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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

Announcement in The West VirGinian last eve
ming that Monon Mine No. / Of the Brady interests
would resume operations on Monday after being idle
for over 0 months, and that mine No. will likely
open in days. is good 10 the people OF this
section. While it is but isolated instance, per
haps OF the coal business picking up little never
theless it is straw that at least gives some little
promise of better conditions; and any thing that
gives hone Of on early return to more or less nor
NAL and staple condition in the local coal fields
should be cheerful reading to the Fatrmont public.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER I, 1921.
AMT IT THE TRUTH
BIZ Berton Brdley

IT ME goes faster the older you get;
! When you we're kid. day would do
For many adventures that might be met
And week ever-so-lonG to YOU
Christmas to Christmas quite an age
Birthdays ever were few and far,
Oh time moves slowly by chldhoods gusge,
But now-how frequent the birthdays are!
Zine goes faster the-older you get!
The years ahead. to your youthful eyes
Are rich with promise and thickly set
with all the plans and tho hopes you PRICE
But when you're older the seasons fly,
The times too short for your plots and schemeH
And though you struggle, and though you Try,
Tie swift years hurry you past your dreams
How dizzily must the years have flown
For old Methusaleh, long ago!
what hectic speed must the time have shown
For his last hundred of years, or SO;
n spite of the centuries he lived through
He found them far too short I'll hct
TO do one-half what he'd hoped to do
Time goes faster the older you get!
Copyright 1921, n. E, \. Service
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
RUFF STUFF

Well, Willie Eardley had the
horses haw haw on US when the
Giants ruined the Pirates in the
nGshunal league, but
II Is a poor horse that won't
laugh on both sides OF its mug
And right now the horse is laugh
ing on the side nearest US, because
The Giants look like a bunch OF
sick elephants at the ZOO since
The Yanks has come in mortal
combat with EN-.
The Giants IS good hall team,
when abe hits, but
She amt hitting.
I~one Of the most expert authori'
ties on baseball says
You can't hit EN- when you can't
zee 'em.
And the Giants must be wearing
dark glasses tn
The serious.
Even Lee King Of Monongah who
Is only a member Of the cellar
ohamps-the pills
was disEruntlod with the Ginnts
Yesterday.
And when you get that bad YOU
are going some, says which.
{ But what we were trying to get
at was what an interesting game
golf must be when you like it.
: It's Ike eating olives
You don't like 'em for awhile
md then you would eat EN- II they
Killed you.
And somatimes they do. IL you
an get 'em ripe enough.
Yeu,wouid be surprised the mum
~ of brilliant people who like
gols saa who play 2. it.
I We play ourselves sometimes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
Evening Chat
Tho Beloved Weakllng

Cora Harris has written a story
this month in The Ladies Home
journal about young man VINO
won the heart Of a very sedate and
proper elderly woman who attempt
ed to adopt and reform said gentle
man. Now, said gentleman was
young aud handsome and rather i'm
possible. He had come from the
gutter up through his own efforts
and his ideas on life in general
were not those which youngster
and young men have who are &C
custoIned to the very best OF train
ing. Later on in the story this
most interesting young man falls
in love with 4 girl In the family
and we suppose everybody lived
happily ever after.
The story is particularly good
because 1t pOrtrays character
most difficult to handle. The young
man is not OF the orthodox, story
book sort, hiss so human we like
him immensely. We become attach.
cd 10 him in spite of his weakness
es just as very often we despise o
man though he's apparently
strong in character and mental
makeup. l think If you'll read the
story you will be reminded OF a
number OF characters in real life
whom you admire deeply just ba.
cause they are simple, sincere and
loVable, not very strong along any
line, not particularly braiy, often
guilty OF sins OF both omission and
commission-yet withal. genuinely
beloved. Stories should rightly por
tray real life characters and al,
ways we enjoy them for this very
reason.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

sedate as those OF high court
gentleman.
Would you like some OF our new
bread?" he asked.
He smiled pleasantly. lifted the
cloth, his entire person bent at
respectful angle while he waited
my pleasure wished so very
much had not already purchased
elsewhere more than | could use
for I could not but be tempted at
sight OF the loaYes.
When new concern comes TO
town and is SO very polite and so
attractlvcly patient about new
trade, one feels like doing ceyry.
thing possible to help out. Good
bread is always in demand in Fair
mont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

In the old days when man received broken
neck his life went out-there was no hope. Now a
man has fair chance to get we'll even when he
suffers such b accident. On August H. Joe Miow-
ski vas admitted to Cook hospital suffering with a
broken neck, received from fall OF slate in mine
Yesterday he walked out of the hospital normal
man. Modern methods in the medical profession
are working wonders every day. Never was the
old saying truer while there's life there's hope
especially if you have good doctor and we'll
equipped hospital at your disposal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

when all the avenues Of escape are
closed.
The avenues o! escape, however,
are never closed to a golf ball.
At least not to any We ever
played with.
We have a shorter drive and
longer search than any other player
in the business, except
Bailey Hupp. and he doesn't
count.
As Adam Lane would say, PRO
fessor little music on the
Mallet engine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
NEW MARKET HOUSE

HE, announcement Of the erection Of market
house on Locust Avenue near the American
laundry WILDE Of great interest to many Housewives
in Fairmont A market house has been matter OF
public discussion for number of years but up to
he present time real trial to see IT 1t was feasible
In some cities they have been a marked success.
while in others, especially the smaller ones, they have
.ot been so successful. Fairmont will welcome tI cx-
perinent with the hope that it will prove successful
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

A test will be made today which is expected TO
sbatter naval range records when rifle with IS
mile range will be tried out This will outdstance
any gun now afoat or under construction Tor
mounting on naval craft. Every time We hear OF
one of these long distance guns. We are reminded OF
the story Billy Sunday tells Of the negro who heard
Of great gun that carried projectile 40 miles Or
more, Poor coIored man run all day and then get
shot at night" tho comment he made.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

The new bakery across from our
office sent over two dozen hot roll
yesterday morning and to say we
enjoyed them is putting 1t mildl"
The new bakery makes lovely
bread and is so white and clean In
appearance, VIC like to ruin over
there for sugar rolls and cookies
This evening very nice gentle,
man came 70 my house and asked
re would like to buy some fresh
bread made at the new bakery. lie
carried a halt dozen leaves In ?
basket covered With a clean cloth
and his maners were as royal and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
D Suits at $3.50
Values to $3.50

The suits in this group are taken from our
ROSE ROoM"-Eyery single one Of them
embraces the very latest in style, fit and
tailoring. The materials are Feldyne,
DuvctvR Moussyne and Tr1co:ine-the col.
ors are Sorrento. Navy, Brown, Wine and
Reaver. Many are trimmed in Seal Opos-
sum. Beaver, etc. while many others are
handsomely embroidered. 90 quits and
each a superb bargain for the woman who
makes early selections
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
Knigrts Of Malta
Conduct Funera

The funeral of Joseph Snlder who
was killed on Tuesday morning
when he was struck by a train on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge was held today at one
o'clock from his late residence. Fol-
lowing tho services which were OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

While Babe" Ruth has gone through two world
series games without making home run, the King
of Swat still has plenty of time TO send thrill or
two through the fans. Tho most pRsuliar incident
in the games date the fact that the Giants have
been defeated twice by the same score and that
both tho first and second games ended by member
Of the Giants hitting into double play.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
q OOApo

an impressive nature the body Was
inferred in Meadowdale cemetery
by Undertaken r. l.. Cunningham.
Mrs. Mary Hall of Hurdland, Mo,
n sister OF the Young man Gang
here yesterday 10 attend the
funeral. The Knights OF Malta had
charge OF the services,
--------S y
Have you heard Mario Archcr
Chamlee who has been named as
a possible successor Of Caruso'
ASK TO hear his Brunswick records
at South Side Pharmacy. ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
UNEMPLOYMENT

WHILE Fairmont fortunately has not felt the
wv business depression SO severely as some other
communities. yet is winter and bad weather aP-
proaches there will no doubt be increased number
Of unemployed.
Every effort should be made by all to join with
the efforts being made by the government to provide
places for the unemployed Start that work now which
YOU expected to do next year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
Funeral Of Auto
Victim Saturday

Tho body Of Isaac Howard Sharp
who died at Cook hospital Thurs
day night from injuries sustained
the previous Saturday when he was
ran down by an automobile were
shipped last evening to Millersville
n. j. The funeral win take place
tnmorroW
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
Over 50 Suits at $49.5O
Values to $3.50

In this group will be found many Of the
most notable offerings in this big Three
Day Sale. Colors are Navy, Reindeer
Grey. Brown etc. in Velour, English Tweed
and Tricotine. Easily the best value in this
class of suits. offered in any store for
many months
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
81 Suits at $3.50
Values to $3.50

Here, you will find many very wondsr:
full suits, shown in Velour, Duvetyn, Nous
syne and Tricotine. Many are handsome
Il embroidered. while others are beautt-
fully trimmed in Seal, Beaver, oposSum,
etc. Reindeer Brown, Sorrento, Navy,
Wine and Beaver are the most popular
colors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
LAW ENFORCEMENT

II HE people Of Marion County are to be con
l graduated on the seriousness with which the
county officials who took office the h['t OF the year.
1espon they have shown an earnest desire 10 do their
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
% Suits at $22,5(
Values to $3.50

suits in velour Tricotne and English
Tweed, Navy, Brown, Reindeer, Gray and
Wine are the colors YOU have to choose
from. at this ridicously low price they
present the best values we've offered in
years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
s. Suits at $3.50
Values to S48.50

In this group are Trcotine, English Tweed
and Velour suits in Brown. Reindeer, Grey,
Navy and other good colors, wonderful
offering Of GOOD SUITS at price any
woman can afford TO pay,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
New Blouses al
1895

Beautiful Georgette and Crepe-de-chine
Blouses in MARI different colors. Nearly
all are beaded and embroidered And
they're truly exceptional values as compar-
lson will prove.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
For Saturday Selling
at CSC

The Underwear table has been rsplenished
for Saturday Selling. Here ypu will and
Silk Camisolss, Batiste Gowns, and Crepe
and Batiste Blooners. And they 90 Sat
urday at CSC each.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

OE As stout models scattered throughout these six diff
NV l. eren oferngsWomen who stout sizes VIII 40
well, though to make their selections early.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
II Suits at $1,000
Values to $117.5O

This offering embraces the cream Of al
our new suits in the ROSE ROOM "-eaeh
and everyone OF them. absolutely the last
word in style and materials. You can
select from Navy, Reindeer, Brown, SoF-
rento. Wine and other colors In Veldyre'
Duvet de Lame, Veiorains; ChRmoiBty1e.
Moussyne, Duvetyn, etc. The trimmings.
are squirrel Mole, opossum and Beaver,
Everyone knows tae superior qualities Of
our ROSE ROOM suits, and we VIII be
indeed very lucky to get your new Fail
or Winter suit from this selected gToup.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
''Madge Evans Hats for Little Women.
$3.50 to $40

Many pert little styles little love are
Felt Velour Dvetyn Many Of them are arasca
trimmed with long ribbons
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
ToRG>rlA,JNsE <;E..
pRONAJME SE farma so

akrech. ? kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akrn pastVin,
seno, owes, slama. brambory a
hospodaEske naclri. Haste Sc
Il Jos. Sedivy, 337o vysh- 40.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. !?
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PREPADENY HOKYNAR.

Dnes casn6 2 rama prave pc
otevFeni grocerniho obchodu
pfepaden byl mattel tehoz p
JOS. Bujnak, $40 Hill ave. ban.
ditou, jenz jej namifenym re.
volverem donutil, ably mu Wy
dial pytlik pencil. Jakmile
bandita ale vytahl patty, roz.
touzil sc Bujnak po ztracen6m
pytliku, V nemz nalezlo ukryt
$40, takovou merou, re vztek.
lie Sc chopil revolveru a zaca
"a prchajicim lumpem paliti
kteryz palbu op6toval a TAX
Sc mu podafilo S ukoTist6nym
pytlikem pTec jen zmizeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

Zivy mrtvy. V poslednich
dnech udala Sc die "P. A." ji-|
ste cea horske obci krkonosske|
tato tragikomicka Nhistorka
Do mistni lekarny pflsla Hena
a zadala "a dukladnou porci
.jedu pro mysi, kter@mi Sc jeji
domaenost hemzila, Lekafnik
vSak - moudra hlava - pojal
hned iak6si podezreni, obied-
nal zenu ia nektery pristi den
"a zatim mel pfilezitost pre-
sy9dciti Sc iak mysich, TAX 0
domacich rozbrojich one zeny
. Dri t6 ptiIezitosti zpravil tai
ne j ieiiho muze. Kdyz pax re
ma ptisla 81 Ease pro lied ia
lnly3i,' dial il neskodny sladl1y
IpraSek. Jakmile zeRa prisla S
"ieden" domu, posypala Jim
hned muzi ryzopou kaSi, pon6-
vad& byl il neverny chodil
"a jinou. Muz, ktery byl ma
vse pfipraVen, kasi snedl, po
chvili jal Sc narikati ma bole-
sti V zivot6 i We strevech a ko-
lnecne Sc Qatahl jal1o mrtvy
Zena travicka jasala hned
byla tn S provazem, ably mrtve
no vytahla ven do zahrady 9
t0mf no na strom povesila, ably
Sc zdalo, re Sc ieii muz ODE.
sill. V pravy okamzik muz vsal
Ease obzivl chopiv Sc prova
zu. spraskaI zenusku tou me
rou, re dodnes Jest napolo mo
dra a new, ia kterou strant
by Sc posadila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
KLUB PRAZSKYCH PEPiKU,

v klubovni mistnosti p. SUI
chana ma Hamm ave. konal
Klub Prazskych Pepiku celo-
roCni sch6zi, ma kter6 bylo u
sneSeno, ukladati spolkove pc
nize do financniho ustavu
Atlas. Organisace trva jiz 16
roku a vyl1onala jiz mnoho do
br6ho, tax Sc stara spolucie-
ma, jenz priSel 0 nejdrazsi po-
klad, 0 zrak 0 jin6 spolubra-
try, kterym osud zle zahral
Pravidelne schuze konaji sc
kazdou druhou ned6li a "a val
ne hromady zvolen Vaclav Ko.
ran, rfditelem, Jan Hrunek
predsadou, Jan Dusek, misto,
.pfedsedou, br. Calta tajemni-
KEN, Jan Vancata dcetnikem
Jos. Palus nokladnikem, jar
Bore8 pTaporecnikem a vybo
rem majetku Fr. Wesley. Klut
eta dnes bezmala 100 Client
pokracuje velice ut6sene \
snaze prospect V nevinn6 nouz
Sc octnuvsim nejen Clenum al,
vsem spolublizim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
VLASTNlTE-LI LOT ma vych

PR0DA SE novy dun 6. po-
kojich, pentry koupelna, yse
moderne zatizeno. Majetek
Sc nal6za nejlepsi ctvrti v
Mt. Pleasant. Cena $500, =
,luaIa cast hotove, ostatnl ma
.spiatky. Nechte adresu ad-
ministracl t. |. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

PRODA Sc ml6karsky obchod,
pied l6ty zalozeny, pfi kterem
je t5dni vytezek pres $4,000.
je tam byt Z pokojich, garaz
Najem $500. Haste Sc cd
poledne mezi /. 3. hodinou v
Id. 1921 Lorain Ave. 12-20
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POVOL.ANIE!

Ma Bratov, a Sestry Sboru
q. SLOW. Uigi!
Timto vas uctive povolava-
me Ma rocnd shodzu 27. Sboru
SLOW. Ligi, ktora sd bude W.
drziavat' va stvrtok vecer d1a
22-ho Novembra t. L. o pol
osmej h. v skolskej miestnosti
ma zapadnej IA. ulici pod ci-
slom 2139.
Bratia a Sestri, SLOW. Liga
svoje povolanie este neskonci-
la, nebud'te lahostajni oproti
telesu ako je SLOW. liga!
Pried'te a dokazte, re vam
lezi ma srdci velke dielo kero
stoji pred nami, co je povino-
st'ou nasou, abysme no viko-
nall, teda vysdkajme rukavi ma
ozivenie nasho 27. Sboru, ne.
daime mu zahinut', ale sa chit
me praci vitrvajme az dc
konca.
S tinto vas povolava drad
Sboru 27. SLOW. Ligy.
L'UDEVIT KRC, predseda
nAxyy-v nvYnV(Ua
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MUsl BYT PRODAN 6ti poke.

MUSi BYT PRODAN 6ti poko-
jovy dunn kouelnou, fernes,
elektrika, pIyn, dlazdena uli-
ce. Cena $500. Pro blizsi
informace dopiste neb prijd'-
te do Gradovny j. T. Nejedlik
11015 Union Ave. S. E. Tel.
Broadway 1886 Union 1860
R. 1870
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PO TABORITSKU.

Vdecne VZpOmlndllle ShuIhu
nasich slavnych Husitu, boJov-
niku "a pravdu a svobodu V ce
le jejich hejtmanem Zizkou.
Taborite milovali syoji vlast'
svuj puvod a hajili pravdu, "a
niz kladli sve zivoty. Jejlch
cesstvi bylo necim posvatnym.
Ceskym zpevem vitezili mad ne
pfftelem. Historic ceska zazna
menava o Husitech, re kdyz
rozlehla Sc krajem jejich hy-'
nina "Kdo jste bozi bojovnici"
nepfitel prchal pred jejich vo-
jem.
Tito statecni ochranci nasi
viasti musi nam byti prikla-
dem a voditkem V dobe pritom-
he V hledani pravdy a pokro-
ku. Zasady Taboritd pfijala "a
sv6 jedna q mohutnych ces-
l-ych organised We Spoj. Sta
tech, Jednota Taboritu, ktera
zalozena byla pred 40 roxy.
Jednota Taboritd rozdelila
svoji pasobnost na nekolik Cd
bora, z nichz dulezitym jest
Dramaticky Odbor j. t. Proc
zminuieme Sc 0 tomto odboru,
ma svoji priGinu, nebot' odbor
ten podjal Sc velmi duleziteho
ukolu, pon6vadz bude hrati We
prosp6ch cesk6 svobodomysl-
ne skoly j. A. Komensky v Mt.
Pleasant.
Uskutecnenim a podporenim
tax dulezit6 instituce jako jest
teska skola, projevuje Jedno-
Ia Taboritd tut6z lasku k de-
tenn, jako kdysi Hustle pred OBJ
sazenim Naumburku smiloVali
Sc mad pruvodem vyslanych di
TEX. ably prosili 0 milost voje-
vud. Prokopa. Byla to tehdy la
ska dcta k mladezi, jez zauji
mala v srdci slavnych Husitu
sv& misto. A totez platf 0 vzne
senem likoM d. o. j. L. podpo
rou cesk6 skoly dava moznost
Geskemu diteti v Americe nau-
citi Sc jazyku Cesk6mu nejen
slovem, ale i pismem a sezna--
meni jei Sc slavnymi dejinami
lnaroda cesk6ho znamena pro
tesky zivel zde zijici velky
krok k pokroku.
Cesk6 Skoly zde name, iichz
Jest nam treba pro ceskou w
chovu mladych pokoleni. O ce-
Iskou Skolu ma Sc zajimat kaz-
Idly cesky spolek V teto zemi
ma byti probuzon zajem kaz.
| dc ceske rodin6 a laska k slav
ne a velike naSi minulosti, lasks
Il ucta k materskemu iazyku, Ii
ska k volnosti a svobode.
/ V6nuje-li Sc Dram. Odb j
I. tomuto cestnemu ukolu, "a.
sluhuje jiste uznanj a ocen6n
iakoz i podporeni snah tecf
od ct. ceske verejnosti, by ma
vsteva pr divadelni hfe odpo
vidala prospechu 1cele, pre-
ktery Jest urcena. Podport'
tento lidumilny skutek a agitu
te pro hojnoU navSteVu,
L. V
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PRG>T>A Sc. Sc.
50-AKROVA FARMA

vymeni Sc "a mestsky majetek
- Dobytek, naradi vse, upl-
ne zarizena. Pouze z mil cd
mestskych hranic. Cena velml
nizka. Zavolejte Atlas Finan-
ce Co., 545S Broadway a ptej-
tie Sc ma J. Migasek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Deficit Mar. Divadla Pra-


re. X zpravam 0 deficitu Mar.
divadla sdeluje "Divadlo" ma
zakladn6 verohodnych infor-
maci nasledujici: Ma rok 1921
schvalen byl beze vsi namitky
q skrtu tento rozpocet: potfe-
ba 13,049,2 Kc, q toho pod
mix 1,002, ,497 &c a zem6 o.
.046,712 Kc; uhrada 6,057, ,404
Kc, z toho podnik 6,055, 600 Kc
4 zeme 2100 Kc; cili rozpocto
w schodek celkem 6,991, 300
kc. Die podrobne sestavy ceske
zemske uctarny bude die sku-
tecneho vysledku do 80. zari
1921 a die pravdepodobne po-
treby od |. riina do 81. prosin-
ce ciniti potreba "a rok 1921
6hrnem 8,122,985 Kc a uhra-
ola II, PIT, ,549 KG, Cili schodek
skutetny 6,845,435 Kc bude
stale jeste o 146,373 Kc prizni
vejsi proti rozpoctovemu schod
ku. Suma schodku 6,S45, ,435
Kc, tot skutecne vydani zemt
ma Geske divadlo.
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"a $4,000, kuchynska kamna
ma uhli ia $4,000 a ma tvrd6
uhff "a $12.00; zelezna postel
s perami a matraci $500;
dresser $500; stul a A zidle
"a $4.00; kozeny houpak $12;
elektricka Tampa $500; ledni-
ce $500; bicykl ga $1,000 =
houpaci kun "a $500; sici
stroj, White vyroby, pouze |
mesic uzivany, nadobi, karpe-
ty, zdimacka, cihlicka a jine
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no do tydne, da Sc vse velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc els. 3411
w. Al. st. 12-20
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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1921-06-15
4 Challenge 10 College Graduates

On Sunday, in his BaccaIaurcatc
address, President John NJ. Thomas Of
Pennsylvania State College told the
Asa graduating students that they
were going out to seek success in
times that "try the mettle of mems
souls" That present day conditions
are ideal for developing the most valu-
able qualities Of college graduates now
entering upon their life work was his
encouraging message.
"You are leaving college and finding
your places in the world in a most diff
fcult and trying time" he said.
Thought is confused and uncertain
and there is no clear path forward. A
spirit of depression and discourage
ment is in the air. The problems of
humanity seem too vast and intricate
for the minds at hand to solve them.
The war has brought great disillu-
sionment and we see that we are not
so far along toward world of happi-
ness and peace as we had before
imagined. It is time that tries the
mettle of mems souls"
"You are fortunate that this is true.