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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-02


jiz o Klare; soudil, ze stala Sc
obeti nejakeho omylu. Predse-
wal 81, ze dojde ma policii, k
soudu, slovem: re neustane,
|pokud neobdrzi dovoleni, ably
smell promluviti S uv6znenou.
Po vaznem pTemysleni vSak
rozhodl. SIC jinak.
Ne,nevyhledam prilezitost,
abych il spatril", hovoril sam
sebou. "Spachala-li skutecne
zloCin - Cemuz ostatne neve-
rim - neni mne jiz hodna -
musil bych Sc zastydeti, re mi
loval jsem tax nectnou osobu
q mohlo by mi to ma dale sko-
diti IL poctivych lidi. Mluvilo
Sc 0 neznamem spoluvinniku.
Coz kdyby tax mne nell "a je-
jiho spoluvinnika!? Jak mohl
bych sc ospravedlniti?"
Malir Sc pri myslence te mi
modek zachv6l.
'Ne, ne, nevyhledam il! Ne
promluvim nj! Pockam".
L
Obraz ubohe klary tonul
vSak Adrienovi stale pred oci-
ma a myslenka ma nj nevymi.
zela mu z pameti.
Byl jist, ze bude milovat
divku stale - tehda, stala-l
| sc trestuhodnou, a re utkv
vzpominka Ma nj vzdy V ieht
dust, kdyz bude zneucteni
| odsouzenlm, cestne imeno syt
ncmohl ySak nikdy spoiiti s.
zhanobenym jm6nem iejlm.
Nebyl S 10 zyolati Pred sye
tenn.
"Dal isem srdce sve zlodejc,
q nejsem to, abych je cd n
odtrhl!"
Hluboky smutek a TENN
zoufalost, zmocnily Sc naSeh
pritele.
Baron Prasil.
Cestovatel po Africe Sc yra
til. Mlada DANA Sc no pta: 81
to pravda, pane doktore, 3
istc Sc dostal az mezi lido
zrouty? ~
"OvSem. Dokonce Jsem pi
svatebnl hostine byl uz ma jidC
: MIN listku jake "b6loch ma pf
= price.
"A ze iste zustal ma zlvu?
"Nahoda! Nevesta ST svatb
rozmyslila".
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc dum o 5ti
pokojich, velka ban, sklep, pu-
da, dive studny, naleza Sc mezi
Lee Rd. a Corlett. Najem $15
mesicne. Haste Sc V els. 1876
Windemere Ave-, East Cleve-
land. SIS
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.Eoubert dal penize do kap-

.Toubert dal penize do kap-
sy q pravil:
"Chci vas 0 neco poprosltl,
prfteli".
''Jsem vans k sIuzbam: Co
81 prejete?.'
Placide vyndal z kapsy ODE
strlbrne medaile a polozil Je ma
still,
Rad bych, abyste udelal ma
tuto medaili tri prohlubeniny,
jake jsou zde Ma teto, a slce
TAX, aby Sc pametni penize nj
Gem cd sebe nelisily".
"Tot' velmi snadne", pravil
Marchal, "udelam je a pax po-
norim novou medaili do kysell-
ny, zcerna a nikdo ie pax od
sebe nerozezha".
Ia deset minut bylo ySe no.
tovo a Joubert tesil Sc z neo-
cekayane skv6leho vysledku
Marchalovy prace.
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PRODAVAM FARMY, Wy

menuji "a m6stsky maJetek.
aneb "a hotove, neb ma dlou,
holete splatky. Jsou pouze 25
az % mil cd squaru. Prejete-li
81 vedet blizsi podrobnosti, do
piste ma F. J. Prazak, RID
1. Burton. O. 40
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PRODA Sc:
MA PRODEJ


PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dunn v Mt. Pleasant
ma dlazdene zaplacene ulici,
6 pokoiu, koupelna, puda,
sklep, fernes, skopky, tvrde po
dlahy. bridlicova strecha. Ce-
ma S6,S00, cast hotove. Hla-
ste sc u L. J. Parenica, 12309
Union Ave. Sc
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MUSf BYT prodan pod cenu
dvourodinny dunn 0 A svetnl-
cich S koupelnou dole i nahore,
vyhrevni pee, lot je 40 pri las
str. a je mezi dvema poulicnl-
mi karami. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlik Co., 11015
Uuion Ave. Tel. Broad 1886,
Union 1861 r. :!
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"Chodim ted uz do diva
dla tax dlouho a porad jeste
nevim, kde isou zednarska To-
ze".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-02

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 dvou
svetnicich, elektrika, plyn.
Pouze dvouclenna rodina at sc
hlasi V els. 1915 Pershing A
We. 5-3
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STARSl PAN hleda jednu
velkou neb dive menSi svetnice.
Ma svuj nabytek a pradlo ma
postel. Nechte adressu v adm.
It. litsu. 5-4
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jste svedl. Pokuslme Sc radeJi

tiSb ~ AciNOo SNotdb SiACSAi"t
zadame cd vas, abyste nam
pomohl a pfemluvil il, ably Sc
vratila ku pradlene do Bonnie
uilu, stane-li Sc to, zapomene-
me ma jeji poklesek - nell,
muslme vec odevzdati soudu--
a sc soudem nejsou zadne zer-
ty. Marie Jana jest zaiiste zde
racte mne k nj dovesti".
Pan de Quercy pochopil, re
muze Sc zachraniti jedine tim,
re zrekne Sc hezke divky, Jiz
sc riditelstvi tax vrele ujimalo.
"Osoba, 0 niz mluvite, nenl
u mne", pravil po kratkem
pfemysleni. "Najal jsem il ma
ly, zarizeny byt, V nemz preby
va sama. Vcera musil jsem ne
kan odejeti a nevidel jsem j tn
diz. Najdete il zajiste donna
zvlaste Y tuto ranni hodinu".
"Kde bydli?"
INA boulevardu Saint Mi
chel cislo 44".
Joubert zvedel, co chtel I'VE
deti. 80
"Jdu tam okamzite", pra-
vii.
Nam vas doprovoditl?"
ptal Sc hrabe.
"Nyni toho netreba. Budu-ll
potfebovati vasi pfitomnostl-
o cemz ostatne pochybuji -
zpravim vas o TOM.
Placide chladne pozdravil a
odeSel, skryvaje veselost a spo-
kojenost svou ia prisnym vze-
zrenim.
Myslil, re jest jiz Ii cile.
Nahradi-li Janu Marii ma
strccnou Marii Janou, ziska ia
iist6 dedictvi obou dvou pu
nlilionu, nebot' syn jeho, ien5
jest ma vzdy odloucen od Kla
Try Gervaisove, stane Sc NAME
lem dedicky hrabete Julia dt
Rhode.
| D6dicka byla sice zvrhlot
osobou, co vsak na tom zalezl
lmiliony vyvazi dvojnasob vse
chnu hanbu.
Joubert odebral Sc lined M
boulevard Saint Michel do Cl
Isla Al.
| "Bydli zde slecna Marie ia
Ina?" ptal sc domovnice.
"Ano, ale slecna neni do
lma".
"Neni MONA, ze by odesl
TAX zahy rama.
"Odpust'te, pane, jest tom
tax - vcera k jedenacte dope
ledne odesla iakymsi pa
nem".
IS panem?" opakoyal Jot
bert nepokojne. IS n6jakym n
lcncem?"
me, ne; pan, nimz odt
sla, podobal sc SplSe notafl ne
, advokatovi, mel pod ramenel
plno listin".
"Nerikala vam mic, kdyz OF
: chazela?"
! "Pravila ien: "Zde mat
ntuj klic".
: PodlVnO - pOmySill 81 JOl
/ bert. "Snad neni ten pan lis
Q nami pod palm skutecnym \
i slanccm riditelstvi domu nal
: zencu, jen2 ma odvesti pradl
) nu zpet do Bonneuilu?"
: Nemohl 81 otazl1u tuto 20
> povidati a podavaje domovnl
svuj listck a deset franku, pr
l. vii:
"Zde je ma adresa, mad
Y Ime; prosim, zpgavte mne
h hned, jakmile Sc slecna vra
i obdrzite pax jeste deset fra
ku ode mne".
e. "Spolehejte ma mne, pane
Joubert odeSel mrZute b
~ levardu.
Vi Mrzel Sc yelice - kde /
iv aSi Marie Jana v6zela? New
till Sc co nejdrive, Zmafl
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xxx.
Ia chvili otevrel mlady hra-
be dvere.
Byl to statny, mlady muz
pekne postaVy, krasne tvafe a
tmavych, vyzyvave 'nakrouce-
pych kniru; na 'sobe mel skvost
ny ranni oblek.
"Co 81 pfejete ?" tazal Sc,
prohlizeje 81 zvedav6 pfichozi-
no.. jehoz priserna serednost
jej patrne prekvapila.
"Racite byti panem hrabe-
tenn de Quercy?"
"Ano". ~
"Prosim pana hrab6te o kra-
tickou rozmluvu".
"Vejdete".
Pan de Quercy vedl Placida
predsini do maleho salonu, V
nemz nalezalo Sc velke mnoz-
stvi velmi cennych umeleckych
predmetu.
Nevybidl pfichoziho, ably 81
sedl, a sam zustal take stati.
"Cekam -" pravil po chvili.
"PGjdu primo k cili, a neu-
ziiu mnoho slov", odpovedel
Placide. "Uvedl jste Sc We vel
mi choulostive postaveni, pane
hrabe"
"Ja?l small Sc mlady sv6tak
opovrzllve.
"Ano, Wy, pane.
"Jak to myslite?"
MAN VAN prinesti para
graf jednajici zavedeni osob,
jez nejsou plnolete?"
Hrabe porozumel.
"Znam ten paragraf!" !" pra-
vii lhostein6.
"Provinil iste sc proti tomu
paragrau tim, ze unesl iste div
ku, lz neni ieSt6 SeStnact let
pradlenG, kteraz il mela na u
ccni od i'iditelstvi domu male
zencu".
Pan de Quercy pokrcil ramt
ny.
"Neunesl Jsem nikoho", pra
J vii. "Nahodou setkal lsem Sc
: divkou, jez Sc mn6 libila a iei
nebyla ami dost malo placha
Nestavela Sc ostychavou, chte
II Sc Stui co stuj dostatl ot
: pradleny dobrovolne mn
nasledovala. Mohu sc vyka1at
+ jeiimi listy, Jez TO dotvrzuJl'
"Jsou to polehcujici okolno
sti - ale neodcini prece zaNe
deni divky, jez neni plnolt
Il tou".
i Mlady muz skrabal sc za |
; chem
; PocinaI chapatl, ze mohl
/, by mu poystati mrzutostl 2 le
kovazneho nepredlozeneho c
j. NJ
a Placide, jenz zpozoroVal j
10 rozpaky, pokracoval:
ia Mare Jana jest sverenkc
dumu nalezencu, a porucenSt
zrusl Sc teprve, az stane Sc d
ii. l,a plnoletou"
Il, "Nev6dtl jsem 10, pane.
le "Ncznalost zakoua yam n
spomuze a neospravedlnI vi
a. zloGin, ienz muze vas prlves
ic pred porotu".
a, "Pred porotu!" opakov
70 hrabe zlostne.
a "Iaiiste".
- "Kdo ylastne jste, pane,
nj jakym pravem pfichazite
ch povldati takoye v6ci?"
"Jsem vyslaneem domu n
10 lezencu", odpovedel Joubt
il vazne. "Vasim stestim jest,
O. fiditelstvi nechce vyvolati os
by du - nechce vefejn6 znid
povest nest astneho ditete,
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje "a tovarnl cenu.
jako clarinety, cornety, from
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrine. Prijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc u V. Sistek, 4248 Broadway.
%
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HLEDA Sc byt k pronajmu-
ii. Dunn sam 0 sobe ma vychod-
nj strane. Rodina triclenna.
Nechte adressu v adm. Sveta.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod bytem "a 81, 400. Ty-
dni trzba obnasi pres $400.
BlizSi sdeli Sc V els. 14711 Kin
sman Rd. oil
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JEDU DO CZECH, procez

JEDU DO CZECH, procez
jsem nucen prodati muj jedno-
rodinny moderni dunn ma dla-
zdene ulici v Mt. Pleasant. Tri
svetnice dole a tri a koupelna
nahore, pekna p1da, fernes,
lot 40 pri ITO streyicich. Ten
to majetek Sc prodaval V ZINE
"a $500, nyni Sc da "a &c.
500. Haste Sc V els. 5023 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 L.
AL?
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PRIJME Sc:
Zkusene sicky v ruce a zelirky
muz. kabatd (off pressers)
Haste Sc u mr.. Tishman
THE BLOCH CO.
E. 4th & Prospect.

PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci do male
rodiny. Jen spolehliva necht'
Sc hlasi v els. 1854 E. 1T ul.
q Union. Sc
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kUPUJTE dechove nastroje
bubny vyrobce J. Sistka.
4248 Broadway. !?
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VYMENl FARMY "a lnest-
sky majetek. Farma o 40 ak
rech, dobre budovy, 2 kone, a
kravy, 30 slepic, pekna zahra-
da les, naradi. - 65 akru,
move budovy, 2 kone, B kravy,
so slepic, zahrada, nafadi,
les. - 81 akru, move budovy,
8 krav, 2 kone, swine, 40 sle-
pic, 2 akry zahrady, 20 akru
lesa, 1900 cukrovych stromu a
vSechno naradi. BlizSi sdeli T..
j. Parenica, 12309 Union Ave.
Sd
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Toto jest Henry Copinger z
Miami, Fla. znamy po celem
state jako Alligator hoch"
Jeho povolanim jest chytati,
krotiti a vystavovati alligatory.
Pri tom 81 pocina velkou ne
ohrozenosti a nevada Sc vrh-
nouti do zatoky, kde jest plno
alligatora a nez Sc divak ma
dele, vyhodi jednoho ma breh.
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NASADTE 81
VEJCE Cd BfLYCH PEKIN
KACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $1.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. !?
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PRODA Sc detsky kocarek,
skladaci postel, deka, polstaf,
vse "a 26 dollaru. Haste Sc v
els. 1895 L. 48. ul. 5-3
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JONQ a UbuGEAt lN1iA oS - ~
cekayan6 skv6leho vysledku
Marchalovy prace.
Bonichon, nahonci Jacquie-
ruv, nemaril casu. ''~
Predstavil Sc peclive upra-,
ven6m obleku riditeli domu
nalezencG jakozto vyslanec
Joubertuv zadal opis. zapi-
ski, tykaiicich Sc Marie Jany,
dit9te, jel bylo nalezeno ma
barikadc a pax odeVzdano do
uceni pradfene " BonneuiIu.
Riditel, jehoz tajuplna vec
zive zajimala, narldil, ably
byl opis lined pripraven a dal
BoBnichonovi listek pro poll
ceiniho komisare, ienz tehdaz
sepsal protokol, tykajici Sc ma
lezene divky.
Bylo mu slibeno, re Ultra OBJ
drzi listiny.
Marie jedenacteho okresu
byl tez ochoten vydati opis u
mrtnlho listu Prospera Richar-
da Il ieho zeny.
Bonichonovi nczbyvalo nez
zaopatfiti 81 medaili, jeJiz OBJ
raz utkvGI mu Verne V pametl.
Byl to zcela obyceiny pcnlz,
nahonti Jacquieruv vedel,
re velmi mnoho diNek hdu
nosiva podobne ma krku.
Cestou od MARIA do8el Bonl-
chon ma boulevard Voltaire.
Pred kostelem Saint Ambrol
sc hralo nekolik skolnich di-
vek ma asfaltoVe dlazbt
'mlyn': pfistoupil bliae a pro.
hlGdl 81 dlvky.
NeJVetsi . Mich mela ni
krku uzkou stu2ku, na nlz bez
pochyby visela nejake medal
lie.
"Kdo vas chce 81 vydelat
diva Frankly. deti?" oslovil j.
Bonichon a vyndal z kapsy ct.
ricet sous.
Divky prestaly hrati, zadn;
vSak nehlesla,
Nahonci Jacquleruv opeto
val otazku.
Mala, asi sedmileta odyaz
ma diyenka pozVedla konecn
hlavu ptala Sc:
"a jak?"
"Musila bys mi DAFT malo
maiaili, jcz stoii dyacet cent
NIL, a iiz dayaji yam dobre s.
stry jeptiSky We skole. Potr'
buiu il pro malou nemocnol
iez by il rada m6la".
"Marie ma takovou meda
liz, praviIo ditz, ukazujic I
yttSi spoluzacku.
Tato vynala pametnI pen
ze Zanadri tazala Sc:
"rakovou, pane?"
"Ano, anoi" prayil Boz
chon, kdyz byl peniz prohlet
"dej niue il, zlatou$ku Il u
vozml ctyricet sous.
"Mllcrada vam il dam, p
ne. plavlla divka, rozyazul
stuzku, ma nIz medaile wise
"zde jest. Kdyz Jest Vsak p
malou dlvku, jakou jsem ia,
ktera jest - jak pravite
,u Il .aAats,.i
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'Noc prinasi dobrou radu",
pravi stare prislovi.
Prislovi di pravdu.
Jak caste meni Sc pres noe
pfedsevzeti, jez vnuklo nam
roz6ileni, hn6yt .bol nebo Ia
rmutek
u Adriena osvedcilo Sc sta
re porekadlo.
V den, kdy zvedel, re Klara
byla zatcena a narknuta co
zlodejka, zmitala hr1za, po-
chybnost a zoufalost jeho dusi.
Ma zejtri vsak nepochyboval
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
u. S. BAT.L()()NISFS
RECEIVE GREAT
WELCOME HOME
None The Worse For Ad-
venture In Wilds,
They State

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-An Off
cial welcoming committee from Rock
away headed a crowd Of curious
spectator which thronged the
Pennsylvania station this morning
to get a glimpse Of the three naval
balloonists on their return from their
hazardous adventure in the frozen
wilds of Canada The first event
planned was a luncheon at the Ho-
tel Pennsylvania, after which the
start was made for Rockaway.
Balloonists KIoor, Farrell and
Hinton arrived at the station at
10:42 a. NJ, exactly enc month ait
er they landed near Moose Factory,
Ontario. Lieut.. Farrell was the
first to leave the train, accompanied
by his wife who had gone to meet
him.
The men declared they were
none the worse for their pcrilous ad-
venture.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
HAS BANK FULL OF
MONEY; CAN'T GIVE
1T BACK OR KEEP IT

CHICAGO, Jan. 14-Michael
DivosoIa has a bank full Of meny
which the law requires him to re-
turn to depositors, but they will
not accept it. Private banking in
stitutions went out of business in
Illinois January 1, and Dicosola has
employed want ads, bands and per-
sonal appeals, but his patrons of
thirty years came TO listen to the
music and deposit more money
instead of accepting their deposits.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
SLAIN BY AK AS
HE LIES ASLEEP
MississinDi Man lacked
To Death; Wife
Unhurt

MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 14.-For
mcr United States Commissioner
Moody Price was hacked to pieces
with an Ak as he lay in his bed here
l2ss night
Mrs. Price, who occuricd the same
bed was uninjured.
Mrs. Price, aroused by the dis
turbance, tainted when she saw the
attack on her husband Still un-
able to make a statement, Price lin
gercd in an unconscious condition
about two hours before he died.
The authorities so far are uuablg
to obtain clue or develop thcor5
for the killing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
MARY GARDEN IS
NAMED DIRECTOR
CHICAGO OPERA

CHICAGO, Jan. IA. - The ap-
pointment Of Miss Mary Garden
as general director of the Chicago
Opera Association brought all the
artistic differences which have
been circulated to focus today.
The resignation of Gingo Marinuz-
10, the artistic director, because
the disputes of singers give him
sleepless nights" and Of Herbert
Johnson, executive manager, were
accepted when Miss Garden was
selected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Times-Kec0rder wishes to
announce to its patrons that the
papers are now delivered IN all
parts of the city by 5 o'clock. If
no paper is received by that time,
phone 80 between 5 and 6 o'clock
SO that paper may be sent out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
VI e 4 T Il E z

Forecast for Georgi2-Fair to-
night and Saturday: colder in south
portion tonight Frost tonight
hhzERlCUS TEMPERATURES.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14
W A r K e 7 8

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-COttou
consumed during December amount
ed to 294,851 running bales, and
21,G1S bales of linters, the census
bureau announced TODAY.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14

MOULTRIE LIVE STOCK.
MOULTRIE, Jan. 14.-The hog
market was up a quarter of a cent
on all grades today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14

AMERICUs SPOT COTTON
Good middling Is Sac.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14

lNJIdIJIV'
1t takes rs half hour to pass
an express train ti2aj ordinarily We
would pass as if il were sidc-track-
ed
Near Lexington, Neb., Marshall
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-14

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06
OUR SCHOOL ~"REPEATERS"

TOO many children umt school roo curly This result, IN loss 10
! tUnr must t, dou, about b. D.. ID, fdn what is wrong. and elm.
iuac tar The problem is onn for parent, and teachers The. a"
OF every thousand children who enter school only lo n,
Only = of That Thousand finish college
,'' lr GENT "' '.om reach 'g I\lh -ln,'
Thc>, drop ot u rapidly than bur 800 of ra.m attain t, fourth
grade. and bt $50 a. graduated
Those ar figures a .pnials' +" educational statistic. O.. r.
United ~ut,- bur,au ol education They are mot pleasing 'o Nurm
cam, who point with -" much grd" TO 'l" high educational p''n' 'Mr
hope for better more Intelligent more progressive citileury ''mor
Something somewhere must be- wrong This nation l. mo- am
hI"u 'o become @ nation of ~Ntlgrlrr> t na, uo d"olr" Go have
q population of which Joss than II per cent have flushed high ,.roo.
crmn'n' they hoped for g high school education for every child ond
far larger p"crn'agr than 23 of college graduate,
II 9o, been argued that poverty and low wage, has something f.,
do with t" d"iudIing of the original thousand first grad" pupil,
o ,'cm"i prepcrou, ad hard time years. when schools lose about
The bureau of duration n. 'hr dv That what is wmog Is tine
rI"eg"g of carly Grade repeater,
arI must do over 'r wora cot rc last rorm Fo" every 1000 b"ans
uur There "" loio repeater, 300 rho first grade of or public schools
rr Grt grad, Than are pupils enrolled IN all fine huga ,,noo, F.'
public School, '' '"" % '' '" '" "'
Then There are repeater, n r0.-..aI grade and u al ,hc grade,
Repeating . costly f. j., largely responsible for oyorcrowdiug
hoIdr a. child back The aaad develop. d dislike for school III,
yia~ma'r, ar }ooue.r rmm hc Ir selves .m creates aa oppor,um.
by o." loa'" school "~ soon Cd, fLr roupu.aE attendance law release,
Repeating cam o.. ur down. Teacher, ~q. if parents will cooper.
ate with them. rarui- may and studying children ion many way,
Repeating con be cr down. many parents believe. boy establishing
oi.'r ,'mo"ro. % ''.."r efficiency n i' I"N.r URINARY 9r"'"
ind ta var 10 held ia backward Child MOST needed " "'''' "
Both teachers aud parent, arc right
Moor, cooperation bg p"r'u', and higher standard, OF Teacher
wrriHd who win. promotion is uNjou, to fac. rhc nest ,.ru
The child "t" fail, 'o pas, Is usually the ono who want, TOO quit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06
A CENT ISN'T A PENNY

TlltI'E H- always u,u 1000 Unanswered nay -'. r- foo what L...uy-
of i' great quantity of urrIIs and pins AND cent. Factories
and rmnls are Kept running r,utnuaUs io keep 'hc .lupIE up
with ihr IvIudud And them frequently tr production fails 'o keep
pace with requirements
Ray r Baenr director or lr United State, mint. tells rha, ibr
mut- where cent, arc mad" frequently rum might and day. turning
"pl roe "mo-t artistic and beautiful medal ever Iuut'J az an au
uHl rate OF 3TIUuOUuOu
The cent an industrious worker %, busy 40 the bee. and ought
root be- thrown aside. 4 hive ot them property directed, win produce
a flow Of golden hone,
The little bronze cent now common lu as had IT'S beginning in
1851 when a brother tworcut piece, now discarded, was also coined
our cent though dates back 200 1855 when tu al Wa passed hE ,ou
grcss, me act being modelled ll fhat wise man, Thomas jefferson, 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06
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COLI NBt'S. ohio. Jan. -prrHi-
dcrt-clcrt Harding bccrmc IL thirty
SECOND I,Err. Mason last night tu
"a o. hour mutation ceremony. uIrtl.
yipI',l iu hy ruukiuE officials at tho
order from ui parts of the United
States starting as 20 master Mason,
the pr,silout-rl,Ct vtH raised through
tine other twenty -vight d'rru,s at "a
continuous sitting arranged luI him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06

Now 4. the Time for aI -nrou manager, ro claim the 1921 worlds
baseball championship
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06

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Arizona republican., 1921-11-07
MEETING AT KANSAS CITY WAS GREATEST
 IF THREE YET HELD

Charles W. Hartman, who returned yesterday from the American Legion convention at Kansas City, said that it was the greatest of the three con- venions of the legion in both point of attendance and the program of business undertaken. It was also the greatest gathering that was ever held in Kansas City, which has been the scene of many gatherings. situated as it is at the cross roads of the United States.
 There were registered 10000 members of the legion and there were many thousands of ex-service men who were not registered. Of the 50 i in attendance from Aerizona 10 were not registered, and it is supposed that that proportion of registering members held throughout the at tendance.
 The Gillespie project, the taking over of that enterprise including the dam and nearly 10D,00 acres, was favorably received by the officers and committees of the convention. It was put into the hands of the head of one of the committees, a member of a large Chicago trust company. The new national com mander gave the project his approval
 When Mir. Hartman left Phoenix he expected to go on to Washington to represent the Arizona legion at the honors to the unknown soldier on Armistice Day, but he was recalled /; to Phoenix by other duties.