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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14

CTETE! Pronajme Sc byt O
A svetnicich a byt 0 / pokoji
pro pana. Haste sc v elsie
12409 Holborn Ave. - Proda
Sc cihlovy dunn ma dlazdene u
lici, aneb Sc vymeni "a farmu.
= Nam V prodeji dun o 7
svetnicich, koupelna, fernes.
garaz, ktery Sc pc pripade wy
meni "a jiny majetek. - Pek-
nou farmu 0 GA akrech Sc
vSim zarizenim, aneb Sc vyme
n. Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy,
1902 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. 2.
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PRGDA sc nahNtek- do loz-
nice, postel, matrace, pera,
dresser, dresser-table, sesle, ,hou
pax vse dobre zachovale. Ten
to nabytek stal $500, da Sc "a
$500. Haste Sc V c. 1905 E. 70.
st. od 9 dc II hod. dopoledne.
10-16
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konce. dala sc do smichu.
Leslie vzhledla k nj trapnc,'
jsouc nejak doiata.
Ida pohled ten zachytla
to napomenulo il, re musi by
ii opatrnejsi, aby nevzbudila
podezreni u citlive te povahy,
jiz nenavidela mire nejvetsi.
Polozila Sc vice V lenosku,
vzala il "a ruku tiskla j
srdecne.
"Draha mole Leslie, nesmite
ST to brati tax k srdci. Musite
Sc tomu smat jake ia cinim.
Znam Stanleye tax dohre, ze
Jest mi nemozno chit jinak.
Nehled'te tax ustrasene, ma
draha. Ma me slovo neni tom
nicehoz, echo byste Sc muse
la strachovat
Nine ale neni to k smichu,
NE? To proto, re neznate
Stanleye. Jest on moe smes-
nym. Jest jako chlapec jeste.
Neni mono mysleti o mem ne
co iineho, nez re mluvi de-
la nesmysle. Reknu vam, jak
10 lest. Mat on utkvelou tn my
Slenku, re musi Sc do neho Ia
milovat kazda zenska, kterou
vidi. Jest to jiz tax jeho IVY
KEN myslim, re mnohdy WI
bee ami nevi, co della. Jest to
tax obytej podobnych mladiku
jiz."
Takovym lehkym, roZmar-
nym zpusobem hled6la Ida "a
plaSit chmurne mySlenky Le-
slie a take Sc j to konecne po-
dafilo, re dostala Leslie lepsi @
nj usudek.
Prave ale take lepsi ieii u
sudek il pravil, ze Stanley Gre
Vile nebyl zadnym jiz chap
Gem
Jakkoliv mohl byti mladym
ma l6ta, srdci mineni byl
on starsim nez mnohy muzu
prostredniho stai.i.
Ano, bylo to obtizne uverit
Idinym dokladum.
Mluvila rychle patrnym "a
myslem vyvratit jeji podezfeni
"Ostatne ale, ma draha," "a
Gala Ease hlasem, nemz neby.
10 ami dost malo znati false 3
Il nehoz kazd6 slovo vyznivalt
iako ryZa pravda, "mluvils
isem jiz Sc Stanleyem a rekls
jsem mu, ably neruSil citlivol
priliSne moji Leslii vselikym
nesmysly. A on jest opravdl
kajicny, Leslie a slibil mi, IL
nebude vas jiz obtezovati.'
Leslie nemohla iinak, nez ci
tit vd6cnost, prec ale nezdal;
Sc byti jeste pfesvedcena upl
ne.
Uprela nehyplne ty sve hluh'
Ike oci pine ma ldu pravila
"Slecno Greville, nemohl
vam ami byti dosti povdecnol
ia v$echnu tn laskavost vasi
vzdor tomu vSak, re jsem pre-
svedcena, Zc myslite TO dobr
Sc mnou, prec bude to nelleps
kdyz nebudu zde dele prodlt
vat. Bude to neilepSi, kdyz c
deidu pryc.'
Pryc! Wy mhe prece NJ
chcete opustit, Leslie?' Zvols
la Ida u yelkem rozcileni a
pravde take byla velice pole
kama udivena.
CHM vice veiila, zc ma S
Maur zaiem jakys 0 dlvku Il
tim vice uznavala, re to ne
moudrejsi, ably 81 il chovala
bezprostIedni sve blizkosti.
"Dobrc predpokladala,
pakli by il Leslie opustil
mohl by nalezti St. Maur viz
pfilezitosti il videt, nez il n
nyni.
"Vy mne pfec nechcete op
slit, Leslie?" opakovala jes
jednou.
'Skutecne, draha slecl
Greville, jest mi to velice lit
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Roman
"a proc ne, Leslie -

uprene, zmuzile.
"Hrdost ma - nemam vlast-
ne prava pouzit takoveho slo-
va - mdj sebecit mne neopu-
sti."
Go ale ma vase hrdost, vas
sebecit tim co delat, blahove
dite?"
"Chci Sc starat o zivobyti sve
sama a nemohu snesti zivot mi
losti. Odpust'te mi, slecno
Greville, dobrodini jest dobro-
dinim, mic vice, kdyby sebe la
skaveji bylo podavano."
"Vy jste ale blahove dite!'
pravila Ida Greville opet a
opet velikou laskavosti tiskla
bilou rucku Leslie. "Nechci o
tom ami ,slySet, abyste mne o.
pustila. Nemyslete ma to-"
"Musim ma to myslet, slecno
Greville. Nevite ami, jak bych
Sc citila astnou, kdybych mo-
hla Sc starat sama sebe."
Leslie, Wy jste pfilis pysna,
pfilis puntickarska. Vite to do
sti dobTe, re jest to mym pra-
MIN, jednati 5 vami jako S pfi-
telkyni. Wy jste mi nanejvyse
! potrebnou skuteGne nevim,
co bych 81 bez vas pocala. Po-
myslete, re pisete mi noty, re
osetrujete me kvetiny a po-
myslete ma tisice tech malicko-
sti, kterez jste vzdy ochotna
konat a kterez ia pro moji le-
most neisem to konat."
"To rikate vaSi pouze pri-
liSne ke mne laskavosti. -
"Nikoliv. Jest to skutecn$
pravda, ma draha, re nevim ct
bych delala, kdybyste sla od'
mne pryc. Tresu Sc jiz pri po
mysleni, re neSla byste Sc mnou
do Greville parku."
"Do Greville parku. O ton
jsem jista, re tam nepujdu.'
"Musite ale, Leslie. Dunn bu
de plny lidu ma vanoce a novl
rok ia bych nebyla to zari
dit vse bez vaSi pomoci. V,
iste TAX zrucna znate vse tai
: dobre. Potrebuii vas, byste "a
ridila kvetiny vse usporada
: la, byste hrala a zpivala, byst'
psala me noty a davala rozka
Nv slouzicim, kdyz budu nit
ia ma pilno. Oh, opravdu, mu
site jit do Greville parku s.
I mnou. Bylo by to hrozne, opu
| slit mne nyni.'
l Leslie sedela zticha, skuteC
z ne prekvapena.
Paklize il slecna skutecn
: potrebuje - a zdalo Sc die je
a Tho obliceje skutecne tom
: byti tax - bylo by to opravd
nehezke, ano krute a nevd6
, enc, il toho odepfit.
A prece desila Sc toho jill
u do Greville parku.
u Jakysi zvlastni pocit il varc
); val.
: A proc brste tam nechtel
e jit, ma draha?" tazala Sc opt
|, Ida, stavic Sc prekvapenou.
: Takto ale znala velmi dobi
J. pricinu proc.
Leslie chvili vahala, pax a.
: odpoved6la statecne:
A. "Zaujimala bycn tam fale
v ne postaveni. Bude tam mnol
e. bohatych Yznesenych lidi :
mnoho lordu a dam, a jak
t. hvch Sc mohla michat me
u, ne? Vim, iak iste ke mne d
J. bra, slecno Greville - jak |
v skava, jak Slechetna. Wy mnt
neopovrhujete, proto, re jse
re chuda be- pratel; Il jiny'
a, by tomu ale bylo linace. Citi
,e to, re lila bych jaksi pod cizt
Ia vlajkou.'
"Nesmysle!" zvolala Id
u, "Zanechte takovych reel vi
tie mne. Tam neni zadnych t;
velkych obfadnosti v dobe Y
no nocnl a kazdy tam Jest prat
%, sky kazdym a ku kazdemr
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PRODA Sc novy 5tipokojo-
w dun koupelnou, krbem
vyhrevni peel garazi, je ma
dlazdene ulici, vse. v prvnim
poschodi. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli ]. F. Nejedlik Co., 11O15
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
1886 - Union 1861 r. 4?
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CTETE POzoRNE! .Naskyt-

cTETE POzoRNE! ,Naskyt-
Ia Sc YAM dobra prlIezitost 81
koupiti dobry majetek, obchod,
chcete-li utrzit tydne cd $500
do $1,000. Hotove Sc ,zada
$4,000 ostatni die ujednani.
obchod Sc nalezf ma zapadni
strane. Blizsi sdeli J.. Smik.
4811 Clark Ave. 10-14
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PRODA Sc moderni dun,
bungalow, 6 svetnic a koupel-
ma, velky lot, 40 phi 145, str,
garage a slepicnfk, da Sc lev
ne. Haste Sc V elsie 1866 E.
140 st. v Mt. Pleasant. 1919
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POUT.
Nando, hele, jedou houpac.

leJdh LDyStIl SluCl. CHldLdHC
packy otre do kosilky a uz u
tfka, az il copanek poskakuje.
Ma mou veru, uz jsou tady |!
Par vychrtlych koni tahne
skripajici valnik a ma mem ma
lozene veci nejruznejsiho dru-
hu. Dlouhe tyce, do zlatova w.
lestene, pruhovane plachty,
malovane lod'ky. Ma druhem
voze vzadu vezou podstavec a
tramy. es
Inu, opravdove houpacky
Sc vsim. jak Sc patri. To uz "a
dnych pochyb neni! Pout' je
zachranena, nebot' hlavni "a
trakce je tady.
"Kadle, Zanku, prrr -"
Kone zarazi, valnik naposle-
dy zaskfipa, osmahly koci shr-
ne ma zad spocene kucery. Do
jeli. "Ziynost" slozi Sc ma zem,
CHI priiednany koci pfepoci-
ia par zmuchlanych petek
"lonu" a obraci. Ma zatacce
potkal zluty, hezoucky dome
eek ma kolech. Miniaturni O.
kenka zastiraji bile zaclonky.
z komina sc kouri.
Domecek stavi pod starym
kastanem u slozenych houpa-
eek. Hoch, ktery prve pfijel.
| je skokem uvnitr. Vraci Sc "a
hy zp6t. V jedne ruce nese
kraiic chleba, We druhe hrnek
"kafe". Mezi veceri sotva staci
odpovidati ma deSt' otazek. "a
budete uz zejtra houpat?"
"To Sc vi! Uz dnes." "A zac?''
"Za Sestak !" ''Jednou?" "To
sc vi. Snad ne desetkrat!" !"
| Deti jake oparene stahuji sc
| pozvolna zpet. Ia Sestak jed
nou. Boze, to je drahota Te-
silly Sc ma houpacky po cely
rok, ale takhle! To kolotoc JIG
prece jenom lacinejSi.
"Jen tax, t. j. ma laviece ne
: bo v "automobilu" "a til krej
cary jedna plsniGka! Ma kon
nebo ma "kace" (maly kolotoi
ma velkem) "a pet. Proti dri
v6jsku arcit' take slusna draht
: ia. ale prece jenom dspora nej
: meme polovicni.
TAX Sc drobne publikun
: zvolna od houpacek ztraci. Je
|, den po druhem loudaji Sc zvol
ma ma ''parcelu', kde koloto'
stoji.
, Pravda, houpacky to nejsou
Ale krasy je zde pres to, a;
zrak prechaZi.
: Cerni, hn6di bill kone S o
: hnivymi nozdrami a ohromny
: mi "drahokamy' ma namalova
nych cabrakach, vysoko s
: vzpinaji. Pestre "cokynky"
strisky "kaci" trepou Sc VI
E lvetru, ktery nadouva krakow
: zavesy a houpa koralovyn
4 kosicky. Kdyz Sc obcas skeln
4 cetky srazi, JENNIE zazvoni.
: Ohromny, rudy zvukovo
gramofonu vyhlizi z boud.
i nami.
Pfi pohledu ma tolik "nadh'
! ry' nepozorovane mizi no
kost z detskych duSi.
a "Koukej, Nando, ma tohodl
t valacha 81 sednu!"
"Jeejeej a nespadnes?"
e "Jestli spadnu!?" nejvys
povrzlive spouli ret Vasa. II
e bych musel belt takovy di'
jako isl ty!"
81 Vypada hodne komicky V
o six, snad 0 pul dne starsi V
= pose dospeleho. Ale Nanda
a nevidi. Docela uprimne obe
ri vuje jeho hrdinnost a jes
o. cestou domu, kdyz uz le {
a. spat, co krok po ocku Sc ma II
III podiva. TAX nejak skoro vzn
m seny il Vasa pripada od
n chvile, co vi, re uni jezt
m na "koni''.
III Ma vychode zahofely cerv
l. l. L
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MA PRODEJ moderni dunn,
pro velkou rodinu, 3 velke
svetnice dole a 3 loznice a kou-
pelna nahore, pekna pIda,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo,
sklep pod celym domem, plyn,
elektrika. Cena $4,000. Mala'
castka hotove, ostatni jako
rent. Haste Sc l.. Rerichy,
1880 New York Ave. s. E.
1918
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
dunn o 6ti svetnicich S koupel-
nou, ysechno zvelebeni, blize
Nela Park V East Clevelandu.
Je hned k nastehovani. Cena
$500. Mala splatka hotove, O.
statni iako rent. Haste Sc u
l.. Refichy, 1880 New York A
We. S. +. 10-15
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PRIJME Sc prodavacka a
snazivy mladik pro stalou pra-
ci V hudebnim obchode. Has
te Sc V zavode p. Svehly, 1872
zap. 25. ul. 10-16
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PRODA Sc Mitchell 1920"
automobil pod cenu. Naleza Sc
tom neilepSim poradku. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1921 Kinsman
Rd. lola
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PRONAJ|ME Sc

PRCNAJME Sc jeden pokoj
pro jednoho svobodneho pana.
ZvlaStni vchod. Jen radny at
Sc hlasi V c. 1856 Dolloff rd.
,10-16
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LACE. Dunn Z pokojich Sc
vSemi. yymozenostmi, ma ctyfi
bedrumy, Proda Sc prvni ru
Ky pouze tento tydel ga $500.
Haste sc V {. 1870 Durkee
ave. V Corlett 2 E. l31. ul., bli-
ze Skoly Jos. krizka. 1916
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PRoDA Sc dunn; 0 5ti poko-
jich, elektrika,, koupelna a il
ne zarizeni. Cena $4,000, hoto-
We $500, ostatni ma splatky
$500 mesicne. Haste Sc v els.
9315 Benham ul. Vezmete u
Mon karu k E. 1O5 ul. 1918
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc nekolik prida-
vaCu k zednikum. Haste sc ma
praci V {. 1923 Union ave.
1916
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PRODA Sc dun, bungalow,
vse moderne zarizeno, garage
a line. Haste Sc {. 8425 Rose
wood ave. Il Warner rd. 1916
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PRODA Sc "a pficinou cd
iezdu do Czech gramofon Sc
AOti rekordy "a $4,000. tTi
houpaky, velka pefina, kula-
ty still, A sesle, 2 karpety
pekna Linoleum. Haste Sc
elsie 442S Gamma Ave. 1O-14
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PRODA Sc r1zny nabytek
Ia velmi levnou cenu. Haste
Sc V elsie STA Portage Ave.
aa 1O-14
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
Fairyiew

H. C. Weatherly is quite poorly the
past week.
Mrs. Minnie Sipes and her son Ed
gar was down from Denver the first
of the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Haskins
Charles G. Bethtrum went to Kansas
to visit his father last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis went
to lamar last Monday night to meet
her mother.
A weeks series of meetings began at
Fairview last Sunday evening.
d. A. Rinehart was stricken sick n
week ago last Friday with appended
tbs and was taken to the Lamar hos
pital last Saturday and was to have
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
To the Voters

When nominated by the republican
convention for reelection as county
judge was not present, but was told
afterwards that three prominent at
torncys in presenting my name stated
in effect that was capable, impartial
and doing my duty. If elected l in
tend to merit appreciation rs much in
the future MS in the past. The duties
of the court prohibit a personal can
vass, and shall be gratiiicd for fav-
ors shown from now on until the
counting of the votes on November 2.
Respectfully,
J. C. HORN,
County Judge.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
PARENTS HIDE BABY IN WOODS
Infant Featured In Big Comedy Sue.
cess "up In Mary's Attic

There are lot of people who are
going to be extremely pleased when
they see a certain scene in "Up In
Mary's Attic" the Fine Arts Picture
comedy sensation which is coming to
the OPERA HOUSE Monday and
Tuesday, Oct. 25th and 26th, featur-
the charming Eva Novak and the droll
Harry Gribbon. The scene is that in
which Gribbon and Miss Novak take n
baby to hut in the woods in an at
tempt to keep the wee tot from being
discovered. As the story goes Eva is
married to Harry and if it is learned
by the seminary faculty that they have
n baby, the pretty wife will be expell-
ed and lose her inheritance. The scene
in the hut when the baby has her bath
is rich in its mirth-provoking incident
And the infant seemingly enjoys it is
well as its parents. A natural born
ingenue, natural born Coincidence,
will be the popular verdict accorded the
child. And she will capture the heart
of even an infant-hater
Another scene discloses highly in
telligent dog rocking the baby to sleep
up in Mary's attic. But this isn't all.
The picture is crammed with just such
novel and unique situations. II is
beautifully told against backgrounds
of appropriate character. A counter
plot which consists of bevy of beau
ties runs the baby story close second
We guarantee the bald-headed rows to
be filled with those worshippers at the
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20

shrine of fcmininity All the girls are
under twenty. All are pleasingly
plump.
up In Mary's Attic" is six reels OF
clean fun wound around highly inter-
esting tale of romance and boarding
school frolics. Capers and cuties hab-
les and beauties. The treat of the sea-
son.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20

son administration or against any
man who advocates his principles is
far too serious to be swept aside by a
few high-brow phrases and inane
promises. Let me enumerate:
The system under which the war
was conducted made possible 22,000
war millionaires while the soldier gave
up from two to three years OF his life
with nothing to show for it. The SOL
dier does not ask to be paid for his pa
triotism but he does ask that no other
man shall be allowed to reap enormous
profits from 1t.
Out Of his meager pay the soldier
bought millions of dollars worth of
Liberty bonds, which went to help
make war millions. These same bonds
now sell l5 and 20 per cent below par
Not an American fighting airplane
ever flew on the battle front in
France, yet over billion dollars were
expended for aviation and airplanes.
Disgraceful mistreatment of disab-
led service men. Over $4,000 ex-ser-
vice patients scattered in more than a
hundred hospitals and institutions over
the country, more tl:an half of them in
make-shifts ranging in efficiency and
kind all the way from private hos
pital to 4 county almhouse. The war
has been ended two years yet no GEN.
tralized plan of taking care of ex-ser-
vice patients has been solved. Many
of them have died without even know
ing they were entitled to treatment. In
hundreds of cases eight to ten months
and even longer has elapsed after 4
man has been bedridden before he re-
ceived cent of compensation from the
government. In the meantime n man
could die or get along the best he
could. Tie rehabilitation and vocation
al education programs have been utter
failures. Only a small per cent of the
mon entitled to training have received
it. Recently, because of the negligence
of democratic officials, service men
were cheated out of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars in allotments in the
swindle by employees of the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance.
First let Dir. Wilson and Mr.. Cox
r-ake GOOD Oh promises already given
to the service men. Then let such
balderdash as junking warships and
turning the cost Of new warships to
recl1.ming arid lands cease. Daniels
was that kind of secretary of the
navy. Perhaps such sentiment is re-
sponsible for the fact that one of our
first-class battelships never got out of
New York harbor during the war If
NJ. Cox wants TO nal:e real promise
to the service men let him promise
that never agsin will the United States
60 into war SO disgracefully unpre-
pared rs we went into this one. That
will go long way further toward
keeping US out of war than the League
of Nations.
know have far exceeded any
space that might be allotted for this
letter but only wish that could say
what / have said on the front page of
every newspaper in the United States.
Perhaps then the rest of the voters
would know what the majority of tthe
service men think about the effort that
is being made to again mislead the
public thru dishonest sentimentality.
HENRY C. SCHULTZ.
Pueblo, October Ia, 1920.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20
J. C. HORN,
County Judge.

Christian Science Services at 30l N.
9th Street every Sunday morning at
IL o'clock and Wednesday evening at
s o'clock. Subject October "a, PRO
baton after Death" All are invited
to these services.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20

made in the Riverside cemetery.
Pauline Barrett has been with her
grandma Hassins for the past two
weeks.
The Lamar register., 1920-10-20

undergone an operation Sunday morn,
but it was too late as he died at eleven
o'clock Saturday night. The funeral
was held Tuesday and interment was
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-25

convention
Tho REQUEST 10 aII6w 4 conmIf(e6 81
women to occobyt seats n fh6 t94f ~
the Mali A. ab6cf6t0rsy tt44 ffo1f 4
number Of our W6hi6n 81 /le<fndfi4
" e - qf sSe fe %sS III W6as VIZ i,B
conip3fsd Of elected 6fficefs a6d state
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nrettes in all thougnS 81
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other artists
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|U,S, STARTS SEARCH
FOR LIQUOR MARKET
(By Assc ciate6 Press)

NEW YORK, Oct Ia Frank L..
Boyd. supervising prohibition enforce
ment agent for New York state, has
received orders from Federal head
quarters in Washington to investigate
the reports of the existence Of curb
market in contraband liquor in the
"bowery," it was learned today.
Pressing for confirmation of the re-
ports Mr. Boyd admitted he had heard
about the matter.
Change Location.
According to published reports the
traffic in liquor in this section has be-
come so thriving that the bands OF
bootleggers engaged in supplying the
saloons and speak-easies have hit upon
the plan of modelling their market at
ter the curb market of the financial
district, in order to facilitate transac
tions.
Within a short distance from police
headquarters large transactions II
liquor are said to be made, the actual
supplies being kept elsewhere in
trucks ready for immediate delivery
The market is said to be open from
late evening until the early morning
hours and the brokers change it's 10
cation occasionally in order to avoic
! detection.
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San Francisco has more telephones
in proportion to population than any
other large city.
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IN CARINTHlA
SAID TO FAVOR AUSTRIA

VIENNA, Oct. 13.-Dispatches TO
Vienna newspapers regarding the pie
biscite in Carinthia declare that the
returns indicate that two-thilds of the
votes were cast in favor of the Aus
trian possession Of the territory at
fected by the voting.
1t is probable the result OF he bleh
iscite held at Klangenfurt on Saturday
to determine the future disposition O.
this district will not be announced
until Wednesday, as the count is slow
Austrians are so confident that the.
are beginning to celebrate their vic
| tory.
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are published by the singing evansei,
lists. Mrs. Brock is the author OF oil
the new numbers.
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Milton Delegation Attends
Christian Reuiua! Services

A delegation of more than 100 per
sons from Milton, Ind, headed by the
Rev. F. C. Mccormick, pastor of the
Christian church there, took part in
the revival services at the local First
Christian church, Tuesday night. Rev.
Mccormick made a brief talk to the
congregation.
Interest and enthusiasm are growing
as the revival services Of the church
progress, said a member Wednesday
The Rev E. NJ. Barney, of Indian
apolis, evangelist in charge of the
services, and the Brooks, singing
evangelists, are winning their way
into the hearts of the people
Special mention is made by mem
bers, of the excellent music furnished
by Mrs. V. P. Brock, at the piano. The
song books used during the services
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Women Will Study Issues
OF Campaign in Meetings

A large number of women from tne
26th and 9th precincts met MONDAY
afternoon at the home or Mrs. u "A.
Seifert, SIS North Eighteenth street.
and planned a series of meetings 10
be held for the purpose OF studying
the issues of the campaign ana
method of voting. The next meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening
Oct. 20 at the home of Mrs. Charles
Worth, 1922 North Seventeenth street
At that time sample ballots Will be
nassed out and Noah Miller. a mem
her of an election board for many
wears. will explain them. All women
of the two precincts and their friends
are invited to attend.
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in life he engaged in evangelistic work
directing has activities with great sue
cess to organizing and conducting
large chorus choirs. He accompanied
the Rev. r. A. Torrey on an evangel-
istic tour Of the world from 1902 to
1906. DR.. Alexander made a second
tour of the world with his wife, for
merly Miss Helen Cadbury Of Bir-
mingham, in 1906 and 1907. He was
the compiler of a volume Of hymns.
and was engaged in evangelistic work
in New York city from 1908 to 1918