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Goodbye BoiIs!
S. s. S. VIII Rid You Of Boils, Pfuplss,
Blackheads and Skin Eruptions.

A boil IN q volcano.-your blood IL
80 chuck full Of poisons that these
''boIr' out into q boil They'll keep
completely by the use of S. s. s., nj
of the most powerful Embellishments
known to science. s. s. 8. has stood
the tcst Of Tina The power OF its
Ingredients In acknowledged by auth
critics. Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed to be purely v egetable
Right off. It clears h skin of PIN
|ples, boils. blotches. blackheads. acne,
|eczema, rash aSd other Skin e~ruptions,
land does II thoroughly. 1t drives out
(of the blood impurities which N
rheumatism. makes the blood rich and
pure builds up lost flesh 1t helps to
manufacture new blood cells.-thats
one of its secrets. S. 8. S. is old at
all drug stores. in two sizes. Tho lar
ger size Is the moro economical
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
WOODWARD TO ADDRESS
PUBLIC MASS MEETING

Hon. Charles E. Woodward, presl'
dent of the constitutional convention
will explain the features Of the pro-
posed new Illinois constitution at a
public mass meeting to be held in the
Baptist hurch next Monday evening,
November goth This was decided to-
dav at a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Baptist Brotherhood
who had tentatively engaged Mr.
Woodward to speak at the Brother
hood banquet that evening.
Announcement Of Mr.. Woodward
coming was made in the newspapers
| last evening and the committee has
since been besieged with inquiries
from all over the city from people
who are eager to hear Mr.. Woodward
So insistent were the demands tina
the committee consented to yield
Mr.. Woodward is addressing gather
/ ings all over the state. and this Il
his only open date between now ant
the date of the referendum on the new
constitution. He declined invitation
from several other cities to speal
Monday night.
No one in Illinois is better quail
fed to expound the merits and fault
of the proposed new state code thar
Mr.. Woodward. AS chairman of tn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
SALESLADY PIE ADS
FOR EARLY TRADING
BY XMAS SHOPPERS
EARLY BUYERS GET BETTER
SERVICE AND ARE ABLE TO
SELECT ARTICLES REALLY
WANTED AS GIFTS FOR
FRIENDS.

ITS time people started their Christ
mas shopping" ladies the Saleslady
said today, all peeved up over the
thought of the approaching rush.
"They wait until the last week,
swarm into the store like bees and
EXPECT the same service and consider
alton we could give them now she
continued. 1--WE have been telling them
the same thing for years, and they
are shopping little earlier than they
used to, but most of them think shoT
early warnings are for the other per
son.
"They not only wait until the last
week to shop, but they all want Il
do it during the same hours. Morn
ings we stand around with little to DC
until about IL o'clock when they star
streaming in, and then it is one mac
scramble.
"If people would realize that the!
can get better selection of materia
by shopping early! A person has u
rush them thru in hurry durinl
/ the rush days and they make selec
tions which often leaves them unsatis
fled when they get home. Natural,
the store gets the blame so we tr,
to guard against it as much as pos
sible. When you are trying to wal
on a dozen people at once, tho you
nerves are bound to get on edge
Those who are wise enough to star
their shopping now get more after
ton and have no trouble finding wha
they want
"We are rushed the most during tn
noon hour" At that time part
our girls are out to lunch and girl
from all of the other stores are dom
their buying, too, as it is the only tim
they have.
81 suppose it is their privilege t
wait with their Christmas shoppin
if they want to, but take 1t from m
II would surely pay them to start
month early"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
COTTAGE PRAYER
MEETINGS FRIDAY

The members of the gospel team,
local pastors and Salvation Army Of
ticers have visited the cottage prayer
meetings in the different parts of the
city and their prayers and helpful in
structions have proven an inspiration
to all who attend them. Meetings
will be held Friday in the following
homes:
Mrs. p. Warrick, 1922 Hayes street.
Mrs. A. Boisso, 707 West Main
street.
Mrs. Virgin, 505 Webster street
Mrs. ]. Hansen, 1919 Illinois avenue.
Mrs. A. Claus Jr., 715 Chestnut
street.
Miss Zetta Strawn, 1l12 West Madi.
son street.
Mrs II. Walking, 1927 West Madl'
son street
Mrs. B. Schrader, 1912 West Main
street.
Mrs. A. j. Roberts, 40 Christie
street
Miss Marion Sanders, 4OS Houston
street
Jacob Pearson, College Hill.
! Mrs. S. A. Sherman, 302 Glover
street.
Mrs. Martha Jonason, 544 First ave
nue.
Mrs. j. C. Ebersol, 62S Catherine
street.
Mrs. William Berge, Third avenue
and Center street.
Mrs. n. Lucas, First avenue ant
Center street.
Mrs. ]. R. Bradley, ia Congress
| street.
Mrs. o. J. Olson, 112 East Washing
ton street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
SUIT OVER VALUABLE.
CEMENT RIGHTS TO
Be TRIED DEC. nth
KINDER HEIRS CLAIM LANDS
WORTH 100000 IN MINERALS
ALoNE-AoREE ON TERMS OF
APPEAL.

The action brought by the Kinder
heirs of La Sale against the La sane
County Carbon Coal Co., and the Mat
thiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co, when
involves mineral rights valued at a.
bout 5000 900 has been set for hearing
Monday, Dec. II, before Judge Edgar
Eldredge.
The complainants in the action are
Joseph H. Kinder, Alfred {. Kinder
Ann T.. X. Johnson and Thirza r. Kin
der ODDS.
II was stipulated in court this morn
ing. that by agreement, any party OF
the suit could carry the case to the
February term OF the supreme court
without any question being raised as
to the court having jurisdiction to
hear the case at that time.
Streatorite Sues Mate
Elmer A. Robertson of Streator
fled n divorce bill against Mrs. Anna
Robertson in the Circuit Court, TINS
afternoon on charges of desertion'
According to the bill the couple
were married April IS. 1911, ant
lived together until August 81, lSi'
when the complainant alleges th'
defendant deserted him and has sine
lived apart from him.
Mrs. Robertson was Miss ANN
Morris before her marriage.
Barbara Lang Will.
The will OF the late Mrs. Barbar'
Lang of Peru, who died Nov. III, wa
filed for probate today. Mrs. LAM
left an estate consisting of $3.50
worth of real estate and $1,000 wort
of personal property. Her three chi
dren. Joseph Lang, Lena Husser an
Mary A. Fiste, will receive the prof.
erty in equal shares.
Husband Wins Decree.
Kenneth c. Brayman of Usage 81
cured a divorce from Vera Warnsta
Brayman of Sac City, Ia, in the CT
cult court this morning on charge
of infidelity. He alleged she had bee
untrue to her marriage vows.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
BANKERS TO ATTEND
MEETING AT MENDOZA

Ottawa bankers will motor to Men,
doth this evening to attend the La
Sale county federation of bankers
The meeting will open with ban
auet which will be served at $3.50 in
the dining room of the Elks club
Bankers from all parts of the coun'
tv will be present at the session. The
Mendoza Elks have turned over their
entire home to the visitors for thelT
use during the one session conven
ton. An informal reception Will DC
staged at the club house upon the
arrival of the visitors there.
Three musicians from Chicago have
been secured to render musical
program during the dinner hour
AT the close of the banquet a pro
gram of talks will be given. DR.
Walter Lichtenstein, executive secre
tary of the First National bank anC
First Trust & Savings bank of Chica
90, H., will deliver the address OF
the evening. His talk is being look
ed forward to with much anticipation
by the guests.
Attorney Clarence Griggs of Otta
wa will speak on the proposed new
, constitution. Mr.. Griggs has made
an exhaustive study of both the new
constitution and the present one, an
is one of the best informed men II
| the state on the subject
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

convention he was untiring In MS
efforts to keep the delegates at work
Time after time, when the conven'
ton seemed hopelessly deadlocked on
some proposition IL was Woodward
who suggested the compromise ana
whipped the delegates into activity
until the deadlock was broken. Ills
broad knowledge Of constitutional law
made him an ideal counsellor and
leader for the convention and he went
at the Job with his characteristic spirit
and enthusiasm.
When the rough draft had been com
pleted Mr.. Woodward went to work
with committee on wording and phras'
ing and supervised the final wording
and punctuating and then the copying
and preparation for printing. The
finished product is very much Q
personal and intimate part or Mr.
Woodward, and he Is familiar with
every word and letter from the first
paragraph to the final period. AS
/ Illinois leading authority on constitu
tiona law, Mr.. Woodward's explana
lions will be most accurate and un
biased.
His address will take place at
O'Clock in the church auditorium. ant
will follow the Brotherhood banquet
There will be no admission charge
and every citizen of Ottawa is invited
to attend. This is an exceptional OPP
poltunity for the voters to get &C
quainted with the proposed constitu
ton and decide intelligently whethe
it shall be adopted or rejected at tn
referendum in December.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
Local Briefs

Al Simmons, representative OF the
j, j. Preis company Of New York, LETT
this morning for Joliet to spend Few
days after visiting in this city for the
past few days and transacting blu 81
ness.
Carl Mays of Wedron spent yester'
day In this city.
Robert Green OF la Sale visited in
this city last evening.
III. A. Boyle Is transacting business
In Chicago today
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sundal of Chi
cago are spending few days In this
city.
Walter Plock spent yesterday IN LIE
land on business
Philip Simon of Chicago is spend
ing a few days in this city.
Attorney h. G. Van Hoorebeke Ol
Marseilles transacted business In this
city yesterday.
Robert Roy Jr, OF Chicago is trans
acting business in this city for few
days.
Misses Mabel Connolly and Ann,
Walsh spent yesterday in Chicago.
Frank Gordon OF Rock Island visited
| friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Edith Grady visited in La SALE
last evening.
Floyd Jacobson spent yesterday II
| Serena.
Ed Baker of La Sale was In OF
fawa last evening.
Arnold Wilson spent yesterday II
Peru.
William Leverich of Dedrich, MO
Is visiting at the home of his nepf
ew, William X Leverich, on Ottaw
avenue.
Mrs, w. f. Carr, 124S Ottawa ave
nue., went 70 Hirckley today to spea
before the woman's club.
S. Elderidge Of La Sale is in o
tawa today transacting business.
Feruchio and Brunette Bononui lei
for Chicago last evening to attend tn
funeral OF their father.
Ralph Stone of Streator is in Ott'
wa today transacting business.
Morrell Palmer of Ottawa was
La Sale visitor yesterday.
Sherman Thomas spent last evel
ing in Streator.
l.. Jennings Of Streator was in y
tawa today transacting business.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
BOARD Of REVIEW
FINDS 100000 IN
UNTAXED PROPERTY
uNcovERS DURING PROLONGED
SESSION LARGE AMOUNT IN
PERSONAL THAT ESCAPED AZ.
SCISSORS LAST YEAR.

The Board of Review has completed
the last bit of work assigned to them
for this year, and last night adjourned
sine die On previous occasions the
board prepared to reach It's final ad-
journment, but duties always arose
which necessitated them holding fur-
Their sessions. Members of the board,
and their clerk, G.. II. Munter OF og-
lesby, havenow concluded their last
official duties, and are ready to turn
officials.
During the weeks they have been
in session the board has boosted the
personal tax money due on La Salle
county property some 100000 While
the exace figures are not known, II Is
believed figures the taxes have been
raised will be neat sum over this.
| When the assessors turned in the
personal property assessment DOCKS,
IL was learned that the money the
county was to receive on personal
property this year would be $4,000
SHE of the amount received in 192l.
II was up to the board to hunt up this
personal property and see what mad
become of it, and how 1t had escaped
the assessors.
Men who were assessed on large
amounts of money last year, but whose
assessment had dwindled considerable
were called in and made to explain
where this money had gone. Tax dod'
gers were looked up, and forced u
disgorge their hidden property.
The work of the board has proven
very beneficial to the mass OF citizens
of the county.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
Dizzy Spells Due
to Undigested Food

Dizziness and saintness after eat
ing show that your food IS lot digest
ed and is turning into poison and
gas. Simple buckthorn bark, glycer-
inc. etc, as mixed in Adlerika, expels
all poison and gas from BOTH upper
and lower bowel. Removes foul, de-
Gazing food-matter you never thought
was in your system which poisoned
stomach and ,made you dizzy anc
faint, Adlerika is EXCELLENT t
guard against appendicitis. VIM. u
Duncan, druggist.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
BANK BUYS PROPERTY
SOLD ON COURT ORDER

The National City Bank. yesterday
at a public sale purchased a piece
of property owned by w. F. and Cora
Hanes, for s25104 The property Is
lot / in block %, in Champlains addi'
ton to Ottawa. 1t was sold on judge,
ment rendered in the Circuit Court
in favor of the bank.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16
CLASSIFIED ADS.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR -Honeycomb Ford RI
diators. $lS, windshields, Sl3; bat
teries, Sl5; spotlights, $2.75; front
springs, $3.50; radious rod supports
u cents; 3Ox3 tires, $3.50, and 30x3h
81, All larger sizes in fabrics and
cords at lowest prices. We can make
you have good lights on your Ford
See us. Largest stock Of tires, tubes
and Ford parts In county.
EDW HAYNE SUPPLY CO., INC.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

world war soldiers up to the time OF
their discharge.
officials intimate that residents who
enlisted outside of the state may be
paid. No man who has received a
bonus from another state will be paid.
Another question not decided is Will
mon be paid for service in officers
training camps?
However, soldiers in federal train
ing camps were in federal service and
the general belief is that they will be
paid for the time.
Only applications filed on the regu-
lar form, which has not yet been is
sued, will be considered.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

The regular weekly meeting of the
Rotary club was held at the New
American restaurant at noon yester
day. Forty-five members were II
attendance and following the lunch
con business meeting was held.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

MLANTED- Experienced waitress, at
New Andan restaurant Apply in
person.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS COAI-$7 per
ton, delivered LOU TOWNSEND,
Phone SO.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

Notice.
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church
are requested to bring canned fruit to
the church Saturday afternoon for
Wesley Memorial Hospital.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

FOR RENT-Good sales room, 20xSO
feet, in alley west of Geiger's gro
Gerry store; formerly Keim's billiard
hall; moderate rent; you can have
long lease II desired; entrance from
Main st. also; an excellent room for
many purposes; 200 feet from court
house.
Tel. 64S-W. T. b. FARRELL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

FOR SALE-A good home at 17t9
Guion St; kitchen, dining room, liv'
ing room, two bed rooms on lower
floor; two bed rooms and bath up.
stairs; furnace; all conveniences;
$1,000, subject to paving assessments
owner leaving city; very good value
call for further details.
Tel. 64S-W. Il. b. FARRELL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

Chicken Supper
At First NJ. e. Church, Saturday even
ing from to T. so cents plate Pub
lie invited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

WiANTED-Sheet metal workers; in
side work; steady good pay, Adj
dress CHEVROLET MOTOR co
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-16

FOR SALE--A few shares common
stock Of the j. +. Porter Company.
Tel 6iS-W. T. b. FARRELL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
v zAcHvATu siLENsTvf.


Havre, Mont, 20. fijna. Po.
rota koronerova, jez vysetfo-
vala smrt rev. Jacoba Christie
ra, rektora kostela sv. Marka q
pi. Margaret Carletonove, ,jez
po zabiti duchovnfho zbran pro
ii sob9 obratila, vynesla vyrok,
ze spachala Gin v zachvatu do
casneho sflenstvi. Hlavnim
svedkem byla vdova po Christ
lerovi, jez vypovidala totez, CO
sd6lila zpravodajIm rano osud
neho dne. Matka pf. Christie
rove, pi. J. H. Pyle-ova, zada
vsak, ably zavedeno bylo d.
kladne vysetfovani vsech okol-
nostf, jez tragedii predchaze-
ly. Pravila, ze spolkovy sena-
tor Walsh, dlouholety pritel ro-
dny, podnikne kroky k zavede
nj tohoto vysetfov&nf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
UNESLI OBcHODNlKA, ABY
JEJ OKRADLI.

Obchodnfk. lahldkami 1916
vych. los. ul. BENZ. Salomon
byl vcera fano pfi zahybanf ma
postranniscestu blize sveho do
nova, l2005 Gilman ave., pre-
paden dvema lupici, kteri wy
skocili ma stupatka jeho auta
a namfrenymi revolvery donu-
till jej odjeti ma opustene mi
sto blize koleji drahy New
York Central, kde je obrali o
$400 q k tomu jej jeste udefili
income pazbou revolveru do
hlavy a nechavse jej bez po-
moci lezeti, jest6 k tomu ujeli
s jeho vlastnim autem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

cekavali, ze tatik Kryl smffi Sc
8 "hotovou v6ci" a da n9jak6
penize ma zaffzeni domacnosti.
Ale v tom Sc sklamali. Zpravo-
daj navstivil mladou panf v je-
Jim obydlf a tazal Sc, jak stu
ace vypad&.
"Oh, ano, j& dosud miluji, y
pravila, "ale steak stoji 80 cen
til libra; mas rent jest 500 me-
sicne a mas nabytek must byti
zaplacen pax jsou zde saty.
Oh, jak 81 pfeji, ably otec VII
bee moji lid6 nebyli ma mne tax
zanevfeli."
Ackoli anglicke casopisy po
cele zemi pfinasely dlouhe
zpravy snatku Josefiny Krylo
We a jeji ztrate 100000, tatik
Kryl nevydal v teto v9ci zadne
no "1fednfho prohlasenf".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
ODVOLANf ZE "SUCHEHO''
ROZHODNUTl.

Washington, 28., fijna. Pct
cizich pfeplaynfch spolecnostf
podalo odvolani k nejvyssimu
soudu Spojenych Statt z roz-
hodnutf feder&lnfho soudce
Handa v New Yorku vtera, v
nemz schvaleno rozhodnuti &c
neralnfho n&vladnfho Daug-
hertyho, zakazujfcf, aby lodi,
at cizf nebo dom&ci, nesm9ly
voziti lihoviny v territorialnfch
vodach Spojentch Statt. Gle
tus Keating, pravnf zastupce
americkych pfeplavnfch linii
v New Yorku pr6vil:: 'sZdali to
to rozhodnuti bude uzn&no q
spr&vn6 nejvy9Sim soudem, zna
men& to smrtelnou r&nu ameri-
cke osobnf doprav6." Heating
ozn&mil, ze Sc rovnex odvol&.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
DALA JED ZALETNEMU
MANzELI.

Chicago, %. fijna. Pr. Tilly
Klimkov& pfiznala sc, die sd9-
leni lradd, ze otravila sveho
tfetfho manzela, pon9vadz be
hal s jinymi zenskymi." Xii
mex umir&. Detektivov& sp6-
-chali do sousedstvi Klimkova
domova q nasli tam. zenu, Cd
nfz Klimkov& pry obdrzela jed.
Diva dfivejsi manzele Klimko-
We zemfeli "a podezfelych okol
nosti tela jejich budou vyko
pana q vnitfnosti, prozkouma-
ny, daji-li k tomu pffbuzni svo-
leni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
AIS PkfPADo VALECNYCH
PODVODt.

Washington, %. rijna. Gene
ralni navladni sc pfipravuje
zahajiti civilni a trestni rizeni
v priblizn6 425 pripadech,
cfmz hodla vymoci zpst ale
spon Cast "b&jecnych sum w.
placenych v dIsledcich pod
vodnych neb nespravne prove
denych valecnych kontraktd".
Pfedb9zne vysetfovani t9chtc
pfipadd bylo skonceno porad-
MIN t9lesem ustanovenym gene
ralnfm navladnim pro tuto pr&-
ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

Formalni rozkaz ma okamzit6
propustenf kanadskeho skhne-
ru Emerald, jenz zabaven by1
proti pobfezf New Jersey pred
deseti dny prohibicnfmi zffzen
ci, byl telegrafov&n vyb9rcimu
ella v New Yorku. Majitel6
Iskdneru dokazali, ze nedopra.
vovali zadnych lihovin ma po.
bfezf ze byl "a Stfimilovym
pasmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
SvETOvY MfRovY KON.
CRES.

Geneva, 20. ffjna. Federace
mezinarodnfch femeslnicktch
unii svolala sv9tovy mirovy kon
gres, jenz ma Sc sejfti v Amste
rodame Is. prosince, k roko-
vani 0 odzbrojeni q nejlepsi
methods zah&jeni vSeobecn6 e.
vropsk6 stavky v pffpade, ze il
ma v&lka by hrozila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

Boston, 20. rijna. ia veffm,
ze cely sv9t ziskal by nesmfrne,
kdyby vsechen drok ma penfze
byl zrusen. Jsou to pen6znici,
ktefi rozdmychuji valky."
Toto jest trest' interviewl- 1
Henry Fordem, k n9muz svolil
po pffjezdu do tohoto m3sta
dnes. Pan Ford pokracoval:
"Valka jest ciste financnf in
stituce. Seznal jsem to z vypra
Wy sve mfrove lodi. Tato vypra-
va byla hotovou universitou
zkusenostf."
.'Kde vlastenectvi hraje svo-
iii dlohu?" byl tazan.
"Vlastenectvi," odsekl. "jest
zrovna tim, ciEa naval je
Johnson, 'poslednim ltoti-
Stem darebakovym'. Jest no po
uzfvano t9mito lichvafi, kteff
hraji svoji penezni hru. Chudo
ba, bfda, a vrazdenf milliond
mladych muzI neznamen& mic
pro ne, jenom kdyz jejich hra
o penize jde dobre ku pfedu.
"A dav We SVEN vzruseni, .
mluvil dale, 'polkne to vsech-
no, celou udici 8 pfftezi, ma
cez kapely hraji a dokonce j
matky v hysterii kladou sve de
ii ma oltar vrazdy, zrovna jake
nev9dome matky pred davnymi
lety hazely sv6 d9ti do planou-
ciho mira fnolochova."
"A iak blfzko jsme u lkoRee
toho vseho!
"Budeme mfti vice valek, -
odpoved6l Ford, "ale jsme bli-
ze u konce nez mnozf lide 81 my
sli."
Ford odeprel mluviti o poll
tice a pravil, ze ''nevi niceho
70 tech fecech o jeho president
ske kandidatufe."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
PAN BISKUP A KOSTELNf
ZPEVACI.

Vcerejsi ned6le byla posled-
nj, kdy v katolickych kostelich
z kdrd zaznely hlasy muzske
spolu Sc soprany a atty. Smf-
sene sbory budou totiz odstra-
neny a nahrazeny jen sbory
muzskymi, jak nafizuje biskup
Schrembs v ddsledcich papez-
skeho nafizenf. V zensk5ch
kla$teffch ale bude dovoleno
jeptiskam zpivati pfi rdznych
obradech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

Byval& Josefina Krylov6 jix
pry lituje, xe Sc provdala proti
otcovx Will.

Boston, %. rtjna. Josephine
Kryl-White-ova. jez zavrhla
500, 900, by Sc mohla provda-
ii "a muze, kter&ho srdce jeji
81 vyvolilo - zacfn& toho Ito
vati.
Josephine, kter& cft& 25 ro-
kd a jest vyjimecn9 krasnou,
m6la slib sveho otce, Bohumfra
Kryla, znameho virtuosa ma
kffdlovku a prosluleho kapel-
nfka, ze dostane 800, 900, zl-
stane-li svobodna do 80 rokd,
Tataz nabidka byla ucinena je-
il sestfe, Marii. Ob9 k tomu
svolily. To bylo pied vice lety,
kdy zadna z Mich nebyla "a
milovana. Tatik Kryl polozil
dalsi podmfnku, xe kdyby Sc NE
ktera ze sester provdala pred
urcenou lhttou, on6ch $780,
900 pfipadne druh6.
Vsechno slo dobfe, az Jose
phine setkala g 8 Taylorem
Whitem, mladym bostonskym
skladatelsm. VzaH se v Chica
gu odejei do Rpstonu, kde o