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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
EiLEDA Sc:
PRlLEZITOST.

Hledame tfi, asi tficetilet6
muze, zenatym Sc dava pred
most, kteri mluvi Gesky, sloven-
sky anglicky. Haste Sc jen
kdyz jste skutecn6 pilnymi a
snazivymi. Kazdemu prijate-
mu muzi by melo jeho posta-
veni vynesti rocne $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc mezi $50 a 1000 hod.
dop. a tazte sc ma Mr.. Ebosh,
E. L. Ostendorf Organisation,
500 Bangor Bldg.
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PRCDA Sc nadherDe zhoto

PRCDA Sc nadherne zhoto
veny nabytek do 4 pokoju, po-
zustavajici z Velour Overstuf-
fed setu do Parloru, prav6ho
ofechov6ho setu do jidelny,
pravy mahagonovy set do loz-
nice a napodobeny (Imitation)
afechovy set do loznice a diva
bruselske karpety, matrace
pera, lampy a samohraci pia-
no. VeSkery tento nabytek stal
S2,325 a da Sc nyni ga hoto-
We $1,000. Vse je jake move.
Zavolejte telefonem Lorain
800 r. TIC
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Staromodni policista.

Jack - Proc Sc dnes tax
zlobiS, starry brachu?
Mack - Vcera vecer ma
bidnul jsem jcdnomu policlsto-
vi svou .ahvicku.
Jack - A on te pax sebral
ne?
Mack - Ne. Vypil mi vsech-
no
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''Delme t0mu, re on neb ona
yskulka ziJl, redy ruclm "a TO,
ze Inn am We snu nenapadne,
by cml4 81 naroky na mIllony
pana JoramIea
" tomto smeru mohli by
chom tedy bytl pokoJm; aVsak
dosud neUuslm, sUryce, kan
Smeruje vas plan. Ma Jeune
strane name hIaru Guerlno-
YOU, ma druhe JeJl decko, 0
nemz neVlme, zije-li nebo
mrtve jest. klara Guerinoya
zemre, bude Zahrabana, do
bre; ale jak dokazeme umrt-
MN hstem, re vice nezlJe? Nj
kdo new, re klara Guerinova
a naSe vzdychava Llza tataz O.
SODA jest my zaJlste praVdu
tomtez postaveni Jsme Vucl dit
ku, iehoz unit rovnez dokazati
nam nelze. A die doslovneho
zneni one bidne posledni WI
lie, treDa jest nam yykazati Sc
UnHtn.mi llsty Jak matky, tax
Citka'.
Tot v5e zcela spravne, mila
sestrenice, a tez Jsem dlouho
0 teto zahade pfemyslel. A
vs&k nynl nastava nam patrati
ienom po dltku. Vysledek mu-
SINE vyckati. Co Sc tyce klary
Gucrinoye, tn ulOha naSe pone-
kud lehci, ackoliy, jak Jste
zcela spravne podotkla, nema-
}cu obtlz nam to da, bychom
Cpatrill 81 dukdZ, ovSem Jen
ZdanlIye zakonny, jejim u
mrti. TGz pocitati muslme $
roulicnymi nahodilymi okol-
n0stmi, ktere by plany naSe ma
rily. V nejhorSlm prlpadu Wy
naJdeme 81 dive leta nebo til
po smYti stafenine dive spolehli-
We osoby, n6jakeho muze a ze-
NJ ktere nam pri dobrem "a
Elaceni dosyedGi pred urady,
co budeme 81 pratt, totiz re
rred smrti sverila Sc Jim vzdy
chava Liza SVEN prayem pu-
voGu, re rekla Jim sye praye
imeno a sye rodiste'.
Flled'me, hled'me, to neni
Spatne vymysleno! praVil Pa
rlzot.. "Lidi, ktefi radi Y tuto
ulohu Sc uyazou, nalezneme
snadno. nebot' pencil dokaze
Sc ySe".
"konecn6", pokracoval RAJ
blot, "byt by tento plan medal
sc provesti, tedy, zemre-li hla.
ia Guerinova, jsme bez stare
ST, ze bude il dedictvi yyda-
no
Tot pravda"
"Jestli zadn$ plan Sc nam
neZdafi', pokraecoYal dale Ra-
bot, "bUdeme tiSe cekati, az
upbne deset let, abychom
posledni vuli pred notare vstou
Ti,i a zadali vydani milionu
JoramieovVch"
Jak re? Deset let tekati?"
zVolala Gcrtruda.
N NaispiSe budeme nuceni,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 iiaak', uznal
70 dobra pron6sti pan Parizot.
Lcpe to, nez ztratiti 1plne
radaii', m.nil Rabiot.
'Haiiet6, stryce; ale zatim
ysictni sestarneme".
"Nemluvte tax, yzdyt' iste
oba, lak Wy, teto, tax W, stry-
&C. este mladiw
"Parizot sama "a, zatim
Sc zde udfema a ustaramo M
sietisu, nezii dotkame Sc sv6-
10 Vykoupeni. Jak isem fekla,
stffte, tahIeta posledni vule ie
bidactvi vyssiho stupn6'.
"pFsem, ovsem, teip, ale ja-
ka pomoc'
Pa kratke pomlcce pokraco
VI Rabiot 'Tedy austane pr
.-s-+4'+s ~, 4. s4..ei.I
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RCMANTICKY ZBOJNIK
SUHAJ.

| Je Ease roZcllenl a uzhOrOdSke
lsty mali opet sensaci prvnl-
no radu. Predmetem zvysene
pozornosti je tentokrate selsky
Synek We Vel. kalodzi MikulaS
Suhaj, ktery jiz pred lety, je-
ste "a dob mad arskych, veno-
val ses povolani lupicsk6mu
! dosud je provozuje. V poslednl
dobe svuJ podnik rozslril, pf1-
bral novy personal a pfizpuso
bill Sc modernl dobe tim, re Wy
zbroiil svou druzinu kulomety
a nyni vystupuje pfim6rene cd
vazne. ,,,.,y .,sI
Obyvatelstvo kraju, ktere 81
zvolil "a sve pusobiSte, zije We
stal6m rozcileni, jezto neni il
sto ami zivotem ami majetkem,
q uSty VyzyVaJl Vladu, aby zJed
nala poradek. To Sc ovSem
snadno zada, ale hure prova-
df. Ma dopadeni hrdinG pod
karpaskych lesu byla sice Wy
psana vladnl odmena, cetni-
| ctVo VoiSko lie stale ma no.
hou, ale dosud bezyysIedn6.
O smelosti lupicove vypravi
sc mnoho historek, ktere -
kdyz nejsou pravdive do po-
sledniho pismene - prece ho
charakterisuji.
Pred casem Suhaj navstivil
svuj rodny dunn v Kalodzi, a
kdyz Sc ma neho cetnici Sli po-
divat = byli diva -, uyital je
ranami 2 revolveru a oba "a
strell. Nez ami mrtvym medal
Ipokoje, q kdyz soudni komise
konaIa obdukci mrtvol zastre-
lenych cetniku, priSel Suhaj Sc
svou druzinou k umrlci komo-
re, strilel ma komisi a zadal
cetniky, ably mu dali pokoj a
lined opustili uzemi, jez 81 zvo
Ill "a sve pusobiste. Zadost tu-
to Opakoval Getnikum plsemne
a stejny dopis pribili jeho lide
ma Cetnicke stanice. Ma odchod
povolil Suhaj cetnikum pine
diva dny. Cetniti vSak jeho la
skavosti nepouzili. Suhaj 81 VII
bee libuje V pisemnych vzka-
zech a proklamacich venkov-
iskemu lidu, V nichz prohlasuje,
| ze chudym neublizuje, re pro-
nasleduje jenom zidy, poppy,
bohate a cetniky. Lid je mu ta-
Ike naklon6n a MONA ho pod
poruje, castecne ovSem re stra-
chu.
Lidu imponuje jeho smelost
q n6kdy take VeIkomyslnost.
Prepaid pry v kraiin6 u Husta
vuz, ma nemz jela poStoyni Il
rednice. Vyzval il, ably mu o
| devzdala vSecky penize, kdy2
vSak zjistil, re m6la ien neko-
lik korun, vytahl Suhaj tobol-
| ku, kterou 81 ponechal ma pa
matku po nejakem obchodni-
! kovi, vynal Z nj hrst statovek
! dal je ulekane urednici ma pfi-
| lepSenou, nacez Ease Zmizel
Stejne kavalirsky neZachovaI
Sc vsak k popovi, jehoz "a
chvili ma teze silnici potkal
Fan taraf mel u Sebe l2,OOt
korun a ty mu Suhaj nemilo
srdne wal. Suhaj zdrzuje Sc
nyni okoli HouStu, kde podl,
zprav mad arskych listu navSt
vii i sokolsky slet, mluvil S ne
kolika osobami a pax Ease Ia
juplne zmizel.
Prohlasil pry tehdy, ze cen;
vypsana Ma jeho hlayu je prili'
nizka, re prida jeSte $4,000 X
tomu, kdo 81 cenu vladou Wy
!, psanou ziska. Nejvice no roz
cililo, re cetnici zatkli jehc
zenu a tchana. Oba byli odve
/ deni do Hustu. Suhaj vyda
! Ease proklamaci, tentokrate Ii
radum Hustu, nfz zada o
: kamzite propust6ni obou, il
/, max re vyhlasi mestu valku
II h,rytaf al lct4,n -, G,4o
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ZVLASTNf UPOZORNENf

Nam fanny Cd 5ti do 250ti a.
krd, blize Clevelandu "a hoto-
We neb ma splatky, aneb Sc W.
menl ga m6stske majetky. Tez
prodavam mestske majetky a
Lofty. JOS. Ptak, 1900 Saratoga
Ave, vezm6te zap. 25. ST.,
Through Car. 7-2O
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kdo rezaslechl. Ma vrsku IA
st&rkem budu te cekati".
Ano, L4zo, priJdu Jlste".
"AvSak to olouplm te, mil;t
Dionysle, tvuJ nocnl spa
nek".
%, budu tim lepe spati V
pristl noci'.
"Iedy ma shledanou, ma mi
la, dnes V noci!'
INA shledanou, mila Lizo!"
V noci sesly Sc ODE na YRS
Iku, odebraly sc ku osam6l6mu
itopolu, jenz cerny svuj stin V
zari hvezdnateho nebe yrhal.
Noe byla vlazna, obloha bez-
mraka a hvezdnata.
'Zde 81 V tichosti pohovofi-
me-, pravila stara sluzka, sed
lnouc 81 blze topolu ma zem.
'Pfehledneme odsud do kola
vSe, a tomto hustem stinu nj
kdo mas nevypatra. Nejdriye,
mila Dionysie, dovol mi neko-
lik otazek".
"Tazte Sc jen'.
"Nedavno isl mluvila o il
stem panu z Parize, ktereho ne
znaS, ale jehoz jmeno ii pove-
domo; Wis, kdo jest tento pan a
elm Sc zabyva
NE, ale myslfm, re jest bo-
baty".
"Prosim, vypravuj mi, pri
jake pfilezitosti isl poznala je-
no jm6no?"
"Tedy svou minulost, Lizo,
mann vam vypraveti?"
"Nikoliv, chceS-li nGco prede
mnou zatajiti".
Nevim, co bych pred vami
tajila; kydbych mela 81 i ne
co VyGitati, tedy YAM to t6z SIDE
lin. Vypovim vam celou, svou
prlhodu. - O, nenl prave dlou
ha a take sotva zaiimava! Ma
rodila jsem Sc We Vignotte, da-
leko odsud, We svobodnem hrab
stVi blze Auxonnu. Otec muj
byl tkadlec a matka nadenni-
ce. UbOha zena drela Sc cd cas-
neho rama az pozd6 do noci.
Muj otec mnoho ncpracoval.
Jako dobry delnik mohl hodne
vydelati, ale Stitil Sc prace.
Mela jsem diva bratry, starsiho
g mladsiho. Mimo to bylo V do
me jeSt6 ctvrt6 ditko, sirotek,
iejz matka vzala 81 ma vycho-
yani".
"Tedy opust6ne dite?" pra-
villa Liza, hluboce dojata.
"Ach ano, byla to mala hol-
Cicka".
"Mala holcicka? = opakova-
la stara sluzka, jako ozvenou.
A povzdechla 81.
"Jednoho dne zabloudilo u
bohe dite v lese a bylo divou
zVefi, neispiSe od vlku, roz-
trhano. V lesich naSich jest to-
IL jeSte mnoho ylku diVo-
kych kancu".
90, nest astne dit6!"
"Neni-li pravda, tot straSli-
We! Abych vratiIa Sc ku svyn
rodlcum, tedy matka Antonio
neboli kratce receno, Tonic
jak otec il nazyval. byla zens
srdce dobreho, milovala ras W
lice my milovali il. Otec mi.
nebyl zly clovek, ale byl oddal
pitt. Vypil-li sklenici vice
nezli snesl, ,tloukl pro malickos
matku, bratry, mas vsecky
Nebylo mi osm let, kdyz matk;
zemrela'.
"Jako mne', praviIa 81 sta
ia sluzka.
"Lide pravili, re sc ustarala
Otec muj shledal lined, re ma
je mnoho dome. OvSem, pra
coVati nechtel, tedy mas ne
mohl uziviti. Zavedl mne
stars ho bratra n6kolik hodi
od naseho rodiste do sluzbS
Bratra sveril jistemu zamoznt
r1u sedlakoyi a mne pachtyr
+. Jenz Z pocatku pouzil mne k
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pRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 A po-
koilch, vSe zarizeni. Haste Sc
Y elsie 1870 Coath Ave. We
zmete Union karu. Blize Cor
lett skoly. 7-13
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POKOJE k pronajmuti V
Plzenskem hotelu Cd $500 W.
Sc, vse moderne zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. :?
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Joramieovo dedictvi,
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

tom, co jsme ujednali, nenl-li
Dravda, sestrenlce
"hdyz neni jina pomoc"
zaml ucela pachtyrka.
.lste hlayou rodiny, stryce
RabIote", pravil Parizot; "mu-
slr:G poslouchat, Jak porucl-
te".
|. Druheho dne odjel Rabbit
do Parlze.
20.
\ priStich nekolika dnech
byla stara sluzka We velkem
rozcilenl. AGkollv stejne pra-
coyala Jako drive, prece V n0cl
ntmohla naleznoutl odpoclnek
d beZe spanku lie skoro traVila.
OSklNe obraZy, Sny nruzne i
oeslly. VzpomInala nd omen zly
pohled, JeJz VI"hl na nj josef
kabiot, a nebyla s to zbaviti
sc strachu a uzkosti. Vzmahalo
Sc V nj temne tuseni, re hrOzi
i! nebezpeci. Marne namaha-
Ia Sc proti tuSeni tomuto Sc O.
brniti, mySlenky cerne q du5e
vypuditi a pracl je rozptyliti.
Vzdychava Liza dobre Sc
Znala, re jmeno Pavla Jora-
mica zumyslne pred nj bylo
proneSeno; podrobili il zkouS-
ce. Nyni vedeli jist6, re ona je
Klarou Guerinovou, zajiste zna
! Ii jeji minulost, avSak k Cemu
- nemohla pochopiti JeJlcl
jednani a snazeni. Byla tlSSi q
zamlklejSi vice, nezh kdy dr.
We. Norila Sc We sve trudne my
Slenky. Casio ustala na poll od
prace, zadivala sc k obloZo
neb do dalekeho okol, a hlu-
boky povzdech dral Sc re stare
/ Jeji duSe. Jakym tajnym upo-
minkam odpovidal tento po-
/ yzdech?
Nyni zridka oslovila starena
tato i Dionysiu, ano sotva slo-
VEN il odpoyidala.
"Clov6k by myslil, re proti
mne neco ma" pravila 81 MIA
Ga sluzka; "a pfece jsem il nj
elm neublizila".
TO il trapilo t6z a caste "a
slzela, re opu5tena jest We sve-
te, re zklamala Sc V teto sv5
stare pritelkyni, ku ktere verne
prilnula.
Sc strany panstVa niceho Sc
nezmenilo. PARROT brucel stale
iako drive pro maliCkost la
tefil a nadaVal celedinum i
sluzkam. Prace nikdy nesla mu
dosti rychle ku/ predu. jake
drive chovala Sc Gertrude pri-
! vetive ku sve stare sluzce; ano,
tylo pozorovati, ze jeSte vet
5! pfizni pozornOsti il vyzna-
] rlenavala; avSak Vzdychava
L.Za tuSila, co "a timto pratel-
/ stv.m Sc skryva
Lidem M statku V okoli
b@lo to az napadne, a farar
lninvillesky, ienz nekdy na
Grandyal dochazel, vida, jaK
PAM ParizotoVa choya Sc ku
sVG slulce, pochvall il IA to a
vyslovil sc, ze ie to velmi hez-
kG, kdyz starr sluzebnici pova-
zuji Sc "a cleny rodiny.
Jednoho veCera, kdyz stara
Liza neobycejne 20 ceiy den
zasmusila byla, pravila nahle
ku Dionysii: "Musim S teDou 81
pohovoriti; snal ii mnoho sde-
linn
"Tedy Sc na mne nehnev.t.
te?' tazala Sc rozradostnen5
Dionysie
Proc bych Sc ma tebe hne
vala, ma devecko?"
"Nevlm; nemluvila jste NJ
mne a to mne bolelo".
"Nejsem vzdy naladGua k;
hovoru'.
"Seznala isem to-.
"Vis co, Dionysie? Dnes S
trochu pohovorime. Cheese"
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D r O B N E
0 L N A Nj K Y.

NAM KUPCE ma fanny.
Chcete-li rychle prodat, ma
vstivte neb piSte ma St. Rody,
5502 Fleet Ave, Cleveland, O.
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IA PRiCINOU ODJEZDU

proda Sc pekne zachovale pia-
no, dresser, sideboard, satnik,
stul, zidle, plynova zanovni ka-
nina ma vytapeni, tez kuchyn-
ska, postele a jine veci. Haste
Sc elsie 1892 Svec Ave. z1E.
131 ul. 7-13
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HonoraT zadate "a sve my
slenky? Snad minite nalez-
ne?"
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PRoNAJME Sc. pekna ga
raz. Haste Sc v els. 1904 f.
40. Ill. TIA
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cukrovin-
koVy obchod "a pricinou ne
moce. Haste Sc u J. Hauner.
1876 Buckeye rd. 7-18
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc dunn 6ti poko-
Jlch, fernes, plyn a jine zari-
zenie Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
Box 524, Stop 8, Maple lights,
Deulofd, ". TIA
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MLADIK 2O-lety, kovaf Wy
uceny, loni z Czech prijetJ a We
farmafske praci obeznaly, hle-
da jak6koli zamestnani. Piste
ma V. Drbohlav, 2119 E. 90.
st. 7-13
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RYT k PRONAJMUTf y

- TNCNAJMUII pro
mensl rodinu ma Broadwai> do
le' blIze Gallup ul., je o trech
velkych pokojich, elektrika,
plyn, zaehod uvnitf. Vse W.
papirovano a upraveao. Haste
sc ' aam. {. llstu. TIA
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PRODA Sc pozemek 0 l a.
kru as 15 minut cd Lee Rd. a.
neb Sc vymeni "a jednorodin-
ny dam V neste aneb Ia NEST
ske Lofty. Blizsi sc sdeli v els.
1878 Benwood Ave-, blize W.
chodni 131. ulice. 7-15
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PRIJMOU Sc Or.

PRiJMOU Sc prodaHaci ka-
Wy a grocerniho zbozi, kteri
mali tomto oboru zkusenost.
Haste sc u The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2450 e. %.
St. !?
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PRoDA Sc Sici stroj, ."Sin-
GER, sideboard, kuchynsky
stul, zidle pradelnik. Haste
Sc V elsie 1854 E. 131 ST., ne
daleko Skoly j. A. Komensky.
lib
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc kucharka mlu-
Wei cesky a anglicky. Haste
Sc elsie 4831 Broadway. tbs
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PRIME Sc radny svobod-
ny pan ma byt beze stravy, po-
koj sam o sobe Sc zvlaSsnlm
vchodem. Haste Sc V c. 12409
Holborn Ave. 7-15
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy a proda Sc d6tsky koca-
rex. Haste Sc V elsie 1925 E.
so. St, blize Fleet Ave. TIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
TOLD ABOUT JAPAN

Laurel April 7. Monday afternoon a'
the Laurel New Century Club, Mrs.
RAYMOND FarlOwe gave q talk on Japan,
Mrs. Allen Parsons delightfully."- sang
Lullaby" and 81 Hear Thrush at
Eve
Eight girls dressed IN japanese phrb,
sang The japanese Sandman, All
telling many interesting facts about the
people Of Cherry Blossom Land j.
Mrs Cecil r Benson. as "HyacInfh.
told Of the Legend of The lotus Ho~er.
Miss Mildred figgs, ~ "Ohun. gave an
account Of "Topsy- Turvy Land Mr..
r. s. Phillips as .Gcniure, SPOKE of the,
servant problem IN Japan. Mrs Panl
Kennry. AZ "Narcisgus gavc aorn"
Tapancae proverbs Miss Ida Warrington
as "Tama told of the hair ropes mad"
81 the hair sacrificed 10y the poorer Claws
Of women
Mrs. Joaeph Carey, as "ChYsan'h"
mum gave an account If The lapafosT
marriage ceremony Mrs Granville wind
por AS 'Iu-Lu-San, gave th" rcaaon ~ihy
the eyes Of Japanese arc sct ofhiplel "
Nlsz Mary Bacon as "0uotr. told p tnf
meaning of some of the Japanese ~ymboi@
After being delightfully."- rn'nr'Hnr,d
l,v "Cenlirr with Japanese iairy "a"
tea md waters were served by tne Jap
auose giris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
CHESTE RTowN AND VICINITY

Special Corrf spondcnce of Every Evening
Chc-trrtoJ n Md. April = Prlcic Orr
vho w..s seriously injured IN an accident
1T Rock Hall. on saturday mght while
driving to hts home and rendered uncou-
sciou- has rcgaincd consciousness, hut
lu, memory i blank as 10 the nature Of
the accident or the details thereof tlS
phN ~lcian. however believes he VIII soon
regain full possession Of his faculties
Thomas iIogans has been awarded the
contract for CARRYING the mails between
Clcstcrtovn and Rock Hall Tor the next
taflr wears. being tile lowest of hvc bidders.
Thomas BRYAN Ford car was badly
damaged in an accident IN thcStcrtown.
Yesterday morning. 10y colldlng with
another clr. coming IN the oppo~lt"
direction Fortunately Nir BRYAN had
dcno~ltod Til. milk At the creamery, hut
culpty car. were scattered in all over tho
road TIL other car belonging - Mr..
Carroll uf baltimore was only slightly
damaged
John II Mallalicu Of SudlersvillC has
locatcd At the Wilmington Fair grounds
track with = string of promising Young
horses which he Will condition for the
various fair circuits
Rev. I. +. Barrett 81 CheStcrtown, who
ntkl HtGn fOUHtNtl ~ itlS littA ttt 'N''NAth
weeks. Is able 70 be ont again
The highest price ever received for
dav old chicks in Chcstertown was received
bv r. Snowden Thomas. who Yesterday
sent to q patron in South Carolina 80 o'
his finest Rhode Island Reds, for which
he received $40. just so cents a piece.
ALVIN NJ Culp Is remodcllng and
greatly improv ing his home on Washing
+or aUaui1o Chest prfQuD
The new Episcopal rcctory. formerly
the home OF Judge James Alfred Pearce
on MaplP avenue. Chestcrtown will h
ready for occupancy about the 18th Of th'
month when the rector Rev Charles
atwatcr. and family will move in The
vcstry of the church recently paid SlO0W
for the property.
William F. Newman Of Chcstertown has
announced his candidacy for Town Com
missioner. There promises to bc a very
lively contest between Robert MOifett
the incumbent whose term expires II
Mav. and MIR Newman. behind whom
there are i aid to be powerful influences
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT.

Clayton, Del, April :
Several choice fowls Of " Z. Onlev
we're missed yesterday morning. Mrs.
Charles S. Boggs,a nelghbor Of the Onleys,
went to the general store Of Wilbur +.
Clark about the same time to buy a
chicknn for dinner She purchased one
and upon taking II home, remarked to
Mrs. Onley that she had one OF the fowls
that we're stolen.
The remark was made as q Jest, but
the hen in question looked strangely
familiar 20 Mrs. Onley, and after an III
vessigation, she declared 1t % be hers
Immediately afterwards the Two went
down 70 the Clark ssore, and Mrs Onley
identified several other fowls as having
been hers.
1t developed that Gilbert Baynard, q
Negro tenant on the farm Of Fred 4.
Marker, near town, had sold the chickens
70 Mr.. Clark late the night before.
Constable Lee r. Cochran Of Smyrna
was notified, and, arrested Baynard. He
was gwen hearing before Magistrate
Postles, In smyrna, and upon admitting
his guilt, was taken 70 Dover lau e
szRast trial by court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
Prostate Gland
Troubles Should Have
Imr. ediate Attention

Watch the symptoms was DIR. Cary $
advice. The tiniest signals often Indicate
that the kidneys are ailing and need at
tention. Dry skin. for instance. and little
specks floating before the eyes. Some
times the feet feel heavy as If your
shoes were full of lead. often the Joints
ache or you have quick darting pains
shooting through the back or side Then
again that frequent desire to empty the
bladder, cold clammy feet and just a
little puffness under the eyes. Occa-
sionally the hands or feet swell slightly
and the palms of the hands are moist.
Don't neglect them--you cannot afford
to take any chances with your kidneys,
If you ever have the faintast sus-
picion that your kidneys are weak or
your bladder is irritated the wisest
thing you can do is to get bottle of DIR.
Cary's Marshroot Prescription No. TT
at once. Many thousands of cases could
have been conquered by Marshroot if
taken in time.
Hereafter you can always get this
effective prescription at ". h. Danforth,
J. B. Ecksrd and all reliable pharma-
cists the country over. Keep in mind
the name, DIR. Cary's Marshroot Pre-
scription, No. TIT. No other medicine
can take it's place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
STOCK PRICES RECEDE
UNDER SHORT SELLING
Motors, SteeIs. Equipments FIRST
to Yield. Drop One to One
and a Half Points.

Rv Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, April 1.-tWaH street
1880 a. mo-Early dealings in the stock
market today showed no definite ten
lencies although advances outnumbered
declines.
Rullish sentiment was somewhat
dampcned by latest developments in the
british coal strike situation, and the
decision of the United States Rahroad
Labor Board against temporary re-
ductiOn of wages.
Gains of TO . points in Mexican
Petroleum. General Asphalt and United
states rubber were the outstanding Tea
lures.
Rails were inclined to ease and recent
pressure against European oils was re-
sumcd.
Exchange on London reacted slightly
from Yesterdays highest quotations.
Noon-Aftcr the moderate overnight
accumulation of buying orders had been
satisfied prices dropped back. Cables
dealing with latest aspects Of the Br1tish
coal strike provoked short selling
Motors stecls. equipments and feathers
were the first to yield falling to =
noints under Yesterdays final quotahonS'
and Mexican Petroleum lost the greater
part Of its early rise.
Twin city Rapid Transit Yesterday
strongest feature reacted "a points.
Among the few stocks 10 show sup
port were tho COppers and western
Union. the LATTER advancing two points
Can money opened at 81 per cent
or further liberal offerings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-07
SCOUT ESCORT FOR
FRANKLIN STATUE
Bronze Representation of Great
PhiIadeIphian to Pass Through
Wilmington on Monday.

The bronze statue Of Benjamin Franklin
made IN Baltimore. Md. for the city Of
Waterbury. Conn, will start on its journey
nev leaving Baltimore Monday morning
Aprll II. bv truck and escorted BY a dele
cation of scouts from that city These
scouts will officially turn the statue over
To the Wilmington scouts IN front OF the
CITY Building, where appropriate recep-
tion ceremony will be held. and short
review of the life OF Franklin gwen ram
or shine
After the ceremony number of picked
scouts will escort the statue 10 Philadel-
pbla where 1t will be turned over 10 the
scouts OF that city
Philadelphia the statue viii re-
trace the Journey made by Franklin when
he ran away from nome AT the age oI
seventeen in 1923.
In New York city a parade of patriotic
societies has already been planned. The
truck ON which the statue will travel was
donated by the Autocar Company of Ard
more Pa and will make the memorable
journey from Baltimore to Waterbury
All scouts attending the public schools
will be excused upon presenting note
from their parents for this educational
historical review. Prof. Clifford Scott
will make the necessary arrangements
with the principals OF all these schools
for scouts TO be present at the CITY Build
ing Monday afternoon, April Ii, at l.45.
Troops may mobilize their scouts and
come in as troops or have ten scouts report
at that place The escort for the statue
will he selected from the merit badge
scouts of the city.