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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
Theaters Today


OPP Theater-Adolph Zukor pre-
sents Sir James M. Barrie's Sen
timental Tommy" with Gareth
Hughes, Mabel Taliaferro and May
McAvoy as the leading stars in an
all-star cast; 1t is a John S. Rob-
ertson production, but Paramount
picture. The management is also
showing reels of Burton Holmes
Travelogue" and Current Events"
pictures.
LYRIC THEATER-Bert Lytell,
one of the real film stars from the
Metro studio, is the leading char
acter in 1.-THE Man Who" a Max
well Karger production, adapted
by Arthur Zellner from Lloyd o.
borne's story; also presenting a
Vanity comedy, without Wife. y
Pastime misunderstanding for
the last time today, "A Divorce Of
Convenience" with Owen Moore
and an all-star cast; the "Fon
News pictures and the comedy
Hurry West" are also being re-
peated today for the last time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
BERT LYTEIIL APPEAR
IN 1.-THE MAN WHO"
OPENS TODAY AT LYRIC

1.-The Man Who" by Lloyd o.
borne, which will be remembered
by Saturday Evening Post readers
as one of the most delightful sto-
ries of many seasons, has been
made into motion picture by Ar
thur Zellner and will be presented
at the Lyric theater for three days,
commencing today.
1t is a Maxwell Karger produce
ton for Metro, starring Bert Lytell
in the role Of Beddy Mills, the New
York bank clerk who tried to be-
come the Man Who Broke the
Shoe Trust.
Beddy's ambition to become a
Man Who inspired by his desire to
win the favor of Helen Jessop,
f! daughter of an old New York fam
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0'V3Y :
George Burns. left. and Slim sallee.

an English company and las since
displayed such marked talent that
he is recognized as leading tuven-
lie of the country. He was chosen
out of hundreds of possibilities for
an exacting role in "Caliban,"
which was given at the City College
stadium, New York, for the Shake
speare Tercenary celebration He
is now Metro star and was loaned
Ito Pal amount.
May McAvoy, who plays Grizel, is
| a leading younger actress of the
screen. having scored in 1.-THE
DEVILS Garden" and 1.-THE Truth
About Husbands" Mabel Taliaferro
as THE Painted Lady" is a stage
and screen star of wide repute,
Then there is George Fawcett as DR.
Mcqueen; Kate Davenport, who is
near relative of the Barrymores
and Drews; Malcolm Bradley, for
fourteen years with q. II. Sothern
and Alfred Kappeller, one of the
sterling lights Of the stage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

lily, who has no use for men who
were just mice and ordinary" So
Beddy decides to go about fault
lessly dressed, except that his feet
are always bare as a protest
against the high price of shoes.
Going barefoot into exclusive So
cial circles produces amusing
combinations and inspires a ma
tional barefoot campaign.
Bert Lytells supporting COM
pany includes Lucy Cotton, as Hell
en- Jessop; Virginia Valli, as Mary
Turner, the shoe magnate's daugh-
ter who loves Beddy in spite of
everything; Frank Currier, as st.
John Jessop, the old New York
aristocrat, and Tammany Young,
Fred Warren, Clarence j. Elmer,
| William Roselle, Mary Louise .Bea-
ton and Frank Strayer in the 9TH
er roles.
The photography Is by Arthur
Martinelli and the art interiors by
M. P. Staulcup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
De M0LAY BALL TEAM
WILL MEET TONIGHT
AT MASONIC TEMPLE

A special meeting of the De
Molay baseball team will be held
tonight in Masonic temple at Z
o'clock. All De Molay boys are
interested in the team and are ex-
pected to attend. The De Molays
are rapidly being whipped into a
fast ball organization and more
men are wanted to try for the
team
The team has plenty Of finan-
cial backing ana Is now commu-
nicating with several other cities
of the state for games this season.
A game with the order in Ell Paso
Is now. being arranged to be played
in the Pass City. New uniforms
have been ordered and will be here
soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
SUPERB PLAYERS ARE
IN SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"
NOW AT "B" THEATER

Sir James NJ. Barrie's "Senti-
mental Tommy" has been produced
by John S. Robertson for Para
mount with cast that embraces
several of the best players of the
stage and screen. This picture,
which is said to possess much heart
interest and Barrie charm, will be
the bill at the "B" theater for three
days tsarting today.
Gareth Hughes, who is seen In
the title role, is a young Welshman,
who came to America in 1914 with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
HIGHLAND LADIES
DEFEAT BEAR CATS

The Highland Ladies' defeated
the Bear Cats yesterday afternoon
by score of to on the field at
the corner of High street and Lead
lavenue.
The battery for the Highland
Ladies' was Ted Jones and Lito
Baca. The Bear Cats battery con-
sisted of Clarence Jones and Daniel
Boucher.
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National League
(By The AsssaEAiAA Press.)
a: Pittsburgh. 2

Pittsburgh. Aug. ST. Brooklyn
made it two straight by defeating
Pittsburgh. Grimes was wild but
frightened up with men on bases.
Cooper was hit hard. the outfield-
ers saving him several times by
making great catches at the fence.
The box score:
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CINCINNATI, o, Philadelphia. 8.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. S.--Cincin-
natl had an easy time winning
from Philadelphia Bad support
spoiled Winters chances, Sedge-
wick forced in two men on passes
land Wilhelm had to finish the game.
tBohne's and Williams fielding
Score: r. II. Il.
Philadelphia.1oo 100 1908 s 8
Cincinnati ITO 312 01x-s 8 1
Batteries: Winters. Sedgewick,
Wilhelm and Peters. Henline; Mar
guard and Wingo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
GRAYS BOLSTER
OUTF|ELD FOR
FRIDAYS GAME

Ray McCanna has been added to
the Gray's outfield for at least one
OF the games in the series which
will start with Woodward. Okla,
Friday afternoon. Dan Padilla be-
lieves he now has the fastest out
field that has been seen on New
Mexico diamond this year and ex-
poets to cop the first of the series
and at least get an even break on
the other two games. The game
Friday will start at $3.50 o'clock.
A new pitcher is being arranged
for to start the Friday game. Upon
his arrival here, the locals should
be well fixed Tor twirlers against
the Oklahoma outfit, which car
ries some nationally known men in
Its lineup and has made spec.
tacular record against western and
southwest teams this season.
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sd. louis. I; Boston, 9.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. S.-The Car
dinals scored their third consecu-
tive victory over Boston, a base on
balls forcing over the winning run
in the tenth inning. Home runs
Accounted for three st. Louis TALES.
Hornsby getting two and McHenry
one. Hornsby's second circuit
drive tied the score In the eighth
inning.
Score: Z. II. Il.
Boston ..11t COL 10 0--6 IL 0
st. Louis. .010 1913 010 IL IL 0
Batteries: Fillingim. McQuillan
and Gowdy, o'Neill; Pertica, Bailey.
Haines and Dilhoefer, Clemens,
Ainsmith,
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Cleveland, Al; Philadelphia. 80.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug
Cleveland took both ends of a
doubIe-header from Philadelphia
and by the twin victory regained
the lead in the pennant race. The
second game went thirteen innings.
A decision by Umpire Dineen at
the plate in the sixth inning Of the
first game started storm of pro-
test by the Athletics, and was taken
IN by the crowd. Dineen was
Kissed throughout the remainder or
the afternoon. After the last In
ming Of the second game, botn
Dineen and Evans were bombarded
with cushions and newspapers as
thew headed for their dressing ROOM
but they escaped injury.
First game:
Score: ~. II. -
Cleveland ITO col 010--4 8 Q
Philadelphia. 0Os 900 000--S !
Batteries: Coveieskie and O'Neill;
Rommell and Perkins.
Second game:
The b0y score:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
BROWN AND JONES'
START TRAINING
FOR COMING BOUT

Kid Brown and Gorilla Jones
started training for their bout on
August II at the Armory yester-
day afternoon. Both Of the boys
are in almost perfect condition, as
they just completed training q few
days ago for other fights. %
Jones showed a considerable
amount of speed yesterday when
he took on speedball Hayden, one
OF the fastest middleweights Of the
south. In previous training here,
Jones put the K. o. on Caldwell in
three rounds and on Leo Matlock
in six rounds.
Both of the boys will workout
daily at the Armory until the fight
next week,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
washinrton. 1s: St. Louis, 5.

Washington, Aug. S.-Washing-
ton pounded quartetteN OF ~.
Louis pitchers for seventeen hits
and won. Johnson held the visit
ors safe at all stages. m
Score: n. n. -
st. Louis ,.010 02o 002- 10 4
Washington. 1882 OH 17x-lo ~ .
Batteries: Bayne, Kolp, Morrls;
Burwell and Severeid;. johnson anu
Picinich.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
New York. 6; chicago. 8.

Chicago, Aug. Speed Martin
weakened in the seventh inning,
after holding New York to two
hits, one of which was scratch,
and the Giants touched him for
four hits which, coupled with a
base on balls and a sacrifice, ena-
bled them to take the lead and
win from Chicago, Frisch OF the
Giants, who was injured In yester-
days game when he was hit over
the eye by a grounder off Mai
sells bat, returned to his position
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
American League
tBy The As.oainteS press.>

New York, Aug. S.--New York
lost its hold on first place by di-
viding double-header with Chi
cago, while Cleveland was taking
two games from Philadelphia. The
Yankees won the first game. Ruth
brought his season total Of home
runs to forty-one by hitting one in
each contest. Kerr of the White
Sox retired because of the sore
arm, after pitching six innings Of
the second game. Baker of the
Yankees was called to his home
at Trappe, Nd, because of death
in his family.
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49,
PHILADELPHIA.

Totals .....52 ID ~ IL q
rBatted for Naylor in fourth.
zz-Batted for Harris In thir-
tenth.
BY innings: 49, oon !,
Philadelphia .12O 800 900 900 o.
summary: Two-base hits-Jam-
ieson, Gardner, 2: Sewell. Three
base hit-Dykes. Home ruri-Du-
gan, Wambsganss. Stolen base
Mccain, Witt, O'Neili. SacrlIlc cy,..
Dugan. Gardner, Johnston, Witt.
Double plays-Dugan and Dykes;
Dykes, Mccain and J. Walker;
Perkins and Dugan; Gardner,
O'Neill and Johnston. Base on
balls-Off Sothoron. q; Keefe, I.
Innings pitched-By Bagby, ] 10;
Sothoron, II 2-S; Naylor, 4; heeio
3 10; Harris, 6 2-3. Struck out
BY Naylor. /; Harris, 8; sothoron
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

Summary: Home runs--Ruth,
Baker. Stolen base--Ward. Sac
rifice-Baker, Miller. Double
plays-Johnson, Collins and Shee-
iy. Base on balls-Off Shawkey'
G; Wieneke, s; Hodge. 2. Innings
pitched-By Wienecke, 2 (none
out in third); Hodge. g, Struck
out-By Shawkey, 3. Passed ball
Lees.
score-Second game: r. H. E
Chicago .S0t 900 0O1--5 8 l
New York ..101 100 010--4 Z z
Batteries: Kerr. Faber and
Lees; Hoyt and Schang.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
Boston. G; Detroit, I.

Boston, Aug. 8.-Boston won itf
eighth straight game from Detroit,
Scott made his first home run OF
the season. inside the grounds.
the ball rolling to the centerfield
stands with McInnis on second In
the eighth inning.
Score: r. III. u.
Detroit. ..... 010 600 o0o--1 s 8
Boston. $50. 100 100 02x--6 Q
Batteries: Leonard and Bassler;
Myers and Ruei.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
THE DOPE COLUMN
National League.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 8.
New York, 6; Chicago, g.
st. Louis, 7; Boston. 8.
Where They Play.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
American League.


Washington, 10; st. Louis, s.
Cleveland, Al; Philadelphia, S-6
New York, IA; Chicago, %.
Boston, 6; Detroit, Z.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

Summary: Two-base hits - Mil
Ter. Kilduff. Olson. Tierney. Three
base hits-tohnston Grimm. Stol-
en- bases - Johnston. Sacrifice
Myers, Johnston. Neis, Brottem'
Double play - Johnston. Kilduff
and Schmandt. Base on balls
Off Grimes, 8. Struck out-By
Grimes, 8; Cooper. 2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

Sunday is so called because IL
was the day on which, IN olden
times worship was offered to the
sun,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

A 95x5 cord tire for automobiles
contains 10000 feet of cord or
over five and a half miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
WESTERN IEAGuE.

At Omaha, /; Sioux City, 6.
At Des Moines. Is; st. Joseph. T.
At Tulsa. z; Oklahoma City, /.
At Wichita. 16; Joplin, 8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
Where They Play.

st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09
Totals ......35 6 10 II Is

SUMMARY! IWU-Uds6 hIIto
Burns, Flack, Grimes. Kelly. Stol-
en- base--Hollocher Sacrifices
Maisel, Sullivan, Kelleher Nehf.
Base on balls-Off Martini, 2. In
nings pitched-By Martin, 4;
York, Q. Struck out-By Martin,
q: Nehf. 2; York, I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-09

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. Z; Memphis, 8. /.
Nashville, 0; Atlanta, 3,
Chattanooga. 8; Birmingham, 10
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Totals ....S4 4 10 81 0


x-Batted for Cooper in ninth.
BY innings:
Brooklyn ......... O01 COZ 1000
pittsburgh ....... 900 001 010--2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
Xxx.

"Ale, pane, vase domnenl Je
klamne!" zvoiala Klara. ia
.jsem mic neukradla - nemam
zadneho spoluvianika, nemohu
zadneho take. miti, protoze
.isem nespachala zadny zlo-
cin!"
"kdo jest mlady muz, S
nimz jste mluvila?" ptal Sc ko-
misar, nevsimaje 81 SLOW mlade
divky.
Klara chtela odpovedeti, a
vsak nahle 81 vzpomnela, &c
rekla PAM Thouretove, re pra-
covala V nedeli donna pozd9 do
noel. Prizna-li Sc, re byla S A
drienem ma vyletu, pride lez
ma jevo. P%ovazujit' Couvrenra
|jlz nyni "a jejlho spoluvinnika
- coz teprve. iekne-li, re jest
jeho nevestou. Nesmi jmenova-
ii malire, ably neuvedla jej V
nebezpcci, v nemz naleza Sc sa
ma.
"Ptal jsem Sc vas, kdo jest
mladik, ienz ma vas Cekal ma
ulici?" opakoval komisaf pris-
nym hlasem svoji otazku.
"Nikdo ma mne necekal, pa
me-.
"Tot' vypalene kvitko." sma
In sc sluzka. Mann tcdy NIT
ku!?"
"Nechcete nam rici jmeno
sveho spoluvinnika?"
(PokraCovanO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22

"Vse dari sc vyborno!" jasa-
la Lucienna, kdyz byla sama,
"zaslouzila jsem 81 odmenu a
nezbyva mi, nee 81 pro nj do
jiti".
Ustrojila sc a dala sc cestou
K ulici Geoffroy Marie.
Kdyz PAM Thouretova ode
Sla, m6la Klara silny nervovy
zachvat a padla We mdloby.
Slecna lrma musila zavolatl
sluzku. ably il pomohla zved-
nouti mladou divku a poloziti
il V krame ma pohovku.
Ccle pull hodiny lezela Klara
beze vSi pomoci We mdlobach,
robot delnice odstupovaly
plny oSklivosti a opovraeni cd
ubohc.
Ncst'astna divka prichazela
poznenahla k sobG; otcvfela o.
Ci a upfela zrak ma uStepacne
tvare d6lnic. Pamet' sc il ra-
zem vratila, vyskocila a radila
jake $tvana Ian do dilny, kde
visel jeji klobouk a plast'.,
Go chcete ciniti, s~lecno?"
ptala sc Irma prisn6.
''Ptate Sc, co chci Giniti?"
zvolala Klara $ vytrestenym
zrakem. Coz jste to neuho-
dlal Rekli mi zde, &c jsem zlo-
dejka - poVaZuJl mne ga bid
nici - odyraci sc ole mne ia
ko cd nehodncho styorcni. Ne
mohu zde ami okamZlku dele
zustati. Odchazim".
"Pokud Sc madame nevratl
ncsmlte odeilti''.
"Jakym pravem chtGla by
ste mne Zdrzovati?"
MADAME mi to naridila".
"a kdybych pfece chtela 0
dejiti?"
"Prosila bych ostatni slecny
ably mne pomohly vas zadrzctl
1lodejko!"
V tonic okamziku otevrel,
Sc dvcfe a do kramu vesla pan
Thouretova S dv6ma pany, q
nimiz kraceli diva StraZnici.
Klara porozumela - hlav
Sla il kolem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22

"Tot' lez!" zvolala prudce,
"nikdo ma mne necekal!"
"Mlcte!" okrikl il komisar;
pax obratil Sc ku sluzce s otaz-
kou:
80 .jakem MAIDEN muzi mlu
vite? Kde jste jej videla?"
"Bylo to tax, pane komlsa-
re, v~ypravela sluzka dale, u
klizela jsem loznici panlnu,
kteraz jest prave mad kramem
- ably prach sci ven, mela
jsem otevrene okno, a vykou-
kla jsem prave, kdyz dana,
kteraz koupila klobouk, vycna
zela z kramu, DANA mela kra-
bici V ruce a kracela k boule-
vardu, V tom okamziku preset
mladik, jenz Sc prochazel ma
p~rotejsim chodniku a patrne
ma nekoho cekal, ulici a prlbll-
I'll Sc Ike kramu, dvere Sc ote-
vrely a tato slecna mluvlla S
tim mladym muzem'.
"Nesel do kramu?" ptal sc
komisar.
"To nemohu rici".
"Videla .jste, re davala mu
Klara Gervaisova nejaky bali
f, cek?"
me, pane, mela jsem cotlet-
ty ma plotne, i sla jsem dolu do
kuchyne; kdyz jsem tam vstou
pila, slysela jsem zavirati dive
re kramu a zavolala .jsem slec-
nu, prisla hned k snidani. Wy
| hlizela - sauna vlastne nevlm,
iak = zpozorovala jsem vSak,
re jest jaksi rozcilena - memo
hla jsem ovsem uhodnouti, co
il JEST.
20, mu.j boze, muj boze!"
horekovala Klara, polosilena
bolem a hruzou. "Cim zavinlla
jsem tuto tryzen!?"
"Pochopuji", pravil komisai'
ga chvili, "podobnym zpuso-
benz deji Sc caste kradeze. Spo
luvinnik ceka ma ulici, zlodej-
ka otevre dveie, poda mu u
kradenou vec a on S nj zmlzl,
jest to jednoduche a dobre".
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PRODA Sc farma 0 166ti a.
krech u Twinsburg, O., ~ mi
lie cd Akron-C Cleveland Main
Rd., vsechno farmarske zarize-
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nesnych, 700 stromd javoro-
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nj system, fernes, praci stroll,
45 krav a jine zarizeni. Ia nile
ko Sc trzi We IA dnech $500.
Pozemky vyhnojene. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc u J.. HI. Rabich,
Macedonia Rd., w. Twinsburg,
O., Summit Co. 4-3O
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VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

"Zapira a tvaTi Sc nevln-
nou. Iak dele Sc vsem, Jlz Jsou
tax nloupi a prijimaJi lldl bez
doporuceni!"
"Dovolte mi, abych YAM po-
dotkla, ale i ia neznala tn O.
sobu.', pravila Luclenna uraze
ne. "Nlkdy jsem j nevidela.
Narikala jste 81, re nemate
kramskou a tn Jsem YAM rekla,
re slysela jsem o sirotku, Jenz
jest opusten a zasluhuje SOU
strasti - dala jsem YAM JeJl
adresu, doporuceni mole ne
bylo tedy prilis vrele a nemu-
site mi ciniti zadne vycitky".
PAM Thouretova pochopila,
re Jest Lucienna velice rozlo-
bena a .jelikoz nechtela Sc pr"
praviti 0 dobrou zakaznlcl, pra
villa slad'ounce:
Ami We snu mne nenapada
ciniti YAM vycitky, draha ma
dame! PriSla jsem yam toliko
vyprav6ti celou tn vec. Vim, re
"a mic n~emuzete, zajiste vsak
pochopite mou zlost, mole opo-
vrzeni''.
"ADo, ano, pochopuji. Co ny
nj ucinite?"
"Chte1a isem Sc vas ptati o
radu''. .s,s 7
Nine? Co vas napada? Co
mi zalezi ma tie zlodejce! Cinte
S nj, co YAM libo, die meho ma
hledu must Sc kazdy poklesek
prisne trestati. Je-li dlvka zlo-
dejkou, musi Sc S nj jednati ia
ko Sc zlodeikou''sH
MAN tyr Mailed; mela
,isem vSak strach, re Sc budete
hnevati".
"Jaky to napad! Opakuji
YAM, re mi pc tie osob6 pranic
neni".
"Odpust'te, prosim, re jsem
vas obtezovala -"
"Dobre, dobTe. PoSlete mi co
neidfive objednany klobouk".
"Obdrzite no jeste dnes",
pravila odchazejici PAM Thou
retova.
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PRODAM dvourodinny dun

PRODAM dvourodinny dunn
o 10 mistnostech ma Cite ulici
z Union, elektrika, plyn, toile-
ty. Lot je 40 pri 140 str. Cena
$4,000, hotove $4,000. Farma
O 101 akrech ma dlazdene ce-
ste, IL mil cd squaru, je rovna,
S dobrymi budovami, stoekem,
1000 slepic, 6 krav, 3 kone a
ostatni stroje. Proda Sc lacino
$500 "a akr, je treba $4,000
hotove. Toto jest lace. Prijd-
tie neb piste Karel Gothart,
4915 Broadway. 4-25
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PRODA Sc nabytek "a pf1-
cinou odjezdu do Czech. Haste
Sc v els. 1885 E. AZ ul. 4-25
PRODAM neb vymenim ro-
hovou residence, barnu a dilnu,
dobre Sc hodici pro spravku
AUTOMOBILE. Haste Sc v els.
1908 Marvin Ave. 4-28
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DVOURODINNY DUN

Corlett, 5 pokojG dole a 5 ma
hore, tepla voda a vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Mala cast hotove
a ostatnl jake najem. Tez
mann pekny dunn jednorodinny
o 6ti pokojich. Haste Sc u
John L. Cleary Co., roh Har-
ward and Broadway. Tel. u
Mon 1913 l.. 4-24
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dun o 5ti svetnicich dole a 5ti
svetnicich nahore ma dlazdene
ulici blize Gilbert skoly re "a
padni So ul. Cena $500. Ho-
tove $1,000. Haste Sc Il V. l..
Stanford, 635 Society for Saw
inps. 4-22
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STOR MA PRODEJ

vhodny pro cukrovinky,
pecivo, neb cokoli jineho,
S obydlim, V {. 1926 Hamm
ST., nedaleko Broadway.
Tfeba asi $500 hotove.
Haste Sc u Vcela Realty
Co., 5733 Broadway. 4-22
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PRODA Sc dunn pro 2 rodi-
ny blize Union Ave. Je 3 roxy
starry, ma 5 pokoju a koupel-
ma pro kazdou rodinu, velky
sklep, rohovy lot, skutecna la
&c. Vezme Sc menSi domek neb
lot jake castecna splatka. Biz
81 sdeli J. l.. Mlckovsky u Atlas
Finance Co., 5456 Broadway.
4-23
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o Sc LEVINE dunn 0 5ti

PRCDA Sc LEVINE dunn 0 5ti
svGtniclch, koupelna, plyn, e.
lektrika, voda, sklep, skopky
ma pradlo, 2 kulny ma slepice,
lot 40 pri $50 str. Haste Sc V
els. 1896 Benham Ave. V Mt.
Pleasant. TEE Sc LEVINE proda
rohovv lot 40 pri $50 str. AIT
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ZELEZARSKY OBCHOD

pine zasobeny, tez castecne S
grocernim a v dobrem chodu "
move ceske osade IL kary a
bytem o 6ti svet. a koupelnou,
proda Sc S celym skiadem "a
mlrnou cenu SO, 500. Cast PEE
nez Sc pocka neb vymeni Sc "a
jedno neb dvourodinny dunn v
Corlett neb V Mt. Pleasant.
Blizsi sdeli Ferd. Stukbauer u
Atlas Finance Co., 5456 Broad
way. 4-23
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5 svet. a koupelna nahore
j dole, 2 fernesy, skopky a
vSe mod. zarizeni, cena
$9,100; asi $4,000 hotove.
Toto jest jedna z nejlep-
sich laci ma teto Cesk6 uli-
eli. Vcera Realty Co., 1913
Broadway. 4-22
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pRODA Sc farma, 40 akru,
kde jest sklizen dvakrat do
roka, zdrava krajina, V okoli
cerpaji tez olej. Tricet akrd
obdelano, 10 akru pekny les.
Vezme Sc mensi domek neb
lot ma vymenu. Blizsi Sc sdeli
v els. 1866 E. lao st. v Mt.
Pleasant APO
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MATTEL umyslu 81 zakou-
pit nejaky lot pro svuj maize
tex NED obchod, nezapomente,
re jich mann mnoho ma vyber
ma peknych ulicich i dlazde-
nych, ktere muzete koupit la
elmo ma lehke splatky. Haste
Sc u Rob. Kohout, u Atlas FL
nance Co. 2,