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is seeking an absolute divorce from
the said Defendant for the causes set
forth in the complaint in said action,
which said complaint will be filed in
the office OF the Clerk of the Supe-
Iior Court CT Wilson county, on or
before the return date hereof; and
the said Defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
at the Office Of the undersigned Clerk
Of the Superior Court at the Court
House in said Wilson county, on or
before the 25th day of October. and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the Plaintiff will ep-
ply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint. This the
oath day OF September. 1921.
J. d. BARDIN,
Clerk Superior Court.
r. S. HASSELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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terS, all inventorying $22, ,16S,15.
At the same time and place there
any liens, four National Cash Regis
ters; three OF which are new style.
being nickel, mahogany and oak
finish; and one being old style, nickel
finished; and one Knight Iceless Soda
Fountain and carbonator and acces-
sories, which when new sold for
$1,25O.00.
This the 18th day of October, A.
D., 1921.
F. S. Hassell, Trustee.
10 IL IA IT 10 21
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BUG is
NOT BOIL WEEVIL

Henderson, Oct. 13-The bug To-
Gated here last week and pronounced
a boil weevil has been examined by
Franklin Sherman, Ste Enetomo-
logist of the Department of Agricul-
ture, and declared to be not a genu-
inc boil weevil. The sample that was
discovered in a newspaper and alive
by Secretary G. f. Conner of the
Chamber of Commerce, at the Civitan
Club, was held by Mr.. Conner to be
the genuine boil weevil, since he had
seen many Of them in the section of
Georgia where the weevil is very pre-
valent.
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Between the Hours of IL II. and

Between the Hours Of IL M. and
O'Clock II. NJ.
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, that certain tract of land
lying and being in the county and
state aforesaid. described as fol-
lows:
Beginning ON the road, leading to
Barnes Mill, B. ]. Dew's corner.
corner of lot No. 8, runs thence with
d. J. Dew's line South So E. 213O
feet to a gum on a branch, Thigh
mans line, thence down the various
cources of the branch to the run
Ct Toisnot Swamp, thence up the run
OF Toisnot swamp to the corner of
b. J. Dew's, corner Of lot No. ga,
thence South Al degrees Is minutes
West 665 feet, corners and runs
thence North So degrees West
1900 feet to the road, thence with
the road, S28 feet to the beginning,
containing 49 41OO acres, and be-
on the plat of the DR.. c. E. Moore
farm. as made by the Atlantic Coast
Realty Company, which map is re-
corded in Plat Book No. /, page "a,
Wilson County Registry, together
with the right to use 10 foot lane
between lots Nos. S and 6. IA and
3-A, as indicated upon said plat.
This, September 28th, 1921.
H. G. CONNOR, Jr.
10 1 Is 22 TRUSTEE e.
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The undersigned will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash in front
the Court House on the 22nd day OF
Oct. 1921, at IL o'clock, noon, one
Buick touring automobile, makers No
335412, owned by w. C. Miles. Said
car is being offered for sale under
Mechanics lien and for storage
charge.
Date: September 28, 1921.
Brown Motor Co., Wilson, N. c.
10 Is
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SPECIAL TRAIN
EXCURSION
FROM

GREENVILLE, N. G.
and intermediate Stations
TO
RALEIGH, N. c.
Account
N. c. STATE FAIR Oct. 1922
FOOT BALL GAME Oct. Goth
A. & E. College VS.. University
via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R.R.
SPECIAL TRAINS
On Oct. 1S. and goth
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NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Real Estate

Under and by virtue OF the power
os sale contained in that certain mort
gage deed executed by A. ]. Gallo
way to H. G. Connor, Jr., Trustee,
dated January s, 1920. and duly re-
corded in Book 1874. page 66, Wilson
County Registry, and at the request
of the holders of the notes therein
secured. and because of default in
the payment of the said notes, the
undersigned will,
ON MONDAY THE 31ST DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1874
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Calypso; R. D. Caldwell, Lumberton; );
Charles Flynn, Washington; Will
liam Dunn, Jr.. New Bern; c. j.
Ellen, Greenville; NJ T. Breazeaie
Mount Olive: Paul Morgan, Spring
Hope; J. A. Brown, Ciaadburn; Hugh
McAae. Wilmington: DR.. r. c. Will
liams, Wallace; M. L. Smith, Green
vile.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

Pursuant to the provisions Of
Cnater Sc of the Public Laws Of
1915, as amended, this is to give
due notice to all property owners
who are interested that the assess
Elent roll covering paving done un-
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Notice of Service by Publication

North Carolina,
Wilson County
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
BETTE Boykin
Elf Boykin, alias
Jack Boykin
The Defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Wilson County, in
which said action the said Plaintiff
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Arrlves ItaIelgh 1871 A. NJ.
1900 p. M.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS on sale
daily, for all regular trains, Oct.
l 5th to Oct. 21st, and for trains ar
riving Raleigh before noon of the
22nd.
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PODZIM Sc BLlZI.

Pfichod podzimku ohlaSuie
Sc ka2dorocne tymiz potize-
M. Dostayuje Sc nechut' k il
dlu, zacpa, slabost a unaYa DO
cele tele. Znate stare pore
kadlo: Trochu leku cas- sto-
il meme nez pozd6ji libra l6-
cenl? VeZm6te Trineroyo Hor
ke Vino a tento spolehlivy pro
stredek prenese vas bez nesna
n pres zmenu rocniho casu.
TrinerovO Hofke Vino obnovi
chut' k iidlu, zbavi vas zacpy,
rozpia5i pocit neyolnosti a u
Vede op6t mysl Va3i do row
noVahy. ReumatismUs svalo-
vs. klouboyE a neuralgie ia
ke .isou obyyklymi podzimnimi
hosty. Zkuste Trincruv Lini-
ment pfesyedtite Sc, ze ie to
lex shutecne spolehlivy. Take
ma podzim objeyuii sc nachla
zeni hlaye a ma prsou, ka-
sci, zanet pruduSek pod. Ne
otalejte a uzivejte Trineruv
Mirnitel kasle. Pro boleni y
krku nejlepsim kIoktadlem ie
Trineruv Antiputrin. Vas Ie-
karnik neb obchodnik l6ky
ma vsechny tyto leky ma skla-
de.
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Stepan stroll il JENNIE do
dvora palace, zavrel dv6re a
vstoupil opet do sv6ho vozu,
ktery rychle dale ujizdel.
Pri spatreni nadherne budo-
Ivy, kterou mela pred sebou, S
vysokymi okny, mramorovymi
schody, pozlacenymi pavlany
a tax dale, kdyz spatrila veil
ke nadvori ozdobene kv6tino-
vymi zahony a posazen6 nei-
krasnejSimi a nejvzacn6iSimi
kvetinami, zustala Dionysie u
divena stati a netroufala 81
krok ku predu uciniti. Vratny
objevil Sc ma prahu sv6 loze:
"Co 81 pfejete?" tazal Sc.
Dionysie odpov6dela otaz-
kou: "Bydlf zde pan Moril-
lon?"
"Ano, slecno. Chcete 5 MIN
mluvit?"
"Ano, pane.
"Pfejete 81 n6co cd neho?",
"Ano, chci no n6co prosit
a take mu chci n6co sd6lit".
"Kdyz tomu tax, sIecno, te-
dy jd6te pres dvar a pax po 81
rokych schodech nahoru; v
predsini naleznete sluhu, ktery
yam dale ukaze".
"Naproti?"
Ano, DO tech mramorovych
schodech nahoru".
Dionysie presla dvur, po
schodech nahoru, vstoupila do
predsin6 a kracela zvolna po
spickach, jakoby Sc obaVala
d6lat hrmot, mezi dv6ma rada-
mi mramorovych soch.
Sluha V cernem fraku a BIZ
lem nakrcniku sedel ma male
lavicce.Pfi spatreni divky vstal
a sci il vstric.
Dionysie myslila, re ma pred
sebou nejakou vzneSenou oso-
bu, proto jej pozdraviIa velmi
zdvofile, ucinic pri tom svou
nejkrasn6jsi poklonu. TO Sc
cern6 od6nemu panu libiIo. Sc
bral Sc tedy co nejlepe mohl a
pravil: "Prichazlte snad, sle-
cinko, pro odpov6d' ma proseb-
nj zadost, kterou jste panu hra
beti re Soleure podala?"
"Ne, pane, pana hrabetc ze
Soleure ami neznam".
Tax snad chcete k NADIA
me RamelovG2"
Dionysie neznamymi jmeny
zmatena vevalovaIa oci. Take
Ramelovou neznam".
"Nuze, tedy mi rekn6te, S
.kym chcete mluvit?"
(PokraCovani.)
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PRODA Sc:


25O-akrova farrna, 20 mil
od Squaru, 25 kusd dobytka,
80 akru cukernatych javoru S
varnou ma cukr, 100 pejlku,
jen budovy mali pozadovanou
celkovou cenu, po pripade na
vymenu. Cena $4,000.
SO akru, 18 mil cd Squaru,
bez budov, Cena S5,4OO.
54 akru, 18 mil cd Squaru
1O-pokojovy dunn, dobytek, L.
roda a nacini $12,5OO.
6 akru, 16 mil cd Squaru,
9-pok. dun, blizko nadrazf,
$5, 400.
l6-pokojovy hotel, garaz ma
10 stroj1, topeni, elektr. svet-
la, pul akru pudy, slime stro
my, V menSim mest6, II mil
cd Clevelandu, blize nadrazi
ma dlazdene ceste. $4,000.
2 domy, 7-pokojove kou-
pelnou kazdy, blize vych. 55.
I'll. a Woodland, velky lot. Ce-
ma $1,000.
John Jares, 5847 Broadway.
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NADHERNE MfSTO

Il akr) ma venkov6, ale media
leko mesta V move csl. osad6
ma Libby rd., stop 10, A. B. C.
kary, muze koupit ten, kdo 81
posplsi. Je to rohove misto s
mnoha ovocnymi stromy ke-
II, pekny dunn je 0 6 svet. a je
Y mem fernes, elektrika, gas
sklep. Toto misto hodi Sc pro
spekulaci, ma obchod neb pro
lidi po venku touzici. Pricina
prodeje je odiezd mesta, il
max zadne penize by tento
nekoupily. Cena mir
ma. The Atlas Finance Co,
5458 Broadway. Mr.. Stuk-
bauer. S-29
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d r OBJ N E
q L N 4 NJ K Y.
PRI.JIvE Sc:


PRIJME Sc sest schopnych
jednatelu, inteligentniho jed
mani. Je to dobra prilezitost,
vydelati 81 sIuSn6 penize. Hla-
ste Sc hned mezi $50 a 10
hod. rano a ptejte Sc Ma Mr..
Ostendorf firmy L. l.. Osten-
dorf Organization, 500 Ban
gor Bldg, 942 Prospect Ave.
S-27
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PRODA Sc dina ma sprav-
ku oLuvi, kde mono vydelati
az 500 tydne. Stroje hnan6
elektfinou. Naleza Sc V els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc ga
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway pc ste hod. vecer.
1929
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lie AkRU

V Medina County, velmi drod-
ma farma, proda Sc neb vyme-
nj Ia diva jednorodinove do
my V meste. Tato mlekafska
tarma je 23 mil Cd mesta a DO
necha Sc S nj celia letosnf dro-
da, dobytek a naradi. Potok
proteka farmou. Koupiti neb
vymeniti tuto farmu Jest pek-
nou pfilezitosti pro velkou
Jednu rodinu neb dive rodiny
spratelene. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Mr.. Jos.
Mlckovsky. 8-29
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PRODA Sc. "Bungalov" 2

PRODA Sc "Bungalov" 2
rodinny, pro kazdou rodinu
byt o A svetnicich, elektrika,
plyn, koupelna, velky sklep a
jine moderni zarizeni. Cena
$1,000, hotove $4,000, ostatni
na splatky jako najem $40
mesicn6. Haste Sc Y {. 1911
Benham Ave. 90
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NAJEMNfku.

NAJEMNlkU, proc mate
platit najem? Proc, kdyz vam
mlzem vystavet dunn d po-
kojich ma velk6m peknem To-
te "a $4,000 pfi hotov6m "a
placeni $500 a ostatni ma
splatku po $25 m6sicne jako
rent, aneb vam vystavime dunn
o 5ti pokojich, coz vas bude
stat pomern6 malo vice. Ma
me pekny pozemek ma Lee rd.,
jizne cd Miles Ave. a druhy Ii
Lake Shore Blvd. "a Euclid
Beach. Zavolejte tel. L. Brau-
ma, Prospect 265 r. aneb piSte
ma Al. Klicku, 2704 Cedar A
We. 81
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MA PRODEJ

grocerni a reznicky obchod V
dobrem okoli na Harvard,
blize II. ulice, maSiny ma ma
so, vahy, vubec cel6 vnitrni
zarizeni, bez zbozi, to Sc cd
hadne die nynejsi ceny. Cena
$4,000. Pricina prodeje cd
Jed z mesta = MONA vy1me-
ma mensiho majetku. Haste Sc
u Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway, A. Sicha, jednatel.
1929.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCoUZsKEHO.


V osm hodin rano lezela Di-
onysie jeste hluboky spanek
pohrouzena, kdyz konecne sra
motem vozu a povykem ma uli-
c; probuzena byla. Mnula 81 O.
ci, zvedla Sc ma loktech a O.
hhzela, ponekud jeSt6 ochabla
a dlouhym spankem otup6la,
po sv6tnici Sc vzrustajicim OBJ
divem, re Sc naleza V pokoji
krasnym nabytkem opatren6m,
ktery Sc ami dost malo nepo-
dobal temnemu v6zeni V Blois.
Ale brzy Sc vZpamatovala, ze
jiz neni zavrena, nybrz ma svo-
bode, Ma vzdy ma syobod6, re
jest V Pafizi u mladeho muze,
pritele jejiho bratra, S nimz Sc
ccstou setkala a ktery il poho-
stinstvi nabidl.
Byla V PaTizi a ocekavala,
re bude brzy spocivat V naruci
Lucianove,
Ac zaluze byly zavreny, dra
ly Sc slunecni paprsky jasn6 do
pokoie. N6kolik okamziku pro-
hlizela Dionysie velmi zv6da-
We predmety V pokoji, Use bylo
krasne, drahe ciste. "Porad
Sc mi zda, jako by to byl pou-
hy sen - mrucela pro sebe.
Ma krbu, naproti posteli,
staly hodiny, jichz t'ukot sly
Sela; Zadivala Sc Ma ne a spo-
zorovala, re rucitky ukazuji
ma deset minut po osm6. Jest
to mozn6!?" zvolala. "Jak
jsem mohla tax dlouho spat?"
Nevychazela diveni. Ivy
kla prede dnem vstavati, ne
mohla pochopit, iak mohla tax
dlouho do dne spati. Nemysli-
la ma to, re We vySetrovaci vaz-
be mnoho bezesnych noel stra-
villa a ze predeSlou noe hote-
lu Guise rozcilenim AM Okla
nezamhourila. A pax bylo to
po prve, re uboha Dionysie spa
la Y dobr6 postell a hlaVa ma
mekkem polStari odpotivala.
Ustavicny rachot vozu, omen
tupy, zmateny povyk, ktery
jako Why morske ma skalnate
nabrezi byl brzy slabsi, brzy
mocnejSi, byl pro Dionysii mo-
wynn predmetem obdivu. Mysli-
Ia, ze slvsi vzdalene rachoceni
hroYu.
Stydic Sc V posteli lezet,
kde1to den ma nj volal VISTA
VeJ, ospala =, vyskocila Z po-
stele a oblekla Sc.
PAX otevrela okno a zaIuZie.
4 okna ven Sc nahnouc, rozhli-
Zela Sc koIem. Pred sebou spa
tfila budoyy vychodniho ma
Grazi, videla lidi do omnibusu
Sc hrnouci. ably dostali mista !;
pIics azeni a odchazeni chod-
ca po chodnlkach, ma ulici a
Sirokem bouleVardu, tax dale
ko, Iak dohlednouti mohla,
droziy, lehke Vozlky, naklad-
M a Jine povozy; pravo, le-
vo Vsude omen nekonecny ruch,
nepopsatelna ciIoSt We vSem,
ktera We velkych m6stech pa
nuJe %, Jak krasne Jest Pa
Tizi." zyolala.
Vsecka udivena pohllzeia ma
vysokt domy, kter6 Sc podoba-
ly palacum.
Kdyz Sc divani nasytlla. "a
vrela okno. Nyni nedrzela
hfrnot, ktery il probudil, "a ra-
chot hromu.
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pRONAJMEs Sc:

PRONAJME Sc neb Sc pro-
da obchodni majetek :. 3672
E. 13l. St, hodi Sc pro grocer
nj neb hostinsky obchod, jsou
tam diva story. Piste ma Fr.
Dohnal, RED, no. /, Burton,
o.. Box 81. 2
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pul devate billy, pospiSila 81 5
dckoncenim sve toilety.
Kufr byl il do pokoje vecer
prinesen; otevrela no a vzala z
n6ho cisty limec a ciste man
zety, jakoz i svuj nejkoketnej-
81 cepecek. Zalezelo il ma tom,
ably Sc k navsteve pana Moril-
Iona pekne ustrojila.
Sotva re byla hotoya, zasle-
CHA slabe klepani ma dyere.
PospiSila otevrfti.
Byla to madame Renaudino-
va; priSla Sc podivat, zda-li
mlada divka jiz vstala. "Jiz
vzhuru a ustrojena?"
''Vyvad'te Sc Sc mnou. ma
dame, re jsem tax dlouho spa
la, odpov6d6la Dionysie;
"vskutku Sc stydfm ia takovou
lenbst".
30, prave naopak, ucinila
jste velmi dobre; muj syn,
ktery vzdy velmi casn6 vstaya,
zapovedel, abychom medically
zadny hrmot Ma blizku vas a
abychom vas nebudily. Spala
iste dobfe?"
"Je5t6 nikdy jsem tax dobre
nespala".
Madame Renaudinova chte-
la divku ma cello polibit; ale
misto nastaveni celia padla Di-
onysie stare PAM kolem krku
q libala il Sc slovy: "Vcera
jsem 81 netroufala."
Jest velmi hodna" pravila
sobe matka Stepanova.
"Nevim", pokracovala Dio-
nysie, "jsem-li dost dobre oble-
cena k nav5t6v6; neni mi moz-
no, lepe Sc ustrojiti".
Madame Renaudinova pro-
hledla il od hlavy az k pate.
"Mile dite", pravila, 'jste do
bre ustrojena, ano pro zvlaSt
M pripad podrzte tento sat.
! Diyka q venkova nemuze Sc
tax strojit jako slecna m6sta
Ostatn6, mile dit6, osoby, jez
bro uvidite, dbaii malo ma to,
mate-li ma sobe ten neb omen
sat-.
"Uvidim tedy vice osob, ma
dame?"
"Snad, ale ia yam to nesmim
rici. Nyni pojd'te k snidani'.
Stepan byl liz ' .iidelne. Po-
! zdravil Dionysii, wal il ia ru-
ku, kterou JENNIE stiskl vedl
j. ke stolu.
| Snidane odbyta rychle.
"Nyni, slecno Dionysie',
pravil Stepan, "pujdeme, libo-
Ii vam".
"Doproyodite mne, pane Re
naudin?"
"Ano, povoze, ktery jiz ma
mas ceka, ale jenom Ike dverim
pana Morillona. kdez vas "a
necham, nebot' muslin 81 odby-
Ii jeSte iednu naVstevu. Svuj
kufr a koSik muzete prozatim
zde nechat Mate Y mem peni-
re, iez dnes potrebovat nebu-
dete. Ostatne nestarejte Sc 0
mic; jest6 dnes vecer, bude-li
tfeba, pride sem vas bratr pro
vase veci".
"Souhlasim Sc rsim, iak ma
ridite, pane Renaudin", odpo-
Ved6la Dionysie.
Objala jeSte iednou NADIA
me Renaudinovou, slibila il, re
il bud bratrem aneb sama,
az Sc nebude obavat, ze uli-
cich zabloudi, navstivi, pax
! nasledovala Stepana, ktery 5
: kozenou taSkou pod PAID po.
dobal Sc pravniku k soudu
jdoucimu.
Nebylo jeste deset hodin
) kdyz koci zastaYil pred pala
Gem Soleure.
St6pan Vyskocil vozu, po
mohl diVce pri vrstupovani, M
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MA PRODEJ.

vystaveli dunn 0 6ti pokojich Sc
Vslm modernfm zarizenim, KITE
ry Sc proda "a mirnou cenu.
Castku hotov6 ostatnf ma mir
ne splatky. Nal6za Sc ma vych.
1872 ul. Haste Sc u L. Sanda.
3175 K. 116. ul.
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POkOJE k pronajmuti v
Plzenskem hotelu cd $500 W.
Sc, vse moderne zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. 2?
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PRODAJf Sc

PRODAJI Sc kamna, po-
stel, stul, pradelnik, houpak,
3 zidle a nadobi do kuchyne,
vse velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc v {.
1853 Gallup st. 8-27
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni fan

PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma o 25ti akrech, dun o 7
pokojich, vsechny vedlejsi bu
dovy, dve poulicni kary, je
tam l tele, 180 slepic, ctvrt
akru vina, ctvrt akru malin,
elektlina, 20 mil od squaru, l
mile cd dlazby a elektricke
drahy. Blizsi informace poda
j. f. Nejedlik Co., 11015 u
Mon Ave. Tel. Broadway
1886, Union 1861 r. $50
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diva domy ma lote Sc vSim "a
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nj IL pok. koupelny pra-
delnou, horkou vodou vytap6-
ny, cihlova garage, bridlicova
stfecha. Use nejlepsim porad
ku. Dlazd6na ulice, blize
Broadway kary a Fowler sko-
ly. Mattel odjizdi z mesta. Ce
ma $4,000, cast hotove a O.
statni ma mirn6 splatky. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. 1929
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-27

o 6ti pokojieh, elektrika, dve
porce, p6kny lot, ponevadz mu
81 byt prodan, da Sc pouze "a
$3.50. Haste Sc The Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc Ma Mr.. Mlckovsky.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-27

PRODA Sc dunn "Bunga-
low rok stary, dobre staveny,
Vse modern6 zarizeno, garaz.
Vezme Sc lot ma splatku. Hla-
ste sc Y els. 1925 Rosewood A
We. z Warner Rd. $50
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
DEATH AND DAMAGE
FOLLOW WAKE Of
DAKOTA TORNADO
One Is Killed and S35O,OOO in
Destruction Wrought as
Storm Wipes Out Town.

ABERDEEN. (. n, July A tor
uado struck Frederick, s. -. Satur-
day night, killing one man and Caus-
ing damage estimated at $3.50. 900
Practically every building in the
town was demolished. Arno And>r-
son. who was assisting his family to
the basement Of Their home, wa. KILL
ed in his efforts to escape when the
house was torn from its foundation.
The storm broke hcro at S:i5 o'clock
last night, accompanied ny an eighty
mile-an-hour wind Nine injuries, not
considered serious. were reported to-
day over practically demoralizcd lines
Of communication.
The storm came as climax to ten
days OF scvcre heat and although II
caused great property damage. acri-
cultural authorities believed crops
would be saved as tho result Of the
moisture. which was badly needed.
\ train was derailed at Tacoma
Park. when a stretch of track a mile
long was lifted from the roadhed
after the wind had eXCavated the
right Of way. No one was injured.
A string Of nineteen cars was
blown out OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st Paul yards at Ipswich,
Among the injured here is Mrs. g
Larson. VINO was found unconscious
near her home. She was thrown from
a porch and suffered cash in her
head. Her recovery is doubtful.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
PLYMOUTH PREPARES
FOR TERcENTENNIAL

PLYMOUTH. Mass, July 4--This
ancient town is a-huzz today with
preparations for the coming tcrCen-
t"nnial pageant scheduled for July
1915.
Sewing machines are humminG as
tho women Of tho town fashion the
costumes to be worn by the | 400
actors in The Pilgrim Spirit" as tho
paTeant will be knuwn.
The men arc engaged in construct
ing elaborate properties" which in
clude a replica of the Mayffower and
Morse galley.
Maine and Massachusetts waters
are aFain navigated by red skins"
on route here In birch bark canoes to
take part in the unusual production
The lines f0r the raCeant have
heen written by prof George =. Ba-
ker. FarvRrd's most widely known
authority on the drama. The story
begins with the early explorations
OF the Norsemen and ends with the
world war. Thrilling scenes OF ac-
tion and rcenes depictinE the early
struggles Of the settlement will he
enacted. Old HYMNS will be sung,
old spinning wheels srun and an
cient practices observed
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
TWO GIRLS JAILED
FOR SEEKING FUNDS.
TO AID DESTITUTE.
Third Young Woman Escapes
Night in Coll by Obtain
ing Bail.

NEW YORK, July two young
women. arrested for soliciting funds
Tor V-wly organized charitable
organization known as the Timely
Service Society spent Saturday night
In a cell In the Charles street police
station. A third young woman, ar-
rested with them. escaped the cell
when friend provided bail late
st night.
"y were +rraigned before
- = te Swcetser In the Tombs
court the Magistrate declared their
- outrageous" and
psroled them for a hearing on Wed
nesday
The three girls are Daisy Rus
s'll, eighteen. Marcia Phillips. TWEEN
ty, and Winifred Millard, twenty
one. They were carrying collection
boxes marked Relief for the Unem-
'p!oyed."
At the hearing H. C Mannheim.
attorney for the three girls. said TO
Magistrate Svsetser " h.n a.,keL why
they had not been arraigned in the
women's court:
The police had them in the Fifty
fourth Street Court last night. When
we got up there the clerk announced
the case would not be taken up AMI
the girls were sent back to the
Charles street station house in
patrol wagon"
The magistrate replied:
II think II was outrageous to ar
rest the girls"
The address given by Miss Millard.
"35 Forty-"tFhth street. is the head
quarters OF the Union Social Center,
,i,a ,,l
Union Social Church, next door.
Harry c. Messervy. manager Of tho
commercial department of the Timely
Service Society said:
"We have been organized only a
few weeks and have had little pub
licitv. We are nonsectarian and de
pendent upon voluntary contribut ion !.
to aid those we are helping. We
have farm at Rlackwelrs Mills. n.
j.. where we send men who need
work. They are taken from the fatm
for miles around.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
ESCAPED MURDERER
RETURNS TO PRISON

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July -
Conscience has driven Sam Payne.
former city marshal at Walnut Ridge,
back to his cell in the Arkansas
State prison, whore he will spend the
rest OF his life. unless granted guhe--
Material rcpricve. Payne escaped
from the State prison farm eighteen
months ago, after being sentenced to
life imprisonment for murder.
Weary OF the lirh of fugitive, the
mountaineer convict walked into
Governor McRae's office. introduced
himself and told the chief executive
that he was ready 20 90 back behind
the bars. In surrenderinE he was
keeping a promise TO officers at wal
nut Ridge, who "pinched" him when
he came down out OF the mountains
to visit his wife. who was critically
I'll He would go 10 the state prison
and give himself up, he said, IL per-
mitted to stay a few days unmo-
Tested with his wife.