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q WDdi0 OIL an Or
ganist. This man seems to know
about the organ more than the man
VINO built it if such a thing is possible.
For an encore. he plays his own
jazz conception of RimslSy- Korsakoff' s
"Chanson Indoue," known as Song
Of India" This number is a COM
plete triumps. c. Sharpe-Minor was
given one of the biggest ovations
ever given an entertainer at the
Circle. This man is a positive sensa-
ton. Don't miss him.
The Circle this week has another
novelty in RinTin-Tin, a dog which
is making personal appearances with
his trainer. This dog also plays the
lead in a movie, Where the North
Begins" The human actors include
Walter MacGrail, Claire Adams, Pat
Hartigan and others. \
The dog Is a very human animal
His work in person" on the stage is
as sure fire as the movie. The movie
is mighty interesting because the dog
actually plays a role. From a scenic
standpoint, this movie is one Of rare
beauty.
work OF the Circle orchestra this week
as the bill includes the playing Of
Oriental March," composed by Mod
est Altschuler. director of the orches-
ira This number is beautiful One
can really see melody pictures in this
number. The orchestral program in
cludes Rachmaninoff's Prelude. The
movie part of the bill includes a COM
edy. Fool Proof"
You probably have the impression
that the Circle is presenting a whale
of a show this week. That Is exactly
what is being DONE
Be sure and include the Circle on
your movie shopping list this week
l. l. l.
Sousa and His
Two Band Concerts
Sousa has come and gone again.
He gave two concerts Saturday at
the Cadle Tabernacle, the night con-
cert being turned into a pretty service
in memory of Theodore Roosevelt and
Navy Day.
II Is the old marches that Indian
apolis likes to hear Sousa play best.
When an old number was played for
an encore. the audiences applauded
loudly.
T. + +
Apollo Shows What Science
Can Do to Modern Melodrama
The Eleventh Hour" is an inter-
esting example Of what science and
modern inventions can do to melo-
drama.
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Doug Goes in for
Romantic Adventure

1.-THE Three Musketeers" when it
was first produced was considered one
of the commanding pictures of the
season. It is on view at the Rialto
this week, where the new manage
ment is proving it's claim that worth
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OF course. there is CHARLES JONES
a love story which
Prevents Jones from being too much Of
a villain.
1t is the modern touch in dressing
up melodrama that makes this pho
toplay different from the regular run
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AS 1 followed the course of this
Lincoln ]. Carter thriller, wondered
how the movies got along without air
planes, even before they were made.
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c. Sharpe-Minor Is =
\ Sure Fire Hit at Circle

c. Sharpe-Minor, an organist, Is
making his first Indianapolis ap-
earance at the Circle this week.
This man knows how to play the
organ. He can get events out of this
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Egyptian room after the performance
will be open to everybody. E. ].
Gausepohl is chairman of the enter
taInment committee.
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SUP HUR BATHS
INSURE HEALTH
Natural Process of Elimination
Employed In Treatment,

This time of year, with its chilly
and damp days to increase the per-
centage of colds. grippe and infIu-
enza, the body should be free OF all
toxic poisons
The best method TO rid the body.
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By WALTER D. HICKMAN

BANEZ in Enemies of Women"
attempts to make three of his
- men characters forget Adam s
rib.
In other words the Spanish novelist
attempts to show what a sorry mess
man makes of life when he tries to
live without the companionship of
women.
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A Few More Words
About "The Common Law"

Mister Smiths is presenting this
week a movie version Of Robert W.
Chambers story OF studio life, THE
Common Law" In the cast are Cor
inne Griffith. Conway Tearle and
Elliott Dexter. In my first review
Of this photoplay. 1 thought the story
was only fair. The movie is beautiful.
ly costumed and mounted. but the
climax of the story is not approached
with enough force.
At Mister Smiths all week.
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TECH CAST is SELECTED

Parts in 1.-THE Chimes Of Nor
mandy" which is to be given by the
Opera Club of Technical High School,
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Sally Opens Tonight
at English's for the Week

Sally" with Marilyn Miller and
Leon Enrol opens a weeks engage
ment Monday night at English's.
Other attractions on view today In
clude: ''Fritzie Ridgeway at Keith's;
Myron Pearl Troupe at the Lyric;
Patsy Shelly at the Palace; Wine.
Woman and Song" at the Capitol. and
stock burlesque at the Broadway.
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs

Makes family supply Of really
dependable cough medicine. Eas-
lily prepared, and saves about Sc.
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Sousa and His
Two Band Concerts

Apollo Shows What Science
Can Do to Modern MeIodrama
The Eleventh Hour" Is an inter
esdng example Of what science and
modern inventions can do to melo-
axama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-24
NAM MA PRODEJ NEB MA,

CTEIE POZORNE! Naskyta
Sc dobra pfilezitoat, kdo ma
dobrou pomoc v rodine, koupiti
dobry mlekarsky obchod, kde
Sc trzi $4,000 denne. Je to
dunn o Z pokojich, koupelna,
sklep, lot je 40 phi $50 stfevi-
cich, 2 garaze, 2 move trucky,
2. vozy, 2 postroje na kone,
ban ma naradi, SO konvi ma
mleko, 19 grossI lahvi, jedna
masina k vyrobe masla, jeden
novy lepreser baler, vse, CO
potrebno pro nlelzai'stvi v "a
sobe. Kdo 81 koupi rlajetek,
tax no naucim obchodu, je v
dobrem okoli ma zapadni stra-
ne. Prvni mortgage ma $4,000.
Tcnto majetek a obchod proda
sc nasledkem nedorozumeni v
domacnosti. v pTipade, re ma
te dobry dunn v dobrem miste
as o 5ti neb 6ti pokojich
koupelnou, vezme sc tento ma
vymenu neb splatku. Blizsi
sdeli ]. Smik, 3O46 zap. 48. ul.
Tel. Hemlock 1929 J.
fC-CS
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PRODA Sc lacino jednorodi-
ny dun v Brooklyne, je dplne
zachovaly. Je tam 6 pokojd,
koupelna, sklep pod celym do
mem, puda, elektrika, plyn,
garaz, slepicnik, lot je 40 phi
lis st. Haste Sc v els. 5316
Broadway aneb zavolejte -
Broadway 1911 w x. 1924
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PodvodnJ agent, lakajfci
dSlniky do Japonska. Ma Olo-
moucku v poslednich dnech
objevilo Sc nekolik podvod-
nych agentd, kterf hledaji del
milky do Japonska. Cd postize-
nych vylakali zalohy a pax sc
"a Mich uz neukazai. Jsou sti-
.hani cetnictvem,
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PRODA Sc

MODERNi VAS DUN dvou-
rodinny vymenim vam "a do
bre obchodni misto ma hlavni
131. ul. v tomto miste provo
zuje Sc cukrovinkovy obchod
(Candy Store) jiz po vice let
s 1spechem. Majetek je poho-
dlny a v dobrem poradku. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauer. 1922
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PRODA Sc dobry dim Z roku
starry o A pokojich a koupelna
nahore a to same dole, puda,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes, elektrika, plyn, najem
nahore nese $500, majetek
Sc naleza blize Lorain Ave. a
zap. sc. ul. Cena $1,000, hoto-
We Sl700, ostatni ma splatky
jake najem. Haste Sc u J.
Smik, 3046 zap. 48. ul. blize
Clark Ave. Tel. Hemlock
1929 ]. 1876
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Kdosi zaklepal. Zatajil jsem
dech, boje sc rici slovo dale
Klika cwakla, dvere vrzly-
Il misto polednice nebo jine III
teresantni oso'bnosti, kterou
jsem We sve poboufene fanta-
sii ocekaval, vklouzla do witt
sekretarovi: Mafenka z prvni-
no patra.
A verte mi to nebo ne, v tn
ramu oci Mona Lisy zhasly a v
pokoji jakoby sc rozsvitilo. ]
ia kachlova kamna veseleji
zapraskala.
A jak vklouzla, jiz Sc "a.
smala yyrizoyala: "Mamin'
ka Sc dava poroucet a pcsila tu
knihu, a tatlnek prosi, aby par
* (mdj tatinek) prisel k nam
bude tam pan rada.' - MI.
otec, pan rada ] Marencin otet
Sc schazivai a hrali dardu nef
polemisovali.
Sotvaze jsem Sc vzpamato
val, jiz jsem instinktivne hrab
rukou do pacesd apfejel ruka
VEN nos. Jiz jako kluk jsen
|vedel, co sc slusi a patff pfi
tomnosti danny, treba ze j by
10 jen asi deset let.
"Tatinek neni donna, slecn'
Marenko,'.' ,pravil jseem. ,po Y
praveni sve toalety. "Je.y X
la pride pozd6 v, nrci." Rka
ljsem il slecno, pouze 20 zvlas
Mich okolnosti, jako ku prikla
du pri navstevs q p. jinak jser
Iii ffk'al Mafealko a kdyz jser
mel vztek tax jen Mafeno. Ga
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Leta uplynula, tatik jiz dav-
no odpoeiva a snih kryje jeho
hrob. 5a q,
-. ~ AS /
A ia vzpominam na mel, ma
modre oci Marenky j na zasne-
zene hory Sumavy, mad ktery'
mi Sc klene hvezdnate nebe q
ktere bylo avedkem stesti me
- klukovske lasky.
Ky.
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zlMNf vzPoMlNKA.

|jsem tehda jeste kluk, divoky
bezstarostny a volny - tai
'volny jako ptak vznasejici 81
" oblacich mad nasimi horaini
Tehda shalo &c mi TO-, co ne.
mohu nazvat ami povidkou an
historii. Jest to proste tichi
vzpominka, bezvyznamn& o
statnimu sv2tn -- ale pro mi
znacfci epochu meho zivota.
Poznal jsern po prve v,
SVEN zivotA. 60 je l&ska. il
kluk, bezstaroSkny, uiiSnik ma
|seho m9sta. 50 zamiloval.
Dnes Sc tomu usmNan, ba
nekdy Sc i dokonce smeji, al,
tenkrat mi nebylo do snichu
naopak. nesnirme jsesl tin
zvaxnel. Mcdowell jsem vyja
dirt svdj pocit, bylo to cosi i'm
posantniho - elegickeho.
Stydim Sc napsat kolik nj
bylo "jiz" tenkrate let, al,
zpotital byrh je ma prstech
to vim jiste. Bylo to v tecl
rdzovych dobach, kdy ia a mo
il kolegove chodili bosi. -
Muslin podotknout, ze v ONT
fpamatne datum jsem mel w
minecne boty, protoze to byls
|v zine.
Bylo to asi v tuto dobu ro
ku. Byl jsem donna sam a san
- maminka byla navstGvou ,
Praze a tatik v omen den me
Skal v pohorske vesnici "K".
liza cekal jeho navrat pozde
ncci. We vysokych kachlo
vVch kamnech praskal oheh {
Tampa stojic ma stole osv&tlo
vala tise, - teple, pfedmety I,
jej bezprostredni blizkosti, da
le jeji svit Sc misil v jakesi po
divine sero, We kterem Sc ztra
cely jednotlive Ikusy nabytkl
vic a vice-azzdalo Sc, ze mi
ri docela.
Obrazy po zdech rozvesene
zely jake prazdne dry. Leo
nardovu "Mona Lisu" v pozad
pokoje nebylo skoro videt, all
ia citil jeji pritomnost. Zdal'
se mi, ze vidim jeji oci, jej
knlaty obhcej, cast jejich bi
Ilych prsou - pax tina - q d
lie u spodu ramu, dve bill
skvrny - dive ruce sikfizen
jako u mr-tvoly. Nenavide
jsem ten obraz, bal jsem Sc ho
Zvlast' oci jsem sc bal. Ia dn'
jsem casio obraz prohlizel
rd7nych stran. Jednou dokon
&c" jsem jej obratil hlavou do
L -.
lii, ale marne, oci stale Sc diva
ly ma mne stejne upfene a ia
jennie, a ia jiz tenkrat citil, q
ma obraz dusi.
A nymi jsem byl sam, ph
strachu, ze ony skrizene rue
sc zvednou a sahnou po mn
kazda svymi ti,eni prsty (Ni
kdy jsem 81 mcdowell predsta
Wit pet prtsd u Mona Lisy.)-
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zlOcln.
Ostatni deti stall kolem udi-
'veny, tisi - nevedonce, CO sc
dele. Bylo talk ticho, re sly
sci jsem sve srdce tlouci.
A pojednou Mafenka zved-
la ODE ruce, a hrabla ysemi' de.
lseti do mych~vlasa.
"Vy mate takove podivne
|vlasy, Slavousi, takoye peknt
- mekke."
Sihce mi zaboudilo, ;eji oc
byly az " mych - jeii srdce
bilo - skoro jsem jej slysel
Nejen jeji oci - jeji hlava
ale ona celia byla krasna, do
bra. PoprYe I've sv6m zivoti
.isem to pozpsl. echanicky
jako bez drnyslu wal jsem j
obema rukama kol jejiho te
pleho krcku . pfitiskl svo,
tvaf k jeji. TAX jak jen det
to um9ji. Nebranila Sc.
! Kolem zahfmal ohrcmny ia
'sot deti. Bylo to neco nevi
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HARMONlKY, HOUSLE. -
Prodam tahaci harmoniku fir
my Hlavacek, helig. "a $185;
tez z Nemecka privezene ohra-
me housle "a $500, $4,000 a
5000. Haste sc u II. BartoS
1866 vych. 49. ul. 12--24
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jsme totiz jednou ma dvofs
Spacka, slecna Mafenka ! na,
mi. Mafenka hyia ''naiiote'
a odpali.a tax lnizerne. ze j
spacek, ktery patiil mne, spad
do kanalu. Prosful vas, holka
zadnou technik1 to nema. A
il tenkrat u svatem rozhorce,
nj il vlepit panAtait pohlavek
Jen Sc il hlava zatfasla a pale
stra vypala il zsruky. Konec.
ne to bylo zcela logicke. Pc
cinu - trcst. 1
U svych kolegd kluka jsen
pro to stra5ne stoupl v Gene
ale Mafenka Sc mnou tyder
nemluvila a mnE, vefte mi, bo.
lei ten pohlavek VIC nez il. Dc
dnes me to nrzi.
A ted Mafenka stala We dive,
rich jako by mic. Ma pohlaveh
uz zapomn9la. Pc me odpove.
di Sc trochu zara1ila, ale pax
Sc rozesm&la:
"A to 81 budcm hrat ma sic.
pou babu, Slavousi."
Mafeneiny napady byly Wy
vytecne, ba primo ba'iliantni
Nez jsem odpov9del, odbehla
ably privedla ostatni deti z do.
mu.
Ia deset ninut podle pekel.
nAho revu jsem poznal, ze o.
pravdu vede d9ti celeho domL
a snad j ceae ulice.
Hrali jsne "slepou babu".
Do5lo ma Marenku: ia j
zavazoval oci: Stala prede
mnou jako panenke z cukru a
cenila ma mne sve bile zoubky
A jeji velike modr6 oei Sc sma.
ly, jak jen oci deti Sc dovedou
|smat. Uprimne, bez false! A
|ja hledel upfene do tech oei a
citil Sc jimi magne6sovan.
Mona Lisa take ma oci, ale
jake. Je "a mimi duse zeny
duse neproniknutelna. Pouze
il tusite a desfte Sc il.
A zde tys dive oci ditete, tel
piitazlive - lchvatne, hlubo
Ike -. ale vidite jimi az ns
dno duse. Hledite do Mich be
ze strachu. Nenf vgnich tajno
sti. Vse je tax cfstG, rrcste
nevinne.
Ne bylo jake bych Sc nori
celou dust do hlubokeho, mo
dreho nebe. A jak jsem 81
do tech oci dfval, tn zvolna-
zvolna, jako kdyz Sc kvetin,
ma .iare otevira, otevrelo sc MI
srdce.
Ruka sc mi chvela. Pro-
prave nyni, proc ne, kdyz jsen
zavazoval oci nekteremu |
klukI v dome. Pepik r. me
take oci, a jake! Ma iednon
mel "zink", ktery nnu celia u
lice zavidela, a umel Jim kro'
tit az radost Ito byl0 desn
zajimave). Vzdy jsem 81 pfa
NIT takove oci jako Pepik, ne
bo aspoh takove jako mel pa
ne raduv lovecky pes, Hektol
Ten mel jedno zelene, druh
narudle. Ach, ia mfval ideal
"a svych klukovakych let s.
Ruka sc satkem mi klesla,
ia pojednou' 2vaznel. Marenk
.jakoby ctila velikost okamz
ku, zvaznela tez. Jeji oci S
pfestaly smat a jeste vice s
prohloubily. Ted Sc mi zda
ly jake hluboke, modre more
Bylo mi, jako bych uvazanir
satku mel zhasnout ty oci dt
celia, jako bych mel spacha
zlocin.
Ostatni d6ti stall kolem I'D
veny, tisi - nevedouce, CO S
deje. Bylo talk ticho, re 81,
sci jsem sve srdce tlouci.
/ A pojednou MafenAa zvee
la ODE ruce, a hrabla ysemi' d.
.iseti do mych~vlasd.
"vy mate takove podivn
i Iula0v SlavnuSi taknyn n6ku
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PRIME Sc,

PRIME Sc sluzka ma domaci
praci. Takova, ktera uni vaf1t.
zadne pradlo, dobry plat. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 1880 Larchmere
Blvd. Tel. Fairmount 1926 J..
12-24
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod G.
feznictvi, kde je trzba "a ho-
tove kde Sc trzi pres 5000
tydne. Obchod Sc naleza v {.
1928 Fulton Rd. Je pri mem
pekny byt o 4 pokojich, ma
jem S45.00 mesicne. BlizSi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles ave. 1-5
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daneho, neslychaneho. Byl to
triumph. vetsi, nez kdyz dal
jsem il tenkrat pohlavek. Byl
jsem 'hrdinou, proti kteremu
byl Julius Cesar" po ceaSu
feteno, "hadr".
Ncvim, jak dlouho jsme sc
drzeli Y objeti, ale pojednou
jako divy vyrazil jsem 2 poko-
je. nechav Marenku Maren-
kou = deti detmi. Bez kaba-
tn. bez eepice vyrazil jsem
ven do zimnf noci. Bezel jsem
beze smysld ulicemi mesta.
Stity domd rysovaly Sc prot
hvezdami posetemu nebi. Ma
ulicich a stfechach lezel snih.
Byla kruta zima, ale ia il ne
cMil.
Bezel jsem stale, tbez lnavy,
z mesta ven, smsrem k zasne-
zentm horam. Proc, to jsem
nevedel. Hodinu, dve jsem
klopytal vys a vys al isem Sc
zastavil ma vrcholku 'hory. tycf-
ci Sc mad mestem. Dole, hlu-
kobo dole spalo nase stare me-
sto a made mnou zafily Milo
ny hvezd, miliony svetd, ku
kterym ia, maly broueek, hle-
del, kterym chtel jsem vyzpi-
vat sve Stesti. v horach jsem
Sc nikdy nebal, tam jsem byl
donna. Casio jako dite bloudil
jsem lesem, kde znal jsem kaz
iy strom a balvan.
o neco nize kdosi prichazel
cestou. Tusil jSem, ze je to
otec. Sklouzl jsem po strani
aol1. Eyl to opravdu on. Wy.
krikl udiveln, vida nne polo
svieceneho.
"Pro boha, dite, CO zde de-
las? Co sc stalo?" Byl jsem
tax udychan, ze jsem neodpo-
vedel; otec pfehodil pres mne
svlj svrchnik.
"Mluv piece, proc jdes mi
naproti, v noci, v tomto sta.
vu?"
"Nic tati," vwazil jsem, -
vzav jej "a ruku, "vis, - ia
jsem jenom rad, ze u6
jdes."
"Bal jsi se?"
"Nebal - my jsme 81 hra.
Ii - ma "slepou habu"."
"Kdps N.Y."
"Deti a Mafenka."
tx Will tomu mi prece ne.
jdes naproti?"
"ViS, tati ia ia ty
|d6ti nemam rad"
Go ii to vlezlo do hlavy
Vzdyt' 81 prece stale hrajete &
Marenka je hodne, zpdsobnt
|devce."
20, Marenka ano!"
Otec tazave ma mne pohle
del, chvili bylo ticho, tiskl jsen
otcovu ruku vic nez kdy jindy
"Ale, hochu, co mi tax ta
has "a ruku? Neblazni!" Zast
ticho. Jen hvezdy mad nam
Sc smaly. Citil jsem, re se-mu
sim vyzpovidat a nekomu sve
rit sladke tajemstvi a ma dru
he strane isem Sc ostychal.
"Vis, tati, Marenka ma ia
kove krasne oci, Wis takove -
jake, jako - maminka!"
L
Ease ten tazavy pohled. "Ct
mu to jen vlezlo do palice," z;
(mrucel pro sebe tatik. Pojed
nou sc zastavil podival sc m
do oci. Sklopil jsem hlavu
Chvili jsne stall tise proti so
bC - tn otec polohlasne "a
hvizdnul a klepl Sc prstem d.
celia. To delaval, kdyz prise
ma nejakou myslenku.
Nahle vzav mne jednou ru
kou "a bradu, druhou mi pohl
dill po vlasech:
"Mas il rad?"
Tohle bylo preci moe. Nikd,
1bych nefekl "ano" a take u
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HLEDA Sc obchodni mistnost,
hodfci Sc pro feznictvi, po pff-
pade tez Sc koupi. Nechte ad-'
resu v adm. t. listu. 12-29
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PRODA Sc OkAMzITE Dunn
pro delni,zy S mensi penezni
hotovosti; je o 5ti pokojich,
lot so phi 100 str, naleza Sc
ma zap. AZ. ul. Cena $3.50 ho-
tove. Haste Sc u Greenber-
ger Realty Co., 400 Clark
Ave. l2-2S
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- Nejvstsi podniky sveta
dskuji "a svij rozmach re-
klamS.
DROB N f
ON Am K Y.

NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.
Zachovaly muz ' nejlepsich
letech pfsl BY 81 s6initi xna-
most "a pfi6inou siiatku Sc ze-
nou v start mexi 20. a so. 10.
by. Peuze upfimns minsnou
|nabfdku vdopise pod zna6kou
IA" zaslete do adm. "Sveta",
ASIA Broadway. 12--24
PR0NAJME Sc byt o 5ti po-
kojich nahofe, vse moderne
zarizeno. Najem $500 me-
siene. Haste Sc Y dis. 1874
Durkee Ave. Y sCorlett. 1924 1
PRoNAJME Sc vetsi byt o;f8
svetnicich g. koupenou ma
Broadway blfze vych, So. ul.,
hodici se pro vetsi rodinu. Hla-
ste Sc u Snetana Bros. 5317
Broadway. Telefon Broadway
3270 12-24
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-11-16

A week from next Thursday is
Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. p. j., Kussman and family
were Winner visitors, Thursday.
Mrs. j.. A. Burns went to Winner
last Sunday to observe Armistice Day.
There was a good crowd out to
church last Sunday to observe ARMS
tice Day.
c. f. Kcll and family were Wis
tors at the j. "A. Siegmund home last
Sunday.
One week from next Thursday is
Thanksgiving Day. Got your turkey
spotted YETI
NJ. II. Weed, wife and daughtel
spent Sunday at the Harper home
south of Wood.
C. l.. Kidwiler and family, of Win
ner, were Sunday guests at the j. Is.
Brown home here.
Ignorance will rob you of success
Get a business education at Nettleton
Commercial College, Sioux Falls. 1t
paws big dividends. Write for catalog.
Mrs. p. V. Tuell and daughter, Miss
Julia, drove over to Murdo Tuesday
evening, where they attended the reg
ular meeting of the Murdo chapter
that evening.
Mrs. p. V. Tuell will entertain the
Ladies Aid society at her home Just
south Of town on Thursday afternoon,
November %. All ladies are request
ed to be present.
It. F. Tobin went to Colome last
Saturday to attend the big Armistice
Day celebration there and to listen
to the state commander Of the Ameri-
can Legion, who delivered an address
there on that day.
Mildred Burns celebrated hei
twelfth birthday last Sunday by in
viting a number Of her young girl
friends to the hotel. Miss Mildred
proved herself to be a very admirable
and entertaining hostess.
The regular election of the local
chapter Of the o. f. S. will be held
at the Masonic Hall in Wood, on
Wednesday evening, November 81. All
members of the local chapter are re-
quested to attend this meeting.
Earl S. Clcaver returned to Wood
Tuesday, from Pierre, where he re-
Gently underwent an operation for
gall stones. Mr.. Cleaver is slowly
convalescing from Inc effects of the
operation and hopes to gain strength
quite rapidly from now on.
a number Of friends Of Fay Simp-
kins, living in the Cody neighborhood
walked in on him Tuesday evening Of
this week and gave him a very plea
SAINT surprise. The occasion was Fay's
twenty-sixth birthday and those pres
ent enjoyed the evening immensely.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-11-16

Next Tuesday the proposalmen Sc
lected last Tuesday will meet at White
River and elect three proposalmen to
represent Mcllette county at the state
proposal meeting to be held at Pierre
On Tuesday, December 4, when they
will propose candidates for state and
congressional offices.
"Thrce Men and A Maid" is the
title of the new story that will APP.
pear in the Pioneer, beginning with
The issue of November 80. This story
8 from the pen of p. G. Wodehouse,
the ace Of humorous writer's, and you
arc going to miss something good il
you fail to read Three Men ana A
Maid"
Tuesday evening Carl Tuell, about
5 years of age and Ardine Leedom
about twelve years of age, left here,
iding two of Carl's ponies. They
we're headed east, and Wednesday,
tobert Leedom, father Of the Leedom
Jov, went in search Of the two run
lways. He overlook them about
eight miles north of Witten and
brought his son back to Wood that
1vening, while Carl remained to
buck corn, according to our informa-
ton.
The political pot is beginning to
bubble quite freely, and local candi-
dates for county Offices are beginning
to come out from under kivver. At
present the indications are that there
will be no lack of candidates for any
of the Offices on the republican ticket,
and there are indications of a right
smart scrap for the nomination OF
sheriff on that ticket. Among those
we have heard mentioned as probable
candidates for sheriff are A. j. Krie-
ger of Butte Valley, j. II. Moses OF
Fairview, +. NJ. Brink of Wood pre-
cinct, T.. II. Barton of White River,
Bert Humphrey of White River, anG
by next Tuesday there will no doubt
be others brought forward.
Read the ads in the Pioneer.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-11-16
Boy Scout Notice

The next boy scout meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, November II.
The time of meeting was changed
from Monday to Tuesday evening so
as not to conflict with other activities.
1t is good news to all scouts to
know that Assistant Scoutmaster
Cleaver is home again and feeling as
well as can be expected after a serious
operation.
All scouts and to be scouts out
next Tuesday evening.
p. j. Kussman, Scoutmaster.