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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
SATURDAY. AUGUST 30. 1921.
LIFTS HAVE THE EXPERT!

LIFTS HAVE THE EXPERT!
According to a report published in
the news columns Of this paper, our
city Councilmen are perturbed over
the possibility of Mayor Harvey en-
ploying a sanitary engineer to make a
survey Of our garbage problem. We
are told that '-the Councilmen made it
clear that the mayor has no city funds,
either contingent or otherwise. on
which he may draw. They pointed
out that he is unable under the law
10 authorize the expenditure of one
cent of the city's monies. and they
therefore were anxious to know how
the mayor was going to engage this
garbage expert. They claim that If
he does so engage any such employe.
the only way he can pay for the ser
vices OF this man VIII be from his own
private purse
All that Is true
But here and now we wish to go on
record as saying that Mayor Harvey
has done more than all the members
of City Council put together have done
10 remedy this disgraceful situation.
While Council has been pickering and
having over technicalities. and pass
ing ordinances, calling for dry gar
hage, which can never be enforced
unless President Harding places army
bayonets at the backs of our citizens,
the mayor on his own initiative. and
without promptings from anyone, has
sought to engage the services of an
expert.
True. If such a man comes here
Mr.. Harvey viii have TO pay him
from his own purse unless Council
authorizes his services. But what a
poor way this is for Council to act,
How silly and childish. One would
think that il was group of Re-
publicans fighting a Democrat mayor.
instead of a Republican Council damn
ing the best efforts of the municipal
leader Of the Republican party. Why
does not Council forget its lordfy airs,
go at least half way to the mayor.
and say:
Here. let's get together on this
garbage matter. You know you can't
pay your expert unless we say yes
but we are with you on this"
But win Council even cooperate TO |
that small extent with its party leader, |
who so well fought the battle of the
Republican party in the last city cleo
ton? Council most decidedly will |
not according to the last reports. But /
what win Council do? No one knows.
But here is what Council did do
Council met Thursday night and
UNANIMOUSLY passed an amend
nent TO the city ordinance governing
The collection and removal of gar
bage. The amendment makes it un-
necessary for the garbage men to col
lect wet garbage. In other words,
dry your garbage I'm some special oven
OF your own before you place it in
the garbage can. or else throw your
wet garbage down your pipes Some
plumbers are known to be good loyal
Republicans. and need the work. boys.
which will start when the pipes be-
come clogged up. After having
passed that brilliant amendment. ;
Council took up a minor thing or SO, IL
Ind then declared it night, the mem |
Ders going to their respective downy s
'ouches feeling no doubt that they had
solved this garbage problem for all /,
ine.
But they have done no such thing. \
What is 70 become Of the wet gar !
age? 2
lis it to be thrown In the yards, and i
o become menace to the health of +
be community &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments OF
Every Evening Readers.

The full name and address of the
writer must accompany each letter. not
necessarily for publication hut as eyi-
dence of good faith. Anonymous COM
munications will be ignored. Publica-
ton CT letters does not carry with 1t
Endorsement by Every. Evening of the
opinions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Also, on this page. is a fine cut of a
noted citizen of his day. the late Del
Noblit, Wilmington's centenarian. He
celebrated the one hundredth ami
versary of his birthday on July 4.
1876. and died year or so later. He
was for long time engaged in the
cabinet making business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
PICTORIAL WILMINGTON
NEARLY FIFTY YEARS AGO
The City Featured in Supplement to the New York
Daily Graphic, the First Venture in the Field Of
Illustrated Daily journalism --How Wilmington Was
Presented in This Production, Under Date Of Tuesday
August Il, 1877

Hollingsworth plant. one taken from
the railroad and the other from the
ChTistiana.
Trump Rrothcra machine plant
Beech street. south of Maryland ave-
nue.
The sash and mill work plant OF
Springer. Morley a Cause. northwest
corner OF Third and Orange streets
1t was an extensive industry In Its
day, but is now no more. its buildings
being devoted to various smaller in
dustries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

The fourth page Is also quite inter-
esting in Its pictorial presentations
They are:
The old First Presbyterian Church.
on the east side of Market street. be-
low >Tenth recently transferred, In
tact, to Brandywine Park.
An interior view of Rugby Aca-
denny. on the second floor, south. of
the Masonic Temple This was Il
famous preparatory school I'm its day.
established and conducted by Or.
Samuel w. Murphy. still living In
Washington.
An excellent view OF Every Eve
ming oiilce. then al the southwest cor
ner of Fifth and Market streets. This
WAS the former homo of the Whining
ton Daily Commercial. which In 1877
wns absorbed hy Every Evening. The
Baynard Banks and Bryan store now
occupies this corner.
The Charles Warner Co.'S coal
yards, at foot of Market street
A view of the old Morris TasISer &
Co. iron works at New Castle.
Henry s. Mccombs' leather manu-
factory, southwest corner of Third
and Orange streets. a dve-story brick
building. II is now occupied as a
storehouse by Mcmahon Brothers.
The old plant Of the IobdeIl Car.
Wheel Coz at Second and Lombard
streets.
The plants Of the Diamond State
Iron Co, at Third and Church streets
and on the lower side of the Christi.
ana river. to the east of Third street
bridge.
The Beggs & Almond brickyard. in
old Brandywine Village, now part of
the Ninth ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Two pictures on the fourth page Of
this supplement recall interesting in
cidents. One Is a view Of DR. Pnsey
Heald's Hygiene Home, corner of
Shallcross avenue and Van Buren
>atreet. now included in the fine and
extensive buildings Of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
When the project of a hospital was
first seriously approached in this city,
il was handled by physicians of both
the leading schools of medicine. as 1t
was not believed there was need for
two hospitals. But frequent CONSUL
tations failed to result in reaching
agreement as to the joint use of a
hospital. Suddenly. the homeopathic
physicians withdrew from the con-
ference, with the announcement that
they would establish and conduct a
hospital Of their school The late J !.
Taylor Cause had purchased DR..
Heald's Hygiene Home. and there
the nucleus Of the present Homeo-
pathic Hospital was established and
soon was in successful operation.
The other view is of the late David
Lemons confectionery manufactary
and bakery, a four-story build
ing at 1T Market street II
is still standing. but it's former
business is no more and David
Lemon is dead. He was engaged in
the construction of this fine new store
when the financial panic Of 1879
struck the country. and Mr. Lemon
found himself crippled by the failure
Of local banking house with which
he had about $1,000 on deposit at the
time, and which he had proposed using
in payment of the new building. His
financial crippling from this severe
shock caused his failure in business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Yours

]. p. Fisher.
Wilmington. August is, 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
SENSACE z CESkOSI.O-
VENSkA.

Berlin, 19. zari. Universal
novinaiska kamcelaF oznamu-
je, re v Praze byla vladou od-
halena ohromna defraudace We
vladnich uradech, ktera vyka-
zuje dvanact bilionu korun.
Podvod dal Sc pry "a nakupo-
vani ruznych vladnich potfeb,
jakoz i mouky a jinych potra-
vim. Podvod byl pry maskovan
nepravymi zanaSkami do vlad
Mich kneh.
(Tento kabelogram Hearsto
Wy tiskove kancelare tyka sc
asi vysetrovani hospodarstvi V
ruznych dstfednach, jez po
delsi dobu vedeno. Bylo V
Mich hospodarstvi nepochybne
"turecke", dluzno vsak vycka-
ii podrobn6jsich zprav, jez oh
jasni, pokud da Sc mluviti Q
podvodech a pokud o neschop-
nosti a nedbalosti yedouclch
cinitelu.)
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Ma VASEM LOTE

vim dunn o peti pokojich S
koupelnou. Fernes, skopky ma
pradlo, elektricke svetlo d Wy
papirovani "a obnos $500,
hotov6 slozite 5000 a zbytek
ma spldtky $500, mesicne.
Haste Sc u Jos. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. " Corlett. 80
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Strana zapadni:

Brooklyn Library, W. % a
Mapledale, Y dtery; Carnegie
w. Library, Fulton rd. n
Bridge Ave. y pondeli, dtery a
ve ctvrtek; Edgewater Library,
7434 Detroit Ave, 0tery;
Gilbert School, w. 58th a Sto-
rer, Y pondeli, vyucuje Mr..
Bartun6k; Jefferson Library,
$50 Jefferson, patek; Har-
rlson School, Dowd ST., Lake
wood, We stredu; Lorain ST..
Library, 8216 Lorain Ave- V
patek; South Library, Clark q
Scranton, We stredu; fremont
ISchool, fremont w. 10th ST.
pond6li; Citizens Bureau,
odd Court House, We ctyrtek.
Pro muze pracuiici Y noci
zrizena bude zylaStni trida Y
The Citizens Gfadovne stare
soudnici sice We stfedu cd .
hod, ranni.
Tataz ufadovna bude ote.
vrena kazd5 ctvrtek od Z. d.
9. hod. vecerni k vypomoc
vSem osobam, jez podavaji "a
dost o naturalisaci a pozaduj
rilzne informace, tikajici sf
obcanstvi, nebo pfistehovale
ctvi poskytuii Sc rady ] po
moe V nekterych pripadech.
Uradovna otevfena jest o.
g. hod. ranni do 5. hod. odp
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ZNAME NITA
PRfLEZI-

TOST pro toho, kde chce w
delat penize. ia pficmou cd
jezdu do Czech prodam dun a
veskery nabytek o $4,000 lev
neji nez-li ie pravidelna cena.
Majetek ie ma pekne ulici,
blize Broadway a vych 80, ul.
Zada Sc neco malo hotove a o.
statni Sc pocka ma mesicni
splatky, Zavolejte Union 958
w. 9-22
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PRODA Sc pekna farma o
101 akrech, zachovale hospo-
darsk6 budovy, dlazdena ce-
sta, Is mil od Clevelandu. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotove $4,000. -
Farma 0 Z akrech, hodici Sc
pro pestovani dr0beze Il pou-
licni kary, dun 6h poko-
jich, slepicnik, go pri 28 str,
zasoby, RUNE nafadi a iine.
Vezme Sc mestsky majetek ma
vymenu. Haste Sc u J.. Jares,
5847 Broadway. Tel. Bell
Broadway 1927 w. 9-26
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PR0DA Sc novy dunn 0 se-
sti pokojich blize kary q sko-
lv, yse moderne zaTizeno. Hla-
sic Sc vcis 12416 Craven Ave.
o-20
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PRIOBCOVACf KURSY.

Pro muze a zeny majici jiz
prvni list byly zrizeny tridy, VI
nichz by byli pripraveni pro
zakonem predepsanou zkou-
sku pri yydayanl obGanSkeho
listu. Vyucovati Sc bude po ce-
~ rok jednou tydne cd TOO dol
900 hod. yecer. Jest-li re po-
sluchac t6chto trid, die domne-
nj ucitele, bude zpusobilym XII
zkouSce, obdrzi certifikat, kite
ry bude slouziti IA dukaz do
bre prlpravy pro americke OBJ
canstvi. Vyzadejte 81 seznami
techto tfid, V The Citizens Bu-I
reau V stare soudnici ma na-I
mesti, neb v n6ktero verejne
knihovne. Pripojeny seznam
podl6ha zmenam, jeikoz Sc no
We tridy cas- cd casu m6ni.
Strana vychodni;
Alta House, 12510 Mayfield
rd., v dtery; Broadway Libra
ry, Broadway a Il. 55. St., V
pondeli We stfedu, vyucuji
MIR. Prucha; Collinwood Jr.
High, 152 al. a St. Clair, V pom
deli; Eagle School, Eagle biz
re E. 9. ul., patek; +. Tech,
High School, Il. 55. a ScoviIl,
utery E. End Neighborhood,
l2749 WoodhilI Rd., V patek /;
E. 79. st. Library, 1915 e. 70.
lSt., V utery; Chenille Library,
l10523 st. Clair Ave. v patek (;
Goodrich House, 1920 E. 81.
Iul. V pondeIi; Hiram House,
2723 Orange Ave. V pondeIi
Mt. Pleasant School, +. 116. a
Union Ave. Y pondei, vyucu-
ie Mr.. Chaloupka; Memorial
School, L. 152 a Waterloo rd,,
v pondeli; Quincy Library, +.
70. a Quincy Ave We stredu;
Rawlings Jr. High, Rawlings
a E. 70. ul., Y pondei Rice
ISchool, E. 116, roh Buckeye, y
pondeli St. Clair Library, 81
IClair E. 55. uL, Y pondeli
dtery, stredu a ctyrtek; Soutf
High, Broadway Fullerton
We stredu; Woodland Library
5806 Woodland Ave, We sire
du; Woodland Bath House, Z
lob. a Woodland we stfedu.
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cinitelu.)
Anastasie, "muzete jenom opet |
prijiti''.
"NevyruSuji-li, mia pani
Fornieroya q dovolite-li mi Wy,
Jakoz i madame Lurotova a
siecna Evzenie, tedy nyni, po-
nevada mann vice prazdneho
casu, 81 dopreji te cti casteji a
ucinim casem malou navst6-
vu".
Dude mne velice t6sit, pa
ne Rabiote'.
"A co Wy na TO rikate, PAM
Lurotova?"
Dude mne tez velice tesit
Sc vami Ease shledat, pane
Rabiote".
"Nuze tedy, danny, nemu-
sim Sc obavat, re vas budu OBJ
tezovat. Tedy ma brzkou shle-
danou!"
Pozdravil nastudoVanou,
tcu temer prehnanou zdvofilo-
sti a vzdalil Sc.
Ku Anastasii, ktera jej ven
doprovodila, pravil Rabiot:
"Nuze, proved jsem dobfe
svoji fec?"
"Podivuhodne".
"Mysllm, re umim zajiti 81
ma vdovu'.
'Vynasi vas stale DO oblak;
zajist6 jste pozoroval, ze jsem
dobre pfipravila pudu'.
"Co Sc stare dotyce, ano.
Jen dceru -"
IS tou budu tez bro hoto-
va.
"To jest prece nutno, hro-
me! Nebylo mi mozno vylakati
na III ami jedineho dsmeVu
Jest chladna jako kus ledu".
"Taz prav6 nezapomnela-
"Zcela dobre, to jest prici-
ma, musite jiste vynalezti pro
stredek, by mala mne lepst
nineni''.
"Doufam, re sc mi to poda.
II, ale to vyzaduje dlouhehc
casu. Tolik jest jisto, kdyz maj
ka jednou fekne ku dcefi: ia
chci!', tn Sc divka jiste neod
vazi odporovati. - Mate mat
ku, dceru take pfivedeme !
rOzumu".
Madame Lurotova nepocl
, tia zadne slabosti dnes'
"To Jest pravda a PRIDE Il
/ bezpochyby odtud, re sc dne
!. pohybovala, ale nedivila byci
: Sc, kdyby jeste ma vecer neJak.
zachvat Sc dostaVil".
"Dobre. Hled'te tedy vyuzlt
: kovati medikamentu".
Ctyri dni uplynuli, nez Sc Fl
: blot Ease dostavil do Willy. Po
, tom po tyden prichazel kazd6
no druheho dine, a nasledujlc
+ tyden kazdeho dne.
1 V pfitomnosti vdovy a leJ
dcery Anastasie dala mu XII
/ cd zadnich dvefi zahrady, j
: miz prichazel.
e Zfidka pfichazel ku snlda
nj; radeji konal sy6 navstey
a odpoledne, k tomu tyto NJ
:. vstevy byIy kratke obycejn'
!, jakoby byl chtel, by po nei
/ touzily.
a NeodloziI sve barvy; by
a stale tyz: vesely, zpusobn,
i plny starostlivosti o matku
J dceru, kratce, hral svoji uloh
i. stale znamenit6. Ovsem byl
Il mu protivnym jednati tax pro
povaze; ale CO by Sc neufinil
a pro miIionv?
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME ST prodavacka v
striznim obchode "a Koudelu"
" els. 4735 Broadway, ktera
Sc dokonale vyznd Y prodeji
strizniho zbozL spodniho a
svrehniho prada, puncoch a
iinvch potreb do oboru toho
spadajicich. TIvalc a snadne
zamestnani, kratka pracovni
doba S primefenym platem. =?
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z TRANCOUzSKEHO.
%.

blot vyStrojen a vessel do Willy.
Ia timto ucelem nalezl pro-
stredek, by omladnul 0 deset
let, Vyvolil 81 oblek, ktery ST.
ce nevyhovoyal panujici mo-
de, ale dobre mu slusel. Mocl
Sc stahnul, by svoji postavu u
6inil stihlou a mladistvou. Je-
no nenucene chovani, zarlci O.
ko natoeene kniry dodavaly
mu kaavlirskou podobu. S le-
plci pomadou pripeynene vlasy
zakrXyaly temer uplne holou
cast jeho lebky.
Danny ocekavaly jei salo-
nu. Objevil Sc pred mimi u
smivajici Sc tvari. Co MONA
nejnenuceneji obejmul Anasta
sii jako starou pritelkyni; po-
tom gratuloval pani Lurotove
ku jejimu zotaveni, konecne
poklonil Sc, jeste stale Sc usmi
vaje, ale mltky a uctiye, MIA
de divce.
Potom Sc posadil, a pone-
vadz cht6l danny bavit a pro
sebe ziskati, mluvil o Parizi
jako clovek. ktery il zna, 0
novych kusech, o nejslavnej-
stch umelcich, 0 vsem drobet;
ihned obratil rec ma denni u
dalosti, na ocekavany snatek
pana Brelota slecny Fircelli-
move, 0 podobnych vecech, KITE
re lie cisti V casopisech, a
jimz Sc q pameti naucil. by Sc
mohl honositi moudrosti il
nych. Svoii roll studoval zali-
ste dlouho a horlive.
Anastasie a madame Luro-
tova nespoustely oti jeho ust
a ssaly jeho slova. Cd Vesele-
no vypravovani pfisel ku smut
ne udalosti a kdyz vypravoval
doiemn0u anekdotu, tez jeho
tahy vzaIY ma sebe iiny vyraz
staly Sc vaznymi a DOZEN by
t6mer V ieho hlasu.
Nezdalo Sc, re venuje Eve,
nil mnoho pozornosti; ale y
to, co rekl, vpletl neco lichoti
veho. Vdov6 bud vstoupils
Shy do oci neb uSel usmev je
Jim rtum.
PAM Lurotove zdal Sc byt
velmi miloVanihodnym, velm
vzd6lanym a zabavnym. Kdyi
81 pripomneIa, co jeji pritel
kyne il rekla o vytecnem pant
Rabiotovi, tu pozorovala jei
obdivem.
Slecnu Anastasii tez tot
razne vystoupenl naplnilo udi
VEN, nlcmene smala Sc q ce
leho srdce.
CO Sc Evzenie dotyce, "a ne
vedela, co ma myslit; tento pfi
tel pani Fornierove nebyl Q
men Rabiot, ktereho znala, by
to jiny Rabiot; MATTEL dom
ulici beaubourske, one
strasny, nemilosrdnS muz,
nemz zachovala 81 tax bolest
nou upominku, nemohl by
tvz Rabiot, ktereho mela pre-
ocima. A byl-li to on, pfec
TAX Sc prom6nil, oblekl zar'
ven novou kuzi. "To jest ne
vice zvlastni', myslila, 'Je'
mi to prave nesrozumitelno
veci'.
kucharka oznamovala, z
Sc snidan6 prinasi.
Pan Rabiot nabldl pa
Lurotove rame galantne q vs.
chni Sc odebrali do jidelny.
Posadili Sc kolem kulatef
stolu; Rabiot sedl 81 mezi ma
ku a dceru.
Anastasie dala vice penez
kucharka vynasnazila Sc,
hosta uctila, a vyuzltkoVa
neilepe svych talentu.
20 ce1e jidIo byl velmi
sluznym pan Rabiot k damar
posluhoval jim, pfedkladal j
nejIepsi zakusky q nalev
i'm. Pro kazdou nalezal MI
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MATE $4,000?

Prodame Yam 10 akru cerne .
urOdne pudy, ornice, "a $500
hotoye. Pryni splatka DO prv-
M urode. Margatroyd, us
Schofieid Bldg. Main 3412.
so
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt, mohou ST sani Varit Use
zafizeno Haste Sc v els. 40f1
Warren ST. q-22
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koju; vSe Sc mu krasne libilo. /
V Latourelle musilo byti jako |
V raji.
Jaky rozdil u porovnani o.
5klivou Parizil St'astni ii, KITE
Ii mohou ziti ma venAoye! To |
bylo jeho snem, ktery pony |
slel uskutecniti snad brzo; spo |
KOHL by Sc S domem, jako~ jest |
villa pani Fornierove. Ale ma
lezl by neco podobn6ho? Ma
dame Fornierova m6la stesti.
TAX usmevave, tax prijemne,
tax dobre krasne misto.
"Naleznete, pane Rabiote",
pravila Anastasie, "a sice bez
obtize, hezky venkovsky dunn
die vasi. libosti; ale predevslm
byste Sc mel ozeniti. Mate vel
mi krasne jmeni, neschazi vam
mic nez pani. Nebot' nemdzete
prece byti stale mladencem".
"To jest pravda, nejdrazsi,
rad bych Sc ozenil; ziti sam
neni prece velmi zajimavym.
Ale ku ozeneni nalezejl dive
veci; jedna Sc to, nalezti
vhodnou zenu. Povazuji to "a
mnohem tezsi, nez vyhledat
venkovsky dunn.
"Koho hledat neomrzi, ma
lezne oboji, pane Rabiote'.
"Dum ma kazdy pad snaze
nez pani".
"Neni nedostatek divek
schopnych vdavek".
Gale ia bych il musil nalezti
na ceste. ia jsem velmi spat-
nym hledatelem. Vite co, dra-
ha pani Fornierova, mela byste
mi trochu V t6to veci pomoci'.
"Dobre tedy - zkusim sve
Stesti', odvetila Anastasie, hla
site Sc smeiic.
Madame Lurotova Sc usmi-
vala.
Evzenie toho zcela nepozo-
lrcvala, o Gem bylo hovoreno
ieii myslenky byly jinde.
Rabiotovi byla ukazana ku-
chyn6 a celednik, kde Forel
snldal kucharkou.
Forel, ktery ted hral ulohu
zahradnika, vymenil pohled S
Rabiotem.
u kuchyn6 slo Sc do zahra-
dy, liz prosli dvakrat neb tri.
Erat vsemi smery.
Rabiot poGal ma novo chva.
lit statek; kdyz Sc zastaVil poo
starymi stromy, obdivoval Je
lPraYil, re mysli, re pfivetivej,
Siho nenl mic We Ville-d "A
vray. Zahrada ze ma krasnS
stin, a ze jest dobre pestovana
Gratuloval pani Fornierove
iejimu zahradniku. Tento ma
" zeleny kout re jest nejmi
leiSim, &c musi vybizeti kl
snivosti; re Jest vunemi prosa
ky, usmevavy, plny poesie
, lie Jest tez V dostatecne veil
kosti; mimo to ze nemiluje We
i kych veci.
| Podel chodeb stromovycl
; byly kvetfny, ktere rostly tai
: iak chtely
Beze vsech okolku natrha
+ pan Rabiot hrstku, pri Gem
/ hledel ma roZmanltost bareN
S dost dobrym vyberem kveti
g uvil kytku q podal il mlad
divce, ktera il mechanicky pr
! jala.
! Potion obratil sc ku Ana
( stasii pravil usmevave
0 zdanlivou spokojenosti: Mil
: pani Fornieroya, nebud'te 4;
livou, kvetiny stvoril mily BIZ
a pro mlade divky".
y fMlad6 divky a kvetiny jso
a sestry". odpovedela, chtejic
kazati, re tez ona ma poetich
/ myslenky.
/; Vratili Sc pax do salonu
n rozmlouvali jeste pul hodink
Al Potion zdvihnul Sc Rabio
"a ktery "a vhodne uznal, nez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-20
PRIJME 81 divka anglicki

FNIJWE SE dIVka angllcKe
reel mocna na vseobecnou do
maci praci. Musi miti dobr6
odporuceni. Ktera umi vafit,
ma prednost. Haste Sc v els.
2509 Norfolk Rd., roh Berky-
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Heights baru. Tel. Fairmount
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OZN A M K Y.

STARSl ZENA hleda misto
k opatroyani ditek. Nechte a
dressu v adm. l.. listu. 9-21
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-14
S. B. A. REFLECTS
ZIMMERMAN AS
HEAD Of SOCIETY
AMARILLO ORGANIZATION IL
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Ms, Warner Talks
AT Various Towns

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