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The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05
Congressman Dyer
Here on May 25lh
Man Who introduced Anti-1ynching
Bill ON Lecture Tour of the
Western States.
LECTURE WILL BE BASED
ON "SHAME OF AMERICA"
Local Branch of N A. 4. G. T.. Is
Making Preparation for Big Occa-
sion, Says DIR. Turner.

Representative Leonidas c. Dyer of
Missouri. who introduced the Federal
anti-lynching bill bearing his name
in Congress, will address a mass
meeting here, under auspices of the
National Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People. on the night
of May 25th. In the Pilgrim Baptist
church, at P. NJ. Corner Cedar and
Summit avenue.
Mr.. Dyer is on countrywide tour
through the Middle and Far West.
lecturing under the Advancement As
sociation's auspices on the Shame of
America" against which a fight is to
be staged in the next Congress.
Backed by N. A. A. G. p.
Representative Dyer's measure was
passed in the House of Representa-
tives by a vote of 230 to 119 and was
favorably reported by the commit
tee on the judiciary of the Senate.
1t had to be abandoned when a group
of Southern Democratic Senators
served notice that their filibuster
would be continued against the anti
lynching bill. holding, up the business
of the entire ountry. until a pledge
was given by the Republicans that
the issue would not be forced In that
aaeefan
In connection with the meeting the
following statement from Mr.. Dyer
was given out at the local Office of
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
To Be National Issue.
II am going before the country on
the issue OF lynching, national
shame of which for thirty-five years
the states have failed to end and the
Federal government has failed to at
tack.
THE anti-lynching bill, which in
troduced in Congress and which was
passed by a vote of almost 2 to 1 in
the House of Representatives, was
stopped in the Senate by the filibuster
OF senator's from those states in
which most lynchings occur.
The Federal anti-lynching bill Is
not sectional. 1t applies to every
part of the country. 1t assumes that
an atrocity in America Is a national
disgrace whether It occurs in Georgia
or Texas or Oregon or Illinois.
II shall re-introduce this measure
in the next Congress. 1t will be re-
introduced, l believe, in the Senate.
Meanwhile I shall acquaint as many
American citizens as possible with
the horrors Of lynching in America.
and with the provisions OF the bill
designed to end those horrors.
eve shall then see II a small min
ority OF men from any group of states
can block an expression Of the will
Of the people Of this nation"
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05

jackson. Under his pastorate much
good is manifest and extensive plans
are in preparation for future activi-
ties.
On Sunday preaching at IL A. M,
with evening service at 8 p. M. The
Sunday school meets at $3.50 A. M.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come out and hear our pastor.
A social is given every Friday eve-
ming under the direction of the Stew
ardess board and choir.
Mrs. Few was awarded the prize
at the social last Friday evening
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05

Memorial services for the late Walter
H. Chestnut, which was to be held at
st. James A. M. e. church, May 18th.
has been postponed. Date will be an
nounced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gardener.
954 st. Anthony avenue. are the
proud parent Of 4 baby girl. who has
been named Glorietta- Mrs. Garden
er was formerly Elsie Richardson.
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Elsewhere.

Mr.. r. c. Archer. .Jr., of Norfolk,
Va, an architect. has been. awarded
the contract for the architectural
work and general supervision for the
erection Of seven buildings costing
100000 for white religious school
at Vienna, Ohio.
Coiored financiers Of Suffolk, Va.
have erected a beautiful hotel OF
about twenty rooms. It Il entirely
modern in appointments.
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MISS CLAUDINE WELLING-
TON ORGANIST AT GRACE
CHURCH.

Miss Claudine Wellington is the
youngest organist of our group in st.
Paul. She is organist at Grace C..
M. E. church, 81 East Water street.
Why not come and hear her?
The services are conducted by Rev
Y. J. Gamble, who succeeded Rev.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05
Camphor Church
Calls New Pastor
CHURCH HAS SELECT
LOCATION OF THE CITY

The NJ. E. churches among our
group in the Twin Cities are plan
ming a special expansive program.
Rev. David M. Jordan, former pastor
of Border Avenue M. e. church, Min
neapolis. succeeds DR. III. w. Sim
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05

Mrs. Lorraine Barkdale has re-
turned home, after having a very
pleasant visit in Chicago and Mon
treal for two months. She will re-
sumo her duties with Schuneman &
Evans Co. a. beauty culturist.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05

Our people are feeling keenly the
housing shortage. Rents have gone
up and few places are for rent.
Mr.. Fred d. McCracken, our real
estate dealer, reports the sale of the
hve-room bungalow. S26 Rondo
street. and also the five-room cottage
at SGT Rondo street.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-05-05
Along the Line
BY Fred d. McCrocken
With Our Gates.

For many years in the past we have
been bending every effort to get an
employee in the Office Of the county
assessor without success. However,
our patience have been awarded and
on Thursday last one Of our bright
and intelligent young women was
placed as clerk in this Office. Mr..
o. c. Hall was the influence back of
the appointment.
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ze je docela pfipraveha; nebu
deli Sc plavba zdati pfflis OBJ
tfznou,. doraziti az do Egypta
a plouti Nilern proti proudu.
Kdyz rozvijela svdlj cestovni
plan, byla tax podivne olive
ma, jakoby horeckou z blizke-
ho odjezdu. A oni Sc ma nj di-
vail pfekvapene. Markyz il
fekl:
"Ale draha hrabenko, media
tie Sc ma cestu Ultra. Mac Sc te-
dy tax rozehrivate? Cekejte
ma zadouci okamzik, kdy uzi-
jete dobre sve zabavy, jinak 81
Iznechutite cestu, nez byste il
zapotala !"
"Dobre, ucinim jine plany a
budu Sc snaziti vesti je k do
bremu. Neni sen podle vseho to
nejjistejsi a nejlepsf v zivote?
|Skutecnost nikdy no nedosti-
huje phvabem, dobrotou nebo
jase1n. - Sner1e! Sneme! To
tie prostfedek byti st'astfym!"
Armand il zatim pozoroval
neklidnyma ocima. Tato zafna
zivost po chmurne malatnosti
predeslych tydnd druhy den
po tax vaznem prudkem W.
stupu jej. podiyne lekala. Ia.
zal Sc chvilemi, zda-li Nina
rozcilena to1ika prudkymi otfe
sy zachoyavala dplny rozum
Avsak, tax jak byla zvlastni
byla zivost Minina vyznacena
tax jemnou vlidnosti,9 ze neby'
10 mono odhaliti v nj rozlade
nj, jez by projevovalo zmatel
iducha. A Armand, vraceje 81
k nj, vzpominal 81 ma svou ze
nu pied rokem pouze a shleds
lval, re byla takova jako Y
tomto okamziku: srsici du
chem a zarici pdvabem. Vse
chen ten lesk pobledl jehos vi
nou. Toto zafeni on zahali
smutkem.
, (Pokracovani.)
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vedomi sveho chote, abych jej
neznepokojila a chladnych
zamlk lekarovych jsem pocho-
pila, ze jest mdj zivot ohro-
Zen. Potrebovala bych zivot
klidny bez rozcileni a Wy vi
te, doprala-li mi ma posetilost
klidu. Ma nemoc Sc cd nekoli-
ka tydnd tax vazne zhorsila,
ze Sc bojim, Re zemru nahle a
necham Amanda opusteneho,
bez utechy. bez naklonnosti.
Slyste mne dobre, dcerusko,
mann strach, zel bude sam u
mne umirajici snad prtve.
Nam strach z jeho zoufalstvi,
nedivefuji jeho pfepiatosti.
Konecne bych nechtela odeji-
til, aniz bych Vas opet spatfha,
aniz bych Vas polibila, ani7
bych Vam oznamila svou po.
sledni vdli. Nemohu jiz dlou.
no zdstati ma zemi, chtela
bych, abyste nebyla prilis da.
leko ode nne, Mohla-i. by m
byti poprana ia radost sevfit
Vasi a Armandoyu ruku; spo
jene We sve ruce, az vydechnr
naposledy, odesIa bych klidnl
Zdvihlo modravou mlhu, je1
mi, ze? On byl mou jedinou Il
skou We svete. A v te chvili
kdy odchazim, odkazuji Van
jej povinnosti, abyste jej m
lovala jako ia jsem jej milovs
la a abyste mne nahradila I
neho, abyste bdela mad jeht
St6stim. Poslechnete-li mne
draha dceruSko, vyslechnett
me posledni prani a zaslouzit'
81, abych Vam zehnala z,
vsech sill sve uklidnene lasky
- Nina"
Kdyz to uCinila, pccitila i
pine ulehceni. Nezbyvalo j
uz mic nez zfti nekolik dnf, je.
il delily cd Luciina pfichodu
nebot' ami minutu nepfipou
stella, ze by uucie nepfisla. I'm
la prilis pevnou povahu dive
,tnu, nez ably pochybovala o ie!
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OdnodlanOStl. Iarlcl a JeSte te
pie slunce proniklo oknem.
zdvihla 1nodravou mlhou, jez
Sc vale1a po t,avnicfch JaRG
kouf. Kapicky rosy Sc chvely
ma stromeeh q We v9tvich pole,
tovali ptaci, zpivajice. Ma o..
kraji plane ma ceste tahlo spfe
zeni koni pluh a prdvodce bez
starostn9 prasxal bicem, kra-
ceje rannfm vsduchem. Nina
pravila k sob9: Vcera tax bylo
a bude tax z.tra. Odejdu, mic
Sc nezm9ni. vesmir bude miti
jen 0 atom meme a to je vsecko.
Ubohe lidstvi, jez srovnavas
sve bolesti, tax malicherne a
slabk, s nejvetsimi prevraty
sv9ta a jez nafikas pro neko-
lik okamzikd rtrpeni pred tva
ii vecnosti. Splstila zaclonu a
ably zapomnela, snazila Sc spa
lti.
| 4II.
Reklo by-ssr ze posle dnim
,vahanim pani de Fontenay,
zmizely jeji hofke roztrzitosti.
Dny, ktere nasledovaly po O.
deslani jejiho listu slecne An
drimontove a po prichodu mar
kyzov6, widely il roztomilou,
usmevavou, okraslenou tax ja-
ko v nejskvelejsi dobe sveho
zivota. Ucinila Sc koketni pro
smrt, jakoby il chtela svesti a
nauciti, ably 81 vazila sve kori.
sti. Dala 81 praci ably Sc libila
a to Sc il podafilo. Markyz a
Armand, udiveni timto neoce'
kavanym rozvitfm po tax smu
the sklfcenosti, podlehali obs
nadseni teto st'astne vzruseno
sti. Necitili vseho, co nj bylt
|fervosni, prepjate a strojene
Nina zavedla umeni pretvafky
laz tam, ze cinila plany ma ii
mu. Mluvila O tom, re Sc usad
: Nv Cannes, re pronajme parn
Eyachtu a projedou pomalu "a
liv az do Neapole. Zdala Sc Il
| dostiva novych krajin a fikala
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POSLEDNi LASKA.
- r q M Is NJ
NapsAl G. Ohnet. Pfelozil ]. Sajic.

Dnes, kdyz nechtela nijak
ustoupiti re svych prav ma Ar
manda, byla s to nabidnouti
mu svobodu "a jedinou podmin
ku, ze bude chtiti zit:a netrpeti
jiz. A tento posledni dstupek
byl bezdceln5, tato obet' sve
l&sky a sve pychy byla marna.
Snad ami nemohla Sc ob6tovati
pro toho, jejz milovala., Nepfi
jal jeji vznesene ob9tavosti.
Plakal pri nj pohnutfm, obdi-
VEN a vdecnosti, ale odmftl. il.
Pomijejici blesk radosti "a
svitl v jejich ocfch, kdysi tax
krasnych, nyni talk smutnych.
Bylo' mu mozno odmftnouti tu-
to obetavost, kterou lnu nabi-
zela, avsak' mimo jeho moe by
la zabraniti, aby, imu il vnutila.
Vdli jednoho Sc protivila vdle
druheho. A odmital-li Armand
svou svobodu a neumrfti, kdo
mohl zabraniti Nine, ably ze-
mfela tax mu vratila svobo-
du? Ano, zemfiti. Byla toho
schopna. Zahada, .jez vyvstala
"a rozmluvy s chotem a jejiz
rozreseni videla nejasne, usta-
lila Sc v techto slovech: Proto-.
ze umira, ze nemdze byti mi
lovan Lucii a protoze, aby byl
il milovan, musi byti svobo-
den, zbyva mi nez umfiti.
Zde, sama S sebou, mela po-
sledni slabost pri myslence, re
jiz neuvidi toho, jehoz laska
byla dokonce principem jejiho
zivota. Ale k cemu zivot, kdyz
uz il nemiloval? Uboha Nina,
meme srdce, nemela jiz mic
nez zmizeti, protoze byla ma
prekazku stesti drahe bytosti,
kterou, jak snila, ucini vzdy
st'astnou. Pon6vadz nebyl il
uz st'asten, touzila, ably byl
st'asten tou, ktera il jej vzala.
A chystala sc il jej dati bez o.
, hfedu ma svou zarlivostA ma svo
il pychu, Ia cenu vsech lid
skych bolesti. Ale bylo nutno,
ably byl st'asten. Umre-li ona,
neni to mic. Myslila, re to bu-
de vysvobozeni a re " tichu a
klidu hrobu odpocine 81 lahod-
ne cd sveho sziraveho rozcile-
nj, cd svych zui'ivych muk.
Oh! Zapomneni! Zapomneni
zla, jez vytrpela zla, jez 81
pfala. Neb mela chvile nena-
visit a trpela ia JENNA bytost
tax svym zastim jako tim, re
byla mucena. TetO vZnesene
dust bylo zasti a hnev poskvr-
nenim. Ziznila ocistiti Sc v upl
ne obeti sebe same. Jeji hrdin
most mela smyti jeji slabosti.
Nebot' ona, jez prave vyctla
Armandovi, ze je slab chce
sc zabiti, citila dobre, re je
hrdinna, kdyz sc rozhodla Ze-
mfiti. Mezl jejich dvema roz-
hodnutimi byl ten rozdil, re
jeji bylo velke a plodne ,avsak
Armandovo bylo marne a jalo.
We. On by byl povolil chabo.
sti a dnave. Byl by zemrel, a.
by sc vidal zapasu. Ona by ze
mfeha, ably zabranila utrpen
jinych.
JIM, to byla Lucie a Armand
Musiia je spojiti We sve mysli
A tn citila dobfe, re jeste III
je, &C byla tax blizka vecno
sti. NebOt' mela krisI vasne pr
mySlence, re odejde a oni z1
stanou u sebe. Vzdati Sc zivo
to bylo proste, ale vzdati Sc /
sky! oh! Jaky vnitrni zapa
nez doSla k tomu, aby prijal
bez odboje, ze Armand a Luci
Sc spoji opojeni spolecneh
Stesti. Proto Sc tedy odevzdals
ze odejde. Ale kdyby byla me
hla zastriti svou mysl zavt
jem. ably nevedela, co Sc stan
al by zde jiz nebyla, byl
by meme rozjitrena. Vedeti n
pied, ze Ona a on Sc vaSnive
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
Sc stravou. Haste Sc " els.
4483 Jewett St. Is
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DR. O B N f
ON 4 M KY

HLEDA Sc mensi byt pro diva
manzele, mozno-li domek sam
pro sebe. Nechte adresl v
admin. t. listu. LIS
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dfky il?

mOzne dlky j?
Upadla do desive zoufalo-
sti, padla ma kolena, bla lce-
lem o podlahu, vysilala zoufale
prosby k pffrode, k nebi, Bo-
hu. Zadala, by zazrak il vra-
It'll jeji mladi, krasu, ably il je-
il chot' jeste miloval. Prosila
Vecneho Pana, ably vytrhl z
Armandova srdce hrisnou las
ku, ktera jej vabila k, Lucii.
Boufila Sc proti zniceni sveho
zivota. Zurive prilnula k zivo-
tn. Mela strach pred chladem,
prazdnotou, neznamem. Why
kala, plakala. Hodinu byla ko-
fisti sklitenosti tax hluboke,
jak velika pred tim byla jeji e
nergie. :,
PAX sc opet ovladla a zarde
la Sc mad svou slabosti. Jak!
Hmota il mohla tax pfemoci
mad duchem? Ubohe a bidne
lidske telo pro sve pudy, zado
sti slabosti! Tam tedy dospe-
la? Zraditi a zneuctiti il ha-
nebnymi kapitulacemi.
Spokojene 81 uvedomila, re
otrok Sc pfestal bouriti proti
svemu panu, re telo vykona,
co mysl rozhodla. Cd te chvi-
lie jista sebou byla klidnejsi a
chystala provedeni sveho "a
meru. Predevsim musila zabez
peciti Amanda pred prvni
prudkosti jeho zarmutku. Ne
bot nepochybovala, re by kru-
t6 trpel jeji ztratou. Lucie je-
dina by dovedla umoriti prud-
kost tohoto vybuchu litosti,
ktery jej mohl, kdyby byl sam,
ponechan sobe samemu, vesti
k zoufalemu cinu.
Rozhodla Sc, re napise divce
Itehoz rama. Nemohla ztraceti
casu: kazda chvile, jez mijela,
odnimala il rozum a zivot Ar
lmandqv. A pax nebylo. lepe
lzkratiti desne cekani; sveho
Irozhodneho konce? Ably zastfe
la svou smrt a nedala tuSiti,
!jaky dill v tom mela ieji vile,
ucinila malicherna opatreni.
Pokladala "a nutne, ably byl v
zamku markyz de Villenoisy,
ably vlozil k tomu svou velkou
vaznost, kdyby nejake podezre
nj privodilo vysetrovani po-
kus zjisteni. Prala 81 odejiti, "a
niz by vzbudila jine city nez Ii
tost smutek. Teto JENNIE a
uslechtile povaze musilo Sc o.
Skliviti skandalni okoli jejiho
smrtelneho loze. TAX il pode-
sila bolest a ona hledela zmir
niti svij prichod do vecnosti.
Mela pO ruce morfium, ktere
minuly rok poslouzilo k utise-
nj bolesti jedne z jejich zen
tezce nemocne. Nikdo nevedel,
re ma tento jed. A pomala a
= sladka malatnost, do ktere by
il pfivedl, dovedla by il k span
ku, z nehoz neni probuzeni.
TAX Sc il zdalo, re vse je
dobre vypocitano. Usvit belle
jeji okno. Napadlo j napsat
dopisy markyzovi, ably jej 20
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc stor, hodici Sc
pro jakykoliv obchod, pohodl-
ny byt nahofe a dvojita garaz.
Nechte Vasi adresu pod znac-
kou Box $50 v adm. t. listu.
lilo
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PRlJMOU Sc bejstovatky a
dodel3vacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. -Noyotny, $3.50 E. SO.
ulice. !?
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e -
PRODA 81 nabytek do jidel-
ny, parloru, lcznice, davenport
set, White sici stroj, fonograf,
kabinet do kuchyhe. kuchyh-
ska kamna ma plyn, vthfevnf
kamna ma suhli, plyn e1elkta.i-
ku, stojany ma !kyztiny. q jine
veci. vse Y nejlepsfm pofadku
ga ceny nejlevnejSf. Chcete-
Ii prodat neb vymenit vaS ma
bytek, oznamte nam, my plati-
me dobre ceny. Haste sc v {.
4313 Clark Ave. Is
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PRIJME Sc divka ma vSeobec-
nou domaci praci. DOLBY do
NOV pro hodnou divku. Haste
Sc v cis. 3171 Warrington Rd.
Shaker Heights. Tel. Fair
mount 3842 r. 1-5
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RRoNAJMoU Sc diva, pokoje
pro diva pany, beze stravy.
Haste Sc v {. 5818 Cable Ave.
Is
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PRIJMoU Sc masinafky ma
zenskou praci. Haste SIC u j.
Mezery, $3.50 Cable Ave. 1-5
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PRONAJME Sc storek rohovy
s byt5n neb Bez byt,i na Sto-
rer Ave. Haste Sc Y cfs. 1902
Storer Ave.
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PRIME Sc.

PRIME Sc zkuseny Die
Maker. Haste sc v elsie
1O101 Quincy Ave. 1-6
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PRlJME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Dobry plat. Haste Sc v ne
deli v cis. 1889 vtch. So. ul. !?
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PRODA Sc iednorodinnt dim
10 6 svetnicfch IS koupelnou,
sklep pod celym domem, kom-
binacni fernes, garA4 a lot je
40 pfi 14O str. Haste Sc v Z.
1910 Bartlett Ave. 2 vych.
|131. ul. LIS
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PRIJME Sc divka do .pekaf-
skeho Obchodu. Haste Sc u j.
Karbana, 3171 zap. 70. ul. 1-5
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PRODA Sc krasny trikusovy
davenport, tapetovany set,
karpet 9x12 q t6z jine karpe-
ty, set do jidelny, honcertni
Baby-Grand piano, kanape, Ia
NINA ma tvrde uhli, plynova W.
hfevni kamna, dresser, chiffo-
nier, mahoganIovy library stdl,
elektricka Tampa, postele, ma.
txRce alrtzne jin& vee1stse veil
mi LEVINE. DUvazka zdar1i1a.
Haste sc v els. 3343 Fulton
Rd. Is
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PRODA Sc novy dunn, vse ma
jedne podlaze, moderne zafi-
zeny. Haste Sc v cis. 1864
Bartlett Ave. z vJch. 131. ul.
! 10
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PRoDA S. jednorodinng dim
o 6ti pokojch, lined k nast4-
hovani. Nal@za se M oakfisld
Ave., blne vych. .1sl. ul. Csns
$6550.00 Haste SO Vi Cha4.
Dusty, 1881 E.. AZ. ul. Wash
ington Park. Tel. Union S46-L
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

PRODA Sc, Vyhfsvni komns
ma tvrd6 . mskke uhH, ksimua
ma plyn, kuchyhsakA ksmna ma
uhli a jedny kolnbhscni. kAbi
net do kuchyns "a, $4,000, ma
bytek do jidsmy, l0znice sneb
bud ' cel'ku 1lsb jed
notlivS, stofky . stpjany No
kvetiny . podcbn6. Po#ebur
iete-li neco; .pfNd' 70, - !; podi-
vat budete yitani. Hlaste eSse
Ii es.s 43l2 Clark Ave. H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

vYMENl Sc majetek . dvou
domech ma jednorn lote "a jed
notlivy dun u Broadway-C Cor
lett neb Union kary. Xezme sc
lot co splatlka. Blizsi sdsn 'se
v els. 47O0 Gear Ave. l-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

PRODA 81 culnowina10vt OBJ
obchOd j delikateshi, 3 pFode-
jena Skolnich potTeb " {. SIO7
w. lit. St. hlme Loraii' Ave.
Najem ze storu q obydH pesEe
$500 v okolf 3 mil :neni po-
dobn&ho obca1odu. Cena $140O.
Tez majet4k mCzno kohpiti -
levnou cenu. lie
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-16

Lewis County Fair and Stock Show
Oct. 1856.
Get your HARVEST coal. from
the MADISON.
/ Big and little monkey and stilson
wrenches at Laier's.
FOR SALE-cheap, good threshing
outfit. Union State Bank.
The best binder Irvine, '.CIoverleaf
brand" at the Nezperce Rochdale Co.
Are you going to build a silo9-
See Prairie Lumber Co.
For auction sale dates see Herald
Office. Harry C. Cranke, auctioneer
Wall paper Sc ana up for single roll
at Laier's. Complete stock.
Black and White concrete sand at
the MADISON LUMBER & MILL
co.
Don't wear your glad rags to the
reube dance at the Winchester Pavil-
ion Saturday night
Binders, cultivators, wagons, farm
machinery, etc, for sale cheap. En-
1uire at the Union State Bank.
Reports indicates that the coming
apple crop will be one of the largest
yet harvested in the northwest.
A. G. Gross, the highly esteemed
pioneer of the Mohler and this com
munity who now resides at Enumclaw |
Wn., came in the first of the week to
visit relatives and old friends and look |
after local business interests. He
had the misfortune to lose the fine
crop on his farm near Mohler by the |
hail storm which recently visited that
section.
Curtis j. Miller of this city last
week finished his work of adjusting
hail insurance losses in the recently
: hailed out" district north of this
city and is this week engaged in
like service in the Anatone country.
He will go thence to Wenatchee to
make adjustments for some 200 fruit
growers who suffered in the recent
lail storms.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-16

Lewis County Pair and Stock sOo,
Oct. 4-5.6. 'OA SNOW
Special price on snorx sb,r,an -,
'wo-Dy-fours. Prairie Lumber Co.
Need any extras for your Rumal,
harvesting 1aachinery' Laier has ,em
A real "hey, reube'' dance at N,
winchester Pavilion Saturday niob+
Does your motor pump Oils s.,
cure. - '"'
County Assessor E. H. Ratliff is in
BOISE THIS week attending the state
convention of county assessors
BLACKBERRIES- so crate da
iiyered in Nezperce. Phone llol7.
Mrs j c. Hardin, Pardee, Idaho. y. .
How about new wagon tongue or
bundle rack for harvests See the
MADISON LUMBER & MILL co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heston visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r Hos.
ton, at Fairfield, Wn., the first Of the
week.
Mrs. w. E. Markell and Mrs. H. II.
Haynes visited with Mrs. Perry Mitch
ell in Nezperee last Saturday.-Reg-
lister, Craigmont.
Save eight cents or more per bushel
by buying a Fordson tractor and
Wood Bors. Separator from Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
Attorney P. w. Mitchell left Sun.
day for Portland, where he is taking
part in the national D. o. X. K. con-
clave this week.
LOoK-Large Semdac oil mon.
$50, quart semdac liquid gloss for
floors, etc, $1.25. Special-both for
$l.9s at Laier's. No better floor pol |
Usher and oil on the market.
STRAY-Came to my place three |
weeks ago, 2-year-old black filly; star
in face. Owner may have same on
payment of keep and cost of this no
lice VIM. A. Eastman. 12-I
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller made a
short visit to the homes of his father
and sister, P. +. Miller and Mrs. Glen
Biggart, at Harrington, Wn., last
week.
Mrs. H. w. Niles, who has been in
lewiston for several weeks under the
are of physician and who is report
d much improved in health, went to
spokane the first of the week for 3 I
Tisit with relatives, before returning
o her home here.
Z. V. Wilson, of Kamiah, was in
own on business mission Tuesday
Ie and Mrs Wilson are guests at the
ONE of their daughter, Mrs. J. M.
'ettis, east of this city, this week and
re taking turn-about entertaining
heir grandson, Wade Porter Belts, ]
lille his parents are looking after
arvest duties.