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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-13
LAUNDRY OWNERS PLAN
 A NATIONAL INSTITUTE
(By International News SerVice) ,,cis.cc nct 1l

(By International News Service.)
 San Francisco, Oct. 13.-More than 1,500 laundry owners representing every state in the union, gathered in San Francisco today for the 39th an- nua1 convention of the Laundry Own ers' National Association. The dele gates will remain in session five days
 A foreign delegation for the first time in the history of the association is here to attend the deliberations of the American body. This delegation represents the Federated Laundry Associations of Great Britain, and is headed by James J. Stark of London, secretary of the organization. He will address the delegates on the sub- ject "Over There and Over Here"
 All business sessions will be held at the St. Francis Hotel. Addresses of welcome will be delivered by Gov. William D. Stephens of California. and Mayor James Rolph, Jr., of San Francisco.
 One of the most important matters to come before the convention is plan to establish a national institute of laundering. Ways anad means to finance such an institute were re- cetnly completed at a meeting in Chi cago Of the officers and executive committee of the Laundry Owners National Association, and these plans will be submitted to the delegates for their approval during the San Fran cisco meeting.
 Present plans provide for the se- lection of a site near Chicago for the institute. A building of sufficient proportions to provide a convention hall and business quarters for the national officers will be erected. A model laundry equipped with the most modern machinery available, will also be built. It will be conduct ed as a commercial enterprise by the national officers and will be the. last word in laundry efficiency.
 An elaborate program for the en- tertainment Of the delegates has been a ,-e Er..d
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By Donahey

fate this Winter lies in the balance"
 The speaker said that in Great Britain alone there is widespread orphanhood and the burden of gi- gar.tic debt equal to s750 for every man, woman and child in the nation" he interest on the debt, he said, is equal a weekly family charge of s2.- 75 and the cost of what is called armed insurance against the next war will increase that figure to fully s5 a week." MT. Black continued.
 And the workers and their child Ter pay--in bad housing. in over crowding, in disease and disablement: in poverty and penury. International politics concern every little life. A bad peace means loss and enfeeb1e- ment of infant lives in every land affected. It means the continuance of the atheism of force and fear that relies upon massed men and arma- ments.
 "A genuine world peace would set all it's children dancing with delight. The triumph of the League of Nations would be the most glorious culmina- tion of the life-saving campaign. Here is a vast field for the most enlighten- ed and enthusiastios efforts of the teacher. The spiritual forces in the worlds life"
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years, thcologians taught that the more absurd a doctrine the more credit to a soul for believing it.
 Multitudes surrendered to madness, frenzy was called piety, ignorance was exalted as most pleasing to God, and crazy world danced it's way to heaven over the grave of Common Sense.
 The religious world sought and found its ecstacy in what Zangwill called "a cosmos without facts"
 Many minds have reacted from this to the equally wrong idea that there is something inherently antagonistic between Religion and Common Sense, that you may have one but not both:
 The fact. however, is that any Re igion that does any mortal any good must be identified with Common Sense.
 True Religion IS Common Sense. And as the is an element of, truth in all Religions, you can easily tell what part is true and what part is nonsense by this test; the true part is Common Sense, and what part is not Common Sense is nonsense.-Dr. Frank Crane in October Nautilus.
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NOTICE.

The Farmer Publishing Co. having sold it's business to the Times Pub fishing Co.,. all sums due the Farmer prior to Feb. 1, last, must be paid before Oct. 1, in order to close up its books. All such sums not paid be- fore Oct. 1 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
 THE FARMER PUBLISHING co.
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OF CONNECTICUT, District

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court, October 4, 1920. the Town of Bridgeport,s in said Dis trict. deceased.
 The Court Of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time. will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said es- tate are requested to make imm ediate payment to
 CHRISTINE L. STRICKFUS,
 Administratrix. Address, Box 276, R. F. D. No. 4, Bridgeport, Conn. Gil s*
 REGISTRARS NOTICE. The General Registrars of Voters will be in session at their office, Room 2, City Hall. State Street. on Satur- day, Oct. 16, 1920, from g o'clock a. m. to 5 o'clock D. m. (Eastern Standard Time), for the purpose of correcting and revising the voting lists. No name will be added to the lists after Tuesday. Oct. 19, 1920.
 WILLIAM LOUNSBURY,
 THOMAS F. WHITE
 General Registrars of Voters Bridgeport, Conn.,, Oct. II, 1920.
 G1lu*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-13

Governor Edwards of New Jersey, broke ground for the vehicular tun- neI under the Hudson River Lieu tenant Governor Walker of New York in the absence of Governor Smith dug the first spadeful.
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N c E
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
 S2O Main Street.

82O Main Street.
 Water rates for the quarter ending Oct 1st 1920, are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Company, Nc. 82G Main Street. All bills. mus be paid on or before Ostober 1 5, 1920
 Business hours on Saturdays from S A. M. to 12 N.
 For the accom- <~odstion of the pub lie the office will be kept open from 8 A. M. to ?. M. Mondays, October 4th and 11tE, 1920
 ALBERT E. LAVERY, G Secretary.
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Dr. Mangnus Hishield was killed by an anti-Jewish mob in Munich.
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WAE1rED TO BUY.

ATTENTION -. L. Fodeman, 144o Main St., pays highest prices for second hand furniture Phone Par. fosS. P17"rf
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TRUCKING AND STORAGE.
8 TRUCKS RUNNING

Daily transportation Bridgeport to New York. Handle goods both ways. The National Transportation Co.. 4 North Washington Ave. Noble 1884.
 I2Ga!i$
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TRUCKING and moving. local and long distance. S. w. Rut- Ter, 355 Warren St Tel. Barnuus 4917-3. D29as*p
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EASTERN MOTOR TRUCKING and Storage Co, 4s Kossuth S. Dails trips New York. Newark and Phik adel 3hia. Soringf1cld and Worcester Phone Ear 361c, 2. A1sr
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sERvJe.ES OgFEytED.

A SOiIOM q CO.-Fur niture repair tnS. upho;sterins. cabinet work. sign paintirg and a1l 'roSnd tos.u ns S00> F.II-aeld Ave. Tel. l;aS. 1085-3.
 U13aUs
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BEST PRICES paid for all kinds of second hand furniture George Dukas. 261 State St Phone Bar. 1OsS. P4alIs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-13

TWO STORES TO RENT-One at 1913 Main St.. COT. Congress St. Apply Hotel Alpine. One fine store suitable for restaurant or other business at 79 Gold St. Bar. sS61 or 2527
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TRUCKING co. - IJgh. trucking by hour, day or week 363 Stratford Ave. Barnum 42S4.
 U30alls
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ARNOLD BROS.-Motor transporta- ton, local and long distance Trucks by hour or day. Office 2332 Fair
 field Ave. Tel. Bar +553-14. P14all.
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--pUCKItSG AED STORAGE.

E. & B. TRUCKING Co.-Local and
 long distance moving. Satisfaction
 guaranteed. Room 206 Shalet
 Bldg Phone Bar. 965. R7all"
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WANTED TO EUY-A row boat, ia good shape, or q good sailing dory. P. o. Box 5. City.
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LADIES' AND GENTS second hand clothing bought and sold; also fur ntture. Mrs C. Meyer. 413 F.. Main St R. STA. PSaiis
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TIf!NING-Charles J. Mudre Timer. Cutters and lenders speciality. Estimates cheerfully, given. 1927 scaview Aye Phone Noble ao5-3. Call to D. m. Roall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
WARRANTY

rl,,ida Ararau do Auuuo, ct ,ir 90 Lut
MARTINEZ d. Nmlth. NHr. 9th piece boo IRE
turt 49, FtUn
lose - Auuiio ct uy to Robinson Hacs.
M.r rth land leo RANCHO. d, Atrisro. - 100.
Nnnupln Aumlu Co Abel padllH ~ Marine.
Wa' oih lot, Dr. 40. block G. B a A
Albuquerque Investment Go TO Grace
no.rse elth., War oh. lot, 90 - block
D. Ruyunids 300.
sIiyrHg Gurse de- An.ures 90 Quiriao Ar
mIr dr Oruln Nar. Nfh Precinct 2 $50
AdpIh MARITIME do BuUs Co Arturn Gujio
olive N Br,a. to s 4 ,crys War
lth. lots s u block go. Eastern SO
Nnrl Hsrarst 81 al to lug ArmIo. War.
s'h. pt"r" in Precinct o. 800.
Loul Clarion TO- Amerso Mor,In. ct a.
Mar ith lei 9 and " @ t,ot lot 3 block =.
city TO Mr.. Nat. Logh. ct o. deed ,th.
fraction .uts D. . q . , % block au, p a
nnd % addition. also fraction lott D. = 8 {.
City 90 Oscar x Michel deed. 9Th. lot /.
block o. LOWS a Simaudf
Ciy e Joel = Cos deed 9Th. DOE = block
rirst National Rank 90 FIrst s. IS 4 7.
Co Var lrd lpi, d aud g. Van u. $50.
w lni d. block g. NayH ~ 800
Martin g. GsilsEps 90 Au.rlmo Chavez 81
~ War. Ord, Joe 2n. block A A r.,
Ellsworth ward Gfycns Co G.. T. Huckabay.
War nih. lot g. block 1850. Eastern additinn,
90 900
Quiriaa Amlo d, Gsicgu 60 siberia Gri
ego de- Autut's War. s piece Boz precinct g.
TorIbio Garcia, ct ua. 10 .;ssiur \ Mon
toyh War 5. picru in Precinct o. NiOu
Josiah II. Held. ci IA to John j Aanscl
War tth. piegg boz y q aud y ". quar-.
tsu ss. a. o. aN x 90. s1OO.
tusWr Herrera Co Joe Del fratH. 20 a.
Nsr nfh land bon Precinct Il - 90
rvs e. Hutchinson Of ,r 20 John D. Ma.
lpr. War 9Th, lots . . o. block IA East'
tu addition. 81 uu
Della " Hamilton Zee e. e Liudeubersrr
Vf uI. Voc tth * D. lntn % and 2i
BLOCK o ha,a addItiun ~ uu.
Hannah Hansen foo NJ A ruuu War. Eh.
4 HlI foot Ut 81 ~ foot lots 1873. ga, 400
block in 70 ArmIio a Bros addition. Nl7lu.
uHsiI l.stre 90 UR tu jaime. Merritt
War 0HH Joe , and a 900 frtt Joe o. blort
highland addition .outh 500
g. UUag luuus 90 u.. tu lprl a Con
Wur. ON lot 3 block 49, Il u addition.
81 900.
Geo r. Learuard CO. D. raulson. War
Jan 3D. iut 0 nlo'. b. o. atdltion south.
Rada Matbss tn W II NeNmion War
Gth' lais O. . %. block a. u II addition.
4lou.
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Phone 345

NIrrpH-Mrs Margaret Myrtle Rector
2o years old died last niEhi a. her spart.
mont She H survived hy nor husband and
80 infant daughter They will accompany
ihr body fU Colby hans Tor burial StronE
HrutHrTs arr In charge
stliuLi Hush Herman ~eh1ly died af
h. home in the Highlands ou SATURDAY night
Nu 40. % merchant No Boston His wife
Nr. itHsir NThaly will accompany thr body
hnrh 600 h"siuu for burial Strong brcthrrs
AFRO ID. fIHrgH
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LEGAL NOTICES
NoTIoB nT PysIIoATIONl

IN the District caurt. BerHaiiilo ceunly.
Fslepiia Donovan. Plaintiff.
"a.
Carl d DonnYan. Defendant.
THE STATE or NEW MEXICO 10 the abore
named defendant
You are hereby notified that snit arainst
you has been hied In the ahuyr namad court
by The above natged plaintiff and u nov
pending in saii cnnrt ead that the geuerei
objects u said aetian ars 60 eltain. = dlsorce
from yea by said plainttd, and 20 settle aud
Hdiust the property rights 81 The parties D.
said action. aud that unless ypu eutef your
appearance la sd cause on or before tAe
2hth day af febuar, 1890, iudsmeni VIII
Do rendered IN said cause against you BY do
fault.
Yea are iunhsr notified that niainii6
attorneys Hrr Messrs. Slmms a Bolts and
that their businrfs sadness IL suite l2.tri
New Armilo buiiding. Albuquerque. New
MeSieo.
tsesD NESroR NOSTOYA.
H. HAuug.F LIE pauale
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WANTEnlWnman ~ do Washing and irun.
ing as West Marble Ave. phone ttT3.
WANTED-0irl for house work good wages
Phone i22 1923 North sixth.
WANrkD-Lady experienced, to demon.
strute MaIola corn oil In zinres throughout
the state. Good Ealart aud expenses paid.
stale age amount Of experience and " can
speak spanish Address Boa 2si Albu.
uueruur. y "
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CARD oi, THNNks.

W. wish 'n express uur heartfelt thnuks
Cor ihu kindness shown Co. hy our friends
fHr Che tvmpHfhY end f1ral tributes offered
utun the death % our dear uugs Maudr Otto
and. ONO Fischer
EMIL OTTO
MARY BROWN
ETHEL DROWN
FRANKLIN FISCHER.
VIOLET FISCHER
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FOR SAlE-iour rent money applied
monthly on my place viii hay you a D.
room home, centrally located, nice rraidrnce
seeisn. close In, 2 blocks n school car lines
and 5 blocks north Of post omce, SNAIL pay
nent dewn, balance mnnthly Change in
business connection neceskitatea qaifk &c
ton. Cail 40 Roma.
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ron sALE-ReaI Estato

lots. best location IN an ward close in.
HarFein. Apply Tor particulars a. Cry Weld
Ing Morka. phona f9i.I.
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wANTED-Omcc or once room with a 70
liable party by real estate concern. Ad
drrss Real Estate. cate Herald.
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wANTEp-saIermcn
oEMENr sALks MANAonR

CEhENT sALBs MANAGER
Exceptionally attractive proposition for
sales ability. III eomni ssisn0' ropmnie,s
lac, exclusive Territory. fall credit repeat
orders, good cooperation. siyen give fall
erssnlsauen owned BY large Chicago iaahu
REPu RLIC PANT 4 vARNIsH WORKS,
WANTED-Agcnts Is
Sc 90 WORTH soar Perfames eir, Free.
Laeassian Co Dept 4gi. 81 Louis. Mo.
AGENTS are coming money selling Brussels
ithre brooms. ouila,t ain sern broems
Retail SIS. sample postpaid tf-ou Also
sanitary Brushes Crsmer Mfg Co. Wichita
MANTED-RoOms 80
FOR RENT-Two y ihi LDasskesplss rooms
s,2 south Third q Get. Phone 0so.
WANTED-Two Or three modern rrht house
keeping rooms with kleoping porch. Cad
MulE, 1910 n. X
SITUATIONS WANTED 4
WANTED place on rsuch BY man aud
vile Amer,cal address l2Qo So Edith
EXPERIENCED nurse Ia an cases. Reason.
abis rates. 1913 30. Second.
MANTED-To keep house Tor a widower or
bachelor whore ! can keep my two child
rem Bo2 iel' rueawesri n NJ
wANrED-Housekeepiug position by lacy
Of rehncmrnt LIN children VIII 50 rny
where. N. $, 5i06 ONEIDA ~. Duluth,
Minn
A VERY CAREFUL DRIVER "a Year, Of
age ~ steady habits, desires position ~
chaunsur fur private family Can keep any
car In Al shape No garage hills When In
on The job Thoroughly "a. eriCnrad Al.
dre.s hos e %, care EVENING Herald. o.
Observation-Disclosures o
WANTED-lOO Mexican Goats giye par.
ucuian. Address Boz 7ai Mess AHrona.
r. u. Q wants 10 deliver an messages.
packages and bassage. just call $50.
WILL RENT small ranch close 90 town. Call
240p-JA.
SHAMPOO. haircut and shave Al your
home. Phone Perkins, 06s.
wANTED-Omcc or once room with a re-
liable party by real estate concern. Ad.
dress Real Estate. cate Herald.
PAiNTINo
For first. class work, material and price
Try Ths MAINLAND Co. rhrne is7s-j.
WANTED-Furnished house. five or slI
toofas y leSlands. Must Be reasonable.
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For firtt class work, material and prize,
Try The hanIane Co. rhnae ih7s,J.
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~ WHA1 sou have 10 sell isn't listed here.
don't tear ont your hair. put . litiie ad In
TIE for sAe-,niseebansen,' column and
call 3tS
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WAHTED-Furnished house. five or sis
tootas N le~lands. Must Be reasonable.
Phona ib0i.W.
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~ s. ENGE u C.. CHiRoPRACTOR
Office 200 - North second 81 Theme sol.
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WARRANTY DEEDS.

floyd " Miller 9, " 20 chsnss T Lin.
asnbefssf War Oh n y lot %, block .
Bensesihdo Moutoya. II MS. 10 sii,iria san.
ches, ct a. War. 9uH, piece In Brrnalllio
Roy Mcdonald ct az. to Robi A. Gilmore.
War 7th. lots ). .. 10. block : and Z. j ist
20. bots ~, ~ aud s. lot 10, BLOCK b..
suashsue addition 500.
ws N.'' 81, SS'r 10, s 80 tf'lig rto', s,o' q e.
Harry 4 oven. n A.. to san MSteo Land
Co $ y y Alameda land draat 10000
Mr. Lefty owsns 90 Mr.. Lucy spcaks ei
a. War. och. 5-H interest DO sEI.a soc. "a.
O. tpN X y 500.
Charles Peterson 81 ux % y n Baker
Iced lih M MI -nd M NV Sec
Homer r Piotrsl 10 Nr. Marie piekrsll.
War, ph Dot 10 block 3. CuiversIty Heights
Af,,cel k9iprro 81 "a 60 Apoha-r.n Gri-
Andrea l. d. Ri 70 nslidsrio 2hsy..
War 3th piece IN Precinct as. ti.nU.
hirphen = Roehl u uN 60 fraaklin r.
MilsL War sih part q 10, BLOCK "A
Guy Y stevens. 81 IA 10 Manuel Martin.
Wer 2nd piore 10 Prcciact ~. f225.
LOUISA a srdllo. a. VIZ 90 Mari Car
.lloi War. 9TH, tract in school District So
san Msteo Land Co to Alameda Land Co.
q I'D ~ Alspeda Lend Grant sloo
=, saith War, 9th piece in Precinct ~
~ "a - EfANftN. 81 az 20 lnrfrrnFtu 20
War 7th. lot 4. BLOCK 40 Eastorn' an
Hilma NJ Teuisrh 10 WIN. D.. trimmer.
lr3 War. 9TH, lot 7 end IS. y lot : block
O. Mandeil n a n addition. and q piece
10 block s. = Armiio a Bros SO.
Gregnrn u Ulibari % un. to Doe N san.
chez War. sth. lots ., % no. hisrk e. Pc.
Tea addition. 81 90
University Height, Development Co. IA
lnta r shirley War. OH. lot o. block o.
tniVerstty Height
samr 10 Edward e. silver War 9th. tot
; hlock % University Heights. so.
D L. Mashburu. asstgurr. 60 Chester =
kpbber War. lrd. n % acres OF SW o.. sec
"a. T ION X 3E. $40.
Wilhrri NJ WHlliur q a. to Fred u
Rand ct ux. Wat oh, 5 5u foot lots ~
west - feet u south $40 foot lot il
block n Old Town. si.ou.
Jacob A Wplnman 90 klisru pudillu. q
g ID 9Th piece bon y D part % city. bound
cd gu east ty. N"rth Broadway sat ~ 90
Flora Idol ilsnn. Fl via tu ! n Nhrl
burn II ~ War sth lott Co., H. block I
Eastern addition. 81 900.
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CIIIROPRACTOR

LOsT-A bansh Of ksys, finder bring
ssas 70 brIss. fs.msss
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NOTICE

W. REfAlR BET 49, furnaces stoves con.
meet range and sweep chiIincys Phone
laz Kunyan.
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fo.foum Pressed Drict House l1l1T
basement. strictly matrm 'k1ofnliu4
Heat a ruod location irf racinlHE ~
ap44iiasnl leo alsa haFe . dandy 4
room maaem h5nre, eloae In These ere
sa,aF sh..gi e.3s5 l'ss,ns ~ fAI
hsqusds, tis ". copffr Asf fpdsft
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SHAMPOO. haircut and shave A. you
home, Phone Perkins, Dos.
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WANTED-Houscs IS
wASTED-sman apartment or furaishsa
Mrs. ~, care Herald.
wksFED--Tvs or ihrs- ;oom cottage n
Hiehlands for occupancy By January J..
state loves, price, and location. buyer
care Essning Herald.
FOR RBNT-fIoases 5
FOR REgr-sit,reom madern bungalow
nicsy furnikhed. Opnes vonld Ike 10
wisin rggm and inaks home viii trnshi
ron RENT-Itoonr q
FoR R~ENT--Sise furarabsd room as No
Fourth,
FOR RENT-Good, clean ven hrstrd room.
Alamo he'sl. log IVES, silver
FOR RENT-Reoms and .issplns perch with
heard IN private family for tUo health
%sessers go soath hlgh
FOR RENr-Niesly hmished steam. heated
front rom. 3i5 West flerHs. Telephone
n2o.
FOR RENT-ona niesly furnished RON
with hgt and cold runring water haitahle
Tor eoupls or two men. sol south Third.
4. ROOMS WITH BOARD !
FOR RENr-noom. sleeping po-eh aud hoard
IN Highland for eeedeman. rhehe.
FOR sNIE-Autom0bilcs 20
FOR sAl.E-Chsap Tor cash. . sason ave
In good running order $40 West santa W..
pnD akfr 80 q..
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Lost

by HARRY > LIE Deputy.
l2l9-2g ~
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WILL RsNr small ranch close to town. Cal
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wANTED-Malc Help

WANTED Rel boy. a, the Alrarado Hotel
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WANTED-lOO Mexican Goats give par.
uculan, Address Sox 1ai Mesa Arirona,
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NANTED-StruoEraphrr prefer Young man
spcak.ug spanish aFpiy immediately j.
kurher a Co
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-01
ne jeden druheho tesiti.'


me jeden druheho tesiti.''
Cecilie priscilla k nemu ma
nizkou stolicku a oci jeji spo.
cinuiy ma oteyfenem psani.
"Psani, stryckun' zvolala
"Kdo vam pise? Je to konec-
Inc zprava cd lorda Glenha,
MAJ"
Pastor ucinil pohyb, chteje
psani uloziti do stolku, ale
rozmyslil 81 to.
Ma draha,' pravil, "nezdaS
Sc mi vice takovym ditetem ja-
ko az dosud. Me srdce jest oh
tizeno starostmi. Nam je slo.
ziti ma tva mlada bedra?"
Nezny oblicej mlade divky
zvaznel tax, ze dojal stareho
ucence.
"Nevedela jsem, ze jste sou
zen tajnymi starostmi, stryc.
ku,' prayila Cecilie. "Dovolte,
abych vam byla napomocna,
Potfebujete penize?''
Pastor pohiedl ma dve move
bankovky na< SVEN stolku.
NE, drahouSku, neseuzi
mne nedostatek,' pravil Wild.
ne. "Neobycejny pocit Sc mnd
zmocnuje. Dnes jak nalezi ci.
tim, ze starnu. Snad nepreziju
tento rok a stava mnoho veci,
o nichz bys mela vedeti. Po-
vim ii o Mich nyni. Cecilie, ten
slicny anglicky lord zadal
mne dnes o dovoleni, ably sc
mohl 0 tebe uchazeti."
Divka Sc rdela a bledia a
|ieji oci zaplaly neobycejnym
leskem.
"a co jste mu rekl strycku?'
zaseptala po chvilce.
"Rekl jsem mu, ably rok po-
ckal, nebot' jsi jeste mlada ma
vdavani."
con mne miluje!' pravila 81
Cecilie a radosti zazaTiia jake
iasna hvezda. "a pride sem
op6t "a rok? O, strycku, dnes
vecer jsem nejst' astn6jsi div.
kou ma svetew
Starry pastor vzdychnul {
poh!adil 81 svGj vlas chvejici s,
rukou.
(Do1xroSfv6,,i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-01

"Odchazim pryc,- Cecilie,' =
pravil lord nehou, kterou ne.
mohl potlaciti. "Jdu domu dc
Anglie, ale vratim Sc pristi le-
to. S bohem, Cecilie, bohem
mui drahousku!"
Zarmutek V jejich neznych
ocich oloupil jej o jeho sebeo-
panovani. Privinul il ma sva
prsa a ziibal vasnive jeji obli-
.cei. PAX meme il pustiv, stiskl
pastorovi ruku a odkvapil re
staveni.
Ia hodinu ma to byli lord
Glenham Maldred Grafton
ma ceste do Anglie. Grafton sli
boval 81 brzky a tajny navrat.
Toho vecera sedel dobry pa
stor sam We sve studovne, pre-
mysleie velke udalosti dine a
tazaie Sc sam sebe, zda-li je-
dnal dobre, an postal Cecilina
milence pryc.
"Kdybych zemfel, co by z nj
bylo?" tazal Sc sam sebe. "A
pfece isem nemohl vyuzitkovat
lordovu velkomyslnou lasku a
dovolit mu ozenit Sc $ divkou
neznameho puvodu, aniz by tn
vec strizIiv6 vazne uyazil v
ieji nepfitomnosti a mimo jeji-
no vlivu. Rok brzy uplyne. Blu
de-ii pax chtiti, nebudu chit
zadnych prekazek. Avsak -
co vse sc muze prihoditi jed
nom roce?"
Dvere Sc otevfely stara
sluzka vstoupila nesouc v jed
ne ruce rozsvicenou sviGku a v
druhe balicek opatfeny londyn
skou postovni znamkou.
Vyrocni castka penez posi- d
ma ma vychovani Cecilie od jeji
no neznam6ho ochrance prisla,
Pastor otevrel balicek a slu2
ka Sc vzdalila. Dve anglicke