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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET

MEMPHIS Oct Receipts
light; market steady; best fat steers,
$6.O097.50; fair to good $55OM6 90; poor
quality light, $5.OOdG5O best grass fat
steers and heifers, $600@7.50; medium,
$6,0O@700 light medium, S6OO@7 90:
light medium. $5,00m6.OO; cutters. $3.50
@450; Gamer cows. $250a3O0. poor,
light yearlings. $3.OOd3.75; good spring
calves. I.00a8.OO; medium, $5,O0d6 90;
thin, S4.50d5 500; best veals, S0Od9 90
poor kinds, $5.OOM5.5O.
Hogs, receipts light; market lower;
heavies. 220 up, $12 5Od 10. rs; medium,
l6O-220. $1300@l4.25; thin packer sows,
S.00Q9.50; good packer sows 10000
1850; lights. 120-160. 12.0O013. 50:
heavy pigs, $1OOOq11.5O; light pigs,
$S.006950
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ToMoRRoW's ESTIMATED.
LIVERPOOL COTTON

New orleans 4O00a j. 600 G.39o *
Galveston ..,.. Missing t5.707 36.54E
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CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Whcat No. .
red, s2o7a No. ! hard. $2.Opkm2. O6.
Corn, No mixed, Sli9aS4c; No. >
yellow, S2Ncis4Lbc.
Oats, Na : white, 53l4@54Lc. No 3
white. 6lLd53C
Rye, No. ,. Sl6Slq@l 69la.
Barley, Sscu$l.Oo.
Timothy seed s50Ga6.50.
Glover seed $l2.O0a20.OO
Pork nominal
Lard. SEQ
Ribs, SIG 2baII7En
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Two Controversies.

Two notable controversies. oue con-
stitutional and the other theo.0Kical.
have arisen from the case. The frat
was whether ktsg George could prop
erly exercise his pardoning preroga .
tive independently OF or against the
advice Of his ministers The second
was whether the Catholic Clergy.
representing church which holds
sulci3e to be crime could CON
sistently administer the sacramerts
TO hunger strikers The kings reply
through tho secretary Of state for
war, to the petition ~ members 0f
parliament WAS generally interpreted
TO mean that the ktRgg personal
leaning was toward granting a par
don. But since Premier Lloyd George
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SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct. 25.-Turpen.
tine steady. LOO; sales, none; receipts.
2S2; shipments, 941; stock, 21.632. Rosn
firm: sales. $50; receipts. s4s; ships
=, T; G. II, I. HOO; K, No n, Wig, Wws)
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Gram.

Chlcago.-Export bids for wheat are
IN this market. They can not be ac-
Babcock to Clark g. Co.
Grain Forecast-Rain and cooler
Tor Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota and
North Dakota; unsettled but warmer
| wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska and Kan
sas fair and warmer in South Dakota.
Chicago.-New York wires: Export
demand for wheat flat SO far.-Wagner
to s. G. G.
Londen-Rains have fallen in New
oouin wales averaging Quarter inch
on the south coast and lower Darlington
| district and a half inch in the north
| western sections; three quarters of an
inch fell in the northwestern plains, one
and a quarter inches in the northern
| iaoie and and two to two and half
In the Rorth.-C. C. & Co.
- Horthw yes cars: Minneapolis 71S vs..
Winnipeg LIZ.
Chicago.-Corn is looking weak.
! There are hedging sales being made in
| December against cash bought on ia
bles.--C. c. & Co. to McFall
Winnipeg wires: Very small indiffer-
| ent demand; 1000, 900 bushels of wheat
In store at Fort william; 1,177 cars
| inspected here Saturday, Wheat is
acting tired.
NdSp'--TSApOIl sales OF wheat last
week estimated at 5000 900 bushels The
English news is better this morning.
Market should recover from depres-
sions. though bulges not likely to be
permanently. G. NJ. to Clark & Co
,Omaha.-It is estimated here that
about 50 cars wheat will be on the
market today. Recent average has been
around 100 Wheat consignment no.
tees show big increase One house
bought 10000 bushels wheat Saturday
at one station in Nebraska at 81 80 per
bushel. Cash people here say they new
er saw such Door demand for wheat.
Ticker to McFall.
ChScago,-,Thc government of India
has decided to permit the expectation
of 100000 tons of wheat up to the end
OF next March providing that it can
be purchased, at the limit OF s2.75 per
81 pounds-C. c. & Co, to McFall
Chicago-Santa Fe crop report: Rains
over the Southwest improved wheat
prospects especially that already up
and enabled farmers to pillow and seed
more readily Reports on acreage are
irregular Corn all matured and about
harvested. Car situation improving in
boxed and stock cars. Total grain load
ing last week 1901 cars VS.. 1,466 cars
last year.
Total visible: wheat BAH 900 VS.. 95,-
$4,000; corn 10277.000 VS.. / ,430, 900; oats
yS3 $1,000 VS.. 1906 90.
Visible supply changes: Corn, de-
crease. $4,000: wheat, increase, o.
27S,00O; oats, increase. 21S,4O0.
Total clearances: Wheat, 2,33S, 900 VIZ.
none; corn. $1,000 VS.. none; wheat and
flour, 2.338.000 VS.. none.
Stocks.
Pittsburgh.-A drop in coal prices is
looked for within the next 10 days due
to action taken nv Western pannSy-l
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ST VOWS, o.t. 25.-.%sh Wheat,
Ne, red winter 81 92Q2 e: pee. $780,
bid, march I92is hid.
Corn; No. white, soc Dec, SOsaGt
Oats: no White, 52a53'aCi Ne 3,
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R36, Is. Cd; futures, E35, lie, Cd; zin
spot, es9, los; futures, $40, los.

ST; LOUIS, Oct. 25.-Poultry-Hens
Butter--cTeafAerS. soc. -
Eggs-55c.
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HEART FAILURE"
BRINGS DEATH TO
STARVING MAYOR

Continued FROM First Page3
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and
UNCHANGED Mtddling 2050c. Sales
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AMERICkA YACHTA ZVl-
TEZILA.

New York, 27. cervence. =
Yachta Resolute. jez branila
stfibrny pohar, jako trofaj v
mezinarodnich yachtovych "a
vodech, dobyla slavneho vitez-
stvi V zaverecnych dostizich
dnes, pfedstihnuvsi Shamrock
". o 10 minut as vteTin. Ur-
cenou drahu ujela VS. hodi-
mach, 2S minutach a 35 vteri-
mach, kdezto souperici yachta
potrebovala 5 hodin, AZ minut,
20 vterin. Stribrny pohar tudiz
zustane nadale Americe, V
iejiz drzeni byl po sedmdes5t
roku. Lord Upton, vlastnik
Shamrock w., prohldsil, re
znovu zkusi stesti V 1922.
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CHARAkTERISTICkY Do
KUMENT o kULTURNi Wy
SPELOSTI POLAKU

prinasi krakovsky "kuryer
ICodzienny": Pc Krakove ko-
iuje pov6st, re 10leta zidovka
porodila ma gynekologicke xii
nice potvoru rohy, kopyty a
ohonem, zkratka maleho certa.
" patek shromazdil Sc u porod-
nice tisicihlavy zastup, ktery
zadal vpusteni, ably 81 d'abla
mohl prohlednouti. V davu by
ly elegantnf danny, ktere tvr-
dily, re d'abla widely ma vlast-
nj oci "a zpropitne 40 K. Die
slov techto dam jest omen d'a
blk pfivazan retezem V pri-
zemni sini porodnice, ma rohy,
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PETR JELITO III.

We ctrnactem stoleti byl o.
lomouckym biskupem Petr Je-
Tito, rodem TreSkovce. Histo-
RE lici toho cirkevniho hodno-
stare jake clov6ka ziStneho,
ktery k vdli pen6zum pfebi-
hal mista ma misto. Pomoci
cisarskou stal Sc biskupem V
Chusu, pax LitomySli a arci-
biskupem Y Magdeburku, od-
tud dostal Sc do Olomouce.
Kan priSel, tam mel spory =
O panize! Nakonec sam papez
dial no do klatby a to Ease k
vuli penezum :. Vzpominame
t6chto faktu dnes, kdy baron
kardinal Skrbensky odchazi re
stolce arcibiskupskeho. | on k
vuli penezum utekl z Prahy do
Olomouce a on dnes opuSt6n
kde kym. Sam klerikalni list
hazi po mem blatem. Ovsem
teprve ted, kdyz uz jest bez-
mOcny.
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COOLiDGEOVO UVEDO-
MEM.

Northampton, Mass, 27.
lcervence. Guv. Cal. Coolidge
~ reel, kterou forrnalne pri-
! Jal republikanskou nominaci
Ia mistopresidenta, venoval
Sc hlaVn6 nalehavym profile
mum poValecne rekonstrukce.
We Netsi casti sve reci oblral
Sc domacimi otazkami, avSak
napred zadal "navrat k ma
prosto mlrove zakladne, pone-
vadz to jest v zasade americka
zakladna. A nez-li domaci
problemy mohou byti rozluste-
ny, dodal, musl byti navrat
"od dobrovolne autokracie"
zalozene "a valky ku Wade,
jak byla vykonavana pod nau-
kou rozdelene pravomoci. V
odstaVcl reel venOvanem Svazu
Narodu guverner chvalil repu-
blikanske senatory pro jejich
oposici proti Qmluve bez w
brad, jak predlozena byla pre-
sidentem, prohlasiv svaz ta-
kove forme 'za podvratny anne
rickych tradic a neodvislosti A
meriky.' S guvernerem Coolid-
gem ma podiu byli senator Hen
ry Cabot Lodge, dffvejsf sena-
tor John w. Weeks z Massa-
chusetts a JIM republikdnsti
vudcove. S aeroplanu hazeny
byly kv6tiny ma travnik, ma
nemz uvedomovaci obrady ko-
many. Pro Northampton a dale
ke okoli byl to veliky svatek a
tisice lidi hemzilo Sc V ulicich
mesta jiz cd rama.
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ohon a hlayu jako male tele a
kope kazdeho, kdo Sc mu pri-
blizuje. Pod,e jin6 zpravy
chteli pry d'ablika V 1tery po-
krlti V kostele sv. Michala, ale
tu pry Sc mad kostelam stras-
he zahlysklo, az Sc hostel "a
chv6l, nacez Sc lekari pokusi-
Iii d'abla otraviti cyankalim, ale
bez1spesne. Lid cht6l d'abla
spatriti "a kazdou cenu. Nepo-
mohlo vysvetlovani nemocnicni
ho personalu, ami l6karu a ko-
lnec koncu rozSiTila sc zprava,
ze feditel 9mocnice byl cd
dotytne rodiny podplacen, aby
potlacil tento rodinny skandal
s novorozenym d'ablem. Te-
NINA noe jiz zahalila davno ce-
l6 mesto, ale davy jeste stale
It9kaly pred porodnici, ably uvi-
d6ly d'abla. Nepomohla inter
vence policie. - K tomu "Ku-
ryer Codzienny' podotyks, ze
jest TO zjev We dvacatem sto-
lett sice smutny, ale bohuzel
pravdivy! Clovek Sc otrese!
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GROCERNf A REZNICKY
OBCHOD Sc PRODA To y

malenn, rychle rostoucfm me-
stecku 10 mil cd Clevelandu
ma dlazdene ceste u kary. Della
Sc obchodu kolem $1,000 tydne.
Vse jest pekne zarizeno. Ma
Jem S45 tydne. V dome je fer
nes, elektrika a plyn, voda /
kanal. Mattel tam obchoduie
pres Is roku a vzdava Sc OBJ
ehodu. Cena $4,000, V cemz .je
zahrnut automobil. Piste
hned, je to neobycejna lace.
L. Reficha, r. 5, Chardon. o.
1929
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VYMENf Sc novy domek

VYMENI Sc novy domek o
6ti svetniclch V okoli Broad
way a Union ui. tez kousek
Ipozemku, dale domek 4 svet
niclch, bllze Kinsman Rd.,
.rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
'pfi 1898 str. a k tomu jeste
jeden lot. Vezme Sc mfsto pri-
vatni aneb obchodnl. Prodaji
Sc tri domy a stor ma vych.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave., dale
vymenim obchod "a privAtni
dunn. Nam mnoho Jinych domu
jak IA prcdel, tax ma vvmenu.
Haste Sc Il Ihom. Suchy. 2465
L. So 81. Tel. Prinet. 1915 ".
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Porto Praya. - Ease ma vode.

LODI plula stale ma vychod
povetrnost byla prekrasna, a.
vsak cestuiici nasi nachazeli
Sc ia mori liz dele lednono me-
slce a touzili tudiz spatritl ze-
mi, necht' byla TO i zem CHI,
neznama.
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jazyk ma uzde? Sure, dana ia
mela pravdu. ia byl te chvili
skutecnym Zviretem, nebot'
kdybych byl byval clovekem,
nebyl by mne d'abel svedl k
tomu, abych te bill tax nelid-
sky. Dana ia mela pravdu a ia
to vicekrate neudelam !"
"Whisht, honey, milacku
To byla ia whiska a ne ty - ty
ne. A kdyby i, CO ona ma Ia
pravo, michati Sc mezi mas,
kantorovat mas a delati tobe
kazani? Cemu pax takova hol-
ka rozumi? A co vlastne je to
ga holku? Nevis ty to, Judito
Riordan?" otazala ~e, obratic
Sc pojednou k posluhovacce V
. kabine, ktera celou scenu sle-
dovala dechem utajenym.
"Oni - ii tam V kabine ma
zyvaji il Biddi Martin, the
manater; ale ia tomu neverim
q nikdy vefiti nebudu, nikdy!"
odvetila Judita rychle a tise.
"Biddi Martin, the mama
ter?" opakovala mistress Null
lony uzasu.
Eyes, sure.
"The man-ater?" znovu ta-
zala Sc zena.
"A poziva ona muze skutec-
ne?" \
"Bedad = ty danny kabi-
ne tax povidaji. Ale ia tomu
nevefim, sure! Je to bud spas
nejaky, nebo hrozna pomluva
- pravda to ma zadny pad ne"
MI"
"Feix, then. Kdyz stala tax
rozkacena prede mnou, tn We
ru myslel jsem, ze pfi nejmen-
sim utrhne mi hlavu = tax di-
voce ma mne hledela !" tvrdil
Majk. v AS' us
"Lidozrout! Tygr zenske
rostave, Aha, proto asi posla-
ma byla do divokych krajin
mezi lidozrouty ma Cannibal
islands," rozumovala Mrs.
Mullony, pfichazejic k tomu
samemu nahledu, jako prve Ju-
dita Riordan.
ia vsak pravlm vam, re to-
mu nevefim, q nikdy verit ne
budu! ia davala ma nj poZor a
presv6dcila jsem Sc, ze il masa
velmi malo. A co muzskych sc
tyce, tn vyhyba Sc Jim dale
ka sotva asi ma chut' je jisti
k ob6du nebo k veCeTi. Jak po-
vidam, je to bud jen spas, ne
bo mrzka pomluva", potvrzo-
vala Judita.
Eyes, tax tomu asi bude",
prisvedcoval Mr.. Mullony. 90
na mi dala dobre ponauceni F!
Ode dneSka nikdy neuhodim
moji Biddy vice! Sure, Biddy
ie zritelnici meho Okla a mila-
ckem meho srdce, ia ale posa-
vad nevidel V tom mic Zleho,
kdyz jsem il trochu nalupal,
naopak iednal isem podle pfi-
siovi "Co Sc miluja, to Sc kot-
kule". Dana ia privedla mne
ale ma jine myslenky a jak
isem pravil drive, pfisaham u
svateho Patricka a vSech jcho
Svatych, 1e ma mOJl Blduy nj
kdy vice nesahnu pesti. Faix
Byl jsem veru osklivym zvire-
tenn doposud".
Skoda, re bojovnice "a zen-
ska prava neslysela slova to-
hoto prost6ho a nevzdelaneho
Ircana, nebot' jiste nebyla by
odchazela z mezipalubi $ po-
city tax trpkymi, ano zoufaly-
mi, nybrz naopak S pocitem
radostneho sebevedomi, ze uci-
Mia dobfe.
XIV.
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pRCDA Sc pekny dun II
Brcckside parku velnai LEVINE
nasiedken1 uzavl'eni poznstalo
sti. Haste Sc v elsie 1856 w.
43 st. 1928
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Zajata nevesta.
Ronan ctyrech dech cd p E. D. E. N Southworthove
Pro "Domacnost' prelozi Hugo Chotek.
Oooooooeooeeee
kapitan Mckenzie stale u

kapitan Mckenzie stale uji-
| st oval, re bude-li povetrnost
pfizniva, pristanou u Cape Yer.
&c Islands pocatkem mesice
listopadu a tn pax zasobi Sc
vsim potrebnym, zejmena Ger
stvou vodou, zeieninou lusti-
Mani.
Predpokladani kapitana
vsak Sc nesplnilo, nebot' vitr
byl rychle plavbe velice ne
pflznivy; bylo jiz polovice Ii
stopadu a kapitan stale doufal,
re "a ctyfi nebo pet dni LODI
pfistane u prozatimniho sveho
cile.
| Mala spolecnost nase bavila
Sc jak jen mohla - pitim, il
dlem a spanim; chuzi pc pa
lube, rozmluvami a prohlize-
MIN lode; praci, ctenim a zpe-
vem. Zasoba cteni a zpevu by
la ovsem zahy vycerpana a ma
81 cestujici kratili 81 dlouhou
chvili tim, re blizeji seznamo-
vail Sc plavci, dIstojniky To-
de, Sc vnitrnim zarizenim je-
jim, ano Sc zviraty, nachaze-
| jiclmi Sc V podpalubi.
Bylo tn cele mnozstvi drG-
beze: slepice, husy, kachny a
krocani; bylo tn n6kolik tuctu
hoveziho dobytka a jedna kra-
va. Hulk tn panujici je po-
Catku havil, avSak i to jich ca
sem lomrzelo a vsichni, zejme-
ma ale PAM Breton, zle mari
| kali Isl ma to "nekonecne plo-
vouci vezeni". Mluvic mysu
Verde Islands, pravila:
ia myslim. ze brehy ty ne
spatrime nikdy. Zadna znam-
ka neukazuje k tomu alespon.
Stale ia sama obloha, stale ia
ssama voda kol dokola, tax re
fse zda, jakoby jsme stale staly
q nesly ani o krok ku predu".
| Welt, pravila miss Con-
iyers usm6vem, "ac zda Sc
nam, re stale vidfme jen to sa-
me, prece jenom name mnoz-
stvf dukazG, re jdeme ku pre-
du dosti rychle; nepovfdaii
ham to jen zapisky lodni, ale i
bovetrnost. Vzpomente 81 jen,
re name iiz mesic listopad a
vzdor tomu horko, jako u mas
" cervenci, nebo srpnu. My po-
hybujeme Sc a dosti rychle k
tomu, vefte, mila Marto".
"Oh. MONA, ze ano, ba We
rim tomu, protoze Wy to pra-
vite", odpovedela Marta viva
jfc.
"Coz nepocit'uj to ma So
be?" smala Sc mala pani Ely.
Nine je tu horko k zaduseni,
ma vzdor lehkemu menu oble-
ku. Musime by jiz blizko o.
bratniku".
"To jsme take. ia slysela
dnes ramp fici kapitana, ze V
poledne nalezali jsme Sc V 20.
stupni a Z minut zemepisne
sifky 33 stupnu 8 minut
IVychodni zemepisne delky. Po-
die toho neisme tudiz pfiliS
vzdaleni od mysu Verdi Is
lands mUzeme tam byti leh-
ce ia diva dny. Bud'te tedy
Itrpelivy a kurazny, nebot' "sta-
~ tatik Cas-" jest neilepsim
t6sitelem", pravila Britomar-
ia.
! V tom okamziku vrazila do
Eajuty Judita, celia udychana
{. jak Sc zdalo postrasena.
"Co Sc stalo?" tazala Sc slec-
la Conyers. "Je to lod' V pla-
menech? Vypukla vzpoura?
Ci pronasleduje mas morsky
loupeznik?"
''Pockejte, az chytim Ease
dechu!" koktala Judita, posud
tezce oddychujlc.
co tax n1lade zeny uzkostl
Ia nj pohlizely, spozorovaly,
| re uiIrNva neco zastefe a
rtoao,rn nc,,i D,,o@n, ;hnoL
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PkODA Sc obchodni DUN Sc
storem a vnitrnim zarizenim.
Jest tam l3 sv6tnic, dobre mi
sto pro obchodniho muze. Ce-
ma $4,000. Zadny agent. Hla-
ste sc Y elsie 3012 Sersdall A
We. 7-31
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PRODAJI Sc diva pekne lc

PRODAJl Sc diva pekne To-
|ty "a pfitinou odjezdu ma
tarmu. Ma jednom .je postave-
ma garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pri
200 str. prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlast' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaji Sc ma E. 135 ul. z Union
Ave. Haste Sc elsie l34O5
Syec Ave. V Corlett. 7-3O
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PRODA Sc dunn.

PRODA Sc dunn, obchodni
misto, hodici Sc ma jakykoli
oochod, je ceskem okoli els.
1852 f. 49 ul. Haste Sc V els.
1929 (. 81. ul. Z Fleet Ave.
1928
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Pani stavitele pozor!

Nam diva Lofty ma jedne z
nejlepslch ulic V Mt. Plea
SAINT, ktere prodam aneb wy
"a diva mortgage. Te-
ietonujte Union 189-W. =
Broadway 2157-W. :?
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PRODA Sc krasny lot, vsech
no mestske zavedeni, stoji tam
moderni garaze S elektrickym
svetlem. Nese cislo 9516 Glib
son Ave, blize Union. Proda
Sc "a Sl100, aneb hotove "a
91050. Haste Sc Y els. 95l8
Gibson Ave. 7-31
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PRODA Sc automobil "a lev
nou cenu, jest pro sedm osob a
je noyy a uplne zachovaly.
Haste Sc V elsie 8001 New
York Ave. q Warner Rd. 7-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
PRODA Sc

PRODAJl Sc diva honici psi
til mesice start. Adressa mali
tele Sc sdeli V adm. Sveta. 1923
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc maly byt, k
V els. 1888 E. So. St.
7-30
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
Vse "a hotov6, tydni trzba
S4O0. Byt peti pokojich. Ce-
ma $1,000. Haste Sc v elsie
2040 W. 20 ST., blize Abby A
We. 7-31
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-12
WHICH PARTY WILL WIN?

We take pleasure in announcing that any of our readers can secure a valuable vest pocket book of political information free by sending the post age therefor, two cents in stamps, to D. SWIFT & CO.,, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. c. It gives the popu- lar vote cast by each state for Wilson and Hughes in 1916, and also for Will son, Roosevelt and Taft in 1912. It also shows which party carried each of the States in each of the last 10 presidential elections. It also shows which presidents belonged to the Fed eralist party, Whig yarty, the Demo- cratic party, and the Republican par ty. It also contains much other use full information, such as business laws, parcel post charts, etc., and it would cost you 25c at book store.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-12
THE PARADE
JUST PLAIN HORSE SENSE

How will I spend my vacation this summer?" Oh, yes, we know you would like to trot off to the seashore and splash around in the water, and show strangers what fine figure you have, and annex coat of fashion able tan, and eat the vile stuff the summer hash houses hand out to you, and all that sort of bunk. But here's a little oldfashioned horse sense and it won't cost you even a thank you.
 Within ten or fifteen miles of this town are many of the finest farms in the country. In the summer time you will find growing on those farms about everything you care to eat. You will find cattle, and hogs and sheep, and other animals galore. They are good to look at and it won't cost you any thing to look. Then you will find good honest, intelligent, whole-souled peo- pie on those farms, too-people who mean what they say, and don't fatter you to your face and call you freak when your back is turned. They are good people to know and better peo- pie to have as friends. Go out and spend your vacation on one of those farms. Feed the chickens and the calves, and learn to milk the cows and stick on the back of a horse Wear fifteen cent straw hat and ride around on the loads of hay as the far mer is drawing it into the barn. Pick flowers and give your tired and dusty lungs a treat by breathing the pure air of the country and the fragrance of fields that are green. Be a real sport, and not an imitation. Get back to nature once in your life if you never get there again. Get few friends to- gether, pick out the place you want to go, write to the farmer. If he can accommodate you it may cost you but few dollars and be If irestima- bic value to your future healcn. This i'd just homely language, but darned good human sense.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-12
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE FOR
 WOMEN

Fayetteville, August 11.-Work of special interest to women and girls is being arranged for the women attend ing the Farmers Short Course be- ginning Tuesday, August IT and con- tinuing to Friday, August 20. A wide range of subjects will be offered so that the farm women can choose work that will best suit their particular need. Practically every subject will be presented to the women by means of demonstration or as lecture il- Iustrated by lantern slides or films
 Many of the demonstrations, epec- ially those in gardening, beekeeping, milking COW, judging poultry, and canning in tin, will be conduc e in the open air under the shade trees on the university campus. Canning, cookery, bread making, remodel:ng old clothes, and similar demonstra- tions will be conducted in the universi- ty laboratories. The lectures on beautifying the home grounds and on poultry work will be given indoors where lantern slides can be used.
 A large exhibit of washing machines
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-12
HOW HIGH DO YOU AIM?

In this age of great attainments in the arts and sciences, in the trades and professions, we hear much said of the duty of aiming high" meaning there by to excel in some particular line.
 The farmer is urged to develop his soil to the maximum of fertility, the stockman to develop his live stock to the highest point. The manufacturer is not satisfied with an inferior arti- cle, but must produce the best. The lawyer aspires to be leader in his profession, while the doctor would be a final authority on the ills of the flesh.
 All this is commendable and as it should be, for it is just such an ambi- ton to excel that has made of these United States the great nation she is today.
 But there is one industry" in which without careful thought, we as a na- tion are in grave danger of retrogres- sion-of -disintegration. This is in the building of character, in the making of good citizens.
 Should we not give more attention to the creation of high grade of manhood as well as a perfect horse or turnip? Should we not strive to pro- duce men who will raise the standard of citizenship to a higher plane than that to which we, their fathers, have attained?
 While it may not be possible Tor us to scale earth's loftiest mountain peak yet does that give us license to grovel at the base of the meanest hill?
 To reduce sermon to few words, we achieve nothing in life that is high CT than the goal to which we aspire, for the destiny of each man is con trolled by the quality of his own mind,
 How high do YOU aim in life?