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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08


Tic total n1mber of arrests FOR
r@ amhav was tHlgt.
Ns N~srelerite scha.6 of So dan
4n.e spent the week enc with rela-
t.ves i LaPoIte.
A number 81 local members o. the
Beta Gamma Epsilon sorority, VIII 20
10 the Ed5ewater Beach Hotel IN Chi
-ago on next Saturday vher they
VIII attend the installation OF off
erS q the grand chapter. Of the sor-
q gity. which viii also he attempted b.
social So we'll IS business session.
The general meeting Of the Fort
n shtly club was held On Monday
r. sht. which was In charge OF the mu-
&c and art department Of the clue.
Sfter tile business session ~ the pro-
gram was turned over the the mem
hers % his department who gave =
verr interesting program which open
Cd WITH a piano duet by Mrs Louis
Gordon and Mrs Lyman Z. Ritters 4
-ry interesting paper was then XIV
III - Mrs Al. :. Davidson on songs
lie sailors and Soldiers Sing" MANY
X these songs We're illustrated BY Mrs.
W. q S~artz. who sang the verses.
she being Joined hy those present IN
the sInging or the chcrus OF the va
tioIs songs. The roll call was re
s~ponded Il by New Years resolutions.
Edward c. Grad1. X or G.. secretary
~ Just returned from France VIII
.penk before the business men on next
Friday night. Nj. Grady VIII leave
N-hitsnE next Monday on z business
rD r..r ffa Petrofeno Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking--Take
Olive Tablets

Hyour skin is yellow-compleuon paIlid
tongue coated-appette poor-youh have
a bad taste in you mouth-a lay, no-good
fceling-you should take Olive Tablets,
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
for alomel-Tere prepared byDr. Edwards
after IL years of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimpies, a feeling of ~buoyancy IiSa
childhood days you must get at the cause,
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on The
liver and bowels like calomsl-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti-
patton. That's why millions of boxes ara
sold annually at 1oc and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take n or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
SUFFERING
4 WHOLE YEAR
Mrs. King Was Made Wc-h-
Lydia E. P;nkhaIn's Veg
etable Compound.

lola, Kansas" was a constant.
ferer from female trouble for abol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

Park Addition, are on the sick list.
Miss Williams and NJ. Howard Lott
were South Chicago thestre-goers. the
latter part Of tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buehler snd rami-
ly Of Roberts avenue attended the Or
pheum Theatre in Hammond Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Wilson OF If6th street is able to
he out again after being on the sick
list for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. PIeis OF Indiana
boulevard visited 81 the home OF Mrs
Frank Buck, OF East Side, Sunday
Miss Nalaria Cough and Miss Violet
Nicholson, OF Roberts avenue. were Chi
cago thestre-goers. Sunday.
Miss Mary Mostil or Roberts avenue
attended the "ziegheld Follies" at the
Colonial Theatre. Sunday evening.
Miss Teresa Pleis OF Indiana boule.
ward visited at the home OF Miss Haze
Melville OF Hammond. Sunday.
Mrs. Michel and son John OF Chicago
we're the guests or NJ. and Mrs. G
Mosgl OF Roberts avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

liked by ell who knew him and his
death IS a shock 70 his many friends
here.
At the meeting OF the library board
Monday night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. L. W. Ragon; vice president, J. II.
Hayhurst: secretary, L. j. scritchneld
The people are getting more interested in
the library every month. The Librarians
| report showed that nearly 500 books
were loaned out during the month OF
December.
Miss Henrietta Baughmsn left yes
terday for washington. D. c.. where she
Is attending school.
S. c. Simpson was in Chicago on bust
ness yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
LOWELL

Mrs. Charlie. Cobb or Hammond was
here Yesterday getting their household
goods ready TO move to Hammond.
Word was received here yesterday OF
the death Of E. .. Jones. who died yes
terday morning in the Kankakee hos
pital. He has been in poor health for
some time with spinal trouble. He was
formerly operator or the G. ]. & 8. rail-
read at North Hayden. ? miles west Of
Lowell and while working there married
Miss Beulah Deathe. who survives him.
lie was a young man who was we'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

Fsr Rent Fr47}shei usht house
kecplnE rooms 4a4. ileth street. 81
one of the institutions. Unsclfsh II
its purpose n workings. which has
fostered the idea that The Safeguard
~ American Liberties IS the owner
snip OK a home Is the the Whiting
savings and Loan Association. Call
~ the office aud talk il over with the
secretary. Secretary-Heury S. Dsv-
idson. office, 500. 18Th street 1-s-1
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
Marguerite Clark IN OUT OF A
CLEAR sky also tvo-reei COMEDY.
and q Brsy Photograph. Isl
for Rent-Four light housekeeping
rooms-4o0 Fishrupp avenue ISL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
HOBART

The I. whist Club viii meet thi.
week Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Grace Thompson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
L Apartments

have every modern convenience. including januor service. -Four and 3 rooms Rent
ais $500 per month and ~. Location the best in Hammond facing Harrison Park cor
lei Nahbams street within one block of car line. IF YOU are anxious to secure ar apart
nent wea advise an early inspection before they are all rented. Jantor will show you
through the building
e. NJ. NNEL and n. DANNER. Owners.
You viii have to huvr -aaiv for flats left
PHONE OFFICE 65Q-RESIDENCE 3s5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

Vegetable Compound toohighiy, ard you
may publish my testimonial as 1t may
be the means Of helping some other
suffering woman. Mrs. IRENE KING,
105 West Campbell Street, lola, Kansas.
The great number Of unsolicited tes-
~tiinonials en- file al the pinkham Lab
oratory, mary Of which are from time
to time published by permission r
proof of the value of Lydia Z. Pinkham'o
Vegetable Compound, in the treatment
Of female ills.
Every aiiing woman in the United
States IS cordially invited to write 70
the Lydia L. Pinkhan Medicine 20;
(confdentiaD. Lynn. Mass for spec!at
advise. II is free, ready T. bring Vou
health and may save your lie:
5S15T
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put q stop TO them with old
reliable D.. Kings Nev
Discovery

I-at rs-. hoo-ss tt-oat rust be
roctaed. laae pbie51-Ioadei chest
- BE ,3oscred. that cough must
&c ctscSsd 50 you can sie-P.
=. Kings New Discovery his been
ro4eyiag Gods, ard coughs for half 4
century without the least disagreSabIe
sft-r-efeots
Yorr druggist has it because il ia
w~-ll-knowa and IN Zig demand. 6oc
and Sf.20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
MUNSTER

A party from Monon. including Misc
Henrietta Thompson and brothers Fred
and Lyme Thompson. Mary Donahae
Mrs. Il. L. Kaske and daughters Erna
Louise ard Helen. sar "Hitchy Koo" al
the Illinois on Saturday.
Miss Mary McRae has not yet return
ed to school and IL sill at home in
Elizabeth. Ind.
Mrs. Sam Schoon visited with her sis
ter in Lansing on Monday.
Peter Baahn and Pete Schocn we're in
Dyer on business Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

The. Hobart schools which have been
closed here during the past six weeks
on account Of the influenza were re-
opened again yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Mundcll Demmons has &C.
cepted a position "a teacher at ths
Black Oak scohol and began teaching
yesterday.
Messrs. Barnes and Smith began hsr-
vesting ice yesterday At the present
time tho tce s. about 5 inches thick.
The ii. r. Ladies' Aid Society VIII
meet this week wit hNrx. Milton Brown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

year. mao pans
| back and stonse /,
in fact ell oner 2
andwas all rundown
friend of mine was
cured of the same
trouble by Lydia z.
Pinkham's VegeTa-
bic Compound. ]
took it and it gave
me b health ard
strength and made
anew woman Of ne.
r cannot praise you-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
TRY this for Constellation

Keep tie Bowels on sctsdule tins
VII Dr., Kings New Lie Pills, tks
system freed from poisonous wastes,
the complication clear, the stomach
svese. the tongue uncoated, the breath
suRtaiatld. Mild yet positive. sc.
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Vlteezstvi lasky.
d0y
Prelozi Kr. R. Walleck,
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck,

me, neni, pTisaham ma svou
cest."
"Nuze dobre, pamatuj, ze
jsem te varoval"
Nekolik mladych slechticu
veslo.
Byli to sami Armandovi pra
tele a aniz by jim co rekl o
SVEN dobrodruzstvi, sd6lil Jim,
ze jest zamilovan velice ie
rozesmal vypravovanim 0 Ho-
racovych mravokarnych nahle
dech.
Move prichozi udiven6 pohli
zeli ma spisovatele, jehoz osu-
mely sat sc tim kriklav6ii Wy
Jimal mezi drahocennymi ode
Wy svihaku.
Horac velmi rozcilen odeSel,
aniz by Sc kym rozloucil.
"Armande, jak pax Sc ten
podivin nazyva?'
"On Jest jeden q mych nei-
starsich praJel; jmenuje Sc
HOrac Maisans."
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Horacova samomluva.

kdyz Horac Sc octl Ma ulici,
tn Sc citil velice nespokojen
sam sebou.
Go re, zastavati Sc zenSti-
ny, kterou sotva znam? Jsem
blazen? - Ii hejskov6 Sc mi
vSichni posmivali - nell pray
du? Mona vsak, re isem pre-
ce mel ia pravdu. Coz jsam il
hevidel po diva roxy vzdy cud-
nou a pilnou? Ona mne napl
nuje zvlaSt'nim ucastenstvim
- coz mohl bych byti do nj
zamiloVan? Jaka hloupost. Ne
muze, nesmi to byt. ia nemo-
hu 81 zaopatTiJ svG vlastni po-
tfeby; tudiz moje prostredky
mi mcdowell - prece, jestli 81
zoufam, re jsem musel opusti-
Ii SVuj starry byt, je to k vuIi nj
ia bych il mel varovat pred
Armandovymi zamysly, upozor
nit il na nebezpeCi jez il hro-
II. Ano, ona by Sc mi pax mo-
hla vysmat. Armand ma pray
du a jeho pratel6 tez."
Prece, kdyz nastal veter, Ho
rae presv6dcil sama sebe, Il
by dobre ucinil, kdyby Sc po-
dival do Rue de Lille. A po-
-uloval sc vskutku t6hoz dne
az pozd6 do noci Y sousadstviI
5veho driv6jSiho bytu.
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PRODAJI Sc diva dvourodir

PRODAJi Sc diva dvourodin
ne donly 0 s svetnicIch. Cena
$4,000, diva domy pc 10 svetni-
cich cena $4,000, dun pro jed
nu rodinu 0 osmi sy9tnicich a
dv6 garaze cena $740O, dunn o
A sv6tnicich $4,000. V5echny
tyto domy mali fernesy, kou-
pelny, elektrick6 osv6tleni,
Skopky ma prani a vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Proda sc neb Wy
mGnf "a m6stsky majetek far
ma 0 80 akrech, 2 kon6, 10
krav 2 vSechno hospodarsk6
Cena $4,000. Bliz8i sd6
II Vac. Unger, 1921 Central
Ave. Obydli V els. 1865 E. II
ul. Obrat'ta Sc ma mne V ia
kemkoli pripad6 prodeje nebo
koup6 majetku. 8s8
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Vikomt nebyl nijak bojac-
nv a pfece pocit jemu uplne
novy zabrahoval mu, aby Sc u
kazal ma iejim prahu. Stravil
V zahrad6 ceIe dny jako ne
jaky zamiIovany hoch, stree
Julinino okno. S rozkoSi ma
slouchal jejimu hlasu, ktery
byl tax cisty a hudebni, zdal
Sc mu mnoho lahodnejSi, nez
Ii ySech modnich zp6vacek.
"Vskutku," pravil Armand,
"Cohle tax nemuze potrvat;
ia sc muslin ma n6cem stanovit.
a nasledujiciho dne postal k
nj slouziciho Sc zamilovanym
psanickem nasleduiiciho obsa-
hu:
"Slecno: Vas spatfit Jest do
Vas Sc zamilovat. Vid6I isem
Vas. Muzete mn6 uciniti nej-
astn6isfm 5Iov6kor, no s,.3
te. Prosim, vyrkn6te to s.lvko.
Vase pokoje jsou upraveny,
Vas kocar ceka VaSich rozka-
III . il n,ab,, No vasi adna
vddi.,,
Julio nre5+o,,o n.o,,f .a,ll,z;
u io !,Iidn6 . ,,,.o,.;Ia.
.evv isto 60 1,,,t,liI. ,.o,,,,s4o
Ii,Tal, ton nil,tarol, no.,.a1si
mnd nofas+76 dive .
SJouzici ara,;I. "AIo s,o5,o
"a
0na nadado,,c ,,,, do,,,I,,,.;4;
nokro6iIa . o+o,,.aIa d,.5Sa ~
srozrn7itaI,,,,,, nos,,,,l,an9
"Dob7.5 ,, n,.o,.iI -.;3..4
l11v5 mn lol,ai ,,,,,.i,o,.ol ia1.
dfvkv nocbodiI Ono ra+ro6 40
roz,,m6Ia NaiI6no Ldvz !; no
avedf5m q on,,aI-9o,ost; s,.!.oR
nahidnnti ),
Nazait,i norlnil A,.,,,.,,a IL
;o,,,,,, I,os ,.;.....-l:.'. : '''l' ''
rv. hedv5bin, no so+y -
mi, saIv . nouzd,,ar, : d,.aba
cenn1n7 snarkem Don,o,,n;I.
k4nrJ 20 znronit,,6 naIyaI;I.a
franku bvI vtdIona 6sI1,5noet
lo,,os1 hos 40 1t. .......
do s,,6r,,;s1,,. IL; a.;...
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PRODA Sc
PRODAJ1 Sc diva iednort

PRODAU Sc diva jednoro-
Dime domy o sedmi pokojich
ma vych. 140 ul.. Y Mt. Plea
SAINT, ulice dlazdena. Use kra-
snG d moderne zarizeno a ho-
tove k stehovani. Domy jsou
dobfe stavene a podminky vel
mi vyhodne. Blizsi sdeli Jos.
j. Holat, 1890 Washington
Park Blvd. Tel. Union 829 r.
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k5kstJkskSkst ss5tsk5kskssst
ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu
Roman dejin utisku Irska.

Roman z dejin utisku Irska.

iodpoved, vynal kazatel kap-
lSy dve pulkoruny a podaval
mu je, rka:
"Tu mate. Mono, re nez
lie vydate, buh vam noveho do
brodince sesle."
"Jestli mne zrak neklame,"
pravil stary Mihil, "racite byti
episkopalni kazatel.
"Jsem," odpovedl kazatel.
PAX jest me Ito, re memo
i Cd vas podporu tn prijmou-
ii. Radeji hladem zahynu,
nez bych Sc vidal sveho sta
.r6ho nabozenstvi. Chceme S
pomoci bozi s mou starenkou
Winnie zemriti We wire, V niz
jsme Sc zrodili."
"Mily prlteli," pravil reve-
rend Spedwell, jsa odpov6di
starcovou V rozpaky uveden,
nepriSel jsem, abych vas obra-
eel ma jinou viru. Dovedel
isem Sc 0 vaSem nedostatku a
prichazim, abych sec jsem vam
0Omohl."
Starec ale dosud vahal pri-
jmouti penize. Posilnovala jej
y tom zena jeho napominajic
lei, aby z ruky kn6ze kaciru nj
echo neprijmul, ,nechce-li spasu
duSe sve ztratiti.
V tom decko u nohou starco
vych schoulene hladem zaknou
ralo.
"Chcete-li sami hladem zaji
ii" rozhorlil Sc reverend Sped
we'll, "m6jte slitovani aspon s
Unto nevinnym cervickem, kite
}neumi dosud rozeznati virU
NaSi cd viry me, dovede ale
ozeznati nasycenost Cd hla-
du."
Starec ami timto duvodem
medal prim6ti Sc k prijmuti
podpory rukou kn6ze jin6ho
Vyznani.
"Povim ma vas pateru Cur
anovi," hrozil Jim ka4atel,
re jste nevin6 dit6 umoTili
laden, mohouce nasytiti .ie.'
Hrozba ia Ucinkovala. Mat
katolik risky pred kn6zem
wynn takovou uctu ano bazen, |
Q tyz pouhym sloVem vSeho
d n6ho dostane. S rukou tire
aouci Sc wal cd protestantsk6
10 kn6ze penfze a poznamenal
potom krizem, jakoby poku |
.lIeie Il pekl aOd SeOe OQhd-
q. Zena jeho mumlala PR
tom iakousi modlitbu prot po |
liuSeni, kdezto d6cko stale hla |
dem knouralo. Kdyz kazatel |
SpedWell cerstvych housek 2 !
],apsy vytahl a hladov6mu ro-
h6ti ie podal, vyiasnila Sc drob |
ma, vyhubla tvaricka jeho a
jasn6 modra ocka dosud VI
slzach tonouci S d6tinnym vd6-
KEN spocinula ma muzi dobro-
dinci.
{pOkra 6CVtiA1i \
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Paprlepa, heverende!' u
sklibl, Sc krkavec Ballybegu
ten. lidem nebude tax zle, sic
by Sc byli mne hlasili o pod.
poru. Nemarte S mimi casu
Rad bych, abychom Sc dostali
cas- do Ennis, kan nepochyb-
ne vas costa vede."
"SlySte, narek Sc opakuje,
muslin do chatrce vejiti," pra-
vii knee naslouchaje.
A vskutku, stenani smiSene
placem detskym ozyvalo Sc z
bidneho stanku chudoby a bi-
dy.
"Jiste tam upi tvor, jemuz
srdce puka nejakou mukou.
Strachuji Sc, re pricinou te
muky jest hladovy zaludek di-
tete,' pravil kazatel. 'Libf-li
sc, vejdete do chatrce Sc mnou.
A necekaje odpov6di, zatu-
kal ma dveTe a kdyz jej ze
vnitr nikdo nepozval, aby vstou
pill, zatukal podruhe.
"Jen vejdeter" volal Craven
tx cemu takovych okolku S
tou zebrotou? !"
A kazatel Craven "a MIN
vstoupili.
Pricina stenani, narku a pla-
Ce objevila Sc zrakGm jeiich.
Starry seSly muz, MAZE hlavu
SaLkem ovinutou, sed6l ma kraji
postele, ma niz spocivala ma
kostlivce vyhubla zena. y no.
hou starce choulilo Sc asi p6ti-
lct6 dite volatile:
"Dedecku, d6decku, mann
hlad, dejte chlebav
Kazateli ia prosba nevin6te
srdce rozdirala.
"Pst, vnouce! JeziSek by ii
mic nenadelil, kdybys plakal,"
konejSil dite starec.
.-.~ANsak- dite od JeziSka velk6
ho nadeleni neoCekavalo, ne
bot plakalo dale.
Plac ditete probodal srdce
stafeny ma posteli lezici takze
pri kazdem vzliku jeho sama
zfyezka zastenala. Milovala
vnouGe mad svuj zivot a jsouc
sama hladem az k smrti vysi-
lena, nemohla nebozaku po-
moci.
Starec byl tax pohrozen do
zarmutku sveho, ze ami nezna-
6cnal pTitomnost cizincu az
kdyz jej spolutrpitelka ieho
zatahala "a rukav a pravila:
'N6kdo Jest tady, Mihile".
Mihil pohl6dnul ke dverim
oCima hladem divoce Sc lesk-
nOucima.
"Dobry muzi," oslovil iej
SpedweIl soustrastn6. ''nele-
kejte Sc mne a neostychejte Sc
prede mnou. Ma prvni pohled
vidim, re trpite nedostatkem."
Zatim co stary Mihil Dermot
upravoval 81 V mysli n6jakou
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VI.
Pokusy

Druhy den nebyl Armand $
TO odvratit svoje myslenky cd
divky, kterou spatiil Y podkro-
vnlm ok6nku. Vyptavanim do
zv6d6l Sc, re sc jmenuie Julie
La Fond, re nema zadne pri-
buzne, re zije sama o sobe a
re vychazi pouza, kdyz 81 jde
pro praci aneb il odvadi.
Byla SiCka.
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BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssl Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Prineste Je K
Simonoyi pejspolehliv6jsfmu smenal
ufku, PIG Lenox Bldg. 2. patro, rob
yNch. 9. ul a Euclid Ava
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MILOVNfCI TANCE prijR-
te do Rausovy zahrady 10.
srpna. Dve kapely ucinkuji.
DrObr1s
Ozrlarl,ky
PRIJME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc zruGni zehlici
"a zehleni kabata a divky ma
5tafirovanf a priSivani knofli-
fu. Haste Sc v Cisle 3716 E.
10. ul. ?
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PRODA Sc farma O as a pu

PRODA Sc farma 48 a puI
akrech, IL mil cd squaru, Is
minut Cd Broadview ma Wal
lings draze, 80 minut cd Breck
sville Rd. Jsou tam A kravy, 2
ialovice, 2 telata, 3 swine ma
opraseni, 4 selatka, $50 slepic,
20 kachen, 6 akru ovsa, 5 akru
kukufice, 3 akry pSenice, a a
kry brambor, 10 tun sena a
veSkere farmarsk6 naGini. Ce-
ma $1,000, vezme Sc polovic
hotov6. Haste Sc u Jos. Muzik,
4126 E. 131 ul., blize Miles A
We. aneb i Fr. Muzik, Wallings
Rd. Veznl6te Broadview buss
az ma misto. 8-8
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LACINA FARMA o 3O14 a.

LACiNA FAkMA o 3Ol4 a.
krech Sc proda. Urodna puda,
par mladych silnych koni, par
mladych mul, l krava, jedna
swine podsvincaty, so slepic,
farmarsk6 nacini, velke iablo-
ne, cukrov6 stromy, zachovale
stavby, til ctvrt6 mile Cd ka-
ry a m6sta, dlazd6na costa, ce-
ma $4,000. Zada Sc $2500 aneb
$4,000 hotov6 a ostatni Ma mar
kyC. Nam vice p6knych ia
rem, v6tSich menSich, mini
tell koupit, dopiSte neb zavo-
leite Jos. Pechota, r. F. D. 2,
Box So A., Chardon, o. Tel.
238 O. 81
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HLEDAM DOMEK k pronai

luti. musi byt sam o sob6 bud
a Union az po E. 112 ul., a
,eb Kinsman Rd. Po pTipad6
II jinde. Nechte adressu V a.
ministraci t. listu. 80
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PRIJMOU Sc sicky. Haste
Sc u The B. L. Scheier Furnitu-
-e Co., 2206 Superior Ave.
Viaduct. 8-4
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stfevicfch ina ReXford ul., bli-
re f. 120 a Union. Da Sc "a
$3.50 ma splatky, prijmou Sc
t6z bondy. Haste Sc elsie
1904 +. SO ul. Z Fleet Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

PRiJMOU Sc pokladaci ci-
hel. Haste Sc u f. VejSickyho,
1942 Washington Park Blvd. a
aeb ma stavb6 ma E. 102 ul. Il
Union. 8-4
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FILEDA Sc
PETICLENNA RODINA hlt

"a byt v.prizemi, as ma $1,000
mes. naimu. Pra-li bychom 81
1iti misto ma delSi dobu, plati-
lie spravn6, neb mann dobre
}lacene zamestnani. Nechte
lakav6 adreSu V adm. Sv6ta.
8-5
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MILOVNiKY p6kneho kon-
certu ceka vzacny pozitek
pTi vefejn6m cviceni SokoIa
Havl1cek V Rausove zahra-
de, 10. srpna.
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Bolest
v zaadecf,

bNva casio zavin6na ncjakou po-
ruchou ledvinoVou. proto Sc ma
vzdy patrati po prfGinc a pozna-
/ tell, ze jsou to ledviny, berte
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky a
ivky ma ruku. Pracovni doba
4 hodin. Haste Sc Il j. MezeA
y, $3.50 Cable Ave. 8-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14
ANOTHER ARDMoRE OPPORTUNITY

nKLAHOMA Southern Methodists are going
~ to establish great university somewhere
in this state. We are given to understand that
it will be in the class of educational institu
tons The Embarrassing campaign is about to
begin.
Some city in Oklahoma will get this unvel-
sity. The competition will be keen and strong.
We might mention several cities which are
reasonably sure to make heroic efforts to have
the institution located in their midst. They are
cities famed for wealth already acquired and
noted for disposition to acquire culture.
Ardmore is smaller than some of the other
cities in Oklahoma, but Ardmore has wide
reputation as a city Of wealth. We have eX-
cellent public schools, but as yet we have no
institution of the higher learning, We are
therefore devoid of any great cultural influ-
ence such as a university or large college eX-
erts upon a community.
Such cultural influence is one of the COM
munity assets most devoutly to be desired. A
university such as the Methodist church in
tends to create somewhere in Oklahoma will be
worth to the city where it may be situated a
great deal more than any big foundry factory
refinery or any other kind Of manufacturing
plant Such an institution will be the best ad-
vertisement to send abroad, and at home it
vii serve to contribute very greatly to the
moral and ethical uplft Of the community.
This university is going to be located "some-
where in Oklahoma" Ardmore is somewhere
in Oklahoma Now is the time for Ardmore
to begin thinking, talking, writing and plan
ming, with view to making the university an
Ardmore institution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-14
q The Editorial Page of The Daily Ardmoreit@ q
"BILL" WHITE SAYS

CO MANY EOIKC lnow ViIIiar, Allon
y whit af Uonsaa od;ton g 49, Ex,nan;a
co,ot+n onJ athon J''ol u 44 ~ 20 70
triol ','' b pu'''NIs @ 1tt yrt |; '
ranntIioa 20 moiOICo Tl1 ''l.. w. " iil'e 10 "
81 C"ini DI'i I',0Je paIt aI"
not rTo,,I CaLo4 IJ1lo ''Ill;s ~ IT,,
ever. Here is a bit of Bill" Whites wisdom
as reported by the Editor G. Publisher, the
New York organ of the journalistic fraternity:
v,n1ion, A,Io,, ,vli4o ,,,,.auoo,
man o,,d saca toid KnUno, i.,y C;t,'"'iSi
onco tbo ofbo, dow 'h,, tho oaidt 0s ','t'
1T +, Li,;. ~ WY 11.I Wv - 20