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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-01
To the Voters

Fellow Citizens OF Metropolis:
Since announcing myself as a can
didate for the office OF Mayor.
there seems to be some objections
to my fitness to successfully fll the
Office by reason Of my age. in view
OF which fact beg TO refer my
friends and all others interested TO
the results Ct my work as President
OF the School Board. any member
of the B ari or 'h: Supetint~n-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-01

mon by DR.. B. P. f. Gayles, Mod
orator North Wood River Associ-
alton. Alternate. Elder b. II,
Hunter, Vice Moderator.
l1:45 to 1900 noon. Collection,
announcements and benediction
by DR.. J. b. Beckham.
Friday Afternoon.
1880 to 200. Praise service led
by Elder c. w. Norment of
Mounds, Sister David Duncan of
Jacksonville, Sister Harriet Childs
of Evanston and Elder Sumner
Bates of Georgetown.
2::30 to3;00, Miscellaneous Hour
800 to 3, 40 Sermon by Elder
J. B.. McCrary, s. T. B. Modera
tor of Mt. Olive Association. Al.
ternate DR.. II. II. Dewitt, Mod
orator Wood River association
3;45 to 3:55, Report of nomina-
ting committee.
3:55to 4;50, General business.
4;50 to 500, Collection, announ-
cements and benediction by DR..
w. II. Carter of Cen ntralia.
Friday Night.
TOO to 800, Praise service led
by Elder p. b. French of Sparta
Sister X. c. Crosby of Chicago.
Sister NJ. b. Taylor of Dewmaine
and Elder Vim. moody of Car
bondale.
800, Sermon by Moderator DR..
w. P. Washington, Alternate DR.,
Z. ID. Hubbard of Chicago.
S:45 Unfinished business. Bene-
diction by Elder Henry Mcqueen
of Grand Tower.
The program for Sunday will
be in the hands of the committee
on Devotion and will be reported
Friday night.
The Sunday school department
viii meet on Saturday.
The Women's Missionary and
Educational win meet Tuesday
and Wednesday. on the 18th and
18th.
The Joint Executive Board viii
meet Saturday morning the 2lst
ats O'Clock.
w. Z. Washington. moderator.
w. Henry Snowden, Cor. Sec.
2. S. The program for the
State Sunday School and Baptist
Young Peoples Union will appear
IN our next weeks issue
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-01
RAMBLINGS
Editor Gazette.

Metropolis, III.
According to our weekly GUS
tom we rambled some last week.
We spent Friday in East st. Louis
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
jefferson and spent very pleas
ant day and night. The former
had arrived on Wednesday from
Metropolis, where be had been to
visit his aunt Miss Arie Gatewood
who he reported to be somewhat
improved from her recent illness.
we left E. st. Louis. Saturday
morning at 8:14 for Sparta, via
M. and O. R. R. on our annual
visit to the New Hope Baptist
church and Pastor P. B. French.
We arrived there at 1919 and
was met at the depot by Mr.. Err.
nest Taylor, son of J. j. Taylor
our old friend and was conduct
ed to his home where we found
Miss Taylor, the charming daugh-
ter and sister on the lookout for
'us. While we chattedegiths Bro.
Taylor with whom we stopped
while in the city, the young lady
soon prepared an elegant dinner
for US and with this ont of the
way and our appetite satisfied,
our hostess and l started on a
tour of the city, especially those
with whom our people are con-
Quoting. The entire afternoon
was spent along this line Of pro-
ceedure.
Our first stop was at the Ideal
Grocefy Co. a cooperative store
incorporated by Negro capitol
with VIM. Macklin President and
Prof. Allen, Atty. as its business
managers. We find this store To-
Gated in one of the prominent
business blocks of the city along
side and in front of some of the
leading white merchants of the
city. close to the Bank and P. O.
| We spent some time in this place
met several of our old friends,
both women and men. formed
new acquaintance as there were
many people from Alabama and
Missouri in this city who are ,
lployed in - ...e mines, and seem to
be highly progressive with a
great deal of tho Southern racial
enterprise which has a great
bearing on people there to set a
new pace for racial uplift. We
found Prof. Allen and his clerks
so busy looking after the wants
of their large patronage until he
could not find the time to talk
with US very much, We wish to
state here they havea large stock
of fresh groceries consisting Of
several thousand dollars ard it is
pleasure to US to say that it is
one or the neatest groceries in
the city one patronized by both
races. This speaks we'll for the
management, stock holders and
customers. This same corpora
is conducting a first class restau.-
ant and ice cream parlor in anoth-
er part of the city, not the kind
that Negroes usually conduct but
a real sanitary one with first
class service.
We find the best OF feelings
existing between the two races
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-01
tor The Annual Session of the Gen.
eral Missionary Baptist Ass0.
CiatiOn Of Illinois.
which Convenes with Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Evanston,
ILL.,, on May 10Th to 22nd.
Thursday Morning, Nay 10


of Bloomington, Sister Matte Al
en- of Chicago, Sister Minnie Os-
by of Springfield, and Rev. Har-
ry Knight of Oak Park.
1000 to 1920. Opening annual
session. ETAO
(a) Hymn, And are We Yet
Alive7" DR.. b. j. Prince, Chicago.
tb) Scripture lesson DR.. w. p.
Washington. Decatur, (c) Prayer
DIR. w. Henry Snowden, Spring
field, td) Hymn Rev. j. A. Roy
al, Chicago.
1920 to 1925 Reading program
by corresponding secretary.
1925 to 10:40 Remarks bv Mod
orator and appointment of COM
mittees. Enrolment. Public col
lection. Enro nent, Courtesy,
Letters and Annual Fees.
10:a0 to il:45, Introductory SER
mon by Elder J. ID. Davis. Mod
orator East Mt. Olive Association
Alternate. Ed. II. NJ. Dehoney
Supt. of Missig MS Of he Wo d
River Association.
l1:45 TO 1900 noon. Collection,
Announcements and Benediction.
Elder ii. {. Armstead.
Thursday Afternpon.
1:30 TO 200. Praise service, led
by Elder NJ, r. Parnell Of Coul-
tcryille, Sister Willie Greer Of
Colp. Sister E. L. Shell of Chi
cago, and Ed. J. NJ. Hag ggard of
Chicago.
200 to 30 Col .ction of per-
sonal pledge money. 81 from each
member and friend Of the gener-
al association.
2:20 to 2:50 Annual message of
the Moderator.
$50 TO 300. Corresponding
secreta.y's report.
3:05 to 3:05, Treasurer's report.
3;05 TO 3:15, Sunday school
state board 'g.rcport.
3,l5 to 1925. B. Y. 7. u. state
boards s rerort.
3;25 to 400, Missionary sermon
Elder II. E. McWiIliams.
4:05 10 4;45, Singing.
4:05 TO 4:40, Address, The out
look oJ the. general Missionary
Baptist State Association, and
the Baptist throughout the coun-
trs, by DR.. +. p. Jones, presi-
dent Of the Unincorporated Ma.
tional b. p list Convention.
4;4o to 500, Collection. An
nouneemsn.s and benediction. by
Elder ID. Braxton.
Thursday night.
7:ee to 800. Praise service. led
by Elder Al. Bowers of MUIR
physboro, Sister Nellie Royal of
Chic ago. Sister Bette Wilkerson
of Mt, Vernon, and Ed. s. II.
Prnitt of Duquoin.
800 to 900. Doctrinal sermon
by DIR. C. C. Phillips, Of Golconda
Alternate DR.. 6. w. Prince of
haywood.
900 to $40. Collection
$40 to 900. Report of the A
ged minister's Board.
9:20 to 9;39 Announcements
and beneciction by Elder M. Phil
lips Of Clifford.
Friday Morning
$3.50 to 900, Praise service led
by Ed. ]. ID. Haley, of Paris
Sister Laura Leake Of Cenhfalia.
Sister Myrtle Randolph of Spring
field and Elder j. E. Haywood.
900 to 9.05. Reading journal.
9;05 to 9;3S, Report of State
Missionary Elder Fl. z. McWill-
Jams.
9:55 to l1;00 Reading letters.
ll;W TO HAS, Educational ser
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Ostatne zenichove prichaze-

Ostatne zenichove prichaze-
Ii sami.
Bylat' Marenka Znamenitou
partii. Dostane nejen statek
bez dluhu, ale take mnoho IL
sic na hotovosti. A puvabnou,
ba krasnou zustala dopoSud
phi tom byla rozhlaSena pro
jemnost povahy a dobrotu srd-
ce. Chasa Ryvolova pela nj
nadsenou chvalu. Marenka 5
uSrneyem odmitala vSechny do
hazovace. A take ami jeden z
zenichu mcdowell vzbuditi V nj
vetsiho zaimu.
Ale iednou pri5el prece muz,
ienz docista. Sc liSil cd vsech
dosavadnich' ''napadniku. Byl
to syn statkafe Fabiana re Ia
vodi. Vystudoval dbchodni "a
kademii, v6noval Sc sluzbe ban
kovni. Pobyt We meste v kan
celarich mu vSak nesvedcil. Ma
radu lekaru vratil Sc domu ma
vesnici Rodneho statku vSak
nem5hl Sc uimouti, ponevadz
tu byl w starSi bratr. Kdyz Sc
zotavil, kdyz .nabyl Ease ztrace
n6ho zdravi, pldil Sc Jan Fa-
bian po neveste se's statkem,
ma nejz by Sc mphl prizenit.
A tax Sc dovedel Marence
Ryvolove a vSecko, co nj sly
sci, bylo TAX lakav6,, re Sc od-
hodlal uchazcti Sc nj.
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PRODA Sc 80 akra farma,
AZ akr1 pod pluhem, 33 akrIl
pastvin a les, par dobrych ko-
nj, 5 krav, l jalovice dvouleta,
2 mala telata, A velka prasata,
80 slepic, l tezky viz, | lehky
vaz, ! buggy, j move sane, /
senovazac, l sekacka, | hra-
backa, | cultivator, 2 brany
Jine naradi. Jsou tam dobre
stavby. Tato farma Sc nachazi
We statu Wisconsin a pricina
prodeje je odjezd do stare
vlastl. BlizSi Sc sd6li V {. 5102
Hector st. SIS
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dun V Mt. Pleasant
ma dlaad6n6 a zaplacene ulici,
6 pokoju, koupelna, puda,
sklep, fernes, skopky, tvrde po
dlahy, bridlicova strecha. Ce-
Ia $4,000, cast hotov6. Hla-
ste Sc Il r. j. Parenica, 12309
Union Ave. So
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Vysvetlitelnp.

PAM: "Ale povezte mi, Ma
RE, iak 10, ze kdykoliv pfijdu
do kuchyne, najdu u vas muz-
skeho!"
Kucharka: "Protoze vas ne
nj slyset pTichazet."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

MUSf BYT prodan pod cenu
dvourodillny dunn o A svetni-
cich koupelnou dole i nahore,
vyhrevni pee, lot je 40 pri las
str. a je mezi dvema poulicni-
mi larami. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlik Co., 11015
Uuion Ave. Tel. Broad 1886,
Union 1861 r. !?
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JalJ'abian re Zayodi Sc prl
zeniI k Ryyoloyum.
Svatba byIa ticha. We Vote
tine Sc o nj doVed6li teprve,
kdyz az "bylo po vsem'. DIE
prani Marencina konaly Sc od-
davky v Praze. Novomanzele
odjeli hned po syatbe ma Su-
mavu, kde prodleli ctrnact dnl,
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PRODAVAM FARMY, w.

menuji "a mestsky majetek.
aneb "a hotove, neb ma dlou-
holete splatky. Jsou pouze 25
az 28 mil cd squaru. Prejete-li
81 vedet blizsi podrobnosti, do
piste na +. J. Prazak, RID.
Rnrtnn. q 20
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"a PRfCINOU

IA PRfCINOU odjezdu z
mesta proda Sc nabytek, kras-
ny do trl pokoju a jidelny. Nej-
radeji vse najednou. Haste Sc
V els. 62l7 Hinde Ave., blize
Union. SIS
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Jan Fabian &c zacal uchaZe-
ii o Marenku tax, re postal
nejprve sveho otce do Voieti-
ma. ably promlusil otcem Ma
rencinym.
Ryvoloyi byla nav$teva veli-
ce vitana.
Vzdyt' znal zamozny rod
Fabianu jako pfisny, ceStny
rod evangelicky. Do Zavodl
bylo Vojetina sice dobrVch
sest hodin, ale evangelici znail
Sc nayzajem daleko Siroko, cd
Kolina az k Ripu.
Fabian odchazel q Voictlna
velice spokojcn. Spratelll SO $
Ryvolou. Marenka sc mu llbi-
la, statek byl pekny, VSecko Y
poradku ~ IA poV6st RyVolova
la nejiepSi.
Kdyz Fabian odesel, fckl Ry
vola k Marence:
"Rckl isem Fabianoyi, ~
Jan muze k nam pfiiit prist
ned6li Snad jsem nechybil, ~
jsem Sc te drive nczeptal. Ne
zlobis Sc snad ;"
Marenka rozpacich odpo
ved6la.
"Tatinku. AM neyltc, lak j.
mi pri tom ysem do place. Jes
mi, jako bysh Sc prodavala
Nemohu zapomenout neza
pomenu. Jake by 10 bylo ted.
manzelstyi. Ncyim, opraydl
nevim, co 81 pocnu
Ryvola, uchoplV Marenk
iemne IA ruku, odpoyedel.
'Dite zlate, chapu te tN
myslenky. Ale pohted' ma mne
Jsem jake klas We znich Dc
zral isem a bro mne Snad ot
vezou do bozi stodoly Nee Id
mne odejit V takoVe neJlStote
Jaky to bude smutny odchod
X cemu isem byl na sVet
kdyz mui zivot skonci Y tob
kdyz mas rod zanikne a VSec'
ma ieho prace obratl Sc V n
wee. S kaliem 81 S mlnuloS
prece isl uz snctoNala Ide I
hasIy uz vsecky nadeie. Nuz
yzchop sc X noyemu 1ivotl
Dttatko me, iedina utocE
ma. smiiui Sc nad sVVm ub
hym otcem a roZvesel posted
dny jeho.'
Ryvola pohnutlm sotNa q
mlnyil.
PRENATAL Sc, ably sc nero
plakaI. la to Marenka dola
rozplSvala Sc V slzach.
Pristi nedeli prisel Jan /
bian ma namluyy.
Rvl stihly, uSlechtilych rvs
Mluvil rozvazne a zdrlelivt
Kdyz zustali Mafcnkou $
mi,> Iekl:
"Slccno, nezlobte Sc ia nj
lie 81 tolik ltroufaml Vas p
otec vypravoval menu tatlnh
vi celou historii vaseho utrL
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Ma zamku vojetfnskenl.
Napsal Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.

nj. Chapu vas tim spise, proto-
re mne stihl podobny osud.
Kdyz byl jsem urednikem We
Vidni, zamiloVal jsem Sc a me-
Ii jsme jiz pred svatbou. A ne
blaha Widen! Nevesta mi ze-
mrela. A rcete, name byti od-
souzeni k neplodnemu, samo-
tarskemu zivotu "a to. &c jSmc
byli tax neSt'astni? Name byt
"a to potrestani? JSte uSlech-
tia a dobra a take ia 81 ne
jsem vedom niceho, co by mne
Ginllo spatnym a zlym. Proc
by mezi nami nemohla vykve-
sti pfatelska, srdeCna naklon-
most? Setril bych vasich vzpo-
minek ma minuloSt, nevtiral
bych Sc do vaSeho srdce, vail
bych 81 vas, ctil bych vas. Byli
bychom takovou rodinou, ja-
kych hojne byvalo meZi lidmi
naSi viry. Wall Sc, ne proto,
ze byli do sebe zamilovani, ale
proto, ze syazek manzelsky do
porucuji vira a pismo, ze V
mem hledali vypln6ni lidskeho
poslani zde Ma zemi. Nebyl to
obchod, ale b,yl to svazek, u
zavreny ia uslechtilymi ci-
Ii. Zachovat rod, neochuzovat
obce v6rici, oSt6pit plany
strom, to je vedlo k shatku,
"Vykali' 81 po cely zivot a V
dct6. vzajemne zili bohabojne.
II takovych rodin vychazeli
radni lid6, v5ak iich znate
dost a dost mezi evangeliky."
Jan Fabian doVedl Vzbudit
Mafentin zajem Kdyz od-
chazel, tiskl dele divcinu ru-
ku. A Marenka zardivajic Sc,
teprve ia chvili ruku svou Wy
prostila.
Ryvola sc opravdu rozveSe-
| Ill. Marenka dovolila, ably Jan
pIisel po druh6 zas Jan Fa-
bian tehdy op6t vykladal:
"SIccno Marcnko, ienom Wy
mu2ete 2e mne neco udelat.
Mpsim Sc venoVat ,hospodaf-
stvi Ale iak pochodim, vzdyt'
malo dopo&ud mu rozumlm
Ia 10 Wy iste opraVdovou cd
bornici zemodelskou! NauGite
mne hospodarit Vychovate 81
re mne, co hudete ehtit. Uhll-
date, re budu dobrym a vd6t-
nym 2akem =
20 tfeti navStevc JanoVd
priSel jeho otec prosit M
emu ruku pro sveho syna. Po-
ved6I zarove1, koIik by Jar
do Ryvolova statku prinesl. &C
lych dvacet tisic a vybavu slus-
nou, iak byva zvykem.
Toho dine Marenka pripove
della. Vezme 81 Jana. Vyzada
La 81 vSak, ably svatba byla ii
cha. A ne donna, ale V Praze
Il svateho klimenta ably byl,
! oddavky.
Ryvola zlibal Mafenku ia
| doval Sc jake dit6.
Necer, kdyz precetl 81 V bi
, bli Abrahamu Il Safe, Vyna
+. podobiznu nebozky sVe zeny
Postayiy il pred sebe, zaca
psati dcpis.
"komu plSetc, tatlnku?
ptala sc Marenka.
"Nevysmej Sc poSetllos'
), starcove, dite zlatc. Pisi nebo
;, &C mamince Nevim, jak bye
+ radosti sve uleyil, a proto my
/ slenky sve, radost svou, sverl
il ii papiru. A dopis vlo2im sci
Q do bible, ma misto, iez ona ne
:, radeji titavala. Tam ma stral
! kach tech $ nj yzdycky mluV
@ yam. Kdyz mi bylo zle kdy
: mne n6co poteSilo, olevf'
II jsem bibli tam, kde il ona ne
casteji oteyiraIa. A byvalo m
= jakoby jeji duch dlel Sc mno'
A tax i dnes. Vzdyt mi rozl
q mis-, deyecko ma
a A Rvyola psql.
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PRODA Sc 1000 lines Natl
onal Cash Register, 1c az $40,
ktery stal 1865 a da Sc "a $175.
Haste Sc els. 1929 Broad
way, SO
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fsrs,ksEaS.
SgZElaTlakxy
SAMOsTATNY

oAWOolAINY muz, vdo-
vec, hleda cestnou, setrnou ho-
spodyni, Cesku neb Slovenku.
Dobre zaopatreni, dobry do
NOV, zadne ditky. Zaslete pri-
hlasku do administrace Sveta
pod znackou "Hospodyne.' -
ST.
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HLEDA Sc byt k pronajmu-
tt. Dunn sam sob6 ma vychod-
nj strane. Rodina tficlenna.
Nechte adreSSu V adm. Sveta.
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tex pro move n0SDOdare, sam
Sc odstehovav do vymenkarske
no domku, jeiz 81 postavil ma
Zahrade.
Jan Fabian dobfe hospoda-
iii, pres TO, ze nem6l odborne-
no vzdelanf. Byl opatrny q
bedlivy. X Marence choval Sc
JENNIE, ponechavaje il rozho-
dovani V pfecetnych zalezito-
stech. u Fabiand zili klidn6 a
Ipokojne. Marenka obGas upad-
la do zadumcivosti; tn vyhle-
Tdavala samotu, manzell Sc Wy
/ hybajic. Jan Fabian dobre roz-
|umel t6mto zachvatum; sci V
takoyych chvilich radeji Ma
renee radeji cesty.
Ryvola spokojene pozoroval
re sveho vymenku mlade no.
Spodare. Travil ted cele dni
mad hnihami, jako by chtel do
honiti, co zmeskal drive pro
starosti a praci Ma Statku. Do
hoSpodarstvi Sc mladym ne
pletl; ale tesilo iej, kdyz pfi-
Sli k nemu ma radu. Kdyz "a
nekolik mesicu zpozoroVal, re
Sc s Marenkou stala zmena, tn
sc St6stim zrovna rozplyVal. A
| V dobach tech daval MaTence
Ma ieVo neskonalou vdecnost,
zahnuje il neznosti a pozor-
noSti.
Pfece vsak byl zklaman,
kdyz sc miSto oCekaVaneho
dedice narodila Fabiannm dee
ruSka. Marenka vSechno ST asst
ne preStala. A bro sc zotavi-
la, podivuhodnG rozkv6tajic V
MAIDEN, radostnem materstVi.
Zila ted sycmu robatku, sotva
pozoruiic, &c novy stin Sc kla-
de Ma jeJi zivot.
Jan Fabian poCal poStona-
vat. Jednoho veGera rekl Ma
renee: TAX sc mi zda, zc Sc
yraci stara ma nemoc. Odjedu
Ultra do Prahy poradit Sc lG-
karen, ienz mne lecil uz pred
Sesti lety. Doufam, re tento-
krat nemocI pfedejdu."
Marenka uprosila Jana, ably
wal tatinka s sebou. Ryvola
pax jeSte pred odjezdem 2
Prahy domu vratil Sc k lekari,
ably sc doved6l pravdy o memo
lei zet'ove. USlysel SpatnG zpra
Wy. r2moc zet'ova byla wanna
Pan Fabian nikdy nebyl a.
mi uplne vyleGen; tri ctyri l6ta
nemoc Jeho jenom spala. Ted
Sc vsak probudila -zpusoben
takovym. ze vzbuzuje vazne
obavy. Jest to trapna, vlekl;
choroba, Doporucuji vam, al,
zvlaSte PAM FabianovG, mnoht
| trpelivostil' =
Lekaf mel praydu, Jan sch;
eel vucihlede. Ia nepohody ;
drsnejSi povetrnosti neSme
ven re staveni. Proto ujal 81
: zas RyVola hospodarenl. Kdy.
nastaly syroVe dni podzimni
tn odjel Jan ma radu lekarovl
ma Jill, k mofi, do Dubrovni
4 ku. Ale nemel Stesti. Pov6stn
vetry tamni radily hur ne
indy brzy iej vyhnaly zpe
- domu. kdyz Sc vratil, uleh'
! ably vice nevStal. V tretim nc
| ce sv6ho manzelstvi zcmrel.
i Mafenka oydoveySi, rekl
| otci:
"Jsem 1iyotem az maven;
: Nevim, co bych 81 poGala, kd
bych nemela Milusky. TIE S
j nyni v6nuji docista. Proto va
Z prosim, abyste mi nasel najel
h ce ma statek. Nechci dale h,
: spodariti. Odstehuji Sc k van
+ Ty dive sVetnicky zahradnil
n domku nam postaci!"
j TAX priSel Ryvolllv state
/ do naimu. A yzadu ma zahraC
/ lila Marenka S otcem tiSe, s.
q motarsky, ySecka Sc venuj
4 NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
DRIVE NEZ KOUPfTE
FARMU.


PiSte 81 o seznam farem cd
40 do 800 akru, kde Sc pestuji
dive urody do roka. Kde jeSt6
pozemky pfedrazeny nebyly.
Farmy, ktere my nabizlme
Jsou krasnem, zdravem, ces-
koslovenskem okoli, Peters
burg Virginia, blize mestecka
New Bohemia Sc nalezajicich.
Ceny farem $ domy a stodo-
lami jiz zarizene, cd $50 do
$40 ia akr, mozno vlastniti,
neco malo hotove, ostatni pax
Ma 5-let az 34-let ma 6 procent.
Dalsi informace mileradi
sdelime.
PiSte jest6 dnes
SLAVIA FARM LAND co.
Room 315-316 Mechanic Bldg.
Petersburg, Virginia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroJe "a tovarni cenu,
Jako clarinety, cornety, from
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrine. Prijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc V. Sisteh, 4240 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
MT. PLEASANT OF REAL.
ESTATE.

Modernl bungalow 0 z
pokojlch, koupelna, dlazde-
ma ulice. Cena $500. Ten
to majetek je V peknem O.
koli a ma pevne ceny =
$4,000.
Jednorodinny dunn o Z po
.kojich S koupelnou ma vych.
1876. ul. bllze kary. Musl byt
.prodan nasledkem odjezdu
majitele do Texas. Cena
$500 pro rychleho kupce.
Dunn 0 5 pokojlch ma W.
chodnl 104. ul., 2 minuty od
Union kary. Cena $5600.O0
Name 2 Lofty blize Union
kary po S5OO. Mono Je
koupit pri slozeni $4,000 a
ostatnl na splatky pc $1,000
meslcne. Ceny majetku v
nasem prodeji jsou povalec.
Inc. BliZSi sd6li
SMOLA - SMOLA
2. poschodi v Acme Savings
& Loan Bldg, East 40. ul.
Ia kinsman Rd. aneb v oby.
dill c. SmoIa 1892 Svec Av
a II. L. Smola, 1858 E. 1876
ST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

PRODA Sc lot 40 pri 121
str, jest ma mem 6 ovocnych
stromd, ktere mali ovoce kaz-
dy rok. Da Sc "a mirnou cenu,
castka hotove a ostatni ma
splatky. Haste Sc u l.. Sanda,
3175 E. 116.. st.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

PRlJME Sc delnik ma far
mu, treba starsi muz ma lehci
vVpomoc. Plat kolem $40 mesi-
cne. Haste Sc V els. 1872 Sol
ka Ave. u f.. 1l6. ul. 5-5
Elbert County tribune., 1921-12-02
$4,000 Realized
From Bazaar

The Ladies' Aid bazaar held at the
Elizabeth Town hall yesterday proved
to be big success. The ladies of
Elizabeth deserve much credit for the
beautifully decorated booths, the
neatly arranged and large variety OF
articles for sale, the bonteous dinner
in the evening. and in the complete
success of the bazaar. Articles were
sold from the different booths
throughout the day and at the noon
hour quite number of people dropped.
In for their lunch. From six o'clock
until eight-thirty the hall was
crowded with people who came to par
take of the bounteous dinner pro-
yided by the ladies, to purchase fancy
work, aprons, candy etc. from the dif-
ferent booths and to enjoy a good So
cial time. One of the attractive fen
lures of the evening. aside from the
dinner, was the fishing pond, quite a
number engaging in the sport of fish
ing. The total amount realized from
the bazaar was $4,000.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-12-02
Parker Bank
Looted of $4,000
Let t'sgo!

About four o clock Tuesday evening
three armed bandits looted the Park
er State Bank of 10000. 1t was re-
ported that they were headed this
way when they left Parker. and i'm
mediately after receiving this report
them, some of them watching high
way No. eight for any suspect while
others boarded the train as 1t pulled
into Elizabeth to make sure they had
not boarded same.
Sheriff Geo Nichson and Deputy
Sheriff August Deepe arrested two
suspects near Watkins late Tuesday
evening but were released Wednes-
day morning when Miss Shultz. clerk
of the bank, failed to identify them.
Sheriffs' posses of a number OFF, 'coun-
ties have been on the lookout for the
bandits.
Miss Shultz states that two men,
one dressed in overalls and the other
in khaki suit, entered the bank Rate
Tuesday afternoon, and that the
cashier. F. b. Hood, was in the back
room attending to some business. She
was ordered to keep quiet by the men,
and after they had taken $4,000
they locked Miss Shuitz in the vault
and ran out to meet partner who
was waiting for them in Ford car
An alarm from the vault soon at
tracted Mr.. Hoods attention. and he
released Miss Shultz and
notified the sheriffs office.
From last reports, the robbers had
not been captured
Elbert County tribune., 1921-12-02
DON'T SPOIL YOUR CHRISTIANS

We recently told Elizabeth citizens
how they could add to their Christ
mas happiness by doing their shop
ping early.
Now we want to take a moment TO
tell you still another way to make the
occasion joyous one. both for your
self. for those to whom you give, ard
for your neighbors And that is the
simple proposition of buying the gifts
you expect to buy right here at home.
You'll doubtless see many tempting
offers in big city papers. and some
times you'll form the false impression
that you can't get just what you want.
and that it won't be as nice as you
want. IL bought here at home. Tear
any ad that attracts you out of the
paper and take it to home merchant
and he'll quickly convince you of your
error. 1t may not be right there in
stock. but nothing will please your
home merchant more than to order
that particular gift for you, and at a
price in keeping with the one you see
advertised.