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By CYNTHIA GREY

Which Doud you choose, girls. you were permitted
choice, q prison term, q ban ON toUeI
Down IN San Francisco Jud0e has initiated bTond neW
sentence for bi0dy heretofore unrecorded m me onns o.
court history is IN the Of 20Deoroh May BTadtey-
Kosdck DdUisPorter, triple bride knon as Ihe Gtr VINO
Married the Navy"
Prohibited a year" numbered the
brigham Young
THIS UNIQUE SENTENCE given in lieu of more
formal punishment for bgamy for the qucchange maron
hadn't bothered about divorcng off the old love before
being with the new.
NO STROLLING IN THE PARK, NO SIGNING UN-
DER THE JUNE MOON, NO RESPONSE TO ADMIRING
GLANCES, NO FLUTTERING OF THE HEART-what
girl will say there's heavier punishment than this in the
sprngtme, when young womans fancy is almost agile
as the proverbal young mans?
With any show of affection spelling guilt before the
law within the years probation period and the court keep
ing tab her. Mrs May Bradley Kosack Porter ism
but that she'd rather be in conventional priso
Is the Girl Who Married the Navy" being punished
severely by the court order that prohibits her from
loving any for whole year than she would be if
fenced TO a Jail term for bgamy?
CAN ANY GIRL be unhappily afflicted than to
be denied the right to love?
What do YOU think?
WHICH WOULD YOU PREFER If YOU FOUND
YOURSELF IN THIS MUCH MARRIED GIRLS BOOTS?
Write your answers to Cynthia Grey.
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What do YOU think?
Acknowledgement

Acknowledgment
Dear Miss Grey: Should one write
note acknowledging a graduation
present. or Is II proper TO thank the
giver In person.
KATHRYN.
Ordinarily one Acknowledges
any gift with a note OF thanks.
However. II the giver Is a near
relative or close friend you may
express your thanks verbally.
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Hunts Point Circle Of Fruit and
Flower Mission

The Hunts Point circle OF the Sc.
attic Fruit and Flower mission will
give n progressive luncheon. Steam.
er Atlanta leaves Madison park a,
1O:45 a. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hodge have a.
guests the formers sister. Mrs, r. y,
4. Taylor. and little daughter. Helen.
who arc on their way back 10 tho
West China mission field.
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Il

hHfNla 'fIuA ttH ~ AN'AA NNV HtAN
been visiting his brother and slater
iniaw. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Whitney
Treat. since Monday. leaves tonight
for Portland and thence To san
Francisco. where he will join his
family and proceed 10 Fort sherman
TO assume command.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. -. Merrill and
daughters. Miss Euialie and Miss
Virginia. will move 90 the Country
club ON Saturday and take the Nat
paschall house. Mr., and Mrs.
Paschali have taken Mr.. Val Mays
home at the Country club for the
summer.
Airs. Francis w Mcchesney and
infant ron have moved from the
Seattle General hospital 10 the home
OF Mrs. George u. kitungcr. Mrs
Mechesney'a mother,
Mrs. Lester Herrick OF nenlo Park.
Cal. who has been spending three
weeks with her sister and brother.
In law, Mr.. and Mrs. william G.
Keith. has returned home.
Neal Mccord. son % Mr. and Mrs.
y. s. MoCord, who has been attend.
ing the Thatrher school In Califor'
MIA. arrived home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fergus MeCree spent
the week end aA tho guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Nat Paschail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl y. Gould re
turned today from a three days mo
torinE trip TO BcilinKham. While In
that city MIR. Gould gave a most In
,ereatinE tank before the Normal
school on The Modern Home"
Mrs. George Rourke and family
have gone 20 East Sound Tor "a two
months oaung
Mr.. and Mrs. wiimot Liily spcn,
the weekend al lake kaehenH.
Mr.. Alden Fischer has left for the
prcsiiio. where he will enter tho he
serve Officers Training Corps for
elk weeks course.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. L. Brown and
Miss Amy Brown OF Mrnominer.
Mich. arrived Monday afternoon for
a several weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte =. brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hodge have a.
guests the formers sister. Mrs. r. y,
4. Taylor. and little daughter. Helen.
who arc on their way back 10 tho
West China mission fiold.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy NJ. Baekus and
family went over. last week. 20 their
summer home at Eneiai 20 spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Eowiey. Of
billings. Mont. arrived In tho city
Friday. and are now occupying
their country place at Port Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson
and family will leave Friday for a
motor trip Of two months In caiisor.
MIA Charles Anderson has bcsn .
studon, at the Culver Military acad.
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Iundin are
spending the summer on cambridge
island
Mrs. Juva Adams johnson. Of Port.
land. 10 spending several weeks in
the city. tn. guest OF Miss Fay
shorts. at her home.
srn. NJ. Y. Downs spent the week
end in Enetai with friends.
Mrs. Byron Thorpe Carr and
from California. They spent eight
months in Los Angeles and Holly.
wood They are at home at the
Chesterfield apartments
Mrs. Judd G.. Mcconnell and litti.
daughter. Betty, have returned from
visit with her father. Mr. John r.
wheian. In Portland. Ore. Mrs. Roy
r. Donovan. Of san Francisco. a sla.
ter Of Mrs. Mcconnell. will arrive In
Seattle this week TO spend the sum.
mer with her.
Mrs. Harold Vincent and little
son arrived "Wednesday morning on
the Koshlma Maru from China and
viii be the summer guests NJ tho
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. BIggs. parents of Mrs, Vincent.
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A Announcement

A Announcement
Dear Miss Grey; am TO be mar
ried soon to a young woman Whose
parents are dead and who lives with
a married sister. Would II be proper
for my parents 10 announce the wed
ding? f. NJ
No. The announcement should
be made in the name OF the
brides sister and the sisters
husband
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PinedppIes

Dear Miss Grey: When IL the best
time TO can pineapples?
HOUSEWIFE.
Now. Pincapples are at their
best and cheapest IN June.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy NJ. Baekus and
family wen; over. last week. 20 their
summer home at Ene,ai 10 spend tho
summer.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. r. /. Brown and
Miss Amy Brown OF Mrnominer.
Mich. arrived Monday afternoon for
several weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte =. brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson
and family will leave Friday for a
motor trip Of two months IN cailfor.
MIA Charles Anderson has bcen .
student at the Culver Military acad.
envy
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Mr.. Alden Fischer has left for the
prcsiiio. where he viii enter the Re
serve Officers Training Corps for a
rlx weeks course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-26

Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Lundin are
spending the summer on cambridge
island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-26

Mr. and Mrs wiimot Liily spent
the weekend AZ lake kaehenH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-26

Mrs. Juva Adams johnson. Of Port.
land. 10 spending several weeks in
the city, tn. guest OF Miss Fay
shorts. at her home.
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Psani.

Druhy den rano Armand il
nesel navstlvit, jsa posud r2Z
mrzen.
rentyz den tiAil hrabe MA
le poptavHy.
"Nemylil jsem Sc tedy," pra
vii -'tajna milostna pletka.
To prekazim." ;"
Odpoledne lokaj We skvost-
ne livreji zaklepai ma Juli;ny
dvere.
Divka otevrela.
"Zde yam, slcdno, nesu pSa
nj od hrab6te Gu Bouisseiet
Nam cekat ma odpoved'."
Julie Sc celia chvela, kdyz
rsani otevfela a ttla:
"Slecno, = Jste mlada.
jste krasna; V Armandove We
ku ia tez bych Vas S takovou
vroucnosti zboznoval, jako cn
cini; bylo nne tez receno, ~
iste TAX rozumna, jako jst'.
krasna. Tddiz pochopite ;si
co Vam chci fici. Mui syn phi
chaZi do v6ku, kly mladiku ;
Ijmenem, iako jeho jest, snatek
Jest nutny, ano, neZbytny. Je-
ho snatek byl ujednan jiz de-
81 cas- sc zenStinou, ktera lei
miluje a zaopatTi mu 'astnou
budoucnost. Vase pratelstyi
melo by tudiz pl'astat, alesHoh
ma cas-. Pozd6ii. iestli no je,.9
budete milovat -
"Prozatim racte prijmouI
Castku pen6z, ktere Yam tim
10 posilam, co aukaz vaznosti
| ' jake chovam VaSi osohu
Doufam, re to ucinite nemoz
nym, aby mui syn Vas vicekra
te spatfil a tax znicil svoje w
hlidky. Trvam V ucte Vam od
dany Hrabe de Buisseret.
Poukazka Ma patnact Sc
franku byla ku Dsani prilo7e
ra. Julie pomalu skladala list
aniz by 81 vSin1la lokaje.
Konecne lokaj Sc oval:
"Bylo mn6 narizeno, abycl
ipockal na odpov6d', slecno."
"Navrat'te hrabeti tuto pou
i kazku,' rekla a podala lohai
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SMRT SLOVENSkEHO BIAS.
NfKA.
(Csl. inf. kanc.)

Washington, d. C. 80. cer-
vence. - Y bolSevicke Buda-
pe$ti skonal asi pred Ia dny We
start II let slovensky basnik
Petr Bella, znamy pod pseudo
nymem Horal Bella, Kodak lip
tovsko-sv. mikulassky, pocha-
zel 2 rodiny literarni. Tri jeho
bratii vynikli We slovenske IL
teratufe, diva jako belletrist6,
treti jako spisovatel pedagogi-
Icky. Petr Bella vstoupil do IL
teratury jako muz padesatile-
ty. Jsa uherskVm statnim ured
nlkem, zatajoval spisovatel-
skou svou cinnost po leta uz-
kostliv6. Kdo je Horal, kde Ii
je, slovenske obyvatelstvo dlou
no nev6delo. Zatim statni L.
rednik, jenz nezil novenskym
zivotem ami We sve rodine, psal
horlive vrouci basne lyricke,
pine vasnive touhy po rodnem
kraji a slovenskem zivote. Po-
zdeji primo dp6l ia tonu elegi-
ckem. Basne sve uverejnoval
llavne Dennici a We Sloven-
,kych Pohladech. Mimo to
DTekladal z Mickiewicze, Sien
'Iiewitze, Przerwy-Tetmajera
It'd, Ze staricky basnik skoncil
svui zivot V Budapest a take
90 osvobozeni sv6ho tolik ope-
yovaneho Slovenska uvazl V
3olSevicke metropoli, kde nyni
1emfel, je hotovou tragedii.
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DUN ma jedne Z hlav-
Mich ulic V Corlett, mo-
derni o 5ti svetnicich a
koupelny, china cabine
ty, book easy, 2 ferne-
sy, skopky, bridlicova
stfecha, dvojite porce
plyn, elektrika, vubec
vsechno pohodli. Je kra
sne dekorovany a hoto-
w k nast6hovani. Cena
$7700, cast hotove, zby
tex ma mesicni splatky.
Horejsek prinese $50
mesicne. Tento MAZE
tex Sc bude vzdy dobre
vyplaceti. VGela Real
ty Co. 5733 Broadway.
8-12
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Vltezstyf lasky.
d0y
Prelozil Kr. r. Walleck.
Prelozil Kr. r. Walleck.

20, diky, Julie, tisicere d.
ky! Co mne zalezi ma ostat-
MIN? CO mne Zalezi ma otcove
vulj?"
"Uvaz Armande, budouc.
most, budoucnost!"
"Vzdy, vzdy ten strach pred
budoucnosti a L veci, ktcra
ma smozna nikdy ami nepotka]i i
Co mne zalezi ma zitrku, kdyz
Sc tesim z dneSka?"
Julie nepromluvic, pred Sc
be zamyslene hled6la.
Armand Sc cd nj odvratl.,
isa velmi nespokojen s ma
lynn podilem souhlasu, iakE Il
DELLA jeho odporu. OGekaval
llsmev vdeCnosti, kdezto bYl
prijat skoro chladne.
Jak malo pochopoval jem-
nocjt jejiho chovani!
XIX.
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M.
Znizela.

Kdyz Armand druheho dne
1avStivil Julii, zasnul nemaIo,
,dyz slysel, re dun opustila;
ratny mu nemohl dati zad-
2ou zpravu.
"Lokai, krasn6 vypadaiici
muz We skvostne liyreji, priSeI
/ zustal nahore dlouhou chvi-
H. vypravoval vratny Arman
lovi, "kdyz odesel, slecna Ju-
ie Sla k obchodniku Sc starym
zbozim, prodala mu vsechen
svuj nabytek, ostatni v6ci slo-
lila do zjednaneho kocaru a
odjela, aniz by rekla kam."
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PRODA Sc farma, pekna RI

PRODA Sc farma, pekna ro
vna poloha, 46 akru, zachova-
ly dunn 0 12ti pokojich, 3 ba-
ne, ovocny sad, 5 akru lesa,
dosti vody a vsechno hospodar
ske naradi. Vezme Sc ma kup-
nj cenu dunn, dobry automobil
aneb Liberty Bonds. Ponevadz
majetek tento musi byti pro-
dan, da Sc LEVINE proto jednej
te rychle. BlizSi sdeli Mrs. Hol
son, 1879 K. 40 ul., roh Hamm
Ave. 8-13
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poSetilou sVehlavoStl vrha ona
ODE rodiny naSe do zahuby a
otec jeji, ktery Sc v2dycky Wy
nasel nezlomnou vuli, kteraz
v domacnosti jeho. nesnese pry
odporu, svehlavosti te jeste no.
/ vi. Michale, Michale! vidlm
hpatrne zes sestarnul, zdetinel,
jinak nelze vysvetltii 81 slabost
tvou v1ci svehlavemu devceti.'
Michal Desmond ukryl 81
tvar do dlanl tlacil 81 spanky
jako by tim zmirniti chtel bo-
lest, jez mozkem mu skubala.
Pc chvilce trapneho mlceni
pravil:
"Musim drive promluviti s
lordem Ravendonem a pakli u
neho neporidim, pokusim Sc je
ste jednou, abych oblomil od-
por Katerinin.'
"Bojim Sc, re costa tva bude
marna. Craven mne pravii, zc
obdrzel cd vrchnosti sve plnou
moe" pravil Nolan.
Bud jak bud, ia Sc Ultra ra
no vydam do Dublina," pravil
Michal Desmond.
Nolan, kdyz mu byl pral
stastnou cestu a dobre porlze-
nj, ublral Sc re divorce.
Venku spatril Katerinu V il
zdeckem obleku matku jeji
rozmlouvajici S obstarozni ze-
nou, jejiz vraskovita tvaf ztra-
celia sc obrovskem starodav-
MIN kokrheli.
NolanIv zrak utkvel ma zte-
pile, pruzne postave Kateriny.
"Rozena to knezna," pravil
81 duchu "a nedivim Sc, ze to
ho pidimuzika Cravena nena-
vidi."
Kdyz pax il d ovelkych, de-
mantovym leskem planoucich
! oci pohled6l, mlasknul 81 a Ia
tbrucel:
"Hm, hm, neni veru divu, re
ami Michal Desmond te vznrSe~
ne krase nedovede odporovat.
Pozdraviv ODE, ubiral Sc sp6
Snym krokem dale.
Zatim rozmlouvala KatelIna
q matka jeji hovoruou a cl-
Ipernou Starenou.
mann Ia to, re jseln vas liz
videla, tvar vase prlchaZl
mne povedoma," pravila PAM
Desmondova.
"Jmenuju Sc Mulcahyova,
Vzacna pani a bydlela jsem dfl
We Achille. Mui muz, deJ
mu pambu vecnou slavu, byl
poctivy chlap. Utopil sc ia
rybolovu a Cd toho dne isem
vdovou. Ami mrtvo!u jeho
isem nevidela o ia nestast-
na.'f' Mluvic to plactivym hla-
sem, utirala 81 rukavami oci.
| "Uboha! Mono, re lsen
| vas vid6la nekdy Achille
Navstivila jsem mestecko to NJ
kolikrate po me svatbe, nebo'
# :.o.., +a,1, ~ S1o tofIl ~
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oukazku ma patnact set fran
XII.
Kdyz sc dvere "a lokajem
zavrely a ona sc nachazela sa-
motna, tn propukla V usedavv
plac.
"Matinko ma draha matin
ko! Jaka hanba - jak poke
renip zvolala a padnouc na
kolena vedle posteIe, zakryla
81 obema rukama oblicej. Stka
la, jako kdyby Sc il srdce chtG
~ ltrhnOuti.
Ale tento zal netrval dlou-
no; brzy vstala, odhodlanost
zarila il oci.
"Ano," hrabe ma pravdu;
bylo by to neStesti pro Ar
manda, kdybych Sc staIa ieho
zenou. Nahlizim to dostatec-
ne ze psani, ktere mne hrabo
postal, nepomySleie AMI Ma to,
ze me Vrhnul straSnou urazku
Y tvaf; tax by tedy Armando-
Vi pribuzni a pratele, kterlm
by mne predstavil, o mne smy
slell. Ne, ne, tento snatek Jest
|nemozny. Jest to krasny sell,
kteremu jsem hov6la tuze dlou
no; carovny prelud, od n6hoz
Sc muslin odtrhnouti. Ach,
kdyby Armand byl jenom chu-
dy, pilny a rozSafny delnik, mi
sto bohateho slechtice -
Julie Sc oddala n6.kolik mi
nut teto sladke mySlence; jeji
Srdce Sc dmulo rozkosi pri tom
to snu St6sti.
Ale trpka vzpominka ma je-
j postaveni Sc brzy navratila.
Vzala na sebe cepecek a sa
lu a odeSla.
Ten samy vecer Julie proda-
la "a velmi nizkou cenu n6ko-
lik tech kousku nabytku, kite
re tax velice cenila a odst6ho-
yala Sc do jednoho stareho
domku Rue Saint Denis,
| PAX premySlela, zdali by ne
nela dopsat Armandovi.
"Ne, me- fekla sama sobG.
'Necht' obet je uplna, necht
| "a vzdy zustane nevedom o
noji lasce a oddanosti. Budiz
on t'astenl Ne vrouci prani
est, ably tato bohata, Slechtic
"A bezpochyby krasna zen
3tina ho obsypala tou samou
levyslovnou laskou, iakou j&
pych byla osladila jeho zivot"
! A Julie podeprela lokte
| itul horce plakala po nekolik
hodin.
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KAPITOLA IL i.
Stiny krkavce.

Flip Craven dial picititi moe
svou u Desdemondu. Nasled-
KEN toho zavladla poSmur-
most We dvorci. Katerina po-
zbyla obycejnou zivost svou,
Harry najednou prestal pro-
zpevovati 81 a starry pan chodil
S hlavou sveSenou neveda 81
rady nj pomoci.
Bylo to pro hrdeho muze to
no straslive pomySleni byti wy
puzenu re sidla jejz predkove
jeho povazovali temer Ia sve
av nemz vsecky pamatky rodi-
ny jeho Sc soustredily.
Byti vypuzenu re divorce
znamenalo pro Michala Desde-
monda a rodinu jeho horst veG
jeSte nez ozebraceni = a sice
dobrovolne vyhnanstvi. Ne
bot nezbyvalo mu potom nez
vystehovali Sc do Ameriky.
Tehoz dne navstivil Desmon-
da starry pritel a nyni pflbuz-
n.y. hho Clarence Nolan prina-
SEIZE novou, temer zdrcujicl
zvest. Vracel Sc totiz Cd ridi-
tele panstvi jejz byl rama "a
tim ucelem navstivil, ably mu
vysvetlil, re zet Harry neusadi
Sc ma jeho farme, ale ma pozem
ku otce sveho re tedy obavy
jeho { (riditelovy) ohledne roz
kouskovani pozemku Nolano-
vych byly bez podstaty. Ridite-
lie vsak vysvetleni toto neuspo
koiilo.
"Snaze lie rozumovati S te-
letem," dolozil Nolan, "nez S
tim zatvrzelym chlapem. Pra-
vii mi, re vsecko mluveni me-
jest plane, on re bude jednati
die navesti, jez mne pred snat-
KEN dcery me byl ucinil."
"Bidnik!" odlehGil 81 Michal
Desmond; "nadarmo neprezdi.
vaji mu "krkavec Connemary.
"Bidnfk a padouch je prav-
da", dotvrzoval Nolan, "ale ma
cernem zatvrzelem srdci
SVEN prece ranitelne mistec.
ko."
"Nu, ktere?"
"Lasku ke KateTine. Sou
dim, re vsecka msta jeho ma
puvod svuj V nesetrnem odmit
mutt ruky ieho cd tvrdohlayt
dverusky tive. Pf'im6j, jak T.
otce a hlavu rodiny Sc slus{
Katerinu, aby 81 vzala Cravens
a vsem nam bude pomozero
techto hroznych nesnaZi."
"VSecko domlouvani jes
marne,' pravil Michal Des
mond hlavou vrte, "Katerin;
81 jej nevezme, vzdyt znas jej
svehlavost." )"
"a cd echo isl otec? Sly
del 'bych Sc takto mluviti. Tcr
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PRODA Sc. dobre idouc.

PRODA Sc dobre jdouci
mlekarsky obchod Ma zapadni
stran6 Sc vSim zarizenim. Dunn
ia o Z pokojich, sklep, koupel
ma, tez diva kon6, diva vozy a
iine veci. Cena $1,000. Zada Sc
$500 hotove a ostatni die u
iednani. BlizSi sdeli Jan Smi-
ka, 4811 Clark Ave. Tel. Lo-
rain 1889 r. S-12
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PRODA Sc dunn O 12ti sve

PRODA SE dunn o 12tl Svet
nicich dvema akry pozemku
ma dlazdene ceste, % mil W.
chodn6 Cd Clevelandu. Kara
stavi Il domu; zivy potok tece
skrz pozemek, dun je V upl-
mem poradku, je tam sklep, vo
da, kanal, dost stinnych stro-
mu, mestecku je Skola, hostel
a obchody, krajina romanticka
pouze | a pul mile Cd Bass
Lake. Cena $2800. Da Sc "a
hotove neb ma splatku, aneb
Sc vymeni "a menSi majetek
V meste. Jest to velka lace,
pospeSte 81 a piSte ma l.. Re-
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PRODAJl Sc diva jednoro

PRODAJi Sc diva jednoro-
Dime domy o sedmi pokojlch
ma vych. 140 ul. V Mt. Plea.
SAINT, ulica dlazdena. Vse kra-
sne a moderne zarizeno a no.
tove k stehovani. Domy jsou
dobre stav6ne a podminky vel
mi vyhodne. Blizsi sdeli Jos.
J. Holat, 1890 Washington
Park Blvd. Tel. Union S29 r.
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blizc Union a vych. 105. ka-
ry. Dobra prilezitost pro Ce-
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11015 Union Ave. Tel. Union
1861 R. 8-12
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SAMOHRACi PIANO, :

Gene 10 roku, 25 rolls, lavice
a elektricka stojaci Tampa.
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Haste Sc tez vecer V els. 1854
Fulton Rd.
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PRIME Sc starSi zena ma
iohled V dome. Haste Sc V ci-
5. e 2917 f. so ul. ina Praze) i.
SIG
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SC u Kohna, 5000 Quincy Ave.
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b priid'te do els. 3348 E. 40.
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pro 5 osob V dobrem poradku.
Tez zvlaStni casti. X doptani
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60. v57y3 Broadway.
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velky Sc storem V prdceli, stat,
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)rodinnych, blize kostela ma
oIloff Hamm Ave. velmi lie
,Tch. Haste Sc u Jos. FLIP,
S23 Dolloff Rd. S-13
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ze f. 120 a Union. Da Sc "a
$3.50 na splatky, pfijmou Sc
tez bondy. Haste Sc elsie
1904 L.. 53 ul. z Fleet Ave.
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adequate. The miners, he said, did not assume that the operators made the offer seriously.
 Governor Calls Conference
 DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 20 (by Associated Press).-Governor Harding has prepared messages to the gov. ernors of other coal-producing states, suggesting that conference be called at which the question of concerted ac- tion toward the resumption of mining under state control is to be discussed.
 Miners and Operators to Confer
 DENVER, Col, Nov. 20 (by Associ- ated Press).-The state industrial commission has called the miners and operators to conference in an at tempt to stop the new strike of the Colorado coal miners scheduled for
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-20
WAGE INCREASE OF 20 PER CENT
 OFFERED TO STRIKING MINERS
 DlSDAINFULLY TURNED DOWN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) Prospects for a coal famine draw nearer, as the negotia- tions between the representatives of the operators and miners in this city apparently have halted.
 The conference will continue today.
 President Lewis of the United Mine Workers said last night that the miners were "in a receptive mood"
 Operators Offer Unsatisfactory
 The operators at the conference to- day offered the coal miners an in crease in wages of 15 cents per ton, which is 20 per cent over the existing day scale. The operators proposed also that the existing working condi- tions be continued.
 President Lewis of the Mine Work CTS said the increase was totally in
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-20

FISH HEARINGS FROM ALASKA
 ARE NOW ON

SEATTLE, Nov. 20 (by Associated Press). The hearings on the question of restricting fishing in Southwestern Alaska were begun here today under the auspices of the United States bu- reau of fisheries
 The hearings on the proposed re- strictions on fishing in Southeastern Alaska will begin on the 25th
 Governor Riggs, Major Waugh and Attorney General Murphy are in at tendance.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-20
EXPLOSION AT SHELTER DOES
 MUCH DAMAGE

TACOMA, Nov. 20 (by Associated Press) ).-Fifteen explosions last night wrecked the furnace of the Tacoma Smelling Company. No one was in jured, but the damage amounted to $5O0O.
 The explosions were caused by the bottom of the furnace beaking down. letting the molten copper into the water drain, causing steam.