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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
MAN FALLS
UNCONSCIOUS

z. Fl. SeIke. whose address Is un-
known. suddenly became sick yesterday
afternoon in the South Shore drug store
on North Herman street. and fell to the
floor unconscious.
He was taken to St, Margaret's hos
pital in the police patrol and was re-
ported to be getting along nicely this
morning. Identification was made
through q card in his pocket
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
TWO DIE IN
N. w. WRECK

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERucE1
BELLE PLAINS. Ia. Sept, 1s.-Two
men we're killed and two others seri-
ously injured today when the Los An
geles Limited. crack all steel train Of
the Chicago & Northwestern road. was
partly derailed near here.
Fireman j. p. Johnston OF Clinton
Ia. and unidentified man, believed
to have ben a tramp, who was beating
his way. were killed. Engineer r. r
Lea OF Clinton. and man believed IL
have been pal Of the unidentified man
who was killed. were injured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
TAXI CO. s
HIT HARD
BY J|TNEY
Furty-Two "Jits" Running
Business, Taxi Firms
Complain

49, = car when you can pc
80 ~anv place in the city for
cents in a Cadillac?
anywhere for cents"
rbts ndicrously low offer was mace
49, ne hrst time yesterday Wneh 80
-,,slrv between Hammond's jitneSs oe
o.,,. so intense that desperate means
uara resorted TO for patronage.
-har. are forty-two 'jits" traversins
~ ..raets centuring their attention
- +ha downtown district For tlfhe
80 accepted rate was 10 cents tle
a-i,.arx having found the public VIII
- 70 pay two cents more than the
.+~a.t car fare in order TO make petter
TINS
.as ~ cents And in addition 70
~. rorty-two jItneys there are hail
6ovan or more touring cars running Pc
.,aan Hammond and Gary on q rate of
95 cents per passenger. The best they
~, make is So for a round trip 20 the
s+aal CITY. a distance or approximately
..,.v-Ave miles The yellow CAP
C,on,nanv Of Chicago says that II costs
X cents a mile to run cab. but the
cary Hammond taxis manage TO 90 "
for IL cents L. mis- q Ao~N'
anlv 3 cents on an average
They're not making money" said an
,,tsrnrban official They are simply
wearing out their cars ana maNliiR
enough TO live on"
rrr MERRY wAR GOES ON
the Gary & Interurban and the Ham
rnond. Whiting East chicago street
rauwav are not the only concern to
ON Z
said that the fits threaten the vert
existence OF the taxicao companies
How can we stay in business ~nen
people can go 10 any part of the city
for ave or ten cents@+ asked a taxtcab
man we are compelled to charge
as. so and 75 cents passenger. we
nav good wages TO our drivers and
mechanics and try TO show profit on
the investment. 1t can't be done against
such competition. The jit driver does
no, figure he has an investment He
ts simply out to get what he can as
long as his car keeps running If ne
blows tire it puts him out Of the run
ming but there are two more 70 take
his place"
Criticism Of the police for laxity in
the enforcement Of the laws and or
dinances regulating automobile traffic
Is being heard. 1t was stated yester-
day that two Fords and Buick were
running without q license plate and that
two other Tits" only had license plates
On one end Two Gary autos were with
out tail lights. Il was said.
The administration is playing poll
tics with the jftney owners BY letting
than do as they please q democrat
charged
In defense Of the sits" it was said
The poor devils are out of work and
they are trying to keep the wolf from
the door"
Many Of the '3tt" drivers are said to
be from Carys gouth side
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
ACCUSE DOCTOR OF
CAUSING DEATH
lsFEc1kL 10 IHE TINES

cROUE POINT. ND SEPT. ia
case attracting considerable attention
in medical circles is being tried in the
Circuit court this week on n change
OF venue from Starke and Pulaski coun-
ties The defendant. Ira Clark, has filed
a suit for $4,000 against DIR. Albert
Fisher. OF Winamac, Ind. claiming that
undue negligence and improper dag
nosis in the case caused the death of
Elmer Clark son in February. 1920
DR. Fisher diagnosed the case as scar
let fever when 1t is claimed the lad
died of symptoms supposed to be ty-
phoid fever Attorneys John Gavit and
Otis J. Bruce are local lawyers in
terested in the case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
More Dangerous
Sport Than Football
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEaylcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
ST. PAUL. MINI, Sept. 10
Three masked bandits shortly be
fore noon held UP poker game N
a down town hotel. shot and killed
one Of the players and seriously
wounded the proprietor OF the ho-
tel The bandits escaped with $500
the amount on the table.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
COURT ORDER
ON PRINTERS

DENVER. September 1s.-Unfon
printers at st. Louis on strike for a
forty-four hour week. were enjoined
from picketing and from "harrassing z
threatening. assauiting or intimidat-
ing those seeking work IN open shop
plants in ST. Louis in a temporary
restraining order issued here yester-
day BY Judge John E. Garland. act
ing district fudge for the eastern dis
r1ct OF ALlssHnalr4-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
TRIED TO BRIBE
HAMMOND OFFICER
IspgciAL 10 TAg rInEsl

CROWN POINT. ND, Sept ls-Dan
Ogntenovich. OF Gary. on q charge Of
bribery was found guilty and senten-
ced to two to fourteen years i'll the
penitentiary BY Judge Martin Smith on
THURSDAY The charge against Ogtl-
jenovich was preferred by Lawrence
Erlanbaugh. police officer Or Ham
mond, who had arrested him for trans
porting liquor IN his car Ogn5eno-
vieh tried 70 hrtbe the officer not 10
arrest him He was also fined $4,000
and his sentence suspended during
good behavior. Attorney Blaz Lucus
defended him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16
(BULLETTN)

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l6.-Ros-
coe Fatty" Arbuckle must face a
charge of murder.
At 1915 he was led into the court
room Of Police Judge Sylvan Lazarus
and the bailif droncd:
Roscoe Arbuckle. charged with
murder
District Attorney Matthew Brady
then announced: The State is ready
to proceed with the prosecution of the
charge"
(BULLETIN)
LONDON. Sept 10. De Valera de-
mands unconditional conference with
Lloyd George.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-16

showers probable In north nnd
central portions, partly cloudy IN
south portion tonight aRd sntur-
day; not much change In tempern-
fure.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
OUZ MATKOU VYNA-


Statni p%rohibicni i~nspektofi
vcera oznamili, re objevili no.
YOU methodu hostinskych, jak
Irychle odstraniti lihove napo-
lie. aby tyto nemohly byti prot
MIN n6mymi svedky. V hosti1.
ci els. 2102 Prospect Ave. IL
nistena byla koTalka V zelez-
ne nadob6. Kdyz nepovolany
otevrel viko, otevTel Sc We dne
automaticky kohoutek, kterym
whiska rychle vytekla do skle-
pa prave ma hromadu nehase.
n6ho vapna. Moderni tento Wy,
Inalez nebyl ale hostinsk6mu
McMahonovi prav6 mnoho pla-
ten, byl vzdor tomu obzalo.
ivan pro pfestoupeni Crabbe'
Iova aktu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
NEBEZPECNE KOUPANf MA
JEZERNfM POBREzf.

Distriktni zdravotni komisar
dr.. Herbert Lockhart vydal
vcera varovani, kterym pouka-
zuje ma nebezpeci, kteremu
Sc vsichni koupajici vystavuji,
zejmena V ruznych tHnich a
ma pobTezi v Bratenahlu a Gle
veland Heights. Koupajici Sc V
techto miStech byli postizeni
infekcnimi chorobami nosu i
usi, zavinenymi vniklymi mi
kroby. V nekterych pripadech
bylo podobne onemocnenf do
sti povazlive a zmineny zdra-
votni ufednik navrhuje, ably
kazdy koupajici Sc opatril kou
paci cepicl, kterou niue stab
mouth pres usi, ably pred moz-
nousnakazou aspo1 c3ste6n5
bN ,chranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

Starry sedlak lezel ma smrtel
ne posteli a narizoval zene,
jak Sc ma zachovati DO jeho
smwti.
"Nezapomen Marie" mu-
mlal, "ze je mi Johanson dlu-
zen 25 korun.'
"Slysite," pravila zena k
sousedum, kteri pfiSli, ably j.
potesili zarmutku, "jak je o.
patrny do posledni chvile."
"A nezapomen Marie" 90.
kracoval umirajici, "ze .isen
dluzen staremu Petersonov
SO korun."
"Ubohy muz," rekla NAME.
zelka nemocneho, "uz Ease
blouzni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
CLEVELAND OPET We INA
MEM POCENf.

Vcera vySplhal Sc rtut'ovy
sloupec t%eplomeru az k 80,
stupni, coz bylo tento mesic
jjiz pc seste. Nejv6tsi horko pa
novalo O 4. iodine odpoledni,
Nejvetsi parno zavladlo dine
10. cerv'ce, kdy zaznamenany
81 stupne. Povetrnostni prorok
dava nam ma dnesek nadeji, re
male mistni bourky ponekud
teplotu stlaci. Skoda, re nepo.
vida ma jak dlouho.
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PAM domu: Merry - dnes
venues ty nasi deti do biogra-
flu - uz diva dny tan nebyly.
Sluzka: Ano, PAM, kan
nam S mimi jiti? V jednom da-
vajf "Hfich neverne zeny" a V
druhem "Zaletny manzel."
PAM: Vite CO? Tu mate pc
nize a n~avstivte divadla ODE,
ale at Jim to vsechno dobre
vysvetlite.
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ROD Sc. pekna farmicka i

PRODA SE pekna farmlcka
80 akru rozlohy, pekne budo-
Wy, uplne zarizeaa, 3 peknou
urodou. Je pouze 81 mi Cd me-
sta, / mill cd dlazaenG cesty a
je pri nj kousek lesa. Mono il
tez vymenit "a mestsky maze
tex.
Farma o n akrech, velmi IL
rodna, moderni dunn 0 8 svetni-
cich, so akru pod pluhem, O.
statnl je krasna zahrada, les a
pastvina. Je tam 10 tun sena V
bani, A akry brambor, korna, o.
YES, vubec vsechny zasoby, do
bytek, drubez a yeSkere far
marSke stroje a nacinl. Tato
farma je m6stecku ma dlazde-
ne ceste, story, skola, hostel a
mlekarna zrovna vedle fanny
a pouze 80 mil vychod. cd Gle
velandu. Znamenita prllezitost
pro toho, kdo hleda dobrou far
mu. Vezme Sc tez mestsky ma
jetek ma vymenu. BlizSi sdeli
l.. Rericha, mattel, 5015 Per-
shing av. Union 958 w. 7-3C
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~Polehcujici okolnost.

"Slecna, S niz chodis, duklad
ne silha".
"Ano, ale "a to ma oci tax
malick6, re toho nelze hned
Zpozorovati''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
MOU STAROU

zkuSenost v oEoru nateracsktm
a papirovani pfibytkd proya-
dim opet nasledkem lisovani
meho zelezafskeho obchodu
ma Woodland Ave. Rozpocty
ma pozadani. Frace zaruccna,
,eny LEVINE a rychla sluzba.
JOS. SIBRAVA,
naterac a papirovac
1868 AVE.
Princt. 2547 r.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO.
20.

Dionysie Cekala v %pracovn@
starostove; nechapala, proc i
il jake ostatnim nebylo f9ce-
no, re NIUE jiti. Oknem videla
Cetniky ma kone sedati a tired
Milky odchazeti. Pred radnici
bylo dosud mnoho lid - mu-
III, zen, divek a deti. Dionysie
nerozumela CO mluvili, videla
je vsak We skupinach staff a ja-
ko o sazku rukama rozkladatl.
Predmetem jeiich hovoru byla
udalost predvcerejsi noel, PR
cemz kazdy svGj nahled 0 snlr-
tt ubohe stare devecky prona-
Sci.
Pc uplynuti pill hodiny ztra-
celia Dionysie trp6livost. "Neni
jinak, nez re ma mne zapomn6-
IL. Chodila pc svetnici a pax
pTistoupivSi k oknu pravila:
"Nevim, proc zde mann dleti a
dlouhou chvili Sc trapiti. Blu
dou-li mne ieSte PAM ufednlci
potrebovati, vSak oni mne ma
jdou We dvorci, Ale at mne Wy
slychaji jak cht6ji, nepovesim
Jim pravdu tax hned ma nos.
Oboie dvere nebyly zamknu
ty, nepovazovali to "a potreb-
ne. Divka otevrela dveTe, KITE
re vedly ma chodbu, seSla pc
schodech dolG a doSla az Ike
dverim obecniho donu, kter6
byly zavfeny.
Otevrela je a u Mich spatfila
cetnika ma strain TentQ stroll
il hrub6 zpet do domu a zvolal
ma nj hrubym hlasem: "Zpat-
ky! Zde venku nemate CO de-
latil"
"Nemohu vsak uvnitr zusta-
ii; mann We dvorci co delati".
"Nesmite ven, pravim!"
"Proc?"
"Nevira; tax mi 1ozkaz. Me-
la jste zustat, kde iste byla".
GALE -
"Nic ale, mila. Nemate &C
mluvit".
Cetnik wal divku ia ruku 6
dovedl il opet do pracovny sta
rostovy, kterou nyni Ia nj ma
klic uzamkl.
"Tomu nerozumim", mruce-
la Dionysie. PAX 81 sedla a pc.
drobila Sc sv6mu osudl JEST
dele cekati. Druha pull hodina
ubehla. Nahle zaslechla Una.
teny kirk; brzy ma to zaslechls
hlasy ma schodech, pax slyself
muze vstupovat do VedlejSlhC
salu a zidlemi pohybovat. -
Pc uplynuti nekolil,a minut o
tevrely Sc dvere jejiho vezeni
cetnicky desatnik vstoupil a o
slovil il: "Pojd'te!"
Dionysie vstoupila do We
dleisiho salu, kdez Sc octl;
pred soudcem, statnim navlad
MIN a s%tarostou. Smirci soudct
a lekar nebyli zde vice.
"Pristupte blize, Dionysit
Morelova', pravil soudce. =
Poposla diva kroky ku pfedu
"Myslim, re jste mela zatln
dost casu k pfemysleni', pc
kracoval urednik; "doufame
re Sc nyni priznate".
"Priznam? Nevim, co tin
mystic, pane soudce".
"V zajmu vasem radim VAN
abyste mluvila pravdu'.
"Nelhu nikdy".
"Pravite,a re onoho zebraka
ktery Sc objevil pfedvcirem V
dvorci, neznate?"
TAX jest.
"To jest ji2 jedna Lee. ",
znate onoho muzc, ktery, alb.
ufady ma nepravou cestu uved'
pfestrojil Sc; kdo jest, povezt
nam jeho jmeno''.
"Kdybych vedela, rada bye
YAM to rekla".
"Tedy trvate ma zaplrar
znamosti, kterou jste S muzer
tim mela?"
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"Tazala jste Sc, proc jste me
La miti zaamost S vrahem; to
VAN povlm, Dionysie Morelo-
va: pon6vadz jste jeho spolu-
v%inici'.
"Jeho spoluvinici - JAZZ"
pravila divka ma nejvyS pre-
kvapena.
"Ano, Wy! - O, neh12ite ma
prekvapenou. Behem prvniho
vyslechu pozhala jste velmi do
bre, re ma vas spociva tezke OBJ
vln6ni".
pane soudce, mluvite oprav
dove?"
"Dionysie Morelova, neza-
hraveite 81 S Mani; uvazte L.
ctu, kterou zastupcum zakona
povinovana jste. Ano, Wy .jste
spoluvinicl vrahovou, ano vice
nez to, Wy jste zosnovatelkou
tohoto zlocinu!"
"Ach, to jest p~TespTilis!"
zvolala divka, pima nevole. ma
to jsem nebyla pripravena!
Rada bych ved6la, kdo Sc opo-
vail mne q takoveho ohavne-
no skutku viniti".
"Skutek sam, vase dyoismy-
slna slova, vase chovani, vase
spatne zakryt6 zmateni obvi-
nuji vas!"
All, hled'me - to jest koni-
ck6".
"Shledavate to komickJm?"
"Ano".
"To nalezi k soustave vasi o.
brany. Jest videt, ze jste dlou-
no pfemysleia, CO mate Tici, V
padu- budete-li vyzvana, pred
soudem Sc zodpovjdati. Uvidi-
me, setrvate-li i pozdeji We
SVEN Zapirani".
"Ano, pane soud6e, uvidime.
Jedna Sc o zlocin; vrahem jest
neznamy, pTestrojeny zebrak
tax pravil jste Wy a ia tomu We
rim ale zlocinec tento zmizel.
PAX myslil jste, re ma jednoho
neb vice spoluvinniku,coz snad
Jest pravda hledate jeho spolu
%vinniky, a mne, mne, Dionysii
Morelovou, nalezate! Nuze, a.
no, .ieste jednou pravim, re to
Jest komicke! - Nebylo yam
praveno, re ,jsem svou ubohou
vzdychavou Lizu m~ilovala, jak
jcn dcera natku milovati NIL
Re? A il j m6,a ZayIazditi! A
proc, dobrotivV boze? Jsem ne
jakym Zyrhlym tvorem? Nena-
vid6la jsem kdy nekoho? Ma
opak, nikdy jsem svemu spolu-
bliznimu ami mic zleho nepra-
la. Poptejte Sc, pane soudce,
vsech lid, ktefi mne znaji a u
sly$lte, kdo jsem. Zajist6 stava
vinnika, snad jej pozdeji nale2
nete, ia vsak jsem nevinnou,
pane soudcei"
I, Dionysie mluvila S takovou
vfelosti a smelostf, kterymi jer
} pravda Sc vyznamenava.
Soudce nechtel vsak povoliti
/. ieho pTesv6dceni nemohlo byt.
zvyklano vykrikem urazene ne
: vinnosti. Pokrcil rameny a upi-
, raj svui prisny pohled ma div.
ku. Zvolna vytahl z kapsy nej.
l drive vlnenou puncochu a pax
krabicku Sc skvosty.
!, eco to vidfm?" pravila Dio.
nysle prekvapena.
Oci soudcovy jiskrily. "Po.
znavate to-" tazal Sc viteznyn
2 hlasem.
"Ovsem, pane soudce".
"komu nalezeii tyto naus.l;
Y &C, tato broze, tento prsten {
Y stara puncocha Sc zlat'aky?"
nine. od t6 DOLBY CO mi dare
why byly".
"Opovazujete Sc fici, lie tyt,
4 v6ci YAM nalezeji?"
"Pravim to, ponevadz je t.
/ pravda''.
"Jako ostatni! Pfizneite Sc
~nest'astna, re jste veci tyto u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 7 po-
kojich s koupelnou. Haste Sc V
c. 1850 Southview ave. 2
vych. 131. ulice, Union kara.
7-3O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

HLEDA Sc byt V pfizeml
pro tfitlennou rodinu, nejra-
deli domek sam pro sebe, kde
isou dive loznice, svetnice a XII
chyn S prislusenstvim. Nechte
adressu V adm. Sveta. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

FARMA rozlohy 103 akry

FARMA rozlohy 103 akry
"a Bedford, pr zeleznlci, ctyrC
nile Cd dl~zby, pul mile od
kary, 80 aAru orne pudy velmi
urodla, SO okrQ dobreho lesa,
oStatni pastva. Potok proteka
farmou q Ire u~tvoriti male je-
zero. Farnu musite videti, a.
byste il ccenill. Cena $4,000 "a
akr, hotove $1,000, aneo Sc We
zne mestky majetck M vym6-
III. Frank j. Parenica, 3543 Z.
l06. st. z Union. =?
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PRODA Sc zachoyaly tuno-
w Truck 1918" aneb Sc Wy
meni "a c~estovnf karu neb lot.
Haste Sc v 6is. 1904 vych. 53.
III. 100
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R B N {
o Z K
EsLEDA Sc:

tiLEOA Sc byt, nejradeji
domek sam o sobe V okoli Wy
chodnf 40. I'll. a Fleet Ave. Ne
chte adresu V adm. t. listu.
T-0S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

Zmije u Bcncsova. Ma Via
simsku objevilo sc letos velik6
mnozstvi zmiji. ZvlaSte V lese
II Domasina ma "Lom6" a We
"VorlinG" u VlaSini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

PRODAJl Sc LEVINE kuchyn-
ska kamna ma plyn, dvoje KAN
na vyhriVaci ma plyn, zelezna
postel S matracl, / zelezna det-
ska Dostylka 5 matraci, pol5tar,
velka pecina, ceske PERI. Has
te Sc V els. $3.50 vycA 81. al. 2
Drake ave. 7-3O
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MODERNE STAVENY dunn

blize Rocky River, vse pohodl
ne zarizeno, Sc proda "a lev
nou cenu $500, hotoye 49,
900. Haste Sc V cls. 4-oJ Wal
ner ri. 1eI. Unlon Ii X. 1-zs
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MA PRoDEJ. Prave jsme
vystaveli dunn 0 6ti pokojich Sc
vsim modernim zarizenim, kite
ry Sc proda "a mirnou cenu.
Castku hotov6 a ostatni ma mir
ne splatky. Nal6za Sc ma vych.
1872 ul. Haste Sc u l.. Sanda,
3175 E. 116. Ill.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
oochod S bytem, kde Sc trzi
$3.50 tydne, da Sc "a $3.50. MI
81 byti prodan, Haste Sc V els.
1898 Loraln Ave. 81
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Sc bvt o 5 svet-

nicich s koupeinou. Najem $50
mesicne. Haste Sc v &. 1857 L.
121. 81 80
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IA PRiCINOU

IA PRICINOU odjezdu do
Czech prodam dvourodinny
dunn o 5 pokojich a koupelna
dole a 4 pokoje a koupelna ma
hore. Je moderne zaflzeny a da
sc LEVINE. Haste sc V c. 1915
Sackett ave. S. w. 81
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PRODA Sc moderni dvou-
rodinny dun, pet pokoju dole
a 5 nahore, koupelny, dlazba
zaplacena, blize kary. Vezme
Sc lot ma splatku. Haste Sc Il
Lorenc Martrka, kontraktora,
1865 E. 1O3 st. u Union kary.
Tel, Broadway 2496 J. 7-30
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 0 6 po-
kojich c. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb no splatky. Cena
$6500.00. Je pripraven k pro-
hlednuti cd 8 hod. rano do A h.
odpoledne. 8-27
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n,te-li koupiti k Vast spokoje-
nosti, obrat'te Sc M Josefa
Ptaka, 1900 Saratoga ave.
Nam mnoholetou zkusenost We
farmareni a mohu Yam p%oslou-
ziti vyb6rem r1znych farem
jak ma prodej tax ma vymenu.
Vemte zap. 25. through karu.
8-6
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PRODA Sc dun hodici Sc
Pic jednu rodinu. Plyn, eiektri-
ka, zachod uvnitT. Da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc V {, 500 Guy ave. ma
Zizkove. $50
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08

All industrial plants are more or
less duty. But how dusty is the air
In any particular plant? The degree
of its dustiness is important, for GER
tain forms of air dustiness create in
the workers a predisposition TO tuber-
culosis and other diseases. Dr. o. Nj.
Spencer, of the u S. Public Health
Service, shows in a recent report that
neither exhaust pipes nor wet pro
cesses in grinding and polishing prove
that the dustiness in an industrial
plant is satisfactorily controlled,
Many exhaust pipes do not exhaust,
and wet processes may create faE
more dust than dry ones. Only actual
dust counts made at the working Level
show the actual dustiness, and these
should be made periodically.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08
AdIustino Ones Burden

To make the thing work right you
SHOULD load up gradually. A sudden
lead Is apt TO stall you To say the
least you are apt TO become discour-
aged when confronted with a heavy
burden. Men have been known 70
break under the strain of new loads.
When you are ACCUSTOMED TO things
they don't seem so heavy TO carry,
Familiar roads are never 50 long az
new ones Load up gradually and
learn how to carry each new weight
and IL will surprise you how much
you can get away with We are not
advocating that you try 70 do every
thing. That Is fair neither TO you
nor to others. Load up only with
what may IegitimateIy be associated
with your specially. There are some
things you win be able to do better
than any one else. They are your
Job. You win be stronger by doing
your part
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08
Odd Place for a Cow.

A bull in china shop is of course,
disastrous; but Cashier Edward Crow
Of the Commercial National bank of
Raleigh, n. c., has proved that COW
In bank can be made highly profit
able investment both for the bank and
for the banks patrons. How much
cheaper it would be-" Mr.. Grow fig
ured, "if the folks hereabouts who
have barns and back lots would just
buy a good family COW, and not have
to depend ON the markets for their
milk, butter and cheese" The more
he thought about il, the more he liked
the idea; and finally he bought Lady
Ursine and her baby, and installed
them near the cashiers cage in the
lobby. Then the event was vigorously
advertised. What a good average
dairy COW will produce in the way of
dairy stuff, figures on cost and main
tenance, and an offer to lend 20 per
cent Of the purchase price to any man,
woman or child who wanted TO invest
in a COW. were published broadcast in
the county. The net result was that
$500 interested persons attended
bossy's reception, and orders for 40
family cows on the banks loan plan
were taken.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08
MANILA RAILROAD
IN HARD STRAITS

Manila, P. l., Jan. 20.-The Manila
Railroad Company has made applica-
tion to the public utility commission
for permission to increase freight
rates approximately twenty-five per
cent In statement the company
says that owing to an INCREASE in
wages and the cost of materials and
supplies, there has been deficit each
month for several months past, in the
operation of the properties.
The statement says the Manila rail-
road represents an investment of ap-
proximately S32.000.OO and that on
account of the constantly INCREASING
cost Of materials and the higher
wages paid to employees, only one
small dividend has been paid on the
stock of the company for many years
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08
OUR NEW CHIEF

Warren Gamaliel Harding, twenty
ninth president of the United States.
Born in Blooming Grove, Morrow
county, Ohio, Nov. 2, 1865.
Student Ohio Central College, 1879
1882.
Entered newspaper business. Mar
ion, o.. 1884, and publisher Marion
Star since that time.
Married Florence Killing, Marion,
1891.
Member Ohio state senate, 1899 to
1905.
Lieutenant governor Ohio 1904 to
1906.
Republican candidate for governor,
Ohio, 1910. (Defeated).
Elected to United States Senate
Nov. 3, 1914.
Elected president Nov. 2. 1920.
Baptist; heme, Marion, o.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-03-08

For several seasons past our citi-
zens have been treated to a musical
concert by the boys from the Georgia
Industrial Home, Macon. These boys
will be in Ocala on Friday evening
and give one of their concerts at the
bandstand on the courthouse square
There is no admission charge and eve-
rybody should be out to hear them, as
Mr.. G. R. Harvey, who is travelling in
advance of the boys, says they are
giving splendid program this sea.
son.