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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
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POPULAR GIRL WORKER
LEAVES CHESTER YARD
Miss Virginia Farmer, Penny
Day Originator, May Come
to Philadelphia

The Chester shin Office is soon to lose
Miss Virginia Farmer. one Of the leaders
OF the younger set there, Mise Farmer
nails from North Carolina. and has
made a host of friends In philadelphia
and Chester in the few months she has
been In the North
It's home where Miss Farmer really
prefers To he. and 1t was only a desire
10 do something to help win the war
that brought her this far II came
about in this way: An aunt. Mrs. lie
Gate. also Of North Cproina. was in
charge of the general fleroom Natu-
rally. Miss Farmer chose a Job under
the aunt
Now that Mrs. lie Gate has been
transferred to the philadelphia office Of
the company. Miss Farmer is not quite
so pleased as she used TO be. She will
probably finish out the year al the
Philadelphia office and then go back to
her homo TO stay.
Miss Farmer has been very active in
most affairs at the shipyard II was
she who started the patriotic penny
day collection there for smokes for our
soldiers end sailors. Somebody else will
probably continue this work after she
leaves. Each "Wednesday several girls
make the rounds of all departments dur
ing the noon hour and each cmploye is
asked 10 give ur his pennies. The girls
have thus averaged about $50 week.
Mrs e, II. Shary has taken Mrs. lie
Gates place in the Chester filcroom.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
MI0 ACCIDENTS HURT 4 BOYS
0ne Suffers Skull Fracture.
Driver Held as Deserter

One boy Is in serious condition to-
- with a fractured skull and three
@40erB are injured as result of auto
42qpiie accidents yesterday. The driver
~ one machine was arrested as a de-
11E{er from the navy.
y Lloyd Brooks. fifteen years old. is in
9ortous condition at the Philadelphia
191oopathic Hospital. with a fractured
1Nt4 and Alfred Jones, fifteen years
l~I, 1854 Ellsworth street. suffered a
oeture OF the left leg by being run
I0Wq by an automobile driven by Mi
I 4el AcCarty, of 2130 North Twenty
18th street. He was taken 10 the same
1fitutton. The accident occurred at
1l<(S-third and Vine streets.
The arrest of Clarence Pearson. twen-
ye9rs old of 405 North Twelfth
Enof. for running down of Lewis Lon
l11k qleyen years old, while driving an
X@fGDobile at Broad street and CoIum-
~ ovenue. disclosed that Pearson was
oeeFter from the navy for more than
X41fs according TO a confession ne
~ ~ the police station.
Mann Geiger. aged Ave. of eOi2
~ street. ran in front OF an auto
= 4Itven by William Haws. OF 2344
EWenty-sixth street The boy
sf0han TO the Women's Homeopathic
"a, Haws also will be given
~ At Central Station today,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
! ECf O. PEACE
ANNULS SHIP PLANS
Fleet Corporation Cancels Or.
der for 90 Barges and Aban.
dons 1920 Program

Prospects Of early peace have caused
the Emergency Fleet Corporation to
cancel orders for ninety barges and to
abandon all plans for production after
the close of 1919. The barges were to
have been used NJ domestic service
Announcement was made today by
Charles Piez. vice president OF the cor
poraton. that the work Is now directed
entirely toward carrying on the pro-
gram already undertaken. No modifica-
tion of this program. to end in 1919. has
been made save the cancellation OF
some orders for barges and tugs. Many
changes. principally cancellation of or
ders. have been made in the program
laid down for 1920. however. in view
of the fact that the end of the war
seems in sight.
Orders for ninety barges OF 25oo tons
each were Cancelled yesterday. Mr. Piez
said. because the craft would not have
been available for this winters needs.
In August. when there was a great de-
mand for them and peace seemed Far on.
the orders We're placed. These needs OF
August have been greatly modified, Mr..
Piez pointed out. probably because of
the prospects Of peace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
HEINZ HITS JACK O'LANTERN
Time.Honored Pumpkin Goblin
Barred as Food Waste

The me-honored jack-o-lantern
made of pumpnin is under the. ban this
year Not because there is danger of
its wide grinning mouth and glaring
eyes frightening the faint hearted. but
because II is a waste of food TO carve
grotes1ue faces in the side of a pump
kin
Howard Heinz. Federal food adminis-
traitor for Pennsylvania, has barred this
historic feature from the Halloween
celebrations AT the saipe time he for
bids the wasting ofscorn, beans, peas
and apples.
Substitutes must be found. for Mr..
Heinz makes it the patriotic duty of
every one to save the food that might
thus ne wasted.
This is Il year Of utmost economy"
said Mr.. Heinz. and it is Imperative
that every scrap or food must be saved.
II is estimated that hundreds of BUSH
els Of apples. and thousands of pump
kns. besides liberal quantities of corn,
beans and peas. are used every year in
the Halloween celebrations of the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
Deaths

hand of carrie Amhrosini, ssed =. funeral
Az ANsLHY ley .; Io1n 81 and cHAntEs coss
ST. "a, private: Ca.hedrsi csm
HusbanH Of Tranees Rass, ESners, nr';
H ARSEsp II pT,-e's Oct HOY e. SfIsFe!s mRsRrT as% r.
widow, Of Robert Barnes and daughter .ot
Relatives and friends invited to funeral:
Wed. 7;3o, a. M. brothers residence. ss6
Of fnn Eh mass ma 1nt huGGs os
c'fafsTS nHRRoNoct ce% Ag1o " MsF7 sYafTs A. wifi.
f.,s Esbrkah nodEc ,,6cosh. F. Womsns ssgs.
s's Ss sf0 Golden Exsesler @ ne re%p
80; SO; Camp Ne os. p. o., OF A.. VIM;
MshasH tGass fae u III. co GSf
W. Town circle, NO, Is; Daushter. Of Lib,
neral Thurs. $50 a. m. s35 S. 18th st.
solemn mass of requiem 10 a, m ST. John 5
esoRss ,"gs n! s oS.uRs.1t Rs.!!s
as Ra"e @ aged ss Funera ssrvcea aSs
eolSa oss ii ps, e. mber Of Payfnis vinant
s H. 20 5 a@a Of q KemsinFon TsaS oasa Ssse
No. l13, b. of R, r., and North Phils. Ben.
REE,iHER; ;uat New York, oct; 20, ;IEN,
invited INV 10 funer - services. Wed. . p, ms m.'
sssS & az e S. s n MEH H.ss GEM os% Sa;o
SeFyt:s gpWARp sGpy + pESx,s
racks. Cane May y; J.,. son OF Edward r
anS ana saemn reauiem s
St. chss aa se' % ss a"S IS
Students and noviess ef 81; vins,en,'s Semi
ANA INA F.. wfe Of NorvaI Rlisard, aged 81
Relatlves, and friends, invited to funeral
Ehsrs Ea ber F. % chursh "he st M s'dfnns Hos Nrj
Int Brothsrhood Gem. 90
cEIEsTiNE& e. g. y, viz IF f.. " Rosns F%rsS
ST., Gin, Int. private, Evergreen Gem,
ITNMAT HaSHER au.psSd oS ss e q Nae PR,s.
and son Of GsTns and s,s
IL I'm {, CEN : sSS MfIees & l. of Mt Hore0 Lodge
NJ nosD, St ,r-oei + saa e g. "i Of pneumonia AGNES
Roxp nee ,s .acS Sfs Of John Boyd
funs5SI BoabMoct WI Pc e. Esep MARGARET, wife of
HGs aa csun anS
Masne''pr Mayo prelsnd' i Funepsl wed.. a. ' M.
residence of sister, isf8 n Jessup St Int
5aa0 = .' ssss sSaN
Ts.dsns DsrH sss sFa n ays
a, n; IT; Holy Cross Gem n..,
soN H1 enss Dawson, WIDOW Ha OF Henry N B Brsn
son. Funeral services Wed q y, m. 65ls
HisRsf private 81 Ffs9~Gsd 81 %Tan G.T
sysisaS e Irsa va sDs,sS Sssd ss
int Greenmount Gem He was member
Tesi EsSsDs TTi6s no nI.SmJs,s q pAr
ssed ss: ~ formefIy m o. 900 " n 18th st, Fa,
srt Mchae T'9is Tssp.,cs ss Gasst E
HoIX % CSess Gem Alto funeral uus
nan. Funeral Wed. 0 q. m, from 1880 S.
l'i saooKs'1o"' Is. ELMsR c. son Of
s.rsh and ns sts rsOh sOhn Brooks os< sssd e.
ION Camp .s.'s ~ sss Chan = Na s 3, ~ S.so"y
Tribe. so. 277; J. o. 3; n, invited TO ~,
neral. Thurs 2p. m. Bustleton, Phiia. Int.
sARAM sANE AZ wdow o. Frssaes,s
VII 'BsRSSoaE,@oe,. % afssno, 90 CHARLES EDWARD
k%sfr :ssr s.s sssr' ps,. mo-; Sss:
WsS sssS amssn pssI In' s.'Ssnsd cs%d.ns - c.s
S% hdSy q sIpS g1sa%SsGs,s %ss. o, Mbs bs
ms.u.ss N.Y. .ssi n yudson st. Int Holy cros,
husband Z, Anna y. Burns 'nes Hoppockl J.
ESnessI Nn,,s Wes csd.l hi, e Gem 1911 Howard st.
! ~ 1nlGa yysnss. ytaneFal ws6.. - .. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
AlTS CHILDREN NEARER
~ Takes Legal Action
eainst Father Whom She
Divorced

|foD to obtain the return of her
kIldren from Montreal. Canada.
thoy were placed in educational
l19s by their father, was begun
uniclpal Court today by Mrs
Haman. The mother wants
(|ron, Helen, aged eleven years.
1u. two years younger. placed in
|@pl near this city where she can
1om frequently.
kUh her attorney the mother
Y charges that the father. Edwin
mon, had the children removed
Z Gclool In Abingdon.
~ Mrs. Haman have been
fwice. They were frst married
&1ty in 1904. Mrs. Haman OBJ
11ocree Of divorce ten years later
cruel treatment. The couple
oarried in Camden the same
~ second divorce was obtained
~ grounds two years later.
9yp axed November 20 for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

The epidemic caused the death Of
many shipyard workers. and many oth-
ers went to their homes In distant
States, so working forces have been re-
duced. The yards now seek mechanics
and other workers and today every man
in search of employment was given
work. The New York Shipbuilding Cor
poration wants all the men IL can get,
as the new south yard soon will be ready
for operation, and the force there will
number 5000, making about $4,000 en-
ployed by the Arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
WILL. AIDS TWO CHARITIES
Eva X. Coons Makes Requests TO Jew.
ish Institutions

The will of Eva *. Coons. late of
phiade phia who died at Atlantic City,
October Il. was probated today. The
will disposes of an estate valued at
$50. 900 The Federation of Jewish
Charities and the Jewish Foster Home
and orphan Asylum are to receive $500
each by the terms of the will. The re-
mainder is hequeathed to the children
and grandchildren of the deceased
The will of the Rev. Edward w. Hart,
formerly pastor of the Columbia Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church was
valued al 10000 The personal effects of
the estate of Samuel Olcott have been
appra ised at S1i4,7a275
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
ls SHIPS. WEEKS OUTPUT
Total Of $4,000 Desdweight Tons Added
10 American Fleet

Washington, Oct 29.-Eighteen new
ships, of $500 total deadweight tors,
were added to the American feet during
the week ending October 25. The de-
liveries. announced by the shipping
board. included the Victorious, an 1900
ton vessel. built at Alameda. Cal. and
the Cape May. 10.10o tons, built at Spar
rows Point, Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

Parts. Oct. 29.-The German army is
suffering from gasoline famine. says
the Natin. A. many places the Allies
have found TRACTORS In perfect condition
4tl1n II eeen e>snAeae1 through lack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
HAS GOOD POSITIONS FOR GIRLS
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
CLERKS AND TYPIsTs
STARTING WAGE 81 PER WEEK
IN 80 DAYS $500 PER WEEK
IN GO DAYS sl4,so PER WEEK
AND FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR FURTHER
ADVANCEMENT
IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS
CLOSE TO EVERYWHERE
HOURS $50 A. NJ. TO p. NJ; HALF DAY
ON SATURDAY
U. s. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1911 ARCH ST.
ASK FOR MRS. YALE
OR
THE CURTIS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
7TH AND SAMSON SITS.
BRING THIS AD WITH YOU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

FILING CLERk-wanted in office Of mfg.
COMPANY centrally located. young lady
as .hling clerk: must be educated. accurate
and competent; to one answering these re-
Quirements a permanent position Is omen
with liberal salary: hours S:3O to $40. sat
Mrdav ! o'clock. r al. Ledger Office.
BILLING CLERK--Wanted. =, the Office Of
billing clerk: Underwood machine: liberal
salary and pleasant environment hours from
we'll recommended. p ais. ledger Ofice.
BoCkKEEPER wanted in large Office to as.
Thoroughly experierced: short hours; state
salary and experience. 3t0. Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER and typist. exper youns
ferred. see MIR. Scholz. 7th A.. 1911 Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR--Young woman
with experiencs on telephones; salary
Lawrence Public ledger. 9Th { Chestnut sts
ATTENDANTS. state Hospital. Allentown,
Pa Apply from n to IN n. m, 1921 Arch
St. u. s. Employment Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

John HALL of the boat yard at the
PuseV A. Jones wilmington plant. is proud
Of the fact that three Of his boys are In
The service Robert Is sergeant at camp
Meade George a sergeant in France. while
William the youngest. is driving an am
bulance over there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
IN NENiORI.AN

HAWKES.. In sad hut loving remem-
brance of GEORGE HAWKES. who depa rted
this life Oct. o0. 1912. FAMILY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

A NEW LOT of soft Goa has been dumped
in al the Pusey Jones Gloucester engine
room hack of the office building, and II
A Anderson don't get to II FIRST with his
"English briar' II will be burnt in the
furnace,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

ice cream and cake al the bakery and they
never drop a stitch. unless II appens to be
a warm day and the ice Is running away
from the cream.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
spEAKING or CAKE.

worth rhief painter a. the Merchant yard.
has enough TO last him lifetime, to say
nothing of pies. This man is forty-two and
TO start out on his forty.third they bought
out The barkery, and dumped the whole lot
SAM sPEEKMAN. checker In the Mer-
cha nj construction stores. recently had To
inspect 500 panes Of glass,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

MISS SARAH MILLER. OF the MERCHANT
Ship office. attends night school In fhila-
delphla,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

BUSINESS SERVICE co. 1i1H Land Title.
Cara hle MEN. essential war work. at once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

JOE yOlK has left the Sun Ship Com
many at Chester to go back to the PuseN d
Tones Wilmington plant. where he spent
nine wears in the drawing room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

PHIL SWISLFR and Charlie Reidenger,
both OF the cost department at Pusey &
Jones's Gloucester plant. had a hard time
9etting started for Virginia with the United
States Marine Band. but some OF the boys
were at Broad street Station at IL 40 p. m,
to make sure that they were going.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

tunity; essential industry: excellent work
ing conditions, at once. Miller Lock Co..
Orthodox and Tacony sts., Frankford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

II. b. BOTHUM. chief clerk to the audi
second assistant auditor. r. Johnson
succeeds him as chief cierk; bolnum new
position was just created, He was with the
Midvale Steel Ordnance Company peioft
going to The snpyard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

WALTER SHAW. recruit in the Pusey
& Jones electrical department mas peen
made a night Leaf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

CT CLERICAL-Young woman wanted In cost
department OF large corporation; good
working conditions: hours o to 5. Saturday
half holiday all year: give particulars in
a application, salary and experience. 'Y-0@.
p o. Box 34Si,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

HARRY DEL CAMPO. of the Mercha mt
w. :. department. is disa ppolnted man.
He thought he had located a swarm of bees
and sent all tho way to Trenton for honey
with which hive them. They turned out
10 be MOSQUITOES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

MISS Lorraine REED. dle clerk in the
accounting department at the chester snip
office has left to Join the navy AS yeoman.
and will be assigned the naval inspection
office AT the shpyard The uniform has not
arrived yet but soon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

s:s
SRs Wss M;f5y LGTSs .SS.ai: .sia ss uPsTs
and su 'es Oct Hsay sfiIS!ashss siIIzaRsrH ff% Ap
WILL, daughter OF Paul and Elizabeth
LTNS 'ss. S.ss A.ss. os ss ,I.as. MAsE
ep Bristol RI Solemn hish re r.eSism SSs i'1sss %s:s
M,ss s. MsIns Hsm sl,.is shYTeh Bristol Pa
ny n'MseGuE'M,os,& & &:S SH%RhEss f. T. Mac,
Montro.s Gem. Remains may % be viewed
,iMAHEH;wos. ss NARY. wifi. Of sss,rlsss q
Prfs ft I9 H.y sSSk ssHyehe Ss% SsS.b,., .,
ss' F.. S' s:ss 'j;$H
,.ss sss S1ss:i x..s. rAoE.s gsn.i. e.
wood 4 .t Germantown Int. Holy sspSicSr. @fsSn
HANttY;.-ssYasssnly;. Oct, as; HoEAGE
woos ss. z - WIZ
Robert Ss.y y Ssis RsSsi: aiisi:.
wNiElSkEp NAEk!SS s.Sssis,, Ss,y oasS%oG.;
M,esasa ~ hiSHwqw wssSsr @ 4. NJ. ATTY. "fa int
prlSs,ss rEE HGiy Ssprlssihrfp pnVip aGT M.nr,N
sSsS sssS x. member Of oiiyst Ledge. NJ.
sS sp,,it chSrch snS FHnersi rc rhurs nAi9rS Az
SSSSs q Int priSa4sa E4aE Hillside ws. fm
saS Sss.' TSoms. ,d. spfsra ::r.ss Ds
Ss, Ss.s. .S e. !, Il s,.,.g g.su%es,. ss
! 6 n66cl1b E7erA IN. q ~ 11S1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-13
12--11

PRODA Sc move postaveny ci-
hlovy dun hodicf sc pro dive
rodiny ma E. 128 ul. Pet pokoiu
s koupelnou, ctyry satnfky, chi
ma kabinet, mantel dole i ma.
hofe, vse stejne upravene. We
sklepu jsou diva fernesy, skop.
ky ma pradlo, schody " predu
v zadu, vse moderne zarizeno,
elektrika, kanal, plyn, voda,
cihlova garage ma dive auta, lot
je 40 pri 140 strevicfch. MAZE
tex tento nemuze Sc postavit "a
$4,000, muze vSak byt koupen
"a $4,000.
Nam tez pekny lot ma Vine
yard ul., je 40 pri 14O strevf-
cich. V pflpadu koupe posta-
vim Yam ma mem dunn die va
seho pranf "a levnou cenu. BIZ
81 informace Sc Vam sdelf v {.
2845 E. 12S ul. u Buckeye Rd.
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: n 3
tina, vyckal mlhaveho dne, aby
Ibyl skryt zrakdm lidskym, Bel
"a MIN ma louku uprostfed lesa,
a tax je zatvrzelym, ze cinu
|sveho nelituje a sam Sc pEzna,
ze snad by bratra, kdyby Iii,
znovu zabil. Ohrozuje tedy spo
lecnost lidskou vIbec, a Wy, pa
move, jako soudcove 2 lidu, ma
Lte verejne bezpecnosti haiti
Mad slunce jasnejsim zda sc
mi, ze jest vasi povinnosti ma
danou otazku odpovedeti jed
nohlasnym "ano"." II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-13

DIVA PAM hledaji byt v okoli
E. los ul. a E. Ill ul. u. Buck
eye Rd. Nechte adressu v adm.
It. listu. 1913
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DrObne
0znar1ky

PUJcfME PENfZE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent rocne.
Zadny bonus. BlizSf sc sde.i v
{. 335 Guardian Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-13

KOUPl Sc skrin ma saty. Kdo
iii ma k prodeji, necht to ozna-
mi v {. 1885 Martin Ave.
12-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-13

PRODA Sc dobfe jdouci pekar
sky cukroTnkovy obchod vel
mi LEVINE. Haste sc v {. 51O6
Fleet Ave. 12-13
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VICE SYETLA.

Noyinarsti oznamkoyf jedna-
tele rlznych listd navst6vuji
mas obchod a pref 81, abychom
oznamoyali. Casio tsme usedli
a psali inserat, ale "a chvili Cd
lozili jsme pero a pravili:
Go jest to platne, CO mIzeme
rici v nasi oznamce ma krasny,
svddny ale frasovity text dne-
snfch novinafskych ohlasek?
Jeden poukazuje, ze ma zbozi
nejlepsi a nejlevnejsf, jiny upo
zornuje ma medaile, jez dostal,
opetne jiny pravf, ze vesela
mysl jest pGl zdravf a Ease il
ny pouziva k reklame i<valky.
Prisel jsem vsak k zaveru, ze
nejlepsf cestou Jest starry zpI-
sob poctiveho okchodovani,
ktery Sc ma konec prec jep nej-
lepe vyplaci.
Uspokojeny zakaznik jest
nejlepsi oznamkou. Jest zde
vsak jina otazka, kterou, 81 kla-
de povazlivy kupec: Kan vlast
ne mann jiti, abych byl dobre
obslouzen, jsou tito obchodni-
ci obeznali v hudebnich nastro-
jfch? Neb jest to jen honba
"a stestim, kterou podnikaji?
Vite zajiste S urcitosti, ze
Mares venoval cely svdj zivot
hudb6, jest hudebnfkem a pa
tri take k teto Unii. Una vlast-
nosti, kterych must miti prvo-
tridnf nastroj. Narodil Sc v
Clevelande, kde ma vlastni OBJ
chod, I'll a pracoval s Cechy.
Jest zajiste zpIsobilym poslou-.
ziti Van lepe, nez-li kterykoli
jiny obchodnik tohoto mesta.
Proc Sc tedy chapati jinych
prilezitosti? Vse co 81 preji
u nastroje, jest jeho hodnota a
levna cena. A to jest ono, co
skutecne Mares ma a dava a
jeste dale ma vice plan i samo-
hracich plan k Vasemu vyberu
nezli vsichni cestf zdejsi OBJ
chcdnici dohromady. Podob-
ne ma krasny vyber Victrol,
jinych mluvfcich stroll re-
kordd.
Shrnte celou situaci v tri
hesla:
Predne hodnota - Nejlev-
nejsf ceny - Nejvetsf vyber.
Navstivte mas, at jiz koupite
neb ne prohiednete 81 mas nej
lepsi vanocnf vyklad hudebni-
no zbozi, jaky kdy byl ukazo-
van.
Mares Piano Co.,
1903 Vych. SIS. ul. roh Drake,
blize Broadway.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-13

ktereho je zde souzen. I cerv
|slovutni panove, Sc brani. Kdy.
by proti vam naprahl nekde
rye, zda-i pax Wy byste Sc ne.
brahiii?
! Nuze s.avna poroto a slavnJ
soude, myslfm, ze ma tohotc
prosteho muze nikdo hledet;
nesmi jako ma sprosteho zlocin
ce anebo dokonce, jak zaloba a
lpan statnf navladni no licd -
jako ma nkladneho vraha. CHI
vas vam jiste pravi, re mIj xii.
lent je dobry clovek a Wy, slovut
mi panove, nikym mylit Sc ne
dejte a odpovezte ma otazku -
je-li vinen vrazdou - jednohla
snym me-. Vykonate tim do
bry skutek, dokazete, re jste
sborem muzu osvicenych, re sto
|jite mad mrtvymi bezcitnymi
paraguay, ze nesoudite jen
Gin, ale j jeho motivy. Juste ju-
dicate ! Spravedlive sud'te a mu
site obzalovaneho osvobodit.
|Domluyil jsem."
Porota ami nedycha. Svatou
|pravdu ma ten advokat! A jak
bfitce dovede vsemu jit ma
kloub, vsechno p9kne rozebrat,
rozlozit q vylozit. Sekac je to,
yysekal Hadama -. opravdu
.nevinny c,ovek a ne zlocinec je
Hadam. =.
Aha, ted znova vstava k re-
-plLce pan statni navladni. Coz
'je o to i on ma dobre podriz
nuty jazycek a ostfe nabrouse-
ny.
ITO 'by melo jednou pro
vzdy prestat, mast porotce ne
dokazanymi theoriemi a zahad
nymi terminy," pravi nakvase-
ne, ''buditi soustrast a pisobiti
ma cit .jako to cinf pan obhaj-
ce, kdyz Sc jedna tskovy hro
zny zlocin. Obzalovany, die d.
sudku lekard, je zcela normal
nj clovek, je tedy prfcetny a
proto izodpovedny "a sve ciny.
Zachovejte 81, panove, vsichni
istfizl ivy, objektivni usudek.
Zde nesmite Sc fiditi soucitem,
ale pravem, pravdou a sprave-
>dlnosti. Jmenujme vsecko pra-
wynn jmenem. Obzalovany zabil,
je tedy vrahem a jeho zlocln
vrazdou. Slavne dejiny ceskeho
naroda krvavym pfsmem zazna
menaly podobny zlocin. Ma pra
hu chramu Kosmy a Damiana
We Stare Bofeslavi ubit byl sv.
Vaclav vlastnign bratrem svym
"a dejiny toho bratra odsoudily
uz tim, re no nazyvaji "Ukrut-
nym". obzalovany Adam Po-
RAIL, jak sam Sc priznal, Gin
,svIj proved raffinovane. w.
bral 81 k tomu prave den bra
trovych jmenin, svatek sv. Mar