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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
WECHANICAL ENGINEER


ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
irgs made. jigg and Fixture designing
a specially. Ideas developed. Z. Is.
Aiichaels Mech. Consltg. Eng. associated
with " y. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
609-61O Best Bldg. Phone &. / 700.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ELEVEN ROOM tROOMINGJ HOUSE.
Price reasonable. BIS = Twentieth
street.
FOE RENT: STORE ROOM GOOD LO-
cation and living rooms. Stock and
fixtures can be bought as desired Adj
dress Store care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
B. P. o ELks No. $50.

Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at
Elks' club. Waiter J. Grit
I'm, exalted ruler. c. n.
Isaacson. secretary. Visit
ing brothers always well
ccns. Club rooms at 10
Eighteenth street.
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WANTED-SALESMAN.

SALESMAN: STEADY AND RELIABLE
men TO sell best health and accident
policies on earth. Complete protection
for one dollar per month. AL classes
Experience unnecessary, as We teach
you and furnish live Il ads. Get IN the
game now and earn big money 4. B.
dar.an. MGR. Merchants Ldfe 6 Casu-
atty Co. 7O4 Putnam Bldg Davenport.
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RI-FoRD POST 243, G. A. B.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons of each month at :
O clock in Memorial hall In
the court house. B. r. Baugh-
man, commander. H. c. First,
adIutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
: FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

: PIANO. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
, Cost $500. viii sacrifice very cheap
y Address BOX 81. care Argus
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WANTED-MALr HELP.

EXPERIENCED SOFA FOUNTAIN DIS
penser who lives IN Rock Island Apply
In person. Hickey Bros 424 Brady
sLrEel- Davar.-,,rt
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EOCh ISLAND COUNCIL No. ~, K. q 5.
M-Ihe stated Assemblies OF hock As
.aad LOuuGl4 NO. ~. Il. Is ;. - AL
be he4A on the thru " eune50aJ UI e4sGn
month ". :. Spencer. =. 1. NJ, .. b.
tiI.als 5FaucL, reCOruer.
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER, NO. 269.
Oruer Eastern Star.--h-cs llar meetings
second " eunesdAy o. eacn AIon1n- NIs-
ItlnE stars We4Guule. -nEs- Josephine
Aaes, ~ NJ, Msry +. ATeLs. sscresALy.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains. csnopies. stack covers. etc
Made in B. l. r ". Porch. R 1. S74
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

EDw L. EAGLE-LAwYER, GENERAL
once IN court house. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
LODGE DIRECTORY.


Masonic Temple. Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
r4y STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81, A. F. d A. M, Will
,/s~xN be held on the hrst Thurs
N {; Z Z, : s: 81:
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
NEGRO PRAISED FOR PROGRESS EXCEPTIONALLY AND
COMMERCIALLY.

of
presiding bishop Episcopal Church praised
address held St Johns Cathedral recently
presented the nppeave
the while 100000 who
Tere 100000 Negroes citizens of the United States
while them immoral crimes when
it? blame
The
Christian the people"
quoting this bishop
o
other this relative
that Bishop Christian
a
vidua nation We
homeland
ecclesiastical
they
by
right the uhodng
and the
they it, but they would helping hand
is fortunate here and there find
of
and always keeping before them the the
the
this and eader-Bshop Thos j. Galor
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
BISHOP VERNON IN AFRICA.


X Church Il Bishop William
Il The Bishop
located the Union South Africa where political
divided between Bron anything tends
o
a both
o
Il
as a
evidently
n
African Metodism
of
o A..
William r. Vernon had
COLORADO STATESMAN
predict him building
organization The
Age amply uifos predictions Bishop
Western University Qunaro
register the United
household
His
his und
acquired developed
he
Professor
he to
selfufilmmt
a continued climb
nc
in
platform the pulpit in
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS RECEPTION
HUGE SUCCESS.

A reception to all the High school
boys was held at the Y. w G. \. Sat
urday night, oct $, under the leader
shin of Mr.. Townsend. The program
was MS high class rs any seen at the
Orpheum theater, and when the pro
gram was brought to II close all pres
ent wanted just little more. Those
who did themselves credit were the
famous Morrison's trio, composed of
Messrs. Morrison, Davis and Mrs. Wca-
yer. Their numbers brought down the
house. Miss Cole also won herself
into the hearts of an the boys by her
wonderful singing. The Boys orches-
ira played some real snappy pieces
and proved themselves worthy of Il
great deal of praise. Then to tip the
boys over in bewilderment, Captain
Jones did all and more than was eN-
pected of him with his sleight of hand
tricks and still has the boys guessing
Popular songs led by Mr.. Townsend,
and different stunts put on by the boys
also went big. DIR. Clarence Holmes
acted as master of ceremonies. Re
freshments were served at the close of
the program by the Boys Work COM
mittee.
The new officers of the Hi-Y club
We're elected Monday night and the fol-
lowing were the successful candidates:
James Sims, East Denver High, presi-
dent; Roy Johnson, Manual Training
High. secretary; Edward Davis, Man
ual Training High, treasurer. The
Hi-Y meets every Monday night at
Z 80 p. IN.
Attention, men and boys! Don't for
get the public bath house every We'd
nesday from . 80 to in the gym;
swimming from > 80 to p. m.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
FRIEN S!

Last Sunday evening at the resi-
fayette street, was gathering of
ladies unique in many ways and i'm
bued with a purpose that was most
notable Some months ago Denver
had been IA foremost character in club,
church and political circles. She pos
sessed push, initiative and originality.
She believed in herself, she glOried in
the eXaltation of womanhood. Coming
from family of high intellectual
force and sterling character, she had
her full quota of friends among the
leaders of both races. During the war
period, when woman's devotion TO Il
sacred cause scared to heights of the
sublime, she was ceaSeleSS in her Red
Cross work and other war charities.
Perhaps her energies were then under
mined and left her physically an easy
prey to the heavy hand of affliction
that fell upon her many months ago.
In some ways, she abides in a new
world. The brilliancy of daytime hap
piness is now supplanted by night Of
abyssmal darkness. But she is not to
be without cheer. She is not left alone
in her affliction.
Lead kindly light amid the encirc-
ling gloom" can sometimes be applied
to every day life with all its virility
and meaning, for such Il light pene-
trated the home of Mrs. Isabel Stewart
last Sunday morning. 1t was the light
of sweet remembrance of other days
carried aloft by Mrs. Ida DePriest,
Mrs. Jessie Carter and Mrs. Georgia
Contee. Aided by many friends just
as loyal and devoted as these three, Il
substantial token was given Mrs.
Stewart. Without display, pOmp or oS-
tentation an act of kindness was be
slowed that will live long as II price
less tribute to the womanhood of
Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
BOULDER, COLO, NEWS.

The residents of Boulder were n lit
ing and see the ground covered with
snow. Tho some wise head Just eX-
pected snow" the majority acknowl-
edged the surprise. We look for nice
weather again now for while, as we
believe this was just foretaste of
what we will receive later on.
Mr.. CIemeth Sutton is attending the
university. He is Il soph this year.
He is taking medcs.
Mrs. james received word from her
brother, Mr.. Herbert Black of Los An
geles, Calf, is well on the road to re-
covery from a recent operation.
Mrs. George Morrison left here
Thursday morning to attend the grand
ball and entertainment given by the
Daughters of Isis" in Denver.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson received
word from his wife, Mrs. Leila Thomp-
son, in Detroit. Mich, that she was
not feeling So well and might remain
some time longer.
The Lords Supper was observed at
the Baptist chiuch on the first Sunday
of this month. a'
Rev. Jackson preached Sunday
morning from the parable of the I'm
righteous Steward" subject. "The
Right Use of Money. Sunday night
was the song service from the planta-
/ tion melodies. Service was enjoyed by
all. 1 think it would be wise to get
back TO our folk songs" Every emo,
tion of the race is voiced in our songs
May they be sung more and more and
| be proud of them.
Rev. Carter spoke from Matt. SO 80
! Subject Submission to Gods WILL
portraying how Jesus bowed His head
| in submission to His Fathers will. 50
we must do to get the fullness of peace
and joy.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
Dogs Trained to Hunt rruifIes

The truille is an edible fungus
growth found in certain parts of Eu-
rope, growing few inches under
ground. and is considered delicacy
for the table. Dogs are often trained
to find them They learn to detect the
presence of the truiIle under the sur
face of the soil by faint odor given
out by the truflle. The dog, when over
the spot, stops and ITS tie ground
with his paw. The N digs up
the truhle.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
CHEYENNE, WYO.
NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witt entertained
selected friends in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Taylor. who will soon de-
part for their winter home Mt Denver,
Colo. Complimentary remarks were
made by the guests, and regrets at the
departure of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor,
who have held prominent place in
the social and civic life of this city.
The Taylors viii make their home mt
2516 Emerson street, Denver.
Mrs. Matte Crawley, who has been
seriously III, has completely recovered.
Mrs. Otis West is out of danger. but
is still very sick woman.
proclamation night" at the Civic
league meeting Sept. 90. brought out
small and intelligent audience. An
excellent program was rendered and
those who failed to attend missed a
rare treat 4 small collection was
raised for the hospital fund.
Sammic Bard and his twin sister en-
tertaincd their hahv friends on Sept.
% their third birthday.
Mr.. Norman Ppnninrston wns 60
vnrnlv injured in rntorcvrle rore in
which ne was narticinant. The rn-
sult win cnren him N lose foot. He
Is ~ ST Johns hospital in serious
condition.
Tho y. a. a. r. u mot on Tnndn~
o,-orir" ond will snnd n netitior IN
Trorrin"'s rnrrnsnntativns ~ Tvneh-
'rrtnn ronunet;ro +hnr, 10 e,'-no~t +bo
nre~ h'r. Nrrs rTottin Iofrorenr is
rrnsihnrt or tho hrnroh hern and Mr.
.Tor,,ns raeI-;n iS rooretnrv.
Nv. Tnl'ro~ tho n"nrt Fnr THO
Statesmen ord othor rooo nonors. ro-
nunste hts rr'onds 10 s"I,eor'hn for nrr
nonnrS ~ tho roor and nnr in OIL
voncn. TTo win oo1Ioot or ono o"u corh
n'ornv 70 tho nrh1iSrin@ comnonv. pnr-
SnnnI afco're rrnvnrt hin, dol'ror'r1
nnnnrS rromnt,v. Whom nnnnrs nrn
Tho nonnrS cnet iesS. phonn nnvvs
itnmS to 1417 w. or mail TO p. q. Rov
27o
Mrs VIM. Smith &c tho nrosidort of
the Tomon's Sonr"hIi"ht clrh for tho
nneu'n" veor Nvo con~rotrrInto tho.
ladies on thnir choion for nraei1entI
Mrs. Smith is tbn 1eod'r~ woman in
tho state in unlift wo~r- toI-os q nrou1-
irent mort in civic and rnri"iors 1'fn
and is thn nroud ro0ther Of two haou-
tiful children. Tho training of chill
drnn is not theory with her. hut an
actual fact.
Mr.. walter Dnyis has charge of the
officers mess Mt Ft. u. A. Russell.
Very beautiful quarters are arranged
for Mr.. and Mrs. Davis at the fort.
and we will miss their pleasant smiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Honllins depart
ed for SARATOGA, Wyo., for an indefi-
note state Mr.. Hopkins has an eX-
cellent position at Saratoga in a laun-
dry company.
Baby McMickens was bitten by
dog and is in serious condition.
Julius Brown, son of Mrs. Frank Nc
Comb was slightly injured, caused by
Il fall from motorcycle.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
Clean Your Clock.

Saturate "A cloth OF pad of cotton
with kerosene and. laying it in small
receptacle, put it inside the clock. The
tunes Will loosen any fore gn substance
on the wheels and cause it to drop !;
it also lubricateS. or. remove the
works Of an all-metaI clock, put it in
TO Il clean vessel. cover the works with
clean kcrosepe; cover Chilly until the
grease aud dirt are cut and removed,
then return to its case
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
cyoIopeula or Encyc,op.d,a.

The word "cyclopedia" is the name
of work giving, usually under its
terms arranged in alphabetical order.
summary of some single branch of
knowledge, rs Il cyclopedia of music.
Sometimes the word is used in II wider
sense Tor The word "encyclopedia,
which is tn name of n work contain
INK iuior...J,uu on all subjects or eN-
haustNe oi one subject, arranged in
SystoI..stIG % 0.I. -.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
Enoravino 5000 Years old.

An engraving approximately 5000
years old was discovered recently in
Wales Upon the plaque are number
Of triangular symbols dating from
NeolitlHc tLes probably by workmen
Of the HER nl. ace. many evidences
Of which Nc
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15
ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH
THIRTY-SEcOND AND La
FAYETTE.

Rev. F. T. Smith, Pastor. Residence,
2761 WeIton Street.
9 40 n. m.-Sunday School.
IL 10 II. m.-Preaching.
6 30 p. m.-B. Y. Z. U.
S:15 p. m.-Preaching.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-10-15


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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05
NABIDNUTf K SNATKU.

Ia pfiGinou nedoStatku zna-
mosti minlm Sc seznamiti S
divkou neb bezd6tnou vdovou
v start do 35 rokd "a pricinou
shatku. Jsem svoboden, 40 ro-
XII star a vlastnim kol $4,000
hotovych. Hledam zenu, ktera
by mela zalibeni V hospodaf-
stvi a ktera by vlastnila prime
rene jmeni k menu. Poctiye
mln6n6 nabidky pfilozenou
podobenkou, ktera Sc ma pozd-
dani vrati, zaslete pod znac-
kou "S5atek' do adm. t. list:.;;.
MlcenliYost sc zaruGuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05
ZiTREJSI DIVADLA.

"Posledni lnuz", yyborna We
selohra Svobodova bude zitrej
81 ned6le opetne provedena v
Ceske Mar. SIM Dram. Sbo-
rem Tyl. Vtbpny kousek sbal
Sc rapertoirnf hrou vinohrad-
sk6ho m6stskeho divadIa, kde
plni stale domy hlaVne zaslu-
hou originelni osnovy velice
vtjpneho dialogu. V meziakti
"a pfi pozdejsim tanecnim vim
ku 1cinkuje sokolsa hudba.
''Vojnarka'', pGsobici toto
drama al. Jiraska, litici tax
trefn6 zivot naseho lidu ma
vesnici, jist6 vykona Ultra
yoii povinnost jako vzdy a
laplni telocvicnu Sokola Gle
Gland ma Quincy Ave. Hra Wy
Dlavena a hrana bude drama
tick5m odborem Jednot Tabo-
ritskIch ~ spoludcinkovani
hubby pana MaIika.
"Siari blazni' Sc jmenuje
hra 2 vesnick6ho ziyota, KITE
ron sehraii Ultra Odpoledne V
Cesk6 Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
.Slov. Mar. Sokoli, sbor 260, Il.
is. j. S. Zajimavy obrazek ma
psal ] l.. Turnovsky a pro slo-
vensk6 divadlo upravil Jan Or
cash, ienz ridi j sodcasn6 hud-
5u.. Take zde vzata Jest osnova
kusu y lidu selsk6ho, ktery jest
mann lreslen mistrnymi figur-
kami naseho venkova. Raduje
me &c, ze Sc divadlo ochotni-
ck6 tax pekne u bratri Slovaku
uiima a tosi mas nepopratol-
! ny pokrok, iaky ma tomto kul-
Iturntm poll vykazuli
"Seslreri5lxy", oblibenou tu-
| to ycsclohru od Jos. SkruznGho
ehraje V Osadni SIM u T. Ma
RE Lourdske Dramaticky Sbor
Ant. pvofdk. Vesela hra nenl
sice takt6z zadnou novinkou,
! ale jsme jisti, re Sc bude j III
ira tesiti velice elusne zabaV6
20 divadlc nasledoyati bude ta
netni yinek. Pro priste chyst6
sbor sensacni drama MADAME
x"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05
HLAVNf KLfC XII zDRAVI.

Kazdy majitel automobile
Vam rekne, re mate-li uhlik
cili karbon cylindrech, nemu
re chod stroje bJti dobry. z to-
no plyne, ze musite zbavit svnj
automobil uhliku. Hlavni klic
Ike zdravi lidslI6mu je stejny:
Musite zbaviti sv6 t6lo odpadko
vych ieddl Neni-li We VaSi
krvi techto odpadkovych latek,
nenastydnete Sc. Katary, reu-
natismus, neuralgie, zan6t pru
dusek cili bronchitis a pod. re-
di Sc vzdy V Ieniyosti Vaseho
zaludku a vnitrnosti. K regu-
lovani iich neni lepsiho l6ku
ovSem mad Trinerovo Hork6
Vino. Ucinkujet' bezpecne a
bez ujimani. Kazdg, kdo je
zkusi, sezna, re Je neJVys spo-
lchliv6. PAM w. Lasco psala
nam Y Genoa Junction, Wis,
dine 6. fiina: 'Zkusila jsem Tri-
nerovo HoTb6 Vino a pokladam
ie "a vJborn6'. A skoro SOU
casn6, jen 0 den drive, Dsal nam
pan James p. Vail 2 Rosary
Hill Home, Hawthorne, N. ":
Vyuzival isem ctyFi lahye Tri-
nerova Hork6ho Vina- mohu
ie kazd6mu doporucitP. kupte
ST lie II sveho lakarnika robo
prodavace leku a jiste pottr 2!-
tie vy5e uvedene posudky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05

Evzenie', promhivila jejf
matka, 'mela jsi dnes cest mlu-
Wit S veleddstojnym panem ar
cinotafem?'
'Ano, mama.
'Mluvi dobre, neni-li pray
DAP
% ano, velmi dobre'.
Medal ii asi jinou nez do
brou radu'.
Rekl mi veci, ktere veskery-
mi mymi nahledy otIasly . k
Vdzn6mu premysleni pohnuly.
Mama, vzpouzela jsem Sc proti
tve vuh, to nebylo hezke ode
mne; proslm te ia odpusteni a
lituii, re jsem ii spusobila ta-
kovy zarmutek'.
Anastasie, ktera byla hovo-
ru tomuto prftomna, zaTila ra-
dostf.
Mama, pokracovala Eve
ME, wis, ze jsem Luciano mi
loyala; chtela jsem mu zGstati
v6rna; ale nynf, kdyz ma mne
chce zapomenouti, nemohu vi
&c ma neho mysliti. We psanf,
ktere mi postal -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05

na Luciano jeho pratele, KITE
ii Sc stall tez vasimi. Cinte, CO
Jsem yam rekl a nebojte Sc nj
ceho'.
Morillon stiskl dlvce ruku
vrele a opustil jeji pokoj Sc slo-
Wy: Ma brzke shledani!
Sci do zahrady, by vyhledal
madame Fornierovou, ktera,
jak predvldal, netrp6live jej O.
Gekavala.
Anastasie pohlizela nan chti
We tazajfcimi Sc zraky.
Mia dcero, wal jsem Ma Sc
be ulohu, ktera byla obtiznejsi,
rez jsem ocekavaP, pravil, 'mu
sci jsem pouz1ti veskere me W.
mluVnosti. Slecna Lurotoya
mne poslouchala, porozumela
mi, a doufam, re jsem 1cel syaj
uplne dosahl'.
A slavnym tonem dodal
HAS kneze Jest hlasem Pa
n6p
Cestou k vratum vym6nili je-
ste nekolik slov; pax rozloucil
se falesny knee faleSnou ma
dame Fornierovou S podotknu-
tim, re il co nejdrfve op6t ma
v.tlvi.
Ami stin podezfeni nevznikl
V dcefi Forelov6. V6rila skuteG
ne, re il navStivil Don Jose A
guyar y Bernoya, apostslsky
arcinotaf.
nc Evzenic dosud pfemysIe-
la, zdala Sc pri vecefi vice ne2
kdy jindy starostlivym pocitem
ovladana byti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05
800 STAVKOKAZU BYLO
POVOLANO z CHICAGO.


Ones rano 0 4. hodine prize
10 zvlastnim vlakem Nickel
Plate drahy Q Chicago as 300
stavkokazU,, ktefi byli lined V
autotruckach dovezeni do nile
karny Telling Belle Vernon ma
Cedar Ave. q jina deta dopra-
vena do pobocky ma Eagle ul.
Pezdeji byli pfivezeni muzi
rozd6leni 30 jednotlivych nile
kafskych stanicich. Piketni
.hlldky neucinily AMI pokusu, a
by zakrocily.
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.joranlieovo dedictyi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzSKEHO.

Ones yecer, mile dlt6, mu-
site promluyit; muslte odpove-
d6ti sve matce, kterou t6to
hTe oSklivou ulohu nechavaJl
hrati; musite il fici, re pozna-
vate svou chybu d re svolujete
ku snatku Rabiotem'.
TO nebudu moci nikdy rlci'.
'Muslte, mus1te, me dite,
budete moci; vzpomenete-li 81
MA Luciano, budete miti dost
silly odVahy k male Iii Va
sim nahlym obratem nebudou
pfekvapeny, nebot' ia napfed 0
tom zprav1m madame Fornie-
rovou a ona bude povazovat va
Sc podanf Sc "a yysledek napo-
menutl, kter6 yam udelil spa
n6lsky knez Don Jose Aguyar
y Bernoya. ia tim U nj nabudu
v6tsf~vaznosti a dovoli mi, a.
bych vas op6t navstiviti smell
tax yam dalsi radou pfispel,
.Tedy phi tom zustane, neni-li
pravda?'
"Bude mne to stati velk6
namahanf, pane MoriIlone, ale
ildyz to musi byti, ucinim co
zadate'.
Dobre, mile dite, velmi do
bren pravil MorilIon ruce 81
nina. Zajiste bude Rabiot chti
ii, ably Sc shatek co nejdfive cd
byval. Ia tri neb ctyry dny bu-
de oznameni snatku vyV65en0 V
obccnlm Grad6 g cd zejtrka "a
0sm dni oznami faraF We Vile
d'-Avray prvni ohlasky kaza-
telny. Ale nestarejte Sc 0 mic
nechte jen mas jednati. Mu-
slime Sc zlosyna tax dobfe ucho
pitt, ably nam nemohl zadnima
dvifky uklouznouti. Sibenice
bude ma n6ho nekolik dnd dele
cekati, ale neujde il.
Po t6 wal Evzenii "a ruku
namahave pokracoval vel
kym pohnutim: 'Uboh6, ubohe
dite! Vytrpela jste mnoho; ale
Iii dnov6 isou ty tam. Doufej-
te a duv6rujte! Stesti vase ne
mi liz vzdaleno dostane sc
vam no V nejhojnejSi mirol
Cas- uprchnul brzy', prayll Mo
rillon vstavaje; 'nyni vas mu-
sim opustiti, nebot' madame
Fornierova ocekava mne netr-
pelive. Rekl isem yam vse, te-
ho VAN pro dnes v6deti treba
asi We tfech neb ctyrech dnecF
mne opdt uvidite. Pamatuitt
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DEVICE SPADLO 30 NARICi
VODY.

4-leta Ruby OWensoya, 1902
Scoyill Ave. pfiblizila Sc k va
niece napln6na yrelou vodou,
30 ktero spadla a opafila Sc
tax tazce, ze Il nemocnici Cha
rity, kan byIa dopravena, o je-
jim uzdrarcni pochybujl.
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PRODA Sc:
TOTO JEST KOUPE

2 dQmy ma lot6 2t6 str. dl.
Zadni domek prinaSi naiem
a nfedni jest krasny o 8
syet. a koupel. vytap6ny
horkou yodou. Cena pouze
$500 as $500 treba hoto-
We a tim Sc da piano, gra-
fonola S rekordy, dayen-
port, postele, Sicf stroj, IA
novnf kuchynska kamna q
mnoho rdznych jinych We
ci do domacnosti. Dunn ote-
wren celou ned6li Cd 9 hod.
do 6 hod. veter, tudiz pTijd'
tie Sc podivat, nemusite kou
pitt - do cisla 5015 Perish
ing Ave. Il Broadway, ne
daleko st. Alexis nemocni-
&c.
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FRANTA kREJCL

prodava obnosen6 Satstvo, pre-
delava a cisti muzsl16 a t6z
zenske obleky, poslouzi kaz-
demu k spokojenosti. Prijd e
do els. 1922 Mcbride Ave,
bllze Broadway, proti nemoc-
nici sv. Alexe. 11-8
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IiAVLiCNOVA SLAVNO5T
v DETROIT.

Detroit, i listopadu. DusLoJ-
agm zpusobem vzpomene ste
10 vlroti narozeni Kaila Ha-
vlicka Borovskeho zdeiSi rad
Havlicek, cis. 6 G. S. J. S. u
sDolada totiz Y ned4ti slaynost
S nasleduiicim programem
Zahajeni slaynosti br. j. Me
dIinem. Odhaloni obfazu, zpev
Spi Haylicku, bri. od radu Ha-
vlicek, doproyod na piano 81.
Edna Tenkonoha Hold Vlaj-
KAN, zpov Star Spangled Ban
rer a h,de domoy mpj, zapeje
x. SILVIA Podan$, "a dopro-
godu pi l.. Houston, dcerou br.
.iilecka. ~ Ecd preds. fadu ha-
vlicek, br Oufada. Yes
nicko ma pod Sumavou, piano,
siec. Edna Tenkonoha. - Mat
ka pred soudem, baseh, pi. a.
Podrova ~ Slaynostni recnik,
br. F. }. Kutak. red. Organu
Bratrstva. Nv Dreams cod
TostD zpev, slet. Sylvia Poda-
| my. Anglicky pax promluvi jc-
ste br. j. E. Peck, mistopredse,
ia Hlayniho fadn q Clevelan
du. Zacatek slavnosti jest We
hod. odpol.
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HLEDAM svetl5 pokoj Sc
snldanim, aneb celym zaopa-
trenim blize 80 ul. Cedar A
We. PrihlaSte Sc V els. 8235
Central Ave. 1T
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PRONAJME Sc bvt ma HI

PRONAJME Sc farma 0 81
akrech, 2 kon6, s krav, 2 pra-
sata, 60 slepic, 10 akru oseto
psenici, 4 akry brambor, kuku-
rice, owes, sena a vse farmar-
sk6 naradi. Blizsi sdeli Jos.
Sedivy, 1919 vych. 40. ul., roh
Hamm Ave. lis
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PRODA Sc zanovni automo-
bill, Oldsmobile, osmicylindro-
w, pro sedm osob, stal $2250,
proda Sc ga $1100, pficina pro
deje odjezd 2 mesta. Haste sc
v els. 1890 Warner Rd. 11-5
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PRODAJi ST slime velk6 sa-
zenice ma zivy plot. Haste Sc
7 els. 2447 e. "a. ul. lis
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VYTECNE OBCHODNI

sto pro pricinliveho obchodni-
ka. Grocerni misto, V nemz po
l6ta mattel velmi prospiva.
Jest nem dosti mista, pridat
reznicky obchod; V zadu velky
dunn, najem prinaSi mimo bytu
maiitele obchodu $50 m6sic-
ne. Garaz, plyn, elektrina, v5e
pfihodne. Cena $1,000. Haste
Sc Il Atlas Finance Co, 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma A. ST.
cha. lis