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ment exercises because of illness, is
RAPIDLY recovering health, according to
report.
ID. H. Parsons, holding certificate OF
necessity No. 1876, permitting him to
ouerate a motor stage from Spokane
to Colville, has commenced his opera
lions and is now running 16-passen-
ger stage.
The Vancouver plant of the Wash
ington growers packing corporation
is to be enlarged and work will begin
at once i'm order to have the build
lngs ready to handle the prune crop
this fall
All bids on the Marion street bridge
In Davenport were rejected by the
council as the councilmen decided the
Morgan street bridge needed repairs
and that both bridges could not be re-
paired at present.
Twenty-six out of forty-two appli-
cants for admission to the bar in this
state successfully passed examinations
and have been sworn in before the SUI
preme court. Three women were adj
mitted to practice.
Frank L. Mitten, the state account
ant, whose audit of the office of the
Seattle police secretary revealed al
legged Irregularities which resulted In
Captain Charles Sullivan being sus-
pended, has been placed in charge Of
the secretary's office. Mayor E. j.
Brown ordered all other persons ex-
cluded from the office and that no pa
pers be removed.
The Great Northern freight yards at
Burlington are to be enlarged. work
beginning July 1, at an estimated cost
of 100000 More than mile of new
track will be laid. Increasing freight
business was given as the reason for
the improvement.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED a.
sub-irrigated 25 miles moth of Spo-
kane on good road, R. F. D., half mile
state highway, 8 miles Elk, n miles
school, room house, fine cellar, well,
best Of water, pump, poultry house,
new barn, 20x42, 5 a. summer fallow-
ed, balance small timber easily clear
ed. Price $4,000, incumbrance $500,
9 years at 6 per cent. Want improved
irrigated tract near same value, prefer
around Kennewick or Finley. No COM
mission. G. H. Dyer, Elk, Wash. 14p
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FOR SALE Cheap. Peninsular range
kitchen table; heater; oak dining
table and chairs; oil stove; oil can;
sanitary couch; bed springs; egg pre-
serving jars; bread mixer; and other
miscellaneous household articles. Ben
II. Smith. Jr,. r. No. 1.
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FOR SALE by owner-320 acres of
Horse Heaven land. Lies well and
about half in cultivation. Sale price
$500 per acre with terms on large
portion. N. d. Showalter, Cheney,
Wash. 12-15c
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FOR SALE Cheap. Peninsular range
kitchen table; heater; oak dining
table and chairs; oil stove; oil can;
sanitary couch; bed springs; egg pre-
serving jars; bread mixer; and other
miscellaneous household articles. Ben
T. Smith, Jr., r. No. 1.
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FOR SALE = Morris chair, rocking
chairs, writing desk, DINING room
parlor and library tables, refrigerator,
sewing machine, hall tree, baking
pans, ladders, wheelbarrow, worn rugs
single bed, tricycle., Edison records:
DR.. Crosby residence mornings. 12tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE 400 acres
Mnotana land in best stock and
farming country, 60 miles east of
Miles City. Will trade my equity for
1O-acre improved tract I. w. Butt
schan, Tekoa, Wash. 12-15p
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FOR SALE-A service that is worth
while-the best Jersey milk and
cream in the city at current prices.
All milk properly cooled and bottles
sterilized. A real, up to date plant
and fine herd of Jerseys. Visitors
welcome. Telephone 32x1O. Valley
Dairy. 1912
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WASHINGTON STATE
news OF INTEREST
important Occurrences of Past
Week Briefly Compiled for
Our Readers.

Grays Harbor mills are beginning
to be pinched by a scarcity of logs.
The Aberdeen Times, a Sunday
newspaper started four weeks ago, has
suspended
Spokane marriage licenses for the
first half of 1922 are 20 per cent un
der the 1921 figure.
Fire has badly damaged the work
ings of the Wynoocke Timber com
pany, north of Montesano.
Only 2731 Lincoln county residents
out of approximately $500 who are elig
ible have paid the 1922 poll tax.
The swimming pool in the commun.
ity building at Colfax has been opened
Boy Scouts having the use of it.
For several weeks the water supply
at Tekoa has been low, and work has
started on 10 inch well $50 feet deep.
The first annual strawberry festival
in Elma was given under the auspices
of the Elma Commercial association.
The Long-Bell Lumber company is
preparing for construction of its
mammoth mill and logging operations
at Kelso.
Land and timber disposed of by the
state at the June 8 sale brought $46,-
072, while the appraisal price was
only $45,6!4.
Daniel Harger, insurance man, aged
fifty-seven, dropped dead of heart dis
ease on street car, between Aber-
deem and Hoquiam
Seattle postoffice receipts for the
fiscal year ending June go showed an
Increase of $4O.796,52 over the year
ended June 80, 1921.
Fixtures for the Citizens State hank
of Nelson have been received and
are being installed preparatory to the
opening of the institution
The United States senate passed the
revised land office bill continuing ten
western land offices the coming fiscal
year, among them the office at Water
Vile.
Excavation for three new concrete
grain tanks, with storage capacity
of 10000 bushels, has started at the
Big Bend mill by James Scott of Dav-
export.
Seattle city employees are preparing
to oppose any reduction of their pay
In the 1923 budget which the city
council will soon have under consid-
Grafton.
The Kelso school district has pur-
chased four-acre tract of land on the
bottom, one block south of the Kelso
high school building, for use as an
athletic field.
Wading into the Stillaguamish river
ut the Lincoln bridge in Arlington,
after a log, Jack Shoemaker, nine
years old, son of Mrs. Lillian Shoe
maker, was drowned.
Convicts in the state prison at Walla
Walla have again started publication
Of weekly newspaper after lapse
Of several years. The new paper IL
called "The Agenda"
Ten thousand cases of salmon and
CLAIMS will be shipped by water by
Grays Harbor Gamers this year to
New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
say Aberdeen packers.
The department of licenses issued
certificates to 2S chiropractors licens-
Ing the practice of their profession in
this state, rs result of the examina-
tons held In Olympia.
A. ]. Sartori of Spokane was elected
president of the Washington Retail
Jewelers. association, ct its annual con-
vention in Olympia. Seattle was
chosen for the 1923 convention.
DR.. Henry Suzzallo, president Of tho
University of Washington, who was
n-ohIo uorxSoSnoko u
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FOR RENT

FOR REiJT-One hundred acres of
ten year old alfalfa, deep soil, to de-
vide in los and 20's and sell on long
easy payments like rent. No need to
fix up hte place for someone else.
Omar w. Rich. 14-18p
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FOR SALE-A1 Holstein cow, perfect
ly gentle. Price reasonable. Call
at the old Harrison place in Garden
Tracts. Mrs. M. M. Brownell. TIFF
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If you want to sell your farm or city
property see Bert Plowman. Att
FOR ALL kinds of insurance see Bert
PlOwman. att
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MUSIC-Will take a limited number
of piano and violin students. See
Mrs. j. w. lTobin at Palm Confec.
tionery. SOf
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INTER SERVICE REALTY co.
Real estate, insurance, investments
and rentals. w. II. Mather, mama
ger. 45tf
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FOR SALE-At bargain, twelve lots
in Spanaway, suburb of Tacoma,
These lots are ideally located for sum-
mer or suburban homes. Can give
deed and abstract of title. Phone 435.
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STANLEY THERMOS BOTTLES
guaranteed not to break. Beste's
Tire Shop. Stf
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GROW Bureau of Plant Industry's
new Pedigreed Observation-Disclosures
Asparagus. Best in the world. Ask
for literature and terms. Home MUIR
sery, Richland, Wash. 13tf
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TIRE RETREADING puts miles in
your old tires. See our work. At
Beste's Tire Shop. 8tf
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WANTED Stock to pasture. $1.50
per month. Phone 294, Richland.
14-18c
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FOR SALE-Raspberries; pick your
own at s cents per berry cup. Phone
1913. R B. Anderson. :
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FOR SALE-Ford roadster; Jersey
cow and four stands of bees. Ben
Smith, r. 1. =
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harness and wagon
must be a bargain. F. T. Wendl,
Hover. 14-15p
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WANTED-All kinds of fresh vege-
tables, phone 435. =
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FOR SALE-Luggage carriers, can
teens, pumps, jacks. Beste's Tire
Shop. Stf
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FOR SALE-15OO good second hand
sacks. Moore and Beightol, phone
z7x8. 14-1Sp
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FOR SALE-Five acre tract in Gar
den Tracts. Easy terms. DR.. F. M.
Crosby. 12tf
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Miscellaneous

OMAR w. RICH has moved his of
flee to Kennewick Transfer Com
pany's building, phone 251. 13-16p
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FOR SALE Choice Duroc pigs, six
weeks old. F. H. Lampson. Phone
Z796. 14tf
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WANTED Sawyers in woods to cut
logs by thousand feet. Phoenix
Lumber Co., Spokane, Wash. 13-16p
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FOR SALE-Team, each weighing
1850 and harness. Will trade fol-
car. Fred G. Harris, Diversity Farm
Pasco. 1879
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FOR SALE-311s Mitchell wagon in
good shape. Phone 18x2. I. T.
FOuch. =
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Lost and Found
Notwithstanding suit, owner may
have same by describing suit and
paying for hits ad. Phone 1923.
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FOR SALE-Well bred Holstein COW;
been fresh two months. Knute Lar
sen, Richland, phone BILL. 13-14p
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Wanted

WANTED Calves three days old or
over. Phone 20x6. 8tf
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TO SELL OR RENT-Forty acres
three miles above Richland. Will
give good proposition to party who
can improve place or will sell cheap
on easy terms. D. A: caves, Lewis
ton, Idaho. ~" 5tf
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FOR SALE-Horse and cow manure.
$3.50 per truck load delivered any
where in town. Phone 435.
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FOR SALE-Good team and harness
for SIS. Carl Mathews, phone 16x2
one mile north of Finley. loft
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FOR SALE-3Ox3k ROYAL CORD
SO; Goodrich "55" $11.35; Good
year $1,000. Beste's Tire Shrop. Stf
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FOR SALE-Fan Belts, Spark plugs,
to fit your car. Beste's Tire Shop.
2tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11
MATkY SESTI DI.
TEX O ~SEBEVRAzDU.

DneSniho casneho rama po-
kusila Sc V dome {. $500 Kra-
Their I'd. Q sebevrazdu otrave-
MIN 39-leta Marie Craighova,
matka sesti malych ditek, 2
nichz nejmladsimu isou teprve
til meslce. V patek vecer u
lozila ditky k spanku a sama
S muzem rozmlouvala 0 donna
clch Zalezitostech, "a kterez
roZmluvy doslo k jistemu ne
dorozumeni. Rozcilena pozi-
la kratce pc pulnoci dive tablet
ky jedu a IA kratko Sc shrou-
tia pred m~anzelem ma zem. Ma
zadost muze dopravena byla
pofcil do m6stske nemocnice,
kde STAY jeji prohlasen "a Ii
votu nebezpecny. Manuel Wy.
pravoval PR predbeznem w.
slechu, re Sc cele neStesti uda.
10 nasledkem pouheho omylu
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CZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW

Bohatym a zajimavym obsa-
hem vynika unorov6 tislo Gee
choslovak Review, anglickeho
mesicniku venoyan6ho v6cem
ceskoslovenskym. My Impress
sions" jest pekny tIanek q pc
"a p. TomaSe Capka o do
jmech, jez 81 odnesl 2 nedavne
navstevy Y Ceskosloyensku. Da
lie pax nasleduji stati a tlanky:
Month in Czechoslovakia. Pra-
que Sample Fair 6 v~yobraze-
nim). Masaryk's New Year
Address. Trend Of Internal and
External Policy (by DR.. Eduard
BeneS). Prague Letter Estate
Economizes). Just You (basen
Sylvie May Kutakove). Anti
que Spillville (nanejvyse zaji-
MAYA skizza S vyobrazenim, o
ceskem mesteGku V lowe, kde
ztravilo cast zivota n6kolik Una
menitych muzI a zen. cd Free
man r. C~onaWay). Brezina the
Genius (by p. Selver). Masa-
ryk and Lincoln (hy Charles
Sarolea. professor, University
Of Edinburgh, England,)-
Opinion of an Investment
House. We staff "These Help
Build Americe' jest zivotopis-
ny nastin a podoba DR.. A. f.
Spurneho z Clevelandu. Here
and There. Dialogue (by Jaro-
slav kvapil, translated by +.
Selyer). Current Topics (by the
Editor.) O That a JOY Might
Come :. (by Antonin Sova,
translated by p. Selver.) Pred
platne ma Czechoslovak Review
jest $500 Ma rok, adressa Wy
davatele a redaktora p. E. +.
Prantnera, 1879 Elmwood A
ve., Cleveland. O.
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MUMRAJ MA
SIGH LEGIONARU.

Vyslouzilci na$ich slavnych
legii, zastoupeni Y Ceskoslo-
venske Druzine pripravili opet
ne jedno ~pfekVapeni Sirsi nasi
vefejnosti. Tentokrate Jest
to velky maskarni mumraj,
ktery dnes pobayi nemalo ma
vstevniky V hlavnim sale Ceske
Narodni Budovy ma Broadway.
he 0 zabavu Dude lax nalezi
postarano, 0 tom svedci pile
pofadatelstva, jez vykonalo
prlpravu : pravou legionarskou
fiznosti. Kdo chce vtdeti ia
kou premii muze doslci, poda-
fi-li Sc mu ma syoii malitkost
p6knou maskou pfipoutati pc.
zornost, necht' ceny jeSte Y
posledni den pfehledne, jsou
vystaveny We yykladni skfin
"Progresu" vedle Mar. Budo.
Wy.
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POSLEDNI KONCERT Der.
D SERIE.

Ultra odpoledne Dude Y Ma
sonic Hall u%sporddano posled-
nj umelecke pfedstaveni, po-
sledni koncert, jiz desaty, cele
serie podniknutt Bernardim.
Vystoupi Rosa Raisa, operni a
koncertni pevkyne ruskopol-
skeho puvodu spolu S name
lem Giacomem Riminim, jenz
Jest povazovan "a jednoho z
-nejznamenitejslch a nejpopu-
~larneiSich BARITONE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11

Dram. Odbor Velkolze Jed.
Tabcritu sehraje Ultra V obvy-
klou hodinu v sokolovne ma
Quincy ave. puvodni rozmar-
nou frasku We A j~ednanich od
Y. Sulce "Prodany zenich'.
Vesela koncepce hry by zaslu-
hovala cetnou navStevu vSech
'smichochtivych. FIJI divadle
hraje hudba p. Rud. Hanny a
llstky mono pfedem zakoupiti
Il pl. Smrzove V G. N. SIM ma
Broadway.
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Biskup dr.. kmet'kO vidal Sc

EO On
mandatu. Nitransky biskup dr..
karel kmet'ko oznamil v posIa
necke snemovne, re Sc vzdava
poslaneckeho mandatu. Jeho
nastupcem jest DIR. Rob. Kubis,
advokat V Ziline.
Strasne prekvapeni. We ctvr
tex 10. ledna 20 8. iodine We
cerni vracel Sc tesarsky mistr
Frant. Kucera z nekolikadenni
cesty do sveho bytu v els. SIT
V Nuslich, ale nalezl dveTe L.
zavreny. V commence, re jeho
manzelka sla S dcerou do bio
grafu, Easel do blizkeho no.
stince, ale kdyz Sc pc iodine
vratil, byl byt stale .jeste "a
wren. Phi nahlednuti do klicove
dirky videl, re klic trci V zam-
ku a vydesen neblahym tuse-
MIN vyrazil dvefe a vessel do
vnitr. Zde nalezl svoji man.
zelku i dceru ma posteli mrtve
a jak lekar ziistil, zemrely o
be ~otravou svltiplynem. Mrtvo-
ly byly odneseny do ustavu pro
soudnl pitvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11

Clenstvo Slovenske Robotni-
cke Organisace chape patrne
svoje kulturni poslani a vypra-
Vi We prosp6ch Slovenskeho
Delnickeho Domu V Ceske SIM
Sokol ma Clark ave. Ultra 0
pul osme krasny obraz re Ii
volta tovarnickeho pod ma
zvem "Devce 2 tovarny', hru
o 4 iednanich. Phi hre ucin-
kuji ochotnlci Dram. Krouzku
|Slov. L'udovei Skoly. Odporu-
cujeme navstevu cele nasi ce-
skoslovenske verejnosti co nej-
srdeGneji. Pc diyadle uspora-
dana Dude tanecni zabava.
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Danny

ochuravele bolenIm hlavy. t~rudnomysl-
nost1, bolestf v krfzi, zvlastnfmi ne.
nocemi neb jsou-li postizeny 1inSm,
hem specielne zenskym. nelly by Sc .
tfmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vaje6nfku neb delohy leci
hez noze Bylo-li VAN radeno podro.
biti SO operacl ch~irurgicke. ably cd
stranena byla prftina techto chorob
neb pfi zlate zfle a ~prntrzi. neposlou
che1te techto pokvnu a nedavejte svoje
zdrav1 pod pdz. lancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive porA-
Oily Sc Specialization.
Nehlede k tomu. jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas suzu-
le. ~porad'te sc s tfmto specialistou, ably
,ely vas budoucf zivot nebyl v sazce
Starr i mladi muzi
Nehlede X tomu, jak jste nemocen,
nehleda AMI k Vast b~ezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosti a nehlede AM k tomu, kdy1
VAN by1o jiz fe6eno, Re Vase nemoc
Jest nezhojitelna, pr.jd'te q porad'te 50
zhova len nitka naaeje. ma ktere visl
VASE zdravf, mnze tato vesti k VaSemu
~uzdravenf, spokojenosti a stestf.
ZVLASTNf rOZORNOST Sc VENUE
chemickemu a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krve, moce a chrchln a vsem trp1-
elm nemocemi dusevn1mi a nervovymi
komplikacemi.
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VESTNfK M~ASOPUSTNi.

Sokol komensky pofada
dnesni soboty 0 pul osme vecel
V dolenich mistnostech ma pc.
cest bratra j. Vane clensky We
cirek Sc zajlmavym progra-
mem.
A V nedeli vecer v teze
mistnosti V hlavnim sale uspo-
rada We prospect skoly Patro-
nat J. A. Komensky vefejnou
taneGnf zabavu pri sokolsk6
hudbe.
Sbor ZastupcG a UTedniku
P. e. J. pripravil clenGm a no.
stnm masopustnl Piles v audito-
riu osady sv. Prokopa ma zap.
al. Ill. Ucinkuje osvedcena
hudba p. j. Kapla.
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DIVADELNf VESTNfK.

Dramaticky Odbor Legiona-
ri "Vcelka', sehraje zitrejsi
nedele uchvatne drama Josefa
Lukavskeho "Slunce", .jez Sc
teSilo ma prazskych j~evistich
vreleho prijeti. Hra stala Sc
oblibenou proto, re lusti pro
blemy z dneSnlho zivota lidu.
Jest to vysek dennich zapasu
nasich lidi, postaveny mistrnou
rukou ma j%eviste. Neni pochy-
by, re predstavenim zitrejsim
v Ceske Narod. SIM ma Broad
way Sc odbor milovnikum vazn6
dramaticke tvorby velice "a
vdeci. Y meziakti hraie sokol
ska kapela, jez opatfi hudbu
k tanci pri pozdejSi zabave.
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)setruje veskere nemoci
muzi, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobAm -
venuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem. pfijd'te q nechts
se vysetfitl. Nemocni a chorobou pc.
k napadeni, nell by Sc uchopit.
pfflezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
lei q budete G~spokojeni. Jestli Re jest
vas prfpad uevylecitelny. rekne a
TAX bez okolkn a poradf YAM ! v me-
shojitelnosti. ZAdny chorobny mu1
neb zena nem6li by zameskati pora.
diti sc 8 t1mto specialistou.
Jste-l! postizeni rheumatismem. ner.
vosou, vodnatelnost1, otokem rukou
neb nohou. nesnazemi jater. srdce
siabosti nervd neb jinou chorobou sla.
bostnf. jste-li zsinaly. trpfteli Zavra.
II. nechutf k jfdlu. zAcpou nezazivno.
stf padoucnicf neb zalude6nfmi a strey
mimi nepofadky pfijd'te X DIR. Snellovi
Mate-N skvrny, krevnf. koznf net
vlasovy neduh. prntrz neb zlatou Flu
vse sc q uspechem leGf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11

Take divadlo S drevenymi
aktery Dude Ultra 0 A. hod. Cd
poledne usporadano V Ceske
Spolkove SIM ma Buckeye rd.
Pfedvedena Dude bachorka
"Hastrman V rakosi'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11
Poradil il dobre.

Pan 81 zapalil dymku We VIA
ku. Naproti sedela DANA, KITE
"a ~pravila: Nine koureni z
dymky zveda zaludek." "A
lie potion bych VAN radil," Cd
povedel pan, "abyste radeji
kourila doutniky.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

And, when we finally did, that gave
ns Il rhnnr" to look at the photographs,
and the jury had to drag us away to
tell ua the voting was over, and here 9
your hat. d-by.
The jury was composed Of the off {.
Gers of Prince Forbes Post No. 7 of
the American Legion, which meets in
kingscssing Recreation Center. Fifticth
street and Chester avenue, on the Sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of each month.
They insisted on telling us how unani-
mously the post favored the bonus and
what they would like to do to the Ben
jamin Franklin Post of the University
of Pennsylvania for daring to oppose
it. but we aren't getting into any ar
guments over that bonus business while
we've got our health.
The members of the jury were:
Il. w. Lockwood. 5145 Chestnut
street. commander; Montague Morris,
5OO5 Chester avenue. senior vice com
mander; DIR. G. Clifton Guest. 44OO
Market street. finance officer; Thomas
Morris, 80 East Essex avenue Lans-
dOwnc. Pa; Thomas A. Mckay, 215
Empire Building; r. Fred Shipman.
E'4l Chester avenue: DIR. John B.
Becker, 5211 Chester avenue; William
a. Klaus. 5715 Ashland avenue; vii.
liam II. BOOzcr. 1924 South Fifty. first
street; Frank II. Muckle. 5741 Market
street; A. b. Tryon, 2721 South Seven.
tieth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11
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Murphy. There were eleven members
OF the jury and Jlm's line received six
votes, while the line submitted BY G., ID.
locum. of 21O North Sixtieth street
received five.
The others who won places on the
ballot were: Christina Hankin. 4OI
commerce street; George B. C. Kuster,
l4l2 North Twenty second street
T.; W. Smith, 121 East Fourth street
Chester; Fred Hasselberg, 1904 Mora
yian street: Mrs. e. b. Wungate, 1894
Wcstmoreland street; Anna Il. Bechtel,
H"1 Atwood road, West Philadelphia :
Mrs. Mary G. Long. 40 Jackson street,
cape May: Margaret Cloud, 421 Ash :
bourne road. Ashbournc.
It was mighty hard job for the
jury to keep their minds on the ballot
ing. Of course, Linn 'ricks are interest
Ing. but the jury met in the Office of
Thomas A. Mckay in the Empire
building and Mr.. Mckay is vnude-
vile agent and his walls were simply
covered with photographs of pretty girls
and then more pretty girls and we had
an awful job dragging the jury away
from them to vote.