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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
EDUCATIONAL SOL0NS FAVOR
 PAY-AS-Y0U 60 SCHOOL PLAN

Members of the Board of Edu-
 cation are favorable to the pay
 as-you-go plan to carry out the school building program next year according to q tiecfs,oT1 made last
 night following a conference of board members with tI.c Finance. committee Of ttc Common Coun-
 ell and City Assditor Bernard Keafing. but tI,e education board - must be assured that the money will be forthcoming. so that con-
 tracts rnny be made.
 The school board has asked thu Common Council for S1,3oo,o ,oot bond issue to carry out the building program and relieve congestion ant overcrowded conditions in the Bridge port school system, At the close n the conference members of the Financ committee said they would recon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

Isabel Rogan jumped to second place today Evelyn Ma heson first Mrs Coye third and Miss Stokes remained fourth but added to her yesterdays vote~
 The candidates must bring returns The election ends weeks and if to have to the campaign reports the each day must show results This IS justice to the American Committee and to rest of the candidates all should bring returns.
 Remember up until eleven o'clock at the First National get to the bank the representative of the Committee will deposit for bring the stubs and the money the Headquarters BOA, Stratfield Hotel
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
Ex-Kaiser's Memoirs
 After His Death

Paris, Sept. 30-The real memoirs Of the former German Kaiser contain ing secrets of the great war. the Ho- henzollerns, and the German gov ernment, have been written. but will not be published uEAl after the ex- war lords death, 1t was reported from Amsterdam today They are said to have been locked up in a safe at Ooorn inscribed: ''To be opened after I am dead''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
Card Only Police Clue
 In Bootlegger Murder
 That Cost Cesare Life
Differences Over Trafficking in "Hooch' Believed Cause Leading Up to Killing of Former Under < world King-Victim Shot Down from Ambush
 Under Cover of Darkness on Hough Avenue.

Apprehension of the slayers of Domenico Cesare of Sherman street. who was last night shot from ambush while walking along Hough avenue, depended today card unearhed by local reporter and turned to the police The card bore the name of Bruno Gioffre mpor of 40 Grace Church street. Portchester N Y On the back of the card scribbed the word Toscana and two Bridgeport telephone numbers Up until press hour police learned whether the card had dropped from the pocket of the dead had fallen from the pocketS the murderer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
Silver Set Donated.

Company has donated twentysx piece silver dinner set to be display at the G. w. Farchd Sons With for Miss Jane S. Farrell the Holmes candidate Good Will Election will be given a coupon to draw for the silver.
 Aircraft PresentationsServce consists the following pieces Six table six dinner orks hollow handle dinner knives shell and one butter knife.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
Ulster Catholics
 Invite De Valera

Belfast, Sept. 3o-Eamonn De Va lera,- leader of the Republican ir. regulars today was invited to attend a meeting of Ulster Catholics to dis cuss the ending of the boycott which the Republicans proclaimed against Ulster If the negotiations are suc- cessful it will be the first step in a peace agreement between the North and South.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

This is one of the most beautiful designs in the silver pattern and the lucky one who draws the set will have som nnething which they can hand down to their grandchildren an heirloom.
 @Nfrs. Coyle's Card Party.
 Don't forget to tell all your friends who are fond of cards to attend the party to be given Mrs. Ellen Coyie at the American Legion home in Golden Hill street. next Tuesday night.
 The party Is being arranged by Mrs. Frank B. Gray and the ladies of the auxiliary are putting forth every effort 60 have the affair the banner one of the season and the Legion are back of them to a man. Mrs. Coyle has endeared herself to every member of the American Legion and the Aux Hilary by her sweetness. and helpful ways and it is a pleasure for them to work for her.
 Every penny of the proceeds of the card party will go to buy votes fo1 Mrs Coyle in the Good Will Elec- tion." The public is earnestly urged to attend the party and help boost the votes for the Gold Star mother.
 (Continued from Page Six
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
T1LsoN RENoMINATED.

Meriden, Conn.,. Sept. 30-Con- sressman John Q. Tilson of the Third Connecticut district will be re-nomi- mated this afternoon by the Republi- can convention which meets here. Frederick W. Orr of New Haven will make the nominating speech.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 30-(By The A. P)-The Janez garrison revolted at o'clock this morning.
 Led by Captain Valverde T of the 1s3d bataion the he prisoners from the city a imprisoned their officers and took possession of the town At o'clock this morning
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
LINERS IN GALE

Cherbourg, France. Sept. 3o-Trans- Atlantic liners putting in here and at HavEN today all reported terrific gales. Practically all liners were hnnaepSAat damaged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
WAR FLARE EFLASE1ES ONNEX7CANB BORDER
Jaurez Mexican Troops
 Revolt, Capture Town
 And Release Prisoners

Looting of Border Town Follows Rebellion-Gen. Mendez, Commander of Garrison, Cut Off by Mexican Rebels-American Tourists Imperil1- ed by Outbreak-U. s. Sends Reinforcement to Border Territory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
ISABEL ROCAN JUMPS TO SECOND
 PLACE IN TRIP TO FRANCE ELECTION
STANDING OF CANDIDATES

Evelyn MatfiesOn 1775 Isabel E. Rogan 1313
 Mrs. Ellen Coyle HOO Sophie D. Stokes ......................... S03 Nellie McAIeOn EcIklund ...............-.....,. 1O0 Jane s. Farrell .......................... 100 Catherine Pratt FiImer .,..................... Mrs. Walter Harris 1UO Catherine Morrisey 100 Req S. Wishengrad .............-............. 100
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

Calcutta India Sept 3o-Indiar MoE nm edans are engaged today 1T raising funds and calling for vo1un- teers to assist the Turkish Molems.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

Fl Paso, Tex, Sept. 30-River guard and po- lice at 7:3O o'clock this morning gave battle to rebel soldiers The clash in the main street of Jaurez. Loyal forces and rebels lacked leader ship A dozen men were killed or wounded.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
CESARE'S MURDERERS FLEE IN AUTO
wEATEER:

Southern New England: Fair ana mild tonight and Sunday; gentle to moderate variable winds.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30

The offering is So wonderful, the cause Is so deserving, 1t may well be that Pon's mind will be powerfully influenced by how many in our town will see Mad anne Butterfly This great busf- ness man, finding a sparse atten- dance at so splendid an attract son may well suppose that our town does not want the best; that the culture Of our town stops at pictures or at pictures mixed with vaudeville.
 Our town will think this mat ter over and act. according to its heart and it's Judgment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-16
CHANCERY NOTICE
State of Mississippi,

State of Mississippi,
To Mrs. Kate Young, Miss Kath-
leen Russell. T. ]. Russell, Miss
Grace Russell, Harris Price. Guy
Price, Rosa Pascill. Mrs, Rosa
belle Long, Mrs. Mittie Pollard,
Lena Trawick. Miss Marie l'rawick
lola Trawick. jim Steen Trawick,
Lynn Trawick, George G. John
ston, and all other persons having
or claiming an interest in the fol-
lowing described land situated IN
Rankin County, Mississippi.to-wit:
The S, liz of the SW, IA and
the w. IL of the SW, IA of the Sc
Ia Section 20 Township Range
l East. Your are commanded to APP
pear before the Chancery Court
of the County of Rankin in said
state, on the 9TH Monday of March
A. d. 1922 to defend the suit in
said court of Mrs. Virginia Amor
ris. wherein you are defendants,
This the 21st, day of February
1922.
S. d. DONNELL, Clerk.
At March.16
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-16
MONUMENTS

are to commemorate the love and
esteem in which the party that is
dead was held, by the one that
erects the monument. If the monu-
ment leans and falls in the grave,
cracks and lettering becomes in
visible, it does away with the
above pretty sentiments and shows
neglect and poor judgement.
No first class firm does bust
ness through agents; as they know
nothing about the business and
only interest in getting one fourth
of the amount you spend. We have
monuments all through this terri
cory that was erected over fifty
years ago. They are standing erect
and if cleaned off would look as
pretty and clear as the day they
were erected. You can get this anne
class of work by ealing or writing
to
A. ]. MARTIN
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
1853 East Capitol st. jackson, Miss.
l 9-22.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-16
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned clerk of the board of
supervisors of Rankin County
Miss, up until IL o'clock noon on
the first Monday in April, 1922,
Bids for prepared and unprepared
Cattle Dip. The board reserving
all rights to reject any and all
bids.
Ordered this 9th day Of March,
1922.
S. D. DoNNELL. Clerk.
4t mch 80
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-16
TAKEN FROM BELpiNE

Iron drum of gasoline, number
1854.
Iron drum of kerosene, number
1916.
Reward for correct information
sent to Standard Oil Co., Jackson,
Miss.
Mch16th.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-16
Tax Collectors Sale
of Delinquent Lands

authority Sheriff Tax Collector Of RAN
County Mississippi will Monday April 1922 1t
being said month"; in front of the court house, in "
county within legal hours offer for sale and will sell at
the highest and best bidder for cash. the following
described lands the the 1921 owt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

ne zafi mesicne, a modroseda
ocka ziraji tax uprimne a ne
Winnie jake detska. Pristoupil
blize a polozil ruku ma jeii RAJ
me. alice" promluvil, "od-
povezte mi k jedne otazce! -
Buh vi, re nam k nj pravo!-
Proc neodpovedela iste ma me
dopisy?"
Lady Carlyonova nemela Sc
k odpovedi; bylo vSak patrno,
kterak Sc zachvela, kdyz Sc il
plukovnik dotekl.
"Seznala-li jste, re miluiete
SRA Ascota Carlyona vice nez-
Ii mne,' pokracujc Stuart DO
kratke prestayce, "nenela-li
iste odvahy k odpov9di ma me
vycitky O VAST nestalosti? By
Ia byste lepe, mnohem lepe L.
emilia, kdybyste byla iakymko-
liv zpusobem odpoyadela; ko-
llsal isem v uzkosti a nejistote
dotud, pokud neprinesly case
pisy zpravu 0 vaSem snatku.
NAno i nyni nelze mi sn6sti vzpo
mlnky ma to, co .jsem vytrpel."
Lady Carlyonova sepjala ru-
ce prosebne. "Neposuzuite me
tax prisne, Basile!" zvolala.-
"Mirnete soud svUi jak ien VII
bee lie. Nemohu a nesmim
YAM vse vysvetliti; yezte ien
'tolik, re ma mne nepada hama
"a to, q echo mne chccte obVi-
novati."
"Na vas re nepada hana?'
taze sc Stuart. "Nepravila-li
.jste o nasem poslednim shle-
DAM, &c mne milujete mad Use
We svete, re mi zustanete YER
ma do smrti? TO precc byla
nejpod!ejsi lez!'
"Nebyla to lez," zvolala A
lice, malomyslna jsouc mad w
citkami Basilovymi; "nybrz ia
ne.jcistsi prayda, jaka jen muze
byti vyslovena pred tvari boz
skou!" Oblicej Alicin zbledl
a zbelel tax, jake kvetinky, jez
|byly upevneny ma hrudi a We
vlasech; ale z ocl salal nevy-
slowly Dol, jenz dopoustel to-
|'iko jednoho vysvetleni.
"Alice!" promluyil dojatJ
plukovnik. Bud jste mi re-
kla pillis mnoho nebo pfilis
malo; pfedeVSlm vsak vysVe-
|tlete, proc .jste neodpoyidala X
mym dopisum?'
"Protoze jsem jich nikdy ne
obdrzela!' odvetila zoufale
neSt'astna PAM.
"Neprovdala jste sc tcdy
lasky ia SRA Ascota?"
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0 Sc zelezarsky obchod

PRODA Sc dobre zaTlzeny
grocerni obchod V dobrem oko-
Ii. Haste Sc V els. 5106 Fleet
Ave, blize vych. So. III, 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

NEB DIVA PAN Sc.
pRlJMOU nc byt. kaEdy po-
stel sam pro sebe. Adressa sc
sdGil v adm. "Svsta" 2-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

PR{JRE Sc Ceska dlvka ma do
maci praei. Zavolejte telefo-
mem ifemlock 2056 J.. 2-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

PRODA Sc delikatesni a Gu
krovinkovy obchod, kde Sc IT,
Ii $500 tydn6, pekny byt V &.
114l2 Detroit Ave; dale diva
krejcovske obchody, jeden I'd
S4oo, druhy "a $500. Haste
Sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer V {.
2621 E. 55th st. 2-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

tazalA Sc polohlasie.
"Teprve nekolik nedel," Cd
v6ti1 plukovnik. !.
"A hodlate-li tn jiz setrva-
ti2' :,
"Nikoli, vratim Sc Ike svemu
pfu ku, jakmile vyprsi mole do
volena, nebo snad jeste drive
Plukovnik mluvil chladne, lho-
stejne; jednani jeho nemohlo
byti pfese vsechnu zdvorilost'
odpudlivejsi.
A piece neustale ziral ma nj,
uvaauje, kterak bylo lie jeji
nevinnt tvari tax opatrne skry
vati fales, iiz doznal trpkeho
zklamani. Potion sneslo Sc oko
nize ma stihlou postavu, Edo
benou toliko jedinym sirokym
prstenem Snubnlm.
Jake by snazila Sc prsten u
kryti, prelozila lady Carlyono-
va bezdeky pravici pres ruku
levou.
V tom vrtail Sc Hubert a po-
dayaje il rame, praWl:
"Dovolte, lady Carlyonova,
bych vas doprovodil Ike stolu!
A tebe, Stuarte, prosim, labys
laskave uvedl Miss Molineux-
owl"
Spolecenske zabavy Il lorda
Cliffa byly vyhlaseny, a pri te-
to pohybovala Sc hrabenka de
Roubaixova jake domaci PAM
tax jiste a elegantne, re vSi-
chni hoste, zejmena panove,
byli jejlm puvabem okouzleni.
Pc idle setryali hoste jeSte
nekterou chvili V SIM; teprve
rozkosny vecer letni vyvabil
mnohe do zahrady, kde bud
|po dvou nebo We skupinach Sc
procha2eli.
Lady Carlyonova, ktera u
stolu j salone namahala a nu-
tia SEEK ,veselosti, byla rada,
re il lie ma chvili sprostiti Sc
pretvarky, i zasla do neiodleh-
!ejsi casti zahrady domnivajic
Sc, &c tn nebude vyrusena. Sc
ola IA l%avici, objimajfci mo-
hutny buk. Nesedela vsak je-
ste dlouho, an zaslechla blizlcl
Sc kroceje.
V okamzeni bral Sc kolem
plukovnik Stuart; spatfiv, re
IscGi kdosi pod bukem, stanul
I"Aj, lady Carlyonova!' zvolal
v uzasu.
"Ano, ja jsem to-" vstala
Alice, zamezujic mu tax cd
chod. Jeho lhostejnost' doha-
III il K zoufalstvi; &C uznava,
re bylo by moudreji dbati icho
prikladu, neni il prece mono,
by S MIN mluvila jake S cizin-
Gem. "Zda Sc, Stuarte, re ne
lchcete sc znati ku starym pra-
|telum!' pravi, trudne sc usmi-
vajic.
"Ku pratelum?' opakuje Ba-
sill Stuart a We tvafi jeho kmi-
Ito sc trpke sklamanl. "Ne-
mluvivam S damami pTikTe, lee
odpust'te, osmelim-li sc YAM
tax odvGtiti, jak odvGtiti nut
not"
Nastala kratka pomlcka, a
Alice, nevedouc 81 rady, zirala
do prazdna; neni schopna k
reel.
"Mezi mnou a vami nelze 0
-
! pratelstvi mluviti,' pokracuie
Basil bczohledne "nebo pra-
tclstvl podmineno jest vazno-
sti, a sotva bylo by yam lie ma
dit Sc, re bych mohl miti ve
vaznosti toho, kdo mne tax O.
klamal, jake wy"
Jiz nebylo treba Alici stezo-
vati 81 ma jeho chladnost' i od-
msrenost', nebot' nahle zmize'
ysechcn strojeny kid; statnl
muz mcdowell sc dele opano.
vati a pc leta tlumene pocity
nalczly nahle pruchod.
"Zavinila-li prosta samoli.
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Ill.

leskem. We skvostne modre 81
nj stojl Hubert Cliffe $ ujcem
v 2bezvadnem dstroji spolecen-
skem, ably uvftali hosti.
(, Oba panovGs stall Poole sebe
meme; nahle ysak optal.se lord
vida rozpacitost ma lfci synov-
cove: "Co Sc stale, Huberte?
Nebyly .snad vykonany pfipra-
Wy ku dnesni slavnosti POOLE
tveho prani?".
"Nikoli," odvetil mlady muz,
".jina okolnost vzbuzuje We mne
obavy. Potkal jsem vcera Stu
arta a prosil, nevzpomenuv 81,
re jsme pozvali Carlyona $ la
dy, ably mas dnes navstfyil., a
Stuart ma nestesti pfijal po-
want
"Proc by to bylo nestestim?'
divi Sc lord.
"Protoze byl zasnouben S
lady Carlyonovou a lie Sc ma
dit, re setkani nebude nj to-
mu nj onomu prijemno."
"OvSem, ovSem, ale proto
netreba sc obavati neprijem-
neho vyjevu," pripomnel lord
Everard! Stuart Jest zkuse-
ny muz i dovede Sc ovfadnou-
IT,, a rovnez i lady Carlyonove
dostalo sc prilis dobreho vycho
vani, nez ably nedovedla Wy
kazati svym pocitum patficnou
drahu. Bylo by il l6pe, kdy-
by Sc byla provdala "a Stuar-
ia: obavam Sc, re j Carlyon
naruzivou hrou uyrhne, dos BIZ
dy a zahuby.'
"Toho obavam Sc i ia" SOU
hlasi Hubert; "lituji j velice
jest nejpffjemnejsi damou re
vscch. jez jsem poznal."
"Tusim prave tax prijemna
jake hrabenka de RoubaiXo-
va!' pronesl lord zkoumave.
tx tomu jest odpoved' ne
snadna, nebot' nelze ODE da-
my ~porovnati," odvetil Hubert,
V tom otevrely Sc dvefc q
DANA, k niz lord prave obratil
hovor. vesla do sine. Nelze 81
pfedstaviti zarivejsiho Zjevu
mad hrabenku Gle RoubaiXovu
jest V plnem kvetu krasy a O.
zdobena vSim. co lie umeni do
kazati, ably slicnost ieii zvySi-
10.
Odev Clarisin jest re sneho-
blleho atlasu a posety lesklymi
perlami a drahocennymi kraj'
kami. Hrud' a bohaty, cernJ
Was zdoDi tmavoruda urze.--
Liliova plet' meni do ruzova q
mezi plnymi rty malinovym
lesknou sc belostne a drobnt
zoubky. "Mam tedy opravdl
zastupovati tn dnes domaci pa,
n1?" taze Sc usm6vave, pfistu.
pujic k obema panum.
"OvSem, kdo by take hodil sc
k tomuto uradu lepe nezli ty?'
eli lord, chapaje Sc jeji ruky
llbaje il. Clarisa okouzlila ne
nejen krasou, nybrz i snahou
by vzbudila jeho obdlv.
"Uloha tato neni mi ncoby
cejnou: lee nezapominejte, VI
&c, re neznam %nizadneho no
ste, kteri mas dnes naystlvi."
"Prave proto muslin tt bla
hopfati; nebo dnesni vecer bu
de pro tebe vitezoslavnym,'
odvetil galantnl lord.
Clarisa sc uklonila. "Jak,
.jste Wy lichotnik, u.ice Everar
DEP smeje Sc hlasite. "Po
die vasich SLOW domnivala bycl
Sc, re jscm posud We Francii
Apropos," obraci Sc k Huber
tow. "jak YAM Sc lllnl muj Il
stroj? Obdrzela jsem jej pri
mo z Parize." A vyzyvav'
zmefila mladeho muze.
"Posud nem6l kdy, by Sc oh
divoval tvemu 1~stroji,' pfcja
ujec slovo; "mohu dosvedciti
re oko jeho neodvratilo Sc je
ste cd I've tvare.'
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TRODINNf TAJEMsT1v1.
Roman ahglickyych kruhi aspolessnskych.
u. Il Pfelozil Kd rel Pochyba. >

BE projevil m1j ,obdiv, memo
hu mu zazlivati, ze mne prede-
Sell"
"Nenasledujete-li jen pri-
kladu ujcovu, Il pocitil jste
skuteene obdiv?' taze Sc Cla-
risa jennie, an odstoupil lord
'Evcrard k oknu a ,yylrfedl.
"Nesmite nine povazoyati "a
necitelneho q pochybovati 0
TOM" odvetil HUBERT zdyorile.
"Smim VAN opraydu veriti?
Tusim, re neni snadno vas u
spokoiiti."
"Potom by mel obdiv mnj
tim vice platiti. Prosim, ro-
zepjal sc naramek; smim-li jej
sepjati?"
Hrabenka podafa mu okrou-
hlou a jake alabastr, bilou ru-
cku, i vzhledla k nemu zafi-
wynn OXEN.
Hubert upevnil jiskrici Sc
naramek rubinovy a polibil Sc
strenici ruku. "Tote pravo bra
|trancovo," omlouva Sc. PRO
minete-li, re Sc odvazuji uziti
ho?"
"To jest poprve!' odvetila
Clarisa S koketnim usmevem,
jenz prozrazoval nevoli.
Kdyz objevili sc host6, osved
ella sc hrabenka jake vzorna
domaci DAM a okouzlila vsech-
ny pfitomne velmi elegantnim
chovanim.
Sir Ascot Carlyon prodleval
pred jidlem neustale blize nj
jcho PAM zatim sedela u ote-
vreneho okna.
IA. chvili vyskytl sc ualady
Carlyonove Hubert i jail sc "a
pradati hovor. "Onehdy ne
bylo mi ami lie rozlouciti Sc
vami v nadrazi,' pravil. "Pri-
Ivitav sestrenice, ohlizel jsem sc
pc vas, ale zatim jste odjela.'
"Ano, spechala jsem, ably.
chom byly brzy donna, protoze
mole pfitelkyne, Miss Adela
Lesterova byla velice unave-
ma"
"Setrva pritefkyne vase del
81 dobu u vas?"
"Nikoli! hodla 81 ziskati chile
ba, a byla isem nucena slibiti,
re il opatrim slusne misto. -
Bylo-li by YAM lie doporuciti
mi COST vhodneho?"
"Lituji, &c nevlm 0 nicem,'
di Hubert, "leda re by sla X
nam ga hospodyni. Mrs. Belto.
nova spadla Sc schodu a pora,
Mia sc nebezpecne ma kolene
a poneyadz lekar pravil, re ne.
Ibude il lie dlouho choditi, pc.
tIebujeme ma tn dobu zastup.
kyni."
Ivlastnl vyraz obEeje lady
Carlyonove pfimel Huberta, ze
nahlc sc zamlcel, a ohlednu,
sc, spatfil, re prave stoji prec
hrabenkou de Roubaixovou Wy
,sokorostly dustojnik hnede
velmi osmahle tvare. "Aj, to
tie plukovnik Stuart podotk
ledabylc, aniz by pohledl ne
lsouscdku; "musim jej uvitat
a proto prosim "a odpusteni.'
Alice pokyvla nemc hlavou
nahle il pripada, jake by 81
ia nj upiraly zraky vsech pri
tomnych, i snazi sc zachovat
kid. Pozoruje Stuarta, al
mluvi S hrabenkou.
Plukovnik ziral prisne; jes
ma n6m zTejmo, ze vclice scsta
Pres tvar tahnc SC sirok;
ljizva. Ice te neprikladala All
Ice vyznamu; posud pripada j
nc.isllcnejsim a nejstatecneJ
Sim muzem pod slunccm.
! Hubert Cliffc pfiGinil sc vse
mozne, by obema ulehcil V ne
pffjemne okolnosti; pres t
'vsak byl pfesvedcen, &c by STIR
neni Sc jednoho neb druh6h'
bylo napadno a proto uvedl pll
koynfka K lady Carlvonove
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PRIJME Sc divka IA vseobec-
nou domaci praci, must Sc do
mluvit anglicky. Haste Sc me-
ri 6. a s. hod. vecer V elsie
2242 vych. 81. ul. PA
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PRONAJME Sc dunn sam o
sobe, plyn, elektrika a jine "a
rizenl. Haste Sc V els. 1918
Il. Both st. 2-24
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PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ia byt
mohou 81 varit neb ie vse zari-
zeno. Haste sc V els. 4011
Warren St. 2-22
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- Budeme cityrovat jedno-
no hrbatcho poslancc, ably
nam rex, kdy uz Dude to w.
rovnani 5 Nsmci. - Venous
Dolejs - Omladina Zapad-
nj strany IL. brezna.
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|PRODA Sc. cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod $ prodejem skolnich po-
treb, trzi Sc ma $500 tydne, ma
lea Sc bllze skoly. Haste Sc
V els. 1907 Cedar Ave. Sd
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PRODA Sc. obuvni dina, dpl-
ne z~aTizena S elektrickymi
stroll. Trzi Sc $500 tydne. Ma
jem $50 mesicne. Haste sc V
els. 6735 st. Clair Ave. 81
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DR. o N E
OF N NJ K ~.

hLEnA Sc menSi byt dole pro
diva lidi. Nechte adressu v
adm. t. listu. 2-22
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PRODA Sc

STAvEBNi LOT al phi 23o
str. ma vTch. 13o. H., blize
Kinsman Rd., voda, kanal,
plyn, elektrika, iiz zaplaceno,
Lace, pouze $1,000, polovic no.
tove. Pi5te ma JOS. Vejlupek,
6079 Hillman Ave. 2-25
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sTRANAs7 z.

! Dram. Sbor Tyl sehraje
obraz re zivota siovenskeho
.lidu "GAZDlNA <ROBA" '.
c. N. S. ma Broadway v me-
deli. kupte 81 vstupenky pre-
dem II pi. Smrzove tan1tez.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-29
Seniority

What this question of Seniority" that being discussed connection
with the railroad strike?
All employees railroads accorded seniority service If otherwise
competent This that the entitled choice of
temporarily reduce forces that the
Junior released and the senior employees retained
officers who have connection with
employees compliance with the order quit their jobs and
railroad service and did not leave but remained loyalty at
work. accepting the Government Labor Boards decision.
thousands of such who must under the rules of fair
dealing seniority be protected and supported 10
would be ngratude of the grossest sort
In addition remained service other thousands
good faith The employees
in great many other employment with the understanding that
if competent would be retained their positions
These methose those who endhae kept the
trains the needs and comfort the people supplied
II Is submitted ask the railroads set these loyal
aside and with the who left ask the railroads. well
az the Government through the action the United
States Labor dsloya these thousands of loyal