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Young Matrons
Enjoy Meeting.

rho meeting of h Young Matrons
club which was held yesterday after
noon at the Y. w. C. A was well at
tended by the young married women
of the city who have recently arrived
an dare as yet u~nacquainted with resi-
dents here. A social afternoon was
enjoyed. and several new members
were taken into the organization.
A short program was presented and
,;,bt refreshments were served
, 1922-03-23
A 10-cent luxury

The vast volume in which we produce
Palmolive to supply the worldwide de-
mand naturally lowers cost. If made in
small quantities the price would be at
least Is cents. Manufacturing economy
permits us to offer this fEsest facial soap
for only 10 cents.
Thus you can afford to share Cleo
patra's favorite luxury. Use Palmolive
for bathing and let it do for our body
what it does for your face.
, 1922-03-23

girl, is always distinguished by a
fresh, radiant skin.
How to have this perfect COM
Plexion is the problem of many girls,
but we can solve it for you. It's a
simple secret, discovered many thou
sand years ago.
, 1922-03-23
Cleopatra's way

With all classic peoples, bathing was a
daily rite never neglected. The ruins of
Cleopatra's sumptuous marble bath are
ample proof of her faith in this ancient
beauty secret.
Palm and olive oils were the cleansers
used-the same bland oriental oils we
blend scientifically in Palmolive- The To-
tion-like qualities which made them the
most highly priced of all old world beau
filters are impaired to Palmo1ivc Soap.
, 1922-03-23
Judge and Mrs. Winter
To Preside at Dinnsr.

A number of friends have received
Invitations for a dinner to be served
at the home of Judge and Mrs. c. L.
Winter on Milton avenue tomorrow
evening.
The guests win attend the dancing
marty at the Masonic temple following
the dinner.
, 1922-03-23

nesting Of the three clubs to be held
together arc the member in good
standing Of any Of the Delphian, Wei
faro or Civic
Pyfhian Sisters
Meet Tonight
Tho PythIan sisters VII hold their
semimonthly meeting tonight in the
L o. O.. +. hall
limitations will take place, n the
ried out
A social hour win close the evening
Tho Mesdames c. d. Henry, C. p.
johnson. w. ]. King and A. Il Jane
son VIII DO the hostesses.
Baraar Nets
Nice ReturnA-
The report which was presented this
afternoon at h meeting OF the Alta
and Rosary society showed splendid
returns as a result OF tho spring ba-
mar which was held last week. The
proceeds will be uted toward tho
fund Of the organization for the altar
and church furnishings OF the st. An
thongs church.
The meeting was wen attended and
following the business session a So
clal time closed the pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Anda and Mrs. wiIber
Foshay served refreshments.
Work on Bazaar
Is Furthered.
The members Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway woman's club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock ut h home of Mrs. L. L.
Mead. GA South Beech street.
The time will be spent working on
the articles for the bazaar which is
planned for April 6. Z and s.
1t is also asked that the members
bring to h meeting all of the articles
which are finished.
, 1922-03-23
Mrs. Nesbitt
Is Hostess.

The Needlecraft club met this after
noon at the home of Mrs A p Mes
bitt. e27 East Eleventh street
The meeting was unusually wei at
tended and the time was spent sewing
on the layettes which are being out
fitted by the club for their charitable
work.
, 1922-03-23

Miss Mary Armstrong who has been
superintendent OF the Wyoming Chill.
Home society since uae retiring
of Miss Ollie Jewel has been in the
, 1922-03-23

II. A. Willis has returned from the
south. where he has been looking after
oil interests in the Texas fields.
, 1922-03-23
What spoils compilations

Every day your skin accumu1ates
a coating of dust, dirt and general
soil. Every day you apply powder,
and every day most women use a
little or much cold cream.
This dirt, powder and cold cream
penetrates the tiny skin pores and
fills them. Precipitation completes
the clogging. You can judge for
yourself what happens if you fail to
wash these accumulations away.
Once a day your skin needs care
full, thorough cleansing to remove
these clogging deposits. Otherwise
you will soon be afflicted with coarse
ness, blackheads and blotches.
, 1922-03-23
City Briefs

d. r. Phillips of the Parkersburg
Rig and Reel company. has returned
to his headquarters here after attend.
ing to business for tho concern in the
north.
G. w. Utzinger OF the White Nc
tor Truck company. ms left for RIv-
erton. where he will transact bust
ness for the remainder of the week.
, 1922-03-23
Personals

Ray Williams OF the Standard COM
pany left this incoming for the Big
Muddy field where he will spend the
day checking up on the new deep sand
producer and investigating reports of
production in other parts of
the field.
, 1922-03-23
Eastern Star to
Meet Tnnightl

The order of Eastern Star will meet
tonight in regular session.
limitations will be in order and gen.
eral business will be transacted
During the social hour refresh
ments will be served.
, 1922-03-23
How soap beautifies

Mild, pure, soothing soap, such as Palm
olive, is a simple yet certain beautifer.
is profuse, creamy lather penetrates the
network of skin pores and dissolves all
dangerous deposits. Gentle rinsing carries
hem away.
, 1922-03-23

A meeting of tho members OF h
Deiphian. the Welfare and the Civic
clubs will be held at the parish hous
Of the ST. Marks Episcopal church.
on wednesday afternoon. March 30.
Tho organization Of the Casper De
partmental club will be perfected at
tho meeting
Ttoso eligible to attend the first
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BENES Sly
KY S RUSKEM.

Pariz, %. unora. DR.. Bones,
ceskoslovensky minlstersky
predseda Vyslovil Sc behem
rozmluNy sc zastupcem Spoie-
neho tisku.
MY isme ma ceste ku vice
nebo meme normalnim stykum
S Ruskem. ia jsem We prospech
obchodnlch styku S Ruskem. ia
mysllm, re nelake meZinarod-
III dohody S Ruskem Dude do
cileno ma konterencl Y Janove.
Rusko by melo DAFT vseobecne
zaruky, Ma mlste specifickych,
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VELKA KRADEz v OLYM.
PA DIVADLE..

V okoli, jez jest pomalu jiz
Ina podobne sensace zvyklym,
stall Sc opetne zlocin, ktery bde
lost na5i policie nestavi prav6
" neilepsi svetlo. V samem
|sousedstvi policejni stanice ma
55. III. a Broadway Sc
'nalezaiici divadlo Olympia by
10 ma dneSni noe navStiveno
."nocnimi ptaky', ktefi nasi-
lin otevreli pokladnu a sebrali
cely pfijem ma vstupnem ia So
.botu a nedeli as $1,000. Neni
.tomu tax davno, co kratke
pom6rne prestavce pc dvakra-
te byl vykraden doutnlkarsky
obchod ma rohu Hamm ave. a
v celem sousedstvi nebude po-
malu obchodnika, ktery by ne
byl p%odobnym zpusobem po-
.Skozen.
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ITEZCE POPALENY KRAJAN

Let' k%rajana p. Charlese Ha-
Wy, 1404 Martin ave-, p. Flo
rian Rosicky, zamestnany jake
pekar Y zavodu j. Paizse ma
Buckeye I'd. prisel dnes rano
pred tfeti hodinou pr vykona-
vani sveho povolani k tezkemu
urazu. Otevrel pee, Q ktere
nahle vyrazily vznavsi sc ply
ny a kraJana Ma pul tele znac-
ne p~opalily. Byl dopraven do
nemocnicc sv. AIeXe ma Broad
way, kde mu poskytnuta byla
prvnl ponce, ale pozdeji dove
zen do domaciho oSetreni. Po~
paleniny ieho jsou Size vazne
a velice bolestive, avSak niko-
Ii zivotu nebezpecne. L prvu
byl0 dOmniVano, re vypalen
mu byl zrak, ale ma Stesti Sc u
kazalo, re strach tento byl u
pine zhytecny.
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DYNAMITONY VYRUCH v
NOVOSTAVBE.

Ma pude dostaVovaneho do
mu 1876 LakeView I'd. N. f.
'vybuch! dynamit a eXplose sly
ISana byla V okruhu jedne mile.
IVybuch znicil cely roh novo-
|stavbv a slime poskodil i ko-
lem #tojici budovy. Policic We
lice horllVe pripad vysetruje.
ielikoz to Jest Oh sobotnlho We
cera liz druhy pripad. Ia prv
niho eXplodoval dynamit ma
dvorku ale budove nikterak ne
uSkodil. StaVitel ami MATTE
nedovedou piiciny zlocinnycf
tech pokusU v~ysvetliti.
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Krotz z Listowel, Ont. pise:-
"Byl jsem pc nekolik roku ne
mocen. Nemohl jsem spati, So
iva neco snisti a prace nescho-
pen. Uzival jsem RUNE dru-
by leku a byl lecen nekolika
.lekari; elm vice leku jsem uzi-
val, tim vice stay muj Sc hor-
sill. Proto tedy .jsem nechal
doktorovani a zkusil jsem pax
Ora Petra Hoboko. Tri lahve
tohoto leku mne tax pomohly,
re jsem Sc citil dobre jake nj
kdy pred tim. Cd te dolby Sc
stale cltim pekne." Tato Wy
hlasena bylinna pfipravka je
povahovy lex; ucinkuje ma Ii
votni ustroji lidske soustavy a
pobada je k jejich normalni
cinnosti posiluje civy a ozivu-
je krev. Tisice mali zkuse-
most S jeji dspesnym ucinkem.
Proc ne Wy? Nikdy neopomene
vykonati dobro. Zkouska vas
pfesvedcl. Ora. Petra Hobo
ko neni lekarnickym lekem:
je dodavano zvlastnimi mistni-
mi jednateli. Zajimavy caso-
pis, obsahujici dejiny tohoto
vyhlaseneho leku, jakoz i jine
uzitecne cteni, posle YAM zdar-
ma ma pozadani DR.. Peter Fa-
hrney & Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago. Ill.
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Sc Sici stroj, malo jen
uzivany "a $1,000; gramofon
a 80 rekordu "a $4,000; buffet
$14.00; dresser $500 sifo-
ner $500; bicykle $1,000; det-
sky kotarek $12 90; kuchyn-
ska kamna ma plyn $500;
detska postylka $500; daven-
port, houpak, velka idle, still
do knihovny, vse ia $4,000;
houpaci kun $500; kuchynsky
stul a 4 idle $500; elektricka
Tampa, vysoka $1,000; nadobi,
zdimaeka a RUNE jine veci,
vse Sc da velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 3287 Fulton Rd. S. W.
2--27
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LACE! LACE!

Velmi p6kny MODERN bunga-
low, 5 velkych svetnic u Wash
ington Parku. Cena $500.
V Corlett dunn dvourodinny,
6 svetnic dole a 6 nahore, vse
z%arizeno. Cena $4,000.
V Corlett, jednorodinny dunn
0 6ti svetnicich. Cena $500.
Ma Warner Rd., novy dum,
jednorodinny 0 6ti svetnicich,
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000
Dunn o 6ti svetnicich u kary,
cena $500. " Dunn, bunga-
low 0 4 sv6tnicich S pul akro-
wynn Totem, cena $500 Far
ma 100 akru, 16 mil cd Cleve-
landu, dun o 6ti pokojich, fer
mes, costa dlazd6na, cena jen
$4,000, hotove $4,000. Far
ma o 50ti akrech, bez budov,
ii mil cd Clevelandh. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc u John JareS,
5S47 Broadway. 81
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FARMY MA PRODEJ NEB
MA VYMENU.

Is AKRU, dobre budovy, par
silnych koni, potrebne nafadi
a jine. Cena $4,000, hotove
$1,000.
% AKRU dobre pudy, skoro
vsechno zorano, 2 kone, 5
krav, swine, asi 80 slepic, a
vsechno naradi. Cena $500,
hotove $1,000.
40 AKRU, dun 0 z pokojich a
ostatni budovy, 10 akru lesa
q pastvy, ostatnl pole, II a.
kru psenice, 5 akru zita, PEEK
ma zahrada. Proda Sc aneb
vymeni.
81 AKRU, novy dunn o 6ti po-
kojich (bungalow), pekny
sklep pod celym domem, O.
statnf budovy zachovale, do
bytek a naTadi. Cena $4,000.
so AKRU dobre pudy, zahra-
da, potok tece skrz farmu pc
cely rok, dobytek, obill a ma
radi. Proda Sc neb vymeni.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. SMETANA,
1923 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 l.. /?
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t'SvET"

tax ably narodIm dostalo sc il
stoty pr obchodu S Ruskem.
Janovska conference jiste po-
vede k rozumnym vysledkum.
Phi nejmensim poskytne pri-
lezitost vsem evropskym sta
tum, ably sesly sc tvari v tvar
kolem stolu a jiste .vyplyne 2
toho dobro."
DR.. Benes vyslovil Mailed,
re conference v. Janove nepo-
chybne Dude odrocena 0 neko-
Xix meslcu.
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PRODA Sc lacino moderni
dvourodinny dunn o 5ti poko-
jlch, pentry a koupelna naho-
re / dole naleza Sc blize Clark
Ave. a Scranton Ave. Haste Sc
" els. 3414 zap. "A. vi. nahofe.
2-27
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PRODAJi ST. tri Lofty ma vych.
149. ii. z kinsman. Lofty jsou
40 pr 2411a strevicich. Haste
Sc Il John Ponskie, 3430 T.. Is.
I'll. 4 Union.
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a GU
krovinkovy obchod, kde sc tr-
III $500 .tydne, ,pekny byt V C.
144l2 Detroit Ave-; dale diva
krejcovsk6 obchody, jeden "a
S4o0, druhy "a $500. Haste
Sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer v {.
1921 F.. 55th st. 2-28
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"Mela byste radeji ulehnou-

AM mne nenapadloi" Cd
poruie Adela. "Nemate-li pro
mne zvlaStniho rozkazu, pod
nikla bych prochazku k lady
Carlyonove." A protoze Mrs.
Beltonova neV6dela Q nicem,
co by nebylo lie odloziti ma do
bu pozd6jsi, vysla divka I'd
chvili q domu.
Bylo slice dosti daleko k o.
bydli Carlyonovu, lee den byl
jasny a prochazka lesem a lu-
kami obcerStvovala divku oci-
vidn6.
Asi ia pul ceste potkala A
della zenu, volne a namahave
Sc vlekouci. Zastavila divku,
tazala Sc, jak daleko Jest jeste
do Cliffe Courtu. Kdyz dosta
10 Sc il odpovedi, vzdychla 81
hluboce. "JeSte tax daleko."
Zena byla asi padesatnlce pro
Sediv6lych vlasuv a osmahle
tvafe; nicm6n6 jest patrno, re
to neni p~obehlice, nebot odev
ieii pfesc vSi seslost jest rad
nv a dosti sluSny. Mimo 10
podoba Sc, ze il til Jakasi
choroba.
"Jste-li umdlena?" taae Sc
Adela Soustrastne.
"Ach, velice umdlena; ne
mohu vSak drive 81 odpocinouti,
pokud nedosahnu ellie a nepro-
mluvim S lordem Cliffem, A
W pravite, re Jest jeste hodi-
ma cesty do zamku. Nevim
opravdu, bude-li mi lie tax
daleko jiti, Potion Sc odvra>
tia a Septala nesrozumitelna
sloVa,
Miss Lesterova otalela cnvili
nev6douc, mali zenu doproVo-
dit, ci nikoIi; re vSak nemela
pence, ably mohla DAFT zene
almuznu, rozhodla sc k dalsi
ceStc.
PriScdsi blizc k obNdli Car
lycnovu, znamenala, le Jest
dun pusty ;zaslony We pllzcm-
ku byly spusteny, okna zamce-
ma. 70 bylo dlvce napadno,
ana vedela. ze Alice miluie
svetlo a cerstvy Vzduch, ! kdy.
kohl lie okna oteVira. 20 "a
klepanl ma vrata, obleVil So do
moVnik, zamrateni a odporny
muz, ably otevrel
Jest lady CarlyonoVa do
MAJ" taze Sc Adela
Jest, ale nenl il dobre, ably
mohla prijimati naVstev.'
"Ze j nenl dobre? Go il te-
dy sehazi?o
ITO neyim, Miss; ale doktor,
.ienz dochazi k mylady pravil,
re potfebuie uplneho klidu,'
odvetil domoVnik suSe.
"Jsem jista, ze mne rada u
vidi,' di Adela. "OdeVzdeite
il, proslm, mojl nayStlVenku.''
Domovnlk zaVrtel hlaou. -
Sir Ascot zakazal mi pfisne
abych nikoho k mylady nepou.
stal a nesmim jednati prot je.
no quli'"
Divka prosila opet, ale ma
ne; muz byl neoblomny Pole
kama nevcdouc, kterak 81 o
kolnost Vysvetliti, odohazela
domu. Ncdela, re nema Alice
pfibuznvCh a Y nemoci lest ot
kazana ma posluhu cizieh. Ia
~ tzpominka byla diNce stra@
na, proto Sc rozhodla, re bu
dc lady Carlyonovo psatl 4 IA
bidne sc k posture.
MnoEfem vahapcn neil ri
Sla, vraeela Sc Adola ia 2amet
Bylo tcmcr p%olosero, kdyz Dc
sahla haze, kterym Ninula S
peSina ke Cliffe Courtu. y
snasejiclm Sc soumraku byV
na osamelem, tichem mlste n
prijemno, desno. Y tom DIV;
10 sc bolestne stenani, 20 chV
Itch sc opakujlci.
Y prVcm okamziku zmocni
Sc divky bazcn chtela Sc "a
IA utek, lee lined il napadl
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UPOZORNENI.

U~POZORNENI. Prodam lot
ktery stoji $1,000, dam no pod
cenu pro sVe til male dltky. Je
tam kanal a chodniky zaplace-
ne a ostatni vse zavedeno. -
Skola je ma druhe ulici, 2 dlaz-
dene ulice, 1913. a Kinsman Rd
ma Sojka Ave. Lot je 40 pr
125 strevicich. - Tez mann ma
prodei Hoboko a lecivy olej.-
Haste sc Il K. MOTHS, 1916
Gallup Ave. 2-28
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RODINNE TAJEM STVI.
Roman z anglickych kruhu spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

ha byla temer bez vedomi a
zrak ieii upiral Sc nehybn6 v
iodine misto. Divka Sc sklo-
Mia a poIozila pravici ma ram6
zenino, este nemocna2" ia
re Sc yIidne.
Zena neodpovidala neve-
della vubec, re kdo u nj stoji,
nybrz yzdychala a stkala ne
ustale, jake by neslysela prone
senych SLOW.
Miss LeStrova opakoVala o.
tazku, lee nadarmo; neVedouc
ami rady ami pomoci, ohlizl Sc
koIem. Bylo patrno, re stare
ma lie tezce nemocna i neschop
ma k dalSi ceste take odev jeji
a zvidani, daleko-li je do Cliff
fe Courtu, prozrazuje, re tn
neni znama. Adelu napada,
re by iednala necitelne, kdy-
by chorou opustila, by vyhle-
dala pomOc, a prece nebylo il
ne mOznosti V tomtO pfipadu.
Adela byla by take dojista
k tomu Sc rozhodla, kdyby Sc
nebyl nenadale Ma blizku O.
zval vystrel 4 %rucnlce, jen2 il
ohlasil, re tn kdosi prodleva.
Vzkrikla vSi silou a pc nektere
minute dostalo sc il odpov6di
49, lorda Everarda.
Lord divil Sc nemalo, spa
.tfiv zeny chyatne spell k nm,
odlozil pusku a poZdravil Miss
Lesterovou, liz hned poznal,
velmi zdvorile. "Volala iste
to Wy, Miss Adele, ci Sc mi jen
zdalo, re slysim lidsky hlas?'
"Ano, ia jsem volala, mylor.
de-" odvetila oslovena. "Tato
uboha zena Jest. nepochybne
nemocna, i neVim, co $ nj po-
citi,"
Lord poklekl Ike starene. -
ma horecku i jest We mdIo-
bach pravil, ohmatav iejl
|tcpnu. "Snad konala dalekQu
cestu a rozncmohla sc nasled
KEN nadlidskeho namahani,-
Vite-ii kdo Jest, a odkud?"
Adela vypravela, 60 vedela.
i co zcna pravila.
Al, tedy sla do Cliffe Cour-
I'll, by SC mnou mIuvila?' zpo-
lal II Velikem pfekVapeni. Ne
mann nejmensl potuchy, kdo
by bNla lee Poole z~eVn6jsku
lie Sc nadlti, ze 10 nenl tula-
cka. Neboiite-li Sc Miss Lee
steroVa prodleti II nj, neil ne
koho ziednam XII pomoci?'
Adela odvetila zaporne.
Lord Cliffe odkvapil a pc
deseti minutaeh vratil Sc $ hal
Inym, ienz privadel otevreny
yuz, We kterem byl zaprazer
konik. AMI by vedela, co sc
IS nj deje, bMla chora vlozena
do yozu.
"Nyni jed'te, Mile, pomalt
k zamku." veil lord Everard
"tamodevzdelte ncmoenou pa
III BeltonoNe Il rcete il, by Q
kamZite poVolala doktora File
tchera.'
kdyz hajny podjeI, obrati
sc lord k Adele, rka: ~ te
10 pozdnl chvili nemuzete jit
sauna domo; proto vas dopro
vodim."
Dosedse domu, zyedeli, i
liz byl doktor Fletcher u lie
mocnc, an meskal uahodou bli
re Cliffe Coultu, / ze prohlasi
uemoc ia velmi nebezpecnol
: ByI to zanet mozku, Ienz pc
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PRODA Sc

PRCDA Sc "a pricinou odJez-
du do Czech pekny nabytek a
sice: Buffet, s%ideboard, stul,
skrin ma nadobi, 6 zidli kuzi
potazenych, parlor set, mosaz-
ma postel a dive zelezne, | det-
ska postylka, psaci stul, dres-
ser Sc zrcadlem, kuchynske ma
radi, lednicka, detsky kocarek,
obrazy a jine. Tez IS velmi
nosnych slepic, nektere Leg
horn a ostatnl Wyandote. Hia.
ste Sc v els. 1880 Southview
Ave, bllze Corlett koly.
ID
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem plumbarskych po-
treb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
Obchodni tydni obrat kol $500,
zadna konkurence V okoli 3
mil. Haste sc V els. 14506 ST.
Clair Ave. aneb u jednatele
DO 5. hod. vecer V els. 1921
yvch. SIS. I'll. 81
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Q Sc obuvni dina, upl-
ne zafizena S elektrickymi
stroll. Trzi Sc $500 tydne. Ma
iem $50 m~esicne. Haste Sc V
els. 6735 st. Clair Ave. Sd
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PRODA Sc cukroyinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem .skolnlch po-
treb, trzi Sc ma $500 tydne, ma
.leza Sc bllze skoly. Haste Sc
" els. 1907 Cedar Ave. "a
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oZNAMUJTE We "SvETU'
The St. Mary banner., 1922-09-16

Blacksmith and Wheelwright, au-
tomobile painting and trimming. C..
S. Brenn.
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AT THE END OF THE WORLD"
AT GRAND THEATER TONIGHT

One of the strongest casts ever as
sembled on the screen will be seen in
cat the End Of the World" the pic
ture which marks Betty Compson's
first appearance as paramount star
and which comes to the Grand >theater
again tonight.
Among those selected to support
Miss Compson are Mitchell Lewis,
Milton Stills and Casson Ferguson. The
firstsnamed spent sig years in the
United States Navy before taking up
a stage careeE during which he play
ed with William Faversham, Nazimo-
va and others. Milton Sills' recent
work in Paramount Productions "Be-
hold My Wife," 1.-THE Faith Healer"
and "The Great Moment" have in
creased his popularity. Casson Fergu-
son has played in many recent para
mount pictures, excelling in juvenile
types. Although he is best known
for his screen art, Mr.. Ferguson spent
a number of years in musical comedy
and concert work before he turned
to the silver sheet.
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POLA NECRi AT GRAND
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

If one likes thrills in motion pic
lures, one win find them aplenty
in Pola Negri's new Paramount, pic
ture, "The Red Peacock which will
be the feature at the Grand theater
for Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t IS
situations in this photoplay. than in
any other in which this famous Eu-
ropean star has appeared since "Pas~
SION"
Miss Negri is essentially an emo
tional actress as well as dramatic
artist. The story Of "The Red Pea
cock" in which she is first seen as a
flower girl, then as fashionable
woman who leads stormy existence,
offers her many opportunities for the
display of her varied talents as a star.
She is admirably supported by a pick
ed company Of players. The scenes
are said to be massive and beautiful.
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iltl GZ'!|[!2
.6k2S23- =.

iment rarely seen 6n such cinema
productions. ~ ~ \. II.
Mr.. Griffith has assembled a cast
of rare talent to enact the. roles OF
Dream Street." Carl Dempster is
the Gypsy Fair. The "Spike" McFad-
den Of, the story is taken by Ralph
Graves while his brother 'tBillie" is
portrayed by Charles Emmett Mack.
Tyrone Power is the symbolized street
preacher for Good and the Evil one
in the Street Fiddler is done by Nor
gan Wallace. w. j. Ferguson plays
Gypsy's father and the great Sway
Wan, Of chinese noble birth is I'M
personated by Edward Piel. "Dream
Street" will be the attraction at the
Rex theater again tonight.
Also showing Charlie Chaplin in his
very latest, "Pay Day."
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PENNSYLVANIA PHYSICIAN
ACCUSED OF KILLING WIFE

Huntington, Pa, April 10-Emerg-
ing from mental, haze, DR.. Birson
was mortified today when Informed
by police he was accused of killing
his beautiful young wife at his home
near here. After questioning DR..
Birson, who was shell-shocked war
veteran, police said they are conf
dent he had no knowledge of having
shot the girl :.
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ing in-her and in Il me, no matter how
things looked. Aud then, coming up
here as you did-for me y: 2-;..n
: Eyes, it was for you, Alan'' - II.
:. "Constance!" He caught 2her. She
let him hold her. ,,>-. r. i
* The woman was returning to them
now and, perhaps, it was as well !;
for not yet, he knew, could he ask
her all that he wished; what had hap
pened was too recent yet for that. But
to hi m, Spearman-half mad and flee
ing from the haunts of men-was be-
ginning to be like one who had never
been; and he knew she shared this
feeling. The light in her deep eyes
was telling him already what her an
swer to him would be; and life
stretched forth before him full of love
and happiness and hope. 49,
1.-THE ENID
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!" WILD HONEY" AT THE ELKO
THEATER LAST TIMES TONIGHT

~ Priscilla Dean will be seen here
in wild Honey" Universal pic
ture adapted from Cynthia Stock
ley's popular novel Of that name. 1t
is said to be the most thrilling melo-
drama Miss Dean has ever made for
the screen. Those who remember her
in Outside the Law" Reputation"
and "Conflict" realize that wild
Honey has to be considerable if a
thriller" to Guido her previous photo
dramas. 1t will be shown at the Elko
Theater for the last times tonight.
;. The biggest thrill in "Whd Honey"
is based on the destructive flood and
series Of brilliant rescues.
There are many other thrills in
"Wild Honey, including thrills of
plot and situation. Miss Dean is said
to do some of the best emotional act
ing Of her entire screen career in
the sequence of scenes.
"Wild Honey" was directed by
Wesley Ruggles. Robert Ellis plays
opposite the star, and the we'll known
screen Williams, Wallace and Noah
Berry both take heavy roles in this
picture.