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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
PRODA Sc neb vyme

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
obchod neb dunn farma O 68 a.
krech, "a mil cd squaru. Ma
novy 1O-pokojovy dunn S fer
nesem, move bane, vsechny bu-
dovy nafadi, 8 krav, diva ko-
ne, 2 akry zahrady, 80 akru or
ne pndy, 20 akrG lesa, ostatni
pastvina. Jest to nejlepsi far
ma V okoli, neb byla obdelava-
ma jednou rodinou pres 100 ro-
XII. Haste sc Il Frank J. Pare
MICA, 12309 Union Ave. APT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
UTULNY DOMOV pro led

nu rodinu 0 6ti svetnicich s
koupelnou, bfidlicova strecha,
sklep, pekny lot 40 pfi $50 str,
ovocne stromky, zahradka a
velka ban. Tento pekne upra-
veny dun nachazi sc Il vych.
13l ul,, kary, Komenskeho
spoil. sine, kostela sv. Rodiny,
verejne skoly a obchodd. Da
Sc "a $4,000, hotove $4,000.
Mono tez koupit vedlejsi lot,
40 pfi $50 str. a udelati 81 kras
nou farmicku V meste. Ptejte
sc ma Ferd. Stukbauera Atlas
Finance Co., Broadway, proti
E. 55. ul. APO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje Ia tovarni cenu.
jako clarinety, cornety, trom-
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrine. Priid'te
hned, dOkud je vyber. Haste
sc U V. Sistek, 4248 Broadway.
7,
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3!a AkRU u GARFIELD

Parku, pekneho ormeho po-
zemku, peknym domem
Sc sklepem a pddou, as 40
ovocnymi stromy, kdlny,
velky slepicnik, / dobra
krava, kun, asi 80 slepic, 7
kachen, 3 husy, mnoho ku-
ratek, vse potrebne naradi
vubec moe dobry MAZE
tex, proda Sc neb vymeni
"a mestsky majetek, cena
jak vse stoji $4,000.
324 AkRU u A.B.C. KARY
Stop 10, tez vse zarizeni,
krava, slepice, vepr, kras-
ny dunn fernesem - po-
tok skrze majetek, cena tez
$4,000, vymeni Sc.
IL AkRU S 6 AkRY VINCE,
as 800 ovocnych stromu, /
kun, krava, 60 slepic, husy
hezky domek a kdlny, u
Broadview, "a mile od dla-
zdene cesty, cena $4,000.
The Vcela Realty and Inv.
Co.. 1888 Broadway. APO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
Ma zamku vojetinskem.
Napsal Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.

Sc mu, re 81 Ryvola tuto rec ma
studoval. Karel Sc prudce
vzchopil a vstal cd stolu, rka:
"Dekuji vam "a kazani, pa
lie Ryvolo! Ale ia i Marenka
soudime jinak nez Wy. Uhlida-
te, re povolite Wy, re my sa-
mi urclme 81 pristi zivot svuj.
Chceme ziti die svych citd a
ne die vaseho pismackeho roz-
umu. Mafenka zdstane mou,
pokud ia il neopustim. Nalez-
meme jiz cestu, abychom byli
svoji!"
Karel rozlouciv Sc S Maren-
kou, poklonil Sc Ryvolovi o.
DIESEL.
Byl rozcilen roztrpcen a
rozciloval Sc jeste vice, kdyz 81
vzpomnel, re mu ted nastane
ma zamku horst jeste zkouska.
Otec uz zajiste dobfe vi,
re dlel u Ryvolu. To bude see
ma!
Nv.
Karel Sc nemylil.
Pred vchodem do zamecke-
no parku cekal jiz spravce,
lenz uctive hlasil:
"Mlady pan rytir ma pfiji-
ii hned do pracovny pana OF
ce!' Tise pax dodal: "Stary
mllostpan je tuze rozcilen. Je-
ste jsem no nikdy nevidel tax
rozzlobeneho. Prosim, mlady
pane, jenom mirne a povoln6."
Prudky, nespoutany tempe
rament mel starry Lev Krekul.
Vuti ufednictvu. zrizenectvu i
celedi byl pravym tyranem. A
casio j vuci synum. Ba ma
ciZl a nezavisle 81 troufal.
Vzplanul pro malickost a vyvo-
laval bouflive sceny. Jel-li sill
nici kocarem a seIsky povoz sc
mu Spatne vyhnul, tn bez okol-
ku zpusobil neuveritelny vyjev,
pri cemz ostrymi vyrazy, ba a.
nj nadavkami neskrblil. Odpo-
I'll neztrpel. Nejmensi poke
selo ma poll, ci kdekoliv jinde v
hospodafstvi trestal tax prisne,
re llde sc w bali, kdyz spati.ili
"pana' pfichazet. Ma honech
a lovech byvalo prave dopuste-
nj. Lesni a hajni ami honci ne
ucinili mu pravidelne mic
who'd, a tax kazdy hon byl o.
bavanym dnem ma Vojetine.
Starry rytif jako -hoch seznal|
jeste dobu roboty a odtud pra-
menily jeho zvlastni "zpuso-
by. Zdelil je take po otci,
jenz cele jeste representoval
vzor pana - "Samovladcc"
dob vrchnostenske vlady. Lide
Sc ovsem divili, re ctyricet let
po zruseni roboty udrzely Sc
ma Vojetine zpusoby pripomi-
najici jeSte draba liskovku.
Mnohy tech, kteri pfichazeli
k rytifi Krekulovi ia nejakou
zalezitosti Sc pripravoval, ze
. media 81 libiti hrubych SLOW, re
media Sc urazeti, ale re stareho
! rytire pouci o rovnosti vsech
lldl. Kdyz vsak rytif krekul
"zacaP', tn kazdy mu radeji o.
DIESEL cesty. Rytir krekul do
vedl vuli a nahled svuj prosa-
diti zpusobem tax energickym
a podmanujlcim, re priprave
ny odpor "napadeneho' Sc zme
nil chabou obranu, bojac-
ny, ulekany protest. Rytir Kre-
hul neposkytl casu, ably Sc
"obet" jeste vzpamatovala.
A na tyto vSechny vlastnosti
otcovy vzpominal Karel, krace
je do zamku.
Vedel, re dnes nebude zad-
! ne debaty, zadneho smlouvani
Pripravoval Sc ma vyjev, jake.
no ma Vojetine jeste nebylo
VzdyP Y oclch otcovych Sc do
pustil straSlivehO zlocinu. Pres
zakaz, prisny zakaz, vyhleda
| M l., L.. L,
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PRODA Sc LEVINE nabytek,
pefiny, kamna, postele a jine
vecl. Haste sc els. 3845 Gro
ton Ave. 5. E.. 1929
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod dobre jdouci, byt ma 5
pokojh S koupelnou. Haste Sc
Y cis. 6407 Storer Ave. Vem-
te Harvard Dennison karu.
So
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PRODAf Sc LEVINE dunn 0 5ti

PRODA' Sc LEVINE dum 5ti
svetnicich, koupelna, plyn, e.
lektrika, voda, sklep, skopky
ma pradlo, 2 kGlny ma slepice,
lot 40 pri $50 str. Haste Sc V
els. 12706 Benham Ave. v Mt.
Pleasant. Tez Sc LEVINE proda
rohovy lot 40 pri $50 str. APT
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PRODA Sc dum, v nemz je
zaroven krejcovska dina 5
maslnerll a vSim zarizenim.
Haste Sc v els. 3917 Warren
st. mezi z 8 hod. vecer.
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PRODAVAM FARMY. Y,

menuji "a mestsky majetek,
aneb Ia hotove, neb ma dlou-
holete splatky. Jsou pouze 25
az % mil cd squaru. Pfejete-li
81 vedet blizsi podrobnosti, do
piste ma F. j. Prazak, RID.
1. Burton. O.. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

|predsine oteovy pracovny.
Skutecnost predstihla vSak
|nejkrajnejsi Karlovy obavy.
Starry Krekul uslysev kroky sy-
'novy, vrhl Sc jako smyslu zba-
,veny proti nemu. Nejhorsi ma
davky dstily jeho ust zlobou
'zkfivenych. Pohled ma rozlice-
neho otce Karla vydesil. Starry
rytir podobal Sc rozvasnene Ii
tici, ktera Sc vrha ma predmet
sve nenavisti, ably jej znicila.
A starry rytif opravdu zvo-
lal:
"Zabiju te, zabiju te, nice
mo, lotre !"
A jiz jiz zvedl ruku, V niz
trimal karabac. Karel zadrzel
ranu rukama, jez zvedl proti
Iotci. PAX rychle uskociv, utekl
pred otcem, .enz vztekem no
re, bezel "a synem az ke scho-
disti. Pfival nadavek doprovo-
dill Karla pc schodech a napo-
sledy zasvistel mu kolem hlavy
karabac, jejz otec "a MIN no
dill.
"Pryc, pryc, okamzite pryc
re zamku z Vojetina. Tako-
veho lotra neztrpim zde ami
minutu!" volal starry rytif "a
Harlem, az sc cely zamek otfa-
sal.
Karel vbehl do parku; sna-
I'll Sc dociliti Ease rovnovahy
dusevni telesne.
Zahlednuv zahradn'ika We
sklenniku, dial mu klic cd sye-
ho pokoje a pozadal jej, ably
mu sem prinesl takove tako-
We veci: cestovni wax, pradlo,
a satstvo n6jakG. Zahradnik
prekvapene, avSak uctive wy
slechnuv rozkaz, special do
zamku.
Karel pax vstoupil, pon6kud
sc uklidniv, do zahradnikova
bytu a poprosiv chot' zahrad-
nikovu 0 papir a pero, napsal
otci kratky.
Mily otce!
Dal jste Sc strhnouti k hroz-
nemu tinu. Nasledky VaSeho
jednani odpykame vSichni. Wy
hanite mne jako psa. Odcha-
zlm tedy. Abych mohl byti ziv
jinde, prosim o jedno: Pri-
pravte mi do tri meslcu muj
matefsky podil. Sdelim VAN
jeste, kan jej laskave slozite.
Bud'te zdrav bud'te- st astni S
Petrem ma Vojetine. Vas ne
st astny syn Karel.
Zahradnik Sc V zamku dove
del, co Sc stalo mezi pany. Pro
to Sc ryehle vytratil z Karlova
pokoje, ably no starry pan neza-
stihl. Karel cekal ma zahradni-
ka altanu ma terase, jez zri-
zena byla u zamecke zdi, ably
poskytovala pohled nejen pc
parku, ale take po polich. S
naspu toho lie prehlednouti
neJkrasnejsl pole vojetinska az
tam k lesum ma navrsi. Cd ma
spu bezi az k zamku siroky w
SEX, jenz $ obou stran kraSlen
skupinami stromu a keru dovo-
luje krasny vyhled ma zamek,
vystupujici zeleni jake po-
hadkova stavba.
Zde Karel vzdycky nejrade-
il prodleval, zde uz jake dit6
spradal sny, zde jako jinoch
snoval plany do budoucnosti.
Velike, smele plany. Rozlehly
park Sc staletymi stromy SUI
mel tichou, milou pisen domo-
va. A venku vmily Sc zelena-
ly lany pozehnanych poll vrou
bene stromovim. Pozehnani
dychalo Mich a posvatny kid
a radost zrani. A ty lesy, mo-
Dire lesy jako velebna koruna
tkvely mad rodnym krajem.
Odtud ma odejit, S timto ra-
jem Sc rozloucit? Nitro Karlo-
vo sevfelo Sc nesmirnou bole.
sti. Tax mu bylo, jako kdyl
ZdraVV StrOm V nelbulneiSln-
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"a PRfCINOU> odjezdu z
proda sc zachovaly ma
bytek do trech pokojGl, jidel-
ny, kuchyne a bedrumu. Vse
musi byt prodano. Haste Sc v
els. GIT Hinde Ave., blize
Union. 4-27
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ZTRATH CT cblonooL1 1.a

HLEDA Sc byt Sc stravou
neb beze stravy v okoli Cor
lett. Nechte adressu v adm. t.
listu. s" 4-2S
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o 8 svetnicich,F koupelna,
plyn, elektrina, garaz, dlazba
zaplacena. Haste sc v els.
1884 Z. 81. ul. z Bower ul.,
bllze vych. 55. ul. 4-29
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PRODA Sc Is akru pozem-
ku V Northfield, O., dobra Wy
hnojena puda, / krava, | jalo-
vice, l kun a vsechno naradi.
Blizsi Sc sdali:v eis.4 Ball E. 70.
st. q, I 34 4-29
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MUSi BYT prodan obchodni
lot na dlazdene ulici V nejlep-
sim okoll v Mt. Pleasant. Dale
residencni lot ma velmi krasne
ulici v tom samem okoli. Oba
Lofty musi byti prodany lacino
"a pficinou odjezdu. Mohou
byti prodany tez ma splatky.
Haste Sc v els. 5O23 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Union 81 l.. !?
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PRODA Sc. dvourodinny
dunn o A pokojich S koupelnou
dole a pokojich koupelnou
nahore, velky sklep, lot je, ro-
hovy, 81 pri 131. str. hodl Sc
pro obchod, ulice dlazdena.
Tento majetek je ma zap. Al.
ul. mezi Clark a Denison. Ce-
ma $1,000. Cast hotove a ostat-
nj die ujednani. Haste sc u A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. 4-29
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PRODAM neb vymenim ro-
hovou residence, barnu a dilnu,
dobre Sc hodiei pro spravku
automobile. Haste sc v cis.
32C3 Marvin Ave. 4-28
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NASADTE 81
VEJCE Cd BiLYCH PEKIN
kACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $1.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. /?
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MA PRODEJ

krasne velke ovocne stromy,
cd 6 do 10 stop vysoke. Stromy
destnikove stinne, kroviny,
rdze, zive ploty, rybiz, vino.
Zasazujeme tez stromy i krovi-
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PRIJMEsSE:

PRIME Sc prvni tfidy fla
strovac. Haste Sc v els. 6626
Union Ave. AIT
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"a PRfCINOU stehovani
proda Sc lednicka, detska po-
stylka, kuchynsky stdl, l skle-
mix ma nadobi, dvoje kuchyn-
ska kamna l ma uhli a | ma
plyn, vse LEVINE. Haste Sc v els.
.3140 w, so. st. y 4-28
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PRIME Sc prfjeta divka ma
domaci praci. Haste sc v els.
3043 West Boulevard. Vezme-
tie Clark Ave. karu. 4-28
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pRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc Ford Roadster v
dobrem stavu, hodi Sc pro fez-
nika. Haste Sc v els. 3414 E.
54. st. po 5. hod. vecer. 4-29
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PRONAJME Sc dunn 6ti
pokojich, koupelna a jine zari-
zeni. Haste sc v els. 5273
Broadway 4-27
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PRODAJf Sc plynova kam-
ma a dive postele. Haste sc v {.
5000 Broadway.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
Farm Loans Create
Widespread Interest

Following The Chieftain's announce
ment concerning the amendments to the
farm loan laws and the fact that Coun-
ty Agent Sawhill has a supply of the
latest, and primer giving all imagin-
able questions and answers concerning
the same, that official had almost a
dozen calls from interested persons
yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
WILL co EAST SOON

Mr.. L. D. butcher. manager of the
Cowhick Ambulance company. and
Adam NP. Griesemer of Griesemer
Bros. Auto company. are planning on
leaving in the near future for In
dianapolis. where they will purchase
a new custom built automotive am
bulance which will be absolutely the
latest thing built. On their way east
Mr.. butcher and Mr.. Grieeemer will
visit all the larger cities inspecting
and visiting the ambulance COM
panies
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15
PERS0N N AIS

DR.. J. J. Pattee and son. George.
motored to Rocky Ford yesterday with
the Centennial high school baseball
club. They returned late last night.
Charles N. Bowman is at his home.
1907 Spruce street. steadily recovering
after a critical but successful opera
ton at St Mary's hospital.
Miss Katharine Madden is to depart
today to Join her mother at Los An
geles, Calf. Miss Madden has for a
long time held a responsible position in
the Crockett real estate office
The courier-index., 1921-06-17

in the Sunday School League, their managers, pastors and Sunoay School superin5endents. A large time was had by everyone, including Rev. Johnston'5 substitute.
 Following the eats, smokes were passed and everyone reared back and took a puff or two and was enjoying that delightful feeling that comes just after partaking of a Marianna barbecue, when Toast master Yancey called of Rev. House for a few words and he in turn was followed by other speakers, among them benig ". B. Mann, Rev. R. V. Saylor, Rev. Hammock, Par son Smith, D. s. Hummer, .. G' Norment, J. I. Maynard, F, E. Turn CT, D. s. Clark and J. W. Patton
 Some amusing stories and anec- dotes were related by all the speak CTS and these were used to illus trate the points the various speakers wish to bring out. More or less all the talks stressed the great good that was being done by the get-to- gether movement among the local churches and the four baseball teams were given due credit for their share in this work. The point was also brought out that if all church and Sunday School work was gone into with as much pep and enthusiasm as the baseball games, what a wonderful thing it would be for all concerned.
 All together the banquet was voted a grand success by everyone present and the ladies of the two Methodist societies who prepared the repast were warmly thanked by Rev. House in behalf of himself the Methodists and the teams of the other three denominations pres. ent.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
SCHOOL CONTRACT LET
Pine Bluff Building Will Cost More
 Than $5O,OOO.

Pine Bluff, June 15.-Contracts were awarded here today for the erection of a new grammar school building at 23rd and Linden streets, to cost between $50,000 and $60,- 900. The new school will be known as the Gabe Meyer School. The late Gabe Meyer was a member of the first Pine Bluff school board.
 Bids were called for by the school board six weeks ago, but all the bids received at that time were adjudged too high, and bids were again filed for today, with the result of the general contract being awarded J. J. Swim of this city. The plumbing contract was awarded Robinson Brothers and the wiring to the Pine City Electric Company.
 The building will be of the most modern type, consisting of nine we'll ventilated and well lighted class rooms and an auditorium and win be of brick veneer.
 Work is to be rushed on the con struction of the new school in an effort to have it completed when
The courier-index., 1921-06-17

Methodists Give Big Eats to Ball
 Teams.
 Following the double-header yes terday afternoon the Methodists gave a banquet to the four teams
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
World Trade WiEG
 Need Much Cotton

Liverpool, June 1S.-The point chiefly emphasized at the opening of the world cotton conference here today was that the present eiut in raw cotton is 8 temporary condition, and that the return to neyusal will demand greatly increas- ed production.
 Richard I. Manning, former gov ernor of South Carolina, speaking for the American delegation, said there is no limit to Americas capac- ity to supply raw material, provided it was done on just and profitable basis. He said it is duty to solve the new economic problems in the same spirit of determination and cooperation which England and the United States had shown during the war.
 David Coker, famous seed breed CT of South Carolina, said there still is lamentable ignorance of scientific methods of production and education among American farm CTS and education is badly needed The first essential, however, is to abolish the labor conditions prevail ing in the South, which leave the laborers in poverty, and to bring back the price of cotton to a profit level.
 Delegates to the conference were welcomed by Lieut-Col. John, J Shute, we'll known in the English trade. Lord Emmott, former di rector of the Trade Department presided. Col. Shute, who is presi dent of the Liverpool Cotton AssO
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
MErHoDIsrs STILL IN LEAD.
tContinued from first page.)

fifth the Baptist slipped over an other tally and only the fact that Prof. Mac had left a couple of bones in their beans prevented them rom making more, as two of these Dones popped out right here with ois- astrous results. McLendon hit 2 terrific wallop to deep left center but Maynard smothered the pill ana doubled the runner off at second, while the runner who was on tnlrd could have walked in on the catch had he tried.
 The count stayed 6 to 4, Subs up, till the last frame and the brothers were all tired out figuring out how they would be tied with the enemy in the league standing when all at once-Bing. Bang. Boom the Chicken-eaters unleashed their heavy artillery and the Subs went down under an avalanche of blows that netted the opposition five tallies ana made the Baptist rooters look Ike q half-dime when you look at 1t through the big end of a telescope.
 At the beginning of this bonn bardment when Slusser had made a single and Maynard had followed with a free trip, Mgr. Mac ran up his periscope and took look at things and then switched gunners. As it turned out, his choice went wrong but had it turned out differently he would have been the greatest man ager in town this morning, but now his managerial judgment is quss-- toned on all sIdes. Maynard had six put-outs in center for the c.. Els, while J. P. Hampton at second base made some fancy stops for the Subs.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17

citation, said it is essential to the prosperity of the world that em- ployer and employe have a cordial understanding. Speaking for Lan- cashire, he would say to the grower that no manufacturer or merchant desires to receive the raw com- modity grown in the Southern states at any price which means that the payment is being taken out of the lives and souls of those who grow it.
 Lord Emmott declared his belief that the serious industrial disputes which now are interfering with productive capacity in the cotton industry are nearing an end, and he thought that before long this country will be dealing with millions of bales of cotton.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17

W. G. ROSE.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
FIFTY BANKS CLOSED

Bismark, N. D., June 16.-O. E. Lofthus, state bank examiner, in a review of the states financial con dition today reports that three na- tional and AT state banks have been closed since last fall, and of this number six state banks have reopened. He says a majority of the closed banks can reopen by next fall if crops come up to pre- ent expectations.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
BLACKS CAR RELEASED

Miami, Fla, June 15.-The pri- vate car owned by Harry St. Fran cis Black, New York capitalist, siez- ed recently by the federal authori- ties because a large quantity of liduor had been found aboard it, has been released upon order of United States Marshal Dyson, it was announced today. The car is valued at S100,000.
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the coming school term starts in order to relieve the present over crowded condition now prevailing in the grammar schools here.
 A $50,000 bond issue was re- gently sold to finance the building of the school.
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WANTED BOBBED HAIR CON
 COCTED WILD TALE,

New Orleans, June t5.-Parental objection to bobbed hair is given by the police as the solution of all legations by q number of young girls that unidentified men had en- tered their rooms and clipped their hair while they slept.
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Mir. Edison can ask questaH college men can't answer, that matter, can little VI Providence Journal.
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Second Game.

The second fracas was a rather easy win for the Blue Sox over Saylor's untrained Bolshevik but the latter team looks as if it might have the making's and with a little more practice they are not going to be a door-mat in this league by any means. Their batting eye was little dim yesterday and as re- suit of very light sw2ttlng they were fortunate to dent the rubber three times. These three coming in the sixth frame after the Blue Sox had already saltcd the combat away in the win column.
 Hummer again gave a fancy ex- hibition on the rubber and discount ing the untrained lamps of the Bolsheviki he had them biting at his curve constantly throughout his tenure on the mound. c. Harrlng- ton wielded the willow wickedly, walloping the wobbly offerings Of A. Nixon for two-sackers on two occasions. Pitching Hummer poled the pill for psingle and double, also.
 Although he miscued few times, the nimble Cross, at short for the Reds, crossed up the opposi- ton in the fifth stanza by making flying leap and wild stab which he turned into one of the niftiest nabs seen for some time. Andrews caught an elegant game. Next Thursday afternoon the Chicken-eaters line up against the Blue Stockings while the Submarines will endeavor 10 do to the Bolshe- wiki what they didn't do to the C. Els. yesterday. It has not been de cided which game will be played first.
 Methodists Give Big Eats to Bal
 Teams.
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Notice-To the person Wlal' James loaned the two o00Ii !, Rose Garden Husband" G ' mer and "The First Vl0a. !. Forthergill, please return v. information of same.
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LOST-One 33x4 Hewitt and rim, between Aubrey sn rianna, "Wednesday, June IA 4 CT return to or notify w. s elford & Co, Aubrey.
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FOR SALE-Complete t' and pressing fixtures. RrR' sonable. Call COurier-lndeI
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NOTICE TO THE PuRIIC

A diversified gardener, MT. Rose, on the Gaines Farm, wants to show the people of Lee county how to diversity their soil. All busi- ness men of Marianna are invited to visit my place and express their opinions. The creamery and can ming factory put Marianna on the boom.
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2ANa11t::.Al|

FOR SALE-Two transta ons, one street sprinkler, chea| Hugh Nixon at Bank of hi1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-11-14
RIVER PROBLEM
COMES BEFORE
THIS GATHERING
tBy Associated Prea1b

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Nov, l4-Ihe
Colorado river question, which has
ramifcations that extend beyond tho
many states through which the river
flows, will make the convention OF
the League of the Southwest to be
held here December s to 10 meet
ing of national Importance. secre-
tary of the Interior Fall, number
of government representatives OF
various departments, as well as con-
gressmen, and Sir Adam Beck, head
of the hydroelectric corporation OF
Ontario, Canada, are expected to be
present.
The Boulder, Canyon dam project
on the Colorado system will be dis
cussed, and all questions relating to
the Colorado viii, come within the
scope of the meeting,