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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-25
VISITORS ENTHUSED
BY ORAVADA FARMS
ANOTHER WELL DEVELOPED AT
Ss FEET, WITH As FEET OF
WATER; LATEST 0RAvADA
NEWS Is HIGHLY ENCOURAGING
Especial Correspondence

ORAVADA, May ia. f. Wal
worth has returned to Quinn River
Valley after trip to California. His
father expects to come up lii June.
Mr.. Icherwald fas installed his
pump in his new well. He only had
to go sixty-six feet and has forty-five
feet of water with fifteen feet of real
water gravel. Mr.. Icherwald contem-
plates raising large garden and sew
eral acres of wheat this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voight and
baby made a trip to Winnemucca
Saturday, accompanied by Fred
voight, who left for his home in San
Francisco after pleasant visit here.
Mrs. Carlson has been on the sick
list. but is better at the present writ
ing.
Mrs. voight called on Mrs. Eli
son one day last week.
r. C.. Forley, OF Williams, Cal,
visited the valley Tuesday. He is in
terested in well boring and expects
to bring his rig" up in few days.
DR.. Harlan is very busy running
his tractor this week. He hopes to
have twenty acres of alfalfa in be
fore fall.
Pat Kelsey hauled several thou
sand pounds OF freight out for A. +.
Waiworth on Wednesday.
Mr.. English of Amos and Mr.. Free
month of Willow Point were visiting
through the valley Sunday. They are
both surprised and much pleased with
the general improvements. They pre-
dict a prosperous future with the soil
and water that we have. Eldorado
farm and Mr.. Gray's place have
proven future successes. Mr.. English
and Mr. Freemonth visited the follow
ing places on their trip: Eldorado
farm, Mr.. Gray's, Mrs. Icherwald's
and DR.. Harlan's.
Everyone remember that Saturday,
May 20, is Community Day. Show
your good intentions and interest for
future welfare by attending the meet
ing at |. J. Studebakers at 1880 pm.
Leandro Oroz is extra busy now, as
he has the additional work of marking
and branding lambs and cutting out
the ewes.
C. w. Smith. deputy school super
intendent, called on Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Maxwell on his way from DEMO
to Paradise on Thursday.
George Hanson is running horses
for Bob Wilkinson this week.
Harry Scott was looking for stray
horses on Skull creek Thursday.
Robert Norris, who has been very
sick, is progressing fast. He is up
and around now and will soon be his
own jolly self again.
Mr.. Lovejoy, father OF Mrs. Henry
voight. is visiting her at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hatfield are
working at Rebel Creek for the time
being.
Mrs. A. f. Walworth and baby have
arrived to take up their residence in
the valley.
f. L. Hatfield. of Dixon. Cal, mas
located here on desert claim.
DIR. Harlan has gone to California
for a few days on business.
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MOTHER OF MRS. PETRIN0VICH
DIES AT HOME IN SAN JOSE

Word has been received in this city
of the death at San Jose, CAL, of Mrs.
Anna Fairchild. mother of Mrs. j. A.
Petrinovich of this city. Deceased was
seventy years old and had made Cali
fornia her home for many years.
Mrs. Petrinovich was at the bedside
of her parent when the end came,
having left this city several days ago.
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CHAUTAUQUA MEETING TO BE
HELD TOMORROW NIGHT, 7:3t

Because of a misunderstanding the
meeting of the signers of the Chautau-
qua contract was not held last night,
but postponed until tomorrow night
"wednesday at 1880 o'clock. The
committee will meet then in Winneva
hall to complete arrangements for the
sale of tickets.
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FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

The Fortnightly Club will meet in
Parish hall next Friday night at 5
o'clock for social evening. Everyone
invited
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-25
A BARGAIN

A $6S Edison Ambro Phonograph
and sos worth of records. all new,
for s125. See Stephenson Drug Com
pany.-Advt tt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-25

Genuine Red Cedar posts will last
lifetime Buy them at Moline Tractor
and Implement Company, Winnie
mucca. Adv.M20t3.
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WEATHER REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 70.
Lowest this morning, So.
Fair tonight and Wednesday; light
to heavy frost in the morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-25
SUMMER SPECIALS

Summer sausages and cold lunch
meats. Try some Chorizia or Spanish
sausage. made by our sausage expert.
Adv. wINNEMUCCA MARKET.
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ELECTRICAL WORK STARTED

The Winnemucca Electric Company
today started work of electrical in
stallation for the new Humboldt
Hotel
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EPISCOPAL GUILD

The regular meeting of the Episco-
pal Guild will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock in Parish hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-25
PROMPT SERVICE AND
FIRST-CLASS WORK

in Kodak developing and printing
All work done at our stola No moro
long tiresome waits for your pictures.
Il Advt EAGLE DRUG CO
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CITY, COUNTY, SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
COOPERATE WITH LEGION IN OBSERVANCE

WILL PROBABLY COMBINE HIGH SCHOOL BACCAAUREATE ExER
CIsEs WITH AMERICAN PROGRAM HELD THE
OPERA HOUSE; INVITATION EXTENDED TO ALL
G. A. r. VETERANS PARTICIPATE DAYS OBSERVANCE
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HONOR ROLL

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PRIJMOU Sc nateraci. Hla-
ste Sc u Matyase, SOLO Hamm
IL. Tel. Union 443 w. SIT
pRODA SE
MA PRODEJ dvc

MA PRODEJ dvourodinny
dunn, move postaveny, 5 svet-
mic dole a 5 nahoTe, dve kou-
pelny a vse moderne zarizeno.
Naleza Sc V Corlett. Cena
$4,000. - Pekny lot na E..
106 ul., da Sc "a $500, je 40
pTi III str. Lot ma Union ul.
proti 1876 ul., 50x217 str, dlaz
Da zaplacena. Domek Sc
proda neb vymeni "a pet lotu,
ktere prijdou brzy do dvojna-
sobne ceny, Ma kterych jsou
pekne stinne stromy, dali Sc
ma splatky, aneb Sc vyneni "a
jiny majetek. Kus pozemku
merici 1907 strevic1 pri 40 a
98-100 a bezici lot do nej z il
ne ulice, 40 str. sirky, maly do
mex ctyrech svetmcich, pro-
da Sc neb Sc vymenf "a jiny
majetek. Tez mann diva Lofty ma
Kinsman Rd., ktere sc vymeni
"a jiny majetek. Tez mann diva
Lofty ma Kinsman Rd., ktere Sc
vymeni "a dunn neb Apart
ment. Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy,
2465 E.. sc st. Tel. Princt.
1876 w. 5-15
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VELMI PEKNA

farma Q. 81 akrech s dobrou
vodou, cukrovymi stromy a pc
knym lesem Sc proda velmi lev
ne. Je tam zachovaly dunn O 10
ii pokojich, velka ban, slepic-
mix, sllo, vsechno hospodarske
nafadi. Blizsi sdeli Chas.
Young, 738 E. 81 ST., po ste
hod. vecer. Zavolejte tel. Eddy
4246 j. SIT
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PRODA Sc dunn pro malou
rodinu, voda, plyn, sklep, "a
chod uvnitf. Da Sc LEVINE ma
sledkem dopraveni manzelky
90 nemocnice. Haste sc V els.
1888 Durkee Ave. E. 131
ul. V Corlett. $40
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DresS,g1G
Oznaaulky
PkI.JlvyE. Sc.

PRIJME Sc obchodnl jed
mattel, pri stalem zamestna-
nj a pravid. tydenni mzde.
Je zadoucno by byl mocen
anglicke reci a byl spolehli-
w. Blizsi Sc sdeli v adm. t..
listu. =?
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CERNY KRfz
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastine, franciny pfel V. Kucnsky.


VII il uU uSt CISlNy lex, FV iiiti~
le chvili uboha trpitelka usnu-
la.
eco Sc tn prihodilo?" vesed
tazal Sc policejni komisar.
Celni uradnik sd6lil mu vse,
co vedel.
"Dle toho co pravite, novo-
rozene dfte zahynulo."
"Musfm zenstinu vyslechnou
til
"Byla We mdlobach, kdyz sc
il dite narodilo; ted spi a pro-
sim vas, abyste il nebudil, po-
nevada beztoho jest pretezce
nemocna a nebude vam moci
odpovedeti. Mdzete posetkat,
az Sc zotavi."
"Myslite, ze nemam co de-
lat?" usklibl Sc komisar, ale
nenamitaje jiz niceho sedl 81
ma lavici k lekari.
V pokoji slabe osvetlenem
nastala hluboka tisina;. Klara
lezela jake mrtva; l6kaf nj
nespoustel oci.
Brzy ma to dostavil Sc reZ-
mix a pravil, re dite nenasli,
&C no vsude okolo mista toho
hledali.
"Zda Sc, re bylo ukradeno!"
zlobil Sc komisar. "Vite, jak Sc
zenstina jmenuje?" tazal Sc
pax lekare.
"Nevim. Nelze Sc il tazat /;
jest We stavu, nemz by clo-
vek souvisle vety z nj neobdr-
EEL
"Dobrd. Pockam; beztoho
Sc moji lide jeste ncvratili."
V pokoji nastalo opet ticho,
ktere bylo preruSovano pouze
skrlpdnim kol prijizdejicich
vozu a rzanim koni.
Reznik Courillon znova Sc
odebral Sc dvema strazniky na
misto, kde mlada matka leze-
la. Ale ac pri svetle dvou sviti-
len prikop ma dive ste metru
kolkolem bedlive prohledali,
nenaSli niCeho.
"Podivnd vec," zlobil sc ko-
misar.
Kdyz pax nemocna sebou po
hnula, piistoupil k divanu a
pravil Ike Klare:
"Dit6 vase sc Ztratilo, ale ia
je Vypatram, reknete mi, ma
l1oho pada vase podezreni 2 to
hoto unosu."
ma nikoho nemam V Pa
iii znhmych," slabym hlasem
odvetila nemocna.
"Kdo jest otec vaseho dlte.
te?'
"Otec? Proc to chcete ved6-
ii? Odesla jsem od neho. Or
nevi, kde Sc skryvam."
Reknete mi jeho jmeno."
'Za nic Ma sv6te."
ALE tim mi cinite nemoz
nym, abych jej stihal, to jes
tim horst pro vas :. -
"Ncchtc il ma pokoji, Ease
ptal lekar, "vidite, iak il jd'
hlava kolem. Ultra vam bud,
odpovidati urciteji.
"Neco Sc musi ucinit. Zbyte,
ne jsem Ztratil casu a pax mn,
jest6 obvinuji, re nemam nj
na praci," praNil rozmrzcly k
misar a opustil V prIvodl
svych podrizenych cclnici.
nite klary Monierovy nena
Sli. Lekar dial ubohou, mlado
matku dopraviti do ncmocniot
! kdc lezela dosti dlouho, nez
Jako uzdravenou propustil
: Vzpomlnky ia ztracene ditk
ustavicne rozdiraly RAINY jejih
/, srdce.
, "Ani ncvim, narodil-li Sc n
syn, nebo dcera,' premital
: ho,nm schvaccnl mlada matk;
ktcrl nemalc iinc praoc, d'
' byNala 81 chleba vczdejSit
Sitim hrubych pytlu. "NeI
: chybnc to byl chlapec ia
: bych no miloNala. Ach, kde
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CnNely, HldNd SID u kOieIIl, INa
10 sc il, ze domy totl Sc nj
a kolemjdoucf Sc souStrasti po
hlizeli ma nj. TAX sla pofad da-
lie, aniz ve1ela kan, az dosla
do pTikopu mestskych opevne-
nj, kdez klesla ma zem. FARO
ven Sc dostavily porodnl bofe-
sti uboha pfivedla ma svet u
bohe dite. Bolestmi, hladem a
utrapami premozena klesla do
hluboke mdloby, takze lezela
nehybne, studena jako mrtvo-
la, kdyz il akrobati nasli.
Asi hodinu pc odchodu ko-
mediantu, kteri Sc ujali ditete,
jel nedaleko odtud cestou rez-
mix. Pojednou jeho pes hlucne
st6kaje skocil do pfikopu. Rez
nix nerozmysleje Sc dlouho
seskocil vzav svitilnu z vo-
zu svitil 81 ma cestu Ike Klare,
ktera pred chvili Z dlouhe
mdloby Sc probudila.
"Pojd' sem, Musa'!' vzkrikl
reznik ma stekajiciho psa a
nahnuv Sc k divce pravil:
'Co sc yam stale, slecno?
Prisla jste k urazu? Spadla
jste?"
Nikdo neodpovidal.
"To je fla vec :. :. Nemohu
zde chudaka nechati V priko-
pc bez vSelike pomoci :. Cd
nesu il do celnice a tam at Sc
deje vile bozi," a silny reznik
uchopiv Klaru, vydrapal sc s
nj po svahu nahoru. Spatriv
pax z dali nekolik vozrl, kolem
nichz celni straznik chodil, zvo
lal:
"Hej hosi, pojdte semi"
Sbehla Sc velka tlupa zvedav
cu vsichni sc hned ptali: Co
sc stale? ?"
"Tuhle V prikope jsem naSel
zenStinu," odv6til reznlk spou
Steje sve BRINE ma stupne dov
mu osvetlen6ho plynovou svitil
nou.
"Neumrela? Jest jeste ziva?
Ano. Tedy il zaneste do domu
a ja poslu pro lekare a poll
cejniho komisara,' Zvolal ured
nix celnice, a kdyz Klaru polo
zili V celnici ma divan, sundal
urednik vesdku pldst' a pfi-
kryl jim nohy divtiny.
Ncproslo ami ctvrt hodiny,
kdyz sc objeyil lekaf. Pohled-
nuv ma nemocnou pravil:
"Tato zenstina prav6 poro-
dila. Kde ie dite?"
"Vedle nj nebylo dit6te, 'pra
vii pfekvapeny feznik.
"Chcete-li podivam Sc jeSt6
jednou ma misto, kde lezela."
'Vezmete mne s sebou,' ma
bldl sc jeden z dozorcu a yzav
svitilnu, odesel feznikem.
LGkar maize sebou malou
lekarnicku svou, podal ihncd
Klare lex, nacez sc tato pc ma.
lc chvili probudila ia mdlob a
udiven6 SO rozhlizela po tlupG
ncznamych lidi, ktcra il obklo.
povala.
"Nu, jak jest YAM, mile di,
te," tdzal Sc il l6kar, starSi tc
muz S prosedivelymi vlasy.
'Trochu lcpe,' slabym hla
sem odvetila nemocnd.
"Upokojte sc: uZdrayim va
Poveztc mi, proc iste nesla d,
porodnice? Tam by bylo byva
10 lopc pro vase dite."
''Pro me dit6?" vzkrikl;
Klara.
"Ano, V mdloblch iste poro
dila dite.'
"Kde jest ?" vzkfikla mlad
matka prudcc a rozhlizela S
kolem.
"Nerozcilujte SC. Oui no ma
jdou."
"Na.jdou hb? COZ SC ztrat
10? Muj Boze, muj Boze."
"Vitc kdc sc yam dite II;
rodilo? Ma dnG DTikopu. ID,
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PRODA Sc pradelnik, led
nice ma 100 h., rucni Vacuum
sweeper a bila postel V cfsle
0Ioo Fowler ave. 5-17
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy po
6ti pokojich, vse moderne "a
rizeno. Naleza sc Ma Revere A
ve., els. 12501, blize E. 131 ul.
q Corlett Ave. V novem allot-
a u move kary. SIT
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M PROBES Paige automo-
bill pro 5 osob, 10 point, pr
yotridnim stavu. Musi byti Vi
den, ably mohl byti uznan. Pro
da sc proti hotovemu vclice lev
no. Atlas Pattern Co, vJch,
SIS ul. a Broadway. Ptejtc Sc
po Phil. Schmidtoyi. 5-15
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k jidlu a slime V noci kaslala.
Rychle sc u nj vyvinovala tu-
berkulosa a vydelek jeji byl
tax nepatrny, re sotva stacll
ma to, aby hladem nezemfela.
Naiala 81 " ulici Lamartinove
malicky pokojik bez kamen a
posleze byla tax vysilena, ze
jednoho dine nebyla to, ably
vstala 2 postele.
Zmocnilo sc il zoufalstvi.
Mela umfiti opuStena upro-
sired ohromneho mesta, kde
nemela ami pratel, ami zna-
mych; mela umriti nemajic "a
nj tuseni osudu sveho ditete
= to bylo hrozne!
TAX lezela til dny bez span
ku, bez pokrmu, utisujlc toliko
zizen chladnou vodou. CtVrte-
no dine. rano kdosi zaklepal ma
jeji dvere.
"Vejdete," zaseptala sotva
slysitemym hlasem nemocna.
Do pokojfku vesla domovni-
ce a "a nj hubeny, bledy sta
rec Sc Sedivym vousem a velky
ma vyraznyma ocima. Bylo ma
mem videti, re pohled ma chu-
dicky pokojik a ma nemocnou
lezicf ma Mzku p0sobil ma neho
dojmem straslivym.
"Tento pan pfeje 81 S vami
mluviti, pravila domovnice a
odeSla.
Shy dusty starce; nemohl
pronesti jedineho slova; byl to
Anselm.
Diva tydny skryval Sc na Ger
tov6 ostrove Judou Mario
ri ma Rigaubertem. Ubozi ute
cenci twill Sc rybami, ktere
V noci lovili a We dne Sc skry-
vail We sluji. Vsichni tfi tax
zhubeneli, re 2 Mich neZbyla
nez kost a kuze. Potom one
mocnel tezce Marfori bylo
videti, re andel smrti mdya kri-
dly mad jeho hlavou.
"Dni mole jsou sect6ny,'
pravil ke svym soudruhum.
"Vzdyt' my vezmeme "a
sve," pokrcil rameny Rigau-
bert. Af t4i.
"Nikoliv brasi, vas ccka jiny
osud ;. Zlato jest silna pruzi-
ma. To vam pomuze!"
"Vy budete zachraneni!"
slavnostnim hlasem promluvil
Marfori a slova jeho V srdci
Anselmove vznitila jiskru ma
dele.
Zvolna, line ubihal cas- pro
ubozaky. Pc cele dni prSelo a v
noel trapilo ie pronikave chlad
no. Pred sebou vid6li nebe a
more a ma mori ami jedine pla-
chty lodni. Hodiny zdaly Sc
Jim byti stoletimi. Anselm ztra
eel nadeji V zachrdneni Sc Kdy
by nebylo Klary, rad by byl ma
miste umrel, nebot' zivot sta
Sc mu bremenem.
Toliko Rigaubert neZtrace,
chuti k zivotu. Byl zvykly hla-
du ZINE v6ril pevne pro
rocka slova Marforiho. Ale br
70 nastaly pro ubozaky jeStt
horsi dny. Dest'ovG pocasi Sc
skoncilo o pocalo Sc jim nedo
stavati pitne vody, kterou 81 al
dosud opatrovali ien dest6m
Ma ostroye byla kazdd kalu5
prosakla soil morskou.
Marfori znenahla uhasinal ;
kdyz oitil, re konec jeho S;
blizi, zavolal k sob6 Anselm;
a promluvil k ncmu slabyn
4 hlascm:
"Jako ja, byl isl -ty obet
Ispolecenske nespravedlnosti
Pfisahei mi, &c v6nujes osta
TEX sveho zivota pomsto neJel
ma svNch osobnich nepfatelich
ale i ma yeskerc spolecnosti
Ipak ia te oznaGim syym naStu
lcpro
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$500, hotove $1,000 koupi
dvourodinny dunn {. 4411 RAJ
vine Ave. = $2850s hotove
$500 koupi dvourodinny dim
c. 1887 Moltke CT. = S3450,
hotove $1,000 koupi dvourodin
ny dunn {. 2474 w. 20 st. =
$2800, hotove $500 koupi Cot
tage els. 1923 w. 38 ul. =
$4500 hotove a ostatni die u
iednani koupi ctyrrodinny
dunn po 5 sv6tnicich koupel-
nou els. 1920 Wade Ave. Biz
81 podrobnosti Sc sdeli V ura-
dovne West Side Realty Co.,
Go5 Loraih Ave, Bank Bldg,
ron Fulton Rd. a Lorain Ave.
Mluvi Sc tez polsly a slovacky.
Tel. Harvard 1860 - Central
36O5. 5-18
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VDOVA musi prodati 8-po-
kojovy dun S koupelnou V
Corlett, blize E. 131 ul., jizn6
cd Miles Ave. Majetek tento
je dobrem poradku, jsou A
pokoje, loznice a pantry dole a
tri loznice a koupelna
nahore, fernes, skopky ma pra-
do, bfidlicova strecha, til por
ce, pekny lot a jine zarizeni.
Cena $500. Haste Sc F. j.
Picman, 1904 Miles Ave. 3-15
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PRODA Sc hned "a prici-
nou odjezdu do Czech jedno-
rodinny dun o Z pokojich, kou
pelna, sklep pod celym do
mem, bridlicovd strecha, CARA
ge, plyn, elelltrika, tvrde po-
dlahy, slepitnik, je blize sko-
ly a kostela. Tez "Dort" auto
mobil ma 5 osob. Blizsi Sc sde-
Il V els. 1905 Angelus Ave.
z Z. 131 ul. V Corlett. 5-21
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PRODA Sc dunn o sedmi
svetnicich koupelnou, eIektri
ka, fernes, plyn a vse zarize-
no. Haste Sc V elsie 1896
Bartlett Ave-, z K. 131 ul. V
MT. Pleasant. 5-15
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PRODA Sc ceska kridlovka
"a $1,000 a periny. Haste Sc
v els. 2401 Hood Ave. V So.
brooklyn, City. 5-15
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PRODA Sc dim peti svet-
nicich, plyn, zachod uvnitr, ga
rage, lot je 40 pri 145 str. Hla
ste Sc elsie 3449 E. 1913 ul.
3-15
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PRODA Sc zachovala Ford
ka pro pet osob, da Sc LEVINE.
Sc V elsie SOAP Pershing
Ave. S. T.. SIS
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PRODA Sc novy dim, tvrde
podlahy, finis, China cabinet,
Mantel vse zarlzeno. Male
Ia Sc hned kary, els. 1887 E.
119 ul. Prijd'te tamtez V sobo-
tn odpoledne neb V nedeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-15

PRODA Sc jako nova Al
Ford Touring kara, pouze "a
$3.50. Pfijd'te po ctvrte hodine
odpoledne do els. 1895 War
ner Road. 5-l5
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PRIJMOU Sc diva roznaseci
noVln ma roznaSku v okOll
Hamm a Dolloff Rd. Prihlaste
Sc V adm. Sv6ta. :?
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DELNfCI MA REPNA
POLE.

pTijnlou Sc Y Ohio a Indiane,
$35 od akru "a okopavani, pie
nj, protrhavani i ostatni prace.
Doprava osob i domaciho nara
di cd 10000 liber dplne
zdarma. Rodiny svobodni mu-
Ii jiz ma reprych polich "a
pracovani, necht' Sc hlasi u ma
seho jednatele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-15

PRODA Sc Ford Truck, no.
dici sc pro pekafsky neb gro
cerni obchod. Haste Sc V elsie
S342 Broadway 5-15
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Eaceuing All Past Events of
Semi-Annual Sale of China
chma-Cut ks-Lamp-Obect of to
lion Stock

HS sale always marked the
IL Gut Glass; Lamps and all other
Ieaaershp
tremendous
of
and Porcelain from France rcounte
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Cilda Varesi Dresses Up
In New Part, First Time i'm
Her Varied Stage Career

fatiguing shopping tours. She con-
cerned herself with acting, not with
clothing.
"For the first time l am to wear
clean, new clothcs," she said, her dark
eyes flashing good-humorcdly as if she
enjoyed the prospect. "For the first
time "A have a part in which l shall
be able to use everything it has taken
me years to learn In other plays |
have played roles in which the charac-
ters lacked something and restraint
was necessary. Either l had lost nv
husband, my child, or I was mad or
blind. l always have looked forward to
the time when | could play moody
role, in which the emotions shift like
an April sky. I love to move from
one key to another and feel that nv
experience enables me to respond to the
changing key immediately My new
role is just what | always have wanted.
1T is lighter than any of the others I
have had, but it touches all the emo
tions"
With everything in her favor, with
the opportunity to play a role which
she has long desired, Miss Varesi is
bcset by doubt--the doubt which every
actor no matter to what heiChts he
has reached, feels before first night
why can't we of the acting profess
sion be as cocksurc and as confident as
the members of many other professions
are = she asked. Before very i'm
portant concert Nine. Sembrich wae
asked if she felt nervous. 'Nervous.'
she replied, 4 am more nervous to-
night than | have ever been. Suppose
should fail my public | hardly
think that the lawyer before an i'm
portant case or business man who ;s
ABOUT to make big deal has ANYTHING
ike the mental struggle that an actor
or actress has before the first night is
over"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Pretty Models Drink Milk

In Greenwich Village milk has been
placed on the black list, at least at the
greenwich Village Theater. No more
milk may be brought to rehcarsals by
m! members of the cast of the Greenwich
Vl1lage tollies, the order reads
Inc other day John Murray Andcr-
S1 S1n round the stage entrance was SO
DlocKed with empty milk bottles that
1T was W, a matter Of great difficultv ''t to
reach the stage from the outside enD
trance. 1t was found milk was dcliv-
ereo at the theater every mornjne Inv
tne dozens of bottles, and it was thy
the cases. e"iiS III
Mr.. Anderson said this would nevor
40, SO the first thing he knew the artist
models soon would be taking on go CO
much weight that they no longer won1d
a1tract al ';,I' the first row occupants. 'I;o So
things '''' OIL forbidden
y, = "people r. who think artist models a.
wiSs Ii;SS l4nhauige 4haa IN something more spar
srng smnsv than nj milk should just see these Pe
empty bottles," Mr.. Anderson sa;d o0o
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15

$25 Dinner Sets at 1898
White and gold Dinner Sets in fine Por-
celain; very effective Colonial shape
decoration of two gold lines in border eff
feet; only white and gold, no colors.
$35 Dinner Sets at $29
Fine Porcelain Set decorated with neat
border of rose clusters with foliage in soft
natural colors, having line of gold con-
Meeting; edge finished with line of gold.
$45 Dinner Sets at $3.50
Fine Porcelain Dinner Set having a
continuous border design in pink roses
and soft green foliage with garlands sup
ported by line of color and edge finished
with a line of gold.
$50 Dinner Sets at $45
Fine Porcelain Dinner Sets with con-
tinuous border design in which pink.
blues, greens and yellows are very clever
ly used in border which is Japanese in
character, even to the little panel showing,
the bridge and the waterway; edges have
gold line; knobs and handles finished with
best coin gold