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Evening star., 1921-06-02
China

4 32-piece Decorated American
Porcelain Cottage Dinner Sets
specially priced, SS.o5 set.
6 Decorated Imported Porcelain
Covered Dishes. specially priced.
6 Hand Decorated Imported
China, 6-piece Dresser Sets. 5Oc
set; were $50.
i 17-piece Hand Decorated In
dividual Breakfast Set. $3.50, was
3 Decorated Imported China
jam and Cracker Sets. CSC sets
$50 Daintily Decorated Inn
ported China Bread and Butter
Plates, specially priced. 15c each.
45 Daintily Decorated Thin
China Tea Cups and Saucers. 8Sc
each, were Csc.
Q 16-inch Imported China Meat
Platters, blue conventional bor-
der decoration, $1.75 each' were
2 Decorated Imported Pottery
Ink Stands. 95c each, were SS.
Stoneware le-handled Slop
Jars, slightly imperfect, CSC each'
C.i. Saction Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

c3 suits Pajamas of madras, percale. mercer
lied cotton, in white, plain colors and stripes:
small. medium and large sizes; damaged. If
perfect they would sell for $3.50 in our stock
Special price, S115.
So Silk Poplin and Soisette Pajamas. in
white and plain colors; small and large sizes /;
damaged. In regular stock perfect goods would
sell up to $50. Special price, sos.
IS suits Silk and Silk-mixed Pajamas. mostly
plain colors; small and large sizes; damaged
In regular stock these grades would sell up
to $40. Special price, $3.9S.
o6 suits Outing Flannel Pajamas, neat striped
effects; plain or frog trimmed; medium and
large sizes; damaged. In regular stock would
sell up to 81. Special price, $l.1s.
AZ suits Mismatched Outing Flannel Pajamas
striped patterns; medium and large sizes. In
regular stock these qualities would be sold up
to $3.50 Special price, CSC.
40 Night Shirts of white muslin and cambric
We neck or collar attached styles; plain or
trimmed; sizes Is to 20, inclusive; damaged.
Sell in regular stock up to S. Special price, 95c.
81 Outing Flannel Night Shirts, neat striped
patterns, We neck and collar attached styles;
sizes IS, Is and IL; soiled. In regular stock up
to $50 Special price, $11s.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Misses Apparel

3 Novelty Knitted Suits, two,
toned material, with checked
or striped skirts and plain
jackets, in brown and dark rose
mixture; sizes IA and Is. 1915
each, were $S0.5O.
Sports Coats, in novelty
checks, polo, white and brewn,
and white and navy; one knitted
fabric; one heather jersey; rain.
proof. 414.75 each, were $z9.so
and &30.5O.
Q Betty Wales Serge Dresses.
one navy and one brown, with
touches of colored embroidery;
sizes 16 and Is. $12.5O each;
were SIS.
A small group of taffeta dresses.
in a variety of models. selected
from our regular stock. in navy,
brown, black and some plaids:
sizes IA. Is. 16, 1S. $24.S0 eachs
were $3.50 to 94S.
2 Covert Cloth Suits. belted,
tailored models, size 16. $SS each;
were SSS.
o->As~- p~-.ar A>~.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Women's Netu
Sports Skirts
Specially Priced, $9.75

Beautiful, smart, delightfully."-
summer-like skirts in box
pleated OF gathered models of
several variations, in these
well-liked fabrics:
CREPE DE CHINE
BARONETTE SATIN
FRENCH SERGE
In white. flesh. copen, navy,
black. tan and gray.
Sizes 81 to 32 waist measure.
These skirts are exceptionally
hne values and the latest in style.
Also 25 Prunella and Fancy
Serge Skirts. striped and plaid
patterns in box pleated effects:
sizes q to 80 waist measure. $15
each; were SO to SIS.
12 Full-shrunken White Twill
Wash Skirts. Special price. $2.5O
each.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Toys and Dolls

IL Butterfly Nets with bamboo
handles 25e eaehs> were Sec
s Dozen Large Colored Rubber
Balls. nc eaeh3 were Soc.
Dozen Largo Colored Rubber
Balls. 10e eAeA3 were 26e.
2 Reed Doll Go-Carts, cream
enameled finish, rubber tired
wheels; hood and body lined with
corduroy; slightly damaged. $15
eaeAs were 1x26o.
IL Large Soft Rag Dolls. paint
ed features; dressed as infants.
u!75 eachs were $50.
Infant Character Doll, mo-
hair wig. closing, eyes; fully
dressed. 49.5Ss was S1S.
Dressed Chubby Doll, mohair
wig and closing eyes. &s.75, was
1s-inoh Dressed Doll. real
hair wig and closing eyes. 8,
was Ss.S0.
10 Infant Dolls, closing eyes
and mohair wig. 9l.35 eaeAs
were sass.
2 30-inch Lffe-size Dolls, real
hair wig and closing eyes. 3a.15
esehs were SIS.
Toy seetion, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Specials in
Won1en's Hosiery

30 dozen pairs Women's Pure
Silk Hose, in black with all-si1k
garter hens and double soles.
slightly irregular in weave. &2.SS
pair; II perfect would be $3.50.
40 dozen pairs Women's Full
fashioned Black Silk-Ldsle Hose.
with double-garter hem and
soles, uneven weave. CSC PART II
perfect would be u.
81 pairs Plain Black Silk Hose,
lisle garter tops and soles: sizes
8. ~. 10. N;ss psir; were =: e.
Hose, sizes 10. 1oh only. Specie1,
soc pair.
Women's Hosiery Section. First doof.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Crepe de Chine
Envelope Cher,1ise
Vev Suecial 2S

A lot OF Crepe de Chine En-
velope Chemise, daintily trim
med with lace and georgette
crepe and ribbon shoulder straps.
A small lot of Flesh Satin
Gowns. with imitation filet lace
yoke and straps. Special. $3.85
each.
IL Flesh Crepe de Chine Gowns.
Some are finished with band
around tho neck and short XII
mono sleeves; others are shirred
to form an empire effect. with
ribbon and dainty rosebuds and
straps Of crepe de chine over the
shoulders. Sizes SO, 38, 40 and
AZ. S2.05 eaehS were -.
Silk Underwear Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
so Wool Crib
Blankets
$1.50 each

About Half the Usual Price
Not only desirable for the
crib, but every mother will
appreciate their usefulnessfor
the carriage or as q throw.
Size 36x54. nicely bound, with
pink and blue borders. A few
dark spots are in some Of
them. but not hardly discern
ible. One Of the best crib
blankets we have seen.
Bedwear Section, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

:3o suits Pajamas Of madras. crepe, poplin :
white. plain colors and stripes; all sizes in the
lot; damaged. Grades that would sell in our
stock regularly up to 81 if perfect Special
bargain, Sl.65.
1876 Night Shirts of muslin cambria and nain-
sock; We neck style with rundown collar; plain
or trimmed; sizes Is to 10; soiled. Grades
that sell up to $3.50 in regular stock. Special
price, S1.3s.
235 suits Pajamas, of madras cotton crepe
and mercerized cotton; white, plain colors and
stripes. some frog trimmed; all sizes in the
lot; soiled. Would be marked in regular
stock up to S. Special price, $zls.
Is suits Pajamas, best quality mereerized
cotton and sateen; plain colors; medium and
large sizes; soiled In stock regularly up to
$5. Special price, $31s
81 suits Silk and Silk Poplin Pajamas. white
and plain colors; We neck style with pearl but
tons small, medium and large sizes; soiled.
I'm stock regularly up to $1o Special price, S.
70 suits Outing Flannel Pajamas We neck or
collar style, plain or frog trimmed; neat
striped patterns; medium and large sizes;
soiled Like qualities would be marked in
regular stock up to $375. Special price, s165.
Mems Store. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Manufactured Samples
GolUns and Corset
Covers at Lou
Prices

Gowns. high, We, round or
square neck styles. either long
or half sleeves, made Of good
quality cambric, muslin and nain-
sock, with trimmings Of fine
tucks, good embroidery or seal
1oped edges; straight or yoke ef-
Special, $L45 Each
Gowns Of very fine nainsook,
cambric and muslin. high, square,
round or We neck styles, long or
half sleeves; straight or yoke ef-
fects, with very fine trimmings
of embroidery, lace edging and
tucks.
Special, sl.Ss Each
;, Fine Nainsook Corset Covers
with dainty trimmings Of lace,
medaHions and ribbon run bead
Special, sc Each
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Boys Wash and
Camp Suits
Priced Special for Friday

Priced Special Tor Friday
10 dozen Boys Wash Suits.
Oliver Twist, MILDLY and other
styles, consisting of odds and
ends Of our regular lines. Sizes
2h to 6 years. e1.6S eachs were
sass, $3.50 aad 33.9S
50 Boys Camp Suits. made of
good quality blue and gray cham
bray; sports collar and short
sleeves; knee pants. Special.
e2.65 each.
Boys Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Willolv and Reed
Furniture

French Willow Armchairs.
wide band arms; nut brown fin
ish. S0.S5 eaehs were $17.50.
/ Large Size bar Harbor Arm
chair. nut brown finish. 17.9S;
was S11.75.
Natural Imported Belgian
Willow Chairs, in the comort-
able Sleepy Hollow shape. eo.35
each; were $1375.
3 Imported Belgian Willow
Chairs. Sleepy Hollow shape; /
each finished in gray. green.
frosted brown. S13.z6 each;
were 417.76
Fine High-Back French Will
low Chairs, with wide arm and
magazine pocket; very fine
chairs. $1475 each, wene 3z2.5o.
Willow a1a Reed seetioa. Fifth aoor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Friday Special
Wonen's Knit
Underzl,eur

bed Cotton Vests, low neck.
sleeveless, narrow sh ou
straps, very elastic and good
quality; sizes 3s and 80. Spe-
eially priced 12Hc each.
% Women's Fine Ribbed Cot.
ton Combination Suits. in pink:
French band bodice top. with
ribbon shoulder straps, close-fit-
ting knee: sizes So and 50. 75c
each, were u.
SO women's Swiss Ribbed Cot:
ton Vests. low neck, sleeveless.
narrow shoulder straps: size 36.
3 fer Socy were 2Sc each.
wonen's Knit Underwear Section,
Third door.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
WOmenS Goats
$40 each
$40 to $3.50

1s Sports Coats of cheviots.
tweeds, jersey cloth. Good
looking, serviceable patch
pocket and belted models in
green, tan, brown, copen and
rose colorings. All sizes in the
lot, but, of course, not all sizes
in any one style or color.
IL Sports Jackets of fine inn
ported thorn tweed with tuxedo
collar and patch pockets, leather
button trimmed; sizes "a to 40.
In copen, henna, tan, blue and
rose; sizes 81 to a. $3.50 eaeh3
were @5z.
3 lightweight Silk Raincoats
in plain and checked effects:
belted models: sizes IS, 38 and
20. $3.50 each, were $40.
Coat Section Third floor
Evening star., 1921-06-02
1900 Yards
"Pequot" PiHosO
Tubing

In Lengths From 2 to IN Yards
This manufacturer. At certain
periods, favors US with his ac-
cumulations Of short lengths and
we are always glad to be able to
offer them to you at such favor.
able prices as these.
There is no article made OF
cotton that is more difficult to
supply than Pillow Tubings.
4z-inch, SIC yard
4S.inch, 38c yard
Bedwear Section, Second 6oor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Friday Special
Stone Marte51
Chokers
$29.5O each.
S.ueaters and Scarfs
Fur Section, Third floor.

Is Wool lyons with filet pat
tern. in wool vestee and collar;
colors are rust, navy, peacock.
gray, and clover. $50 eachs
were 16.7S.
2 Navy Wool Peter Pan Slip
Ons, size ~. $2.50 each, were
S3.05.
4 Lfght-weight Wool Sweaters.
tuxedo models. In reseda- $3.50
each, were x3.86.
4 white Wool Scarfs, with col
ored striped borders. sass each;
were 16.56.
Imported Wool Scarfs. in
pretty color combinations. sass
each, were H50 and 36.76
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Special Size
Appurel

Gray Jersey Suits, tuxedo ef-
fects: sizes 38h and 42k, $1S.5O
eaeh; were &29.50.
AN. S10.5Os was $20.S0.
Black Taffeta Dress, size s2H.
S20.SO, was so.
Brown Georgette Dress, pleat-
ed tunic and deep girdle. $3.50,
was $40.
Special Size seetiea, Third Aesr.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
House Dresses

8 House Dresses, Of lawn.
gingham ana percales. in figured
and checked. designs; adjustable
belt: in pink, rose and green.
Sizes -, IS, So, ~, 46. e1.SS each,
were -.
8 House Dresses Of blue cannon
cloth, chambrsy and plaid ring
ham. loose Billie Burke style or
belted models. Sizes -. 80. 3s..
9.ak eachs wefe -.
6 Two-piece Breakfast Sets. of
plaid gingham and plain pink
percaIe: round collar. three-quar-
ter sleeves, piped with contrast
ing shade. A9.95 eaeAs were -
Hosse Drsa Section. Third flsoe.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
ParasoLs
Umbrellas

IS Women's 21-inch Plaid Silk
Parasols, assorted wood handles.
finished with bakalite wrist
rings or silk cord loops. Special
price, &306 each.
18 Mems 27-inch Black Tape
edge Gloria Cloth Umbrellas with
assorted wood P, W. or opera
shaped handles. $1.45 each; were
$3.50.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Summer Negliges

10 Blue and White Plaid. Soft
Crepe Kimonos, shawl collar and
cuffs. daintiIy finished with wash
satin ribbon. S1.oS each, were ~
20 White Dotted Swiss Neg
liges. kimono style, finished with
dainty hemstitching. SH.o6 eachs
were -. 49,
Is japanese Cotton. Crepe XII
mopos, in pink and blue. elabp-
rately trimmed with embroidered
floral sprays in colors; Japanese
style with loose sleeves and ad-
justabIe belts. $3s05 eAeht were
U.50 Kimcnc Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
TAX RECIPROCITY ASKED.

Exemption of foreign shipowners
from American income and excess
profits taxes, provided Amrican ship
owners are given similar privileges
abroad. il proposed in a bill introduc-
ed yesterday by Chairman Jones of
tho Senate commerce committee The
bill is designed to aid the American n
merchant marine, he said.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Children's Sox
Specially Priced

20 dozen pairs children's White
sizes to sh and TN to .. spe-
IL dozen Pairs Children's
White Sox, with colored striped
tops; sizes to 81. Specially
priced. , paiKs for Zoe.
CAiidrsn's Hssiefy Section. Fourth aosf
Evening star., 1921-06-02
2z5 Remnants
White, Colored and
, Block Silks and Satins

{ Mary Desirable Dress Lengths
at Greatly Reduced Prices
Also the following.
IS yards Heavy Quality
I wash Satin in flesh and
lavender. - yard; was ..
80 yards Midnight Blue
; Crepe de Chine, 40 inches
wide. 3z.25 yafd3 was -.
100 yards Taneta, in navy
and black. IS inches wide.
. - yafds was 326o.
s. yards Black Satin
Duchess. IS inches wide. $3.50
Is yards Black Crepe de
Chine. 20 inches wide. III
was 3250.
~ yards Satin Charmsuse,
IN navy and brown. 20 inches
vida 31IS6 y1Has Was e4So.
I'M 1setisa. eseso1 1ess.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Mems and Won1en's &
andkerchiefs.

so Dozen women's All-linen
Handkerchiefs, full size: Y Inch
hens; good for general use. Spe-
cial, IKE eachy &1.5O dozen.
Odd lot of Mems Fine Cambria
sHandkerchiefs, in these initials:-
A, e. r, G. H. J, K. p. r, T. Now
I 9 for 75c, were 9 for &1.OO.
women's Handkerchief Section. First
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Necku,ear

s Dozen Lace Ruhled Shields
and Collars, tuxedo model. Spe-
cial, 81 each.
Dozen Net Collar and Cuff
Sets, with Va1enciennes inser-
tion and Ventian edge, or with
filet and Venice lace. Special.
S1.3S each.
/ Black Marabou Cape. SS, was
Brown Marabou Stole, with
ostrich. $3.50, was $3.50.
Marabou Cape with crepe ruff
fle all around. IS; was 412.50.
( Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
so Pairs Mems White
CdnUas Oxfords, 1915 Pair

OF q
a
II.
oxfords
largely this 81
Special sS75 pair.
c1othop Button
",
an md 7h,3
and and8 D paiF
u.
Shoe inst
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Millinery

Trimmed Hats. % eackt
were $1&5O to $7S.
IS Trimmed Hats. $1.05 each,
were 1896.
10 Gage and Bendel Banded
Sailors. $3.50 each; were SO to
IL Milan and Hemp Un-
trimmed Hats. soc each, were
-.
Millinery Section, Third aoor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

E Sheet Iron Bread Pans,
slightly shopworn. 3sc each;
were 60c.
s White Enameled Slop
Jar Mats, slightly shopworn.
SOC each; were $lz5.
IS pkgs. Norfolk Paper
Towels. each package con-
tains ESQ towels, size 12xlS
inches. CSC package; were
$z.25.
6 2Oxz7-ineh Pastry Boards,
slightly soiled. ssc each;
were s..
l White Roll-top Bread
Box, slightly damaged. Sz.9s;
was $l.zS.
4 Nu-ex Fire Extinguish-
ers, slightly shopworn. $5.9s
each; were $1z.
l White Enameled Wash
Stand, slightly damaged.
$3.50; was $10.z5.
: 63-ft. Stepladders, slightly
, shopworn. 95c each; were
'$z.2s.
: z4-ft. Stepladders. slightly
81 sshopworn. 9sc each; were
S Stained Folding Pantry
Steps, slightly imperfect. 7sc
each; were SIS.
2 White Metal Kitchen
Stools, slightly shopworn
$l.o5 each: were $3So.
l Porcelain-top Kitchen
Table, without drawer; size
22x3 inches; slightly lam
aged $6S5: was $9.SS.
2 12-quart Aluminium Dish
pans, slightly shopworn. <.7s
each; were d.Ss.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Friday Special
ChiIdren's Summer
Rompers. Csc each

16 dozen ChiIdren's Summer
Rompers, made of chambray, in
blue, green or gray. in beach and
bloomer styles. with either high
pipings and checked bands in
contrasting colors. Sizes to 6
years.
Infantt Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Friday Special
Annette
keuermdnn
AH-WooI Tuo-in-
One Bathing Suits

In black, purple and green,
with contrasting color borders
Specially Priced $3Ss each.
Bathing Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

AluIuluuH SduCGpdnS, ,.
quart size, covered; slightly
shopworn. 9Sc each; were
S1.SS.
10 18-inch Glass Bathroom
Shelves, complete with nickel
brackets. Special, 75c each.
Is Nickel-plated Tumbler
Holders, slightly imperfect.
zsc each; were 75c.
2 Electric Copper Coffee
Percolators, /six-cup size;
slightly shopworn. A375
each; were $zo.S0.
/ Large White Enameled
Towel Hamper, slightly dam
aged. $6.95; was $9z5.
l Large White Ename1ed
Clothes Hamper, square
shape; slightly imperfect. S;
was s95s.
10 Round Mexican Shop
ping Baskets, slightly dam
aged. zsc each; were 7sc.
Is Willow Market Baskets,
small size; slightly damaged.
SOC each; were $l.z5.
% Five-string Corn Brooms.
Special, zSc each.
s Apartment-size Refrig-
orators, 25-lb. ice capacity;
,uh;fe enamel 1;ned SaAr2a1
$lz.5e each.
$500 Cakes Swift's Borax
Laundry Soap. Special sc
dozen; $3.@S case of 10
cakes.
Is Ironing Boards on rein
forced stand. Special. A.SS
each.
Housewares ssctien.s Firth assr.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

lues Here for TomorrowS SaleProviding Most FaUoro
Remnant Merchandise Reurnabe Exc1angeab
Sent c. Approval; Mail Orders Accepted
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Tomorrow, Another of Those Friday Economy Sales of
Men s Pajamas and Night Shir
ha nearly
of offered
Tomorrows quantity
sod
youfo
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Continuing the Sfecia1 Sale of
WHITE .ENAMELED
COOKING WARE
At Savings of One-Haf and More

At Sav'ngs Of One-HaF and More
At +oc-Sink Straners Baking Pans Pudding Pans.
At 6sc-Colanders Baking Pans Mixing Bowls Pudding Pans
Wash Basins.
At sscBaking Pans Water Pitchers Mixing Bowls
Saucepans Wash Basins
At $l-3s-o and IL quart Ob1ong Dshpans
At s1L5-Water Pitchers, Toilet Pitchers, Teapot Coffee
Pots, Water Pals.
At $1.45-Oblong Dishpans.
At sL6s-Tea Kettles, Convex Kettles Toilet Pitchers.
At SlSS-Wash Bowls and Pitchers.
At sl!9s-Tea Kettles. and at szss, Baby Bath Tubs
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Fridays Splendid Values in
W0men$ Lou Shoes

together number of lines which sizes
included assortment and perfect
the combined
Z Z, s A:
s.. H.,
soes Sizes AZ. IN AAA An 5 AA az
y. c.
eye Ties Louis and Baby Louis heels in the lot Sizes s
Oxfords Black Patent
3. 31k, SC
military heels Sizes 81 AA;
Wonens Shoes door. " "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
VEREJNE DEBATY KANDI-
DATU MAYORSTVi.

Ones V poledne by,a ma pro-
gramu vefeina schdze pofada-
ma o polednach Zenskym NEST
skym klubem StiIlman diva
die, ma ktere Sc stejn6 tribuny
k volicstvu mluvili Mayor w.
5. Fitzgerald, iakoz ieho
protikandidat E. B. Haserodt.
At jest 6fednicemi kubu $ i
bovano, ze Sc oba sokovf W.
strihajI vSech osobnich nara
EEK, zda seybyti nemyslitolmo,
re by Sc tax skuteGn6 stale. X
schulz pozvan byl Fred Kohler,
jenz ale odfekl. Ode dneska
Ia tyden tut6z dobu sa-
mem mist6 promluvi ostatni
ttyfi kandidati mayorstvi J.
II. Hincliffe, Ch. II. Hubbell,
j. j. Boyle Fred Brown.
Jinak je volebnf kampan Y
pln6m proudu a dnesniho dne
bude pofadano celkem 0sm
schuzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
"S kRlZkEM PO FUNUSE"

Ma radnici doSly stiznosti,
ze nebyly rozeslany vyzvy ma
iitelum lotG a staveniSt', ably
Zbayili pozemky vzrost'e G pie
vele Il rGzneho bejli. iak ma
rizuje ordinance vydana proti
Sifeni Sc letni chfipky. Nest
sky klerk Benkowski Sc Wy
mlouya, re Sc tax nemohlo sta
ii proto. re mu nebyl dan Sc
znam doty6nych majitelu, coz
v&ak opetnf popfra zdravotni
komisaf II. l.. lockwood.
Letni chripka ale zatim po-
ide sama a snad sc doGkame,
ze m6sto Sc rozhoupa X boil,
az nastanou mrazy, kdy mas
bude souzit chfipka zimni,
proti kter6 So opetn6 pustime
V boj, az bude parno. Kdo by
81 tn nevZpomnel ma povestny
Kocourkov? !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
YAWBERG DOkAZUJE SVE
ALIBi.

V nechutn6m procesu proti
okresnimu skolnimu superin-
tendentovi A. G.. Yawbergovi,
jenz jest zaloyan, re neslusny-
mi posuhky 2 oxen sv6ho dfa-
du urazel nekter6 diyky "a
m6stnane il Illuminating Co.,
vypoyidal ycera obzalovany
pred soudcem j. p. Demp-
seyem, re den, kdy elm byl
spachan, nebyl v ufad6, ale do
ma v Berea a tvrzeni toto by
10 take dosy6dteno ieho man
zelkou. Vyslech bude patrnd
skonten jiz dnes.
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pf1buznych "a vylou6eneho
pfistehovalce. Aktuelni cenou
je min6na cena pozemku po
odpotteni morkyce. nezaplace
nych danl q podobn6. Kdyz
viastni pozemek V pffpade po-
zemkov6 Zaruky manzele do
hromady, muSeji oba diva zaru-
kovy formular podepSa'. Vda-
na zena zaruku samostatne
podepsat nem1ze, pon6vada ne
nj pfijatelna jako ruGitelka sa-
mostatna.
Druhy zp6sob zaruky mo-
hou byt Liberty Bondy tfeti
druh 2aruky niue byt slozen
hodnov6rnou ruGitelskou spo-
lecnbstl zvanou Surety Com
pany
Casem niue byt slozena IA
ruka V hotovych pen6zich, ale
TO len V pffpadech mimofad-
n{ch a Sc souhlasem Depart
mentu Of Labor. Jinak zaruka
V hotovych penf2ich je nepri-
pustna.
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NUM- STAL. Sc PRY OBEIl
SRDECNl CHORORY.

Serzant Leonard Weeden
ktery zastfelil Y pondeli S. N.
Munze, jenz Sc chtel vyhnouti
zatteni pro prevalent koralky
1tekem pravi. he ney6ri, re by
NUM- zahynul stfelnou ranou
a tvrdi, re smrt ieho byla pa
tl'n6 Zavin6na srdetni choro
bou, aneb neiakym ynltimim
zranenlm. ktere NUM- utrp6I
bud kdya ujizd4iicim auto
mobllem vra2il do stromu, a.
neb pr seskoku ro2jet6ho
siroje. PravF puyod smrti pax
? listen bude koroneroyou pro-
hlidkou. Jinak Jest policejnim
nacelnikem Smithcm i inspek-
torem Graulem tVrZeno, ze
Weeden by k podobnemu "a
kroteni pine opravnen. ielikoz
lest dokazano, re nem6l nikte-
rak V umyslu zbayiti utikaji-
ciho zivcta, ale Jen abv .mu
dalsi 1tek znemoznil. Panuje
take domn6nka, ne NUM- pr
chal Y autu, kterd bylo V Pitts
burku ukradeno. O cele afffe
budc podana podrobna zpra-
ga mqyoru Fitzgcraldovi. fidi-
lei m9stsk6 bezpeGnosti A. r.
Sprost6mu 4 okresnlmu zalob-
ri T.. C.. StantOn0vi.
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KRATKE TRVANi MANZEL
SkEHO STESTi.

Dne 3. zafi podal Konrad J,
Sassanovsky, 858 vych. l44 I'll,
ruky svoii nev6st6 Anne, ably
krateli timto sIzavym ddo.
linn spoletnou cestou. At sobe
slibovali lasku al do hrobu
tmaVeho, nem6.a tato dlouhe-
no tryanl. Pochovana byla ne
prozretelnym slovem zenicho-
wynn, jenz pojednou prohlasil,
re Vlastne nehledal lenu, ale
hospodyni. TO byla as jedna z
pfltin, proc sklamana zena po-
da a zaIobu o rozvod, jeli-
kOA by tato sloya nestatila, do
dala, ze $ nj manAel Spatne
zachaZel, tax sobG, neznaboh
ten, praVal lepsich jldel Il ze-
nu odbyva. jake arestanta SUI
chym chlebem, ktery j ma
still vlidnymi slovy', ze takova
potrava pro pouhou sluzku
musi postaciti. Soud 0 rozvod
nebyl proveden proto, re man
Eel gentleman neni k nalezeni.