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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02


v pohledu jeiim vidi dfiyejSi
vyraz prime dobroty.
Z yrat ma sihici vedoucich
zaznel zvon.
Anastasie vstafa, 'Bylo "a
zvoneno, kdo asi pfichazi mas
navstiviti2' pravila.
Hotovila Sc prave jidelnu O.
pustiti, kdyz vstoupila sfuzka
podavala il navstivenku.
'Kdo jest zde?'
'Nejaky knee, ktery chce
mluvit S madame Forniero-
vour
'Nejaky knezl' pravila Ana
stasie pfekvapen6, 'neni to
snad pan faraf?'
Ne. madame; zde jest jeho
listek'
Anastasie vzala listek q ella:
Don Jose Aguyar y Bernoya,
apostolsky protonotaf, general
nj riditel spanelskych misii
Americe'
Madame, pravila sluzha,
'tento ctihodny knee pfichazi y
fairy.
90, na tom nezalezl', odveti-
Ia poboznustkarka, 'kneze mu-
sine yzdy dustojne a Sc vSi ch
uvitati; uyed'te dustojneho pa
na do. .Salonu.
Evzeine vstala a vysla ven,
ably Sc odebrala do sveho poko-
je a madame Lnrotova chtela
rovnez tax ucinit.
Anastasie zadrzela il ySak
"a ruku sc slovy: 'Zustahte, MI
la prltelkyne, uvitame ODE pa
ma generalnlho riditele span6l
skych misil'
Vstoupily do salonu; hned
ma to oblevil Sc starry knee.
Tento ctihodny duchovni
zdal Sc byti asi petasedmresat
roku star. Jeho snehobily ylas
padal mu az ma ramona. Jefto
krasny, uprimny oblicej byl
klidny a uteSeny, jeho pohled
neoby6ejne pfivetNy a jeho u
Smev takovy, iaky byl asi sve-
no casu spasiteluv. kdyz pra-
vii: 'Neehte malickyeh Ike mne
priiiti! Use na nem dychalo
dobrotou q die poVsechneh0
sveho vzhledu zdal sc byti pin
ShoviVavostl tuCi pokleSkum il
nych. Mel takopy zeVnejsek
svetce, ze Sc zdalo, Jake by mU
zarila gloriola kolem hlavy q
mohlo Sc 0 mem rici, &c nikd0
neni tax hoden byt poverenu
ulohou svetlo krest' anske pray
dy mezi divokymi a polodivo-
kvm kmeny lozsirovat, jake
on.
Drive nez mel cas- jedine slo
vo promluviti, padla Anastasie
ma kolena, sklonila hlavu a
pravila: 'Ctihodny pane, pro
sim vase pozchnanf,
Starec 2. edl ruku TAX. ably
ma nj hyl WIDEN biskupsk>
prsten, a piaNil $ patrne spa
nelskym prizlukem: Mile dec
nv \ Panu, daNam an sVe pc.
zehnani'.
Nyni ystala Anastasic, uka
Zala lla pOnONhu Il pidblla !
misionafi: 'Veledustojny pane
racte iaskave priJmouti misto :
Yacte sye nelpOnizenejsi slnzel
nici fici. cemu dekuje ia ces
vasi naVsteVy.
Starcc sedl 81 IA pohovku ;
ODE pani po5adily Sc do lenosel
pred MIN.
'MiIa dcefo pravil knee !
Anastasii obracen, 'isem tai
St'asten, &c ctihodny faraf tct'
osady jest mym pritelem. Ten
to dustojny duchoyni pastyf Wy
prayel mi o vas, vylicil mi va
s,Nzornou poboznost, vase Sic
chetne smySleni, zkratka, mlu
vii D vas TAX chValnG, &c jsen
st neiozmyBlel sem iiti .isa pc
ne pfesvedcfn. re zde nalezn
Nel.nou SluZehuiCi Krigta nan
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

i8 N'SNAN y AAAActN, q AAicsSS SANa SAaA
most, ktera krasnym duSim tax
dobre slusf; nahlizim dobre, ze-
pfinalezite k vyvolenym Pa
nu, jiz jsou povolani, ystoupiti
i v jeho kralovstvi a slavu!'
AnaStasie uklonila Sc pok0r-
ne.
Mia dcero V Kristu', pokra-
coval stary knee, -'zalozily jsme
V jizni Americe vice velkych
Gstavd, jejichz pruceli zveda
Sc svat3 kllz. Do t6chto usta-
VII prijimame precetn6 sirotky
a chude, opustene male ditky a
vychovavame je v dobre kre-
st'any. Ma toto sIechetne dilo
vynakiadame mnoho penez,
jakkoliv ob6tavoSt naboznych
zakladatelek techto ustavu jest
yelka, stava Sc prece caste, re
prameny nasich pfijmu byyaji
nedostacitelny, nebot' okoli
naSich svatyeh misii bloudi je-
ste mnoho malych bytosti, kite
re ma prijmuti cekaji. Tu pax,
mila dcero, obracime Sc ma ySe-
chny Slechetne, dobrocinne Ii
di, kteri ma Sleehetnem die,
ktere jsme lasky k bohu pod
|nikh, dcastni byti chteji a Sc
"a St'astne pokladaji, &c Jim
poprano pocet dobrodincu na~
Sch rozmnoziti. Nalezl jsem
liz We Ville-d' -AVray vice mi
IloSrdnych osob. a 30 tom, co mi
pan farar o vas vypray6l, mila
Ideero, prichazim take k vam,
v duvere, re tez w svou dobro-
cinnou ruku pro nase nabozne
, dilo otevrete'.
"Zajiste tax uGinim, veledu-
STONY panel
Kazdy dava die svych pro-
stredku; pfiiimam ysechny da-
~, byt' by sebe nepatrn6jSi
byly. Hrivna chudeho ma pred
ocima Pana v6tSi cenu, nez IL
sicifrankova bankovka boha-
cer
Zaiiste; ale pfala bych 81,
ably nIui darek byl slusny; bo-
huzel okamzit6 nemam mnoho
Y kase'.
%, mila dcero, ncmusite Sc
prolo rmoutiti; zustanu jest6
nekolik dni We Ville-d'- '-Ayray, a
dovolim 81, predpokladaie, ze
nebudu ma obtiz, poteSeni vas
opet navStiviti'.
Vase naVsteva spusobi mi
vady poteSeni, velecteny pane,
ale mohu YAM hned nyni dati
d1acitifrank ma vase bohumil6
dilo, pr Vasi pfisti navSteve
dolphin syuj prlspevek.
Jak vam ibo, mila dcero.
: Vase jlueno bude zapsano V zla
tou knihu, Y niz jsou zapsana
jmena Vsech pratel a dobrodin-
, eli naSeho bohumileho dila'.
! Mia pfitelko', pravila Ana
, stasie k madame Lurotove sc
obratic, 'Vite, kde uschovavam
syc penize, ,ractc mi laskave pr
7 ueSti jeden dVacitifrank'.
Vdova vstala a odeSla ven.
Fan faraf mi tez pravil, zc
, mate. chudou sestru, ktera sc
: svou dcerou vas bydli, ies'
DANA, ktera prave odeSla, vas
sestrou2
< 'NazyYam il sestrou, velecti
j, hodny pane, pon6yadz nj tai
4 zachazim a tax il miluii, jake
D by byla mou sestrou; ale ne
/ fst;ya mezi nami zadneho pri
lbuzenskeho syazku'.
a 'Tedy jest TO jednoduse NOT
k Il trpici pritelkync, ktere jstr
So ujala2
k 'Nema rodinu; l1dybych Sc
k pebyla ujala, hyIa by snad ne
o moci nouzl zahynula.
i 'Matka a dcera, to jest pr
: vas yelka obtiz'.
/ 'Nepozoruji to. Nam znacn
; imeni; ale osamela, mela jsen
l. prcbytek, nebot' spotrebuji We
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AUTOMOBIL RfZENY BEE.
DRATOVE.

stech soucasne pTedvaden auto
mobil, jemuz dano jmeno "au-
TO bez Tidice." Tento nazev ne
nj lplne spravny. Takove auto
ma Tidice, ten vSak neni au-
tomobilu, nebo poblize n6ho,
inybrz ridi, auto q povzdali
bezdratove, t. j. uvadi ie V
chod, zastavuie, fidi q obraci,
aniz by Sc no iakkoli dotykal.
lTento zpnsob rizeni automobi-
lu nenf nikterak novE, nyni
vsak dospel stupn6 vyvoje,
schopneho pramysloyeho zuzit
lkovani. Podrobnosti 0 mem do
lvidaji Sc ctenari newyorskeho
The Aerial Age Weekly, kde
Sc pravi: "Nedavno byli ma
vSteynici McCook Fieldu pre-
kvapeni krouzenim svetle zbar
vene trojkolky, jez Sc pohybo-
vala sem a tam mezi budoVami
a aeroplany ma poll, aniz bylo
vid6ti jejiho fidice. Bylo vide
Iii, jak Sc ,casem pfiblizuje
skupie osob, dava hlucne sig
l
naly trubkou kdyz sc zdalo,
ze uz ma ne narazi, zastavova-
10 Sc nahle "a hrmotu pracuji-
lei brzdy, obracela ostre levo
nebo v pravo a odjizdel0 opac
lnym smerem. Divaci neVedeli,
ljde-li tn 0 mystifikaci nebo
Inema-li horko a donna varene
lpivo zhoubny Gcinek ma jejich
lpozorovaci schopnosti. Ulehci-
lo sc Jim znacn6, kdyz sezna-
Hi, ze jde tu o skutecne auto,
lrizene bezdratove Z radioye
stanice ma drhuem konci lett
ste. Okolnost, re zde neni vi
diteln6 antenov6 soustaVy, je-
lnom zyySuje mystifikaci. Po-
hledu do mira vozu objevuje
Sc prekvapuiici a matouci sbir-
ka baterii, kohoutku, dratu,
Ivakuovych trubic, potentiome-
ltru, spojek, magnetu atd., jichz
lie ovsem vesmes nezbytn6 po-
Itrebi k pfesnemu rizeni stroje,
Jeho nejzajlmay6jSi soucast-
kou jest t. zv. "selektor" jenz
jest We skutecnosti srdcem cele
lridici soustavy. ZvlaSte kon-
struovany prenasec vysila ruz-
me kombinace tecek a carek,
| zadajicich 81 provedeni toho
lncb onoho ukonu na aparatu II
dicim. Ulohou tohoto selekto-
lru lets "odSifrovati" tyto Zna-
Imenite kombinace tecek ca
Trek, iez vysilaii Sc a prov6sti
lspoieni S zadoucimi ridicimi
lsouCast kami stroie. Tento Sc
llektor jest TAX jennie konstru
lovan a pracuje tax rychle, re
lie mozno We vterine uvesti v
lcinnost kteroukoi re IL ruz-
nych ridicich soucastek stroje.
To Znamena, ze od stisknuti Wy
lpinace ma automatickem prena
| seci vzdalene radiostanice do
Ipohybu ridici soucastky ma
Istroii uplyne vterina. TakoVe
Irychlosti v rizeni dosud nikdy
Sc nedosahlo. Tento WIZ lie
lstejne dobfe riditi Y letadla ja
lko Z pozemske stanice. Mono
sti radioveho Iizeni 4 ieho a
lplikace na valecne methody
isou takrka bezpocetne. Radio
lveho rizeni lie pouziti u kaz-
| deho Stroje, ktery Sc pohybuje
I've vzduchu, IA zemi, na vo-
| de pod vodou. LIE konstruo-
Ivali obroVske tanky, naplniti
jc ekrasitem hnati je k libo-
Ivolnemu bodu nepratelske from
Ity a pfiyesti je zde k vybuchu
pomoci radia, Steinym zpuso-
lbem lie radioveho rizeni pop.
ziti pfi elunu, ponorce, torpe.
du a aeroplanu. VybuSne latlly
mohou byti vypaleny kdykoli q
: kdekoli ie libo. Takoyym zpu-
sobem piSe sc olNertura k neJ.
i blize pristi valce. Snad vyhlld.
ka na tyto zdokonalene me
thody yalecn6 da pfece jenon
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pratelstvi hodny'.
Lepsi chvalou nemUze JIG
lnikdo poctfti. Vskutku, mila sc
stro Panu, vase piatelstyi X
MIN cini je velmi zaiimavy-
tmi',
Y tom okamzeni vratila sc
madame Lurotova do salonu $
dvacitifrankem, ktery domnel6
vdove Fornieroye odevzdala.
Tato padala peniz staremu
kn6zi Sc slovy: 'Prozatim tuto
nalickost, nez doplnim svuj
prispevek'.
Spanelsky misionaf Sc uklo-
nil, wal peniz a stroll no do
hezky naplneneho vacku 2 fla
lcv6ho hedvabi. STAY vacku u
kazoval, re sbirka ctihodn6ho
patera pro jiho-ameriek6 sirot-
ky jde dobre ku pfedu.
Madame Lurotova zdstala
stati nerozhodnuta, mali ode
jiti neb zGstati.
Mia prftelko', pravila Ana
stasie, 'ddstojny pan arcinotaf
q ia mluvili jsme prav6 0 vas.
Vdova sc uklonila a odv6ti-
la: Toz Sc vzdalim.
Nikoliv; vzdyt' jsem to ne
pravila, byste odesla'.
'Citim Sc ponekud unavena
zda Sc mi, re bych mela jiti ma
zdravy vzduch; dovolte, abych
odesla do zahrady posadila
Sc do stinu loubi'.
" tom padu, miIa pritelkot
muzete odejiti.
'Ctihone danny, odpoved6I
knee s usm6vem, 'jsem-li vam
dost malo ma obtiz, budu Sc pc
roucet, ac bych rad dele We va
81 pfijemne spolecnosti setr-
val.
'Tedy, mila pritelko', pravi-
Ia Anastasie, 'mazete jiti dc
zahrady'.
Madame Lurotova pozdravi-
la kn6ze uctivou poklonou a o
desla.
Vase pritelka vyhlizi pone.
kud churave', pravil misionar
Byla nedavno t6zce nemoc.
ma a neni dosud zdplna zdrava
Hlavne k viii ieiimu zdrav
vzala jsem il a ieji dceru Sc
| bou.
Vase dobrocinnoSt jest, ial
pan farar spravne Sc vyjadril
Ineyycerpatelna'.
'Ucinila isem, co isem muse
Ii, pouze svou povinnost, vele
dustoiny pane. Jest tomu nyn
skoro pultfetlho roku, co m;
pritelka ztratila sveho muze
radneho d6inika, ktery pro sc
! be a svou rodinu poctive chlel
Ivydelaval; velily zal, kters
mad ztratou sveho chot6 pociti
Ia, byl pntinou jeji nemoci
! Nal6zala Sc 5 dcerou v hroZ
mem postaveni, kdyz isem pfi
Sla ku polnoci. Matka nemoc
ma, dit6 - Sicka prada - be,
prace, ami haler penez dom,
g dluhy Il vSech dodavatelG 20
travin, byla to hrozna bida'.
MAJ boze, muj boze, ty Il
bohe! Ma Stestl bdela nat
mimi bozSka prozfetelnost Y,
vasi osobe, mila dcero ' Panu
NepraVila iste panu farari, "
dcera ma Sc provdati?'
'Auo, pred nedavnem zmini
Ia jsem Sc Y reel panu farar
re co nejdfive bude oddavat
krasny parek ale vec Ia nejd
tax dobfe, jak by 81 madam
Lurotova pfala'.
'Slecna Lurotova jest v ka1
dem ohledu vzorna divka; pre-
to take uchaZi Sc 0 nj bohat
} muz q nejlcpSi spolecnosth Ma
= dame Lurotova, iia lei ma my
| sli pouzc Stesti svoho ditet'
: preie 81, ably spojem toto sc |
skuteenilo; ale v tom stoji FL
, zenie naproti matee'.
Co pravitel A proc?'
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TO same fika ustavicne j
matka, velecteny pane.

ste il poradit napomenout
il.
TOT jsem ucinila; me pra-
telstvi, vzajem, ktery ma jejim
Stesti a jeji budoucnosti mann,
lopravnuji mne k tomu.
A nepochodila jste u nj?
M6la jste 0 odporu tohoto ubo-
heho, zaslepeneho ditete proti
will matcine panem farafem
promluvit; on by byl napome-
mutt matcina svymi podporo-
val a jsem pfesyedcen, re by
Inebyl zbytecne mluvil; slovo DO
ii nalezne vzdy sluchul Mia
ldcero, coz abych ia Sc slecnou
Lufotovou promluvil? Myslim,
re by Sc mi podarilo objasniti
iii stanovisko jeji povinnosti'.
'Jak, VeledIstojny pane, Wy
sam byste Sc chtel Q to poku-
siti?'
'Ulohou kn6ze jest vsude
slovo pokoje hlasati', odpove-
, del starec S libym dsmevem ;
'mezi matkou a dcerou stava
roztrzky, ktere musi byti byti
uGinen konec. Rodiee mali plno
mocenstvi mad detmi cd boha !;
aeuznavati pravomocnost rodl-
cu. znamena tolik, jako .vzpou-
| yeti Sc proti autorite Pana ma
! Seho. Proto, mila dcero, pro
| cest vule bozi a S vaSim dovo-
lenim, promluyim Sc slecnou
Lurotovou.
We jmenu me pfitelkyne,
veledustojny pane, dekuji vam
"a vasi laskavou ochotu, oba-
vam sc pouze -
echo, mila dcero?
'Ze vase sprostfedkovani bu-
de marnym'.
ZvlaStni dsmev hral 81 ma
rtech starce. 'Mila dcero Pa
nu', dodal vaznym hlasem, ma
lopak isem pfesvedcen, re Sc
mi podari pohnouti slecnu Lu-
rotovou k posluSnosti matky'.
Anastasie vstala zatahla
SnGrou od zVonee.
Sluzka vstoupila.
'Vite, kde Jest slecinka Ev-
zenie?'
Jest We svcm pokoji, NADIA
me-.
"A madame Lurotova"
MADAME Lurotova jest "a
hrade'.
'Dobre, dekuji vam'.
Sluzka odesla.
'Dustoiny pane, pokracova-
q Anastasie, 'je-li vam libo,
dovedu vas nahoru k slecne Ev
, zenii; co nj mluviti budete,
budu dleti V zahrad6 We spolec
} nosti me pritelkyn6'.
"Tedy poid'me, mila dcero',
po1racoval stary knee, pax
vas vyhledam V zahrade'.
: 'Velmi dobre, ddstojny pa
: net!
Oba ubirali Sc do prvniho pa
: ira.
Anastasie otevrela dvere po-
: koje EVzenle, ktera sedela Il ok
ma a pracovala a pravila il;
'Mila Evzenie, zde Jest Veledu-
| STONY duchoyni otecy ktery 81
: preje vami nekolik SLOW pro-
!. mluviti'.
: Nlada divka Nstala rychle a
poposla nekolik kroku ku pre-
: du, aby stareho pana uvitala
!, 'Mila dcero', pravil misionai
i 7 madame Fornieroye obracen
I'uvidime Sc opet potom'.
Tato opustila pokoj a zavre
IL "a sebou dvefe. Bylo slyse.
: ii, jak Sla doln po schodech.
7 l8.
: Stafec priblizll Sc k mladt
), divce, wal il IA ruku a pozo
/ roval il nckolik okamzikd 81
= 1iv,ip, ,iaaofapctytp9 tMe ditto
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PRODAJi Sc krasna kombi-

nacni kamna Grand, pax
parlor set "a SIS, still a 6 Ii
dli "a $40, dresser So, side
bord S12, kamna ma tvrde u
hi, jedna vetsi a jedna menSi,
pax dvoje kamna ma mekk6 u
hi, sici stroll, skoro novy, hou-
paky, nadobi jin6 veci, tez
brezove postele lacino. Haste
Sc v els. 1861 E. 40 St., Q Broad
way. z
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PRODA Sc maly domek ma
zapadni strane, hodi Sc pro
mensi rodinu. Elektrika, plyn,
sklep, vse zarizeno. Musi byti
prodan do IA dnf. Cena kol
$4,000. Agent Sc vylucuji.
BlizSi sdeli Sc vcis. 3409 zap.
40. ul. 11-2
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HLEDA Sc:
PRIJNfE. Sc:

PRIJME Sc divka ma Iehkou
domaci praci, dobry domov
pro radnou divku. Musl Sc do
mluvit anglicl1y. Haste sc v
els. d82 q. 10 ST. Tel. Prime.
1896 K. Id
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PRIJME SE divka ma lehci
domaci praci. Muze jiti domu
vecer. Haste Sc els. 4427
Broadway.
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PRODA Sc pekny lot 40 pfi
ITS stfevicichs ulice dlazdena.
Naleza Sc ma Thornhorst Z w
chodnf 131. ul. Greenwood
Park). Cena $500. Haste Sc
u Jos. Navratil, 1914 Beech
wood Ave. 2?
Evening star., 1921-06-03

NEW YORK. June 3.-Uncle Sam
will soon hold the greatest auction Of
wet goods In the world. About $780,
100000 worth Of bonded liquor, con-
flscated in New York since the Vol
stead act became effective. will be
placed under the hammer. II &5,o00,-
600 Is realized the government will be
happy.
This auction viii be a semi private
affair. The man with q thirst, re-
gardless Of the condition Of his
pocketbook. will not get an oppor-
tunity to participate. except possibly
, in the role Of mournful spectator
on the sidelines. The only bidders
will be persons duly licensed to deal
in alcohol or have it in their possess
sion. Some of the liquor may be
given away to hispitals II there are
no bidders.
The principal reason for holding
the auction Is that the big warehouse
where the liquor is now stored Is
crowded to capacity. In this glori-
fed barroom is stored every kind Of
intoxicant known in the dry era.
There are something like $4,000 cases
of rare old whisky. brandy. gin and
wine; more Of the same in 5000 bar
rels, to say nothing Of hundreds upon
Evening star., 1921-06-03

firemen succeeded In combining the
blase to tho ono structure.
Fire Marshal Seib was told that a
gas Jet left lighted last night had
caused the press to become over
heated after the water had 'evapor-
ated. and the fire resulted. Damage
to the building was estimated at
$1,000, while the stock was damaged
to the amount Of $500. Several suits
Of clothes and q number OF blankets
were ruined.
Several companies Of firemen re-
sponded to . call received last night
at the blacksmith shop of w. H.
Evening star., 1921-06-03

Cooks, rear Of s3ls' Georgia avenue.
The fire, did 800 damage and the
blacksmith received slight burns to
his left hand.
Explosion Of oil in a. tank attached
to a stove caused much excitement in
the house OF Clara Giles, 1901 Sheriff
men were called to the house. but
there was no fire for them to extin-
guish. Only slight damage resulted.
An unidentified coiored man is
wanted by the police Of the second
precinct for sounding q false alarm of
fire from q box at North Capitol and
Evening star., 1921-06-03
DETAILED TO COLLEGES.

Capt. Joseph q. Dougherty. infan-
try, and First Lieut.. Norman d. Gil
let, infantry, both at Camp BenninE,
Ga. have been detailed as assistant
professors Of military science and
tactics, the former at the University
Of Maryland, College Park. Md. and
the latter at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. Blacksburg. Va.
Evening star., 1921-06-03
MILLIONS IN LIQUOR AT AUCTION; q
NO THIRSTY BIDDERS GET CHANCE

hundreds of demijohns., bottles and
TASKS.
Marshal C'Big Tom") Mccarthy
has been designated as auctioneen
Evening star., 1921-06-03

The ruff Is said to havs been first
invented by a Spanish noblewoman
to hide a wen which grew upon her
neck.
Evening star., 1921-06-03
TAILOR SHOP BURNS.
overheated Steam Press Starts
Blase-other Tires R.nor+.a

An everheated steam pr... Z, tn.
cleaning establishment of John F.
McGrew. rear Of 2s1s 18th street, set
fire to a frame partition In the build
ing shortly efter O'Clock this morn
Ing: The ars gained considerable
headway before 1t vas discovered. but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Many People Are
Buying Buick Cars

Atorce Of men from the Standard
Garage company are busily engaged
today unloading five carloads Of the
new 1922 model Bucks Mr.. Beatty
says that the new, low price Of the
Buick has created O very heavy de-
mand for them and practically
every one Of the cars they are now
unloading are already sold. The
reduction Just recently put into Of.
feet on Bucks brings the prices Of
all models down to pTe.war prices,
and the demand for the 1899 Buick
promises to be the largest Of any
season for years.
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overland DEALERS.
fake MANY CARS.
Interesting Result of {
Dealers Conference
Recently Held

a the pre-war days 1t was the
stom Of the Willy Overland to
pa sales meetings Of dealers who
Pine from all parts Of tho country
I these meetings John N. WHY'S,
fesident Of the company, explained
he cpmpany's policies as Elected
current business conditions. With
lese facts before them the dealers
|hped their sales campaigns, The
P21 celebration of WHY'S day
fought to the Overland factory
lore than 800 dealers and salemen
Tho cover Ohio, parts OF Michigan,
diana and West virginia. At the
tnclusion o; the days program the
kaiersi d:ove from the factLiy gates
antomohil costing more than
Illf q million dollars. Had produc-
|on been at normal and the Over
ind conpany's stocks Of closed
|odeis normal, many more cars
lould have been taken direct to the
'arlset ~ the Overland route.
TIE fsgt that dealers Of cEly one
Eato and d small part OF the other
hree should drive away this many
Prs cipnD make. is int crosse ev
Jones That the atitonnohs Iadss.
Is y fast approacn,ug nprral and
bat normally in the automobile
llsinessis hound to be reflected by
ter conditions in all lines Of bus
sss.
AThe inventory Of the WHY'S over
md company has been reduced ST.
10000 In the past six months. The
batting loans and accounts payable
rtng 1s20shaye been cut $4,000
10. TheIoverhead expense has been
h permanently S4,000,000 per year.
one ofsthis expense Will go back,
matter how great the production.
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Whole Train Load
MaxWells Coming

lone of the largest shipments Of
eomnhiles ever consigned 10 a
er in West Virginia is on its
from Detroit for the Hall Gar
company Of this city. Fourteen
composing a solid train will
as MaxWelIs and Chalmers
II win De distributed among
fubsaealers in this territory.
~. Cordray, general manager
ae local company, returned yes.
fday from Detroit where ho ar.
|aneed for the shipment, Last
|Ight he explained that a majority
/ the cars viii go to the dealers In
be nearby territory and that most
( the automobiles have already
|ean soid.
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srEAlM ir

Put the. dry cocoanut in a colan.
der and steam II for half an hour
and you'll find 1t very much like the
fresh article.
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Home Owning

HOME OWNING is the only d.
rect route between poverty and pow
er, to the man who is just starting
in life with a limited amount Of
capital or without a red cent.
AS LONG AS SUCH MEN allow
themselves to be held during the
thumb OF landlord, they don't
seem to care a rap" about the fu-
ture but they continue to spend all
their money as fast as they can get
1t, and more often just little bit
faster.
THE ONLY REAL BARRIER be.
tween owning your own home and
paying rent is YoURELF a
paying rent is YOURSELF, You
have absolutely no other reson for
SO doing.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is to
simply say mo. Ill not do 1t any
longer"
There are two roads to travel in
this life for all OF us. One with the
landlord forever pounding US down
for HIS daily bread-the other the
joy-the comfort Of owning our own
home and being able to look every
man in the face and tell him to go
lowell anywhere.
BE INDEPENDENT. Don't be a
crawflsh all your lives. If you have
MT the money to buy your home at
the present time, come in and see
me- for where there is a will, there
Is way, and ! will show you how
to start to be your own landlord by
making a small payment on one Of
our lots. Then a few dollars saved
each month will pay for It, Lots
from 800 up.
IEy1B. H3AsR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
NIeAT. pANeER SIGNALS,

A new 'periscope" danger signal,
In use IN Ohio, warns motorists OF
Nhe approach Of car around a
corners It consists OF a red lens
with amirror attached SO that It
patches the light from an approach.
ling car and throws it on the lens.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
.ARMINGTON
improving Haoucrty yract

1HIFIVVIHH IuUUETg NTSVE
The town IS doing a lul . .mproy-
ing on. Haggerty street. Tho road
bed has been graded AMI now ia bo.
ing covered with graz Stag aud
when completed viii L.. ana 1: The
best looking streets in town.
Joe Clayton has been at work the
past week cleaning up the little
used streets OF the town.
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Foundations Being Laid
Walter Singleton has completed
the foundation for his house With
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
AnsTER Ils uNkNoMN.

R0AbSIER IS UNKNOWN,
oadsters are unknown In Aus.
reports +. W. Airport, clerk to
REPRESENTATIVE OF the U. S, De.
sment OF Commerce in Vienna.
average car there, he says. is
hive OF seyen.passenger touring
4 with four or six cylinders.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
aErT[lINlLeI, az mi AFRICA,

| DUTY 81 s per cent. on cars going
Iito Africa, but the wise tourist
hay eyade that by entering Tuni.
Ia from Algeria. There, the Gus.
BINS officer lets the tourist enter
FEE Of duty, II the tour will not
|.st Longer than six months.