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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
STEAM SHOVEL DELIVERED.
;ounty Unloading Quarry Equipment
- EuHnaee Ean$srv

County Unloading Quarry Equipment
: At Furnace Factory.
Tho steam shovel to be used at tho
Rock Valley quarrey has been deliv-
cred by the Marion Steam Shovel
Company, Of Marion, Ind, and was
Friday being unloaded by the county
at tho Lennox Furnace Company
factory. The furnace company spur
was chosen 80 that the shovel would
not have to be taken over the Linn
creek bridge.
It is estimated that the county will
be able to furnish rock for paving
work within the next two months. It
Is probable the county board soon
will Ak the date for the opening Of
bids for highway paving.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
Could Not Stand Stralqrt.

It does not take long, when tho
kidneys are out Of order and not do
ing their work properly, for poison
Gus acids to accumulate in the sys-
tenn and cause aches and pains. d.
c. Diamond. 1856 w. 30st.. Cleveland,
o., writes: II caught cold and It set
tied In my kidneys. My back and
sides were 80 lsnne and sore I could
not stand stra1Sht. I use Foley Kid
nsy Fills with good results and am
Eis.i 10 testify 80 ttssir helping pow
sr." Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
LYNX WINS TOURNAMENT.
Hull Loses Last Came Of Business
Mems Matches.

After several weeks Of contest, the
championship Of the business mems
volleyball classes was won by the
team captained by DR.. I. B. Lynx
that defeated W. B. Hull's team, the
champions Of the losers tournament,
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday night. A
big crowd attended. and the scores
were, 1i-ii and Ellis.
Lynx and Hull were both in the
same class at the beginning Of the
tournament Lynx defeating Hull in
the first class game. Hull, however,
won from the losers, fve out Of nine
games. Lynk's team never has been
beaten.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
ExesIisnt Spsaksr Of National Reputs
a. A~AAar oesiiv

ExesIisnt speaker Of National Reputs
to APPEAR Locally.
The ratlia IS invited to attend a
free public lecture on Christian Sol
enoe next Monday evening in the To-
cal church auditorium. 1t is the good
fortune OF Observation-Disclosures to have
the promise Of q lecture from Mr..
John G. Lathrop on Christian Science.
The tGsatn ont u mis- subject is
designed to be Of interest to the gen.
eraI public and everybody Is in
vited to hear this authentic discourse
on the tenets Of the church.
Everybody welcome. Christian Sci
ence Directors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
At tho Casino.

Tonight-J. Warren .Kerrigan in
1880 000."
Sunday and Monday, April Is and
19-Constance Binncy in 1.-THE Stol-
en- Kiss"
Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs
day April 20, 81 and % desert
Gold"
Friday and Saturday. April % and
24-George Walsh in "A Manhattan
Knight"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
Ne,cs Of FINLAND
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At the Strand.

At the Strand.
Tonight-Harry Carey in Marked
Men,"
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
April IS, 10 and 2o-Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris May in "Mary's
Ankle"
Wednesday, April 21-F'red Stone
In Johnny Get Your Gun"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
April %, % and 2i-Wallace Reid in
Excuse My Dust"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
CHOCOLATE CAKE,

Cream together two cups Of sugar
and two eggs. Add two tablespoons
Of lard, two cups of sour milk, two
teaspoons OF soda dissolved In a
little water. che cup Of cocoa and four
and a half cups of flour. Flavor with
", -;iit. Miss TeifIia l.. Evans. Sears
boro.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
MORSE CITIZENS
To GATHER HERE
STAVANoER LAoET TO HOLD
1920 REUNION IN THIS CITY
SEPT. Ia.
TO BE BIG GATHERING
OF NORWEGIAN PEOPLE
Expected That From 5000 to 5000
People Will BE Here For Reunion
3. L. 5elleson, Jewell, Hero to
Meet Committee-Will Use Fair
Grounds as Meeting Place.

The Stavanger Laget, the biggest
society OF Norwegian citizens in
America. will hold its 1890 reunion in
this city on Sept. l. and 3.
This was decided Friday afternoon.
when 3. L. Belesou. OF Jewell, met
the convention committee of the
lMarshalltown Club and committee
of local Norwegian citizens. to in
vestigate the facilities available for
entertaining the gathering. Willis
Mr.. Belleson was disappointed at not
being able to secure an auditorium
Of sufficient size in which TO bold
the society's meetings, he decided
that a tent could be placed to ad-
vantage in the fair grounds. which
the society will occupy as a meeting
place.
VIII Be Big Gathering.
The Stavanger Laget draws its
membership not only from one sec
ton of the country. but from the en-
tire country. There are usually IN
attendance at the annual gathering
between 5000 and 5000 people. Tho
laget was formed primarily by for
rner residents, and descendants OF
citizens of Stsganger. Norway,
While many of the members are
classed as former Stavanger people,
the laget has become more general
in it's makeup, and includes Nor
wegian people of the entire country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
II Drama 81. Movies -

Dry" and. with Edgar Macdregor.
a new musical comedy called The
Sweetheart Shop" Kolb and Dill'
In one OF their characteristic pro-
ductions are booked, and there VIII
be n special company, organized by
Block q Gleason, in THE Rainbow
Girl" A. S, Stern will be represent
cd as usual by company in Twin
Relsn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

Christian Science lecture Monday
night. Plan to attend. Everybody
welcome. Christian Science Direct
ors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
Plays and Players
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At tho Odeon.

Tonight and all next week-Cass-
Parker Rachford Shows.
Thursday, April 22-'Hello Amerl-
ca"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
chrIstIsl Science Lsotursl

chrlstla4 Schemes leosurs
Next Mondsl night. April 10, pore
will bo = free ecture by John Ola
throp. G. 8. n member u boa( OF
Iecturcship Of be mother church, 'heI
First Church d Christ, Scientist Ps-]
ton, Mass.
The public b invited. Chris(nn
Science Dtrecttts. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

Mrs. Bronson Tompkins. Of Eldosa,
was in tho city today, on the way 10
visit her husband at Cedar KapidA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

Place your order for sob printing
With Nc and IL will be executed
promptly. Same old location, II
south Center street or phone 10 and
our representative will call. Marshall
Printing Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
Sims Of Sprinn.

There are signs OF spring at the
Christie Studios, for
The Hon which bit his trainer in
the Bringing Up Father" comedy
has been given a dose of sulphur.
Two new baby parakeets IN Fred
I. Porters canary cage adjoining
the projection room.
Chic Sale carries a bunch Of rad
ishes to the studio TO eat for lunch.
Johnny Pay has his wife drive
down and take him home for lunch.
Colleen Moore is getting up a
Jacks" tournament under the can
opy Of the grocery store set down
on Fl Centre street.
Bobby Vernon's Christmas gold
knife is turning green.
Earl Rodnny's Youngest has recov-
cred from the measles.
Jimmie Harrison has to get up
on Sunday 10 put IN screen door
on his bungalow at Holly Springs.
There are not so many winter
tourists asking to ge, IN to see the
actors act up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17
CLYDE Benson's Success.

Clyde Benson's Success.
Clyde Benson, formerly OF this city,
now prominent In the moving
picture world, following several sea-
sons of success on the speaking
stage, Is building for himself niche
in the hall of fame OF fllmdom. He
has long since graduated from I'M
important parts to leading roles,
which be portrays with highest ar
tistry and fidelity. He is constant
~ engaged by the leading producers
in tho west. His most recent pictures
are Live Sparks" with j. Warren
Kerrigan. and the Jack Dempsey SER
ial now running in which Benson
appears as 1.-THE mystery man Ben
sons manager, C. w. Huntington, re-
Gently learned from what part or the
country Benson hailed. and he has
taken advantage of this information
TO let Marshalltown and Marshail
county folk know OF a former sons
rise TO fame in the silent drama
Clyde Benson is different from
many artists in this regard" writes
Huntington. He is blessed with eX-
IRENE modesty and will never tell
about his achievements. | thought
his former friends would be interest
ed in him and the name that he Is
making for himself"
Benson soon VIII appear In tho
super-feature. THE Virgin of SIAM
boul." with Priscilla Dean.
= i. =
Nasterfu! Stagecraft.
Reproducing the ocean and liner
about to leave her dock in your back
ward is a task which would stump
anybody but a motion picture pro-
Queer. Such a background was found
necessary for the final scenes in the
Thomas II. Ince production, "Mary's
Ankle" IN which Douglas MacLean
and Doris May are featured. The
fact that there is a swimming pool
on the Ince lot" helped consider
ably. Using this as his ocean" Mr..
Ince had two subterranean sweeps
, constructed that ruffled the water
and gave the appearance OF waves
Building the ship WIS an easy task
for the technical staff. "Nary's An
4 kle" is a humorous story OF an i'm
pccunious young doctor and tho
pretty girl with the sprained ankle
who p-ovidentially falls across his
path,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

DR.. Graham, osteopath, Masonic
Temple
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-17

Score Twelve For Dorothy.

Miss Dorothy Gish has begun work
on her twelfth Paramount-A Aircraft
production. as yet unnamed. Among
the players who will be seen are
James Rennie, late leading man with
Miss Ruth Chatterton In Moonlight
and Honey Suck'e:" Dorothy Walters
at present appearing In Irene" in
New York; Thomas Blake, Harold
Wallace, now appearing in 1.-The Ac-
uuittal" and Harold Wizard. promi-
ent in the cast Of Victor Herbert's
MY Golden Girl" now being shown
at the Casino, New York. Looks as
tho Dorothy will have an all-star
cast.
Zelda in OrIgIna! Role.
Miss Zelda Sears originated the
role Of Mrs. Genevive Crespigny in
Clyde Fitch's play, 1.-THE Truth" in
which Clara Bloodgood was the star,
and has now been engaged by the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation to
support Madge Kennedy In the
screen version Of 1.-THE Truth" This
CONTINUED on page y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

COOk-Good aIl-Esund; must Be good IN bread
and pastry. Cafe. 2l3S California ct. NV,
FhENCH TUTOR for second-year college stu
dent Apply at once. Address BOX sc, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

STHNOGRAPHER, experieneed; Is e start.
AdArnna. Rnx IN = .9fnnn -
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Sc Cash a Word

SC cash q WORD
The rate in Washington and vicinity
for advertising in The Star under tne
following popular elassincatlons
cents . word when cash IL PAID In ao
vance at the Business Once, 11th street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Autom obiies.
For Sale Miscellaneous
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities.
Poultry, Pets and Live StoeN
Wanted Miscellaneous. ,...
No advertisement accepted ZOE
than 30 cents each insertion. .nd
APARTMENTS and houses 1or ~ son
wanted and other real e nnsreed for BY
erai classifcations are chars
lowest charge is for lines Of 9i,,e 90
words or less. Rates: w, o times:
S1.os, two times: $1.a3. tn,T Addi.
1896 seven times Tone sscb in sane
P'S So advertising can b. charged VITO To-
out nrst arranging ut The star '
open an account. .+rons cash
FOR the convenient " NAV be
advertisements at above taoh oflces
left At any one Of the brancn neyt
listed below before 10 Pm. iot s.tur.
days issue and before pSt.,
day for insertion in SUNDAY
NORTHWEST. n..v
ID and Mass. Ave-, Hyseian 1T;ne
It'll and SITS. Goldenoefs
.,S Sl. .ns = p ss..' Mcclure. Pharmacy.
1tth snd Sts-. Day Pharmacy.
18Th and Florida Ave. Pearson
.1st and G SITS, Qnigley Pharmauus s,,.t
c5th and Pennsylvania AVE.
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\ 1901 1, ST.. Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST. r.,..,,
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Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST. ~
9Th and Eye Su-. Weller q
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GEORGETOWN. .u,.
w,,.onsin Ave. and NJ St.. y Donne"
,sth .nd SITS, Pride's PharMaey. ,.
ssth and NJ Sts., Weller r Moske'
Pharmacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

AN OPPORTUNITY
For men or ladies; with or without expert
enee; no canvassing; good chance for advance
ment
poIifan Rank bldg 26s
GET REAL PROPOSITION. PAYING BIG
MONEY.
II You have selling ability, this is YOUR
oPPoRTUNITY. A BIG PROPOSITION WITH
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wear For men without sales experience we
conduct a training school that gives you the eK-
perience of our star men. One week Of In
tcnsive training will prepare you for the field
and big commissions. Write immeda tely. stat
ing in full your qualifications, and a personal
interview will be arranged. Address Box 272-B.
star Office.
sALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn 5000 to $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
pefienced; city travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn, Dept 359 Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25
92o N. Y. Ave NV

sl9o-GROCERY and confectionery; evod locs
.lon Tor soda fountain: 9th St corner: 4
rooms; nice business rent, S37
uSooo-0rocery and confectionery on Capitol
a nlm: nice clean stock; doing good business ;
e" e ea rent; rooms: near . schools.
business sn enn at present: 6 rooms: rent, $50
y, 5O0-Grocery in good section doing nice
o's,ne e rent, $40; 2-year lease.
y. oOo.Confectionery and fruit stand across
I'LL, market; doing big business; rent, s35 4
ss2 2o0 and confectionery rent, sa5.
s100-Grocery and living rooms
S3SU-Near-beeR. 18th st. location
o000-Near-beer and pool business; Sc
70 o9MNear,beer and lunch; large colored
$Se0-Bakery. fountain and confectionery :.
Development: rent only S. -''
50@onfectonery and souvenir business.
= To M hRs shop. chairs: rent. SIS.
$l.2oe-Barb1 shsp, chairs; s turnisSed
$5So-chlored lunchrooms, cheap rent.
$:OOO-Coiored lmehroom rent. So
Sa.Svo01as and accessory business; ideal
ss5o-RoominE house. II rooms; rent. sac !.
RoominE house. downtown seetisn: II room.
Price: y 100. Rent. $50. will rent furnished
Tor sos per month, lease
R: ": Curtis. 416 9Th St NV. Room 51. .
TIRE SHOP. complete vuieanizinE plant; good
soeation cheap; must SELL Address Box 33s-B,
LINOTYPE MACHINIST- OPERATOR: com.
petent; would put machine in good printing
omce and take interest in business IL ipcor-
porated Address Boz 313-B. Star ofRce. 26s
PROSPEROUS tailoring cleaning and pressing
Rlacs Tor sale. 1923 18th st. NV. 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25
= P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
617 F. St NV

.-. r. r. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
617 E St. NV.
re.t from building pays bal. Part cash; easy
paynents- Price. $500.
Grocery and meat; s. living rooms: t,,p.s.r
stsdsn;. cheap rent; daily business, $50. In
eclored trade; daily business SO and uu: rent
w; long lease. Price. 81 500
busioes. room and living rooms; located
co. store vacant; will sell lease for $500.
Light grocery and confectionery: colored
Price $500. ' 90 inon'h
care in apartment hotel catering exclusively
70 nign-class trade; modern eouipment naiIy
receipts. 500. Will prove business m stated
Asking price. So, OO0 ''a'e''
mossr peer saloon: central location; a real
money money maker; the kind that will sell in a
hurry; always busy. A bargain at S., 500.
Del Del: soda fountain. cigars and magazines;
nt .ocalon; ) average daily receipts Sfl5:
S. 500. lease viii consider offer Of
a., AUG 1s repeir1ns, gas filling and storage; room,
tct y ea.; good transient location: Inspect
this one. Price, $500 '''e'
81. koGning and boarding; Is rooms; near 18th
= sacrifice at 81 rent "' "i0''
looming house. IL rooma. sas and cleo:
Che.n - 8, e6 q, furniture; high-class section.
.,I R0o%ins house: 10 rooms; NV. section: rent,
hoomihe mouse; 16 rooms: near 10th and
Eye SIS NV; rent. SIS. Price, 81. $50.
Rooming house; NV. section. 70 r..n, i,
o os.ns; hot-water heat; rent, $50; large in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25
WANTED-HELP.

OPPORTUNITY for an experienced solicitor
to act as superintendent Progressive Sales
Co., COS F NV. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

SALESMEN.
A real money-making opportunity 10 offered
to men who can sell. IL not now salesmen
who wish to sell, by one Of the foremost
houses in it's line in the United States. We
can use one hundred one thousand, 90 be
sure to call. Bring bona ade references. SO
you can start to work immediate Average
men can earn $3.50 a week and real live
wires up to $500 weekly. Call 10 to 4, E. h.
SHOE SALESMAN wanted.
Apply G. R. Kinney Co., 729 9TH
st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER--Must be
experienced and have ref. APP
ply Ah1eek's Drug Store, 18th
and F.
sr1NoGRAPHER, experiesesd: Is = start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25
BUSINESS oPPORTUNITIEA

49,. COAt1AUe0.
l. SedtiGIALEsSEN. confectionery. etc. store !;
G.ie and tearoom, Mt. Pleasant: $2,250.
terms ana auto accessory store; $1,000;
$50! soft.arink bar and poolroom at sacrifice
,.n MSnm,ss house: 10 rooms: central: newly
cuict ta Ss,:, some best rooms vacant; sl.15o to
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Min sse7 to Ne" York Reait, 1 sEsse1 2.
sIORE-GeneraI merchandise. for eale; located
IN country: Phone Hy.ttsyiile io4.W.-7.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Inc Home Of Business Opportunities.
Wy N. Y. Ave. NV.
Groee.y and meats: we'll located and
q seo3 rent $40 long lease. Sickness cause
MARSHALL,S.
oSon1ectionery and delicatessen; 5-year lease.
dsy ps saases ;. receipts run from $so$1oo per
Splendid bo.r MAks ia .ssa,oe house. re-
~ atly listed extensively furnished: rst-class
in W. heating plant: electric light; located
nrice ~ :. Commenting business section. Half
s. MARsHALLs
| 1,th .boarding and rooming house near
hath. .nu MASS. ave-; twenty rooms; new tiled
fnrui.u IN several rooms; new electric fixtures;
;n urnture practically new: tiled floors in din
AAs foom Worth 81, 600. Price, 81, 600.
MARSHALL'S.
noomlng house near 9th and Mass. ave-: "a
at ss zoe electric light; hot-water heat. Cheap
MARSHAIL's.
looming house, dfteeu rooms near 10th and
Priss s axe, pre-war rent; partly furnished.
AARSHALI,s.
notei-One Of the best propositions we ever
IS e1Ieo. On account Of i'll health. this hotel
y. iosy rooms will be sold at sacrifice: rent
why *Soo; good lease. Full particulars at
MARSHALL'S.
hooming house near 10th and Mass ave !;
e'eSen rooms; rent. $50. Price, s. 00O
MARSHALI,S.
Eunchroom. business section, doing q large
pran = nrst-class equipment four year lease.
MARSHALL.S
lease. Sacrifice at 81 zoo
MARSHALL'S
Fof hent-Furnished. roominx house 16
Toms: located near 18th and Mass. ave. NV
lmmeolAte possession. Rent only S1e5 per
monen. Secure this at once You can start in
0osiness on payment of one mopth's rent
AARSHALLS
AaveftHfnS does not count uulees hacked
up Dy real business under expert m.nage
ment We handle business brokerage and all
us branches in 4 professional way. Most ali
os. places are listed exclusively with this
S Wa List your place now and save time.
we have little or competition.
Marshall Rne;poee D-1J
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OFFICE ASSISTANT.
The Hecht Co., requires the
services of young lady to as
sist in office: must be able to
write we'll and figure accurately.
Apply Superintendent. The
Hecht &, Co.. 9TH st. at F.
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CATCHERS, 7; experienced
only. Apply ready for work.
Elite Laundry, 2119 18th st. NV.
COAT HANDS-Experienced ;
for alteration dept; permanent
positions. Gamond Co., 4O2 9TH
st. NV.
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MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS. BOoKKEEPERs
Salaries 81 $40 to $4,000 ALI. PERSONS
Especially ea-service mem are invited. without
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Of instruction in income tax accountancy Mon
DAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:15 and 1880
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exams for revenue auditors. Revenue Auditors
Training Inst, Az Kellogg bldg, 1416 st.
Main 1878 26s
ACCOUNTANTS, BOOKKEEPERS, CLERKS
Can yon I'LL s.. 900 job. A thorough knowledge
Of aecountancy will enable you to. We can train
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trained more G. +. AS and executive &C.
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ONCE open evenings. 61S Colorado bldg. Frank.
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DR.. kAPP, SAMOZVANY
PRESIDENT NEMECKA, PRY
SPACHAL SAMOVRAZDU.


Pafiz, l9. bTezna. - Marsa-
lex Foch, velitel spojeneckych
voJsk Sc vratil z Mohuce, ably
podal We spojenecke rad6 zpra
WI situaci V Nemecku. Ma
Kappa a generala Luetwitze
byly vydany zatykace a die v
Berline sirene povesti spachal
pry prvnejsi samovrazdu. Pre-
sident Ebert Jest ocekavan spo-
lu Sc svymi ministry dnes do
Rerlina, KAN pribyl jiz vcera
ministr obrany Noske aeropla-
mem.
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STATNf SJEZD ZEME-
DELCU.

Vykonny vybor svazu farma
ri z Cuyahoga okresu rozhodl
"a vcerejSi sve schuze V hotelu
Statler konati prosinci stat
nj sized zem6d6lcI (grange) z
Ohio V naSem m6st6. Asi 1000
delegate Sc ocekava a konven
ce bude zahajena V Grays
zbrojnici IA. prosince. Zeme-
delci z naSeho venkova uspo-
radaji pri te prilezitosti w
stavku plodin, iimz V Cuyaho-
ga okresu zvlaSte dobre Sc da-
II, kterouzto vystavku obeSlou
zvlaSte okolni zelinafi.
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v PRADEL-
NE.

Priserny Gin byl nahodou od-
halen v Berlin6. We Stralauer
Alice obyvala jednu vilku 72-
leta vdova Tillerova a 42leta
domovnice s 19letou dcerou.
Obe zeny pecovaly svedomite
O churavou starenu. Je tomu
pres m6sic, zmizela nahle sta
rena a domovnice vykladala
kazdemu, kdo Sc po nj ptal,
re Sc odstehovala k pribuz-
nym do Zehlendorfu. V techtO
dnech prisel navstiviti Tillero-
YOU jeff synovec. Historka o
pfisidleni stare pani mu byla
podezrelou, zvlaste kdyz neve
del o pribuznych z Zehlendor-
fu. Prisne uhodil ma domovni-
ci a ia po dlouhem zapirani
fekla pravdu. Stara pani ze-
mrela pfirozenou smrti. Do
movnice Sc chtela zmocniti ie-
iiho nabytku a sporitelnf kniz-
ky ma 1000 Nix We strachu,
ably nemusela vSe vydati dedi-
cum stafeny, zatajila jeji
smrt a spalila mrtvolu v kam-
mech pradelny. ODE zeny byly
zatGeny pro podezreni 2 vraz-
DIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-18
CHTEJf ARKADY u VYCH
los UL.

Obchodni komora ma zadost
maiitelG domii ma Euclid Ave.
mezi vych. 100 a 107 ul., zaji-
ma Sc pritomne rozSireni Eu
cid V naznacenych mistech,
kde poulieni doprava stale Sc
rozmaha. N6kterf odbornici
navrhuii, aby priceli tamej-
sich domG byla promenena "
podloubi, ktera byla by chod-
ci uzivana. Navrh Sc Euclid
skym libf a bude brzy mestske
stavebni komisi k prozkouma-
nj predlozen.