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The Press., 1922-07-27
Samuel Jackson of Springfield visit


 ed friends in town over Sunday.
 Miss Marion Rogers of New York is visiting Miss Julia Kealy of West Main street.
 Miss Edith Pease has returned from a twoweeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Sturgeon in West Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Cardinal of New Haven were renewing acquaintances in the borough the first of the week.
 Miss Nellie Cooney of Willimantic spent the weekend at the home of George Flanagan on Benton street.
 Mrs. E. P. Sturgeon and two sons, Stephen and Philip, Miss Doris Pease and MT. Martin Higgins of West Springfield were guests of Mir and Mrs. Stephen Pease on Sunday.
 There were over 80 at church on Sunday morning, and although the ex- pected preacher did not arrive in time to take part in the service, all spoke appreciatively of the prayers, sermon and solo of Pastor Allen.
 Archie BoIieau, 37, died at his home on Wilmington avenue last Tuesday. He was confined to his bed all his life and has been a constant care to his parents. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. John B. BOlieau and was born here. Besides his parents he is sur viYed by brother, Amos J, BOlieau of ClaremOnt, N. H. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Edwards church at o'clock and burial will be in St Edwards cemetery.
 On last Sunday evening Stafford witnessed what was undoubtedly the worst washout since the flood, when a. heavy rain swept over the town. The surrounding roads were ripped and washed out to the effect that the costs to repair them will be over $20O0 Westford avenue suffered the worst as big holes are torn in the road, and at the bottom of the hill large piles of debris were washed into the gutters and swept over the lawns. A large force of men have been work ing since Monday in clearing the streets. Local people who have been camping at Crystal Lake have had diff ficulty in motoring over this stretch of roadway and many were obliged to sleep over night in their cars as they became wedged in the mud. This sec ton of the road is now under repair The trolley tracks at Cooper Lane were washed out and the cars were delayed several hours while the tracks were being repaired.
 Taftville defeated All Stafford here Sunday to 2. Connors pitched fine game but his team made six errors The winning runs were made in the eighth on two hits and two errors. The fielding of Mills and Wise featur- ed. The score:
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Two-base hits, Jim Murphy, Dickey, COnnOrs; hits off COnnOrs in g in nings, off Duncan 10 in g innings; stolen bases, Decelles, Maloney; dou- ble plays, Pallanck to Sullivan to Wise; bases on balls, off COnnOrs 2, off Duncan l /; struck out by Connors 5, by Duncan 6; hit by pitcher, by Dun can (Malony); left on bases, Stafford 6, Taftville 2; time 2 hours; umpire, D. Greene.
 Baseball Notes
 Wise continued his great work at first and made several difficult stops.
 Maloney made his debut in Stafford in great style, getting several difficult fly balls.
 r. Jed" Pallanck made an excellent stop in Sundays game and started a fast double play.
 It was too bad that Malony slid over third in the last inning of Sundays game, as the locals probably would have had chance to score.
 King" Argenta didn't put up his usual strong game Sunday. He fum- bled what seemed to be easy ball and was replaced in the eighth by Gilman.
 Something seemed radically wrong Sunday when a man on third scored and man on second advanced to third unnoticed, when Connors was picking up a bad thrown ball to the box
 What Stafford needs most of all is an umpire who is capable of handling the games. It seems too bad that a good umpire cant be secured, as the I costs would be small considering the ' satisfaction it would give the local fans.
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HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTTCR8.

 Matter under this head 12 cents line. There will be a salesladys demon strating the Thor Washer and Ironer at Wagner's Electric Shop today and Fri day. Come in and see them operate. Don't forget that the Willimantic and Stafford Springs jitney's schedule changes Tuesday, Aug. l, 1922. Jitneys will leave Stafford Springs Saturday s.15 8. m., 12. 30, 4.3O p. m. daily, Sundays at 12.S0, 4.3O p. m., also Saturday evening specials at 7 p. m. and Il p. m., stand ard time. Until Aug. lst we are running on old schedule time, leaving Stafford daily, including Sundays, 9.S0 g. m., 1.3O and 5.30 p. m.
 We wish5to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent bereavement.
 EliZat eth Labreche,
 Fred Lebreche,
 Henry Labreche,
 Mrs. John B. BOlieau,
 Mrs. Joseph Fregeau. Sole Agents for the Interwoven Socks. s. Katzowitz & Go.
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c E TIC
(SUREJELL)
Makes Perfect Jams and Jees without boiling the flavor

Makes Ffe Jams and Jeh Without boiling away the TaFOE
 WHAT IS CERTO? CERTO In thing that the je in the call of the busy housewife that the finest olnce gdmother cupboard fruit and boiling boiling time the the fruit, because not boiled
  if made with CERTO Jams and Jees
   jelly uc glasses of Grape Jelly. leftover canned Pneappes Cherries Peaches adding
  the 
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  s You fruit through failure You make jelly jelly made the Old-sye methods rWHUc GD0~TDNy
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carving guns. 1t is likely that 'no
men viii be pla ced under heavy poh"s
IN order that their cases may DC "io'
thoroughly investigated pending tt"'''
The men were arrested 10y o'l'|e
Hickman and Jewell with plenty VI
ammunition and guns. Trey were -
Ford auto a, the time and pouce IL
first believed thar the auto haa pst'
stolen. One OF the men showed p''
81 sale however Tho men had IN t"'''
nosseSsion. police say. all kinds ot Au,
tomohilc switch keys and prone Will
no made to ascertain If they are "u'o-
mobiles thieves.
Interest in Bouts.
Much interest is already pelhE WV"
IN the next boxing show at inc NNV'
view athletic park which VIII DC U''
ohor Day The main fight Will oe
between Eddie WeyEant. Ne" lHs', &C.
pa flash and Goo" Stewart. PRIDE Oh
Wheeling These two boxers were TO
HAY met last Monday at the iNFeF,
view mark but the fight was prcNenl'"
hecause Stewart suffered a bad oca'lhE
on his hand.
Meet Tonight.
sncclal committee of city Official
headed by Mayor ohm K, wyatt IL
scheduled 10 meet this evening WIN
tho CITY council rs a committee OF Inc
whole at which tims there VIII oe d"
discussion with regards 10 co'npehSH'
ton and other matters pertaining l"
The city fire department. Service ~
rector George r. Krcglow at THIS TIM,
will submit q report to the matter OF
wages Or the employees Of the mum
cipal water works pump station.
Local Men Win.
"
Bellaire men were very fortunate }"
tho urinary election held on IucSo"H
I'm Belmont county, being nominated :.
= number OF instances for county OF
S,ce poul V. WaddeN. Democratic
candidate for prosecutor had no oppoS''
,ion nor did Arch r, Foglc. present
county auditor and candidate for re-
election. Ralph Heatherington. locaI
Renuhlican was nominated as a cand''
date for representative. William camp
he'll OF this city was nominated ~
recorder on the Democratic ticket aho
e. Brady r radti"d. Republican,. was
again nominated for recorder on lh'
Republican ticket.
Bellaire Briefs.
Eugene NJ WClkcs. Of RarneSviic
was a visitor IN Bellaire Yesterday.
The Protected Home Circle held Il
meeting last night at the auditorium II
the Miners Temple.
Miss Mary OConu'r has returned U
her home In Pittsburgh after a f'S''
here
Homer g Finley. OF s.. Cldirsrt"c
was a RcllaIrc visitor Yesterday.
Miss Stella Kennedy. of Jefferson
stree, is visiting At rarkershurE.
II NJ Kinscy was a business FlS''o'
nj KEY last evening.
Miss Edna Geff!n OF Noble street =
home from visit at Bethesda.
Members Of the T. \. L. "Iuh WNr'
entertained last evening by Mrs. } NJ
Hensley ct her home on helmout S'ree.
Mrs Margaret Kraft Of Nohl" street
Is visiting friends at Decatur. III.
Miss Mary Work man has returned &c
her home here after 4 visit at bethesda
Fred Wilson loca' mail carrier mas
returned home from IN eastern au'c
trip.
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BRIDGEPORT
RESURRECT OLD CAR
FOR FORD FACTORY
PoRp MOTOR COMPANY SENT OUT
QUERY PoR 1906 SIX CYLINDER
MODEL AND IT WAS FOUND
AT wooDSFHLD.
Herbert McGraw Drives OLD Rssidenter
20 Highland Park Plant, Dis
sanco OF 37l Miles.

Herhcr; McGrnw of the J. II. McGraw
and Sons company arrived In Detroit
Michigan with the old model Ford car
recently resurreCted, according 10 q
telegram received by J. Davis. manager
Of the local service station yesterday
with the car travelling under her own
power.
Some time ago queries were sent out
from the Ford headquarters for one OF
the old origioual six cylinder Ford cars
OF the year 1906. Herbert McGraw Mt
once sent word 10 the effect that he
knew of one in the possession OF man
At Woodsicld. o. whCih might ne pro
cured He was given instructions 10
get the car and he and Mr.. Harper drove
Il through TO the Highland Park plant
under it's own power even though tho
Liz" had not been used for more than
two years Mr.. Harper. who accom-
panied McGraw on the trip Is one or
the origional IS employees Of tho Ford
organization who started with the COM
pany many years ago.
Leaving For Homo.
Mrs. q. \. Flclschmaun. former resi-
dent Of this city and tho daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Zcrah Sharp Of kirkwood
left France yesterday eli route to this
country after several months visit in
Europe She IS planning to visit in this
city upon her return.
Pleased With Result
Most Of the residents of this city
were well pleased with the result OF
the primary election az regards the
offices OF Prosecuting Attorney and
Sheriff. as both Herbert Mitchell and
Dick Lynch were nominated nv good
majorities SPINE OF the voters were
sorry that councilman Dillon was not
Able TO get the nomination for Commits
sloner but the local man made ii very
good run.
Many At Outing.
Most OF the members "r 81. Paul :
Lutheran Sunday school OF this city
as we'll as members of the cOnGrega'
ton attended the outing held at TaylorS
grove Yesterday and AL report having
had the time OF their lives. Besides the
out door dinner a variety OF outdoor
amuscmcnts were enjoyed.
Epworth League Event.
Members Of tho Epworth League OF
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were enjoyed during the evening ana
luncheon was served
Bottle Plant Down.
The Bcllairc Bottle companNs plant
here - idle over = disagreement ne
tween the management and the branch
The members of the union 81! tn3'
tho company has been putting ASIDE az
had IN unusual amount OF ware 'h""e
uv the men Ware Is now being ou'
aside a. bad that MAS formerly passed.
L Is said
Workman Reunion.
The annual reunion or the Workman
family Is TO be held at Deimar PARK
ON Brooks Run today. The event VIII
also mark the saith birthday anntvers-
erv Of Mrs. Mary Workman. y special
program has been prepared for the oc-
casinn. \ big dinner will be q feature
Of the outing.
Go TO Maynard.
The fast Stewartsville Athletic club
ball team will play the fast SemI-pro
team nf Maynard next Sunday Inc
game is to be played at the Maynard
diamond and It gives promise OF being
unusually interesting. These two teams
have previously met and fine contest
resulted.
Play Dixie.
The Bellalre Fable baseball team Will
play the Dixie team. of Benwood. next
sunday The game ia to be played at
the Brnwood diamond and II gives prom
lse of being an unusually interesting
ono These two teams appear 70 re
petty evenly matched and a GOOD game
will result
Big Crowd Out.
The two CarnivalS exhibiting here are
drawing big crowds in spite OF the fac'
that Il Is probably the first time IN the
history Of the city that there nave
been two carnsvals here at the same
time The Burns Greater Shows are
exhibiting at the Riverview athletic
field while the Cloths shows are at
the Pinch Run ball diamond.
Pay Officials.
Arch =. Fogle county auditor. was
a. the election board office In belaire
Yesterday to pay of the election offi-
cials FOR their service In the various
voting precincts at TUESDAYS primary
The primary in this count. including
all exnensc will run about ono. cleo
ton board officials state.
At Big Picnic.
, Many Rellaire people were a Beth
esda on Wednesday attending the an
,ual ricnic of the Belmont County Farm
Bureau Hundreds Of persons we're III
attendance The farmers residing tuS'
west OF town attended by the scores
Many Rellaira business men attended
Wednesday afternoon also "a their
places Of bushes were closed for IN"
day.
Meet Regard Bridge.
A meeting Is 10 b" held at 5Nnwood
this evening for the purpose OF hearing
complaints Of any property owners or
citizens regarding the matter 81 grant
Ing the Tri-State Bridge company \
right Of way for a bridge ~ Benwood
rro,, the Ohio side II Is said that some
OF the Berwood residents feel that their
property might he damaced by the con-
strurtion Of river bridge.
Gun ToterS.
Four Italians were In the city tai'
last right awaitIn~ arra!gnment before
Mayor John z. Wyatt on charges oi
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BELLAIRE
BELLA|RE CAVE
HOME BOYS Bic
.. PRIMARY VOTE

Bellaire voters ably supported the
local men who were candidates for nom
nations at Tuesdays primary. glimpse
at the Relalire returns viii lshow. the
following IS an unofficial tahu!a'son or
the votes cast for county offices IN III"
city Of Bella!rc on the two tickets:
Republican.
Represen,atlve-Heat Sle;
Lee. EGG: McGough, l61. Raiston. $40;
Starkey, l02.
Sheriff-Lyuch. SIS: Morgan. 200.
Commissioner-Bar 90: Brown. a.
Dillon. 262: Jennewein. Is: Eye. Il:
sandrock. ats: Sharon. II and work
man. ~.
Treasurer-Shepherd. az: Wilkes. $50.
Recorder--Bradtield. 63S; CrymoIe. 81:
McwinIams. 20 and Thomas. $50. -.
Surveyor-Lash. 3s3 and Shtrk, S9S.
Prosecutor-Rond.l 1876; Frcter, lS6 and
Mitchell. SCI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l9c:Laugh-
lin. 1855: Lyle. SIS: Nichols. lG5; ROBERTS
2SS and TruaN, S0T.
Shcrifs-Dunfec.. 49,; Brown. lSc and
Baker. 1853.
sos,
rCommtssioner-Ba IS, caldwell.
IS3: Coyne. $50: Craig. y; Fulton. 1870:
Gordon. -: Shrv. 1853
TreaSurer-Day. 2GS and Jones. az.
Recorder-Campbeu, 500 and Davis
III.
surveyor-Murphy go and Rothcr'
niund. SoT.
Preaching Sunday.
Preaching services will he held A.
the Christian church here next sunday
The pastor. Rev. Charles \. Pearce will
occupy the pulpit ~ the church. Rev
Pearcc is absent from the city visiting
with relatives and enjoying his vaca-
ton he will 10 hack Sunday. however,
70 preach. afte- which h" wilt again
leave the city for two weeks.
The work OF rxtcndin" city water
mains on West Twe1:y-thi-d street Is
being rushed AZ the present time. The
line IS rapidly nearing completion. In
q few more weeks the firm Of Clifford
and Shanna lei; will complete this i'm
provemcrt. The water mains will next
be extended on Indian Run Service d.
rector George T. KrPGlow announces.
Entertained.
Mrs Gertrude A Heinle.n entertain
ed friends yesterday al her home on
North Guernsey street. The event hon
cred Mrs. John Lockwood OF Denver.
Colorado. Various social diversions
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tho West RridCerort Methodist church
have completed all plans for oaSe
sale to re held at the Bridgeror' I'n'u
ware Company's store on SATURDAY az
noon and evening. All xmas VI
baked good things will be ohcr'n l''
sale to their friends.
Interest Continue
continued interest IS being sh"" II ~
all local coal miners IN the 'e''I",.o
conference and tho opinion seem, !"
unanimous that a settlement Of '"'
trovcrsy will be arrived nj soon
of the miners of this vicinity are pff
pared 10 return 10 Work "he" wv
Element Is reached.
Class Initiation.
Officials Of Belmont lodge or INC
knights Of Pythias report anothcr ''aH.
ready for advancement in the "'u''
The meeting to be held in thclT n"'no wa
the Cadiz pike this evening ''"n'
nlso being made for a SOFA! session -
, follow the initiation
Bridgeport Briefs.
RIl Truman. Eateman Al '.'
bridge crossing. has rciurn'h n"frT a.
ter a vacation visit I" 'IeN''"hu'
A large number from this city Will al
,ond tbc county Bar Association outing
next Saturday. i,, ,.,.
Miss Nell McGourh % Ero"kS,d'. '"i'
last night for n few days fisll win
her brother az Belmont, g.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF IN" VIZ,
: Wheeling NJ. F.. church VIII hodl a bake
solo in their church Saturday.
An interesting meeting or "n'.a'hs
Star council OF the Sons ana l'auEh'e''
Of Liberty was hold last might
Harry Gordon has returned L" MS
home IN Kirkwood following business
visit to pittsburgh. ~
Mr. and Mrs. O. w. HanhanS' vi NJ
u.ood vii, arrive nome sunday after a
|, u.o wenks au,o tour to the south.
! Henry Windshcimcr has returned 10
his home in this city after visit with
| friends at MOrriStOwn.
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School convention will he held here
August - and %.
o. 9. Gray, candidate tor state repre-
sentative, was 4 caller In town Mon
day
Herbert DUNCAN. who has been visit
ing friends In Canton and Barbarton.
returned home Monday.
Vernon Morris and family. Of Bridge
port. were callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanley and daugh-
ter are visiting friends In Wisconsin.
Several people from here attended the
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plcasan, Grove picnic Ut Harpsrs srs~s
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson and
daughters, Lois and Iva, OF Cleveland.
are visiting friends in town.
Mrg. Gail Morrette. and children, OF
Akron, are visiting her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs S. T. Morris.
John Moore of Sebring, IS visiting
his narents. Mr. I'D Mrs. Austin Moore.
Edna Coulter. who has been visiting
friends IN st. Clairsvilie. has returned
home.
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Baby Specialists.

THAT there are Physicians who specialize Infant ailments know
Physicians understand troubles all Physicians treat them 1t is bis
nsn his dutv to know human Sor the Great Beyond
But in serious he calls in the Specialist Why7 lie knows as every
Mother knows ought know that Baby just baby needing special treat
ment, special remedies 90;
Can Mother be less thoughtful? Can Mother relieve Baby with
remedy that she would herse Ask YOURSELF and honestly
Always remember that Baby just baby And remembering this you
will remember that Eetchers made especially for Infants and
Children.
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Beatrice. of Rellairc spent Wednesday
with local relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles paughcrty OF
BrooksidC were calling on local friends
yesterday.
william Taylor Of Iuinutown was in
town on business yesterday.
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HARR|SV|LLE, 0,

The annual Harrison County Sunday
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30 80 Straw Hats 500 Straw Hats
Reduced n .., 81 % Reduced to........ 80
e. O0 Straw Hats $3.50 Straw Hats
Radnrcd TO- ...... 81 so Reduced tO........ 40
l.; 30 Straw Hats $500 PanamaS
Reduced to.........S173 Reduced to-. S''oo
Il OO Strav Hats 800 BankOk Hats
Reduced 500 Reduced to.....'.'' 9o'oU
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PLAN NOVfHO ZAsORO-
VANf VODOU ZAMfTNUT.

M6stsky utilitni vybor pc wy
slechnuti velice zive debaty od-
mitl vcera definitivne kazde
move uvazovani nabidce the
Western Reserve w Water Co.,
jez chtela zasobovati Cleveland
vodou reky Cuyahoga. Hla-
vni priciny zamitnuti planu
tvofi vsak okolnosti, re "a
stupci spolecnosti nemohli o
hlasiti ami priblizny finanGni
rozpocet noveho projektu, ba
ami podrobnejsi podminky O.
statni. Nejpripadneji oznacil
cely navrh radni w. F. Potter
slovy, nimiz prohlasil kazde
dalSi debatovani "a mrhani ca
sem a navrhl, by Sc spolecno-
sti plsemna oznamilo, ze mesto
Cleveland Ma celem jejim pla-
nu nema zaimu. Odpovedel
mu vSak generalnf riditel zmi-
meme vodarenske spolecnosti
Paul R. Hadley 2 New Yorku,
re odminutim nikterak neni pc
projektu, ale bude mem roz-
hodnuto referendem.
Ia hlasovani byly vsechny
hlasy, az ma ieden, odevzdany
proti. Jediny hlas oposicni byl
odevzdan radnim Stacelem "a
II. wardu.
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DNES l. APRYLE.

M6sic nejvrtkaVejsiho poca-
81 dnes nastupuje vladu, zacal
malo jarnim mrazivym vetrem
patrne proto, ably zustal sve po
v6sti veren. Jinak ma jeste il
nou peknou vlastnost, re 81 to-
tiz lide pri nastupu jeho i V
posledni den velice radi delaji
ze spolubliznich blazny q tro-
pi z lehkoverniky RUNE zdaii-
le neb i meme podarene Spasy.
Jinak jest mesic malo oblibe-
ny a kazdy ceka ien ma jeho
nastupce kveten, ktery nam
ma poskytnouti zapomenuti ma
trapne prestale letosni nevlid-
ne a dlouhe zimni obdobi.
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a vstupenky lie obdrzeti i u
jednotlivych clenu sboru.
PROHIBICE PRO POLAKY

Varsava, 80. brezna. = Ge-
neral Haller, byvaly nacelnik
polsko-americkych legionarjl
We Francii, pritomne V Polsku
usazeny, pokousi Sc We sve Via
SIT prosadit prohibici die vzo-
ru americkeho. Vlivem jeho
lid polsky parliament zakazal
jiz prodej lihovin V nedeli a
zavirani hostincH a kofalen i V
sobotu. Polsti sladci Sc ogani-
sui, aby prohibicnimu tazeni
mchli celiti. Nelze vSak popTi-
ii, re V Polsku znacne procento
volicstva k prohibici sc nachy-
luie, patrne proto, re zvlast'
mezi venkovskym lidem nestrid
most znacne jest rozsirena.
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NEJLEPSi ROZRESENf.

Nejhorsim nepritelem rodin
neho stesti je nemoc. Proto ne
cekejte, az Sc u vas zahnizdi-
'jednim stehem yeas devet Sc
iich usetri", pravy lex yeas u
setri mnoho mrzutosti a bole.
sti. Ale zde isme ovSem u
vazne otazky: Jaky lex zvo-
liti? Ctete nasleduiici dopisy !:
Marinette, Wis, IA. Gnora.-
Trinerovo Horke Vino je zna-
menitym lekem. Vas V. Chva-
lovsky". Skutecne ie neivJS
spolehlive pfi nechuti k iidlu,
zacpe a jinych neporadcich "a
ludku. "Detroit, Mich. Jiz A
roxy uzivam Trinerovu Angeh-
ku Hofkou S nejlepsim vysled-
KEN. Vas Vincenzo Sinopoli." !"
Tento lex jest velmi dcinnou
silivkou pro celou soustavu. =
Bakerton, Pa, II. tinora. By
isem nachlazen a TrinerGv Mil
intel kaSle mne pomohl Cd tt
dolby iiz mnoho jinym lidem
linz jsem lex ten odporucil
Vas Nick Budida, hornik." &C
vyplvva techto dopisu? Jistf
tolik. re neiIepsi rozfesenin
otazky Jest sahnouti po Trine
rovIch l6cich. Vas lekarniR
neb dodavatel lekd ie ma vse-
chnv Ma sklad6 nebo YAM ie 0.
patTi.
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DR.. LORENZ ODJEDE
DOMU.

Newark, N. j., 81. bfezna. -
Ornament daru S15O,O0O do
fondu na zalozeni nemocnice
po deti trpici kycelnimi choro-
bami zde a prohlaseni DIR. A.
dolfa Lorenzo, rakouskeho chi
rurka. re Sc vrati do Ameriky Y
zarl, byly hlavnimi udalostmi
ma vecirku usporadanem ma DO
cest vzacneho hosta. DR.. Lo-
REM odjede do Evropy asi V
deseti dnech. V Newarku pro-
vedl dnes til operace u pritom-
nosti velkeho poGtu lekard.
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"OBET"

Drama materske lasky 0 5.
jednanich sehraje Ultra odpo-
iedne Y obvyklou hodinu odpo-
ledni Ochotnictvo Ceske Sine
Sokol ma Clark Ave-, kterymz
pfedstavenim ukoncena bude
letosni divadelni jarni sezona.
Pri pTedstaveni ucinkuje So
kolska hudba, ktera opatri
hudbu pfi pozdejsi tanecni "a
bave. Predprodej listkG ma
chazi Sc V znamych obchodech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
Zmena jmena.

"Co della Jarmila ?"
"Zadala 81 o zmenu imena.
"K mistodrzitelstvi?"
"Ne. k sprostfedkovateli