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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
HOLM ESBURG

The Girls League of the Emmanuel
Church will give a picnic on July 80 on
the Blddle estate in Andalusia- Mem
bers of the league include Miss Flor
ence Etter, Miss Anna Stevenson, Miss
Helen Mintz. Miss Florence Haines,
Miss Ella 'Bettin, Miss Florence Weed,
Miss Lena Bettin, Mrs. John Parry, Mrs.
Charles Gros, Mrs. Benjamin Clark,
Miss Helen Parr and Mrs. Charles Nc
Clure. ...
Mrs. J. Walker. of Cottman street, and
Mrs. c. Hamilton and her son are spend.
ing tho summer at their cottage In Wild
wood.
Mrs. Helen Smyth and Miss Katherine
stout, Of 1907 Rhawn street, are at
Ocean City for some time.
Mr.. Otto J. A. Knauer and his family
and Miss Emma Knauer. OF 802S Frank
ford avenue, are spending a fortnight
at Atlantic City.
Miss Lena Bettin and Miss Florence
Bettin, OF 3033 Rhawn street, have left
for ten days trip to Boston.
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MISS SARAH PENR0SE
TO BE A BRIDE TODAY
Married at st. Mary's Church,
Wayne, to Mr.. Andrew
Van Pelt

A wedding of much social interest to
fashionable society in this and other
cities will be that Of Miss Sarah "a b.
Penrose daughter of Dr. Charles Bing.,
Devon, and Mr.. Andrew Van Pelt. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Van Pelt,
which VIII take place this AFTERNOON ~
o'clock In st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
Wayne. The Rev George w. Anthony
d. D.. rector Of the church, will oficiate.
The bride, who will be given In marriage
by her father, will wear robe OF rose
point lace over white satin made on
plain lines with a broad girdle of orange
blossoms and n court train. Her lace
n spray Of orange blossoms and she Will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white orchids. She will be
attended by Mrs. Reginald Townsend as
of deep.pink chiffon fashioned in rose
petals, and will wear large pink hat
trimmed with ecru lace and pink roses.
She will carry pink Premier roses MISS
Frances l.. Sullivan. Miss Rachel G. FIT,
ler and Miss Lucille Polk Carter will
wear costumes the same as Mrs. Town
send, while Miss Abbte Van Pelt, sister
of the bridegroom Mrs. w. Stnndley
Stokes, Mrs. George Pigman, Of, Wash.
ington, and Mrs Joseph King Turner
Van Pelt will be gowned exactly like the
other bridesmaids only in medium
shade of pink. Their hats will be straw
color trimmed with lace and roses. Miss
Jessie F. Da Costa. Mrs. William G.
Wright, Miss Hannah c. Wright and
Mrs Samuel Grey Dayton will be in {,
pale shade of pink chiffon. They will all
carry pink roses.
Mr.. Joseph King Turner Van Pelt will
act as best man, and the following gen.
tlemen will be ushers: Mr.. Boies PEN
rose, I'd, brother of the bride Mr.. David
Van Pelt. Mr.. John Van Pelt, brothers
Of the bridegroom; Mr.. w. Standley
j. Hamilton Cheston, Mr.. Alfred Cox
Gilpin, Mr.. william II. Taylor, Mr..
Thomas K Finletter and Mr.. Edward
Law.
mony at the home of the brides father
In Devon.
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COURSE all roads will lead t.
u n.von today for the marriage o
~. penrosc and Andy Van Pelt. II
oa gu, he a beautiful wedding I am sure
usr.b will make a sweet bride and
-. certainly asked some .prett.S
one nai bridesmaids. Then st. Mary
fifs a. WAYNE where the ceremony
ChuIcn 10 nlace at five o'clock Is o
y sane 70 @ little church and the frocks
pic.uLL.'ssrv ssrv cool and lovely from what
wy vis w heard and an, sure most be-
coming Reggie Townsend who. was ont
ME- r,obIerens, a first cousin Of the
81 ,ne 70 be matron OF honor, and
brloe' to he eleven bridesmaids. Joe
tners psit IL to be best man and the
van arc Hammy Cheston, John
usnel. Dave and John Van Pelt. Billy
snooss. Ravard Bowie, Standley Stokes,
Mi Law, Alfred Gilpin. Billie aaSaor; ,;
Roles Penrose, "a: Saran pro."u. .;,, "ho ho
Tor T Finletter. The ceremony VIII pe
;aJlloved J by reception Mt the nome Oh
iSr. Penrose In Devon.
: THOUGHT we we're about over with
,,umer weddings after todny's: but
s.w Harry Bower is to be married out
hor rrarresdale to Miss Claire Rennert
ID ~ tSs srst of August. Harry Is the
On onnS son OF the late George Bower
ssey"M W M,s Bower, Of Torresdaie. His
~ sS,hsr was Miss Agnes Fuller, q sister
nly'W ~ Mrs. John Carpenter. and Mrs.
v.,srt Griffith. Miss Rennert, who is
no0st 0ssttrsctiye girl, is the daughter Of
the william Rennerts, OF ogonI'
WASN'T It exciting to hear about
w Betty Ross flying across the chan
"a. 10 meet Donelson Hopes In Paris
you Va know she sailed for Europe little
r,ore than week ago with her aunt
Ana And you know also that her engage
s,snt 10 Donelson Hopes was an
rounced In the late spring.
We'll, Donelson Is over IN Paris
~hs,s he Ia In business and as he could
NJ 49, s.t over here to see Betty, she went
.hrosd with her aunt to see him. And
I. wilj baye a holiday for several weeks
~h,le they are there and will be able
"a show them Paris. Well, you see
Nov aot to England day or so ago
srS nd Elizabeth's aunt planned to cross
ths channel by boat on Monday. But
rot so Elizabeth. She saw no reason
rhy she should have to wait for those
,rtra hours and so instead OF riding to
mset her lover she few to him, literally
snssklng, and went from London to
paris with a party Of friends who had
dseded to Hy and therefore reached
Paris some three hours ahead of her
aunt
DOLLY Is three years old, and she is
l most grown-up person. Further
more she has proper sense OF her
personal dignity. The other day she
was walking with Grandmother to the
station to take train in to town. For
Ne Il known Polly needed some new
Shoes and a hat or SO. AS they neared
TIA station a lady met them, and rushed
"a 10 Polly saying: "Are you going IN
n, chu chu train. darling?" Polly re-.
pJed politely in the affirmative. An
Il. lady then taked with Grandmother.
After she had left them and they
resumed their walk to the station,
Polly looked up at Grandma and said
she: "Why do big people always talk
Of 'chu chu trains to little girls, when
they Just mean trains?"
y ".. NANCY WYNNE.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Eleanor Damon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Forster Damon, Jr., of
Lansdowne, is the guest for a fortnight
OF Miss Constance Kelly at Beach
Haven, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Mcclure, of
Swarthmore, are spending some weeks
at Breton Woods, Me.
Mrs s. S. Pennock and her children,
OF Lansdowne, accompanied by Mr..
Penhock's mother. Mrs. ]. Pennocb.
sailed few days ago for Europe, and
Will join Mr.. Pennock at Coblenz, Ger.
many, where he has been doing reliei
of the Friends Committee.
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sTANcHFIELD's WILL FILED
Trusts for Benefit OF Widow and
Children Created by Lawyer

New York. July 14.-The will Of
John b. Stanchfeld, lawyer and Dem.
ocratic leader. who died June -. offered
for probate yesterday. creates separate
trust funds for his widow. his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Wright. and his
son. John Il. Stanchiield. Jr. The value
of the estate was not given.
a black pearl was bequeathcd 10
his son. in law. Arthur VI. Wright.
His son and daughter were directed 10
select one piece Of jcwelry each as n
memento.
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FUNDS FOR BENNETT HOME
s4,ooo,ooo Soon Available TO Care

$4,00o,oo0 Soon Available to Care
for INDECENT Newspapernen
New York, July 14.-Approximately
S4.OOO,OOO will be available soon for
the construction and maintenance of the
James Gordon Bennett Home for Jour-
nalists through the sale Of the residue
OF the Bennett estate, it was announced
last night.
Under the terms of the will of Mr..
Bennett, who formerly owned the New
York Herald. Paris Herald and the New
York Evening Telegram, INDECENT jour-
nalists who have been employed by
newspapers in Manhattan for a mini :
mum Of ten years are to be cared for
In the home.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Evelyn Moore, OF 1914 Cross
street. has been spending few days
at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul McGee. of 1925
Wolf street. are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth Of a daughter on
Friday July 8. Mrs MCGEE will be re.
membered as Miss Rose Healy.
Miss Margaret Butts has returned to
her home at 1548 South Twelfth street
after having spent some time at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton have returned
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NORRISTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer f. Schantz. of
Stanbridge street. are chaperoning the
a weeks camping party at Arcola Miss
marjorie Keller, Miss Mildred Keller.
MISS Mildred Kesen, Miss margaret
keisen; Miss Mildred Fox, Miss Mar
S9fle watkins. Miss Vivian Watkins,
MISS Marion Dill Miss Ethel Hurst
and Miss Mabel Heffner. 0' o.
Mrs, Marcus Hydeman and her
kalb street will spend the next tWS W.
weeks In Atlantic City. wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

from their wedding trip from Peoria. Ill.
Mrs. Bouton will be remembered as
Miss Mae Eckoff, of 2523 South F'ft-
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ball, formerly
of 2423 South Opal street, are now
living in their new home at $3.50 Had
dington street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
HONOR MISS O'DONNELL
Retiring President OF Advertising
Women's Clubs Is Dinner Gu.st

-, The Philadelphia Club of Advertising
Women last night honored Miss Mary
"A. O,Donnell, the retiring president,
az dinner on the roof garden of the
Bellevue Stratford.
Miss Blanche Clair, the new presi-
dent, was toastmistress. The sneakers
praised Miss O'Donnell's constructive
work during her term of Office.
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stepfather Accused Of Staying Boy

Rochester, Pa. July 1T CBy As
PD-Fred I. Kerr. stcpfnther Of
Lawrence Kerr. fve.y .ycur-old boy
whose body was found recently in an
abandoned cistern near his home, Wa
arrested last night. charged with
murder. The boy disappeared last
June. apd tive weeks later the body
was found IN the cistern by his step
father and another relative.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

q. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown, of 5603
Girard avenue, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Martha
Sherman Brown, to Mr. Donald s. La
vIgne, of Columbus, o., on Sunday.
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. j. Fuller and her family of Or
thodox street, are spending the summer
at their cottage at Bradley Beach, N. j.
Miss Marie Holme, of 1904 Foulkrod
street, Is spending several days as the
guest OF Miss Annette Hartman at her
cottage in Wildwood
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MARRIED TO-DAY IN WAYNE

MISS SARAH II. B. PENROsE
Miss Penrose will be mar.
ried this afternoon in st.
Mary's Church 10 Mr..
Andrew Van Pelt, Of this
city
Photo by Marceau
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1868 BROADWAY

Vzpamatoval Sc teprye,
kdyz Marenka fekla:
"Vitam vas jm6nem vasi me-
bozky maticky!'
Po dlouhych mesicich sly5el
zas ponejprve zvuk rodnt reel
2 dst zenskych. Jak sladce
znel a jak mu srdce rozchral:
znovu a iinak, nez-li obieti ot-
covo!
v nekolika ceskych slovech,
meme Sc rtu zenskych spIynuv-
sich, Y caroynem kouzlu mater
stiny, jako by opravdu spell K
ndmu duch matcin.
"Matinko zlata, proc jste mi
odeslaw odpovfdal.
Jenom letmy polibek ytiskla
mu Marenka na cello a ii4 po-
odstoupila, ably ucinila misto
MiluSce, jez tn rozechv3na sta
la S kytici klasu, chrp a mate
ridousky.
Vypadala and6lsky " bilych
Satech sVych.
Krasne tvare il horely a usta
teprvc 20 velkdm napjeti Sc o
tcyfeIa k povzdechu:
"A ia vas vitam "a domov
IA Voietin!"
Prokop sdhl 81 ted ma cello
neni-li to yaecko opet ienon
sen. v zajeti mival takoyt no.
recne sny.
Domov ieho, tolikrat opIaka
vanj Vojetin pricha2ival k No
mu V dlouhJch nocich Y podo
be takov6 llrasn6 divky; pfi
chazival jej pot6sit a nadej
ilvt do utrapen6ho srdce.
He'd, Prokope, MiIuska [
podava kytici klasu 2 yojetin
skych poll. Kazdy klas je Il il
in6ho pole. a matefidouska Wy
rostla ma tve vyhlidce, kde is
tax rad sedayal, ma liboyizi''
odkud ie yideti Rip Bezd6z'
upozornoyal rytif Petr.
Prokop jiz tislsl matefidou5
ku Ike rtum a zaVlraje oci, vde
chovai ieji vunl, tn starou, N
mou Vuni.
A pax fekI tise:
"Voietin, Yojetin, ach, kdy
bych ~ byl doma!'
(PokraGoyanD
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$500 HOTOVE,

Farma ma State rd., Z a 1-3
akru, jen 10 mil cd Public
Squaru, primo ma dlazdene ce-
ste, neco ovoce a maly slepic-
mix; snadne podmlnky.
Otto Pollock, 1923 Clark Ave,
roh Fulton rd. - Lincoln 1857,
Central 1868. 6-8
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OBCHODNf MfSTO vymenim.

Grocera a hostinec, kde Sc
mdze provozovat~ ~feznictvi a
t6z cukrovinkovy obchod -
rohovy to p6kny majetek s
obydlim 0 9 svet. a koupel-
nou, horkou vodou vytapeny,
vystavne to misto, V ceskem
okoli nedaleko Broadway
cena tfinact tisic, proda Sc
ma splatky aneb prime Sc
privatni majetek na vymenuJ
Toto jest vyhodna lace a bu-
de Sc citit ST astnym ten.
kdoz Sc prihlasl. Nechte
adresu V adm. t. |. pod znac-
kou "Obchodni misto". Ga
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NEPROPASTE TUTO PRf-
Poor KRAJANE!

Jelikoz isem dlouholety far
mar a mann dosti zkusenosti We
farmareni, nabizim vam ma
fanny ma prodej:
Krasna farma o 108 akrech
ma dlazdene ceste, "a mil cd
Squaru, 8 krav, A jalovice, 2
kone, mnoho slepic, krasny les
cukroVych stromu, vsechno ma
fadi. Cena 81 1,500, polovina
hotove. Je to nejvetSi lace v
tomto okresu. Farma tato hodi
Sc pro dive rodiny.
Farma AZ akru, pGl mile cd
dlazby, 5 krav, 2 kone, 70 sle-
pic, dosti ruzneho ovoce. Cena
So, 800, polovic hotove.
Farma 25ti akrech ma
dlazbe, 20 mil od squaru. 4 kra
Wy, 2 kon6, 250 slepic, vsechno
ovoce, vino, maliny, bezinky,
voda, plyn, zachod uvnitr. Ce-
ma $500, polovic hoteve.
Nam jeste jin6 fanny v prode-
il neb ma vym6nu "a mestskJ
majetek. Navstivte mne, aneb
poslete listek, ia Vas navsti-
vim, jsem 81 jist, re vam vyhle-
dam farmu k vasi spokojeno-
sti.
Jos. Ptak, RID. 5, Chardon, o.
! 6-3
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DIVA DOMY. Kouplte-li ty-
to 2 domy ma jednom velikem,
kvetinami zdobenem lote u
Broadway, budete miti Vas
rent zdarma. Nejlepsi ulice V
onom okoli a oba domy jsou
prostorn6 zachoval6. Lace
pro nekoho. Pouze S4,5O0, ma
Ia castka postaci. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauera.
GA
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ZAHRADNICKA FARMA

o "a akrech, 3 mile cd Bed
ford, Il same dlazby, pekna po-
loha a vSechno pod pluhem,
vyjma oyocne zahrady. Zacho-
valy dunn, yelka ban q move
garaze, 2 kone, jedna krava
Jersey slepice. Celia farma
j Sc stockem a zasetim pouze
$4,000. Zadnas svym6na ale
naco Sc pocka. v sousedstvi
prodava Sc akr "a $500, poci-
tejte poznate laci. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc Mr.. Fir. Mlckovsky.
"a
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VYHODNY PRODEJ! u

VYHODNY PRODEJ! ia
pricinou vyplaceni podilu Sc
proda veIky obchodni maietek,
v nemz 20 lGta Sc nalezaji w
nosn6 obchody. Tento majetek
jest cihloVy, rohovy ma lote AZ
pfi 128 str. Ma Harvard De-
nison poulicni linii, blize e. III.
al. Jsou tam diva prostorn6
story $ feznickym a grocer
MIN obchodem, spojene S cukro
vinkami a doutniky a jin6. Vel
ka lednice sklep pod celym
domem $ furnacem, 2 zVlaSt-
nj zachody a nahore Z velkych
syetnic a koupelna, ell, gas a
vSe pohodli. Udirna, garaz,
velka kuIna, ySe V nejlepsim
stavu. Bude prodan pod cenu,
Toto Jest neilensi koup6 pro
prozirav6ho obchodnika. DalSi
sc sdeli II Atlas Finance Co,
5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
10. Sichu. ga
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PRONAJIME Sc:

PBONAJME SC domek 0 4
svetnicich S pozemkem, 0 |
akru, garaz, sIepicnik, dobra
voda, ic ms A. 3. G. linii mezi
zastaykou 2. a TO-, Is minut od
kary. Naiem $1,000. Haste
Sc V {. 1923 CrestWood Ave.
Cd
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PRODA Sc:


MAN NEHCLTk dobre jdou
cleh obchodu maietkem bez
majetku, kde mQzete nejen de
lat sVoie zivobyti, ale j mate
II prlle2itost 81 schraniti pek-
ne ponize X yaSemu starr. Mi
uite-li iiti do n6jakeho obcho-
du, ktery cheete koupiti ma leh
ke splatky aneb vymeniti "a
Vase loty mortgage aneb iaky
hoIi maietek. naystiVte niue Il
Atlas Finance Co, 5458 Broad
way, aneb zavolejte Union
821 - Broad. 2605. Rob. Ko-
hout. Ga
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venych pohledu spolecnosti
naval satkem omen simer, kde
objevila Sc ma obzoru tmava
skvrna jakasi.
Mafenka MiluSkou specha-
ly k rytiti Petrovi, jenz radosti
nevedel co ciniti. Konecn6 roz-
ellen klesl ma sedadlo a zavl-
hly zrak uprel nehybne ma bill
zici sc LODI.
"Prokop, Prokop muj Sc vra-
CT! Boze, del mi silly, abych
st'astne pfeckal zazratne shle-
dani. Synacku mdj iediny, de.
t'atko me, tisickrate oplakane,
slunedko me, pojd' jiz, pojd' /"
Marenka starostlive pozoro-
vala rytire Petra.
Ably jej vytrhla z rozechve-
nj, pravila:
"StryGku, nem6l jste mas
brat sebou ma cestu! Budeme
vas jenom rusit radostnych
chvilich shledani. L6pe by by
10, kdybyste byI Prokopem
sam. Prosim vas, nedbejte mas.
Jedneite TAX, jakoby mas tu ne
bylo. Ztratime Sc mezi ostatni
spoletnosti a prihlasime Sc k
vam az pozd6ii, neilepe snad
az ma ceskYch hraniclch !"
Rytir Petr Sc rozhofcene
vzchopil ne seddla.
"Co to mluvite, Marenko, zlo
bim Sc ma vas Ne, ne, Wy Sc
nesmite an na chvilEu ode mne
vzdalit. Budete mou oporou v
pfistich hodinach. A pax, jake
to bude uyitani, Jake pfekva-
peni pro Prokopa, az spatri Y
me spolecnosti takoyou kras-
nou deputci . Czech, Vojeti-
ma" vesele zakoncil rytir Petr
vytku svou.
Nevylicitelny ruch a horecn6
napeti zavladlo na .pozdraVne
"Valdemar Sc priblizil TAX, u
"Valdemar Sc pfblizil talk, ~
bylo mono zriti osoby a pred.
m6ty ma jeho palube.
Rytir Petr Miluskou a Ma.
renkou zustali ma SVEN miste
Rytir Pctr uchopil Marenkt
"a ruku kfccovite il tisll, ia
ko by hlcdal podpory pro pfl
sti chvile.
S 'Valdemara' spustili prazC
ne cluny namornikylveslafi
Do clunu vstoupila vitaci' 10
di sasnickG deputace kn6znot
v cele. Baron Pejakoyic, drive
nez-li vstoupi do clunu, otaza
Sc rytire Petra:
"Vyhledam ma "Valdemaru'
vaseho pana syna a pfipravin
iei ma shledani vami. T6$
mne velice, re mu budu moe
tlumociti vase pozdravy!'
R1tir Petr odpovedel.
"Prosim vas, prosim snazn(
vyhledejte iej a reknete ma,
iakou touzebnosu jej occk@
want
Deputaci uyitati ma "ValdC
maru" hudbou, jeiiz vessel
zvuky rozlehaly Sc 20 NOR a
Ike brehum pomoranskgm
A pax ODE lodi zyolna plul
k sasnick6mu pristavu, mem
shromazdeno bylo iiz obyvate
stvo, ably uvitalo zajatce.
Maly parnlk dospel do pr
stavu drive. Rytir Petr yystol
pill damami ma breh. Hajist
81 dobre misto plistavnif
mostu
"Odtud uvidime kazdeho q
jatce, odtpd poznam Prok
pa, fekl zreim6 liz uklidne
70 uVitacich formalitach o
jeW!a Sc ma mustku knezna
ova Ne sekretarem baronem p
jakovicem. Sli 30 boku vysok
no dustojnika rakouskeho, j
hoz prave oko bylo zakryto c
nou paskou jehoz kymace
ci Sc levy rukav ukazoval,
Jt5cfoiafk yt.ratil npien OkO
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DOMOV MA CLARK AVE.

Pohodlny 7-pok. dunn veske-
rym modernim zarizenim; ga
raz Ma A kary, velky lot, V do
br6m miste pro lekaie, denti-
stu, opravoVace aut nebo ma
terrace. Snadn6 podminky.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark Ave,
ron Fulton rd. - Lincoln 1857,
Central 1868. 6-8
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Poor
MAJITELE PRAZDNYCH
LOTU.

LOTU.
Prijmem Vas prazdny lot jako
prvni splatku ma jeden neb
dvourodinny ddm, mann iich
nekolik k Vasemu vyb6ru. Zby
tex maze byti snadno mesicn6
splacen, vcetn6 6 proc. droku.
Jednejte rychle.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark Ave,
roh Fulton rd. - Lincoln 1857,
Central 1868. 6-8
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Ma zamku vojetlnskem.
Napsal Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.

pfedu, nedovedouce jeste cho-
dit jedne noze, vesele kynu-
Ii V pravo, j levo.
Ia mimi nesli ma n6kolika no.
sitkach nejhufe postizene. Byli
to invalid6, jez valka pripTavi-
la vsecku moznost pohybu.
Ale V zapeti kraceli zajatci
nejveselejsi, nejst' astnejsi, ta-
kovi, iimz schazela prava neb
leva ruka.
Rytir Petr Sc vzchopil a Wy
piav telo ku pfedu, hledal me-
ri mimi Prokopa
Seda hlava chvela Sc mu roz-
cilenim a rty Sc pohybovaly
iako V horecce.
A najednou, zvednuv ODE ru
ce do vJse, vykfikl:
"Prokope, Prokope! !"
Ze skupiny dustojniku yyra-
I'll k zabradli stihly, cernovla
sy porucik.
Nedbaje sv6ho okoli, Wy
houpl Sc ma zabradli a pridrzu
je Sc pravou rukou, premetl Sc
do prostory urcen6 pro diyaky.
A V nejblizSim okamziku iiz lie
zeli 81 v naruti otec a sym. OBJ
ieti iejich bylo bourliyG a ne
konecn6.
"Dite me, synacku mui, spa
so ma" septaIy rty otcovy, IL
bajice Prokopa ma cello, tyare,
oci, dsta V nevyslovnGm vytrze-
nj.
"Otcc, tatitku" vzlykal Pro
kop a proudly slz zoci icho te-
ky ma 5ediv6, proridlG vlasy
otcovy, jak jedinou rukou svou
objal mocne Sill starcovu, ably
vtislI pollock, dlouhy, neko-
necny poIibek ma sediny ty.
Kdyz Prokop pfeskocil mu-
stick a vrhl Sc do naruCe otco-
w, tn cely pruvod inValidd-za-
iatcu Sc zastavil a vsichni O.
hledli Sc "a stastnEm druhem.
Go mluvily vSechny ty tva-
re, ia nichz veike utrpeni We
psalo nesmazatelna znameni!
Go mluvily vsecky ty oci, pla-
lnouci ted divnym ohnem Po-
bIize rytire Petra postayili vo-
iaci noSitka, na nichz le2el in
valida, hoch asi dVacetilety, ale
plasu jake mlGko bilych. Niece
nevyslovneho odehralo Sc Y ie-
no dusi, kdyz spatril bourlivt
obieti "a mustkem Cht6l Sc
yzchopiti, chtel usednouti nd
nositkach, ale telo ieho bez,
yladn6 Ease kleslo a ienom ri
&c, dlouh6 hubenG ruce Vztyci
~ Sc X nebesum a 2 dst vydra
Sc mu nesro2umitelny yykrik.
To vsichni yraceiici Sc vital
ted objetim Prokopovym s.
svymi otci a matkami. A toho
ien1 ruce zdvihl K nebesJm, n,
cekala snad jiz nikde takoy;
naruc. Proto snad zadpol tai
podiVne, proto ruce zyedal
5 nebeslvm.
Seena, kterou yypolal Pre-
kop, Zhatila dobre pripraVen
program uNitaui. PlVnl proslo
& chystal sc pronesti starry muz
Z ternem odeyu, zastupce NEST
Sasnice. Ale ten zapomnel dc
y cista ma syui ukol. Rozplakal S
Z y podiVuhodneho diyadla toh
+ a iako na omIuEu Septal knee
ne T-ove: "Tfi syny nam pc
/ Ii, tri synyl' A nalednou, lax
l. by Sc smysly pominul, piTskoc
il k nejblize stoiicimi inyalido'
0 objal jej q polibl.
Gin jeho mel neobyeejny i
i cinek. Zastup diVaku medal !
J. liz udrzeti. V5Ichni vrhli Sc
/. inyalidum a zeny, divky, mui
J. 5tarci objimali prekvapen6
= zmateA6 vojiny. Ma nemeeA
: pozdravy a osloveni odpovid
5 Ii invalide ceSky, polsky, cho
E. yatsky, mad arsky, kazdy
. o,,g ,>,a4 o.stsft,n ,N..,4o ~ -,
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PRONAJME Sc byt 4
sfetnicich pro bezd6tne man
zeie. Haste Sc V elsie 1882 l..
50. st. 6-3
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PRiJMOU Sc prodayaGi ka-
w a grocerniho zbozi, ktefi
mali Y tomto oboru zkusenost,
Haste sc Ii TIE Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2480 Il. %.
st. :?
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PRODA Sc samo araci piano
"a $4,000, hotove $4,000 a
ostatni ma splatky, t6z kamna
ma plyn a side board. Haste
Sc V c. 1913 Angelus Ave. z
E. 131. ul. GA
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IA PRiCINOU

"a PRICINOU odjezdu pro
dam dvourodinny dunn moder-
ne zarizeny 0 5 pokojich a
koupelna dole a 4 pokoie a
koupelna nahore. Haste Sc v
els. 4215 Sackett Ave. S. w.
6-7
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Otto Pollock, 1923 Clark Ave,

PRoDA Sc dobre jdouci
strizni obchod, kde Sc trzi pres
$500 tydne. Obnos $4,000 kou-
pi tento <obchod, bude-li pro-
dan do 10t6ho Cervna. Haste
Sc els. CLIO Denison Ave. S.
w. mezi 5. a z. hod. vec. 6-3
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PRODA ST American Walnut
Dining Room set, pouze pill ro-
'ku UzlVany, "a pricinou steho-
yani. la Sc velmi LEVINE. lila
ste Sc y c. 1928 Sackett Ave. :?