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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

MOVE To NISHAWAKA
room an mod .r1 house. boot water
heat. ~ blocks frHm center. 'Hf t.Ef"-.
paved street. Price $1,000 Stn1 down.
R00miug house. IDEAL home far $500.
man who has few hundred dollars
and wants to Keep rnom.rs. 10 rooms
an modern. hot water beat. Low nrI...
reasonable terms
Price S311 North side. 3 room all
modern house. Terms
High class 8 room hUr Ealnw. FHI.E
hardwood floors, an modern. Ir..
$500.
TWO OF uSHAwAKA.s BEST
HOSIEs-ONE PRICED AT Sl,oaa
THE OTHER $4,000. PEOPLE ur.
STRING ELABORATE EXPENSIVE
HOMES WILL BENEFIT HY CO.'S
SULTING WITH
A. LYNN NINITN
RIM 8. Farmers Tr.e EI-
South Bend IlI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
and Then Decide On Your Future Home.
EMPLOYMENT
saIesmen I'D Aecnts.

statesmen and Agents. 81
BRANCH OFFICE MANAGER FOR IN
DIANA AND MICHIGAN; FINANCE
ALLY RESPONSIBLE SALESMAN
WITH SOME EXECUTIVE EXPERT
ENCE PREFERRED. CALL OR
WRITE los S MAIN ST LINCOLN
i27s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

A NEW 9 room am modern house. J1s'
completed. Has solid oak floors ana
trim, fuu basement Garland furnace.
Lot 4OKl65. Ease front Located ora IS
Michigan ST.
TOHJLhA. REN HOLDS g. TTFFERITs
Realtors
90 I-L-Z-u. EL-L n-Ir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

A. LYNN NINITN
RIM g Farmers Tr.-. EI-
South Bend. ind
Evening star., 1922-04-20
La Vida .corsets, $3.50

pink brocade, in mostly small sizes; also
coutil in medium and low bust styles.
Corsets Soc-small sizes, in pink and white coutil
reliable makes
Bandeaux. loc-light weight net, in flesh shade
Small sizes only. a4
Brassieres, $l.2o-also bandeaux; fabric or rubber
styles slightly soiled
Brassieres, $I.95-satin and lace models, in several
attractive styles. All sizes, 81 to 46 in the lot.
(The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Boys 81 ,uash suits, 45c

Stripes and plain colors, in belted and
button-on styles Sizes 3, 4 and S.
$I45 wash suits, 7oc-woven madras and striped
gaateas Button-on styles with sailor Eton collars.
Ages to !.
ST 90 knickers 59c-brown mixture cheviots finished
with belt loop and hip pockets Ages to II and IS
Is.
$6 wool suits, $3.o5-All-wool brown cheviots; sin
gle-breasted belted models. Coat and knekers full
lined Ages IS to II.
Straw hats 95c-Spring shapes and styles, in brown
black white Head sizes 61s to T..
ST to $l.5O caps, 5Oc-brown and gray mixture chev
lots. Silk lined Sizes 6}s to rs.
Boys wash hats, 49c-blue, green, gray and brown
middies for boys of Zto years.
Boys Csc night shirts. 5Ocwhite cambric with fancy
trimmed collars "V" neck. Large and roomy. Sizes
II to H.
HechtC I'd noor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Girls MILDLY blouses, 79c

-. Plain white; some with colored collars.
r~-. Some braid trimmed. Broken sizes; ages 8
to 20 and misses sizes "a to 80.
MILDLY skirts. $1---cotton serge with white muslin
body Full peated. Ages to IA.
Boomers, $1-cotton navy serge; elastic at knee:
banded waistline. Sizes to TO-
Organdy dresses, Soc-short sleeves, with wide tie
back sash. Blue. rose. orchid, white. Ages to IA.
Sleeveless dresses, Soto be worn with separate
waists Blue and linene; belted; patch pockets
Sizes J. g.
White MILDLY skirts 6oc-ful pleated linenes, bands
for girls of 10 to "a. ',v.r.-
Women's smocks. Soc-sport styles, in copen, rose,
yellow. Crepe or voiles with touches of hand
broidery.
noor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20

You are familiar with the Odd Lot col
umn that we advertise every Sunday.
This is the same idea on larger scale,
because more broken assortments and odd
lots have accumulated thru the heavy
Easter selling. IN
Find all these items and various others listed under
the Odd Lot signs. Usual rules prevail.
No phone or mail orders. .4u sales final.
On sale only ,chile quantities last
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Curtain materials, Csc yd.

Lace edged voile and marquisettes; also
Colored curtain; marquisettes, voiles and
block scrims; SO inches wide.
Cretonne cushions, 4Sc each-6lled with sanitary silk
floss.
Cretonnes, 35c yard-in tapestry and floral designs;
light and dark colors
Wolfe curtains, nc par-neat ru1ed curtains in ~
yard lengths; ready to hang.
Preserving kettles 39c-Gfaystone graniteware ket-
ties; 2gaEon capacity, without lid
Belfast bed sheets, $I-81x9O inches; seamless and
finished with deep hens. sl.s9 grade.
tThe soor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Tea wagons, $40

Walnut and mahogany finishes; glass
bottom tray and rubber-tred wheels.
childrens garden sets 1oc-incude hoe rake and
spade. Y*tg
Garden sets, l9c-3-in-l sets trowel and fork ad-
Unstable to 3 positions.
Electric lamps, $s95-bridge reading lamps;
hogany finish base; silk shade.
Oil cook stoves, $ll.50-New Perfection 2-burner
. style.
Bedroom SUITE so7.5o-walnut includes bed, dresser,
chiffonier and toilet table
Six dining chairs, $1S golden oak finish; slipseat
style.
Living-room suite, $45-mahogany finish; Colonial
style suite; settee armchair and rocker, leatheree
covered.
verted into bed
3-piece reed suite, $6o-old ivory finish; Oft settee,
rocker and chair.
Overstuffed suite, $6o.75-settee armchair and arm
rocker; tapestry covered.
Library table, $1o.75-mahogany finish with top.
The HechtC Co.
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Women's kin1onos, 89c
A crinkly crepe that requires no iron.
ing. Shown in various light shades.

A crinkly crepe that requires no IRON
ing. Shown in various light shades
House aprons, 6oc-blue chambray and striped ghg
ham. Sizes Sc to A.
Bungalow aprons 6oc-attractively made of gng-
ham; plain and plaid designs
Sateen petticoats, Socin blue, green black ruf1c
bottom.
Corduroy robes, $2.o5-wide and narrow wale cor
duroy; breakfast coat motif.
Extra size chemise, $l-women's lingerie cloth en-
vclope chemise with bult-up shoulder some hand en-
broidered.
Extra size boomers Slime lingerie cloth elastic
and rufne at knee; elastic at wastne.
Satin camisoles, sOc-ace- trimmed models of wash
satin; with georgette insertions; flesh shade
Silk jersey petticoats, $zo5heavy silk jersey with
pleated founce; spring shades.
THE noor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Inlaid linoleun,. 74c So. yd.

Inlaid inoleum, mind you, in lengths
your w n room measurements. s Square res yard, 7ae
6x9 Texoleum rugs, $5.o5-seconds of. $50 rugs; !;
faults however, slight mostly misprint Various
patterns.
Sxiz Deltox grass rugs, $6o5-made Of durable
prairie grass; designs in green brown and blue
6xo oval rag rug, $l475-Colonial design in combi-
nation of blue and white Soiled
Cocoa carpet, 85c yard-2inch imported cocoa FUN
ner in with green or rose stripes
THE Hecht fourth noor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Won1en's silk blouses, S2.95

Georgette and crepe de chines
blouses and ty-backs, in beaded, braided
and embroidered styles. Navy, black, brown
and few high shades. Sizes Sc to AZ.
Silk blouses, $3.95-tailored models in navy and
black crepe de chine; long sleeves and turnback cuffs
Georgette bouses, $1.95-ace- trimmed and tai
lored styles long and short sleeves. Sizes 3S to A.
Womens bouses, 5oc-tailored and trimmed models,
in white and white trimmed in contrasting colors.
tThe
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Children's boomers, 29c

Black sateen boomers, with elastic at
waistline and knee. Ages to IL.
down front. She'll stitch edge. Ages months to
~ years.
buttoned. Size. IA only.
Tots dresses, s1-popIn, with touches of hand
embroidery. Sizes to E.
Serge coats, $S-three white serge coats (slightly
soiled) for 2-year-olds. y
Pique coats $lso-white, soiled, but easily cleansed
Infants to years.
Serge coats sse5-coored serges for tots of years
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Wonqen's sweaters, 81

Wool slp-on styles with short sleeves and
patent leather belts. Navy, buff, jade and brown.
Fiber silk mixed sweaters. $z95-attractive styles
with belts. In buff navy and gray.
Womens gloves, 7oc-2-clasp lamb and kid gloves,
also long silk and fabric gloves Variety of colors
Womens vests I7c-ribbed cotton, in low neck and
sleeveless style Regular and extra sizes. Slightly i'm
perfect.
nrstno
Evening star., 1922-04-20
$35 silk dresses, SIS

Tafetas, satins and crepes: light and
dark colors: pleasing variety Of embroid.
cred, braid.trmmed and beaded styles.
SIS dresses. $s.o5-tweed and tricotine dresses;
wanted shades for spring wear.
$7.o5 jersey dresses $3o5-mostly small sizes; wool
!. jersey in dark shades
Sos to Ss5 dresses. $4o50beaded georgete and satin
models; distinctive styles.
$395O dresses. $zo.5O-beautiful styles, in puppyskn
taffcta; effectively embroidered.
sos50 dress $s5-black and gray satin and canton
crepe combination
SIS Dress s595o-navy georgetts elaborately beaded
ID -" Hecht soor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Won1en's silk hose, Csc

Fullfashioned silk hose, with mercerized tops:
brown and gray. Slightly imperfect.
Women's silk hose, $3.o5-were $3.50 to 81; one. and
pairs OF kind; lace. cocked lace front and plain
glove silks. Black and brown.
Women's hose, o5c-full fashioned mercerized Isle
attractive openwork lace effects in black, white
brown
Women's hose, 5oc-wool-mixed sport hose in
heather mixtures: some imperfect.
Women's hose, 2oc-full- fashioned black cotton
hose slightly irregular.
Women's hose, 1zHc-seauled back black cotton
hose slightly irregular.
sizes only.
first
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Men's shirts, 81

Mostly woven madras, also few per-
Gales; full cuts fast colors. Size range in.
complete
Mems silk shirts, $3-rch silks were marked double
this price. First quality but slightly soiled.
Mems bath slippers, 29c-Terry cloth, with padded
soles. All sizes. Slightly soiled
Mems underwear Csc garment-lght weight cotton
merino shirts inrg sleeves; long drawers. All
sizes.
Mems $l.5O union suits, o5c-rbbed suits in athletic
style; standard makes All sizes in the lot.
z5c to SOC soft collars, for 75c-fancy pques and
silks; broken lines from regular stock.
15c kerchiefs for 50c-cean, stock; perfect in
quality; soft finish.
nrstso
Evening star., 1922-04-20

Sport shoes, $1.69
Shoes for tennis and sport
wear. Brown or white with
brown trimming and side
patches. Sizes IL to 2 and 2l1a
to 6,
Evening star., 1922-04-20
SIS fur chokers, $8.95

Australian opossum and fitch opossum
chokers; animal style with head and tail.
tThe Hecht Co., second foor)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
fCn A SALE OF ODD LOTS

Won,er's $25 suits, SIS,
Extra size wool jersey suits in the
long coat style. just p at this special price,
Womens 1896 SUITS $5-three piece silvertone suits,
including coat and sleeveless sip-on.
Women's sport suits, $ls-tweed suits with cape.
$5o50 SUITS $33--Printzess Trelaine suits limited
number
sss satin coats. sl975-in black; lined with silk
$45 coats, $2S-extra size models of mems wear
serge: :peau de cygne lined.
$3.50 to $3.50 skirts $l0-novelty plaid and striped
effects attractive color bendings.
noor.)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Children's shoes, $l.95

Billiken So to S. patent leather, black
kid and brown strap pumps. Incomplete
size range from 5 to 2; also $3.50 patent.
dull and tan oxfords, pumps and lace high
shoes. Sizes to in the group. --.... ..
THE Heel Co. third nqor.)
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Player-piano rolls, I5c

Just a limited number; some with
words, some without words. Well known
selections. -
(The Co.,
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Mems shoes, $2.95

High and low shoes, in black and tan
calf. Find your size and pay about half
original price.
Mems felt slippers o5c-quantity limited made with
comfortable padded elk soles.
THE Hecht
Evening star., 1922-04-20

Khaki blouses, 79c
These are durable blouses for
school or play. Sport collar
with short sleeves or collar-at.
tached style with long sleeves.
Sizes 6 to Is years.
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Wonen's storm rubbers, 29c

High and low heel rubbers, also sandals.
Sizes 2k to only. About half their real
worth
Womens high shoes, 80c-various styles and leath-
shoes left from past sales also discontinued styles.
Women's low shoes, $2o5-white canvas and kid !;
odd sizes from regular stock
Women's Hanan low shoes, $2.05-sizes for women
with long and short and narrow feet Patent
and gun metal, also few tan calf Pumps and oxords.
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Mems trousers, $3.75

Cassimercs, serges, in plain and striped
effects; also striped worsteds. IS pairs in
all; % to 40 waist measure.
tine Hecht Co. st noor, mez.snnc1
Evening star., 1922-04-20
Raipcoats, $685.

Smart models for men and women
Rubberized and balloon cloth coats, in tan,
brown and green. All Sizes
Mems rancoats, $5-Guaranteed rainproof coats J;
belted, inverted pleat plain back. Sizes So to A.
Mems sweaters, $3.o5-part WOOL coat style with
shawl collar. Maroon and navy. Sizes "a to a.
Women's m0Ieskin coats, $5-three quarter length !;
belted inverted pleat styles. Green and henna
Evening star., 1922-04-20

Boys wash knickers
79c
Made to Withstand many a rub
in the tub. Strongly reinforced
at wearing points; finished with
hip and side pockets and belt
loops. Sizes Z to II in knicker
Evening star., 1922-04-20

Boys overalls, SEC
Not . harsh grade denim, but
soft, pliable kind that will wear
we'll. Made with deep bib, 3
pockets and wide shoulder strap.
All seams double stitched. Sizes
to IA years.
Evening star., 1922-04-20

A SALE OF ODD liz
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Wonens silk hose Bows 81 ,vash SUITS 45c % = % T.
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% @s" s bnsa@ ~% AMID %S % fss s"" pink hoa
% aa
% % ans sizes IN m
~ % sanY @ @ la %
chadrn boomers 2ec =5s: @ S@:a
sss sf% "1s % elastic" s Chairs oak finish: as
ss :ss :sna a's s@i ass sss
ssss sn,s-"'e"" finish; easily cor" McDOU|
finish Q" KITCHEN g.
Evening star., 1922-04-20

Play shoes, $1.l9
Sandals and oxfords, made en-
tirely Of leather. Mahogany
brown and light tan shades.
Sizes S to 2. $
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"SVET''

10 jest vzacna uprimnost, jz projevil p. Loucheuer. aysak
mlro to ma jeho projev jeste jnou zajimavost. Neni Size do
slova pravda, re ma Amerika "vsechno zlato'', ale ma skore,n
vsechno zlato, a pres to V Americe panuje horsi nezamestna-
nezli v!zernich evropskych a farmari obchbdnici stezuii
81 ma tezke izfskavani uveru.
kdo tedy u vsech vsudy ma z toho prospect. re ma Ameri
ka skoro Vsechno zlato? Co pax tyce Sc toho dluhu Francie
snad naJde Sc costa ma jeho splacenl. Nepujde-li to iinak. Wv
bere to Stryc Sam V sampanskem, ktereho pry mali We Francii
pine sklepy = a KIDD by ,chtel fci, re Tide We Spojenych Sta
tech nemaji zizen, re by vypii more Sampanskeho? A kdyz
jsme pr tom, nemohlo by Ceskoslovensko splatii sve dluhy
To jsou prece veci, ktere by nijak neprichazelv
Y soutez $ domacim prumyslen, kdyz Sc to zde vyrabeti ne
smi. Nezli ozelet billiony dluhu, nebylo by lepe, aby Sc lid
Spojenych Statd mel dobfe Pc nekoik rokd? CT neni to pray
da, re timto zpdsobem nejenom daily by Sc ziskati penize ma
vyplaceni bonusu veteranum, ale zaroven tez ma stazeni "a
nekolik bilionu bondd svobody?
Ma dvefe Stryce Sauna p~fiezitost nejenom klepa. ale zrov-
ma bust DO Mich, nz on jake by neslysel.
Lid americky dobre mel by 81 zapamatovati, CO prohlasii
American Noel B. Clark, dobre seznameny S pomery v Mexiku,
rcke oejafske zajmy, jimz Sc jedna 0 to, ably Mexiko bylo
Is cent? re sudu olee.
K tomu mohlo by Sc dodati, re loupezive americke zaimy
byly vastne "a kazdou revoluci Cd padu Diazova. Kazda z
tech revolucnfch stran mea "a sebou skupinu kapitalstu, KITE
ii nell pfislbeno vykofist ovani zeme, zdali ia "jejich" strana
vyhraje. A vsechny spolecne voaly po zakroceni Spojenych
|Statu ma "ochranu americkych zajmu, zivotu a ~majetku". We
|skutecnosti ocekavaly, re americke Zakroceni a pfipadne O.
vladnuti zeme, vydalo by jim V plen nesmfrne prfrodni bohat
|stvi.
Konecne Sc vsak veci v Mexiku prece jenom urovnaly,
|zvolen byl president, "a nimz ida Sc byti velika vetsina marc
da, ale sotva re uvaleny dane z tezby ma CHI korporace, uz
zatala vznikati cinnost revolucnl a honem tt revolucionari mali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-22

to organisace, pracujici pro
ne.jryzejsi ideal fysicke doko-
nalosti spojene 5 nejvyssim po-
krokem intelektuelnim a du-
chovnlm, IDA Sc mi byti dusto.j-
nym prostredkem k povzbuze-
nj Vaseho yelkeho naroda.
obzvlastnim potesenim do
!ved6l jsem Sc, re nekolik set
obcanu z nasi zenle sucastnilo
Sc prazskeho sletu. Jest to "a
jiste st'astnou predzvesti, jak
vsichni doufame, neilepsiho pc
meru pri budouclch stycich O.
bou narodu, dospevsich k pine
mu pfatelstvi a soucinnosti,
jez byla obema statum k vel
kemu prospechu. Spojene Sta
ty byly obohaceny prirustkem
obyvatelstva z velkeho celku
Vasich obcanu, kterych 81 va
Zine jake jednech z nejuzi-
tecnejsich a nejpokrocilejsich
zivlu naseho naroda. Vsichni
muzeme 81 blahoprati, re oba
tito narodove jsou opetne spo-
jeni V usill Q povzneseni lid.
silva.
Vyslovuje Yam ieste jednou
velke u2nani jak VAST laskavo-
sti tax pozornosti, projevent
mi Sokolskou Obcf, jsem, milJ
pane ministre,
uprimne Vas,
Warren G. Harding"
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DOPIS PRESIDENTA
HARDINGA
Vysianci c. S. r. We Wash
ingtone, D. c..

Minuly mesic odevzdal "a
.stupce' Csl. republiky We Wash
.ingtone DIR. B. Stepanek jme-
mem Ceske Oboe Sokolske pre-
sidentu Spojenych Statu, w. G.
Hardingovi, skvostne album,
obsahuiici nadherne obrazy re
VSesokolskeho sletu 1920.
Tyto dny obdrzel DIR. Stepa-
mex cd presidenta Hardinga
dopis, V nemz vrelymi slovy O.
cenovana jest myslenka sokol-
ska o obdiv presidentuv mad
vykony sokolskych SIKH. Do
PTS ten, datovany v Bilem do
me dne |. unora, V prekladu
mi:
"Mily pane ministre,
prohllzeje op6tne krasny
svazek fotografii z velkolepe-
no sletu Sokolske Oboe V Pra-
re, Vami mne odevzdany, ne
mohu 81 odrici poteseni, abych
YAM jeste jednou touto cestou
podekoval "a Vast laskavost,
Pieji 81, ably clenove teto skye
le organisace zvedeli, jak mo-
hutnym dojmem ma mne paso.
billy ukazky jejich yyionu. Ia.
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"GAZDINAsROBA" kra
sna hra re zivota slovenske-
no lidu, sehraje pristi nedeli
TYL {. N. SIM ma Broad
wa. Zamluvte ST listky yeas.
Nase zvony zahrabany u Der

iVae& IvOlay AdllTA OdLy DEF
lima? - "Nasinci" sdeluje'ne-
jmenovany farar k otazce, kan
Sc podela takova spousta zaba-
venych kostelnich zvond, kdyz
prv jich nebylo pouzito CD k
ucelum valecnym: "Jest to il
ste zajimave, co mi vykladal
byvaly prusky nrednik Ia
valky zivsi V Berline a nyni Il
.jlci Y me farnosti. Velika cast
zvonu 2 Rakouska jest pry ma
hromadena a zasypana kdesi
" okoli Berlina a tax uschova-
ma jake material pro budouci
potrebu. V Prusku protestant
|ske kostely mali ponejvice O.
|celove zvony a proto v Prusku
prisli ma tu d'abelskou myslen-
XII, dati sebrati vsechny zvony
OronZOVe a protoZe tam bylO
hlavnl komando valky, sly tam
i nasc zvony z katol kosteln.
Co jsem slysel, sdeluji, a IDA
Sc to byti pravde nepodobnym
a stale by to "a to, ably Sc Wy
%setrilo, ale poctive nasimi ira
dy. Re Nemci a hlavne Prusa-
lei, dovedou klamat, toho zku-
senosti mali urady Dohody a
proto dovedou *. pfi tonic
vzacnem vyrobn1m; materialu,
kterym my "%vftezi'' nedobro-
volne pomahame jim platiti va
lecnou nahradu."
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'dosti penez ma zbrane a streivo a jny valecny material, treba
re pred tim maloktery mel ma sklenku palenky.
Omen American, Clark, dobre to rekl, kdo Jest "a, revo-
lucni cif1nosti v Mexiku a k Will onem olejarskym zajmum A
merika l%ekolikrate jz byla Istvana do vaky prot sousedni re-
publice. ### l#t# .AIf4 .# * al sst If
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ko jsme byli pi tezs1ch zacatcich, doprovazeni sympa-
tiemi stale Sc sficlho kruhu nasich pratel.e
Phi doplhovani prvnlho tuctl nasich let, dekujeme
vsem nasim pIiznivcun, jak z vrstev ctenaTstva tax q
rad nasich obchodniku, kteli radi mas list uznavaji "a po-
mocnlka a prosime nase c%tenaistvo, ably nenovalo vzdy
laskavou pozornost podporovatelum, kteTi nam ~umoznuii
udrzeti list ma vysi, ia jake 81 jej vetsina ctenarstva miti
preje.
Nuze, S chutl V pred. Zasuha vetsi patti tomu, kdo
k Gill dojde, ne toinu, kdo proste Ayjde a zaleknut obtl-
zemi ztracl odvahy.
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Mas "SVET' vydava Sc dnes ma XII. pout, slavi ma
rozeniny spolecne S "otcem americke vlasti' JHim Wash
ingtonem, jest to Size do jiste miry ponekud neskromne
porovnani, ale fakt jest skutecne zde - a proto nam bu-
dz odpusteno name my slabe stranky a konecne
dalsi porovnani jest dosti ~pfilehave neb dosavadnl vyko-
mana costa nase nevykazovala same RUE a bylo mlade-
mu lstu prekonavati tax mnohe prekazky a mnohy MIRA
eek zatemnova budoucnost. Use dnes jest liz prekona-
no a opfeni 0 duveru a prizen naseho ctenaTstva, malice
'detska leta" talk zvane "detske nemoce' "a sebou, dou-
fame dospeti k metam jednou vytcenym - cestu aspon
pTipravenou jiz name a verime, re ma dale budeme, la
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EDNAIELNY L V CLEVELANDU.
STRANA vYCHODNI:
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Mr.. DVORAK. Union Ave. near Z. Ill. ST.
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Mr.. KRAL, East l31. st. and Miles Ave.
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CHAS. SCHNEIDER, 1858 E. 131. st. =
Mr.. KISH, 1914 Woodland Ave.
GIiAS. NEMECEk, 1880 e. II. st.
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V.eUNGER, Central Ave. opp. e.. IS. st.
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STRANA ZAPADNf:

Y nasledujicich ochodech:
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-14
Summer Timetable
Begins June 2G

The summer time table on all
the New England railroads will go
into effect on Sunday, June 26. As
far as ST. Johnsbury is concerned
there will be an additional train
on the Maine Central and another
one the Boston & Maine with the
usual summer sleeper and parlor
car service.
The night train both ways on the
Maine Central will have through
sleepers from Montreal to Port
land and the day train will carry
parlor cars.
The Boston & Maine will have
a new day train which leaves
Sherbrooke at 7.40 A. NJ, reaching
St. Johnabury about II o'clock. Re
turning the train leaves White Riv-
er Junction at 4. Is p. u. and will
reach here about 7 p. M. The lat
ter train runs through to Newport
where it will connect with a mixed
train to Sherbrooke. The night
mail which passes through here
now six days in the week both WAYS
will run daily through the sum
mer months.
The CaledonianRecord will give
the new time table as soon as it is
received in the St. JohnsbuIy tick
ct office.