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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06

Coming - DeMille's Fools Para.
disc" advertisement.
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Coming - Robinson Cusoe"-ad-
vertisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06

Coming Robinson Crusoe"-ad-
vertisement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
r MA PRODEJ NEB
MA VYMENU.

Is AkRU, dobre budovy, par
silnych koni, potfebne naradi
a jine. Cena $1,000, hotove
$1,000.
% AKRU dohre pddy, skoro
vsechno zorano, 2 kone, 5
krav, swine, asi 80 slepic, a
vsechno naradi. Cena $4,000,
hotove $500.
40 AKRU, dun O z pokojich a
ostatni budovy, 10 akru lesa
a pastvy, ostatni pole, II a.
krn psenice, 5 akrd zita, PEEK
ma zahrada. Proda sc aneb
vymeni.
81 AKRU, novy dun 0 6ti po-
kojich bungalow, pekny
sklep pod celym domem, o.
statnl budovy zachovale, do
bytek a naradi. Cena $500.
80 AKRU dobre pddy, zahra-
da, potok tece skrz farmu pc
cely rok, dobytek, obili a ma
radi. Proda Sc neb vymeni.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. SMETANA,
1923 Dollcff Rd. Tel. Union
81 L. +?
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PRODA Sc sici stroI, malo jen
uzivany "a $500; gramofon
a 80 rekordu "a $1,000; buffet
$14.00; dresser $500; sifo-
ner $500; bicykle $1,000; det-
sky kocarek $1,000; kuchyn-
ska kamna ma plyn $18.0 90
detska postylka $500; daven-
port, houpak, velka zidle, still
do knihovny, vse "a $4,000;
houpaci kun $500; kuchynsky
still a A zidle $500; elektricka
Tampa, vysoka $500; nadobi,
zdimacka a RUNE jine veci,
vse sc da velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc Y els. 1887 Fulton Rd. S. w.
2-27
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PRODAM neb vymenim OBJ
chodni budovu ma Fleet Ave. $
dvema story a trent byty. Ten
to majetek neni zlisovan. Ce-
ma $500, obetuje Sc k will ry-
clemu prodeji, je velmi laciny.
Haste sc u The Atlas Finance
Co., 5211 Fleet Ave. Petite Sc
ma Mr.. Hrunek. Pa
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A LACE!

Velmi pekny moderni bunga-
low, 5 velkych svetnic u Wash
lngton Parku. Cena $500.
V Corlett dun dvourodinny,
6 svetnic dole a 6 nahore, vse
zarizeno. Cena $500.
V Corlett, jednorodinny dunn
o 6ti svetnicich. Cena $500.
Ma Warner Rd., novy dunn,
jednorodinny o 6ti svetnicich,
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000
Dunn o 6ti1 svetnicich u kary,
cena $500. - Dunn, bunga-
low o 4 svetnicich S pul akro-
Totem, cena $500 Far
ma 100 akru; Is mil cd Cleve-
landu, dun o 6ti pokojich, fer
mes, costa dlazdena, cena jen
$4,000, hotove $4,000. Far
ma 0 50ti akrech, bez budov,
IA mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc u John JareS,
5S47 Broadway. 81
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$4,000 a ostatni ma mirne
splatky, koupi pekny dunn ne.
fdaleko Broadway a Union ave,
hodi Sc pro vetsf rodinu, Z svet
mic, elektfina, plyn, garaz a
pekny velky lot. Cena $4,000
- je to lace; pc pfipade Sc
vymenl "a lot. Haste sc u
Atlas Finance Co, 5454 Broad
way a ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stuk-
bauera. 2-25
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PRODA Sc
MATE CHUT MA FARMU?
CO SOUDfTE o TETO2

81 akru - % mil vych. cd
Clevelandu u Chardon kary
Jest tam 100 busld .kukurice,
Is busld brambor, 3 tuny sena
SO slepic, 2 kone. Dunn jest Q
q svetnicich a ostatni potfebne
'budovy v dobrem stavu. Cena
$500 a asi pdl hotove. Ma te-
to nemuzete prodelati. Pfijd'-
te neb dopiste, ma Fred Cvrk,
THE VCELA REALTY CO.,
5733 Broadway.
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VYMENIM dvaurodinny dGm
o 5ti pokojich, koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, vsechno zvele-
benz ma Rosewood ave. blize
Garfield Parku. Tento MAZE
tex sc vymeni ia moderni 6ti
pokojovy jednorodinny dun v
okoli Kinsman, Union a Cor
lett. Haste Sc u Atlas Finan-
Ice CO., 5211 Fleet Ave. a ptej-
tie Sc ma Mr.. Schmitt. PA
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Go bych rikal?" opakoval
vazne, "Mel bych "a to, re bys
jednala prot me vuli a proti
svemu rozumu."
"Jak to myslis, proti me-.
mu yrozumu, papa?" vyzvidala
Eva, cervenajlc Sc.
"Ze zGstanes v nasich PRIV
Mich kruzich spolecnosti sve,
jmeni pripojis k jistym, zaru-
cenym pomerdm techto fidi."
"Zdali bych byla st'astna, me-
DO nest'astna, bylo by ii uplne
lhostejno?" pokracovala dee
"a.
"Myslim, re by sc .jich naslo
dosti, S kterymi bys byla st'ast-
ma odvetil; pan Velhout a pc
hledl ostre zkusenym zrakem
ma svou dceru, ktera byla k ne
mu obracena problem.
"Kdybych vsak jiste vedela,
re nebudu st'astna, otce?" tyr
dila Eva.
"Potom bych rekl, yes jiz vo-
lila a to nekoho, ktery by mi
byl nepfijemny, pon6vadz TAX
dlouho mifis, nez vystrelis."
/ "Tedy papa, del pozor, Wy
stfelim, jistym hlasem pravila
/ Eva. "Doufam, re Includes
mnoho pfekvapen. Omen muz,
ktereho 81 chef witt a zadneho
/ jineho, jest - Jan Wredow!"
Pan Ve1hout zlstal dobrou
minutu nepohnuty a Eve zdala
sc tato chvile byti vecnosti. Ma
to pravil:
"ChceS pevne a ufcite - je
to tvoje vule?"
"Ano, mole n~ezvratna vule,"
pravila Eva.
"Tedy nemam vlastne jiz mic
vice co fici, jen tolik, re do
kud budu xiv, nesmi tento muz
vstoupiti do meho domu."
"Jsi z~atvrzely, otce," proho-
dila Eva, sevrevsi pevne rty.
Coz jest chudoba hanbou? Ne
rlkal isl casio: "Chudym byti
iiest mnoha pripadech cti, jest
to druh slechtictvi?"
"Tak smyslim jeste nyni."
Go tedy mas proti onomu
muir"
"Ze iednal Poole, zbabele,
beze cti,' pravil pan Velhout,
Eva Sc vzprimila.
"Nemohu trpeti, bys takto Ike
mne mluvil o muzi, kterehc
miluji!"
"Dovoluji 81 Q mem taktt
smysletl. 'Iento muz byl dopo
sud vslm moznym. Oloupil tt
0 srdce, ackoliv vi, re nema je
| ste zadneho zamestnani, ze ri
lie 2 nasi almuzny. Jak nazyva'
| toto iednani, Eva?"
"a jak nazyvas toto, otGe,'
: namltala Eva, "kdy muz odmit
lie mou ruku, kterou jsem mi
, nabldla, protoze jsem videla
1 re mne tez miluje - a to sko
rem tent samymi slovy, skte
!, rych isl uzil proti nemu?"
t Y ocich pane Velhoutovycl
: SC zablesklo, q jeho hiava $
pozvedla. /
n "Potom pravim, re Sc tent
h muz tax zachoval, jak jsem j
6 mem smyslel, jake gentleman:
. "Ktereho bys uznal jak
7 muze sve dcery.' |,
"Ano, az 81 zachova tolik,
mohl svou rodinu uziviti."
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PRODAJi Sc til Lofty ma vych.
149. I'll. 2 Kinsman. Lofty. jsou
40 phi 241h stfevicich. Haste
Sc u John Ponskie, 1880 e. rs.
|ul. z Union.
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PRODA Sc facino moderni
dvourodinny dim 0 5ti poko-
jich, pentry a koupelna nafo-
i dole; nafeza Sc blfze Clark
Ave. a Scranton Ave. Haste Sc
" els. 34l4 zap. Al. ul. nahofe.
2-27
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We FLORlDE r 0 lie

We FLORlDE FARMY 0 lott
akrech, 81 mile cd Jackson
vile, kde Jest 100000 obyva-
tel. Urodna pGda a zdrava
kfajina. Dobre trhy. Cena
$4,000 akr. Mala cast hotove.
Piste ia Jam. Vejlupek, 6O79
Hillman Ave, zastupce Jack
sonville Heights Improvement
&c. 2-25
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PRODAJf Sc krasna kombi-

PRODAJf Sc krasna kombi-
nacni kamna Garland" "a
$4,000, set do jidelny jake 10
Wy "a $4,000, mluvici stroj S
5Oti rekordy "a $50, move ma
trace "a $500, kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli "a $1,000, jedny
na plyn "a $1,000, zdimacka,
kuchynsky stul a jine veci kou-
pite vzdy lacino u V. Sedlacka
I4729 Broadway. 2-25
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a Gu
krovinkovy obchod, kde sc tr-
III $500 tydn6, pekny byt V {.
14412 Detroit Ave-; dale diva
krejcovske obchody, jeden Ia
$500, druhy "a $500. Haste
sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer v {.
1921 E. 55th st. 2-28
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.PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem plumbarskych po-
tieb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
.Obchodni tydni obrat kpl $500,
zadna konkurence v okoli 3
mil. Haste sc v els. 1896 st.
Clair Ave. aneb u jednatele
pc 5. hod. vecer v els. 1921
.vych. SIS. ul. 81
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STAvEBNl LOT Al pr 23o<
str. ma vych. 1879. ILL.,, blize
Kinsman 3D., voda, kanal,
plyn, elektrika, jiz zaplaceno.
Lace, pouze $1,000, polovic no.
tove. Piste ma JOS. Vejlupek,
6079 Hillman Ave. 2-25
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem Skolnich po-
tfeb, trzi Sc ma $500 tJdne, ma
leza Sc blize skoly. Haste Sc
v els. 3007 Cedar Ave. Sd
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vas n tjnliAy NJ van IN 1ih'> -
De-" tazala Sc Eva tisc a jaksi
melancholicky.
"Nesmlm nyni pro vas Jlnak
cititi slecno. Vas pan otec ur-
Gil zcela zretelne mole posta-
veni v tonic dome. Pravil mi
"Chceme z vas uciniti to, k &C.
mu sc elite byti povolan. Mole
dcera 81 tax preje, a az dosa-
hnete sveho ucelu, pfijmeme
vas jake nasince. Do toho casu
.iste vsak vetreEcem, kteremu
pfejeme vSak vse dobre!" To
isou slova vaSeho otce. Mole
tuzby nebudoh .ieste hned tax
vypln6ny a proto nesmfm Sc r.
dit die hlasu sveho srdce a du-
veru vaseho pana otce sklama-
IT,"
pane Wredowe, berete IRE
tel jen ma meho otce a 0 mn6
ami nemluvite. A prece dobfe
vite, re isem svobodna Amerir
kanka a pax teprve dcera sve-
no otce. Wy nevite, re V Anne,
rice napred 81 vyvolime a pax
predstoupime pred rodice, KITE
ii sc neodvazi mas v naSich pra
vech skracovati. - Wy jednate
jake Evropan, coz jest cd vas
chvalyhodne, vazim 81 vas pro
to tim vice, ia vSak svobodna
obcanka, muj osud jest V mych
rukou a doyedu Jim sauna vlad-
mouth. Zpozorovala jsem prot
vaSi vuli, co pro me cftite, a vi.
tie, re ia zlju jen pro vas. Chez
predstoupiti pred sveho otce a
Tlci: "OtCe, tohoto muze milu-
il, on mne teZ - VeZmu 81 no,
zasnoubila jsem Sc S Mimi" Ne
libi Sc YAM mole iednani?"
"Nikoli." pravil Jan JENNIE
ale pevne.
"Nikolil" opakovala Eva, SO.
iva mOhouc TIA sloya re Sebe wy
praviti.
"Nikoli!" rekl Jan ieSte jed
nou vrele. "Chci V zene mlti
tez milujici, posluSnou dceIu.
Jest to moii povinnosti, vull va
seho otee, ktery jest mil dobro
dincc a vysVoboditel, ctiti.'
"Vy mne nutite rici, re ne
muj otec, ale ia isem vase do
broditelka a vase ochrankyn6.'
"Pochopi tedy ma dobrodi-
telka a oehrankyne, re nemohu
.leii budoucnost ma nynejSi me-
.Jistou a neurcitou existence va
zati,' mluvil Jan upfimne.
MAN milliony, pane" pra-
villa Eva celia zardela zlosti a
pyehou.
"Ze ktcrych jsem ami cent?
ncvydeial, q penlze sc muze
prIiiti a muz musl pfedevsin'
dokazatl, ze le S to 81 sam ne,
co vydeiatl. Jen pfoslm mi do.
vote slecno, tax lednati, jal
81 toho preJe vas otec.'
Ivy mne nemiluiete, Size by
ste takto nemluvil. Laska Sc n;
ne neohlIzl, prava laska mem;
takovychto ohledu! Nenit' 20
nizenim prilati .imeni druhe
no."
"Prave re vas miluji horouc
re, opravdove, uprlmne, .Jak'
pravy muz, nemohu .llnak Jed
nafi, dokud nebntiu mIti ilsto'
exlstencl q tomuto domu dll
STONE p%ostavenl. Avsak boz t
hoto formalniho zasnouben'
ktere by jen vaseho otce mr.
zllo, nalezim YAM slccno p
vsccek svuj zivot," dokoncil
pohnutou mysli Jan.
Phi poslednich slovech Will
ola Eva ma vysokeho muz
pred nj stoiiciho plnym zrs
KEN a jakesi tfeseni probe
telem iejim.
Mate pravdu,' pravila, p
dava.jic mu ~trcsouci Sc ruk
ale re na vas budu Gekati,
mne nesmite vykladati ia zle
Jan Sc nachylil a polibil
vrele ruku.
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MILES AVE. jednorodinny
dam o 6ti pokojich S koupel-
nou, diva toilety, tvrde podlahy
veskrz, elektrika, plyn, garage,
cement drive, dlazdena ulice a
..jine. Cena $500. Nenechte So
be ujiti tnto pfilezitost. K do
ptani V ufadovne Jas. F. Ne
[jedlik & Co, 1915 Union Ave
-(vedle Boulevardu). Telefony:
O. S. Union 1861 r. Bell Broad
way 1886. 2-25
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- Pfijd'te Sc pobaviti kra-
snou slovenskou hrou IA
DINA ROBA, hraje jiiz ' ne
deli TYL v G. N. SIM ma
Broadway. Listky u pi. Smr-
love tamtez.
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Sill l6UO pOSCOVnl SLdnlcl HeZ u
policejnlho prefekta. Byl to po-
dlouhy sal, a We stomach byly
upraveny zvlastni skrinky, INA
menany velkymi cervenymi ci-
slicemi. Tyto cislice tn a tam
najednou zapadly, jake by je
nekdo vyndal a bylo videti, te-
legrafm stfoj jak pracuje -
dlouhe, uzke, bile papirky Wy
padavaly a til ufednici chodili
sem a tam, by zpravy sebrali a
donesli k chefovi, ktery sedel
Il ohromneho psaciho stolu.
Cisla skffnek predstavovaly
rdzne oddly mesta New Yorku,
tvorily telegraph spoieni osm-
desati policejnich obvodu, KITE
re byly spojeny s hlavni kan
celafi a chefem.
Policeini riditel mel ruku
stale ma stroll pr precitani
zprav a hned odpovldal, rozda-
val rozkazy a poznamenaval
We velkem liste, ktery mel Sc
skIinkami stejne velke, Cerve-
ne cislice.
"BavIna dosla - dvacet tislc
baliku - Tetez velmi rozsahly
- pristavni policie nestacl' -
incl telegram z pristavu.
"Padesat muznd mestske poll
Gle k posile!' odpovedel pre-
fekt strojem, napsal listek a
spustil jej pneumatickou rou-
rou do dolenniho oddeleni, ma
cez bylo slySeti zvonek ma INA
meni, re vzkaz byl prijat a "a
dnG vyrizen. Hned ma to pra-
covaly apparaty dale.
Jeden slouzici pfinesl neja-
Ike ohlaseni; prefekt zmacknul
.jakysi knoflik, hned prisel il
ny muz, ktery zaujal jeho mi
sto - a prefekt odesel do We
diejsi m~istnosti, ktera byla C.
legantne, bohate a rohodlne ia
~rizena a v niz sc setkavame S
PAM Gede,
"Pfejete 81, madame zacal
prefekt, "v dulezite, nalehave
zalezitosti Sc mnou mluviti.
Pfedevsim mi vsak reknete, S
kym nam tn cest mluvit?
"Mc imeno jest Amelie &C.
de - a Jsem prechovavackou
onecb zlode.iu bavlny. ktere HE
date odvetila kreolka, aniz
by $ sebou pohnula,
"Jak madame?" zvolal pre-
itkt a zkoumave pohlizel ma
damu S pfiSerne nehybnym o.
blicejem, z nehoz popelave oci
divoce swiftly. Povazoval il "a
pomatenou q hotovil Sc prave
zazvoniti, kdyz PAM Gede jej
predesla, myslenky jeho uhod-
nuvSi:
"Myllte Sc, pane prefekte!'
zvolala: 'Vyslcchnete mne jen
minutu! Nejsem pomatena,
pane, chci mluviti pravdu. Pfi-
sla jsem jen proto, abych ne
chala zatknouti vildce zlodeju
tech" pokraeovala pokoine.
Prefekt pohlGdl jeste jednou
ostre ma damu a kdyz videl Y
jeji obliceji ruraz bolesti, you.
falstyi a divoke pomsty, pobidl
il, ably sc p%osadila.
PAM Gede podekovala, zdsta
la vSak staff.
"Dovolte, madame - nemy.
lim-li sc, ehcete udati toho mu
&c &c misty. Bezpochyby val
telce urazll, neni-liz pravda? 2
mluVil prefekt dnverne ufed
= MIN tcnem.
"Ano, tax jest" znela KRAFT
ka, ale urtita odpoved' pan
Gede.
Il "Pfejete 81, hyste byla osvo
bozena, udanim tax dalezit
veci?" vyzvidal dale.
NE, pane prefekte, neza
dam toao. Chef pykati S MIN.
IS KIM"
~ "Se Spanelem Carlosem &C
runou hotelu Union."
y "Ah," pravil prefekt. "Ted
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PRIME Sc divka ia vseobec-
lnou domaci praci, nttsi Sc do
mluvit angiicky. Haste Sc me-
ri 6. a 8. hod. veeef v elsie
2242 vych. 81. ul. Pa
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Sc byt ma Broad
way v okoli "Sveta" O 5ti svet-
nicich, plyn a jina zafizeni.-
Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
2-25
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|PRODA Sc lot, kanal a jine
mestske zvelebeni. Haste Sc v
{. 1904 E. 1O4 st. z Union ave.
Pa
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hne trest S MIN zaroven, re
.jste udrzovala spolek s temito
zlocinci," prohodil prefekt, sou
Icitne ma kreolku pohlizeje.
"Zakon "a odmenu, Njakou
prokazujete statu timto dulezi-
tym odhalenfm, YAM podava
ruky, byste mohla dale spra-
vedliv6 pc ceste zivota kraGe-
it,"
vim a nepfeii 81 toho!" "a
mratene odpovedela.
"Tedy jsem nucen vas pred
ne z%atknouti, madame, a jake
svedka 81 vas p%onechatl. Jsme
casio klamani takovychto
pfipadech 4 pTedpis mi, drive
81 svedka zabezpeciti. Nemohu
YAM vsak smlceti, re potvrdi-li
Sc vase vypovedi, Dude vase bu-
doucnost smutna. Zavedu S va
mi protokol a ony vyhody, KITE
re zakon dovoluje, VAN pone-
lehavaml Prosim, madame, V
pravo tyto dvefe." domluvil
prefekt, a otevrel male, zelez-
ne dvefc, zakryt& tezkymi GER
vene sametovymi portierami.
Vpustil napred kreolku a ma
! sledoval il do dzkeho, jasne
iplynem osvetleneho pokoJe.
Bylo pc obede, ktery Sc oby-
ceine New Yorku odbyva k
seste iodine, a pan Velhout byl
veseleho rozmaru, ano byval
pfistupnejsi, nez 20 cely den,
kdy byl pfisnym obchodnikem,
ktery sve penize vedel Zuzitko-
vati a cd svych zasad neustou-
pill ami 0 Was a mohl sc pro ne
kolik cent? rozciliti tax, jake
pro velke sunny. Ia dine Tidil sc
die sveho podnikaveho rozumu,
lee pc obede byl vsem prosbam
Il pranlm pristupnejsi a zrid-
ka Edy heceho odrekl.
Froto VOLTA Eva vzdy tutc
fodinu, by neeo vymohla pro
mnozstvi spolku, jichz byla Gle
mem. Potion, kdyz pan Velhou'
"a dine pocital a mel vSelijakt
ucty a clenske prispevky plati
ii, huboval, ale zaplatil vZdy
Ma dnesek mela Eva V ufnyslt
neco velkeho a chtela svoji WI
ii u otce vzdy prosaditi.
Ackoliv byla prava Ameri
kanka, ktera jest a citl yzd,
neodvisle, prece mela velkou Il
ctu pred svym otcem a nikd.
necinila nic bez jeho vedoml
svolenl.
kdyz pan Velhout vypil sv
pull lahye neslazencho Sainpal
: skeho a Eva mu podala NAL
| salek kavy, pocala najednou t
to rozmluvu:
Papa, jak smyslis S provd5
! MIN me malickosti?"
"Tolik, re 81 vyberes hodneh
: muze z nasich kruhu. TAX k
> prikladu nektereho Minderho,
ia, Van Hahlensa, Klugkisti
= Van Steensa - kdez mali do
roztomilych a ctihodnych $,
y nu."
!. eco bys vsak rikal, kdybyc
o zadneho q techto jmenovanyc
n nechtela?' pokracovala Eva !
y sve diplomaticke rozpravce. :
!" Pan Velhout pozornenaslo
chal - vetrilt' neco zvlastn
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24

Sc byt q tfech
pokojich, elektrika d Use zari-
'zeno, naleza Sc v els. O.
wington Ave. a blizsi sc sdelf
v els. 62O3 Broadway. +?
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PRODA Sc samohraci piano,
1plne move, "a $365.00 Haste
sc v els. 3343 Fulton Rd.
2-25
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PRODA Sc obuvni dina, hpl-
ne zarizena s elektrickymi
stroll. Trzi Sc $500 tydne. Ma
jem $50 mesicne. Haste sc v
els. 6735 st. Clair Ave. 81
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love tamtez.

PRlJME Sc ceska divka ma do
maci praci. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Hemlock 2O56 j.. PA
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PRONAJME Sc:

Sc dunn sam 0
sobe, plyn, elektrika. Haste Sc
v els. 1918 vych. So. uI. 2--25
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uredni sin pollcejniho nacel-
nika New-Yorskeho z~vlastni
poskytovala pohled. Vyhlizelo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-17
Rainfall Brings
Relief and Will Be
Business Aid

!'oc the first time since early last
June this section was visited by a good
rainfall last night, and with sudden
change in temperature, things begin to
brighten up in a business way.
Rain began falling at 10 O'Clock and
continued in interrupted showers dur
ing the entire night and early morning
hours, the rainfall registered at the
local observatory at o'clock was l.l3
ed Monday 76 degrees with the mini.
mum at a degrees last Right.
Reports from other sections are TO
the effect that the rains We're general
and will be Of great benefit 10 farmers
and stockmen.
layed On account of ground being 10
hard TO work, other than with tractor
power, but the rain last night will
relieve that situation.
For several weeks there has been q
1 scarcity Of water. for stock. all tanks
and majority of streams We're dry
fhc rain will start streams TO running
and vii be the means Of refilling tanks
20 Il certain extent.
Following the rain the wind shifted TO
the north and early this morning was
blowing brisk and cool from that quar-
ter.
According to Fosters prediction more
rains are to follow over this section
within the next few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-17
Salary of Captain
NObbS Contributed
to Army Building

Captain Maggie hobbs of the Saliva
tion Army according tO VI. G.. kallett.
divisional director has accepted only
three wecks salary during the present
year. what Should have gone to hcr as
salary for her sustenance and pin
money has gone into brick and mortar
of the new citadel here, he said. AL
though the local advisory board and
the state board has made full allow
ance for the salary. Captain Nobbs has
not accepted it.
Is Good PrOvider'
Just how Captain NoDbs gets by
has been a source of worry to many
people, who see her going and coming,
giving and never taking, singing ana
never crying, day and niht. The ques-
tion is often asked OF persons other
than Captain Nobbs She has never told
anyone, either.
Only a few days ago she found a
81 bill and Immediately put il into Il
letter addressed TO a young man who
went from Ardmore TO The training
school In Chicago.
II guess the poor boy needs u penny
every now and then for spending money
while he is away up there in Chicago
she commented.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-17
PEGGY" Is TAKEN
TO McALESTER PRISON

CHfCKASHA-"Pegg has gone.
For several weeks he has been stop
ping at the Grady county Jail, but for
the next year, according to the plans
Of the peace officers Of Grady county
ard OF the state, he will reside at the
state penitentiary at McAlcster.
Peggy got caught recently in the
law tolls here, when he was charged
with forging check on the Eagle
Mercantile company, amount $40, un'
der the name of j. A. Johnson. When
he was arrested and placed behind the
bars, he allowed that his mind wasn't
hitting on all six and that he had for.
gotten just what his name was or had
been. Just call me Peggy, ne
said
considerable investigation took place
and many were the times Peggy was
grilled by the officers, but he main
tained steadlastly that his name was
Peggy" and that otherwise he owned
no moniker. Certain evidence was dug
up and finally Peggy" thawed out to
degree. wherefore, the Official rec
ords show that he was sent to Meal
ester for a year under the name 81. A.
Davis, alias j. A. Johnson"
Ben Golf, county attorney, accom-
panied Peggy" on the trip to McAles-
ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-17
ROSENWALD FUND |
lads TO SCHOOLS.
Messrs. Smith and Duke, With
County Superintendent Visit
Institutions in the Last
Few Days.

II. c. Duke, rural schoolteacher, with
the state department of education. and
S. l.. Smith, of Nashville, Tenn, direc-
Tor of the Rosenwald fund donated to
separate schools in the south, were in
the city last week and with the county
superintendent visited several of the
rural districts.
The schools that have benefited by
the Rosenwald fund in Carter county
are Linoln, Prairie View, Cheek-Love,
Loan Oak and Roosevelt.
This fund was left By wealthy Chi
cago citizen to aid in educating the
negro in the south and southwest, and
each colored school Is entitled TO benefit
thereby, under certain prescribed rules
After visiting the separate schools,
Mr.. Duke and MIR. Smith with the coun.
" superintendent, visited the consoli-
dated schools ut Wheeler, Woodford and
Zaneis district.
In commenting upon conditions a. he
found them. Mr.. Duke stated that ru-
raj schools in Carter county were far
ahead Of any he had visited anywhere
and complimented the superintendent
highly for the efficient manner in which
she has handled her department for the
benefit OF the school children OF the
county
!. The county superintendent states that
Mr.. Duke made a thorough examina-
tlon of every school visited, paying par
ticlular attention to sanitary conditions
and pronounced all in first class condi-
tion, far above the average in many
counties OF the state.