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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

Fred Vecerem tOnO dne wal
jsem posledni moji ozdobu do
rukou, abych il zpenezil a "a
platil bohate donne March,
cast sveho dluhu pax chtel
jsem opustit dunn, abych Sc
don vice nevratil, kdyz tn z ne
madam nekdo zaklepa ma dive
lie Julie vstoupi do vnitr.
"Signor FEDERICO, septala,
"nemusis Sc stehovat, podrz
sve studio, matka te zde ne
cha a neuslysis vice zadneho
zadneho kriveho slova".
"Jak to-" tazal jsem Sc udi
vene; nedbal jsem jiz, zda-li
pujdu pryc aneb zustanu.
ga jsem =" zamlcela Sc a
rohledla ma mne svyma GER
nyma ocima, nichz Sc trpy-
tive Shy draly po jeji licich.
= Bylo to male, meme a uprim
ne stvoreni tvare ubledle. Zte-
Ii jsem il nyni poznal, kdyz
sedela "a strojem a pletla he'd
vabne pentle, coz Sc naucila cd
|sve sestrenice V Torrento.
"Co jsi ucinila, Julie?"
"Zaplatila jsem sve matce",
Cdpov6dela, "uschranila jsem
tajn6 co jsem vyd6lala, avsak
ona to nesmi vedet, signore, il
max by mne tryznila k smrti"
'Nemohu toho pTijmouti, .Ju
lie", odpoved6l jsem jennie
ETY. isl dobre dite, avSak -
je to nemozne. Jdi a zavolej
ltvou matku :"
"Na to dlvka padla mi k no
houm a horce placic V nesou
vi5lych slovech prosila, abyct
nechodil pryc, abych il neo.
poustel, beze mne re by memo
hIa ziti, re mne nevyslovne m
luje. Musela mne to rici, co pro
mne citila, neb jiz dlouho =
Glouho mne milovala a al te
prve nyni m9la pfilezitost m
to rici. - Kdybych byl odeSel
byla by mne nasledovala kdy
Etych il domlouval, nepronesl;
by ami hlasku k obrane, sna
sela by vse. PAX jsem il po
zvedl, pfitiskl na sva prsa,
myslil jsem, kdyz ty Jsi mne Q
pustila a stala Sc mi nev6rnou
re toto dite z lidu jest dalek
mad divkou, ktera zlomila t
starou duveru. - Po nekolik
dnech stala Sc mou zenou a 5
davala dale Il sveho stroje, pr
We co tchyn6 myla nadobi
vzneSenych rodin a ia byl NJ
cen taktez pracovati, neb cas-
byly perne mole zena 81 pfi
la vzdy nedeli jine sva-
ky prece Sc ukazati V divadl
neb V kavarne.
i Ma kleslosti, duSevni klesl
: sti zde prav6 neschazelo. L p
: catku, pc narozeni meho h;
i cha, prestal jsem - maje {.
e sto dlt6 na rukou, velmi cetr
e hadky ga ucelem nev6domos
3 q hrubosti, jake jej chtel
vychovaVati; od toho casu {
sc rozum jeho po6al V mem pl
" houzeti, braval jsem no do n
pracovny pod syuj dozor X
pracoval jsem caste az do SIN
, teln6 unaVy, re mnohdy st
= tee unavou vypadl mi Z rukC
a vzdor tonu zabranil jsem,
~ by hoch priSel mezi kleslou 81
2. leCnost hochu jeho start, kite
D. b. prom byli zkazou jisto
Je Zena mole pracovala dvoin
le sobn6 majic kolebku S druhy
G. ditkem vedle sebe. Behem n
Ii nuleho roku dlela V me pract
It, re velmi mnoho, tax mnoh
! az mne pocinala mrzeti.
;, Buh il odpust', neb jeji kaz'
y Slovo bylo mi vytitkou a ob,
. nenim prot nest astnemu m
= ri, jemuz venovala vSe, set
" svou lasku a svo srdce.
= "V tom case jsem sc dozy
-. Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRODA Sc zachovaly zelez
ny dvojity fenc, A stfevice Wy
lsoky a 80 strevicu dlouhy a "a
novni automobil dobre zacho-
valy, vse "a levnou cenu. Hla-
ste Sc elsie 1859 E. 1T st. z
|. Union. 4-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE O.
buvnicka dina ma spravky. O.
buvi, elektricke stroje Sc vsim
zarizenim. Haste Sc elsie
5010 Fleet Ave. ?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

FARMA na vymenu o Al a
krech, 13 mil od Public Squaru
zaseta psenici a zitem. Dolby
tex a farmarske naradi. W.
menl sc "a jedno neb dvouro'
dinny dum. BlizSl sdell f. G.
Sklenar, 1862 Washington PIX
Blvd. Tel. Union 315 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRODA Sc novy dvouro-
dinny dunn, V nemz je vse mo-
derne zai'lzeno. Jest V nem 5
a 5 syetnic, koupelna nahore i
dole, diva moderni kirby, tyr
de podlahy, 2 fernesy, brldli-
cova strecha. Lot je 40 pri
las str, dlazba 2aplacena. &c
Ma $13.300. Haste Sc V elsie
3667 +. 131 ul. Union. &c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PEkNY dvourodinny dunn
ma Karline Sc proda "a prici-
nou odjezdu. Cena $4,000. Hla
ste Sc vecer V elsie 1903 Z. So
st. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

GHCETE-LI 81 koupit, nea
prodat mestsky majetek ane&
farmu, obrat'te Sc 3 d1v6rct
LA nejstarSiho a spolehiiveh'
ceskeho jednatele Fr. EAttAsaa
s642 Il. 49 ui. Obchod zaloGea
roku 1894. Tel. Union 463 L.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
CERNY KRlz
ROMAN
Napsal Jules deGastne, franciny prel V. kucinsky.


Potacejic Sc Sc strany ma
stranu, nest astna zena vesla
do domu a vesla ma schody.
Y tom oval Sc "a nj hlas
domovnice:
Kan jdete?"
IKE slecne Klare Moniero-
ve," odvetila pani Chatorou-
xova a vsunula dukat do ru-
kou stareninych.
"V druhem poschodi, dvere
ma pravo, milostiva pani," pra
villa velmi vlidne domovnice.
Pani Chatorouxova spela u
danym sm6rem a slime zakle-
pala ma dvefe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
SAMCHRACI PIANO $ 20

yalci q S lavlckou sc proda vel
mi LEVINE. Je 5koro move. Haste
SC V elsie 5211 DollofI Ed.
?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRIME Sc. StarSi zena k o.
patrov anl dltck Haste Sc Y
elsie 3430 E. lac I'll. Z Kin
sman Rd. 4-2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn 5ti svetnicich S koupel-
nou dole a dvou pokojich S
toiletem nahore, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, elektrina, plyn,
ulice dlazd6na a jine zarize-
nj. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sdeli J.
f. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886. u
MON 1861 r. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
PRONAJME SE

PRONAJME Sc neb proda
reznicky obchod dobre jdouci
"a pricinou odjezdu do Czech.
Haste Sc elsie 3642 Z. 54 st.
Apo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

ZDA-LI CHCETE prodat ne.
bo koupit farmu nebo jakyko-
liv mestsky majetek, obrat'te
Sc ma spolehliveho jednatele
Vac. Ungra, 1921 Central Ave,
Tel. Princt. 297l w. Obydli
els. 1865 E. II St., Tel. Princt,
1866 w. ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

LETNi ryhovan6 spodnf
kosilky pro ditky Cd 2 let do
ID let, po Is centech kus V
striznich obchodech "u Kou-
delu," 4735 Broadway 4288
" Warner Rd. 428
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28

PRODA Sc dobre zachovaly
vim truck" "a levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V elsie 10201 Park
view Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28


chvatil jeii srdce po precteni
dopisu toho.
Nyni teprve vzrostla jeji tou
ha pc spatreni ditete j tax
milovaneho muze.
"Vse, vse dam jeho synu,
cokoli zadal = a jeste vice -
mnohem vice !''
Ma miste jednoho ditets pri-
jdou dive.
Kyzeny den Sc bllzil, cas-
zdlouhave uhlhal az minul.
Pripravy poskytly nastavaJi-
CT pestounce mnohou zabavu,
ac ty posmesky jeji sestry, ty
zalostne pohledy jejlho synov-
ce, ktery byl postupne prona-
sledovan poznamkami, re Sc
strasne zmyli We sve tete az pli
jde ten "cizi nemotora" ucl-
nily il velmi trudnomyslnou a
srdce jeji znacn6 tim trpelo. =
Vzdor tomu nepovolila nj
Gem. .,.
Diva dny pred prljeZdem no.
chovym vSechno bylo porad-
ku. Horni poschodl bylo vycl-
demo, urovnano a vSe jen ceka-
| 10 Ma onoho vzacneho hosta.
- Ia rezava korouhvicka ma
strese Sc stale otacela vetrem
cd Rynu vanoucim a V ulicich
probihali lide obeho start v
ruznem pristrojeni, chudem /
bohatem; bylo to V prekrasny
kvetnovy den, kdy mladez ku-
| pi Sc V houfech venku test Sc
z iasnych teplych paprsku jar
lniho slunce.
Bedfich Roettger special
Irychle ma horu do svetnice te-
Ity Riky, vzdor tomu, ze mu
matka rikavala, re teta no me-
bude liz dlouho milovatl.
A mela pravdu.
Teta Rika sedela zamySlena
na pohovce, pred niz stall stryc
doktor LISTEN V ruce a zdal Sc
byti tez velmi zamySlen. Be-
drich prave vkrocil do svetni-
ce, re mohl zaslechnouti nasle-
dujicl slova:
"Ano, to je zrovna to, mole
draha slecno Fridrisko; povaz
te, re zde neni zadneho Wy
hnuti. Zde mate dopis, = mu-
s. to byt! Proc zde stojiS, ty
rozpustily hochu", zvolal ia
Bedricha pri jeho spatreni, kite
~ otevrenymi usty naslou-
, ohal jich hovoru. "Bez dolu a
poslouchej hudbu".
Kdyz hoch Sc vzdalil, doktol
pokraCoval "Pfinucena ovSen
! byt nemGzete, abyste prijmuls
druhe dite tez = jakozto pc
+, stounka rozhodne ne. Zajistt
Adami musi miti V Nemeckl
nejake prlbuzn6, jichz by byls
! povinnost o ne Sc postarati".
a ION nema zadnych,. dokto
re. !"
"Jaka pOmoc, muslme to ne
;, iak urovnati. Poslechnete jer
Copis memo bratra, musel 81
= ralezati We velmi choulostiven
I postaveni''.
A pocal hned cisti:
: "Nemohu ii popsati, jak vs.
), Nyhllzelo V tom t6snem dom
! blize kostela kapucinskeho
= Zaprasene, zpustosene studio
, uprostred nehoz ma maracl
spoclvala mlada zena, ktera
lak mi hylO TaGeno t9zce s
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
WILD RUSH TO
WISE PASSPORTS
BEFORE JULY |
They VIII be Good for Sir
Months If Vised at This
Time: after First of Month
Prices VIII be $40 Each.

CALEXICO, June ga solid wall
between Calexico and Mexicali. in the
shape of the prohibitive passport and
border permit regulations is about to
be built, and local business interests
dealt severe body blow as result.
When the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill was passed In June
a rider was attached making the fees
for a wise on passport $40. It is now
81 for aliens and nothing for Ameri-
can citizens, but the new law in effect
July raises the rates to prOhibitive
point for border permits.
Consul Boyle, along with other con-
suls on the border, asked for informa-
tion regarding the new law, and has
received an official telegram outlining
the department Of states attitude OH
the subject which is summed up, after
some information regarding blank
forms in which the public has no in
terest as follows: >--..'. -,
American border permits are con-
strued as emergency passports, and,
will cost $40. ~ r. ....
The status Of the one-day permit has
not been determined, but it is the be-
lief that it will be classed as an emer-
gency passport. In that case it will
cost $40. ,.<... N
Border permit cards are good for
six months and up until July ! their
life will date from the wise. and after
that from the actual date Of the issue.
The question Of making all border
permits good for two years is now un-
der consideration by the state depart
ment. .aa1N>,... ..,'..
Aliens who desire border permit
will pay the same as American citizens
and their permits will be treated ex-
actly the same. t.. .~ ----
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
INLAND {. Of {.
MEMBERS BLUSH
At SKINNY DANCE
Vision of Princess LolCandee
Causes Modest Business Men
to Turn Their Faces to Wall
Then Peek.
Especial t. The Press)


INLAND, June 26.-Niland's Com
mercial Club gave another of it's
famous entertainments last evening.
The stage was set for the festivities
at Captain Davis's pavilion by the
Salton Sea, there in the cool refresh.
ing breezes, the club royalty enter.
tanned it's 200 guests. President
Renfrew, opened the ball with an ap-
propiate address of welcome, music
was furnished by the Calipatria or
chestra in a manner pleasing to the
lovers of the terpsichorean art.
NAUGHTY ENCORE
! A short program consisting Of a
spectacular dance by James Murrey
Watkins, noted female impersonator
of Los Angeles, who arrayed in costly
raiment of the feminine persuasion,
interpreted the Princess Lowandee's
dream in expression dance and gest-
ure, and despite his over 800 pounds
of all man performed the difficult
dance with a lithesome grace that
would of done credit to fairy of the
dells. This performance was clean,
wholesome, and real art, but when the
naught LoWandee responded to the
encore in dance bordering on the
shimmy brand. it was observed that
Andy Pruitt, Geo. Miller Md Mr..
Myers, secretary of the Calipatria
Business Mems Association, were
much embarrassed and blushingly
turned their faces toward the wall,
and aside from this incident Mr.. Wat
kins was easily the star Of the eve
ming. Next came the Iron Horse Trio
of Ell Centre, consisting of Andy
Wood, (Chick) Plunket and Chas.
Burke, sales force of the Samson
Tractor Co., who rendered in exquisite
tone and manner, an appropriate
number entitled "Let the Rest of the
World Roll By" which was received
with an enthusiastic and insistent
encore. -.
Niland's whistleing trio gave a
credtable performance.
Refreshments were served at IL
o'clock, in order that those living at a
distance, and did not care to make =
night of it might return at an early
hour. Punch of the "William Jennings
Bryan brand" was on tap throughout
the evening. The presence of many
from Calipatria, Westmorland and FL
Centre, added greatly 10 ,ae pleasure
of the evening. The S. p. folks were
out in force, and added zest to the
OCCASION by their rollicking good ma
tured mannerism. In fact the entire
entertainment was complete success
with never a rifle Of discomfort to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
disturb the even tenor Of joyful

disturb the even tenor Of a iioyful
HERE'S WHAT THEY SAID
Mr.. Beatty Of Los Angeles, "Some-
thing doing every minute"
Banker Wehn Of INLAND, "Good
stuff"
S. P. folks, 1T never was beat"
MIR. Watkins Of Los Angeles, "Best
time ever had in my life"
Mr.: and Mrs. Meyers Of Calipatria,
"a very enjoyable time with nothing
lacking"
Mrs. Peterson Of Racine, Wisconsin,
at could not be done where ! came
from"
Chick Plunkett Of Ell Centre. "How
do they do it."
President J. Renfrew Of INLAND,
1--WE must have more Of these get to.
gether parties" Y
From every one that attended,
J Count me in on the next"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-26
Ladies Tan
Hiking Boots $11.85

NO 3O712-NAP-A-TAN-Ladies 12-inch hiking boot
Goodyear welt soles-low hees-ful bellows tongue to
top-oil tanned calfskin uppers-a good shoe for
S1185
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28
Normal Trade conditlons Needed

There 10 no need TO be alarmed II
the banks OF the country should call
In big portion OF their loans. Bank
ors are always indulgent, but when
they have reasons for so doing. they
cal che borrowers to settlement.
Banks know the dangers OF an
inflated currency and they are quick
to note the tendency OF world credit
They realize that the world is in a
rush and because money has been
plentiful people have not stopped
to take note of oXtravaganc Trades
people have seen opportunities TO
reap profits and, being able to bor-
row money. they have bought and
sold at high prices until the consum-
ing world is ready TO give up In de-
spair and speculation has come TO
claim mind and soul OF the people.
Bankers are among our most conserv
alive class. They have seen the dan
ger OF inflated bushes and have re-
solved to check It. They know II
the money supply is withheld that
speculation will be checked and with
that the high cost OF living must
come down. The banks have no no.
tion to encourage a panic. They
want to restore trade 20 a normal
level and are urging people to re-
strict their buying to reasonable
necessities. That advice is good at all
times and especially so now before
there come n period OF enforced e.
economy
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28
|EkTIVE GENIUS
obs CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA And DANGER
|prs' Favorite Medicine Now
|rifed and Refined from All
bjectionable Effects. Gallo
os the New Name.

will human ingenuity do next?
ess powder, wireless telc-raphy,
q carriages, oolorless iodine. taste
uine,-now comes nauseGlcss ca'o-
% new improvement called "Calo-
now on sale az - 1gs,orcs.
nousncss. constipation Gnd indi-
Ne new calomel tablet is a prar-
! ffect remedy, as evidenced b.
tat tho manufacturers have aa-
Il frugris,s to refund the price
Is uicr is act perfectly delighted
- b One tablet at bedtime with
|Itw Z water--that's all. No taste,
isca, no gripping. no salts. by morn
NJ liver l. thoroughly clcanscd aud
" feeling fnc. with a hearty appc.
No what you please--no danger-go
Icur business
'fahs are not sold Ia bulk. Get an
Il package, sealed. Price. thirty
Ms (0dv.) s...-..6zn. -.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

present a.; new members 2; daily
Bible readers II; collection s2.S2.
First Christian Enrolled so;
present a.; new members 1; visitors
2; collection s2.o6; on time 40; to-
tai attendance ~.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28
The Price Reducing Wave

n
lst merchants regarding the
and final outcome OF the wide
d price reduction wave that has
sweeping the country for the
two weeks. Some merchants
ne that the movement will soon
Its course and that prices will
M ne their high level. Others think
1.-The top has been reached and
n in keeping with the history OF
IN and finance, there must come
MILNE. People everywhere attrib-
Wftxcessive prices. largely to eX-
1-gance OF the people. The world
M Established scales OF high prices
Nii cry thing that people buy and
IA, and the people got out OF the
3ai of thinking in terms OF econ
brs High clothing. high groceries.
n building material. high rents.
/ wages, high everything, and
bn ,se OF the cost OF living In gem
err, the high cost of products, nee.
blices. Injuries and service went up
bn foporiion. Efforts have been
Coz to find the cause. and most in
ler sations have failed
,srw, recently 1t has been claimed
'ed manufacturers and dealers have
lpp able to easily get money and
o. and have therefore been in
I on to demand high prices and
on ms now the banks are about To |
he n the credit and money is
our than for two or three years. |
rouIibly many merchants are going |
borrowing capital and II now |
t must liquidate. II may be that |
ia., are being cut 10 get ready /
~. In that case the merchant /
Sprobably prove a big loser.
", ether or not the declining era
~ ,ome TO stay will prove out in
purse OF time. Surely II labor
L raise, cotton. wool. leather
f,mber remain high. no great re-
fu.n in goods can be expected
There is to be any great decline
prices OF goods. then wool. cot
eather and labor will strike a
IGpondingly low level. Frank
New York dry goodsman.
our statesmen are going fun
tn fall line OF dress goods and
goods and never before have or
ome in such large volume" All I
AR weaves and fabrics for mon
81 omen are going out In great
ties, according to the Walsh let
the other hand. Assistant Al
General Garvan OF Washing
,ys he will not endorse the
of some merchants that they
lctuated In price reduction by
tism He SAYS there are three
<hs why merchants are reduc-
n ices: The women OF the coun
a I'VE stopped buying articles az
IA bitant prices. the market has
IA. which could not be avoided,
lot OF people saw themselves
prosecution for profiteerine
ariment stores in New York
made a reduction OF 10 10 so
mt and demand concessions
wholesalers.
Official OF one OF the largest
tment stores In New York with
Dies In six states said We
OF buying future stocks now
IN not until manufacturers and
salers come dawn with their
ef houses are making similar
pents. Restaurants in New Z
uIhave cut items 81 menu down Il
tr cent ,
price slumps are reported in I
Und.
isas City lumber dealers have /
in the price reduction cam =
Announcing five per cent 2
hse
co lumber dealers announce re- 4.
bn OF $40 to $50 per 1000 feet
tfolk. Va. retail grocers agree
handle bread A more than
loaf wholesale or 10 cents
Antonio. 3S l-3 per cent off
FINISHING goods, 25 per cent off
raw hats.
)tin. 90 to 25 per cent reduc-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

Don't suffer, a tiny bottle OF Free
zone costs but few cents at any
drug store. Apply a few drops on tho
,orns. callouses and hard skin" on
bottom OF feet. then lift them off
when FreeZone removes corns
nom the toes or callouses from the
left pink and healthy and never sore,
bottom OF feet. the skin beneath is
tender or irritated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

FOR SAI.E-Registersd Blk Rome
Pt land China pigs J.. C.. Neeiy, at
81 nson Drug So. SO
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

new members rs; Tardies 10.
D, sthodist-present 215; collec-
ton $9.45; new members 81; visit
ors 10. iSs5f
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28
Sunday School Report

Baptist-enrolied 3l1, this In
cludes home department and cradle
roll present 1877; collection s7.37;
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28
Advertised Letters

snyder. Texas. May 25th. 1920.
II not called for in two weeks these
etters will be sent to the Division
If Dead Letters. Washington. ID. c.
F.. r. Barnes.
Blakely. J c.
Cone, j. J
Daufhit. Miss Doris.
Eeakin. A. &.
Gay. Mrs. Hattie.
Hayes. Leland.
Harris. Mrs. Cora.
Martin. Oryille.
Maloney. Richard.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

tion on all clothing.
Temple. 30 per cent off on all
lines including shoes
Eagle Pass. general price reduc-
ton OF 25 per cent.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-05-28

DR.. j. M. Bannister and family lef.
In their car Sunday for visit OF
several weeks In Coryell County.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-13
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Herbert Winchester is here from New
York to spend the summer at his home
on Ames hill.
I Miss Charlotte Robbins is a guest OF
Mrs Merton c. Robbins and family on
Black Mountain road.
Miss Minerva Warner of Athol, Mass,
was a guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley H. Winchester.
D. B. Stedman of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting here with his sisters, Mrs. Bart
lett and Miss Stedman.
Henry Hawley of Amherst, Mass, Wis
tied in town Sunday i'll the home OF his
sister, Mrs Frank H. Martin.
Clinton Convey broke his nose while
playing ball recently on the common. DR.
G. B. Hunter attended him.
| Miss Mildred Reed, 10, of Hinsdale, n
H., was operated upon yesterday in the
Melrose hospital for appendicitis.
\ Mrs. Harold P. White and daughter
Betsey, have gone to Belmont to visit
! Mr.. White s parents and other relatives
| They expect to be away 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm +. Stellman and
daughter, Maxine, and Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Winchester are spending the week
at the Stellman cottage at Sunset lake.
Albert Mead of Mortified, Mass, was
admitted to the Melrose hospital suffer
ing with bad case of blood poisoning il
| his left hand. His daughter, who is {
graduate nurse from a Springfield hos
pital, is caring for her father.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-13
National League.
American League Games Today.

Detroit at Boston. IL
st. Louis at New York.
cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington. u