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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

PRODA Sc dina ma sprav-
ku oLuvi, kde mono vydelati
az 500 tydne. Stroje hnane
elektrinou. Naleza Sc els.
$500 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway pc ste hod. vecer.
8-29
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MA PRODEJ

grocerni a reznicky obchod v
dobrem okoli ma Harvard,
blize II. ulice, masiny Ma ma
so, vahy, vubec cel6 vnitfni
zarizeni, bez zbozi, to Sc od-
hadne die nynejsi ceny. Cena
$4,000. Pricina prodeje od-
Jed mesta = MONA vyme-
ma mensiho majetku. Haste Sc
Ii Atlas Finance Co., 545S
Broadway, A. Sicha, jednatel.
1929.
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2 domy, 7-pokojove S kou-
pelnou kazdy, blize vych. 55.
ul. a Woodland, velky lot. Ce-
ma $1,000.
John JareS, 5847 Broadway.
o.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

dOStaVa OdVahy. 'NuZe, SleC-
no., pravil laskavym hlasem,
"vzmuzte Sc a nebojte Sc; zde
Il hrabete re Soleure jest kaz-
dy dobre prijat muze pove-
diti bez bazne, co mu ma srdcl
lezi".
"Rattez laskav6 odpustit,
pane -prosim "a odpustenlp'
koktala Dionysie.
"Neni tfeba, abyste prosila
"a odpust6ni".
"Rada bych mluvila pa
mem Morillonem".
Tim jsem ia, mile dite. Co
Isl pfejete?"
"Ah = Wy iste pan Moril-
lon?" pravila divka a paprsek
radosti a ulehceni zakmitl ie
jim ODllCeJl'
"Ano. Ale Wy Sc tresete. Ce-
no Sc bojite?"
"Nebojfm Sc, pane.
proc Sc tedy tax tresete?"
"Nevim - a prece, pane
Morillon, test mne, re vas po-
znavam".
"Ah - to jest krasne, re
vas to test, sletno; take mne
test, re vas spatruji".
"Jiz dlouhy cas- mysllm ma
vas denne".
Morillon usmal Sc dobro-
srdecn6. "To jest velmi licho-
tive pro mne", prayil, "ale ne
chapu, jak k t@ cti prichazim
Tedy, abychom neztratili zad-
ny cas-, jmenujte pricinu va5i
nav$tevy. CHM mohu posIou-
ziti?"
"V6c ta ma Sc takto, pane
Morillone: mest'anosta 4 Wig
notte, pan Gaucher -
"MeSt anosta Z Vignotte! I!
pravil starec k divce blizeji pr
stupuie.
"Sd6lii mi vase jmdno va
81 adresu'.
este z Vignotte?"
"Ano, pane, odtud jsem'.
! "a k jak6mu uceli udal van
NEST anosta Vignotte mou a
dresu me jmeno?"
"PonGvadz -"
"Mluvte bez bazne !"
Pane MoriIlone, vlte, kd
jest muj bratr?"
"Vas bratr?"
"Ano, mrj bratr, Lucian Nj
rel".
'Lucian Morel jest vasir
bratrem?"
"Ano, pane Morillone".
"Vy iste tedy ="
Jsem Dionysie Moreloya
jeho sestra'.
: "Dionysie, Dionysie Morelc
va iste! ~ Jake to pfekVapt
l nj - All, mile dite, bud'te n
vitanou A Wy jste SCI
vstoupila chyejc Sc, coz neV
tc -"
"Nevim pranic, pane Mori
lone.
: "Pravda, nemuzete nic V,
a det'.
I Oblicej stareho pana vyja
! nil Sc uplne. Wal Dionysii 2
{, ODE ruce, zavedl il do vyklel
y ku okna a poeal il prohllzet c
t hlavy az k pate. Byl velmi p
o hnut, ten dobry Morillon, a
G Gi jeho Zalily Sc slzami. ia
d isou 81 podobni!' mrucel pl
sebe.
e Dionysie mIcela, neyedel
a co rlci.
i; "Tedy", pokracoval Nor
10 len, "prisla iste do Pafize,
y byste zde vyhledala bratra
le "Ano, a u neho zustala, b
deli mne chtit u sebe poo
v zet".
e "Pryc vas zaiist6 ncpos
50 to YAM dam pisemnc. PricF
zite . daleka?"
''Z Blois, pane Morillont
"Co jste delala Bloi
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NAJEMNfkU.

NAJEMNfkU, proc mate
platit najem? Proc, kdyz vam
muzem vystav6t dun 0 A po-
kojich ma velkem p6knem To-
t6 Ia $4,000 pfi hotovem "a
placeni $500 a ostatni na
splatku DO $25 m6sicne jako
rent, aneb vam vystavime dunn
% 5ti pokojich, coz vas bude
stat pomerne malo vice. Ma
me p6kny pozemek ma Lee rd.,
jizne cd Miles Ave. a druhy u
Lake Shore Blvd. ga Euclid
Beach. Zavolejte tel. L. Brau-
ma, Prospect 265 r. aneb piSte
ma AL. Klicku, 2704 Cedar A
We. 81
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10 stroju, topeni, elektr. svet-
la, pul akru pddy, slime stro
my, V mensim meste, II mil
od Clevelandu, bllze nadrazi
ma dlazdene cest6. $4,000.
John JareS, 5847 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

o 6ti pokojich, elektrika, dive
porte, p6kny lot, ponevadz mu
81 byt prodan, da Sc pouze "a
$3.50. Haste Sc Il The Atlas
Finance Co, 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc ma Mr.. MlGkovsky.
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 5ti
pokoiich koupelnou. Haste
Sc elsie 1865 vych. 1O3. ul.
Z Union. $50
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PRODA Sc "Bungalov" 2
rodinny, pro kazdou rodinu
byt o A svetnicich, elektrika,
plyn, koupelna, velky sklep a
jin6 moderni zarizeni. Cena
$1,000, hotove $4,000, ostatni
ma spIatky jako najem $40
mesicne. Haste Sc V c. 1911
Benham Ave. 9-5
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Cd 26. srpna 1921 nehod-
lam byti zodpovednym "a dlu-
by ucinen6 Ruzenou A, Bera-
novou neb jinymi, krone po-
vinnosti mych vlastnich.
FIR. c. BERAN, mi.
3446 Vych. SO. uI. S. Il.
1929
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PRODAJf Sc

diva domy ma lote Sc vsim "a
rizenim, zadni o 6 pok. a pred
nj II pok. a koupelny pra-
delnou, horkou vodou vytape-
ny, cihlova garage, bridlicova
strecha. Vse V nejlepSim porad
ku. Dlazdena ulice, bllze
Broadway kary a Fowler sko-
ly. Mattel odjizdi mesta. Ce
ma $4,000, cast hotove a O.
statni ma mirne splatky. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. 8-Z9
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v 7 S T r A III A .

Nizepsany zadam onu PAM
. Hamm ul., by uSetrila mas
svych navst6v V nasem obydli,
an ieji pritomnost pusobi nam
neprijemnosti a navSt6vy jeji
jsou ma Gkor nasi domaci spo-
koienosti. Nebude-li dbati to-
hoto m6ho pokynu, zakrocim
cestou, ma kterou bude zajiste
dlouho pamatovati.
FRANK SIMEK,
1925 Mcbride Ave.
8-29
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POKOJE k pronaimuti V
Plzensk6m hotelu Cd $500 W.
Sc. vse moderne zarizeno. zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. :?
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JSTE RADI VESELl? Zda

Ii ano, tedy jd6te do els. 4643
Broadway, roh Finn Ave. a
objednejte 81 move vytapeni do
uhelnych neb plynovych ka-
men a uvidite, jak budete
st'astni a pri tom usetrite pa
desat procent. Otevfeno denne
do 8 hod. vecer V ned6li. Pfi-
imou Sc pani a danny "a jed
natele. j. Baca, hlavni zastup
ce $50
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PRODA Sc neb vym6ni far

PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma 25ti akrech, dunn o 7
pokojich, vSechny vedlejsi bu
dovy, dve poulicni kary, je
tam | tele, 180 slepic, ctvrt
akru vina, ctvrt akru malin,
elektfina, 20 mil cd squaru, |
mile cd dlazby a elektricke
drahy. BlizSi informace poda
j. f. Nejedlik Co., 11015 u
Mon Ave. Tel. Broadway
1886, Union 1861 r. $50
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NADHERNE. MfSTO

(1 akr) ma Venkove, ale media
leko mesta V move csl. osade
ma Libby rd., stop 10, A. B. C.
kary, muze koupit ten, kdo 81
pospisi. Je to rohove misto
mnoha ovocnymi stromy a ke-
ii, pekny dunn je 0 6 svet. a je
V mem fernes, elektrika, gas a
sklep. Toto misto hodi Sc pro
spekulaci, ma obchod neb pro
lidi po venku touzici. Pricina
prodeje ie odjezd mesta, il
max zadne penlze by tento
maietek nekoupily. Cena mir
ma. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. Mr.. Stuk-
bauer. 1923
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BLIZE. MILES Ave. il

BLIZE MILES Ave. jedno-
rodinny dunn New Colonial
Type 0 sesti pokojich kou-
pelnou. Je otevren k prohled-
mutt kazdy den V nedeli a
nese cislo 1927 E. 116 ul,, jiz-
ne cd Miles Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem Skolnich po-
treb, kde Sc della cistych $40
tydn6. Proda Sc ia $3.50. Has
te Sc V c. 7753 Broadway.
o-S
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PRONAJME Sc domek o 5
sgetniclch, koupelna, elektrika
a plyn. Haste sc V {. 1884 F..
116. st. z Kinsman Rd. 8-31
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PRODA Sc dunn "Bunga-
low" rok starry, dobfe staveny,
vse moderne zarizeno, garaz.
Vezme Sc lot ma splatku. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 8425 Rosewood A
We. z Warner Rd. $50
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PRODAJl Sc krasna skoro
nova plynova kamna New
Process" ia $50. Haste Sc V
Mt. Pleasant Dairy, 1886 f.
116. st. 8-31
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PRONAJME SE byt 0

sYetniclch. $ koupelnou naho-
re. Haste Sc Y els. 1882 K.
10S. ul. $50
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PRODA Sc Sest kuleCniku a
vSechno zarizeni ia levnou ce-
nu. Haste Sc u JOS. Kuchare,
1881 Broadway. 8-31
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

country had been so balmy for weeks
that vegetation started, fruit trees be-
gan to put forth their blossoms and
the soil began to produce. The sea-
sons crops in those sections were well
started on March 20, when along came
singing, numbng frost and almost
instantly, the growing things were
withered, fruit tree blossoms black.
ened and the more hardy growth was
stunted. From west, south, central
and northern sections came reports of
the heavy frost, From most of them
came, too, the reports OF immense dam
age to the seasons crops on tree and
in ground. Not so in Vermont While
Vermont had been enjoying period
of unusual mildness the season had
not been so advanced as to start the
fruit crops or the ground crops; even
vegetation of the ranker sorts had not
gotten we'll under way. Hence the
damage from the return visit OF win
ter was negligible in Vermont. We
have yet to start our crops and our
fruit trees have not begun their sea
sons work, So it may be put down
that Vermont is really fortunately To-
Gated in the matter Of climate because
our crops are either not planted or
have not reached the stage of develop.
ment to be blighted by late March
visitation of winter. To be sure, Yer
mont is not free from slight frosts late
in the spring when vegetation is ad
vanced and fruit trees are budding;
but these attacks of cold are generally
not severe enough TO ruin The crops as
in so many sections of the
on March 20. Vermont grow
ers of fruit and produce have reason
to congratulate themselves on their
fortunate location.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

lows. concerning a problem uppermost
at this particular time:
"Thcy not only come together but
they become one and the same thing.
To establish free trade with South
America, or with Australia, or with
the Fee Jee Islands, is to knock in the
head the whole protection idea As
a contemporary says: II the protec-
tive system Is what Mr. Blaine and
others have described it, II is the sal
walton of our business and the safe
guard of our liberties The theory Of
protection can have no possible mean
ing, if its value is purely matter Of
practical application
The expiring number Of The Town
News characterized as "Humbug
platform the Vermont Republican res.
oluti6n in favor Of strict economy at
home while heartily approving a Con
gress which recklessly exhausted the
national surplus, although Grover
Cleveland emphasized the dangers of
surplus
We cannot close these quotations
from "B L. r." without wondering
what would have been his career if
Barre had appreciated him and kept
him from the great field of national
journalism he came TO serve so bril-.
liantlv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30
MORTIFIED

Willard c. Harding of Hallowell,
Me, who was formerly employed in
Mortified, visited in town recently.
Misses Laura Bouchey was at her
home in Graniteville over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Quinlan and children Of
Barre are visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. James Aiken, on School
street
The Mortified high school is having
weeks vacation and the grades are
having two weeks School will com
mence again Monday.
Miss Helen Silver is working in the
Mortified National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rows of Poult-
ney are the parents of a son, grand.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. 2. b. Ellis of
this town. Mr. Roys was formerly
cashier in the Mortified Trust com.
pany.
Rev c. J. Paddock and William II.
Hardin were in Burlington Tuesday at
tending the banquet of the Universal.
lists Of Vermont and Quebec which was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30
Unsuitable Birds.

A new story is going around the
financial district about an old southern
negro who was asked by the proprietor
of a store how he happened TO need
credit when he'd such good cotton
crop.
de ducks got bout all dat cotton.
sab" was the mournful reply
What do you mean the ducks got
itf"
We'll, you see, explained the old
man, ~ sent dat cotton up to Mem
zais an dey deducts the freight, an
dey deducts the storage charges, an
dey deducts the commission, an dey de ,.
ducts the taxes-yes, sab. de ducts got
bout all dat cotton an dats why I'm
here. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

The killing Of the administration bill,
providing state aid for towns aequir.
ing aviation fields, should not disoour.
age efforts to acquire landing places
and take-off fields for the air machines
which are likely TO make their ap-
pearance over Vermont the coming
summer. Boards of trade and other
civic organizations may find a field Of
usefulness for themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

The Rutland Herald hints that all
the efforts Of Representative Stearns
of johnson toward securing state aid
for the old normal school at johnson
may have been but the piling up of
ammunition for Sfearns' attack on
the rovernorship Of Vermont two
wears hence II that be the case, there
& still some question how much the
former lieutenant governor has stored
up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

The American Humane association
has asked that the week from April
d 10 rs be observed a. BE kind 20
srimals week Which il commend
able. Yet Il seems that . more fitting
ilrs would have been back in mid
Hnter when the animals we're having
3 harder time Of il than they will have
81 he middle Of April However, the
setting aside Of the week in April
nsv belp somewhat toward reminding
l4rans that they have an obligation
t1ssrd the animals, chiefly the do
nts' auimals
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

Despite Hoover's statement that no.
where in the country are the workers
so poorly paid as in Washington, D.
c., it is noticeable that the people are
rather prone to flock to that govern,
mental center. Perhaps Hoover used
the word workers" i'll -advisedly,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

With Charles G. Dawes of Chicago
as head of the commission to investi.
gate into the federal care of Ameri.
cans disabled in the World war there
is sure to be action with perhaps some
fireworks of the verbal sort introduced
now and then.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

When ex Emperor Charles of Aus.
tria Hungary went back on an incog-
nito visit to old haunts in Vienna and
Budapest he must have been struck
by the belief that to rule there again
would mean tremendous amount of
work And Charles, as we size him
up, would rather let George do it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

The deputy state fire marshal, in a
recent inspection in Brattleboro, found
one place where the janitor was accus
toned to dump ashes fresh from the
furnace onto board floor. And vet
we sometimes say that "the cause of
the fire was mystery"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30
vERMONT'S FORTUNATE
LOCATION

TIE fortunate climatic location Of
ttruont hss been Illustrated quite
.artt'v during the last fsw days with
3 rsflru ~ winter weather 20 many
zriio-s e The country. not even eK-
lslr he southeru states. The
-sathsr in ths greater part Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

A motion picture staress recently
was sentenced in California court
to spend ten days in jail for speeding
her automobile 30 miles an hour OF
course, the staress appealed. The very
idea that a queen of the movie" stage
should not be allowed to do just as
she pleased!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

"The man who beats his mother is a
SKUNK declared Holyoke judge in
sentencing man for beating up his
mother. Which was mild way of
stating the case. skunk" only par
tally fitted the man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

In contrast TO the general trend, the
telephone corporation has voted to in.
crease its next annual dividend rate
from eight to nine per cent. Which
proves that in one case, at least, talk
is not cheap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

The Bangor & Aroostook railroad in
Maine is said to be the only independ-
ent railroad line in New England which
is paying dividends out of its own
treasury. Which is rather surprising
in view of the fact that the Bangor
& Aroostook is not a heavy shipper of
Barre granite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

John Burroughs, the famous natural.
ist, was also an exponent of the theory
of how to grow old gracefully, getting
the most of the best out of life all
the time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

held in that city in the evening, They
represented the local Universalist
church.
Miss Ann Hennessv Of Bellows Falls
has been spending a few days in town,
guest of Miss Katherine Hartley,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

II is somewhat ridiculous for a pes.
jdent of the United States TO select
a medical man out of civil life, station
him as physician to the president and
.Snlow him with the title of brigadier-
general when, as a matter Of fact, the
good doctor may not have even smelled
powder except in a Fourth Of July cele-
bration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30
Bored.

Mrs. NYou look bored, my dear.
Have you been paying lot Of callsY
Mrs. Y--No; this is the first one I've
paid Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
.UT-ZAAR TO OPEN
TOMORROW NIGHT

Everything IS In readiness for the
opening night Of the iifth annual Jill
Zaar tomorrow. saturday night. Tho
affair will be held, as usual, in odd
Fellows building, Tenth and king
streets and will continue every night
next week until February ).
The Degree Staff Association Of Del
aware Lodge, No. 1. l. o. .. f., is in
charge OF The bazaar and all indica-
lions are that this year. IS. slogan Of
"beiter. bigger than everT' viii be
borne out Many new features viii be
introduced. With The addition OF diff
ferent orchestras each evening.
II is also planned 10 invite tho
mayor and Council TO be present to-
morrow night officially to declare the
affair open.
The committee in charge Of The Jll.
Iaar comprises thirty members Of
Delaware Lodge and twenty Of their
wives and sWeethearts. The officers
Of The committee are George III Ben.
nett cllairman: Erael, Muller. vice.
chairman; Leonard b. Morgan. seere-
iary, and Charles Waterman, treas
urer. The committeeman follow
George II. Bennett, Charles Waterman.
frank Muller, J.. 3. Morgan, a. n
kalmbacher, Harry kamhacher. Carl
kalmhacher, j. w. Kelly. w. II. ROta,
William Muller, Harry PENNINGTON, l.
+. Mclaughlin. y. Kitchens, Il. d.
Strong, l.. Britiingham. Richard Jones
" Thomas, II. Whitaker. 5. IligleN. n,
McGulley, 4. VI. Aikens +. Lewis. &.
tnger, L. Reed, r.. Cornwall J Hub.
bard, L. keatN. j. Gluck. b. Coburn.
a. Parsons, II. Holiday, c. Duncan. G
Lind, W. w. G. Draper and Y. Rhodes
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
MIDDLET0WN FOLK
TO DANCE TONIGHT
spccial % Tne Evoninr Journal.

Special to Tue Evening Journal
MIDLETONN, Del, Jan. 2s.-A
Benefit dance viii be given this even
ing az the New Century Club, Win
music hy Maddens orchestra. The
pstronesscs will be Mrs. Clarence b.
Pool. Mrs Frank J Pennington, Mrs.
Jerome ID. Miles, Mrs. l.. l.. Maleney,
Mrs. Howard A. Pool, Mrs. Edward
M. Vaughan, Mrs Watson X. Betls'
Mrs. Culhbert 5. Green, Mrs. Frank
pleasant Summit W. C. r. U. Will
meet With Mrs. Hannah Colt on next
Thursday evening A valentine en-
teriainment will be given.
The Queen Esther unsie viii meet
with Mrs. Carson Segelken, on north
Brroad street, on next Tuesday me
mite boxes ANil be opened.
A question box viii be used Al the
meeting Of Tie pTemt-Teacher Asso-
c9tion.
Dr. ana Mrs. Dorsey W Lewis Will
leave here next Tuesday for Fort
l,anderdale. Florida. where they eX-
pect t3 remain until The last ol
March. Or. Richard r.. Spahr VIII
nave charge OF Dr. Lewis prachlce.
Francis nugan, Of Odessa, died on
Tuesday afternoon after an illness 81
several weeks Of pneumonia Mr
nugan was - years Of age ana had
spent most Of his life in Odessa. lie
leaves a widow.
Mrs. John J.. pitts and son John.
Who have been spending several
months with Mrs. Potts parents, Mr..
elnd Mrs. w. r. COnnellee have gono
to their home at Atfee, Va.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
Have a Healthy Skin
Keep Complexion Clear and Ro~y--Use
This New Trrstment--Quickly
Clears skin

Don't envy every good complexion YOU
see, and wish for something that would
give your skin the flush and beauty or
youth, but 90 today and get a jar Of
hokara-the cream that quickly assists
And stimulates nature in restoring dry,
faded cheeks % their normal. healthy
charm and beauty.
There is no excuse for your skin 70
look tired and drawn. Keep the texture
~ the skin tissues smooth and fine the
pores 80 they win hreafhe new life into
your skin, and the blood vessels active
70 add color 10 the checks
gentle. daily massage with Hokara.
stimulates the skin texture. clears the
pares-lud the dead black skin and dirt
just roll away. Try this with q little
firkara-eYen after you have washed
Your bands and face. It's a test worth
trying
People who have used Hokara FOR so
years have found it % be healing anti
sertic and remarkable Ia quickly rcliev-
iHE any form u skin trnuble-n0 mat
yer bow severe. Hokara is safe and quite
ciderent in that i contains no grease.
lcan Or mercury. lt tends 10 keep the skin
SOFT. natural and refreshed A liberal iar
costs nut Ae; larger jars G0c ana 81 90.
ai y. =. Danforih, druggist
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
ELKS OF THREE
CITIES EAT PIG

Eiks Of this city, West Chester
Chester and Pcnnsgrove enjoyed a
pig roast and entertainment In Ger
man Hall last night.
The entertainment committee. COM
prising S. r. Stewart. chairman !.
George 4. Wedler, secretary; q. r.
McGlnness, treasurer. James Crowder
nj. Willis, J. I, Smith, NJ D. Black.
4. b. Waterman, w Harry Blythe.
Harry Comerford and Edward Green :
were highly complImented by an on
the excellent program which they ar
ranged.
During the iniermission. Matthew
Lally addressed the audience in he
half Of the boosters COMMITTEES. lie
said that IL was through the willing
ness Of The men on the entertainment
committee 90 spend their spare time
that such a pleasant evening was
possible.
seek a change OF position today in
the Want Adj npA 4sT1f xtafff
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

seek a change OF position today in
the Want, Ads and you will be very
successful.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-08
Coal Cleaning Machinery
 To Be Shipped North Soon

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 8.-Col. Frederick c. Mears, head of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, who is here enrotue to Seward and Anchorage, today said that ship ments through Seattle to Alaska this year by the Engineering Commission would include machinery for wash ing coal produced on the Matanuska branch of the Alaska railroad.
 A plant will be erected near the Eska mine, 60 miles north of An chorage, and will be used to clean coal for railroad and domestic con- sumption, he said The mine iS now producing about 4,000 tons monthly but an increase of about 30 per cent this year is expected
 Col. Mears has been in Washing ton before a Congressional Commit tee in regard to a $4,000,000 appro- priation needed to complete the road and pay maintenance during con- struction.