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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
CONDUCTOR FATALLY
SHOT ON HIS TRAIN

JACKSON, Miss. March 2s-Charles
Anderson, conductor Of an Illinois Cen
tral passenger train, was shot from his
train last night as il passed through
the yards here and probably fatally
wounded
A; the time Of the shooting Anderson
was riding on the steps OF a car. as the
train slowed down to stop here. He
fell 10 the ground and was found hy
the yardmastcr He stated he had no
idea who did the shooting, and the as
sailant made his escape in the dark,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
BILL FOR HOME FOR
FALLEN WOMEN FAILS

JACKSON, Miss. March 25, (Spl)-
Ignoring the pleas OF two ofNthe fore
most women Of Mississippi and the Pc
titions OF thousands Of others. the
house on Wednesday afternoon iudefi-
nitely postponed the bill previously
passed by tho senate providing for the
establishment OF protective home for
fallen women. The vote was G7 TO as.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
CRYSTAL SPRINGS WOMEN
WANT "CITY BEAUTIFUL"

CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss. March %,
lSpl)-The women OF the Floral club
have decided on city beautiful" for
Crystal Springs and have designated
Thursday, March % as the day upon
which to give the city thorough clean
Ing up. The Boy Scouts under the com
mand Of Mai. Green. q veteran OF world
war, who Ii the scout master, assisted
BY boys HEY organization, viii assiyt
the ladies in every way possible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
IgNlk 2Isl!lIl a GESIliB

PINE BLUFF, Ark.--Oscar Moore and
MRS. Anna Watts were married here.
OKoLoNA, Miss. Miss Estelle Car
isle OF this city. and MsEk WEIGH were
married here by Judge D. $. Bishop,
They will make their home on Mr..
Welchs plantation near Shannon.
NEWPORT Ark.--A marriages at
TeXarkana Tuesday night Of widespread
interest TO friends all over the state
was that of John Walter Wallace, OF
Newport, and Miss Kathryn Pettigrew,
OF TeSarkana, the marriage taking place
~ the brides home at Texarkana, and
the ceremony being In charge of the
pastor OF the Christian church OF that
city Following the ceremony the bride
and bridegroom left for Chicago, where
he has recently accepted a position with
an electrical engineering company and
where they VIII reside.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss.-Luther
Howard, son OF Aaron Howard, who
lives Just west OF Blue Mountain. was
married to Miss Dolly Cook. OF the same
community the wedding having been
solemnized at the home OF the bride.
The young couple viii live Just west OF
this place,
GREENWOOD, Miss.-~The Elliott a
into a place OF beauty and presented
q pretty scene for the wedding Of Miss
Lena $. Davidson of this city Ia Mr..
Sam Rogers II Louisville. Ky. which
was solemnized Tuesday. The cere-
mony was performed by RABBIT Hard
Ing Of the Orthodox congregation. and
was witnessed by several hundred per-
sons,
GREENWOOD, Miss.--A wedding OF
unusual interest TO the people of Green
wood and Leflore, was soemnlzed on
"Wednesday when Miss Emma Jones
Harding was married TO Mr.. Terrell
Wels, both of whom belong to the
Oldest and most prominent families of
the county. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Harding home on the
North Greenwood boulevard, The
eaiing of Miss Harding and Mr.. Wells
IS elimination Of romance which
commenced in their school DAYS. They
have scores Of friends In this city.
SCOOBA, Miss.-Eva Persons and Ce-
cil Thomas, two young people of this
section, took matters in their own
hands wAen the girls parents objected,
and went to West Point where they
were married Monday. They arrived
In Scooba on Tuesday and left at once
Tor Arkansas, where they viii make
their home.
PINE BLUFF, Ark Mrs. Fanny Nc
eau Brewster and Ressce n, Burks.
both well-knowp people OF Pine Bluff,
were married Wednesday by the Rev.
Homer Jordan. pastor OF the First
Christian Church Following a trip to
Oklahoma the couple will return TO
Pine Bluff to make their home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
Gbe RE@s sctu.Ctar
Classified Section
EMPLOYMENT.
FEMALE IL WANTEp.

The Cumberland Tel. and Tel %.
planning vacations for all operators
This makes 1t necessary to employ trOr
twenty to thirty young women Sstwse
the ages of sixteen and twenty-five
years 81 age. This company makes
speciality Of looking out for tie com
fort and convenience of its employees.
Rest rooms. recreation rooms an
wholesome meals are provided in sac
Of the offices. Vacations on fun pc
are given, and each emplOye rsceIv'
free Of charge. sickness and disabilii
Insurance.. If you are Interested. app
to Miss McLemore, third floor. Gun
berland Tel. 3 Tel. CO.. 1877 Court Av
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25

tody with the exception Of Is cases Of
whisky for medicinal. mechanical and
scientific purposes q
said Oouor viii be sold only TO those
possessing a permit as required by law
issued By the prohibition director OF
this or any other state.
STANLEY II. IRRELEVANT,
L. S. Marshal Western Dist, Tennessee.
n MpuanhIa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J, r. Harris and Mrs, Matte Jack
EFT; J, 7, Heinemann and jeanette
kaplan; John CIough and Queen Il.
Martin; Marcus Samfield and Emma
Kuhn; Henry q. Arndorff and Emma
Gene Crawford
Ossie Shiyers and Phyllis Van Bur
rem, w. T. Hyman and Sadie h. Will
son, Hosie Davis and Winnie May Fos-
ter; Lee A. Jones and Leona Gotten;
Spencer Anderson and Elola Wilson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
BIDS WANTED.

The Shelby county commission viii re-
Ceiye sealed bids for black oil, coal oil ana
what Is known as gas oil. An Of said
exterminate the mosquito Said bids
win be opened on the 30th OF March,
1890, at the office Of the county board
UtJhealth courthouse. Memphis, Tenn.
The right is reserved 70 reject any
and all bias.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION,
Z W HALE. Secretary,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25
SALE OF CON-
MsCATED LIQUOR.

Take notice that on or before the isth
day Of April. 1890, | will receive writ
ten bids for the sale OF any and all of
the confiscated liquors now In my GUS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25

PINE BLUFF, Ark--Oscar Moore and
MRS. Anna Watts were married here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-25

HALLS, Tenn.--Little Miss BODY Sue
smith NJ Halls, died at her home after
serious Illness Of a year or more, She
was buried near Gates
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Earl J. Thompson of Canada and Dartmouth, who es-
tabshed worlds record of IA 25 seconds for the
l20yard high hurdles at the intercollegiate track cham
Hionshps at Philadelphia week ago yesterday Thomp-
son went to the front the crack of the pistol and
cleared the ten sticks in fautess style Above-
is making for the tape five yards ahead Of Smith, of
Cornell, who is shown taking hurdle at the left.
Thompson also second place in the 22O-yard hur-
dies earning in all nine points of his teams total of
twenty four which gave Dartmouth third place
Paul
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

George N. Owen, with Kings Point
Falcon, a one-year-old wire-haired
terr,er puppy, born and bred at Great
Neck, which made a series of sensa
tiona! WINS at the show Of the Ameri
can FOX Terrier Club at Rockaway
mn'u.ntlng Club week ago yeste1 day.
rms terrier was judged the best dop
in it's class. ,s',,', u's
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Paul Thompson

Two striking action snaps of r. W. Landon, of Yale,
an men than intercollegiate record) in the high
lump at the forty fourth annual intercollegiate track
championships at Philadelphia a week ago Yesterday
Penn. the meet with 304 points, with Princeton
second with 20. Templeton, of Stanford, was second
with feet inches, forcing Landon to jump better
V"oh "e ""u eVe' uoHe peioIe. Paul THOMPSON
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Samuel Riddles Man O War, Jockey Kum-
me' up, probably the greatest horse in the
history Of the American turf and winner
Of the $4,000 Withers Stakes at Belmont
Park in :35 As the fastest mile ever run
in competition on an American track
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JEDNORODINNY DUN,

pokojd koupelnou, lot 40x
$50 str. v Mt. Pleasant "a
$500. Novy dvourodinny dunn
5 pokoju koupelnou nahore i
dole, dosud neobydleny Mt.
Pleasant "a $4,000. Velky
dvoupatrovy jednorodinny
dunn, snadno pfemenitelny ma
dvourodinny, Broadway a E.
40 ul., cena $4,000. Dva pekne
velke Lofty, 50x150 str. kazdy,
S mnozstvim ovocnych stromu.
Zastavka 15ta, jen co by ka-
nlenem dohodil Cd Mayfield.
Cena kazdeho $3.50.
Hemeyer Bros Real Estate
1864 E. 1873 st.
Tel. Garfield 9271 G.. Alt
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OZNAMENi
CESKE
v f r E j JNOSTI!

Dovolujem 81 uvesti V nejsir-
81 Znlnlest, re name zafizenou
dilnu, ktera je prvni ceska v
tonic meste. Vyrabime move
a barvime, predelavame a cisti~
me klobouky vseho druhu ia
ko: Panamske, LeghorD, Barry
kok, filcove, Piver, slamene a
jine. Jsme kloboucnici z Evro-
py proto rozumime svemu re-
meslu. Nyni je cas- nechat 81
obnovic klobouk, ktery vyjde z
nasi dilny jako novy. Cena no.
vych stoupa do velke vyse a
proto prijdete-li k nam, bude
to Vas prospech. Dina nase
prakticky zafizena naleza Sc v
elsie 364l Z. Al. ul. - 55th St.
kara Vas doveze az k nasi dill
nc. Ma zapadni strane name
stor tez dilnu V c. 3407 Lo-
rain Ave-, proti Lorain Banku.
Ia praci ruGime. Y ucte
FRANK STEPkA.
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Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzI,, zen a ditek.

Kataru zaludecnfm chorobam Sc
y6nuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem, pfijdte a nechte
Sc vySetfiti Nenocnf a chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, NELL by SO uchopiti
pfflezitosti jeho navst6vy. Navstivte
jej budeto Gspokojeni. Jestli ze Jest
vas pffpad nevyiecitelny, rekne Van
TAX bez olSolku a poradf Vam / v ne
zhojitelnosti. Zadny chorobny mul
neb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti Sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-l postizcni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou. vodnatelnosti, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazemi jater, srdce
slabosti ntrVa neL jinou chorobou sla-
boatnf jste-l zsinalr. trpIteli zavra,
II, nechutf k jfdlu, zAcpou nezazivno-
sti padoucnicf neb zaiude6nfmi stfov
mimi nepoIfdky, piijdte X DIR. Snellovi
Mate-li skvrny, krevnf. koznf neh
vlasovp neduh, prntrz neb zlatou zilu
vse Sc usp1chem lecL
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Danny

ochuravele boltnfm hlavy. trudnomyEl
nostf, bolestf krf2i, zvlaStnimi ne.
mocemi neb tsouli posti2eny jinpmi
nepravidelnostmi, slabostf neb nedu-
hem speciclne zenslsgm, mely by Sc 6
timto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vajecniku neb delohy lec1
bez noze Bylo-li VAN radGno podro-
hiti se operacl chirurgiclSe, ably od-
stran6na byla pffGina techto chorob,
neb pfi zlate zfle a prutrzi. neposlou-
chcjte tGchto polSynn "A nedavejte svcje
zdravi pod ruA, lancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou jehlu. ari2 byste sc drive pora-
dily Sc speca!istou.
Nehlcdc k tomu. Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc neL tak dlouho Vas suzu-
le. porad'te Sc tfmto specialistou. ably
cele vas budoucf 2ivot nebyl sazce
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Neh1ede k tomu. jak jste nemocen,
nehlede ami k VAST bezradnosti bez-
made jnosti nehlede ami k tomu, kdy2
VAN bylo liz feceno ze Vase nemoc
jest nezhojitelna, pfljdte a porad'te Sc
) timto vJoornym l6kafem a jest-ll ze
2bevG jen nitlla nad&je, ma ktere vibf
Vase xdravf mu2e tato Vesti k Naaemu
uzdravenf spok otenosti a stesn.
XNl.ASTNt TOZORNOST Sc y6nuje
chemickemh drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krve, moce a chrchiu vSem trpi-
cfm ncmocemi dusevpini a nervovymi
kompilSacemi.
Nsechny dotazy adrcsulte
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CERNY KRfZ
ROMAN
Napsa Jules deGastine. franciny pref. v Kucinsky
ROMAN.

vazoval Sc "a bezectpeho clo-
veka, byl odhodlan ma sebe
vztahnouti ruku a V zoufal-
stvi pravil:
"Ubohy Anselm! On by "a
hynul k Will mne ;. Ne, ne,
nikdy bych 81 to odpustiti ne
mohl."
"Nemluv hlouposti!' pre-
mluvil jej Vanderegue. "Po-
jed'me posnidat, bud k Bigno
novi neb k Brebonovi, tam ne
pochybne nekym z pratel Sc
setkame a poradime se."
"Co ii napada! Vratim Sc do
mu a budu psati otci -. snad
pojedu Ultra k nemu.'
''Nechces-li Sc setkati S ma
simi prately, vezmeme 81 zvla-
stni pokojik.' =
Max konecnG souhlasil a po
nekolika minutach povoz "a
stavil u elegantniho restauran
itu.
Pouze Vauderegue posni-
dal, ale on nemel mnoho chu-
ii, nebot' &C to tajil pred Ma
KEN, byl sam nemalo postra-
sen. Wee mohla witt velmi spa
thy obrat, kdyby SERVER V pi-
sarne dukladn6ji vec vySetfo-
val, hebo kdyby Anselm Sc pri
znal, od koho check obdrzel.
Rene sam neveril tomu, re by
Anselm vsechnu zodpovednost
ma sebe wal IA podvod, ktery
1spachal syn jeho dobrodince /;
die jeho nazoru nemohla odda
most tax daleko sahati. Ma dru
he strane nebylo pochybnostl,
re by Sc SERVER radoval z to-
no, kdyby mohl zniciti syna
sveho spolecnika, neb kdyby
mohl pfinutiti stareho Chato-
rouxa, ably Sc vidal ucastenstvi
V obchode. Server by pax stal
sam V cele firmy a on nebazil
30 nicem iinem. V nejhorSlm
pfipade by Rene prevail vse-
cku vinu ma sebe, zachranil by
sveho piltele, zahral by aspon
jednou V zivote SlechetnOu IL
: lohu a vzbudil by srdci Ma
xove pocit vdecnosti.
| Vsecky tyto myslenky roJi-
lly Sc pc dobu snidane V mysli
/ Vaudereguove, co mlady Cha
torouX sam niceho nejedl a Sc
del Il Stolu, jak sc rika, spise
mrtev nez' ziv. Bezcharakterni
: a osudem vyhyckany mlady
muz byl Y pravem smyslu slo-
: va zgrcen timto nestestim, kite
D re jej potkalo; sedel ma sven
: mist6 Sc zoufalou tvari; nevi'
; del neslysel niceho, co Sc ks
neho dalo.
a Rene obaval SC, ably Max ne
/ ueinil niceho nerOzyazneho
G elm by Sc mohl uplne znicitl
G proto zavezl jcj do jeho oby
dli a pii rozlouceni sc s min
priial od neho slib, &c proza
i tim sv6 obydli neopusti.
/ "Za hodinu pTijedu Ease
s tob6,' dolozil Vauderegue u 0
: dejel do klubu.
/ Tam Sc mu podarllo, re Wy
/ mohl pro svcho pfitele pro
IL dlouzeni karetniho dluhu Jest
/ ma ieden den, nacez specha
D sdoliti pfiteli radostnou tut
y zpravu.
10 Ale Max vyslechl il zcel
lhostejne, jako by Sc no to M
dotykalo.
(Pokracovanl.D
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"Hopla, mama to ncvidi
jest heslem Danny cd Maxi
ma" jez Sc predstavi v nede-
Il 25. dubna pri pfedstaveni
Dram. Shoru TYL. v &. N.
SIM ma Broadway. Listky v
obchcds p. Vacka, talntez.
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(Pokracovanl.)

OIL YMplA- Hra The Lost
City davana bude po Is ty-
dnu, poGinaje pci1delkem a
lterhem 10. a 20. dubna. Ne
zamcskejte zacatek a sleduj-
te pax az Ike konci. Nejvetsi
vec, jez platno dosud pozna-
10.
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HLEDA Sc slusny byt pro
mensi rodinu v okoli Mt. Plea
SAINT. Haste Sc v Potravnim
Druzstvu ma E. 131 ul. Alt
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Y /.

til sc domu s horecnou netr-,
pelivosti ocekaval pTlchod po-
kladnika Anselma,
"a co sc stane, byl-li pod
vod odhalen?" septal sam k
sobe, kdyz minuly tri hodlny
Cd odchodu Anselma do ban
ky.
Netrpelivost jeho rostla kaz
dou minutou.
"Coz abychom Sc podivall
do obchodu?" navrhl Rene.
"Mam hroznou pfedtuchu,"
odpovidal Max. "Zda sc mi, re
Sc stale neco straSliveho! Ach,.
proc jsem jen to vykonal?'
"Ceho Sc bojis?" pokrcil ra-
neny Vanderegue. Il kdyby
SC ma podvod prislo, otec Sc "a
tebe zaruci. +"
"Ale mas spolecnik SERVER
mas oba nenavidi a vykoristi
tohoto pripadu, aby otce meho
zniCil.' Phi tato myslence krev
Sc mi vail do hlavy. :. Neil
stota vzbuzujc We mne Zoufal-
stvi,'
90 je nesmysl.' pravil Re-
ne. "Druhdy delaval jsem ta-
kove podvody jednou i dyakra
tie za m6sic, otec Sc mne tro-
chu hneyal, potom Sc upokojil,
usmival Sc a rikal, re jsem
chlapik.
"Muj pomer k otci jest do
konale .jiny; provineni mole
by no zabilo !"
StOJl-ll pax TO "a TO, aDyS
sc pro hlouposti tax rozciloval.
Pojedeme do pisarny. Mona,
ze jiz pokladnik dostal penize
na check a ty sc tn zbytecne
trapiS a muciS."
Pratelc najali povoz a ode
ieli do ulice AmeleauskG.
Y pisarn6 jim rekli, &c ka,
| sir sc ieSt6 nevratil.
| jed tedy do bankcfskchC
zaycdu a zeptei Sc Levilaina
byi-li tam jiz Ansoini,' radi
Rene. "Mozna, ze Sc mu ce
stou neco prihodilo."
"To tax. To bych strkal hi;
va do smy6ky!' vZkrkl Max.
"Promluvim tedy sam bal
k6iem ty pocket ma mnc
lpovoze.'
Bud tax laskav."
Ale drive posnfdame, pro
toze jsem hladov jake vlk."
ia vSak nemam ted k j
| dlu chuti. Radeji jdi hned d
pisarny Levilaineovy a Wy
zved tam, co jest Anselmcm
"Nuze, tedy puidu."
KoGar je bro dopravil II
misto. Jake VSak bylo zde$er
| Maxovo, kdyz Rene po NAL
! chvili prisel o2namil mu, 4
Anselm byl zatten.
",Esam ztraccn." vzkiikl.
"Nikoliv; ptal jsem Sc V p
J sarne, zda-li pokladnik Al
!. seln .iiz tam byl, re Gekam
+! nc'rpelivosti jiz dlouho ma j,
| he navrat, poneyadz muslm |
! Get Il iirmy ChatOrouX a Serv
f: cr lostC dnes zapiatiti. Rex
iimi, &c AnSelm tam Sicc byl,
Il lc ze Sc dneS W neVrati, p
/ i|n6Vadz BY ZatGen. Wal pl
!: VSecku vinu ma sebe. NejmeI
!: val ply sy3ho pomocnika."
!! "Kdo Vi, neni-li to l6cla.
! "Neni. vzdyt mne tam n
. znaii.'
8 "Ansolma uv6znl, budC
!. no souditi a odsoudi do kazl
y ce. Ne, ne, nenohu pi'ipust
= aby "a mne trp6l. lined pujt
q oznamim soudu, re jsem
sam spachal podvodl" zvol
Max.
"Pcckej q nepospichej. D
1, We at sc celia zalezitost WI;
nj. Jm6no I've neni jeSte do
~ lczitosti t6 zatazeno polka
mix tim neumrc. kdyZ 81 pose
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PRODA Sc

FARMA, 72 a pul akru, 10
mil Cd Public Squaru, pul mile
od dlazdene cesty, l a pul mi
le Cd Valley City a vySsich
skol, / a pill mile cd drahy, 2
mile cd poulicni kary, dobre
budovy, 3 kone, Z krav, 16
prasat, 75 slepic, 3 kachny,
100 buslu ovsa, 80 buSlu BRAN
Dor, 10 buslu psenice, 10 bus
Iii zita, 800 buslu korny, 5 tun
sena, 6 tun slamy, 8 a pul "a
kru zaseto pSenici, kuchynska
kamna vSechno naradi "a
soby-na farme k nj pfinaleze-
jici. Jest to vzacna prilezitost
domoci sc prvotridnl fanny
LEVINE neb vymeniti il "a NEST
sky majetek.
F. c. Sklenar
1862 Washington Park Blvd
Tel. Union 315 w. Alt
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zlacenymi soucastkami, kabi-
net je zhotoven 2 praveho ma
hagonu s 20ti rekordy "a
$4,000. Ptejte Sc V elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. 4-23
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ERODA Sc uplne zachova-
le, temef move Overland auto
1915" "a piicinou odjezdu
pouze "a $3.50. Haste Sc ry-
chile elsie 4l21 Clark Ave.
4-23
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HLEDA Sc rent We vychod-
nj casti mesta. Haste sc v. els.
1860 e. IA ul. Alt
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 6ti svet-
nicich, fernes, dlazdena .ulice a
Zaplacena. Naleza Sc ma E. 1873
ul. z Union, cena $500. Dvou
rodinny dim na L. 134 ulici z
Union;> garaz, fernes. Cena
$10.800. DUN cihlovy ma Il.
121 ul. mezi Kinsman a Union
ul., tepla voda, fernes, dive ga
raze, cena $4,000. T6z Sc proda
il tfi muzskG obieky po $7o.
Haste Sc Fr. Panuska, 1904
Union Ave. I?
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn, phi kterem je postavena
krejcovska dina. Ma 8 svet-
mic, koupelna, sklep, pradelna,
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KEITH BIG TIMERS Ar
REOPENING OF ACADEMY

snnppy Music, "Pcppy" Comedy md
Mnster Gabriel Ecnturcs OF IN
Attractive NH.
Ihe Academy. now our home of
Keith vaudeville. openeJ Its doors
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TIGER ROSE THRILLS
AUDIENCE At STRAND
Misunderstanding Drama Of the Great
Northwest Is "ruo Good to
BE Missed"

Almost everybody has heard Of
Tiger Rosc" IN the last two years.
teresting plays and, thanks TO the
wizardry OF Belasco, enjoyed "A tree
mendous run.
II came to the Strand last nigh, for
TWO performances ana proved to be
well worth seeing over again. II one
had seen 1t IN New York. and. II not.
too good 10 miss. Tiger Rose is 81
means the characters are a mixture
OF French Guardians. Indians, AmerI-
cans and the picturesque mounted
police. In this particular case the
drama Is really a heart stirring mc!o-
drama OF vigorous action ana thrills.
Events crowd thick ana fast once Nh.
play gets started. but 1t Is all alb
sorblnS.
II one saw Leonore Uric who Gre
hted the role of Rose Bocion one
misses her exceptional art and per
sonality. but Miss Francesca Cappei-
iano Is very attractive nevertheless
and has n great many of Miss Ult!c's
stikin characteristics, especially OF
voice and diction.
The story re,volvcs about Rose Bo-
cion. who has been taken by factor
Or the hudson Bay trading post as
his ward on the death OF her father.
She develops into fascinating girl.
with swce. disposition. but utterrv
untamed nature. or course she falls
In love. and with Il Young American.
In the gallant Northwest Mounted po-
nee. Dut the course or true love de-
clded!y does not run smoothly for
these TWO: and the exciting incidents
whlch follow one upon the other as
the play advances keep the audience
at high pitch OF interest
There Is particularly realistic
thunderstorm during the second act.
which IL staged so artisticaily AS To-
greatly add 20 It's effectiveness. and
another scene. quite unusual. Is that
OF the deserted cabin at night and in
the early dawn. The electrical effects
are strong features OF the play
Tiger Rose" is a play we'll worth
seeing. The cast Is strong, though at
times II was very hard to understand
the broken English OF Pierre and
the Draw, broad Scotch OF Hector
MacCoilins. the first of whom talked
so fast that ono could never quite get
him, while the other mumblnd nearly
everything into his beard. Blu; they
were minor characters and didn't ar
iect the play; Francesca Cappellano.
BERNARD McOwcn and Jack BcrtIn
had the most important roles and
these were all handled capably.
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No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with Worms
have an unhealthy color. which indis
ates poor blood, and as a rule, there
) more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
given regularly for two or three
weeks Will enrich the blood, Improve
tho digestion. and act as n General
strengthening Tonic to the whole
system. Nature will then throw on
pr dispei the worms. and the Child
will be In perfect health. pleasant
o take. 6oc per bottie.-Ady,