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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
HAULING BOATS ASHORE.
Most Of the Owners Are Making Plans
for Winter

William II. Beehe, boat builder, Com
merce street on the Christiana, Yesterday
hauled ashore the Fythagor4s, which =
owned BY +. Paul du Pont 70 WM -
overhauled and placed into shape Cor the
winter season. The Bohemia, oxuod ~
Ernest du Pont, Snd the Bodouin, owned
by, Paul du Pont, VII also receive =
thorough overhAulng.
Launches and other small river craft IN
the vicinity Of Eleventh street brdac are
gradually being hauled ashore and The
Orchard, south Of the bridge, - scene
OF continual activity. BY the latter part
Of this month it IS expected that every
boat not intended for winter use viii bo
placed IN dry dock in the VARIOUS yar,is
along the Brandywine and Chrstiana. At
Third street bridge only four launches are
at anchor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
OIL suit tfhdasiss.

Time for q ing sfidavits in a s,iit Against
the Consolidated Progressive Ol Corpoa-
ton was extended until MONDAY ~ fudgo
hugh NJ. Morris az hearing Yesterday
afternoon. w. 9. Doan, e.. az, are the
complainants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

Every Evenings classified advertise
rnents bring results. Proved by The safi.-
faction of many and VIII be o. you.- ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Houses For Sale

BUNGALOW-Styi house. five rooms.
pantry, large porch. Lot 3SxloO Garage
Address ! "a. Every Evening oaice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Business PronertY

Business Property 50
EkSMERE-For sale or rent, building 100
feet long. Will suit any light manufac-
turer. Located in Elsmere near b. & O.
railroad. d. X. Michener Elsmere, Del
Phone 1856 ].
WALN UT ST. 41o-Store and dwelling
Easy payments. Phone b. t.. Harmon
Holly Oak 81,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUTOMOBILES
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING. $3.50.
1920 FORD. sELF-sTARTER.
FoRp. COUPE. $500.
CHEVROLET, TOURING. 800.
Anporr DETROIT. $3.50.
HUDSON. TOURING.
MAXWELL. ROADSTER
sTFGNfAN. s,s-ToN TRUCK.
The above cars may be purcnasn on
oar convoaient monthly payment plan
~ desired. Act quick.
See Mr.. Rstiedrc, So2-oS French 81
open evenings, : 20 y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events
Personals

NpTiCF-Domestic servants and farmers
supplied. phone 7a4t. --
kpTICF-M Morris has sold the Hrocers
~ Fifth and Union TO Max Newstat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

HANNEs-l9l9 model. Will demonstrate
same. Can be seen at 2205 Washington
street. after y. m.
hAlNEs sIx-Cnummy roadster. New
paint Five good tires Taylor Motor
Sales Co. 4l3 Orange street. Phone 438s
MAXwELL-TOuring car. Cheap. 500.
Apply SIP Orange street.
MAAwELA-Touring car. cheap. for want
OF use. Phone call W.
MANWELL-Touring car, cheap. Phone
Gall W. For want Ofuse.
ONFRLAND-l9ls sedan. In hrst-class
condition. with slip covers. Practically
new. Apply 1913 West street.
oAKLAND-Iel9 fine condition. New tires
and battery. Telephone 5ls7 J. or address
2i. Every Evening Office.
OAkLAND-I91s. touring. New paint new
batteries and three new shoes. VIII sell
cheap Phone 6319 W.
PAIGE-Roadster Al condition. New cord
tires one extra Used very little. 72e W.
Ninth street.
TRuCk-Ford. newly pain ted. good lines
Apply Mountz & Mckinley. s37 Tatnau.
TRUCk-Reo, in fine condition. A W.
Bradley. Porters, Del.
TRUCk-Nim. model 1920, three-quarter-
lton. Bosch magnetic. electric lights fine
| icondition. Cash or credit. Phone 29I3 W
! l2932 Market street.
TRU UCk-Light Vim delivery In excellent
mechanical condition. los W Eleventh St
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

AUCTTONS--LECALS
Auction Snles

Auction Sales 30
AUCTION BAIEs--Of every doscrjpflou
Anywhere. III you want 10 sell UamiI. 1
ton. the Square Deal huctIoneer and Yarn
Agent. 7oh Madison st. Phon. 7Jss w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Farms and Land For Sale


BRANDYWINE HUNDRED-Farm of %
acres about four miles from Wilmington
with entrance to same from Faux road
Webster or w Il. Lyman, Attorney.
GA ACRES-Farm at Newark Del Good
house, barn, granary and outbuiidings
Soil of fine loamy clay, suitable for fruit
vegetable and grain crops. Young apple
and peach orchard which will bear next
year Located one mile and half from
Newark, Del. g. W. Murray. Newark
Del. X. ID. No. ..
4S-ACRE FARM-l2 miles from Whining
ton. with crops and stock. Near creamery
ana cannery. Greek runs through land
Inquire 26 Stroud street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Ilasscs


Local Instruction Classes -
BEkCOM BUSINESS COIIEGEs Tenth
and king streets. Phone. write or call for
particulars about day school or night
school.
CROSS BUSINESS COLITGT-Ts enroll
ing new students regularly. Remark ahIe
records are being made. o0l Washington
street
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic ~
DANCtNO-Learn To dance now. Class or
private instruction. Avenue Danceland
Eden Hall Building. Phone 1880 j.
PIANO STUDIO Mrs. Alice c. Hastings
smith 1918 Rodney. Vacancies for ad-
vsnccd students.
PIANO-GrAce Hardin sanderson teacher
OF piano and theory. Graduate of Philadel-
pnis Conservatory OF Music studio 0iO
North Broome street. Phone i6Ss-J
Private Instruction As
HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
-4o2 w. Twenty second street Phone
1927 W, stcnography, accounting. book
keeping. &c. Positively only one student
taught at q time and privately. Enroll at
any time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

USED CARS
PEERLESS. 1918, 7-PASS.
MARMoN. 1917. 7-PASS.
MERRICK MOTORS co,
923 FRENCH STREET.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS-All makes
ant sizes. Easy terms Agent. j. d. Green
sses. s2l West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Wanted-To Rent

APARTMENT Five unfurnished rooms
and bath. all conveniences or six-rooIu
house near high school Phone Holly Oak
90 W.
APA RTMENT-F or i've rooms and
path. About October Is. Address 25
Every Evening ONCE.
APARTMENT-Fo rooms or small six
room house, on west side Desirable loca-
ton. Apply J z, Every Evening Onice.
DESK telephone and stenO-
nesday and Saturday. Central location
Address i6, Every Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Offered

AWNINtiS-Taken down. w = Williams
S23 Washington street. Phone 1898 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Have To An Advertiser Wants
MERCHANDISE
Wanted 10 Bu,

Wanted 10 Buy IS
JUNK--let ma buy your second hand
goods. Highcst prices In Delaware. II.
Sloan, 1ip Wcst street. Phone 7s%i 7a4O
OLD GOLD-~T will buy your old gold and
siivcr. Millard r. Davis. Oil East scc-
ond street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-M Male

THAT Is A SHEET IRON WORKER
AND CAN DO GAS WELDING. AP-
PLY EIEcTRIC HOSE 4 RUBBER
CO, EMPLOYMENT DEPART-
MENT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

CHEVROLET. 1918, ROADSTER.
BUICK. 1920 MODEL. K, 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. MODEL K-45.
CHANDLER. 1918. ROADSTER.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
WILMINGTON AUTO CO.
so2 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

rIl hsfk"t street t~o rr~Jyns ard hath
sfsspr Jer month Yearly l~,~
'zi Shfphy sNfsf, I've rooms ADd hath
Ahh p'rrh. sfpnb Tor month Y~~fty fsnar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

new mattress or q new rug. We
renovate mattresses and clean rugs
go they look like new. We have the
very latest machinery for this work
and we have been in this business
for many years. We are not novices
Our factory Is located at 2212 Myrtle
avenue. and our phone numbers are
AZ, 1925 and 1910.
service also Your work is done in
the least possible time by US con-
sistent with unexcelled results And
deliveries are made as fast as the
work Is finished. No economical
housewife will make a mistake in
patronizing US"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Clarke Mattress &
Rug Factory Haze
Latest Equipment

This is the busy time Of the year
for the housewife. She IS now look
ing for ways and means whereby she
can reduce labor and save money. In
housekeeping are many factors. No
one OF these factors is OF greater i'm
portance 70 health and pocketbook
than that Of mattresses" II a mat
tress IS worn, it must be overhauled
and repaired. or a new one bought.
Whether a new mattress is
wanted OF an old one must be
renovated, we can save you money
and give you the best results to be
obtained in FL Paso. We are willing
TO demonstrate TO you that we can do
all we say" These were the words
Of Mr.. Clarke, OF the Clarke Nat
tress and Rug company. a short time
ago. He continued The mattress
we make Is as good as the ones
shipped in with some high sounding
name. In most cases we believe It Is
better Our prices are at all times
reasonable
But it IS not necessary TO buy a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Nagkw

It Is difficult TO answer the ques-
ton. 'Why DO people patronize out
0f-town concerns to the detriment Of
their home institutions2' There are
many factors entering into this
situation. But Il IS a fact that FL
Paso ships manufactured products
for hundreds OF miles, and that the
same items are shipped by foreign
factories into FL Paso. Cigars are
an example. There are several good
brands Of cigars made IN FL Paso, yet
hundreds Of out-of-town brands are
sold here. Aacaroni and kindred
products are other examples. FL
Paso macaroni Is shipped for many
miles into other markets than FL
Paso. Yet many foreign brands Of
little things Of each and every Gus
toner added together make the sum
total Of local business. and that 1t is
the single dollars OF the total and
not merely the abstract total that
must be looked after.
II the issue Of local reciprocity
could be brought home to each and
every FL Pasoan so that It would be
a thing as vivid and as lasting as a
motto chiseled IN marble by a mas
ter hand, then would e. Paso double
her present rate Of growth In a
word. civic loyalty yields bountifully
both IN both IN things materiai and
IN personal satisfaction
macsroni come onto the E Paso
market for FL Paso use. why all this
wastage Of freight car space. and
work. Taste may have something
to do with It some like one brand
Of cigars and some like others The
same thing applies TO maearonL Yet
a person often discovers an article
OF a different brand that he likes
better than the one he has become
accustomed TO using.
The fair question for FL Pasoans
20 ask themselves On this subject Is
this. II so uare using a brand OF
article not made in FL Paso find out
why you are doing So Do you know
whether you can buy the same article
s.aIsds-in-El Paso2" Find out Il
you can, then be fair to your home
manufacture. He may be patroniz-
ing you. Give his products a trial
If you dc. you VIII find in about 90
times out Of every 100 that the
'home-made" article IS as good II not
better than the one you have been
buying from a concern IS sons dis
tant city
Il seems hardly worth while some
times 70 take the trouble 70 inquire
for a Nade-ia-El PasG brand and 20
make an effort to buy Made-in-El
Faso products. But II a local friend,
patron or employer were 20 say thaI
he was going to send TO Kansas
City or Chicago TO some mail order
house for his needs or 70 New York
for his employees. no doubt this ques-
ton would bring home a tremendous
realisation Of the fact that all Of the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04
OkRESNi AUTO UKRA-
DEMO.

Klerk V ufadovne okresnich
komisafG zanechal vGera okre-
su nalezejici velk6 auto pred
okr. budovou bez dohledu, ably
vyfidil jest6 n6iakou pochdz-
ku, nacez hodlaI je ku kteresi
bance ma squaru, niz komi-
safi obchoduii. Nez Sc 2 mama
Gene pochdzky vratil, automo-
bill kdosi ukradl a policie ne
dovede zlodeje vypatrat. Odci
zeny stroi slouzil zvlast6 k do
prave okresnich pen6z, jakoz
i okresnfm vJplatcim < tired
MIN vyjizdkam ma venkov.
Byl to tax zvanF cestovni au-
tomobil, porizenT pred pul ro-
KEN okresem "a $4500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04
SMPT We VYHNANSTVI.

We stravovn6 cislo 1879
vych. 10. ulice spachal vcera
samovrazdu 31lety reckJ del
nix f. Nicolas, vehnavSi 81 re-
volverovou stfelu do mozku.
Nicolas pribyl do Clevelandu
Il reck6 provincie Thracie, od-
kudz byl tureckymi dfady pro
domn6l6 politick6 pixie vypo-
v6zen. Ke vSemu tomu Turci
zabavili mu vSechen maietek,
takze vypovezenec uchylil Sc
do ciziny bez v6tSich financ-
Mich prostfedku. We vlasti byl
celnim zTizencem a zde konal
tezkou praci ma draze. Byl st5
lc 2asmuSily a 30 stare domovi
ne Sc mu styskalo, kterYzto
stesk vGera k zoufalstvi iei do
hnal.
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JARNi CISTENi.
Skolni ditky poradaly vcera
poulicni prGvody.

Dnes Y cel6m m6st6 zahaje-
ma byla kampah, kterou majl
byti ulice zbaveny Spiny q
dvorky a uliGky rdznych Cd
padku. Jarni Gist6ni je tudiz Y
kterazto kampan byla
vtera oznamovana poulicnlml
Skolnich d6ti. Skolaci.
St'aty a smetaky ozbroieni
demonstrovali, ze ie uz cas- K
jarnimu "dklidu". Pruvody ty
poradany byly We vSech ctvr-
itch, tedy i ma cesk6 Broad
way, kdezto zactvo vySSich
Skol vyrukovalo do ulic dokon-
ce s hudbou V cele. VSichni
m6stSti poulicni d6lnici zaby-
vaii Sc dnes odklizovanim SINE
Il a ruznych odpadka 20 ce-
lou zimu V ulicich Sc poyaluji-
cich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04

Rovnez fiditel, cesky odbornik
" podobn6 akci je jiz vyhl6d-
nut, take Cinnost reorganiso-
vanych ceskoslovenskych ko-
NOR V Soustatf nikterak nebu-
de oddalovana pravidelny
vyvoz do Ceskoslovenska a pri
voz do Amerily stane Sc fax
tenn. Podobn6ho presv6dceni je
chicazsky prumyslnik p. Jan
Cervenka, jenz vcera rovnez
"Sv6t" pred svym navratem
domu navStivil a ktery pri re-
organisovani komor "a ned6l-
niho sjezdu V Statler hotelu
byl predsedou. PatnactiGlenny
vybor bude NIT ma starosti fl
nancOvani ceskoamerickeho
importu a eXportu, jehoz Gle
move isou pfisluSniky nejv6t-
Sich teskoslovenskych osad V
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04

VCera priSel Sc nami roz-
louGit pan Jan A. SokOl, Wy
nikajici importer, jenz vraci
Sc do Chicago z konvence Ge-
skoslovenske obchodni komo-
ry V ned6li V Statler hotelu Wy
rizen6. Pan Sokol je vysled-
KEN sjezdu uplne spokojen a
podobn6 bude referovat V OBJ
chodnf komore chicagsk6, u
niz Jest tajemnikem a iednim
2 pfednich organisatorG. Pan
Sokol vyslovil Il mas pfesv6dGe-
nj, re kapital $2,5OO.O0O ma
financovani tesk6ho importu
a eXportu V ceskoslovensk6 A
merice brave bude sehnan,
cimz naSe komory Weldon V IL
Gelnou akci V nekolika tydnech
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CLENUM
SOKOLA CZECH.

PfiSti ned6li. 9. kv6tna We
2::30 hodin odpoledne, kona
Sbor svoii pravidelnou schulz.
Dale oznamuiem, re Sbor po
fada tn samou ned6li vecer "a
bavu ma rozlouCenou Sc cleny,
ktefi Sc sucastni vypravy ma
Sokolsky Slet V Praze.
Clenove a priznivci Sboru
isou zvani. by Sc hoin6m po-
ftu dostavili, neb jest mono.
ze tato zabava lest posledni,
kterou Sbor We svt nyn6jsi So
kolovn6 porada.
PoZvanky k tGto zabav6 MOI
no obdrzet u vsech clenu Sboru
Ia Sckol Czech Ma Zdar!
JOS. FRCKA, starosta.
v. ]. STIBR, taiemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04
OSOBNf.

Vcera navstivili naSi redak-
ci PIP. Frant. Stejskal Il New
Yorku, Karel Tomanek z De
uoit a Karel Ledvinka z Bal
timore, Gcastnici ned6lniho sic
zdu naSi obchodni kOmory. Pfi
Sli Y pruvodu p. K. ]. MeZery,
1910 Broadway a ujistili mas,
ze S vysledkem sjezdu byli
spokojeni. Pan Stejskal ie "a
stupcem newyorsk6 "Slavia'
pfeplavni spolecnosti a zde "a
ridil filialku, kterou bude n
dit D. K. j. Mezera We vySeu-
veden6m dome. Bude to filial-
ka preplavni a pen6znimi "a
silkami do Czech rovn6z Sc "a
Jiny delegat do sjezdu OBJ
chodni komory, pan Karel ia
novsky Chicago pfiSel Sc ROY
6z vcera S nami rozlouciti.
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ROzVODU PRlBYVA.

Zadosti O rozvod u mistnich
kraiskych soudu posledni cas-
rychle Sc mnozi We skutetno-
sti pocet rozvodnich pfipadll
ie dvojnasobny. Vzhledem k
tomu krajSti soudcov6 navrhu-
il, ably dotycn6 statni zakony
byIy zostTeny a nikdo driv nez
v roce 20 zadani zadosti soud-
nj rozluku ziskati nemohl. O.
kresni soudcov6 jsou t6z proti
tomu, ably rozvodni prfpady
smelly byti V casopisech cito-
vanv tim mnoh6 nevinn6 O.
sobnosti pran6rovany.
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VYKRADLI ZASOBY
WHISKY.

Do prisklepi Remvovi l6kar-
nv els. 7408 Wade Park Ave.
vlamali SO vCera V noci n6iaci
muzi, kteri vyplenili vSechny
Zasoby whisky Y prisklepi tom
pschovan6. Do sklepa pomohli
81 vvpaGenVmi zadnimi dveTmi
. odci7ond lihovinv nalozili ma
"nton'obil, Ldtarnik priSol
7pGsobem tim o Sest sudu whi-
sky q nekolik tuctGl beden ko-
Talkv lahvovan6 k uCelGlm l6
kaTskYm reSerVOVane.
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SIRSf EUCLID AVE.

MestSti radni "a vcereisi
sve schilze schvalili navrh, die
n6hoz Euclid Ave. cd vych.
55. ul. al k universitnimu ma
mesti bude rozsifena. Dale
pfedlozena ordinance navrhu-
iici 5000 roGniho prldavku po
licistGm a hasitHm a povoleno
S600.000 ma dostavbu Public
Hall. Hinchliffdv navrh, ably
dodavku prirodniho plynu me-
stu naSemu kontrolovala VIA
da, radl.
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NOCLEHARNY z HASIC-
SKYCH STANIC?

Mesto vlastni 35 hasicskych
etanic. kde ie zafizeno celkem
500 lGzek. kterazto ldzka ne
lsou uzivana vice jak rok. po-
nevada hasiCi vic ma stanicich
neprespavaii. N6ktefi lide ma
radnici mysli, ze bv opuSt6ne
" loznice ma hasicskych stani
cich molly byti "a nyneiSiho
nedostatku bytG n6jak vyu2it-
kovany iini navrhuii, abv sta
nice ty staly Sc soucasne no.
cleharnami pro lid bez pfistre-
sl Nacelnik Wallace navrh
ten vSak zavrhuie, ponevadz
nodobne nocleharnv hasiGske
finnosti by ien prekazelv. O.
nuSt6na hasicska lnzka budou
tudiz do mestske nemocnice
ma Scranton Road prestehova-
ma,
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DO CZECH.

Sokol Stupka. znamy narod-
nj mas nracovnik, nastoupi 'ce-
ST. do Czech jiz pTisti stredu s
celou svou rodinou We stare
vlasti die vseho liz z6stane.
Soll. Stupka ziskal 81 zasluh
zvlaSte tim, re vyfizoval zasil-
XIV ceske cetby nasim druzinni-
kim do Francie a ma Sibif.
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Americe. Chicazsky soudce
rovnez delegat p. J. J. LANCER
tez mas navstivil, vyzadav 81
nGkolik Gisel "Sveta", V n6mz
konvenCni referat byl otiSten.
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Prripravy k sokoIske
vyprave dokonceny.

Pres so Gtastnikd vypravy
shromazdilo Sc minulou nedeli
V sokolovne Sok. Nova Vlast.
Pov6feny vIbor podal zpravu,
Jake podminky ktera draha
nabiZi. Po bedlivem uvazeni
iednohlasn6 rozhodnuto, pou-
ziti nabidku drahy Nickel Pla-
te. Bude vypraven drahou
zvlastni vlak, k n6muz bude
pfipojen nakladni v0z pro "a
vazadla. Vlak zaiede do Ho-
boken a zavazadla budou do
pravena ma breh az k lodi. Kaz
dJ dosp6lJ cestuiici zaplati
$3.50. V cemz Jest zahrnut i
poplatek "a ZavaZadla. Ditky
do 5 let budou dopraveny beZ-
platn6 a Cd 5 do IL let "a po-
loviCni shora uveden6 ceny..
Vlak vyiede 2 Clevelandu
hlavniho nadrazi ma Broadway
We stfedu. 19ho kv6tna We a
hodiny odpoledne. ZavaZadla
Jest nutno ma nadrazi dopravit
den DTpd Od diezdem aneb den
odiezdu dopoledne.
Vlak pfijede do Buffalo V
s hod. veCer, kde stavi Sc 45
minut a tam cestuiici Sc bu-
dou moci naveGefet. Zaroven
Buffalo bude k vlaku pripnut
spaci viz pro ty, ktefi by 81
pTali Sc pohodln6 vyspat, ably
20 pfijezdu do New Yorku by
Ii zotaveni. ZvlaStni poplatek
Jest stanoven "a dolenni postel
S2.66 "a horeni lGzko S2.16.
Do New Yorku vlak priiede
We Gtvrtek V Z hod. 40 min. ra-
no, kde hotel bude tez posta-
rano. Ia pobyt V hotelu 81 mu-
81 kazdy zaplatit.
VSichni pritomni sv6 poplat-
ky slozili. Ostatni necht' Sc do
soboty prihlasi Il sok. V. Pre-
cha ma Fulton Rd. tax ably u
jednana castka uradovne
drahy V cas- zapravena byla.
Kdo by re zdeisich kraianu
minil t6 dobe jeti do New
Yorku, muze vypravou tou
vyhodnou prilezitost pouziti.
We schulz byla podniknuta
sbirka. ktera vynesla 500 ma
potravinovd poukazky. kter6
imenem Sokola Nova Vlast So
kolske obci Y Praze odevzdany
budou.
Cestuiici 2 Clevelandu 81 po-
vezou pro sebe "a $4,000 do
tvcnIch potravnich poukazek.
Ucastnici vypravy. kteri Sc do
schuze nedostavili. necht' Sc
vSichni fidI die zde uvedeneho |
vysvetlenf a at neopomenou |
Sc pTihlasit do soboty Il sok. V. |
Precha. tax aby on mohl pres
ne ziistit pocet cestuiicich ma
zvlaStnim vlaku. Ucastnici /,
schuze bvli vSichni radostne
nadSeni, re mohou tax uCelnou
cestu podniknout a kazdy ne
dockavosti ocekava okamzik,
Fdy bude S to op6t spatrit svo-
II volnou vlast a sve neldra2Si
pratele. cd nichz dlouha l6ta
bvl odlouGen a kteri V posled-
Mich l6tech tax mnoho utrpe-
nj zakusit museli. NY. iimz o.
kolnosti nedovoluii tax radost
ne chvile mimi zaziti. Jim ze
srdce pfeieme radostn6 shle-
dani s miIvmi St'astny ma
vrat opet mezi mas. f. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-04
ZARIZUJE ODBOCKU.

The Homer Produce Co., kite
ratio spolecnost prodava po-
m6rn6 LEVINE farmafsk6 pro-
dukty zafizuje dalsi odboGku a
to ma Broadway u vych. 55 ul.
Tajemnikem Home Produce
Co. ie L. C.. Cukr.
The state herald., 1920-10-05
LIVE WIRE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS SOCIAL AT PARSONAGE

Mrs. F. +. Clayton's Sunday school
class. known as the Live Wire" class,
the members of the class are the
young people of the Baptist church,
and they have a social each year a,
this time. The Sunday school les
sons are reviewed by the pastor.
Rev. and Mrs. Gray entertained tic
class at the parsonage on Thursday
evening. After the review OF the
lesson the time was spent In social
conversation and interesting games
there was an attendance of twenty.
Ave members. ~. 81.
Delicious refreshments were served
and the guests were delighted with
the success Of the class work. which
adds much to the Advancement OF
the church.
The state herald., 1920-10-05
EPwoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL

Miss Maude Evans entertained the
members of the league at her home
on Saturday evening. The time was
spent in social conversation and In.
structive games. Miss Evans won
in the word contest. making the
largest number of words out of the
letters in "Epworth League" MIR.
Chambers won the second largest
number
This was the first social of the
conference year, and the plans are
to have many socials during the year.
The state herald., 1920-10-05
scorr-eReeN

At the Presbyterian manse on Fri
day. October /, Rev. L. c. .Esley,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
solemniEed the marriage ceremony
which united in marriage Adam
Green and Myra Scott OF near sut.
ton, Nebraska. These young people
were accompanied by two OF their
friends, and came here in an auto
mobile.
The state herald., 1920-10-05
DoRcAs SOCIETY TO GIVE
FAREWELL SOCIAL IN HONOR
OF DR.. AND MRS. TIMMoNs

A farewell social in honor of Dr.
and Mrs. Timmons. who are leaving
the city in few days, will be given
by the Dorcas Society of the Presby.
terian church. Thursday evening. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
All the members of the congrega-
tion are invited.