraji lesa. A
lie Lidky uz ma poll nebylo.
Nikdy lesnici neprichazeli
do HGrecke hospody ma pivo,
az ted pojednou objevil Sc tn
mezi sousedy adjunkt Doubra-
va. Prisel sem nejprve v ne
deli odpoledne, potion sem cho
dill i vsedn1ho dine pred vece-
rem. Vsedn1ho dine byval oby-
cejne v hospode sam, pill sve
pivo sede u okna a vyhlfzeje ma
naves. Druhy tyden Sc vec o.
pakovala a tn jednoho dine
spatfil Doubrava Lidku stojicf
mezi vraty statku.
Rychle zaplatil, nasadil sv1j
opefeny klobouk a vysel. Ia
mefil primo k Lidce.
"Odpustte mi, slecno, re
jsem vas pri nasem prvnfm set
kan1 urazil," oslovil il a tvafe
mu pr tom hOrely.
Lidka pohledla ma neho udi-
vene, ale vidouc jeho vzruse-
nou tvar, usmala Sc vitezoslav-
ne. Poc1tila v srdci, jake velke
zadostiucinenf. Ten umoune-
ny kovar Jarda odbyl il tax
hrube a nesnazil sc dosud pro-
vinen1 sve nijak odciniti a ten
HE svarny myslivec docela il
max il cent.
Pc dlouhou chv1li stala Lid
ka S Doubravou pred statkem,
ably kazdy videl, re sc pan ad-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

rama"
z toho 81 HGrectf Ease mic
nevybrali nevedouce, co ucitel
myslf tou sveraznosti.
Byl jediny tvor v HGrkach,
ktery Lidce rozumel a to byl
H1reckeho pes Vorech. Nepo-
slechl-li vrnejmensim, spraska-
10 no Lidka bicem, ale potion
kdyz knuce bolestf, plazil Sc il
k nohoum, vytryskly devceti
size z ocf, hladila a objfmala
psa volatile vzrusene: "Vore-
chu, v tobe neni false"
A snesla psovi, CO nejleps1-
no mela, ably zapomnel ma bo-
lest. Vorech ma ty Lidciny w
buchy brzy 81 navykl. WI a
skucel radostf, kdykoliv Sc no
vsfmla, touzil pc tom, ably mu
nabila, protoze vedel, re no
potion Dude laskatf:
Lidka mela proto VoTecha
rada a jednou prekvapila otce
otazkou: "Tat1, CO pax udelate
S VoTechem, az Dude stary?"
"No, co bych S MIN udelal?"
podivil Sc HGrecky. "Az ne
Dude k potfebe, dam no pohod
n6mu a zaopatTfm 81 psa jine-
no."
GALE, TAFT, to je nevdek "a
Verne sluzby," rekla Lidka po-
drazdene.
"Je to osud vsech psd", Cd
vetil otec.
"Lidska nespravedlnost je
to-" horovala Lidka. "Za vse-
chnu vernost date no pohodne-
mu a Vorech mas ma vsechny
tax rad"
ely isl, holka divna," vmisi-
la Sc v hovor matka. "Kdo
pax ii NIUE rozumeti? Pes je
pes a Vorech je jeste mlady,
nez no dame pohodnemu, to ty
Sc davno vdaS."
proc bych sc vdavala 2" po-
divila sc Lidka. IMAM vas ra-
da a zGstanu u vas do smrti a
chci, ably i Vofech zGstal S ma
mi"
"Tak tedy ~zdstane," rekl
HGrecky povoluje napadu dee
rinu. "Dochovame no k smrti."
Lidka vrhla sc "a ia slova
naruzive otcovi v naruc a We
vybuchu radosti zlfbala mt &C.
~ oblicej. Byla blazena, re Sc
do smrti nemus1 odlouciti cd
Vofecha, ktereho mela rada.
Al ematka odchazejic do ku-
chyne, vrtela povazlive hlavou
a hovofila sama sebou: "Tata
tn holku celou zhyckal, a uz je
z nj nevesta a porad S es nj ma
iii. CO z toho bude?"
Nebylo z toho zatim mic.
Lidka dosp1vala v slicnou pan
MI a pdrzela stale neurcity
raz sve povahy, docela rozdfl-
ny cd ostatn1ch vesnickych dev
cat. Konecne 81 ma podivne
mnohdy napady Lidciny zvykli
Tide Hdrkach, a kdykoli Sc
neco zvlaStnfho o Lidce pow
dalo, f1kali: "Je to hade Hd-
reckych vlastne kluk v suknich
Nemaj1 syna, tax vychovavaif
holku jake chlapce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07

Vedle statku H1dreckeho by
la chalupnicka Utmost Nekva-
silova. u Nekvasiln bylo detf
jake cmel1kG. Byva tomu uz
obycejne tax, re chudf Tide by
vail hojne detmi pozehnani.
Tax tomu bylo take u Nekvasi-
III. Ale pfece Sc nemohlo rfci.
re u NekvasilG je nedostatek.
Nekvasil byl clovek pficinlivy
a k pracovitosti vedl sve deti
Cd utleho veku. Vsechnu pra-
CT v poll a ma louce musel Ne
kvasil obstarati Sc zenou a Sc
svymi detmi, nemoha 81 nikoho
prijednati, ale ia jeho droboti-
ma cinila Sc pTi praci statecne.
Mimo to byl Nekvasil clovek
moudrych zasad, vedel, re de-
tenn svym nezanecha niceho.
nez co ktere Dude umeti. cha
lupu S poll, re mdze DAFT jen
jednomu, proto hosi, jak re
skoly vySli, Sli ma Temeslo a ia
Ike devcata musela jfti "a SWIM
vzdelanfm.
"Dokud jsem ziv," rfkaval
Nekvasil zene, "at Sc deti ucf.
Budu ma ne vynakladati, dokud
Dude MONO, az umru, Dude
beztoho vsemu konec."
V dobe, kdy Lidka dospfva-
la, nejstars1 NekvasilIGv syn
slouzil ma vojne a druhorozeny
Jaroslav p~racoval pc byucenf
jake chasnfk u obecniho kova-
re v HGrkach. Vydelek sv1i
odvadel rodicGm a "a ten zas
jeho sestra Marka sc ucila We
meste svadlenou.
Jaroslav byl hoch slicny a u
rostly jake jedle. Kdyz no Lid
ka spatTila vsedniho dine. lax
v kozene zasteTe a S umoune-
nym oblicejem vracel Sc kolem
statku do otcovy chalupy, u
smala Sc vzdy pohrdlive, ale
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07

Bylo uprostTed leta a zne v
plnem proudu. HGreckych Sc
kali Tito pod lesem a Lidka "a
stala tn pres poledne, kdezto
ostatn1 kratce pred polednem
sell S f1rou zita do vsi. Opre-
ma o budku snopG sedela Lidka
ma poll a u jejich nohou lezel
jeff milacek VoTech. Dffmal
a nekdy We spanf chnapl pc do
terne mouse. Mrtve ticho le-
zelo mad k%rajinou, jenom mou-
chy bzucely v jasnem slunec-
MIN svetle, tanc1cim kolem po-
stavenych snopG. Ma Lidku sla
dr1mota. Vfcka ocnf zapadla
j pojednou jake olovena, my
slenky stavaly Sc stale neurci-
tejsfmi a Lidka usfnala skola-
bana tim bzukotem much. Po-
jednou byla probuzena neoby-
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Open Daily and Ewes. TO 9
STROUP REALTY CO.

NEW BRICK HOME, on corner lot, 76x
130 feet, in a rapidly developing suburban
community. 2 bedrooms & bath on first
floor provision for rooms & bath on
second floor; brick garage. Priced very
WTsc 21So
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-"INVESTIGATE NOW"-

- IN V Els ITA E NUW -
New detached brick. Large living room,
dining room. modern -to-the minute kitchen
with ample space for breakfast nook, 3
large bedrooms. 2 beautiful tiled baths,
recreation room; gas heat. laundry room
and bullt-ln garage; nice large front
high elevation.
We want you to inspect these homes
now, and the price and terms will be
made right Trades given prompt atten-
ton. Owner says sell-6019 9th St.
N. W. Also corner center hall plan at
unusual price
Open Daily and Ewes. to 9
STROUP REALTY co.
931 New York Ave. N. W. DI 036S
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SUMMIT PL. NV, 1712
2 rms. kit. bath, elec. retrig. on house
newly decorated: S42.50.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1924 Z st. n. W MAJ. O5s3
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BUNGALOW-$3. 700
Restricted white community; large lot
room for l more house. 1911 44th Pl.
S. E. Bradbury Heights. D. G. Mr.. Steb-
bins, AT. 7199.
134s II St. n. ". " ~ D1. 1900
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I HAVE several brick and frame bunga
lows, Northwest and Northeast sections
New and used. Priced from $3.50 II
$3.50. Will sell on terms. $3.50 casl
and so per ninth. Call and let me ex
plain terms. Mr.. orem. Georgia 1889
Waple & James, Inc.
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS

T|9th ST. 5. E. l40O-Cool. comfortable
corner 2, 8. apis; refrigeration, heat
hot water. $40 to $40 $50; ianitor serv-
ice. See Resident Mgr. Call At. 0307.
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TENN. AVE. n. E, 219-2 Ige. rms, kit,
priv. b., g h e, ph. furn. corn. car lines.
det bldg. llv. rm. 2 bedrms., din. kit,
colored tile bath, Electrolux., screen pch .,
cross vent, beaut. yards. heat. h.w. incl.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Corner home on one of washington's most
attractive avenues. Five bedrooms. three
baths library and lavatory. Beautiful
grounds. Reasonable. Others in Wesley
Heights from S13O to $3.50.
w. G. & A. n. MILLER
1119 18th ST. N. W. d. 4464
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WISCONSIN AVE N. W.. 4234-4 rooms
and bath apt; screened porch: newly dec
grated; heat furnished; reason able.
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r. I. AVE. N. W., 1917
1.-THE ROCKINGHAM

R. I. AVE. N. E, 2sO6-Three rms. priv.
bath: heat. light. gas: adults.
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FIRST ST. N. W., 5510
2 rms, kit, dinette and bath . $4,000
LEE D. LATIAIER co.
722 Investment Bldg. NAT. 4146
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9TH ST n. E, 728-4 rooms, KIT, bath,
Frigldalre. gas. cleo: adults.
7TH ST. n. E, 11Os-Large front room,
kitchen, semi-prlvate bath; gas. elec.,
b W. reasonable.
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Downtown Apts.-Four rooms. kitchen
and bath: elevator, elec refrigeration;
$1,000.
&. L. RUST co.
1901 18th St. N. W. MAI 800
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BOTH ST. N. W.. 2426 Exclusive Glover
Park)-Four bedrooms, 2 complete baths,
recreation room. automatic heat, excellent
condition. Priced at So 600 below actual
cost to owner. Pleasing terms arranged.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. N. W. Dist. 3346
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10TH. ST. S. E. 513-2 rooms screened
porch, bath, kit: c.h.w.: modern front, in
sulated apt. Reduced to Oct. $42 month.
18TH ST. n. E, 315 (Apt s)-Two rms b,
Kitchen, bath, screened porch: redecorated
throughout rent reduced; heat. hot water.
re1Hgeratlon. Janitor service To inspect,
see lanltor or phone Mr. Toms DI. 2434
Other apartments available.
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THE ARGONNE

COLORED-637 Sd N. FL room, foyer,
kit. b.. S33. Pratt Co, MA. 86S2.
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RANDOLPH ST. N. W., 1885
(AT THE CORNER OF 18TH ST.)
Near Roosevelt High School, large
room kitchen and bath dressing closet,
$4,000; 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
SAT so.
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th St. N. W. MAI. 800