davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
BOLSEVICI POMAHAJf
KOREANCUM PROTI
JAPONCUM.
Take cinsky lid sympatisuje
novym hnutim.

Washington, 9. lnora. - Do
sic lfedni depeSe oznamuji re-
ivoluci Koreancu "a pfispeni
bolsevikG proti nadvlade Ja-
panska. AS 1000 bolSevickymi
zbranemi opatrenych revoluci-
onard pfepadli iapanskou vo-
jenskou posadku V severni Ko-
rel, rozehnali il a zabf,i pres
800 JaponcG. Podrobnosti o
srazce vsak nedosly. Po dosa-
zenem vitezstvi odtahli Kore-
anci do uzemi kurinskeho V
Mandzurii. Srazka oznamena
vsak neni ojedinela a jsou ma
dennim poradku. Skorem We
vsech pripadech byvaii Japon-
ci v pomerne mensine.
V celem uzemi byla jiz po
delSi dobu .patrna bolSevicka
propaganda, sm6rujicf k vpa-
du do koreansk6ho uzemi a
pdsobiti tax obtize Japoncim,
ably odvraceni byli od staleho
Sc vmeSovani V sibirske zalezi
tosti.
V Koreii isou sic pine 8 divi
Sc iapanskeho vojska, ale toto
jest tax rozstrkano po cele ze-
mi, re ien malo mGze celiti no.
vemu, hrozivemu hnuti. Boise
vism nenalezl sice sam mezi Ko
reanci ozveny. ale rudi isou
Jim vzdy vitani jako spoienci
proti " zemi nenavidenym ia
pancikGm.
Moskevske zpravy oznamuii
re zejmena cinsky lid ma hra-
nicich Koree povstava, ably oby
vatelstvu pomohl re Japanci
byli jiz pfinuceni vykliditi ce-
lou severnf cast zeme.
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LIHOVINY KE KUCHAR-
SkYM UCELUN1.

New York, 9. unora. = Ch.
r. O'Connor, vladni prohibitni
agent pro stat New York, ozna
mil, re alkoholickych napoit
mozno uzivati V kucharstvi, a.
.niz by Sc tim pfestupoval prohi
bi6ni zakon. O'Connor praviI
"Newyorcane nepotrebuji 81
delati Gimu, kdyz cht6ji pouzit
brandy do pajG anebo vina do
omacky ma puddinky. HotelGm
a restauracim bude dano povo-
leni, miti zasoby brandy, vina
a whisky k ucelGm kuchyn-
skym." To plati We statu New
1orku. V jinych statech to "a
lezi ma tom, ,jak vladni agenti
Zakon Vvlozi.
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kAMPAN FEDERACE
PRACE.

Washington, Q. unora. - A
mericka federace prace bude k
pTistim volbam delati usilov-
nou kampan, bylo rozhodnuto
ma zdejsi porade predaku. Bu-
Gle nejvetslm usilim bojovati
proti kazdemu odpurci organi-
sovane prace, at jiz Sc uchazi
jakykoli urad. Pc skoncene
porade pravi.o Sc, re boj bude
rozsifen nejen ma kazdeho kon
gresnika a senatora, ktery by
jevil nepTatelstvi k organizova
ne praci ale prenese Sc i ma
kandidaty pro urad presidenta,
guverneru ruznych statI a Gle
MI statnich snemG. Kdokoli je
clenem federace, at jiz jake
hokoli pracovniho odboru, bu-
de vyzvan, ably Sc sucastnil
kampanni prace, chodil do
schGzi a pracoval vsemoznyn
zpnsobem k porazce nepratel
d6lnictva. Bude pry vypravena
do pole ohromna armada or
ganizatord a agitatorG. Clend
samych pocita Sc We federaci
100000 Federace Sc polite
ke cinnosti dosud takrka nesu-
castnila, tentokrate vsak chce
uciniti vyjimku a zmeriti sve
silly.
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WSSl rWSS WSSl
PROTI VETsfM VYDELKUM
SOUDCU.

Okresni dGchodnf Zangerle
protestuie proti zvyseni platn
municipalnich soudcG a okres-
nj vypomocny pravnik Baskin
ma V one otazce rozhodovati.
Municipalni soudcove vydela-
vail po S4500 rocne a pocat-
KEN tohoto roku okr. komisafi
zvy$ili kazdemu honorar ma
$4,000, kterezto zvvsenf schva-
lila pozd6ii t6z mestska rada.
Zanger vSak namita, re ko-
mi5ari k podobnemu zvyseni
nem6li zadn6 pravo, ponevadz
municipalni. tedy mestSti soud
cove. vyrizuii jen nepatrny po-
Get okresnich trestnich pfipadti
Zada tudiz. abv dotycne IVY
Semi bvlo odvolano a soudcove
bv spokoiili Sc zas byvalym
SWIM platem po $4,000 rotne.
Pak-li bv okr. pravnik S Zan-
rerlem byl Ia iedno, soudcove
rusi okresu vratiti po S41.66.
kteryzto obnos domnelym neo-
pravnenym zvysenfm byl Jim
preplacen.
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TWSS WSSl WSs1,
CHTEJf VYLOUCIT SOCIA-
LISTY Z VOLEB.

Albany, N. Y, 9. unora. -
Co vysledek "procesu" S peti
suspendovanymi cleny dolni "a
konodarny, nektefi republi-
kansti pfedaci pripravuji pred
lohy, ktere mali "a ucel, vyhu-
bit 1p,ne socialisty v tomto sta
te. Pfedlohy, pripravene po-
vestnym Luskovym vyborem a
republikanskymi predaky, ma
vrhuji, ably ma volebnf listek
nebyla pripustena zadna stra-
ma, ktera udrzuje spojeni Sc
stejnymi stranami v jinych ze-
mich, coz jest namireno proti
socialistGm. Volebni zakony
statu mali byti opraveny v
tomto smyslu. VSichni kandida
tt byli by nuceni pfedloziti Sc
kretari statu po sy6 nominaci
certifikat, re nejsou spojeni s
zadnou stranou, jejiz ustava,
stanovy nebo platforma jsou V
konfliktu ustavou Spojenych
Stat1 nebo S ustavou statu New
York.
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WcS1 WSc NUSS
NOR MA TESfNSKU.

Widen, 9. Inora. - Ozna-
muje Sc, re v on6ch Gastech Te
sinska, kde Sc ma konati ple-
sbiscit, vypukla morova naka-
"a. Uzemi. kde prave NOR ra-
di, melo byt v nejblizsf dobe
obsazeno americkvm voiskem,
iez by bdelo mad spravnym
prGbehem hlasovanf die zneni
versai lske .smlouvv. Hlavni
stan Amer. Cerv. Krfze We Var
Save. jakoz We Vidni posila
rychlou pomoc do distrikttl mo-
rem postizenych.
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WSS1 WSSl WSS
JED v KALICHU S MESNfM
VfNEM.

"Pozor" pfinasi tento obra-
eek podivnych pom6rd far
skych. Pred kratkym casem
rTesazen byl 2 Chudobina u Ii
tovle do Nor. Tfebove stvavy
kaplan Moravek a ma jeho mi
sto dosazen byl lidem oblibeny
kaplan Zidek, S nimz ceska
nenSina V Nor. Trebove tezko
Sc loucila. Ia kratkou dobu
sveho pisobeni zfskal 81 P. III
dek i V Chudobine dIveru
vSech svych farnikG. To neby-
10 who'd vSak klerikalnimu ta-
boru. jenz zacal P. Zidka oso-
covat a zivot mu ztrpcovat. Ma
vodem jistych osob vypovedel
faraf Kubicek kaplana Zidka i
&c stravy. Proti takovemu jed
mani zakrocili pred St6drym We
cerem u farare starostove
vSech k Chudobinu prifare-
nvch obci. East klerikali, We
denIch tentokrate temi osoba-
mi proti oblibenemu P. Zidko-
Vi dostoupila takoveho vrcho-
liz. re Sc V Chudobine stal "a
hadnv pripad mesnim vfnem,
nalitvm %. .prosince kaplano-
V, pfi mSi. Zahadny tento pfi-
pad zpisobil velke rozruSenf
rcien We farnosti. ale i V cel6m
okoli a ufady bvly liz pozada
nv, abv pfipad ten bvl dnklad
n5 vySetfen. Do mesniho vina
mel byti primichan jed.
(Veter.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

Detroit g. dnora = Rdznym msnim organisacim bratr-
stva zamestnanc zeleznicnich den majciho 100000
clen zasny byy rozkazy ably dine L. T. hod rann
zanechano bylo price Oznamuje tax velkopTededa A. F.
Barker dnesn schiz pfedsedd lokalnich odbotek.
Stavku mdze odvratti jedine povolnost federanf am
nisrace staten konrolovanych drah pak re do soboty p
stOupf pozadovane zvySeni pla1 ak d6nictvem
posledniho leta pozadovano.
"Rozkaz stav byl rozesan odvolanf jejimu po-
tfebova bychom diva neb til dni," pravl Barker
Stavou pozadovany sou neien vyssi mzdy ale iednot-
nv cennik ceych spoenych satech Ma vku by vysli
Krone zamesnanc zeleznicnch dnach zrzenci kadi
Hch topic stanicfch, popela mazac STROLL hlfdaGi
zametnici sroinici zamestnanc zeezncich mosech
Vybor zastupc6 bratrva odcestova dnesniho
do Wahngtonu kde setv az do chvie kdy ma b stav
kou zapocato. Deegace ma pnou vyjednavati rde
lem vladou kontrolovanych tratf Hnesem.
Vekopredseda Barker stavce dale vyslovl al ma
sleduje:
"Drahv nejdfve budou navracenv soukromym mali
tm proto snazme. aby jeste pred touto dobou bya
oz<a patn vyfizena NaS zasupci vednavali general
MIN fideem po dobu desit dni Neslbil nam niceho
Ike nevefime re by tax ueni Rozhpd sme pro stavku
drive nez dnesnf adminsrace sva toto BRINE soukrome
maietniky Ceka jsme mescu, ale nejnutnejsich
avotnich potfeb nikterak neklesly'
Zrizenc pozaduii 4Os vetsf mzdy die SLOW Barkero-
ch Jest pres 1000 zamestnancG kter mali meme iak
dollary jak 100000 mechankI ruhlafu
RI zednk nat6racd dosava prmerny plat 55c hodinu
tedy sprvre polovnu obycejnych pa kdyz zamesnan
isou prGmyslu stavebnm.
"zadnt federanf zakaz mas nezasav a obetueme kazdy
dollar nasch organisac ably vka mas zakonta vezne
Snad budou nae fondy b6hem 40 odn zasaveny ale ami
sAvku pTekazi nemGze. Byo nam feGeno re veTejnost
tis zeleznicni Tednici budou nam ale necht stane
coko so lest re 81 generalniho ditele Hnese drive
vSimneme, dokud na$e pozadavky nebudou splneny"
Zvyseni patu tyka hlavne zamestnanch jechz mzdy
skuecn6 nkterak dnesni DOLBY nestaGi
Washington g. inora - Jednan zeleznicnfho bratrstva
zamesnanch dilnach pokud smeTuje vyvolanf savky,
lest znasnenm vzajemne dohody uniovem platu prohas
il uady zeleznicni adminrace teto muvy bylo
noveno re savka nesmi bti vyvoana nak nez po pred
ma
prohasue nedostaa techo unovyh nesnazich zaneho
uedniho ohaSeni re stavka ve ma patnost pouhych
ni Generan ditel Hines telegrafoval predsedov Bar
kerovi proc bva stavka nazena ale do posedn chve
doSla odpoved' ="
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zLEPSENf DOPRAVY MA
POULICNiCH DRAHACH.
Mestska rada schvalila reorga-
nisaci trakcnich linii ma
sQuaru.

Ia vGerejsi sve schGze NEST
ska rada schvalila pet ordinan
ci ohledne zlepseni dopravy ma
pouliCnich drahach a komisaf
Sanders uiiSt'uje, re trakcnl
reformy budou docileny brzy.
Jde predevSim reorganisaci
linii ma squaru a Zdokonalenl
trakGnich trait v jinych ctvr-
itch mesta.
Komisaf Sanders chce prede
vSim ziednOduSit dopravu V Sc
verozapadni a jihozapadni ca
sti squaru, ably blokad We sire
du m6sta ubylo a tim vSude V
Cleve1andu trakcni doprava Sc
uvolnila. Dale objedna padesat
novych kar obyceinych a pa
desat vleCnakG a necha Zbudo-
vat ma squaru pet novych ce-
karen. Rada dovolila spolecno
sti pouziti k zamySlenym re-
formam- 81, 100000.
Komisaf Sanders necha tez
zaridit dvoji trait ma Pershing
Ave. a spoji linii Union linii
East Clark, cimz nova pricni
linie bude ziskana. Kary Har-
Navd3 nsaisan do6kajf Sc rov-
naz odchylneho smeru, cimz
ma byti urychlena ifzda po Ma
olson a zap. 1T ul. Zap. 65
ul. a Madison Ave. pripadne
ruSnych hL mach nekolik do
datecnych kar, ktere vsak az
ku squaru nepojedou, nybrz OBJ
mezi Sc ma dopravu V Madison
distriktu prImyslovem.
Resoluce ohledn6 povoleni
spolecnosti S2,5O0.000 ma dalsi
opravy, iakoz i zlepSenf linie
ma zap. 1T ul. odlozeny. do pri
Sti schGze. BarberGv plan o.
hledn6 trakcnfho tuneEu pod
vych. 55. ul.. nebyl rovnez. Off
cieln6 odmitnut a dotcena W.
sada dostane Sc dodatecne ma
pfetre3. o trakGnich dividen-
dach bude obcanstvem 27. dub
ma hlasovano.
Mestska rada prijala tez pc
tici o zlepseni trakcnf dopravy
ma vych. 105. ul., Central a st.
Clair Ave. a Superior Ave.
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MARIE CAVANOVA-MARAKOVA
We SLUzBACH CESKE VECI.


Nedeln Plain Dealer pTinasf zabavne pfoze zajmavy
mas canek kterak amercka pevkyne Marie Cavanova
saa manzekou naseho proslaveneho rickeho
Otakara Maka, chime zasahla nasazenim vlasniho zvo
ta osvobozovaci hnu naroda Sympacky canek doprovo
zen Jest podobenkami obou manzelG.
Pateru Svoskovi ednalo prones bedlive stfezenym
hrancem dnezte zpravy do Swear Nebojacna umekyne
podaia tohoto nanevys nebezpecneho ukou Vepsala
jednoduSe forme korekury do kavrnho vytahu
jedne oper lest podaa spojenc TAX vyborne zprave
naade Geskeho naroda prot viehskemu habsburskemu
rezirlu
Oba manzele vystupuj chcazske operni spolecnosti
kde 81 dobyva nespornym umenfm americky hudbymovny
sv6t.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD

1641 r ST. NV. NORTH 2323-ExCEI,
lent. well-balanced. properly cooked meals;
moderately priced. feI3-tf
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

We BUY OLD STAMP COTIECTIoss
coins. postage stamps. gold. silver, platt
bum, watches, false teeth, diamonds. rnit.
coupons. WASHINGTON REFINING
70, 233 Pa. ave. NV. fe2O-tf
Eeedit-F FugniGuTe-Cash
Special DiscUlnts for Cash
SAVE MONEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S. sh AND
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WE HAVE HOMES FOR ALL IN CITY
and suburban; call and consult our list be-
|fore buying
A. N. RUTAN
6oe Kenois Bldg. Main s221.
fo4
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.

HOW DOES The PUBLIC KNOW
you have secondhand cars. clothes, tires
nice furniture. household goods. sewing ma
hines IL you do not advertise? We car sell
knything you have that you want to get rid
". Call MISS CLASSIFIED and she will
belp you sell or buy anything you wish.
eiye ber q trial Main $500. ta15I7t
WILL CALL IN M cSI8DTTEREp AUTO
mobile, city or suburban anc pay y,u niVhest
(rices :or ladies. gentlemen's. childr-n's dis
L.rded clofhinz Of AL descriptions Addre-s
bostal or phone. I viii call z RICE. l3.2 itA
II NV North lf8 tez-u
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,AkN WANTEE. WHITE OC1A-EARS -
% 20 weekly. Rise aboSe SnAllsalaried p1si-
iona Our thorough. individual instruction in r.
airing And driving Of automobiles viii At you
fef good nosition The demand for chauffeur
40 mechsnics cannot be supplied. Unlimited
eourse at ANAL cost. Day and evening classes
Tools and eQuipUent free. Call, prone or vrits
ter particulars. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COiLb6E nh and o sts. ~. North 1873
f1ia a
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO OP-
crate proof press. Apply FORE
MAN. Herald composing room after
b p. m ja23-tf
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Houses for Sale.

si.eoo-EYE ST. Sc, NEAR isth-
Five-room frame; large lot.
ss,25o-sth ST. NE, NEAR cAssvss
room. bath, frame; $500 cash.
$aeoo-2nd ST. NE. NEAR D-six
rooms. 2-story brick. bath. 6wnsr win
give possession.
s4,ooo-rLA. AVE. NE. NEAR n.
CAPfT0L-six-room brick, bath, Is n.
alley.
s4.ooo-E ST. Me-, NEAR UNION STA
TIoN-sevsn-room brick. bath.
$5.000-MAss. AVE. NE.-six rooms.
bath, brick. fine location.
U.s5o-KEARNEY ST. NE.-New g.
room bungalow; strictly modern; large
lot.
Fer Colored.
$3,50o-eth ST. NV, NEAR EUCLID
six-room brick, furnace; $500 cash.
$s.eoo-M ST.. NEAR 5th.-six-roon
brick.
4,25o-LAMoNr ST. NV. NEAR sth-
six-roorns. bath. furnace.
s4.5oo-TIrTH ST.. NEAR o Nw.-siI-
room brick.
For these and other desirable homes
sppiy to
National Realty Co.
920 New York AvenueN.W.
fe7-u
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WANTED-ROOMS-

FURNISHED. BY AN ELDERLY COT-PTF-
room and bath with kitchenette. or priyi-
|lege Of l. b. K. about March / northwest
felS7t
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MEN BETWEEN Is AND
Z5 years of age with bicycles.
Salary S65 month. average eight
hour night and day assignments.
Splendid chance for advancement.
Apply between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
FIRST FLOOR, 1407 st. N. w.
fe22 ~ %
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Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H street, NV.
Phnne Main 102a

Phone Main 102a
Price, 50. 800. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT-
ED in a strictly white section. A six room
and bath colonial brick having large front
porch and sleeping porch. The house Is
heated by hot water. lighted by electricity
and has oak floors. There Is plenty Of room
for garage and the owner will sell on rsa-
sonable terms and give prompt possession.
Price, $3.50. DOWNTOWN. A little
OF 18th st. We have just had listed an ex-
eeptionally well built home in a very good
block There are nine rooms and bath,
large back yard with plenty Of room for ga
rage and immediate possession may be mad.
Reasonable terms Of safe.
Price. 50, 1900. MT. PLEASANT, A very
attractive home on Kilbourne street which ts
now vacant. There are seven rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. electric lights, hard
wood floors and there Is plenty Of room for
garage. Attractive terms Of sale viii be
made. ~
Price. $500. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A
cheap little home well located near the Sol
diers' Home. This Is n brick house having
front and rear porches and win be put In
fine condition for the purchaser, at no ex-
pense to him. $1,000 cash payment, balance
monthly.
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Classified Real Estate advertising
GOLDEN RULE, incorporated.

\ GOLDEN RULE. incorporated.
Harry L Chew. President.
@. Elmer Bookhuitz. Vice Pres. Treas.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
$4,000
The hest buy in this section. Brick. peb-
oie-dash, detached house containing ten
rooms. bath, hot.water heat. gas and cleo
the hghts. Large lot to paved alley: Ca
rage Entire house in excellent conditon.
Terms OF sale TO be arranged.
MT. PHEASANT
$500
Thfs excellent house Is located on one OF
the best streets in the Mt. Pleasant section.
IL contains 9 rooms and large sleeping porch,
path. hot-water heat, gas and electric
nehts. House in Al condition. Room Tor
garage. Terms of sale to be arranged.
SOUTHEAST SECTION
$500
fine rooming house. This is a brick
house containing 10 rooms, bath, steam heat.
gas, large lot. Convenient to two car lines.
This house cannot be duplicated for the price.
CHEVY CHASE, d. Q.
s19,50 -
A thoroughly modern ho1so In the best
neighborhood In this section. Containing Z
rooms, bath, hot-water heat, gas and elec-
tric lights, lot 25xS5. Colonial front porch
and 2 enclosed back porches. Terms Of sale
to be arranged.
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
Continental Trust Building. Main 1s4o-1s4l
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising
Architects Office, Washington. d. c., Feb
ruary 10. 1920. Sealed proposals will be
opened in this Office at 3 p. m. March ~,
1870, for supply in; 10 the various public
bulldogs uniar the control of the Treasury
Department electric desk and ceiling fans
during the fiscal wear ending June 80, 1920.
in accordance with the specification, copies
Of which may be had at this Office in the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect. JAS
A. WEFMORE, Acting Supervising Archi-
tect. fe24 &c, 2s-mr1
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

1906 ST. NV, APT. SECOND
floor. opposite Franklin Park.
Gall after 5 p. m. and Sunday and
holiday. Comfortable home for
four women. for SlS per month,
with breakfast. lunch. parlor, laun-
dry and sleeping porch privileges.
fe22-3t
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Business Property for Sale.

One Of the best buys II not the best
buy north Of N. Y. ave. N. W. on 7th
street. Large 3-story brick, well built
business property; first door store, 2
flats on the 2 upper floors, modern
heating plant; price to a quick pur-
chaser. $4,000. Only $4,000 cash.
Other brokers can sell this property
through my office.
On II street N. E.; s15.500. One Of
the best corner properties on this
street; building is not modern but Il is
4 great corner for business and will
make you q great Investment II you
shouldn't get any rent from. 1t for years.
1t will pay you to buy 10 II you want q
good business corner suitable for most
any kind Of n wholesale or retail place.
SO. 25o-0u ii street n. e. Store and
dwelling; can be bought Just now at the
above price; may not be for sale In
day or two.
s5,oco-A dwelling that can be re-
modelled into q store. 81. 600 cash.
SO. $50 for an s-room dwelling on II
st. N. e. This property wrii make you
q very good home and located on Q
business street Il is almost sure to be-
come valuable.
]. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22
WITH THE COUNTY AGENT

The Vernon County Fair and the Live
Stock Association
The Guernsey Breeders met at the
Viroqua Bank Saturday, September Is,
and talked over the Guernsey's place
in Vernon county. A committee was
appointed to see all the Vernon county
Guernsey breeders and have every one
exhibit as many head as possible at the
Vernon County Fair They expect to
round up close to seYenty-five head.
We certainly admire the spirit of
the Guernsey breeders. The Malin
Brothers, living near Genoa, expect to
bring a car load.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22
STODDARD

STODDARD, Sept ls-Mrs Isabel Warner
and Mrs James Spears were in Lacrosse Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ,krouse who have
resided in the Nj. E. Parsonage, moved into
the Hans uT-s home Thursday. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Behrens and daughter Myrtle of Des
Moines, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams
and Melvin of Kingsley Iowa, spent sew
eral days at the Albert Adams home. Mrs.
C. C. Olson entertained friends at 500 Thurs
day Sept 9Th. Luncheon was served -.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson entertained her sister.
Mrs. Devine last Sunday. Mr. Henry Blssh-
elk. our local hardware dealer is receiving med
icai attention at the st. Francis hospital -.
Misses Vivian Hanesworth and Isabel McDon-
aid, who are attending hight school at La
Crosse were home for the weekend. Mrs.
Arthur Twite and Mrs. Henry Brendel enter
tanned at parcel shower Wednesday. Sept.
9Th at the home of the former, complimentary
to Miss Minnie Steiner. who is to be a fall
bride. Mrs. james Umberger also entertained
at shower Sept. Is, for Miss Steiner. Many
useful and pretty gifts were given her Supper
was served. Herman Lenser is confined TO
his home with Illness. School commenced
Monday. with large attendance Misc Alber-
tine Pope Of Lacrosse is the principal. Miss
Olga Nuttestad of Viroaua has charge of the
intermediate grades and Miss Nan Warner the
primary room . Mrs. win Groth and Mrs.
Carl Grvth entertained the German Lutheran
ladies aid Wednesday Mrs. J. S. Hardness
and son Donald of Mitchell, South Dakota.
left Wednesday for an extended visit in Ken
tueky They have been the guests of Lulu
Hopkins for two weeks. Mrs. Myra Monti
left for DeSoto 10 visit her sister Mrs Hick-
ock. who IS iiI....H E. Strand. who has had
charge of Fraoland Bros store for several
weeks left Friday for his home in St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Levendoski Mrs. Bronze
Emerson and Mrs. Emma Emerson of La
Crosse have returned from an auto trip to
StPaul and Minneapolis. A seven pound
daur liter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Co
hres at Riverside Wednesday. John Bogert
and family autoed TO Hustler Friday TO spend
the week end. Henry Robinson recently sold
and installed the Willeys-Light system for the
following Fred and Emil SchIieht, Jno
Ostreng and Ole Stenslein.
THE STODDARD NEWS GIRL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22
HnIstein Men Are Awake

ing last Saturday evening in the Coun-
ty Agents office and organized. The
following officers were elected: Mar
tin Hanson, Readstown, president; T.
C. Knutson, Viroqua, vice-president;
Thor Sebion, Westby, secretary and
treasurer.
Each one present took it upon him.
self to act as committee member to
help make and get good Holstein
exhibit for the Viroqua fair. They ex-
pect to have fifty or sixty head to show
and they are going to make good.
The secretary expects to bring ten
or twelve head of his own. Good for
the Holstein men.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22
OBITUARY

Mary S. Anes was born in the town of
Webster Vernon County. July %. 1859. Twen-
ty-eight years ago she united in marriage
to Glen J. Miller of Webster township where
they resided upon the Miller homestead until
about four years ago, when the family remov-
ed TO Lacrosse where the deceased passed away
at her home, September 8, 1920 -Four children
were given to this union. namely, Mrs. Josie
Storer of Viroqua Mrs. Ada Allen Of LaFarRe,
Chester and Byron Miller of Lacrosse. To
mourn the loss of dearly beloved the
bereaved husband. the four children and six
Martha Ames, of ViroQua, five brothers and
three sisters besides many other relatives and
friends Twenty-Five years ago Mrs. Miller was
united with the Congregational church of
Brush Hollow and has since been a faithful
follower of the teaching of the one who said,
Come unto Me all ye who are weary and
heavy laden and viii give y'7u rest"
Last October Mrs. Miller submitted to an
operation for cancer, which while appearing
successful at first was not of lasting duration.
Toward spring her health began to fail and
she grew steadily worse until the pain became
so intense that the Lord called her TO a final
rest During all of her sufferings those who
cared for her heard no murrnur at the lot cast
upon her. Friday, Sept 10, the deceased was
removed to the old home at Brush Hollow
where amidst many sorrowing friends Mrs.
Miller was laid to rest in the cemetery which
contains so many of her loved ones. Rev.
Clark Of the Methodist church of Lacrosse ac-
companied the family and spoke words of COM
fort to the sorrowing ones.1 The floral tributes
we're mar and beautiful.