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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
BASNiK MACHAR LEGiO-
NARUM.

Generalni inspector csl.
vojsk DIR. Machar napsal |.
pluku Jana Husi do pametnl
knihy: ga sto roku - az n
|nasich tel bude dayno prach a
popel, budou dejiny lidstva Wy
pravovati o teto hrozne valce
| Y l6tech t914--l3l8 a uctou
budou mluyiti tom, jak podi-
1vuhodnymi ciny .vstoupll po
trech stech letech zapomenuty
|Geskv narod znovu mezi druhe
Velke nhrody Evropy. To bu-
dou stranky, bratri-v nlchz Sc
bude mluviti o einech legii VII
bee, sibirsilych zvlast' pre-
devsim o |. stf. pluku Jana HUI
81. A bude konstatovano, jak
mocne pfispely skutky ty, na
dalekem vychod6 yykonane, k
samostatncsti nasi domoviny.
A Gtenafi a posluchaGi podlvi
Sc tomu projevu narodniho Sc
bevedoml, tomu antickemu od-
hodlani nasadit vse pro vytknu
lty Gil, tG ukaznenosti, t6 uzas-
Inc Robinsonade, vubec ZJevu,
| jenz nema podobn6ho V pane
| ii lidstva. Bratri, tenhle HAS
ldejin bude Vasi nehynouci sla
vou, nebot |. str. pluk stai
pri tom ma miste estneJ-
sim. Ale ia slaya, to ucasten-
,stvi Vas zaYazuje na cely n.
ivot, kazdy 2 Vas nese meier
i kus historic naSi, ale take kus
narodni Ell a zodpovednostl
INebot' Ii pristi dejepisci nepu
lsti vas " q obzoru sve kontro
! ly a budou sc ptat: Go udela
}, Ii tito neobycejni volaci p'
: SVEN navratu jako obcane o
svobozen6 domoviny? Jak $
Ivklinili Y zilkonne fady svc Vi;
i sti? kolik pfineSli te sve L
: kaznenosti do sveho naroda
Al Ryli svatlonoSi a IVORY tomu I
Idn, X nenluz sc yfatili $ be1prl
ikladnymi zkusenostni? Po pl
i kazu dolby sveho svcdon
i dovedli dat pro sNuj naro
!. kdYsi krev, mnoho-li dali, kdy
k byl prikaZ miru, rozSafne 4 l
G kazn6nG prace? Bratfi, Jest II
Il VAS, abystc vzdy q ysude cltl
> zc k temto otazkam pflstlc
Gasa a iidi musite dat presno
D odpoved'. 21. listopad 1872
q DR.. Machar, gcneralni inspcl
"a tor csi. vojsk."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

Lulu, ONSSii DSid piNHl JetO
mySlenkou, ved6l ale, &c neni
v Londyne.
Bylt' seznal q oznameni v
listech, re nalezala Sc tom
okamziku V Parizi a byl by
musel neiaky cas- 6ekat, nez
byl by dostal cd nj odpoyef
PAX myslel ma slecnu Grevil-
lie. Pri tom nusi byti podotknu-
to, ze nemel tainy Keene zad-
ne pficiny podezfiyat sle6nu
Greville nejakeho nepfatel-
stvi proti Lcslii.
Lulu podezrivala j velice,
nesdelila ale podezreni sve
jenu.e
Znal Gastecne slecnu Gre
vile cd videni d povazoval il
"a velnli hezkou a yzneseneu
damu, kteraz Ma nestesti m6la
nehodn6ho bratra.
,Leslie mluvila S MIN o nj jen
velikou uctou a vaznosti a
povazovala il "a pfitelkou a
dobroditelku.
"OvSem, ze slecEa Greville
bude vedet, kde Jest" myslel
81, "a MONA ze hude dosud u
nj. Ma kazdy pad mohu il psat
a otazat sc il. To nemuze sko-
dit"
A tajnI keene ucinil nyni
velikou hloupost. d
Vsichni chytfi lid6 vyvedou
nekdy hloupost a on il ucinil
jiste tento vecer.
Vlozil psani sve ma Leslii dc
psani ma slecnu Greville, prose
il, by byla TAX dobra a dala
no, neb poslala slecne Vynnt
hned.
Kdyby byl moudrym byval
nobyl by psaAi to tam vlozil
BY by iednoduse pozadal slec
nu GTeyIllG 0 adrcssu slecnN
Vynne. k
ChtGl ale Setrit casem.
V mysli sve 81 uminil, ncu
yereinoyat nlcehoz 0 tom. G.
byl objeVil o tainosti MorelaRt
ske, dokud nerekne uplnoi
pravdu Leslii a domniVal sc, u
usetfi casa, posleli psani pi
mo ma sl2Cnu Greyilie.
Oh, hloupy to tajny Keene
Slecna GreVille snidala nej
eaA6ii pokoji sama.
Noci venovane tanci IA
bavam nevyblzi k ranneml
vstavani a caste bylo jiz po
ledne, nez Sc objevila dole.
V ten cas- obyceine chodi
val sir Patrick z domu.
Bylo to skutccne neco zvla
tsnillo. kdyz n6kdy, tu a tar
pfisla dccra ieho dolu, b
spolecne MIN snidala.
Pravt take snidala nahof
vc SVEN pokoji, oblecena jsou
eleGantni ranni oblek prs
veho clnskeho hedvabi, kdy
pfineseno paani tajneho ket
ne.
yypadalo 2ceia jednoduS'
takze myslela, re to obchod'
nejaky ucet a polozila no str;
neu, prohiraiie Sc V ostatniel
Pc chIili no teprve Vzala zas
do ruky, jakmile ale shleda.
uNnitf jine, adresovane ma l.
siii Nynne - timed lhoste
most jeji 2mi2ela.
Oei ieii zazaIily, tvare il
hned seervenaly.
"OdneS 10 prye,' zvolaia
slu4ku ukazujsc na nadobi,
mech mne o Sanote asi ma h
dinu neb dyc. Myslim, &c
lehnu, neodpocinula jseni
s disststck."
Jaknlile sluzka odesla, 2
vrcla ia nj dv6re pax $ O
ma plDyma chtivosti a ztez
oddyehujic, pohlize!a opGt
dopis, kteryz posetily tai
Ecene sveril jeji starosti.
"Musim vGdet, co jest V II;
Talny! a prayi, &c jest to
lelih5, okamzitc. Co to mu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
! ragedie svatebhi noci.
y5Ej. = Romans-
Ronanss

V okamziMl, tenky, strlDfny
kotlik byl zavesen mad svitil-
nu a TAX brzt, jak pocala wy
chazet para, Hrzela mad nj O.
balku tax dlouho. az lepidlo
sc rozehralo.
PAX s usnleVem na rtech,
iyypdala psanf a zcela chladne
Sc posadila kg jeho cteni.
Tajny Keene psal nasledu-
jici:
"Draha sleEno Vynne'
Doufam, I'd nj. odpustite, ze
osmeiuji Sc VAN psati. Mana
VAN sdelit neco velmi dulezi-
teho. Jest to opravdu tax dule-
zite a zaroven tax podivne, ze
myslim, re bude lepe, kdyz re-
| knu YAM to 1stne a nesyerlm
to papiru. Mohla byste to tax
zafidit, abych ST. vami sesel
kdy a kdeloliv 81 pfejete. Od-
/ pust tie prosim, t6 tajemnosti
| tohoto dopisu, az vam to re-
| knu, pax jiste mi porozumite.
Prosim, a9dppvezte lined ma
horejsi adressu.
S uctou Vas
James Keene.
"P. S. Mohu VAN sdelit, re
to, co yam mann riei jest neco,
co muze sc velice dotknouti
zaSnoubeni vaseho SC st. Maui
rem
Tajny Kacne pripojil ter
dodatek proto, ze mysiel, re j
to tim spiSe pohne k brzk6mu
iednani a MIN Sc sejiti.
Ponekud Sc mu zdalo, ze
dcera pana Patricka pokusl SC
8 nahlednuti do psani, iak sc
take skutecne stale.
Sedela tn nyni s obocim sta.
zenym vice jak hodinu, vSeli
, ke plany osnujic V hlay6.
Vzpomnala 81 nyni, ze slySe
la mluvit jednou Leslii o tom
, to- tajnym Keene.
Mluvila o mem jako sta
/ rem sousedu a dobrem zna
: mem stryce jcjiho.
Co by il mel co rici? Jakt
zpravy by il mohl prinestl
/, kterez by Sc mohly dotykat ie
, jiho zasnoubeni S lord Mau
rom?
"Gh, jen kdybych Sc TO mo
h]a dozgedet!" hucela 81 PR
: sebe. "Jen kdyhych to ved6
lai"
Vstala k0neGpe a zacala CHI
/ dit po pokoii sem a tam nej
: vetslm rozGileni.
Gervene skyrny Sc il objevi
: ly ma tvafi a oei jejl jiskfily.
Iat' ala prsty do sve diane |
; yymctala podlahu dlouho'
q syoii vleekou.
= ls.la by TAX skutecne zje
eem svyna siSutecne pripomina
G Ia kraanGho panthera, pobina
c iiclbo V kleci sy@ sem tam.
- Myslenka !akas il vstoupl
Z do mozku - tax smela. ia
: odvazna, az Sc il sama AZ uli
kla.
), Pak-li ieii ruka by Y tol
II byla poznana, byla by zahrnl
y TIA nevsimavoSti hanbou.
l. Eyla by znicena.
,e st. Maur by il nenavidel
"A nj opoFrhoval a kdyby me
E. to bgti sdeleno svetu, ten h
j. nj opoyrhoval take.
Meia sc toho odva2h?
l. To byla otazka, kterou
kladla sama sob6, kdyz pi'
"a ! ehazela ta 20 pokoll zlob6
"a neroEhodGosti sem a tam.
o. Ma Sc toho odvazit?
81 Cim smclejSi, Gin odvazni
81 81 spikngti, tim mensi prize
itosti k ieho odkryti, uzaNiral
"a a kdyby tomu tax bylo - sp
ci- matt ieii opraNdu byio odvaz
ka a smal6 dosti, ze aemohlo
na vi tax snadno padnout poo
ny zfeni.
"Udel;4m tot zahucela
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PRODAM neb vyn,enim far
uu O lO4 akrech Sc vsim zari-
zenim ma dlazdene ceste. Pri-
jme Sc majetek do osmi tisic,
ostatni hotove. Cena $4,000,
PrihlaSky zaslete pod znackou
farma, do adm. Sveta. is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
ZPRAvY z CZECH.

mericane, kteIi prijeii po valce
do vlasti. pri spolecne veceri
porokoyali 0 casovych udalo-
stech, odehravsicn Sc v po-
slednf dobe nasl republice i
We Spoj. Statech Americkych.
Schulz byli pfitomili: vyslanec
mlnlsterstva obchodu Spoj.
Statn Vladimir A. Geringer S
chotl, ceskoamerieti umeici e.
V. Nadherny chotf, J. Von-
drous s choti a Svoboda, vsi-
chni z Noveho Yorku, dr.. Olga
Stastna z Omahy; chicagsti:
architekt Randak S choti, A.
Linhart chotf, pramyslnik
Machek choti, dr.. Gruener s
chotl a sestrou, Bohous Prchal,
j. Stoces, j. Stach, J. V. Vota-
va re San Diega, Cal, w. f.
Sklenar z Filadelfie, plukov-
MIX cir. j.. j. Fisher a Volta Be-
nes z Brandysa mad Labem.
PrlSti schuzka bude Ease v ho-
telu Berankove ma Tyloye ma
mesti ma Vinohradech.
PristehovaIectvi do Ceskoslo
yenska. V dobe cd 1. ledna do
80. zari 1920 navratila sc pres
Hanburk a Bremy do csl. re-
publiky americkych pfistavd
1888 csl. pTislusniku. Jsou to
prevazne zemedelci re Sloven-
ska a Podkarpatske Rusi. t.
fednici konsulatu byli prito-
mni pri prijezdu kazde lodi a
davali vystehovalcum brozury
| o Ceskoslovensku noviny,
ktere byly dychtive pfijima-
NY. K zajimav6 episode deSlo
phi pfiiezdu parnlku. "Mon-
goiia", na jehoz palub6 bylo
800 csl. pfistehovalch. X vylo-
deni zavazadel nemohlo byti
pfikroceno pro stavku delhi
stva. Spolecnost vyzvala je, a.
by zavazadla vylodili sami,
cestujici tez ucinili, avsak te-
prve tehdy, kdya Sc spoiecnost
zayazala vyplatiti mzdu pfi-
stavniyn delnikum do staykove
! pokladny. Gentlemanske jed
mani csl. pfistehovalcu pasobi-
10 na stavkuiicf delniky, posad
.Su lodi a mistni ufady velmi
pFizniyym dojmem.
Postovni urednik predal sc
Ctvrt millionu korun. I il,
steho prazskeho postoynihc
1fadu vyplatil v navalu prace
urednil1 omylem o 100000 x
vice, coz ziisteno pri uzavi.
rani uctu. Urednfk upamato
val Sc, re vyplatil bankovni
mu sluhovi Prazske eskom
ptni banky $4,000 X mistt
) 100000 K, patrano tedy pr
: n9m V mem zjisten byl Fran
| tisek Mayer, bytem Zelez
: ne ul. {. 20. Mayer pfi vysle
+, chu poprel, re obdrzel
: 100000 X vice, nez mel do
stati. Teprye kdyz do jeh'
/ byli vyslani detektivov6, alb,
1 .provedli domovni prohlidku
: doznal Mayer, re dostal 0 to
: lik vice a re 81 penize uscho
: val donna We skrini. Tam by
n lv penize t6a nalezeny a pc
$ Skozenemu ufedniku vydany
|. Mayer dodan byl do vazb
L zem. trest. sondu.
y ZlodGj SC zabil pri kradez
l. Obchodnik Max Winkler z
0 Strakonic nalezl dine 16. lis
D We SVEN skladisti ma ohrade
'e nlrtvolu muze, ktery drzel
a ruce kleste a jemuz Sc q usi
l. nosu Tinula krev. Cetnictvo 2
!! stilo, re zabity jest totozny
l. 2lodeiem 2e zvyku Vaclaye
l. St6tkou 2 Novych Strakonic
n 40, kterV sc DO zminen6t
III sAladiSte yloupal. Kdyz pax
"a prv6m patTa pfipravil 81 bal
~ k0zi k odncscnl, poclnal 81 ti
u neopatrae, re otvorem Vytah
Ia vadla spadl a padem Sc zabii
II, Sraxka yIaKu. v patek d,
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PRODA Sc dunn vedlej-
Sim rohovym Totem v Mt.
Pleasant, v ciste eeskem oko-
Il. Je tam 6 svetnic, koupel-
ma, puda, sklep, skopky, ele-
ktfina, plyn slepicnik. Maze
TEX je 80 pTi $50 str. Je to
yhodna prllezitost pro prozl-
rayeho obchodnika. Cena
$500. BlizSi sdeli Fir. J. Pa
renica, 1891 +. 1O5. ul. !?
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PRGNsA SIC.

PRODAM RUNE akcie me-
souci { procent dividendy "a
polovicni cenu. Tez prodam
rohovy obchodni lot ma yych.
los. al. a Union. Odjizdim do
Czech, jsem nucen prodat "a
kazdou roZumnQu nabidku.
Haste sc V elsie 1890 New
York Ave. S. +. 1-5
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FRCNAJME Sc byt 0 5ti po
kojich koupelnou. Haste sc
v elsie l1608 Miles Ave. Biz
81 sc sdeli V elsie 116OO Miles
Ave. !?
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PkONAJME Sc byt O 5ti
ookojfeh S koupelnou ma Svec
Ave. BlizSi sdali Tom. Suchy,
2465 4. Sc ul. Tel. Princeton
1916 w. -?
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PRIJME. SIX

PRIJMOU Sc masinarky
divky ma rucni praci, siti muz-
skych kabatu. Haste Sc JOS.
Soulka, $500 E. SO. ul. z Fleet
Ave. 1-5
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go rikate MENU jazykQ. pa
ne doktore?"
"Ze potfebuje Odpocinku".
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EAMNA q druhe ruky vSeho
druhu prodaya q kGpuie w.
CoIISSoL 2oe1 r. 40 g.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
vscie TEES Bed Tine Stories
Current Events For tho Children
and 0rown-ups, Too
HOME WEEK AT THE
WHITE HOUSE GATES AJAR

'There he is nd6," cried Jack and
Ruth together. They had come down to
the station to welcome their Uncle Ted
back from Washington. They rushed
into his arms as he stepped from the
train and urged him to tell them all
about his trip.
wait until after SUPPER" he in
sisted, ''and then you shall hear some
thing of what L have seen and heard
at the national capital.'
Promptly after they had eaten all
three gathered around the fire prepared
for the interesting story they knew
Uncle Ted would unfold
"Well, children" he began, "you
have all read about the Inauguration
and seen the pictures in the paper of
the ride to and from the capitol, the
big crowd listening to President Hard
ing's address, and the scenes about the
White House. What ! want to tell you
Of is what Mr.. Harding has done as a
beginning to return to popular gov
ernment that he promised. One Of his
first acts-of little concern, but indi-
eating the policy that he intends to pur-
sue-was to throw open the gates of
the White House grounds to the public.
1t was the first time the common peo-
pie had been admitted within the in
closure for years, and they were prompt
to take advantage of the restoration
of their old privileges.
"Two days after his inauguration
President Harding had dinner at the
White House, to which were invited
the leaders of the Republican majori-
ties in both the senate and house of
representatives. Such an event was
practically unheard of during the time
his predecessor was in office, and tho
resumption of conferences with the
legislative branch of the government
was as much an innovation as the ad-
mission Of the people to the White
HOUSE grounds. The members of con-
gress were not called in by the presi-
dent to receive orders at his hands, but
to advise him on the pressing matters
that are before him for disposition
1t was said by one of the guests that
President Harding did far more listen
ng than talking during the meal, and
tho discussion that followed They
we're all impressed with the changed
atmosphere that had come over the
White House, and were filed with con-
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
LEGION DEFENDS
SO-CALLED SI.ACKERs.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 15.-Na.
tional officers of the American Legion
Saturday took steps to protect men
wlro may be classed wrongfully a. draft
evaders in the lists to be issued soon
by the war department and to make
certain that none guilty Of evading
military service escape. All posts
were notified that they should aid in
establishing the correctness Of the
lists.
Bulletins were sent to all legion
posts and units of the women's aux
iliary directing them to assist the de-
partment of Justice in establishing the
correctness of the lists. The message
said:
6espite sthe war department. cf-
forts, men who performed their duties
well may be branded as towards and
.lackers in the lists issued Posts are
instructed to sean the lists before they
are published, and if possible make sure
that no ex-service mans reputation
will be sulhed by error. On the other
hand, lend every possible assistance TO
the authorities that no draft dodgers
or slackers follow in the steps of Berg
doll. We want all men guilty of evns-
ion of military duty behind the bars
twenty four hours after their names are
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
HOW DO YOU SAY 1T
- c. N Lasss
Common Errors in EnglisA and
How to Avoid Them
- c. N. La.ss
TO "ENTHUsE."

THE verb "enthuse" or '-enthuss
L over" used frequently In recent
years. and especially In newspaper
headlines (its shortness giving the
hurried headline writer a word easily
substituted for ITO become enthusias-
tic over) is not good English. In
deed, some writer's call 1t slang; and
all writer's on good English agree In
calling 1t vulgarsm. One authority
says, ''The word is unknown to good
usage"
This word, like many others Of re.
cent growth. may become in time part
Of the English language. and be recog.
nized as good English. But 1t has no
historical or genealogical authority,
and should be avoided BY anyone whs
wishes to speak and write correctly,
II is the duty of all who have inhar.
tied the English language to try, es
least, to preserve Its purity. ~
One should not say. "She does not
enthuse me-" or 'she does not en-.
thuse." For these, substitute "she does
not arouse any enthusiasm In me-" and
She Is not enthusiastic"
tcopyrisht.)
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
CONDIMENTS BIG AID
TO ATTRACTlvENESS
Diet Must Please Palate as Well
as Give Nourishment.
Rightly Used Various Materials Are
Useful In Making Different Foods
More Pleasant-Some Fur.
nish Minerals.

In this year of high prices, people
are inclined to look askance at foods
that do not seem to them to possess
plenty of food value. In providing the
dietary essentials, however, one must
not overlook the fact that the diet
should be pleasing to the palate as
well as nourishing. There are some
materials which are not depended up.
on to furnish body nourishment
though they add to the attractive
ness and palatability of the daily bill
of fare Among this group of highly
Favored materials, commonly spoken
of as condiments, are vinegar, spices
flavoring herbs, horseradish, flavor.
ing extracts, lemon juice, onions
parsley, celery tops, and sweet pep
pers. Such materials may not be alb
solutely needed by the body but, on
the other hand, most people seem
agreed that rightly used they are very
useful for making palatable dishes
which might otherwise be much less
attractive. The green vegetables list
ed among the cOndiments-oniOnS,
parsley, celery tops, green peppers
while valuable as are the other con-
diments for flavor also have addition
al value as they supply mineral matter
and vitamines.
When one is striving to make meals
reasonable in cost, greater reliance
than ever is placed on such neutral
favored foods as cereals, cereal prod
and hnnuI,So thoco
foods which supply relatively large
amounts of nutrients for given sum.
In such cases condiments and season
ings are help to variety. Cinnamon
buns. for instance, thanks to their
distinctive flavor, seem a very differ
ent thing from the biscuit or bread
they replace. Rice or beans cooked
with tomatoes, with a green pepper
and celery tops added, seem very diff
ferent from plain boiled rice or beans.
Cream sauce for fish becomes some
thing very distinctive when lemon
juice is added to give 1t a mild tart
flavor. Boiled beef with hOrseradish
sauce tastes quite different from plain
boiled beef, yet 1t requires little time,
trouble, or expense to thicken some OF
the beef broth with flour and to add
grated horseradlsh enough to give 1t
Il good flavor, then pour this over the
sliced meat
The thing one must not forget, say
Department OF Agriculture experts, Is
that truly varied diet. one which in
cludes all five food groups. namely
vegetables and fruits; milk, eggs
meat. and similar foods cereals and
their products; sugar and other
sweets; fats and fat-rich foods, Is
essential in order that the needed food
constituents may all be supplied. DIFF
ferent methods of cooking everyday
things In such varied ways that they
make savOry dishes means that the
diet may be varied without much ad
ditiOnal expense Accomplish this
variety by the aid of judicious use of
condiments and fiavors with common
foods.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
RANoHERs REQUEST
NHW RRdKDVE

GOLDEN, Colo, March letting
of what they consider an encroachment
upon their vested rights Of many years
standing, a number of well-known Guy
Hill ranchmen, west of Golden, have
started a movement to have large
strip of territory extending from Cen
trail City to Idaho Springs, thence to =
few miles above Golden to Bouldor,
declared a part of the national forest
reserve. The ranchmen embraced with.
in these boundaries point out that cat
tie and sheep men have virtually mo-
nopolized the grazing privileges in this
community.
George S. Green, president of the
Gilpin-Jefierson Stock Association, and
c. A. Bellinger are at the head Of tho
memorial will he presented to con
gress signed extensively by fish ahi
game clubs, sportsmen s organizations,
commercial Clubs, town boards and city
councils in the proposed forest reserve.
The Golden city council at its last
regular meeting indorsed the move, and
Boulder is expected to do likewise
within a few days.
The interested parties hope to have
grazing permits issued, and the money
derived from those would be used in
building roads and mnking other i'm
provements in the territory. .
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
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ST. BARNABAs CHURCH.

ST. BARNABAS CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Holy communion at IL A. NJ.
On the second Sunday Of the month
he service win be held at Aspen.
Evening service at Glenwood, 1880.
Third and fourth Sundays, morning
crvice at II A. NJ.
Fifth Sunday, morning service at
CIV Castle.
Evening service at Glenwood 7:S0.
IRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST.
o3i Cooper Avenue.
Sunday school, 10 A. N.
Sunday services, IL A. NJ.
Wednesday evening service, 8 P. NJ.
Reading room open on Wednesday
fternoon from Q to 4 P. M.
All are welcome.
METHODIST CHURCH.
10 A. M.-Bible school
IL A. M.-Morning service.
7:3O P. M.-Evening service.
Midweek meeting, Wednesday evon-
g at 7:3o.
Residence, S18 Blake avenue
= Phone, Glenwood 1856.
Rev. WILLIAM PEPPER,
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school-10 A. M.
Preaching services-ll A. NJ.
J. G. HOFACRE, Minister.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Bed springs painted with slumi-
mum paint will not rust.
Floor cushions for foOt-rests are
very much used, under the desk, be-
fore the day bed and before the nre.
For a friend who travels frequent
ly, II writing case is very suitable
gift.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
ALDER EN-.

ALDER NJ Elm.
First Ward-Charles Brackney and
NJ. ]. Keogh.
Second Ward-Morgan Gavin and W.
II. Oberto.
Third Ward--J. H. Silver aud H. K.
Logan.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
WHY NOT try
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY

gives prompt and positive relief IN
every case. Sold lby druggists. Price
$l.oo Trial package by mail ,1Oc.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Proprietor,.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by w. S. Parkson, Druggis.
and >Apothecary.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
Bible Statistics.

In the Bible mention is made of
nineteen different precious stones. six
metals, one hundred and four trees
and plants, thirty-five animals. thirty
nine birds. six fishes. eleven reptiles,
twenty insects and other small crea.
lures,
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
Official Directory

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
u. s. Senator. .. /. Lawrence G. Phipps.
u. S. Senator. Samuel D. Nicholscn
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
PILES PILES PILES

PILES PILES PILES
Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching At
once, acting as poultice gives instant
relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for piles and itching Of the
private parts. Sold by druggists, mail
soc and $l.OO. williams' Mig. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. 8. Parkison druggist
and pharmacist.
Eariy Writing Fluid. 4.
For several centuries an infusion Of
nut gals with sulphate Of iron COM
posed the only known writing fluid.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19

Biliousf Feel heavy after dinneri
Bitter tastef Complexion sallowi Liv
er perhaps needs waking up. Doau'
Reguiets for bilious attacks. SOC At
all stores. D
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
Did Her Little Best.

kneeling down and repeating the
Lords Prayer, little Edna got along
very nicely until near the end. when.
stumped by big word she prayed,
"And forgive us our Christmas as we
forgive those who Christmas against
us."-Boston Transcript.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-19
olsersst at All rlmsa.

A caddy. we are informed. should b
perfectly dumb while golfer 10 pre-
pairing to hit the bnll. And perfectly
deaf when he misses 1t. we suppose,