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Josef Rahiot zatim zkrotl !:

Josef RahlOt Zatlm Zkr0tl
jiz 81 tax hrde nevykracova
g nehral ma pana, Jako drive
"Tohleto nastrojil nam prokle-
ty tento komornlk", pravil 81 v
duchu; "hlavu bych vsadil, re
"a tim neco veZi - mann veru
strach a to veliky strach".
Kdyz vratil Sc do pracovny
pana Joramiea, kde dovoleno
pracovati tajemniku, vrhl di-
voky pohled Ma pokladnu. Tri
cervene peceti kryly vsecky
tri otvory klicove.
Jezto pokoj zapeceten byl,
ktery drive obyvala pani Jora-
mieova, nueen byl Josef Ra-
blot, iakoz jeho strycove a te-
ty spokojiti Sc S malym poko-
jikem v hofenim poschodi, kde
obyvali sluhove.
Rabiot ovSem mohl Sc vratiti
do vlaStniho domu, ale uznal
"a lepSi zde zustati. Zdalo Sc
mu, re by nemohl nikdy vice
Sc vratiti, kdyby jedinou noe
jen zastal mimo zdi tohoto pa
lace.
Druhy den ma to odbyval sc
slavny pohreb zemreleho pc
neznika. Vice nezli tri tisice IL
di nasledovalo pohrebni vuz,
jenz tazen byl sesti nadherne
vystrojenymi koni.
Nasi tri strycove Sli cele
truchlicich, "a mimi braly Sc O.
be tety, jez plakaly, re by ka.
meni byly dojaly, kdyby toto
bylo uvefilo uprimnost jejich
slz. Ia mimi Slo sluzebnictvo,
vSecko We hlubokem smutku.
V kostele bylo pozorovati
mezi truchliciml: malIre Jiriho
Ramela a jeho puvabnou mia
dou chot', kterou pred tremi
roxy jezte jmenovall malou Nj
onou; basnika Alexe Molina;
inzenyra a podnikatele Staveb-
niho Stepana Renaudina; hra-
bette Gulda Soleura; dale pa
ma Ambroze Morillona, krasne-
no, dosud tileho to starce; ko-
necne Luciano Morela, pritele
oblIbeneho zaka Jiriho Ra-
mela.
Z osob, jez tuto jsme ime-
novali, provazel jedine hrabe
Soleur rakev pana Joramiea az
na hrbitov Pere-Lachaise.
Pan Josef Rabiot neobstaral
nadherny tento pohfeb, to ySe
ucinil Clemense Baudin. Rabiot
videl podivenim, re starry ko-
mornik jedna pfiliS sebevedo-
me, re netaze Sc nikoho, ami
jeho - dedice, jemuz prece Ma
lezelo, by o vypraveni pohrbu
sc postaral. Povazoval jednanl
komornlkovo "a neopI avn6ne,
zasahujici do pray jejich.
"Reknete ri, kdo vam do
yolil takto 81 pocinati?" tazal
Sc Rabiot stareho sluhy.
"Plnim rozkazy sveho pa
ma, odpovedel chladne Gle
mems. ~ IL 81
"Co to pravite?"
"Opakuji, re plnim rozka-
zy, jez udelil mi pan muj pred
syou smrti". Pri techto slovech
vynal q kapsy listinu a pokra-
coval: "Rozkazy, tykajici Sc
pohrbu, vlastnorucne napsal
pan Joramie ma tento list pa
piru'.
"A kde b6rete tolik penez,
co vydavate?"
"Mui pan dial mi k ucelu to-
muto patnact tislc franku a "a
roven castku padesati tisic fran
XII, kterou urcil, ably rozdana
byla mezi chude rodiny tohoto
okrsku. Odevzdal isem techto
padesat tisic lfranku purkmi-
strovskemu uradu tohoto NEST
skeho okrsku a zde nam "a ne
kvitanci. Co tyce Sc patnacti
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POSETILE:.
HISTORKY.
LIZ Eal
Adolf Cervinka.

lesa Lemaltra bYy tyto Splsy
ohavnym usazovaclm kaloJe-
mem parIzske kanalisace a
prece byly soucasnou genera
cl hltany, prezvykovany O.
slintavany, ably zurodnlly sVe-
Izi patty domaclho zdraveho
tpisemnictvl.
| Take vzpominal basnik hor
lkosti, kterych mu zejmena pro
''Incestni polibky" natropila
(nepratelska kritika. Starym
lskolam byly tyto verse ohavno-
sti, kdezto nejmladSi, zejme-
ma kritikove zenskeho rodu, o.
hrnovali mad mimi nos tvrdice,
re nejsou tn vystizeny posled-
nj moznosti daneho problemu.
Magusovi bylo nesmlrne Tito
vlastn1ho ziyota, proc ma bytl
potupne utracen zapadlem
ltyrolskem hotelu, kdyz jeSt6
nenapsal Sveho vrcholneho dl-
la, homoseXualniho dramatu
| We verSich, ktere vSichni jeho
ostatni redakcni druhove q
"Oasy" davno nell "a sebou.
Jeho literarni profll bude tim
rozmazan a neucelen to vSe
pro nejakeho barbara na upa-
ii Dolomit, ktery nevedel, jak
| drahocenny zivot byl mu sve-
ren. aAk
Konecne prsroda premohla
IVycerpane silly basnikovy, jenz
pozde k ranu usnul.
Sotva Sc ozvaly venku na
silnici zvonce osIiho spfezeni,
ktere privazelo rano do hotelu
mleko, smetanu a maslo, vzcho
pill Sc basnik ma rozharanem
lozi a udiven rozhledl Sc po
prazdne lahvi vlna. Byl to sen
G skutecnost?
Neco priserneho Sc zde mu-
selo stati, nebot' iinak by ne
pristavil ke dverim Satnik, k
satniku pohovku a k pohovce
postel a nelezel by vSecek O.
blecen ma Zahorove lozi dve-
ma mohutnymi olSovymi pole
ny. Tupa bolest lamala mu IL
dy KIRK a jaZyk horely palci-
voSti.
Bylo nutno uvesti pokoj els.
Is do predeSleho stavu, drive
jeste nez pride pokojska. S
nap6tim poslednich sill chopil
Sc Magus postele, po nj pohov-
ky konecne koruny nabytku,
a strkal je ma jejich domnele
stanoviSte.
Kdyz udelal jakysi poradek
a otevrel dvere, vklouzla do
pokoje Stihla, cervenolici po-
kojska. Mrskla znalecky OXEN
po nabytku, ktery byl We futu-
ristickem slohu pfestaven
mazlivym pohledem spocinula
na basnikovi, jenz byl slime o.
peren a stal prostfed pokoje
jako tucnak patagonsky, mare
na Satech dobrou ctvrtinu OBJ
sahu perrin.
Jako pecliva hospodyne po-
Gala basnika obirati oSkuba-
vati, az jej zbavila pernate o.
zdoby. PAX Sc no JENNIE vyGi-
tavym hlasem tazala, proc ne
vyndal ma chodbu boty a sat
stvo k vycld6nl, re jej vecer
chtela ma to upozorniti, jakoz
i mali jeSte nejake zvlaStni
prani. Klepala pry vlcekrate,
ale signore uz spal -
BaSnlk vtiskl do mekke dia-
nc pokojske cerstve razcnou
korunu, a ponekud Cd nj od-
stoupil, nebot' dech Jeji byl pri
Is horky a zivutek salal nezyy-
hlym zarem uz po ranu. Pa
VINE a polibku sve lile
rarnl prltelkyne abstinent-
Mich rad sveho lekare, nechtGl
vejiti pokuseni. Pokojska 81
vzdychla, hodila plavne drob-
nou hlavickou, nebot' tax "a
bedneneho muzskeho've sve 20
81.
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Joramieovol voldedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.


Rabiotovi nezbyvalo mic IL
neho, nezli inject ke vSemu,
Byl vSak nespokojen a j toto,
Jako zapecetenl vSeho, velice
Jej pobourilo.
Soudil spravne, re asi pan
Joramie ma Stryce Sve mnoho
ped smrti Svou nepamatoval,
kdyz neduveroval jim ami sve-
ritl vypraveni pohrbu. A potom
zlobllo no onech padeSat tisic
tranku, ktere dostali chudi.
Jestlize byl pan Joramie tax
stedrym V tomto ohledu, toz ga
jiste nezapomnel ma Sveho slu-
hu, jenz po dlouha leta byl sta
4 le kolem neho. A potom desiti
pocala no mySlenka, re snad
pan Joramle prece poSledni
vuli zanechal. Vzdyt taiemnik,
byt' by oci jeho byly sebe o.
strejSi, snadno mohl ledacos
pfehlednouti. Zrejme bylo tez,
re pan Joramie am svemu ta-
jemnikvVi mnohc neduvefoval.
Skutecne, kdyby saul Cordier
byl mel uplnou GuV6ru sveho
pana, zajiste byl by on poveren
ku vypraveni pohrbu a ku OBJ
darovani chudych, nikoi vSak
komornik.
"Zadna pochybnost", pravil
k sobe Rabiot starostlive, ga
tim neco vezi!"
Kdyz byl chvili premySlel,
pokracoval: "Je-li nejaka po-
sledni vule, proc nam il neuka-
zou? Kde jest notar? Spi?
fJSme zde a nechavaji mas zde!
+Nejsme-h dedici, proc nam me-
reknou: "Co delate V tomto do
me? Jste vetrelci zde, nezna-
me vas, klid'te Sc - - Neroz-
umim nicemu, celia tato vec je
m ihadankou, ale tuSim taiem-
stvi. Je-li zde posledni vule =
q ona zde jest, predvidam to,
jsem tom presvedcen - tedy
psana jest vlastnorucne a u
schoVana zelezne pokladne.
Jlz tomu rozumiml Ano, ano,
poslednl Vule jest tam, a nikdo
to neVi, nikdo O, jakym jsem
to nest astnikem. Pomyslim-li,
&c jen jediny zamek = kdy-
bych Sc nebyl trasl jako list O.
sykoVy, veru byl bych poklad-
nu otevrel, cas- jsem mel k to-
mu! A posledni vule byla by
nyni V kapse me nebo spale-
ma.
Rabiota zmocnovala Sc elm
dale tim vetSi uzkost, re neni
on Sc svymi stryci sam dedi-
Gem. Zdalo Sc mu to podezrele
byti, re nikdo MIN teto "a
lezitosti nemluvi.
Neivice popletlo ho, re nj
kdo je nevyhani z palace Jora-
mitova. "Jsem-li zde", premy-
Slel, "tedy zde take muslin ne
elm byti'.
TO zaroven trochu no upoko
jovalo.
Rabiot podrzel sve zle tuse-
nj, Sve pochybnosti pro sebe a
sloVem ami nezminil Sc tom
pred svymi pribuznymi,
Tito rozhodli Sc zustati V Pa
flzl, jezto bali sc nechati Ra-
biota samotneho V palaci stry-
cove. Jezto nebyli pronasledo-
vani zadnymi obavami, jako |
talbot, byli Veseli dobre my
sli, jedli dobre, pill spali do
bre, navStevoyali yerejne mist
nosti, bloumali We velkych "a
Nodech obchodnich, kde sice nj
echo nekoupili, ale vse dobre |
81 prohllzeli nad6ji, re nakou
pl 81 hodne techto krasnych We |
CT, jen>az budou miti prvnl mi
lion We svych rukou.
Jednoho dne - bylo to Sc
steho pc pohrbu - rozhodl Sc
Rabiot, re yyhleda sveho nota-
re otaze Sc no 0 radu. OvSem
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ktera neboJacnou tlapou daV-
no prekrocila hranice divciho
oStychu, a znala jen velmi ma
10 nemeckych uslovi, ochotne
sc tocila k basnlkovi. L jejiho
zivutku vychazel uz primo So
pecny Ear jako nekde re Strom
boil, az Sc basnik chytil jem-
nou rukou "a rozpalene cello,
ably nepodlehl. Take tato draz-
diva divcina prohodila pobada
We, re 81 dovolila vcera vecer
upozorniti vzacneho hosta, ne
mali jeSt6 nejake zvlaStni pra
nj, ale nemohla pry Sc dokle-
patti.
Basnik hled6l jeSt6 do prazd
ma "a pokojskou, ktera S OBJ
krouhlymi poklonami sotva mo
hla rovne pulkou dverI profit,
kdyz do jeho pokoje vstoupila
tretl divka jako Marketka S
| dlouhymi, kastanovymi copy.
PrinaSela mu snidani. Basnik
prudce zamrkal ocima, coz by
10 u neho neklamnou znamkou,
re premysli,
Kdyz mu ciSnice postavila
ma stul tao S konvicemi kavy a
smetany talirky S medem a
Elaslem, tazal Sc il vit6zn6,
spokojen vlastnim dumyslem,
zda u neho vecer neklepala ma
dvere, ably Sc zeptala, nema-li
jeSt6 nejake zvlaStni pTani -
* sluzbam', svirinkala div
ka, a neco jake dobre min6ny
pokus rum6nce zbarvilo il tva-
re Sill az k bilemu medicej-
skemu limecku, "ale myslila
isem, re je w nekdo uvnitr,
protoze bylo slyaeti uynitr
hrmot, jako kdyz Sc pfestavuji
postele".
Bez bazne hledela basnikovi
do oci a V ohnickach jejich
hnedych zraku Sc n6co pot'o
chile smalo.
Basnik byl mirne rozveselen,
re poznal vSecka noGni strasi-
dla hotelu a iejich mirumilov-
ne umysly. Bylo vSak prece ma
povazenou zustati zde dele, ne
bot ctnost lidska je tuZe kreh-
ky artikl, Dr.. FiliStin byl da-
leko, ably lecil n6jake nervove
recidlvy.
Premitaje nebezpeci, Jake
n,u* isou vydani osamele cestu-
iici mladi muzove, rozhodl Sc
Magus, re opusti co nejrychle-
il tento dunn, kde panoValy tax
nevazane primitivni zakony
rajske prlrody a kde nebylo
mic perversniho, co by jen z
daleko odpovidalo smysleni V
estetsk6 revui "Oase" nebo
lonkurenGnim "Salamandru"
Nova korunka rozvazala usta
ciSnici, brzy zvedel basnik,
kdy odiizdi nejblizsi autobus
Ma drahu.
CiSnice nesmirne litovala Cd
chodu vzacneho hosta, ktery
porad jen platil niceho "a to
nepozadoval, a marne mu llcl-
la malebnymi slovy, re salsona
teprVe zaGina a re snad Ultra
.Gebo pozitri naplni Sc hotel ce-
5tujicim panstvem, modrooky-
E1i anglickymi Miss cakesy a
b buinymi videnskymi berlin
sky mi zidovkami 5 brilliantly a
sy .rthetickymi rubiny. Magus
byl neustupny, slozil sve koket-
nj t.ridiln6 zrcadlo do kufru a
odd echl 81 dokonale, az kdyz
spat.:il Ease lesknouci sc kole-
ie dlvlhy a vlidnou, upachte-
nou r.rchlikovou lokomotivu.
Jed er blahodarny ucinek
vsak nr4Eo ma nej prece dobro-
druzstYi zazite V tyrolskem no.
telu, leprlznivem pro vyskyt
.oct6tu KdvZ Vidpl ne VaSen o.
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PRODA Sc nabytek a sice
66-palcovl buffet, 54-paIcovy
stuI, 6 zidlt, potazene pravou
kuzi, vse y tvrddho, lest6n6ho
dubu, upne zachovaly. Musl
bJti vse prodano "a pficinou
odjezdu z mesta. Haste Sc Y c.
3506 zap. so. III. :?
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MODERNi DUN 0 i svetni-

MODERNi DUN 0 ! svetni-
cich dole dyou pokojich a
koupelna nahore, sklep a jin6
zarizeni. Dunn tento Sc nal6za
ma zap. so. I'll. mezi Storer a
Dennison Ave. ceskem okoli.
Haste Sc V elsie 3414 W. "A
St. dole. $40
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PRONAJME Sc byt trech
pokojich nahore pro mensi ro-
dinu, vSe zarizeno. Haste Sc
Y els. 3672 L. 131. ul. I?
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PRIJME Sc starsi zena ma
domaci praci. Dobry domov.
Haste Sc Il l.. Storer, 1913
Brainard Ave, 2 w. IA. St:
6-22
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Q Z N A vi * Y.
HLEDA Sc:

DfVKA, Sloyenka, re stare
vlasti prave pfijeta, hleda mi
sto ma domaci praci. Haste Sc
V elsie 2058 zap. 50. ul. 500
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PRODA Sc farma ctyriceti
akrech ' Louisiana, velmi lev
ne, bude-li prodana tento me-
sic, aneb Sc vym6ni ia stavebni
misto. Jsou tam dive cesk6 o.
sadly, Libuse a Kolin pres
40 rodin liz ie tam usazeno.
BIizSi podrobnosti sdeli L. No
votny, 4448 zap. %. Ill. u S.
Brooklyn6. 6-21
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PRONAJME Sc dunn 0 6ti|
sv6tncich Y Corlett blize Union
kary. VSe zarizeno. Adressa Sc
sdeli adm. t. listu. 6-21I
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuseni a spo-
lehlivi tesafi. Haste Sc II +.
Dyoraka, tesarskeho kontrak-
tora, 1920 W. p. St. Tel.
Lincoln 1885 J. 6-2O
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IA PRICINOU ODJEZDU

prodam majetek ma zastavce
10, A.B.C. kary. Domek poho-
dine zarizeny, plyn, elettrika,
fernes, sklep pod celJm, NEST
ska voda ma ulici. Lot ie 1870
pri PAP strevicich, je tam 73 o.
vocnIch stromu, ? krasn6 vini-
ee a kefe vseho druhu. Adres-
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodin-
ny zd6n& dun, yse zarizeno.
Haste Sc y {. 1925 Syec ave.
6-27
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt 0
6ti pokoiich, 5 koupelnou, yse
modern6 zarizeno. Haste Sc Y
els. 5403 Fleet Ave. $40
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Jed en blahodarny ucinek
vsak m4Eo ma nej prece dobro-
druzstVi zazite V tyrOlskem no.
telu, neprlznivem pro vyskyt
est6tu. Kdyz videl, re vasen O
hyba mlade, statecn6 diyky ja-
ko slabou trt'inu, shield shoVi-
wave k pokleskum a podVedo-
mym pudum sve tchyne, ktera
chtela vybouiiti poslednl W.
honky sveho dlouho potlacova-
neho c.itu na studenem ohnisti
srdce Haramulova. A Y nej-
blizSi stanici sedl a napsal tehy
II po dlouhe dobe opet osmi-
strankovy dopis, zvestujicl Y
nenapra1 iteln6 estetSEe hsnly1
ce prvni pal lesky Snl1 81 dc-
mu Mazancu 8 1cmen- 4aIa-
mn In -
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II you know an item of news tell
The P~leasantville Press, so your neigh
bors may know it also.
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SURPRISE NOVELTY SHOWER
FOR MR.. AND MRS. CARTON

A very pleasant surprise novelty
shower was given by the class of 1920
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gar
ton at the formers home, 1877 N. Main
street, on Friday evening, March 25.
This is the first time the class has
been together since last September.
School days were once more brought
to their memories. Four young school
maams We're present, and kept the
class laughing with some Of their eek
periences. Miss Virginia Apderson
read seversf hufhof3dsz Selectfofis All
kfndssdf sgafness v1erespfayedRsA1fg
wedding cake DECORATED the cent&N ef
the table and was a reminder that
their class president was the first
member of the class of 20 to be shot
by cupid's arrow. Everyone left the
Cartons with wishes of happiness for
the young couple. Those enjoying the
evening were: Misses Jennie Godfrey,
Virginia Anderson, Jessie Gordon,
1rma Lake of Pitman, Nellie Collins,
Mildred Field, Dorothy Balentine,
Emma Price, Edna Price, Geneva.
Lake, Ada Macdonald, Edith Leeds.
Marguerite Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Carton, Carl Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Cox and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carton.
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SUWANEE RIVER QUARTETTE
HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINERS

Coming, Monday next, April 4, The
Suwanee River Quartette, at the High
School auditorium, at 8 P. M. This is
the final feature in the Lyceum Course
given under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society of Wesley Church. Tick.
cts are rs cents and thousands have
testified that the entertainment re-
ceived is far in excess of the price
for admission.
After ten years together, this fam
Gus colored quartette is more popular
than ever. Following a long Chautau-
qua season through New England and
Canada. they are filling one hundred
and fifty consecutive Lyceum dates
this season.
Three of the members of the quar-
tette are university graduates and the
company was formed from a Bible
class conducted by John CAN'T, its
present manager, in a big colored
Methodist Episcopal Church of Cleve-
land, Ohio. They do not pretend to be
the best quartette in the world, but
they are unquestionably the best ne
gro quartette in America. Their
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Franklin and Verona Avenues.

Services tomorrow, the first Sunday
after Easter, as follows
10 a. M, Sunday School.
II a.. M, Morning Prayer and Ser
mon.
The Girls Friendly Society will hold
their Easter party at the home of Mrs.
Victor Jagmetty this Friday evening.
The Boy Scouts, Troop 4, will meet
in the basement of the church for re-
organization this Friday evening.
st. Margaret's Guild will meet next
Thursday afternoon, April 7, at the
home of Mrs. Sherwood Risley.
Rev. C. E%stornelle will officiate on
Sunday, April 10, at IL a. m, preach
ing and administering the Holy Com
munion.
A hearty welcome to everybody.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
ENJOYABLE

A surprise party was rendered Miss
Ida Field, March %, at her home on
Mulberry Ave. Music was enjoyed
and many games were played. After
the refreshments the guests went
home declaring they had a good time
Those present were Beatrice Bowen
Hilda Bowen, Dorothy Stiles, Almeda
Martin, Alma Stewart, Emma Leeds
Mildred Field, Dorothy Quinn and Ida
Field, Masters Alsepeard JOHN, Ambrc
John, Earl English, Francis Hires
Lemuel Hires, Francis Bowen, Howard
Field, Earl Field, Joseph Field and
others.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
WESLEY M. e. CHURCH.
Rev. j. l.. Surtees, Pastor.
Services Sunday as follows:

Services Sunday as follows:
The Glass Meeting at $50 is always
refreshing. Come.
The Pastor will conduct services
and preach at 1870 a. m. and 7.30 D.
m.
School session at 2.30.
The League meets on Tuesday
nights at 7.45, instead of, as formerly,
on Sunday nights. Leader for this
meeting, Mrs. Geo. Reed.
On Tuesday at 2.30 p. M, meeting
of District Ministers.
The monthly meeting of the Official
Board will be on Tuesday night at $50.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
voices blend beautifully.

voices blend beautifully.
The program is a composite of the
different types of negro songs-some
%rollicking, Ome grave-the old plan
tation, jubilee and camp meetin'."
John Maxwell, tenor, is an excellent
reader, and offers stories and poems
of Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the negro
poet. In addition they form an instru-
mental quartette of banjos, guitars
and mandolins, and as a special fea-
ture introduce character costume
songs by John CAN'T, with the quar-
tette singing off stage.
The whole concert is arranged with
but n idea-to present genuine en-
tertainment.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
SCANDAL" AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The annual High School Alumni play
is to be presented in the High School
this Friday and Saturday evening,
April l and 2.
Scandal" as this. comedy farce is
called, should prove a strong attrac-
ton, as all the players are young folks,
well-known locally. Rehearsals are
progressing famously.
The Alumni Association, it will be
remembered, presented last years
success, "The Lady in Red" ~Scan-
dial" promises to be equally successful.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
ST. JOHNS M. p. CHURCH.
Rev. w. l. Shoemaker, Pastor.
Services Sunday as follows:

$50 A. M, Class Meeting.
1880 A. M, Preaching by the pastor.
2.30 p. M, Sunday School, Harry F.
OFT, Supt. The Supt. was glad to see
so many out last Sunday. Come again
and make this your Sunday School
home. Rev. L. ID. Stultz, of Somers
Point, will address the Mems Glass.
Z p. M, Christian Endeavor.
7.45 p. M, Song Service, followed by
preaching by the Pastor.
Everybody welcome to every one of
these services.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
DI &

SoOY,-At Pleasantville, March 81, Nancy
Bartlett. wife of Elphra s. Sooy. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence of her
husband, 25 f.. Park avenue. on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Salem
Cemetery.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
SALEM M. e. CHURCH.
Thos. H. Hicks, Minister.

Services Sunday as follows:
9.45 a. M. Glass Meeting.
1870 A. M. and 7.30 P. M, Public
Worship.
2.30 p. m, Bible School.
Mid-Week Prayer Meeting Wednes.
day, 7.30 P. M.
Choir practice Thursday, 7.30 P. M
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
MT. PLEASANT M. p. CHURCH.
Rev. w. E. Pettet, Pastor.
Sunday,

Sunday:
$50 a. m, Glass.
1880 a. M, Preaching Services.
2.30 p. M, Sabbath School.
7 p. m, c. e. Service.
7.30 p. m, The Choir will repeat
The Easter Cantata. There will be no
sermon at this service.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-02
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cor. Pleasant Ave. and First st.
Rev. ]. L. Keith Macleod, Pastor.
Services Sunday as follows:

Services Sunday as follows:
10 a. m, Communion.
2.30 p. M, Bible School; Geo. H.
Adams, Supt.
6.45 p. M, c. E. and Y. P. M.
7.30 p. m, Song and Evangelistic Ser
vice.
The Morning Talk: THE Custom of
Jesus; Evening, "The Approaching
Crisis in the Worlds He Soon Com
ing? Who? Jesus Christ, our Lord"
Wednesday, 4 p. M, Junior League,
Mrs. Greenwood, Supt.; 7.45 p. M,
Prayer and Praise and Bible Study
meeting.
Come.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-05-10
Pilot Skaters
SpeedRecord in
New Mail Plane
Some Babies,' Says Yackey
Of ''Ships"After Slicing 4S
Minutes From Omaha
Cheyenne Run.

New planes coming to the Omaha
division of the air mail service are
some babies according to Pilot
w. A. Yackey, 5109 Underwood ave
nue., who has just returned from a
record breaking trip to Cheyenne.
Pilot Yackcy left Omaha Friday
for North Platte 40 minutes after
Pilot Moore had "hopped off," He
made the usual two and a half hour
trip in one hour and AZ minutes, ar
irving on the field shortly after his
brother pilot who left 40 minutes
earlier.
Saturday morning he left Nortl,
Platte for Cheyenne, although it was
reported showing i'll Cheyenne with
visibility of only 100 feet.
Il took chance that it would
clear up he said in explaining his
flight. 1T was not near as bad for
me as it was for Pilot Pickup who
started east at the same time and in
the midst of the storm"
Despite his handicap, Yackey made
the trip to Cheyenne in one hour and
SO minutes. This is 10 minutes be-
low the old record.
On his return to North Platte, with
high wind blowing from the south
that delayed trains several hours, he
again shattered a speed record, max
ing the flight in one hour and 55
minutes. The old record was two
hours and one minute. Pilots going
west at the same time battled unsuc-
cessfully in an endeavor to cross the
mountains