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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
Monday, octebsr

gotiate the Clifs H.,.
s,,,,,,. cult swimming 81 roatss sl e I W n
trip Of the Golden ~ ~ tifn hs,|
and is the possesso. sesa Gate !. IL u
medals and CUPS % -. u a ssais
in the water. '0r her pro,,'
w. E. Beamell J,
was thrownout Of % hia ,es NAaI
at Eugene. Sprlngfield }
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25

IBy Earle c. Reeves, international
News Service Staff Correspondent.
London, Oct. 25.-"I am old-fa-
sbioned enough to hold the opinion
that the government of this or any
other country should be left to the
men,"
So speaks the Duchess of West
minister, with an emphasis that
may come as a shock both in AM
erica and in England, where the
fright of women to help govern has
been so widely recognized.
She is even more emphatic In
opposition to the woman's party
idea advanced by Mrs. 0. H. p.
Belmont.
II do not believe there should be
too many women in parliament"
she said. "One or two. yes, but an
opposition Of women - No! And
| shudder to think Of the chaos
that would result from a majority.
PERSONALLY, I feel that the wo-
men of today have rather lost their
sense of proportion. They feel
that because they did mems work
during the war and drew absurdly
high wages they ought to continue
to do so.
although no one is a greater
admirer of the work done by wo-
men during the great emergency
than am, think that they should
- to use a slang term get back
to earth
The Duchess prefers that her
government be composed of sound
comm sense business men and
public men whose travels and
training generally fit them to gov
ern.
Though I am not in favor of
women in parliament, l realize that
there are many considerations and
arguments both for and against it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
Aggie Victory
Lone Surprise
OF Coast Games

Aside from the feat of Coach
Matthews Willamette university
Bearcats in holding the Multno-
seasiii club eleven to a 2 to 0 score.
whe official status of which score
~ the subject of considerable dis
arussion among critics who wit
Hsessed the contest, the to de-
neat handed the University of
washington crew by Oregon Aeri-
cultural college is the one result
rTnich overturned the dope buck
~t concerning Saturdays Pacific
coast football games,
Tne beating which Coach Ruth
sxrford's huskies dished out to the
Shin Dodgers, while chalked nm bv
s& narorw margin, is gratifying to
INT Aggie followers in that 1t is the
Anrst defeat administered to the
northern school by an O. A. C.
fseam In 15 years. 1t also points to
a. marked Improvement In the
strange and black machine that was
mnable to score against the Mutt
ssxemah clubmen on the previous
saturday and sharpens the interest
I'M the O. A. C.-California game at
corvallis next Saturday.
The University of California ran
rlrue to form Saturday aid chalked
rHp 63 points as against none for
1sEe University OF Utah, thereby ad-
sAing to Its already imposing list of
M1re big-margin victories of the
season. The fact that California
has not been scored against this
season and that all of their wins
have been by margins totaling 40
ksoints or more, make them easy
ftavorites over the Aggies in the
srOming clash.
Shy" Huntingdon University of
s0regon cohorts performed up to all
sxxpectations In handling the Uni
versity of Idaho the short end of a
E3-7 score at Eugene, Stanford re-
sxemed itself for the defeat suffered
the week previous at the hands of
tsf1e Olympic club team by beating
s1anta Clara college 81 to 7.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25

done more in a single stroke for
Swedish women than we in England
dare attempt. Under the new mar
riage laws a Swedish husband and
wife can dissolve their marriage on
agreement, or legal application.
mo grounds for divorce need be
given.
"The Swedish law recognizes for
mally, for the benefit of all classes
that a man and a woman are the
best judges of their own married
happiness.
II have travelled widely in the
last few years all over the British
Empire, and / have come to the
conclusion that under the present
conditions happy marriages among
the English people scarcely exist.
"Of course, there are exceptions.
and there are countless pretended
exceptions. But marriage today is
a failure in this country, and must
be a failure until man and wife
are left free to settle their own af-
fairs.
THE great thing Is recognition
Of the truth that a man and wo-
man should mold their own lives
and not live lie for the sage of
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Death Ends
Hunger Strike

tContinued from Page One.)
Irish nationalists soldiers.
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Public Forum.

Sditfli, OTe.i Oct, 80, lSEu.
To the Editor: Having recently
ctome to Oregon to make NY home
mn a farm ! naturally expected to
f-fnd the press of this valley friend
lY to the farmer; but / must say
that your leading editorial of the
xist inst. is astonishing from one
who pretends to represent an agri-
ruiturai constituency, You say that
f<he farmers are trying to form a
monopoly to force wheat up to
23.00 and cotton to 40 cents. Is It
ftrue that the farmers Is the only
fzellow that IL trying to stand from
arnder? Your remarks sound rath-
Ger hollow after a 80 percent raise
lin rates. And item on the opposite
page of your paper tells of the
Farmers of Monmouth not being
sable to get enough for their pota-
tves to pay for digging, l find
everybody In Oregon has a good
salary but the farmer. l do not
faeiieve that the farmers of Marion
<kounty have made wages of $3.50
ryer day and percent on invest
xzaent this year. had marked my
Ballot for Cox and Roosevelt, but
kF your editorial speaks democracy
vHili have to change II.
Very truly. WIN, BENNETT.
Editors Note: The writer mis-
x-ead the article in question. T..e
scapital journal finds no fault with
ftf1e farmers for atteinpting 10 se-I
srure higher prices for their prod
rxcts, but objects to the attempted
rssse of the Federal Reserve bank
fsor the purpose, just as X would
tsbject to the use of the bank by tn e
kbeef trust, clothing trust, shoe
rfrust or any other combination
uurking for higher living costs.
sThe Capital Journal raises its rates
Because Ii cannot produce a credit
able paper at a profit at the old
rates, which are lower than they
<rere 20 years ago. while the size
ssf the paper has more than
<7oubled and costs quadrupled, II \
does not. however. ask the Federal
Reserve bank to finance its in
Greased price and its delays the
facreased price year TO farmers
Raying in advance. The Capital |
journal holds no brief for the
<zemocratic party. II is an inde-
1tendent paper, not a partisan
.xrgan and does not claim to repre-
sent either party or candidates)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25

According to. reports from
Shanghai, General Chang Taso-Lin
has overthrown the Pekin govern
rent and plans to restore the
throne to the former emperor. The
photographs show Hsu-Shi- Chang,
president of the Chinese republic,
who, it is reported, has been GUST
ed and ex- Emperor Hsuan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
Diaz' Capture
Was Staged To
Cool Followers
BY Louis p. Kirby.

| ~. os
| MeAico Ivy
The capture OF Coiohei re'~ i''"A
at the Ell Jobo hacienda near Tia
naoovan Vera Cruz. was an affair
a.a 90 oaref,,,v as a
'Aa' va" ~
Broadway musicai co''euS' "e
many conflicting reports as to what
had become of Diaz were sent out
in preparation for the chief scene
in the comedy.
The purpose of the Capture" 1t
ia said. was to cool the resentment
of the followers of Diaz because OF
his desertion of them. These men,,
who made tremendous sacrifice for
their leader, have now been left
to shift for themselves. Some are
merely peons who have followed
Diaz for years, giving such signal
proofs of their loyalty that they
were included in the bodyguard
which surrounded him while he
was reaching out for a way of
escape. Others are men who were
property owners, but were willing
to sacrifice everything in support
of Diaz.
Had Diaz made terms with the
new government and surrendered,
it is asserted here, some of his in
dignant and outraged followers
would have killed him.
It is said that DiaZ could have
left his reteat in the State of Santa
Cruz long ago had it not been for
this fear of violence at the hands
of followers who would resent his
desertion of them. This made his
great problem that of getting safe
ly away from his loyal band and
not that Of making terms with the
Mexican government.
Diaz knew weeks ago, it is as
serted, that President de la Huerta
would give him pardon, help and
protection.
The flood Of confusing stories
coming from Vera Cruz concern
ing Diaz during the last few weeks
are now believed to have been sent
out in an effort to make it easier
for Diaz to stage the comedy Of his |
capture"
Comic Opera Capture.
General Guadalupe Sanchez, it |
S said, marched his troops to the
Gl Jobo hacienda. knowing that
Diaz would be waiting for him
here.
1t was perfectly understood that
Diaz would be liberated and sent
tut of the country.
Like Villa, it is said, Diaz is to
'eceive a donation from the Mexi-
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I'VE might, Of course, have
separate House consisting entirely
of women to legislate, under con-
troll of the present parliament, on
all domestic subjects. But women
can do more with the vote than by
entering parliament.
LET them combine to purge the
political atmosphere Of its present
impurities and, above all, not take
the elections as jokes. but serious
ly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
Veteran of CipiI
War Victim of
Auto accident

New York. Oct. 2s.-Brigradies
General Rush c. Hawkins. who
Won anne during the Civil war as
Gommander OF Hawkins Zouaves"
stied here today from a factured
SKULL received last night when he
Uas struck by an automobile in
Firth avenue. He was So years old.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
DUBLIN MOURNS FOR
DEPARTED LORD MAYOR

Dublin, Oct, 25.--News of the
death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney
of Cork in Brixton prison, London.
was received here with evidences
of profound grief. 1t was intended
TO fly the city flag at half mast,
but British troops where in pos
session of Mansion House, over
which the flag usually flies.
There We're signs of mourning
and prayers for the repose of the
soul of the late lord mayor were
offered in all churches.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-25
Woman Married,
Is Still in Swin1

San Francisco, Oct. 20.- AL
though she was recently united in
marriage to George O'Neill, hotel
man, Hazel Cunningham. San
Francisco's premier mermaid. hold
err of a score Of distance-swim-
ming records, will not forsake the
art of the blue sea.
Mrs, O'Neill is preparing to ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-25
BRATRI CECHOSLOVACI!

Nam peknou a lacinou farmu,
20 mil vychodne cd mesta, pul
mile cd kary, kterou muzete
koupit "a velmi vyhodnych
podminek ma mirne splatky,
aneb Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
ietek. Cena $4,000. Farma ta-
to meri 102 akry, ma pekne
stavby, ktere samotne mali ce-
nu co farmar chce "a celou
farmu. Je tam vSechnO farmar
ske zarizeni, 3 kravy, 2 kone,
hojnost drabeze, dost krmenl
do noveho. Asi SO akru je do
bre orne pudy, ostatni cenny
les pastviste. Zivy potok tece
skrze farmu. Nynejsf MATTEL
| je zde pres 20 let, je pres 80
roku star to je prlcina, proc
farmu prodava. Chcete-li tudiz
koupit 1rodnou, lacinou farmu,
nenechte 81 ujit tuto .prllezl-
tost. Piste ma l.. Rericha, r. 5,
Chardon @. 2-25
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 ety.
rech sv6tnieich koupelnou a
vSim zaflzenim. Haste Sc V c.
1896 Southview Ave. V Cor
lett e. ,131 ul. 2-25
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PRIJMOU Sc DELNfCI MA
REPNA POLE.

Mate-li rodinu a prejete-li 81
pracovati ma michiganske far
me; platime S28 az $50 "a akr
byt doprava az ma misto URGE
nj zdarma. - Navstivte nase
zastupce v uvedenych mfstech
a V ustanoveny cas-.
Cleveland:
Paul Fedor, 2609 Lorain av
V nedeli 20. tinora o 10 h. dop.
Polsky Dennik, 1917 Fair
field ave-, v nedeli %. unora c
2 hod. odpol.
Steve Forma, 4118 Bailey av
V nedeli 20. unora 7 h. vecer
JOS. Vlasak, 1929 Broadway
| V ned6li 90. ilnora 7 h. vecer
Alex Sabo, New Budapest
Hotel, 1909 Woodland ave-, c
4 hod. odpol.
Pr. Kucerova, 12301 Madi
son Ave. nedeli 20. unora {
4 >hod. odpol.
Andy Kovach, 2446 vych
80. ul., V teto adrese muzete OF
drzeti zpravy V kterykoli cas-
Lorain, Ohio:
And. Chapo, 3f3 Connect
cut ave, pondeli, /. brezna '
Z hQdin vecer. 2-2;
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PRODA Sc neb pronajme
farma 20ti akrech, blize Gar
field Parku. Jsou tam 2 zahra-
dy, vinice, ovocne stromy kol
domu, ddm ma II pokoju, 5
satniku, 2 spizirny, elektrika,
mestska voda, zachod uvnitf,
velky sklep, fernes. Prodaji Sc
tez dive doine kravy. Haste Sc
u Anna Masl, 1866 E. 40 ul,
3-9
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= Jak starry Zikuda vysetfo
val zenichy we hre "Zlata
Rybka' " nedeli %. unora v
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave.
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Pastoroya schovanka
Roman Cd PAM Harriet Lewisove
Roman Cd PAM Harriet Lewisove.
o Q 60 ooeO - On eeoe e0e eeoo.

yrazditi mas v naSlch poStellch,
ale my jsme prchly. Oni mas
pronasleduji; zajiste sem do
razi teto noci budou mas zde
hledati. Zachranite mas zde
pred mimi? Zajiste mas nevy-
date, ably mas zavrazdili?"
Ovcak skrabal Sc hlave a
marne pral 81 navrat sveho sou
druha.
'To ie podivny pfipad, vel
mi podivny," pravil. "Mys I'M,
re jsem neco podobneho jeste
nikdy neslySel. Vrahove a po-
dobni lid6 nezdrzuji sc V no.
rach. Kde jest ten dunn, V nemz
jste celou zinu zily?'
"Jmenovali no Cerna Skala"
"Cerna Skala? Dunn ztrace-
nvch Cathcairnd. Znam to mi
sto! A Wy jste byly V tom do
me?"
"Ztravily isme tam celon
zimu."
OvCak nezdal sc tomu verl-
ii,
"Vzdyt' ten starry dunn jest
zakletw zvolal. "Po padesat
roku neprekrocila zadna zlVa
bytost jeho prah. Jest proklet.
Krev zavrazdenych lordu jest
rozlita 30 podlahach. Oba bra
tri chodi po chodbach komna
tach strasidelna sv6tla uka-
zuii Sc Y oknech. Nikdo by ne
prenocoval V dome IA Cerne
Skale "a trun kralovsky! A Wy
re iste tam ztravily zimu?"
"Ano." pfisvedcila Market
ka.
"To sc asi myllte. ia to ne
povazuii ga mozne!' tvrdil ov,
Cak.
"Vy jste mi neodpovedel,
uravila Marketka. "NeSIblI
iste. re mas zachranite."
"Nikdo vas nezavrazdL g
tomto bud'te ubezpecena. u
cinte 81 vsechno pohodli, ia "a
tim dohlednu ma konlky," od'
vetil. "Jste hladovy?'
Name svou potravu,' odVe'
tia sIuzka. "Prinesu il sem"
YAK byl snat sc hrbetu ko
ne a postaven ma podlahu We
die dVerl. Marketka no prime
sla dovnitr a prchajici jedi,
sVou veceri, kdezto jejich host
tel Sc omluvil, re dohledne *
konum a netrpeliye ocekava
navrat sveho soudruha.
Ovcak neVeiil tomu co by
slysel. Neveril, re by nejak
ziva bytost mohla straVit zlm
y dome ma Cerne Skale. VS.
cky jcho poyery prltily sc u
mu. Nerozumel svym hostu
a nasledovne, jsa nevzdela
neveril jim.
Cekal venku, az Cecllle Y
Sa postavila sc Vedie neh
hIcdlc starostlive tim smcrel
odkud prijela.
"Vyhlizite unaYena lady
pravil zdvorile. "Lehnete 81
deli do jednoho kotce a vys
lie Sc. Muzete upevnit dyere
vnitr jak budete chtlti a ia /
du hlldati venku. Ocekayt
sveho soudruha kazdou chN
ku a nedamc YAM nikym ubl
ii"
Cecilie pohledla k nemu '
Cne. Fodala mu 6you malou
iou ruku, kterou uchopll,
hIedI IA hi jako by mu ncJi
kuriosita podana byla k :
hlcdnutl a pax il opct pu'
jako by jej pallla.
"Buh yam odplatlz vaSl
skavost ku dvema tVorum
pratcl" praYila diyka mel
"Puidemc spat Y duYerc We
sIib. ze mas budetc chraniil.
brou noe -
Vesia doynitr zaVrela
sebou dyerc.
"Nemohou I'D to, &c blaz
uVazoYal 0Vcak, doJat. kraSt
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PRONAJME ,SE byt o 5ti
svetnicich ma Horner Ave. biz
ze Corlett skoly u K. 131 ul.
s koupelnou, elektrika, vyhTev
nj pee. Jen fadna rodina necht'
Sc hlasi u En-. Vopenky, 1904
Angelus Ave. 2-25
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hodinu vratil sc jeho soudruh.
Pripad byl mu vypravovan do
datecnym pfiZdobenim.
"Prenocujeme venku," pra-
vii move pfichozi, jenz Sc jme-
noval Sandy. 'Z toho co poyl-
das, Wully, zda Sc, re ty zeny
jsou blAznivy. Pak-li jedc ne
kdo "a mimi, cinl to proto, ze|
potrebuji dozoru. Nevefim We
vrahy V techto casich, ami V ga
dnou osobu Sc zdraVym rozu-
mem, ktera by lila V dome ma
! Cern6 Skale. Veru, nenl radno
ponechati ty dive zeny V nasl
chat6, mohou j do rama zapa-
| lit. K6z bych mel houni, abych
sc mohl do nj zabalit pred Il
mou. Takto muslin pfechazeti
celou noel"
Takove trudne myslenky "a
m6stnavaly je po nejaky cas-.
PAX opet d&li Sc do tich6ho no
voru, zahrivajice Sc prechaze-
Inim a tleskanim rukou.
Zatim CeciIie Marketka
odrikaly sve modlitby, vlezly
do kotci a brzy usnuly. JeJlch
kosti bolely je V kazdem klou
bu; byly up.ne vySlleny, ale a
mi tyto obavy nemohly zahnati
spanek.
Ovcaci hlidali venku a no.
vorili a jen namahanim Ia
haneli ma ne jdoucl spani. o.
ba dfimali asi pdl noel, kdyz
byli probuzeni blizkym hfmo-
tenn pochazejicim od kopyt
konskych.
Vyskocili a pred mimi stal
Jarvis.
"Dobry vecer, panove, pra-
vii Jarvis zdvorllc, zastayuje,
ale nesestupuje, "Nevldell Jste
dive cestujici zenske? Nebesa,
tanto jsou jejich konici! Tyto
zeny isou zde!'
SeskoGil S kone ySecek rozcl-
len.
"Jsou zde dive zeny,' odvetil
Sandy, "ale jsou-li to ty, ktere
hledate, TO nevim.'
".Isou to ty same. Poznavan
: loniky. Jedna Mich jest sta
ID s.uzka. Druha jest diyka-N
Y "A velmi hezka divka, ocl'
i ma iako obloha, prayil Wul
e Iy.
i "Ty same! Jsem jim ma sto
pc diva dny. Diky osudu, y
Il isem je nalezl. Chcete kapku
a pane?"
u Vytahl vnitrnl kapsy svt
e. no svrchnlku dlouhou lahev
O. pola naplnenou skotskou k'
m ralkou a nabizel il obema mi
n. zum. Oba zdvorilc priJali
~adnc sc napili, Pod tepiem
y hniyc tekutiny zmizela JcJlc
%. lopatrnoSt zdrZenliVost. }
m, jich neduyera X prchajicl
nadchnula je horliVostl pro p
- nasledovatele. Jarvis sc MAJ
ra 10 nich a pax zastrcil laheV
p6 iejiho drivejsiho ukrytu.
u 80 tech zenskych,' praV
,u- "Jak vidim, prenechali js
an i'm yaSi chatu a sami trav
i'll noe venku. To je hczke
III 'tas. Domniyam sc, &c spe
Rad bych Sc jich zmocnil., y
de lin, ze VAN yypravovaly
bl- podivnou povldku, COZ"
po- "Ano, ano,' pravil Wul
,ka Mluyili jako diva blaznl.
,ro- 90 takoyeho jscm jak zlv ne
still, SCH"
"Mysllmc, zc nojsou prl
la. 1mu," pvavil Sandy.
bez Jarvis uchopil sc rychlc
lcc. nyslenky a vyuzitkoVal j.
vas "Neisou pri rozumu, o
10 toyal. "Ano, ten praYe
hybi isou blaznlYy. Up
za iy ode mnc - q vydr,
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.PRODAS Sc
IA PRfClNOU ODJEZDU

ma farmu proda Sc krasny jed
norodinny dunn o 6ti svetnicich
S koupelnou, vyhrevni pee,
plyn, elektfina, vse V poradku.
Naleza Sc ma vych. 105 ul. 2
Union Ave. Cena S4500. Prijd'
te nebo zavolejte J. F. Neje-
dix Co., 11015 Union Ave. Tel.
Broadway 1856 = Union 1861
r
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.PRODA Sc grocerni, dobre
jdouci obchod, pri kterem
mdze byt zaveden obchod
reznicky. Dobre misto pro
schopneho a pricinliveho mu
re. Pri6ina prodeje, nemoc
v rodine. Adresa Sc zdeli "
adm. "Sveta". p?
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PRODA Sc farma O 10 "a
krech, blize Clevelandu a
Akronu, 20 minut cd poullc-
nj kary, krasny domek ma
pozemku, pekna ban a vse
zarizeno, j S konmi. Prlcina
je onemocneni syna, ktery
nemuze pracovati na farme.
Pripadne Sc pronajme ma do
bu 3 let "a yelmi vhodnych
podmlnek. Haste Sc v els.
531O Dolloff Rd., 2-25
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PRIJME Sc mladlk pres l6
roku starJ k .jizdc Fordkou.
Haste Sc Y elsie 1884 L. 81 III.
2-27
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PRODA Sc. maly velky bu-
ben, zvonecky a vse dalsi po-
trebn6 k upInemu orchestra,
uplne zanovnl vse "a $4,000,
Haste sc elsie 6905 Temple
Ave. S. Il. 2-27
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME ST. svetnlce pro
pana neb damu. Haste Sc Y cl-
sle 21O7 e. 80 st. 2-27
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PRODAJf Sc kanarci, dobry
druh, samci a samice. Haste Sc
v els. 1864 E. 53 ul. 2-25
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PRODAJi 81 dive kravy, le-
dna telna a jedna mlekem "a
lcvnou cenu. Haste sc V elsie
9410 Reno Ave-, yezmete 100.
karu. 2-26
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PRIME Sc diyka neb zcna
ma muzskou zakaZkovou praci.
Cas- pracoyni plny neh polovlc
nj. Haste &c II y. Smolika, 62l7
Broadway. 2-2S
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PRONAJME Sc stor hodici
Sc pro jakykoiiv obchod. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 5221 Hamm III.
2-2S
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MlLOVNikUM HOLUBU.
Prodaji Sc krasni holubi, cerve
nj a bill, velke odrudy "a $3.50
par, mali kazdy mesic mlade.
Haste sc V elsie 11425 Park
view Ave. blize Z. 116 ul. 2-25
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod,
rohove misto, tydni trzba pres
$500. Prijd'te do els. 4201 Lo-
rain Ave. aneb pxo blizsi k jed
nateli, 7715 Cedar Ave. 2-28
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PRiJMOU Sc. delnici Id ma
kladani hliny a tez sc prime
koci. Haste Sc u p. J. .Petery,
10114 Sandusky. Ave. 2-25
Iron County register., 1920-07-15
PERSONAL.

R. E. Gunton was in st. Louis Mon
day.
D. E. Fletcher went to Poplar Bluff
Sunday
E. e. Evans and family spent Sum
day in Flat River.
Miss Florence Fisher left Monday
for Sringfeld, Mo.
Arthur LaPlante visited his mother
in Arcadia the 4th.
Mr.. O. W. Ramsey of Bismarck was
in Ironton Monday.
w. A. Russell of Potosi was an Iron
ton visitor last week.
A. P. Farris attended court in But
Ter county Monday.
Mrs. Summa and daughters arrived
in the valley last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Riggs visited in Farm
ington last Wednesday.
Miss Maurine Farmhouse has re-
turned to Jefferson City.
w. A. Vondil of Redmondville was
in Ironton last Saturday.
Albert Schultz is spending week
in Ironton with his father.
JIG. Chiffon of Nebraska was an
Ironton visitor last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Bliss of st. Louis were
valley visitors thespast week.
VIM. Crommer of Belgrade was an
Ironton visitor Saturday last.
| E. B. Becker of st. Louis visited
relatives at Pilot Knob recently.
Mrs. Auborn Edmonds OF Bismarck
was an Ironton visitor last Friday.
Ed. Merseal of De Soto was busi-
ness visitor to the valley last week.
i @. r. Kendall was here from st.
Louis several days of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Edgar, Jr',
were in st. Louis the first of the week.
VIM. Gregory, of Paragould, Ar
kansas, was in Ironton the past week.
Chas. J. Newman is attending the
"Ad Mems" convention in st. Louis
this week,
| Miss Allie Patton was here from
Pennington last week to visit with
her mother.
President Loomis of Marvin College
and Mrs. Loomis are attending the
Methodist Assembly.
Mike Shea, of Akron, Ohio, il
spending couple of weeks with hl'
: parents in Graniteville.
Will Shea, wife and baby, of Akron
Ohio, spent the past week with Mr.
Shea's parents in Graniteville.
Mrs. A. E. Allgier and little son anc
Miss Freda Alexander arrived from
New Madrid county Monday.
, E. r. Lentz of Poplar Bluff attended
a called meeting of the Iron Noun
tain Presbytery in Ironton Monday.
Mrs. Bradley and Miss Mary Con-
ners of St. Louis spent two days o
4 last week with Mrs. LaPlante in Ar
] cadia.
/ w. D. Isenberg, of Los Angeles
: Calf ornia, was in Ironton Tuesda.
7 morning on his way to the west end o
3, the county,
t Miss Mayme Jacobs, of Chicago, Ill
who has been the guest of Miss Mar
u jorie Kendall for the past week, lei
t Monday morning for Waco, Texas.
: After visit of couple months Il
: Ironton Mrs. Roger Wilbourn depart
g ed last Wednesday, for Poplar Bluf
Y where she expects to spend shor
: time before returning to her home j
9 Amarillo, Texas.