davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
THEATE r S
Thomas Meighan

The showing of Conrad in Quest
OF His YOUTH was in the nature of
an ovation to Thomas Meighan, the
popular actor who enthused film fans
by his memorable work in 1.-THE Mira
Gle Man. fascinated them as the but.
Ter in Male and Female" and made
them love him as the young artist in
The Prince Chap"
In this new William De Mile pro-
duction, he portrays the role of Conrad
Warrener, who having passed middle
age realizes that he is old, and seeks,
by RELYING the scenes of his youth.
to make himself young again. He
finds, ultimately that the secret of
youth is love, and the picture finishes
with a delightful romance.
The production is a winner, not
only in theme and plot, but by virtue
of the excellent work of the talented
cast of favorites.
"sky Eye"
Sky Eye is a thrilling %melodrama
of the air and a romance of the Texas
oil fields. Daring stunts with air
planes are said to be portrayed. Unit
ed states aviators on Ellington Field
AFFORD many of the thrills injected and
are the heroes of the story. One oil
operator is in love with the beautiful
daughter of another oil operator. He
is continually plotting to ruin the
father so that the girl will be forced
10 accept his attentions. But the girl
loves "Sky Eye" Blake, an aviator at
the adjoining U. S. aviation field. The
potter finally determines to muster
his own private group of airplanes
manned by lbs w INSCRIPTIONS men
and blow up his rivals oil plants.
Then comes a riot, and then follow
real thrills in the air and on land.
1.-THE Last Straw"
Buck Jones, the screens new SEN
sation and the newest soldier-cowboy
star of William Fox will make his
bow to the picture world in THE
Last Straw" written by Harold Titus.
According to advance reports, the
story of THE Last Straw provides
Buck Jones, whose brilliant feats of
Workmanship have thrilled royalty
and other national figures with numer-
u opportunities to bring into play
many stunts that hitherto have been
regarded as impossible on the screen.
There are staged a series of real
western battles between cowboys and
rustlers, in which the latter are COM
pletely overpowered, while Tom wins
the girl as his bride.
Harry T. Morey
a revelation of how amnesia affects
the mind of a human being and plays
tricks with him provides the basis of
Nltagraph's new feature production,
'Th Darkest Hour" Harry T. Morey
is the star.
Mr.. Morey in 1.-THE Darkest Hour"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01

IL to 16 years. Soccer season lasts
about eight weeks, the city is divided
into distriits, each district has from
six TO ten schools competing for the
district championship. District cham
pions then compete for the city cup
In whichever park or public play
ground the games are played, the park
director, a man, usually acts as UNI
pire or referee. / have seen some
fine games here, w~ell-contested games,
and must say that soccer" is better
for young players (old ones to, for
that matter) than our, so called Am
erican football" / know some of the
school principals on Maui intend 60
ing in more for soccer" in the future
than in the past, | know that if Prin-
cipal J. p. Cockett has not already
organized some soccer teams at Pun
kolii, it will not be long until he does
so.
| suppose Mr.. Lewis is still doing
good work among the school boys OF
Maui, and Pop" Hutton, no doubt has
organized and is busy looking after
his boy scouts. That their work may
be appreciated at it's true value is the
wish of anyone who has the welfare
of the young citizens of Hawaii nei
at heart. So far as Maui is concern
ed these men and not forgetting the
young women who travel from school
to school on Maui to give athletic in
struction to the girls, yes, these in
.structors have the backing of the en-
tire community.
Yours still, Maui No ka OF.
With all good wishes l am,
JOHN c. BROWN.
(Formerly of Puukolii SCHOOL,.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
Views of Harding on
GOvernOrShip are Told
To Senator Single

In a letter to Senator r. w. Single.
Hawaii's representative on the Repub-
lican National Committee, the secre-
tary of President Harding, has given
an expression of the views of the
President on the governorship of the
territory. Desire to please both citi-
zenship and party organization and
not to go counter to the wishes of the
delegate are expressed. The letter
was sent to teh Star-Bulletin by it's
special correspondent at Washington
last Saturday and follows:
r. w. Single, Republican national
committeeman for Hawaii, today made
public the following letter from Pres
ident Harding relative to the govern
orship of the territory:
My dear Nj. Shingle:
THE President directs me to say
to you that he does not mean to act
Immediately oil hastily at any time in
making appointments for the Hawai-
ian Islands. Insomuch as he has pro-
claimed his belief in party sponsorship
in government he desires the islands
to have a Republican government
whose party views are in harmony
with those of the federal administra-
ton.
He very much wishes to choose a
governor who has the sanction of the
citizenship of the islands and would be
glad TO nominate one who has the
cordial sanction of the party organiza-
ton in the islands. He would be
pleased, of course, if such a candidate
could also have the support of the del.
egate from the islands in the Congress.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed),
GEO. B. CHRISTIAN, JR.,
Secretary to the President"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
Maui Teachers
Heart Still True to
Valley Island Friends
San Francisco,
March 4, 1921

Editor Maui News:
Before leaving Honolulu for San
Francisco on January 4, l called at
the Promotion Committee rooms at
the Young" and got some of our
literature and now some folks here
are more interested than eve in Ha-
wall nei, and it pleases me to answer
all questions asked me about the
Land OF Hearts Desire"
Called a. the Hawaii Tourist Bureau
on Market St., a few weeks ago and
was pleasantly surprised at meeting
Mr.. Cooper; strange we had to travel
so far from Maui to meet, as while
Mr.. Cooper was Editor of the Maui
News, he had read q few letters from
ME but we had never met.
Maui Hospitality Told
On Wednesday night, March 2, a
gathering of between three and four
hundred members and friends of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints met in their church on Hayes
Street TO listen to the president and
other leaders OF the church who were
here to welcome Brothers who had
just arrived from Hawaii. To anyone
who had ever been on Maui it was
hAA iiAiAin W ltElNh w NAib ACCOUNT 81
en- by Apostle David o. Mckay of the
hospitality extended by the people of
Maui, OF the interesting ride from Wal
luku to Lahaina and the reception Civ
en- their party by the Lahaina folks.
Soccer in Schools
Now a word about soccer football
In the schools. To one accustomed to
seeing only men as managers of foot
ball teams it is somewhat of a sur
prise to see women acting as manag-
ers and ] must admit they do man.
age" Now, the schools here all have
soccer teams, these teams are pretty
well equalized in weight, there being
the two teams from each school, the
100 pound team, boys weighing 100
pounds or under, and the unlimited
team, any weight, under or over 100
pounds, players are picked from
grades 5 to 8, and range in ages from
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01

New Freiehters DeIayed-E. ID.
Tenney, president of the Matson line
on his return from the Coast to Ho-
nolulu said that the first of the two
new Matson freighters would not be
ready for sea before April 10, and
possibly not until May 1.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01

plays the role of a man who is struck
on the head, and as a result loses all
knowledge of his identity or of his
past. However, he retains the know
ledge of speech and of ordinary nor
NAL functions such as reading and rid
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01

Pay is Refused-In the house the
bill for the compensation of Maria
Heuer has been tabled. She was a
teacher at the College of Hawaii when
the United States entered the war and
resigned when there was much critic
ism in Honolulu over the employment
of a German in an educational insti-
tuition.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
NOTICE

Intending steerage passengers for
Honolulu On the Kilauea leaving Ka-
hului, Saturday, April 2, I advised
that all deck space for that voyage
has been reserved for K~amehameha
School students and no steerage ac-
commodations will be available on
that date.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAV. CO.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01

ing. He unconsciously wanders into
a lumber camp crew, and becomes a
lumberjack.
Later adventures restore his previ-
GUS identity and he returns to his
home.-Adv.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
OVERCOME BY GAS.
West Street Cohbler Has Close Call
 From Death.

Ercole Santa. a shoemaker living at S2 West street. was overcome by Eai at his home Saturday night and had it not been tor the timely discovery of his condition by Peter Lambert, a watchman at Traut & Hine Manufac> turing company. q fatality might have been published today. santa wa5 talk en to the New Britain General hospi- tai, and was reported today as inn proved.
 Early yesterday morning Sergeant George J. Kelly received telephone message stating that man had been overcome on West street. Officers Matthias Rival and George Moffit: with Lieutenant Edward Woods Of the fire department were sent to the place with the iungmotor. Santa was found lying in tha bathroom.
 From the conditions it appeared that Santa was evidently trying to reach a window for air, when he fell in the spot where the body was found companion waa asleep in another room, but was not overcome. Mr. Lambert was carrying a request of santa to call him yesterday morning. when the discovery of the body was madc-
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
T.. $. WOMAN CHAMPION.
Miss Alcxa Stirling Makes Her First
 Appearance on British Course.

London. April 1S.--Miss AleXa Stir ling, l.. $. woman golf champion who is entered in a majority of the Euro pean titular tournaments this sea son made her first appearance on an England course today. Her golfing debut was made in connection with a special woman against man match.
 Miss Stirling drew R. II. Demont- morency and under the rules of the contest received an extra stroke at alternate holes throughout the match. which Demontmorency won four up and three to play.
 In the same match Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman's championship holder from 1914 to 1920. defeated Cyril Tolley of Oxford university, British amateur champion for 1910 by a score of 6 up and to play.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
HAVE AMERICAN SEAL
Russian Reds Have One Which The,
 Took From Embassy Attachc

Terioki. Finland. April 1s.-one of the seals of the American embassy at Petrograd is in the hands of the Bolshevike government. This informa- ton was brought 10 Tcrioh some months ago but just now revealed. when n Mrs. Kennedy. m English woman employed for long time by Ambassador Francis as a stenographer at the embassy. was repatriatsd from Russia after a long Imprisonment.
 When the embassy was abandoned Mrs. Kennedy who was born in Russia decided to remain behind and was left in charge of some the embassy property. among which by accident was orie of the seals. Under threat of death she was forced to give up the seal when the embassy was searched by the red guard in June 1919.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
MENROE AT EIKS.

William F. NcEnroe has taken over tho conduct of tho Eiks' Grill and iE tho future will be in charge of that feature of the accommodations at the Elka' home. Mir. McEnroo has been in the restaurant business in this city for more than 20 years and is one oi tho best known restaurateurs in the state. The present stan at the grill will he kept and in addition the new lessee will give the place his person. al attention.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
SMALL SEAL CATCH.
Only About 100. .oOO This Ycar-Half
 As Many As Usual.

St Johns. x. F., April 1S.A~A catch of approximately 100000 seals about one-half the normal yield of the an- nual hunt off the Newfoundland coast was indicated today with the return of three more vessels of the scaling fleet. 1.-Two of the nine vessels which pursued the hunt this year are still out but their catches have beer re- ported by wireless.
 The falling off in the catch has been accompanied by drop in price. Last year pelts sold at an average of $S hundredweight while this year dealers say they will not aver age more than half that amount.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
STATUE BEING MOVED.
Franklin Monument Is Now on Its Way to Waterbury From Baltimore.

Philadelphia, April 1S.-The statue of Benja min Franklin, which is being taken from Baltimore to Waterbury, Conn.,. over the same route traversed by Poor Richard" when he came to Philadelphia in 1723 was taken by barge today to Burlington, N. J.. where a big celebration was planned. State and military authorities from Camp Dix will take part in the exer cises. From the wharf to city hall the statue will pass through a lane of school children.
 It was at Burlington that Franklin printed the Colonial money of the proyince in 1726
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
c. W. BARRETT ORDAINED.

Tho many friends of Rev. Charles w. Barrett. of Leonardsville. N. Y., formerly of New Britain. will be glad to know that he was ordained to dea- cons orders on last Sunday. by Bish- op William Burt at the annual ses- sion of the Northern New York con- ference held in Carthage. N. Y. MT. Barrett has made marked success as a preacher and pastor in tho Northern New York conference.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
UTY ITEMS

New Britain Musical club will
 s annual examination for active
 srs this evening.
 nndrn lodge. No. 2i. I. O. Daugh- St. George. will hold it's regu- |sincas meeting Wednesday eve h Turner hall. Mrs. William will entertain the Ivy club at her |No. TO5 Stanley street. wodnes- |tcrnoon.
 To will be a special meeting Of bmittee in charge of the Masonic ISinR Dodo at Masonic hall this
 g. These taking part will also Tor rehearsal this evening.
 erNrcs you right, Elks' Grill
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
CRUDE OID GOES UP.

Pittsburgh. April 1S.-An increase in the price of crude oil was an- nounced here today by the principal purchasing agencies. The increase ranged from ten to 25 cents a barrel.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
MAsCoLA-PETRTCELLI.

Rocco Mascoln of 152 Beaver street and Misa Madeline Petrucelli of Lawlor street, have taken out li- censa to marry. Tho brida and groom were both too young to meet the le- gal requirements for the granting of a marriage license, being 19 years of age. and it was necessary for them to secure the consent of their parents.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
MAIL AUTO BREAKS DOWN.

A rear wheel of the U. s. Parcel Post delivery automobile came off as the truck was going down Church street this morning. Several passers. by. however. came to the rescue, lift cd the rear of the machine while the wheel was replaced. thus saving Mir. Hays tho bother of giving it his per sona1 attention.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Two Soldiers Killed and Another
 Wounded in Limerick Battle

Limerick. April 1S.-Two members of the crown forces, were killed and one was wounded in a, hotel at Castle Connel, County Limerick, last eve ming, when soldiers arriving at the hotel in lorries mistool< some of their comrades in civilian clothes. already at the hostelry, for Sim Feiners and began firing.
 Dennis O'Donovan, proprietor of the hotel, also was shot and killed. One report says he was taken into the hotel yard and executed on sus- picion of harboring rebels
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
NInnr ScrYiccmcn InCIndcd.
Classification Started.

A classification of the census cards has been started today. Lists arc be- ing compiled under the following headings: Married men or women: single men or women: married ex- servicemen: single ex-servicenlen. From these lists. the most needy ones will he transferred to an Urgent Cases list. A typewritten record is being made in each instance. showing the name. age. address. place Of birth. period of residence in this city. occu- patton. number of children and period out ot work.
 The census has been officially closed but for several days more cards will he available at the offices of the may or and registrars which may be filled out by anyone interested.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18

    
 ~ =
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
SOME OF JOBLESS
 ARE PUT TO WORK
tContinued from First Page).

before tho members for a discussion and for recommendations as to what relief measures are deemed best. Ac- tion is necessary and in spite of the fact that little opportunity has been afforded for a study of the situation as revealed by the unemployment cen sus, His Honor is not inclined to favor continuance until tho next session of tho council.
 Many Scrviccmcn Included.
 Of the 1.500 who have registered. 172 arc ex-servicemen. many of whom an investigation has disclosed. arc in urgent need of assistance. Some are receiving aid from the state and some from the city. An opportunity to secure employment would make this condition unnecessary One of tho members of the mayors service relief committee has estimated that tho., nrc 1000 cx-serviccmen out of employment.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

nemaji pfictupu. Besidky nase
jsou skolou a mus kolou I'd
stati. Bnde-li mozpo uspofada-
ii pfedstavenf pro $lrsl vefej-
most, rozumi sc, re Sc vetup-
nym We prospech Skoly, pofa-
datelstvo milerado TAX ucini,
ale must to byti V iin6m case,
nez-li Sc konajf Besfdky. Nera-
di toto omezeni Chime, ale v
zajmu poradku, bezpecnosti
ditek, ktere drive pine Besid-
ky iavst6vovaly a nemaji vi
nou cizich deti ma SVEN pozit-
ku trpeti, jsme nuceni navste-
vu loutkoveho divadla pro Sir
81 vefejnost uzavfiti.
J. VI. K. B.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
MARYSA MA ZAPADNf
STRANE.

Ochotnictvo Ceske Sine So
kol ma Clark Ave. pripraviIo
svemu navStavnictvu velke pre-
kvapenf,je to vypravenf krasne
hry bratrl MrstikI "Marysa"
jez bude pri vybornem obsaze-
nj Ultra sehrana. Hra sice neni
novinkou pro Cleveland, ale
patti mezi dila nasi domaci
tvorby, ktera nestarnou a di-
wax, byt' mu byl osud hrdin-
ky kusu znam, milerad Pride
jeste jednou, aby v pameti o.
zivil dojmy podruhe. Kus byl
peclive nastudovan a zakonce-
ma bude Jim fada letosnfch
predstaveni jejichz vyber o.
pravdu slouzi dramatickemu
sboru ma zapadni strane ke cti.
Neni pochyby, re bude je.
jich uslechtila snaha zitrejsi
nedele korunovana neobycejne
cetnou navStevou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
PROFESSOR MJLLEF " CTF-
VELANDE.

Mezi nami chvalne zna r
professor Miller y OberIin, ma
vstivi zitreisf ned6le Sc svoii
vystGhovaleckou tfidou Cleve-
land. Dopoledne dostavi ae S
posluchaci do Cesk6 Sine So
kol ma Clark Ave, kde borcl
Zdejsich sokolskych jednot
provedou nektere ukazky t6lo-
cviku. Ze strany zapadnl pd-
jdou hoste do knihovny Ma
Broadway, kde jim bude O.
chotnou pruvodkyni principal
ka teze, pi. Ledbetterova. V
,poledne pripraven bude v Man
hatan restaurantu pfichozim
obed po syrskem zpusobu. Od-
poledne pax navstiveno bude
slovinske stfedisko ma 80. ul.,
kde celia spolecnost bude pri-
tomna kinomatografickem
pfedstaveni, pri kterem budou
hrati hlavni ulohu slovinske
filmy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
OBCHODNf KOMORA PRO-
I'll UCITELSKE PREDLOZE.

V uGitelstvu mel byti odstra-
men stary prezily system, re
kazdy ucitel byl We SVEN po-
stavenf trpen. jen libovdli pred
stavenych a zavedeno ustano-
veni stalych ucitelskych sill po
pfestale zkouSce. Obchodni
Komora spojila Sc principally
skol a postavila Sc do oposice
proti dotycnym predloham, po
danym senatory Benderem a
McCoyem v ohiosk6 Zakono-
darne.
Proti poslednejsi oposici svo
lava Federace clevelandskeho
ucitelstva ma dneSni vecer pro-
testni schdzi do auditoria sko-
ly Central High, ma ktere tez
bude referovano hnuti, ably
obema pfedloham Sc pri uter-
MIN projednavani V columbu-
ske Legislature dostalo potreb-
ngch hlasd, ably jedna neb dru-
ha byly prijaty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
ZfTfEJSf SCHUZE IRfANU.

Ma zftfejsi ned6li chystali
Zdejsf Ircane velkou schazi v
Hippodromu ma ktere m9lo
dojfti k velke debate mezi lord
mayorem z Corku v Irsku, o.
Callaghanem a profesorem
michiganske university Turne-
rem, jenz do jiste mlry ospra-
vedlnuje Anglii. SchIze Sc bu-
de konati ale pfece, a sice v
$3.50 hod. odpol., kdy O'Cal-
laghan oslovl shromazdene
krajany, ably je povzbudil k
vydatne pomoci vlasti, jez tax
tezce dnesni DOLBY o svobodu
svoji bojuje. Projektoratem
mad zltrejsim shromazdenim
ma clevelandska odbocka A.
merickeho Sdruzeni pro uzna-
nj samOstatne lrske republiky,
jejiz predsedkyni jest pani A.
della Christy.
Professor Turner mluvil pred
nedavnem velice uspesne ma
Western Reserve universite,
kde potiral historickymi argu-
menty nektera tvrzeni slecny
MacSwineyove, sestry corkske
no mayora, jenz sebe sam umu-
til hlady. Ma pozvani odpove-
del Turner telegramem, re sc
nemdze dostaviti proto, re sli-
bill pred tim fecniti jiz jinde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
POSLEDNf PREDNASKA

p. arch. V. Novaka tropic-
kych Ostrovech jiznich mort a
zivotu tahitskych domorodctl
a krald doprovazena 180 kras-
nymi barevnymi obrazy, kona-
ii Sc bude Ultra V Komenskeho
Slni ma E. 131. ulici.
Vsechny pfednasky p. No
vaka mely neobycejny uspech
nebot' kazdy touzi aspon je-
denkrate V zivote spatriti ty ca
rokrasne Koralove ostrovy Jiz-
Mich Mofi, pohadku Polynesia.
Zacatek V 1880 hod. vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
VrazednY ltok.

SA0ZS0AJ 0tOhs DliSs &
m. m. byla We SVEN byte napa-
dena soukromnice Anna Ksiro-
va z Krocehlav u Kladna skle-
|nafem Josefem Kfizem a ude-
fena kladivkem do leve skra-
ne, takze il byl umely chrup
vrazen do hrtanu. Nasilnik Sc
lekl, upustil Cd dalsiho nasili,
uzavfel dvefe bytu a prchl ok
mem mista cinu. Jak zjisteno,
prodala Ksirova asi tri tydny
pred tim dunn "a 114,000 Kc.
a pachatel mel nesporne spade
no ma tyto penfze. Cetnictvo z
Krocehlav zastihlo pachatele V
jeho byte a zatklo jej. Pfi W.
slechu doznal, re koupil cd
Ksirove rouru ke kamndm "a
30Kc a re j 1myslne platil sta
tovkou 50Okorunovou. Kdyz
mu Ksirova vracela Ats Kc., u
hodil il kladivkem a popadl il,
chteje Sc zmocniti penez a pax
il zardousiti, aby zahladil sto-
pu zlocinu. Vykrikem Ksirove
zmaren jeho nekaly dmysl. Pa
chatel dopraven k okres. SOU
du ma Kladne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
VYROCNf SCHUZE vCELY v
MOVE BUDOVE.

Do vcerejsi zpravy JUBILEE
nj schulz Vyp. a STAY. Spolku
"Vcela' vloudil Sc omyl. A ST.
ce We zprave finantni, kde me-
10 stati, ze dsporne vklady u
lozene ma Vcele, dosahly jiz
obnosu skorem jednoho a tri
ctvrti mililonI a nikoli, iak
bylo udano, jen til Gtyrte mil
lionu dollara. We jm6nu zna-
meho sazecskeho sotlla, jenz
Selma hazf tax lehkomyslne ce-
lymi milliony, prosime "a O.
mluvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12

PRODA Sc dun v Corlett o
5ti svetnicich koupelnou dole
a 5ti svetnicich koupelnou
nahore a jeden dunn o 6ti po-
kojich Sc vsim zarizenim, dale
dunn ma zvlaste velkem lot6,
hodici Sc pro dv6 rodiny. Vez-
me Sc lot ma vymenu. Tez mann
diva domy ma Fantany ula je-
den dvourodinny a druhy jed
norodinny, jsou ma jednom To-
te. Velka lace. - Diva domy
ma Quincy Ave. ma jednom To-
te, obchodni mfsto, vezme Sc
druha hypoteka. Dunn 6ti
svetnicich, garaz, fernes, elek-
trika, naleza Sc bllze cesko-a-
mericke Sine ma Quincy Ave.
3-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12
Oh"hoJri cstujici moderni

Sef: "Nezdrzujte sc, proslm,
neobjednam mic, nejde to, OBJ
chod usnul."
Cestujici: "To bych snad
mohl poslouziti moderni po-
hovkou, jiz mono zm6niti v
postel, neb nejake nocni kosi-
lie, atd.