davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

SUI caracter de legislatures de lide-
res cualquiera de las muchas incorrec-
clones y hasta inmoralidades que han
ocurrido o pudieran ocurrir, en- ell Mu-
nicipio de la gran Ciudad metropoli-
tica, sencillamente porque en- los es-
tatutos del Estado existe va marcado
ell camino de los tribunales de justicia
como ell unico medic de remediarlas
Die a uSted OtraS cosas mas qut
sc guarda, perO que seguramente Il
dieron "A entender bien clnro que no es.
taba usted tratando con ningun pro
vincianO farmer" dc aquellos quie
mes Sc puede amenazar impdnemente
(COntinua en- la pagina A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

| ROMA, septiembre 7.-Sigue Mus
solini en- su entrevista tratando del
asunto sensational en- que estan en-
vueltas Grecia Italia y anade: Lo pri
nero que yo creo que debe hacerse en-
este case es averiguar con ojos de
verdad 81 es possible considerar res
pansable de los asesinatos los al
baneses Y no los griegos, los cua-
les yo juzgo los 1nicos autores de esta
monstruosidad; y en- case de que re-
suite asi, yo mismo modifcare los
terminus del Ultimatum trasmitido
por Roma Atenas, aun cuando mis-
demandas hayan sido aceptadas.
Francia, entire los poderes, debe re-
Icordar los cincuenta millones en- fran
cos ORC que erigio de Grecia por ell
asesinato de sus marinos en- Zappeion,
al juZgar 81 tenemos no razon los
italianos para solicitar que Sc nos in
demnice de la muerte de nuestros of
ciales. No solamente los griegos sino
los funcionarios de aquel pals son res
ponsables de este hecho sin preceden-
tes, y de ser ellos los autores del cri-
men, mis- demandas aumentaran por
la sanction complementaria de los po-
deres. Cualquier punto de vista que
presente la investigation realizar
por los grandes poderes, la opinion
italiana no cesara de sentirse irritada
por ell asesinato cometido en- ofciales
de su nacion, sobre todo ante la acti-
tud de Gran Bretaiia refejada en- SUI
prensa, actitud amenazante para to-
das las naciones sin senalar ninguna
en- particular. NADIA sera possible pa
ra detenernos en- nuestros justos emo
jos nj para aceptar un compromise
que eche a un lado ell homer nacional Y
! ell prestigio de Italia entera, olvidando
ell crimen cometido en- nuestros oficia-
/ les. No estamos dispuestos nj So
meterlos a una decision conciliadora
salida de Ginebra, nj de otra parte
cualquiera: yo creo que Francia en-
nuestro case actuaria 10 mismo y Sc
impondria su antojo para hacer res
! petar sus derechos. Y yo, Mussolini,
me he situado en- ese lugar, y conmigo
la nacion italiana entera.
| PARIS, septiembre 7.-Ha sido de-
signado para presidir ell Consejo de
Embajadores ell Sr. Cambon, de Fran
cia, y en- la session celebrada aver acor-
dose nombrar un comite que realizara
una activa labor en- la averiguacion
de los movies de los asesinatos CO.
metidos en- Grecia en- las personals de
los ofciales italianos inmolados en-
Jannina. Cree ell Consejo que la de-
cision que emita dicho comite debe
considerarse inapelable ante la Liga
de las Naciones, por ell convencimien-
to en- que los Embajadores estan de
.ue no hay otra solucion que dar este
asunto ue el que ellos tomen. Anun-
ciase por conductos franceses que Gre
cia ha decidido aceptar las condicio-
mes del Ultimatum italiano, siempre
que cese inmediatamente la ocupacion
de Corfu.
| MAS Gables en- Ia cuarta uapina. \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07
AYUDANDO A ACRECER A SANTURCE
Y A RIO PIEDRAS.

Ell servco de los eecco mas que nng1n oro factor
ha contribuido al crecimieno de Santurce Rio Pedras
I'm servco regular SECURE ha convertible la secc6n
entire Ell de San Antonio Rio Pedas suburbo
residential de San Juan la exsenca de los ecros
debdo Ell de pobac6n rqueza de Sntuce
notable expansion de Rio Pedras Pense Is ata 10
AMOS amos usted dara de como han derroado
estas seccones.
Es mas estas eccion han credo tai extension que han
rezagado Ell crcmento de nuesro ervcio 1nicaente
hemos podo hasta la fecha obtener authorization
haeer las extenones mejoas necaras Ahora
diendo pmo servo de transpoe adecuado
do pueda enar las necesdades de todos los enen
que viajar cada dia
San Juan AFR0NTA problema de transportation
Porto Rico Railway Light & Power Co.
Manuel " DOmenech
DIRECTOR.
LUZ. TRANSPORTATION FUERzA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

LONDRES, septiembre 7.-El i'm
portante diario Evening Star" publ
ca un despacho de Belgrade en- que da
la noticia que la reina Maria ha dado
a luz un nino, con toda felicidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

LONDRES, septiembre 7.-El mar
co acusa una nueva enorme baja, CO.
tizandose actualmente en- ciento cin-
cuenta millones por libra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

(Mas Cables en- la cuarta pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-07

Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc, Editores.
Ofcinas Allen 48 St., (altos).
, 1923-03-18
icaLs =: Vaudeville : News of Local Offerings 5: Notes of Fitndor

amount Pictures entrusted to her h
task of both directing and writing a
particularly big special production.
Tho Yelled Adventure" IS one of
those light entertaining comedies
which suggest stage performances by
Willie Collier and John Barrymore.
Tho plot is cleve and the merriment
comes from Iegitimately developed sit
uations. The adventure of the ute
is a part OF the campaign which the
principal feminine character. played
by Miss Talmadse. puts on TO make
the man she has decided to marry
change a lot Of rather foolish ideas he
has expressed concerning the kind OF
a girl he would consider suitable to
DO his wife.
Harrison Ford appears in leading
support OF the star. The late Walter
Edwards directed the production.
, 1923-03-18

are made well while they wait. and
callously healthy persons will find
now use for their well being. turns
tears to laughter and makes life
really worth while. 1t sets a fun
making pace that is hard to follow.
The vaudeville features are all new
and quite different from anything yet
presented by this clever company Of
entertainers. The quartet will offer
all new selections. Ben Heater. known
as the banjo king. will be an added
attraction and also plays a prominent
part in the tabloid.
The p~hotoplay, Shirley Kaye" fea-
turing Clara X mball Young. is bound
to be a hit with the picture fans.
Playing opposite Miss Young is
Corliss Giles. one OF the most popu-
lar leading men in motion pictures.
Another member of the cast is Claire
whitney, who is fast approaching
the position of stardom. That ster'
ling actor. George Fawcett. has a
big role, and he portrays 1t admir-
ably, while George Baccus. Frank
Otto and John Sunderland give a
good account OF themselves.
The story of shirley Kaye" Is one
that will strongly appeal TO all who
like to see defenseless womanhood
triumph over wealth. It tells of a
young girl whose father faces hnan
cial ruin, through a successful coup
of his financial rival. The girl steps
into the breach. and by exercising her
vii "s her Powers of fascination, win
the fight for her father.
Mss Young plays the role OF the
, 1923-03-18

tered the bonds OF matrlmony
The younger set are being allowed
20 go their way in peace, more or
less, while everyoue is concentrating
conversation on the married women,
their shortcomings. and especially
the yearnlnE which they have sprout-
ed in tho twentieth century TO pur-
sue a career outside their home
interests.
Dozens OF the latest 'best.sellers"
on the book dealers shelves are son
cerned with tho difficulties and In
tricacies OF twentieth century mar
rage. especially tho complexities
thai: arise when q woman is am
bilious enough TO want TO carry on
some work IN addition to homo
making.
Thomas II. Inco has contributed
the latest, n feature picture dealing
with the new woman It is What
A Wife Learned" "a powerful love
story that has been told from an
angie as original rs It IS startling,
II is not a prenchment or a sex story.
II is big entertainment.
When n woman OF the east TO
whom life spells CAREER IN large
letters" falls in love with a primitive
westerner and marries him, when he
promises never In n way to inter
fere with her wish to write, things
begin to happen at nee. Against a
shifting background which gives
elimpses Of life on the two coasts. Il
story, tensely emotional. tremendous
, 1923-03-18
Head Stuffed By
Catarrh Or Cold?

II your nostrils are cloEged. your
throat distressed. or your head Is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold. ap.
ply a little pure. antiseptic. germ de-
stroying cream into your nostrils. It
penetratss through every air passage.
soothing inhomed, swollen mem
branes and you get instant relief.
How good Il feels. Your nostrI,s
are open. Your head is clear. No
moro hawking, snuffling. dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from any
druggist. Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure.-Advertisement.
, 1923-03-18

y gripping, has been told. The con.
dtct which inevitably when the
wife writes q best.seller and goes to
The city TO c~ollaborate with a play
wright in It's dramat'zstion works
out to a mighty conflict. In the end,
when she sees her husband strug
Cling for hts life in hood waters that
have swept down from a broken
dam, the woman foregwears every
ching U the love which she rocog
nizes Is tho greatest thing in the
world.
The unAnimity with which both
screen writer's md noyelists have
''panned'' the modern woman" re.
Gently has resulted in a vigorous pro
test from women OF national impor-
lance. a number of whom have come
forth in magazine columns with
vigorous statements that a woman
can make a home and pursue n sue.
cessful career simultaneously. provid
Ing she has brains and intelligence"
Tho men are saying nothing so
loudly and chuckllng so quietly that
some OF the suspicious sisters are
shouting propaganda" But at least
the fapper is getting n rest. And
the married ones are used to war
fare" they say.
What A Wife Learned" plays at
the America theater Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday.
, 1923-03-18
RE:VUECOMPAHY
PUTS ON New
MUSICAL SHOW
Vaudeville Features All New
-Photoplay Is Clara Kim
ball Young Picture

Commencing with the usual matinee
time. 2:sO and running continuously.
the Revue of Revues company nav
an exceptional bill to offer Columbia,
patrons today. "Dr. links SAM
tarium" Is the title of the musical
comedy and Bobby Vail. the producer.
says he has DR.. Coue beat n mile with
his auto-suggestion. and says h new
production is a whirly girly zig-zag
of extraordinary splendor. II is
real pepsin for Indigestion. Invalids
, 1923-03-18

Clean your bowels-then feel fine,
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset.
bilious. when your head is dull or
aching. or your stomach IS sour or
gassy. Just take one or two C~ascarets.
AS soon as the bowels begin acting
and bowel poison and bowel gases are
, 1923-03-18

young daughter. and does some of
the very best work she has yet con
tributed 10 the screen. Corllss Giles
essays the role Of the man from the
West from whom Miss Young secures
the means Of gaining her triumph.
The story of Shirley Kaye" was
adapted to the screen by Margaret
Turnbull and the picture was directed
by Joseph Hanaford.
, 1923-03-18
|Of
"CASCARETS' TO CLEAN BOWELS
When Sick. Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for
Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds

cleared away. you will feel like a new
person.
Cascarets never sicken or cramp
you. Also splendid for c~onstipatei
children. 10 cents n box. also % and
so cent sizes. Any drug store
Advertisement.
, 1923-03-18
CONSTANCE TALMADGE IS
STAR OF PARAMOUNT FILM
At WYOMING This week.

"The Vailed Adventure" in which
Constance Talmndge Is to appear at
the Wyoming theatre Saturday. is
from a story by julia Crawford Ivers.
Those who follow the fortunes of the
photoplay industry will at ono recall
hat Miss Ivers has won signal hon
ors since she first took up the pro-
fcss.on of writing specially for the
photoplny screen. Not long ago Par
, 1923-03-18
WHAT 4 WIFE LEARNED ISL
THOMAS H. |NCE PRODUCTION
Theme Of Film Is the New Wife" and the Story Of
An Age Old Love-Not a Preachment or a
Sex Story, But a Study Of Career.

Women have been "panned' so consistently in recent lit
erature and on the screen that it looks as if active warfare
had been declared on "the modern woman" and all her ways.
Long skirts have switched popular discussion from the
jazz flapper to her slightly more mature sister who has en-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
ZASEDANf MESTSKE
~
-

Vterejsf schIze m9stsk6
rady m6la velice klidny prd-
beh a netrvala dlouho. Mayor
Fred Kohler s n9kolika radni-
mi odesli do M9stskeho Audi
toria aby sledovali scitanf hla
sd, z ktereho jest patrno, ze
nova m9stska rada slozena
bude z Is republikand, sesti
demokrat1 a Gtyf neodvislych.
Ia jednani byla pfijata reso-
luce, odporucujfci strhnouti
starry dfev6ny most prepina-
jfcf koleje drah New York
Central ma vych. 152. ulici v
Collinwood, ktery nahrazen
bude mostem cementovym ma
kterouz stavbu rozpoct9nou
ma $350,O00 mesto prispeje
$115,OO0. Pnjata byla / reso-
luce radnfho Orlikovsk6ho,
die kter& ma mesto uvitati pol
sk6ho generala Josefa Halle
ra, jenz ma cest9 Amerikou
zavft& i do Clevelandu.
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DOBRE ODPORUcENf VSEM
NASTAVAJfCfM NE.
VESTAM.

Ne sice novou pravdu, ale
takovou, cjez nemdze byti vre-
.leji doporucena vsem nasta-
vajfcim zfnkam pronesla slec-
ma Florence LaGanke, redak-
torka rubriky domaciho ho-
spodarstvi zdejsiho Plain Dea
leru " prednasce v centrale
Y. w. C. A. ma thema "stesti
v manzelstvi".
"Muzi miluji takovou potra
WI, ktere zvykli, v tom Sc po-
kud vim, media niceho delati.
Mlada zfnka caste slysi, ze
to neb ono jidlo dovedla mat
ka liovomanzela lepe pripravi
|ti,"' prayila recnice, Sc soucas
nou 'pobfdkou, ably mlade ze-
ny vanovaly vice pozomosti
kuchareni a hledely ustroji-
I'll jfdla spise 'Inalo,' ale dobra.
Rada stoji "a iuvazenou, neb
jiz stare pfislom pravi, neni
sice nikterak poetick6, ale
jiste pravdive, ze '.spatnA, ku
charka dovede zniciti j. nejho-
roucnejsf lasku". t.
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ODSOUZEN K SMRTI " e.
LEKTRICKE .zIDLI.5ia

Cosmo Ferranto probodl
dvoulete dite Ernesta Ferrit-
ta, dne 16. ledna 1919, "a L.
toku ma matku tehoz. "a Gin
byl pohnan pred okresniho
soudce w. MacMahona a je-
likoz Sc k cinu doznal, bude
v sobotu odsouzen k smrti v
elektricke zidli pro vrazdu
prveho stupne bez odporuceni
k milosti. Ferranto zprvu "a
piral, ale kdyz bylo zrejmo,
ze re zlocinu bude usvedcen,
primal Sc v commence, re mu
bude smrt ma popravisti use
trena. Nadeje jeho vsak jest
marnou, neb soudce jiny roz-
sudek vynesti nemGze.
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z scINNosTr INDUsTRrALHi
1.s: 4 KUMISE.

Il -
Columbus, O., 12. listopadu.
Poranenf delnfci v Ohiu v po-
ctu- 176,427 podali naroky die
delnickeho kompensacniho "a
kona industria]ni komisi a
narokd dmrtnich podano 8O3,
die vyrocnf' zpravy podane
dns guvernerovi direktorem
industrialnich vztahI, HERNIA
mem r. Witterem. Prijmy ko-
mise W minulem roce chilly
$1I50O,00O a t9leso toto ma
$42,000,00O investovano v rd-
znych bondech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
FALESNf "OURADOVE" u
KRADLI HRACf AUTO
MATY.

Do hostince pi. Burgenste-
rove ma State I'd. a Wick I'd.
II Parma, pfijeli vScerra, prave
kdyz strujila 2 'hostnm obed,
diva muzi, ktefi Sc predstavili
jako nrednfci s oznamenitn,
ze 81 jedou pro "slotmasiny'
Burgensterova nie nenamitala
a jeste projevila .ochotu zao-
patriti Jim nastroje, coz oba
"ouradove" odmitli. Zasroubo-
vane diva stroje odtrhli, vhodi-
Ii do auta a odjeli. Ia dobrych
$50 niklakd bylo pry v jejich
dtrobach. V mistnosti jest ne
kolik strojkG jinych, ktere ne
zvani 'inspektori nechali ma. po
koji.'
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S. -. .tlr.s kssSa.
S0CHA cESKEHO UMELCE
II ZAKOUPENA.

Chicago, IL. list. Spolek
Pfatel americkeho umeni kou
pill cd znameho ceskosloven-
skeho, sochare Maria Korbe-
la sochu "Noc" daroval il
zdejsfmu Art Institutu. Socha
Korbelova jest postavena ma
testn6m m1ste We stredu PRIV.
nj galerie v nfz nyni jsou wy.
staveny obrazy a sochy anne
rickych um6lcI. Kritika vse-
obecne vyslovuje Sc o dilu Kor
believe nadsene a zvlast9 Sc
chvalf neobycejne postaveni
tela a krasa modelovani.
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PROCES s WALTONEM.
Svsdkovs vyrr6vi, jak 81 gu-
werner pomohl k $48, 600
.g residenci.

Oklahoma City, Okla, IL.
listopadu. Finan6ni transakce,
jimiz guvern6r J. c. Walton
ziskal residence, " Gene $48,-
900 zde v kv9tnu tohoto ro-
ku, zahrnujfcf dozadovani Sc
bohatych muzI We state. ably
pfijali sest smenek po $4,000,
jez guverner dal w. D. ,Cald-
wellovi, vlastniku majetku,
byly vylicovany pred stamfm
senatem zasedajfcfm jake OBJ
zalovaci soud. ~
Phi zakoupenf. residence,
guv. Walton zaplatil Caldwell
lovi, mistnimu olejan, $18,-
900 ma hotovosti q ma ostatni
dal mu smsnky. Tyto byly pro
dany E. w. Marlandovi, pred
sedovi jedne olejarske spo-
lecnosti v Ponca City. v obza-
lobe Jest vinen guvener, ze
tfmto. zphsobem Sc zavazal
Marlandovi, jenz mel "a ne
kolik mililonn dollard DAMN
podlehajfciho majetkn We. sta
te. Y obzaloyacfm spise Sc tyr
df, ze tato transakce byla
"v9dom6 koruptni', jezto gu
werner jest pfedsedou statni
rady ekvalisacni, jez rozhodu
je o rozvrhu danf.
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DNES ZAcfNA SJEZD
LEDAkU.

Dopoledne uvita patrna v
hotelu Winton mayor Fred
Kchler 1castniky ledarskeho
sjezdu, jichz Sc do Clevelandu
dostavi ma 700. Hlavnfm recni
KEN bude dnes j. C. Black z
Des Moines a hlavnfm pred
m6tem rokovanf bude pojed-
mani o vyvoji ledarskeho OBJ
chodu v poslednim roce. 8 kon
venci spojena jest i odborna
vystavka v temze hotelu, kde
vystaveno jest asi 100 limo
tvornych stroll i jinych po-
dobnych vymozenosti.
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| ed je osm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
KONEc DELNICKEHO
DENNfKU.

!, New York, IL. listopadu,
The New York Daily Leader:
odpolednf d6lnicky dennik,
nastoupivsi po socialistickem
Callu, prestal vychazeti dnes,
kdyz byl vycerpal fond pfi.
blizne $4,000, ktery delnicke
organisace daily mu do vipku
Budou vsak podniknuty kroky
ma vydavanf delnickeho den.
nfku pfi mensfch vylohadkEe
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tko; pi. Trnka aEe; Frank
keznik, 3733 E 131. st. Jecka
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L. 1S1 st. 6 sklenicek; Karel
isvehla, 3739 -. 131 st. So;
Ed. Robejsek, $3.50 e. 131.
st. par slippers; 3. Schneider,
3775 E. 131 St. cukrocinky;
Ptak Music Store, 1929 E.
131. ul. harmonicky.
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Bartlett Ave. 2 zasterky;
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ku ma saty; pf. Kiml, Bart
lett, 81; Mary Kratochvil, de-
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lett 9Ave.. strfbrnou kohvici; K
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saticky; Mrs. NJ. Muzik, 1922
Union Ave. So; pi. Trousil,
3769 e. .131. ul. double boiler
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ST.. Mrs. Picha, 1897 svec
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tha Svoboda, 1900 svec Ave.
SOC; Mrs. Ed. Svoboda, 1908
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berec; Anna Luzar soc; An
ma Hobart, 1915 svec Ave.
soc; Mrs. j. svec,i E. 140 st.
81; Mrs. FIR. sucha, 1880
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Ave.Tb0c; Mrs. Ant. Sasyata,
1902. sved AYE. ST; Mrs. sy-
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Ave. SOC; Bertha Bezdek,
|modrou latku; A.N'cenusak,
I132o1 svec Ave. 25c;Frl, Ze-
NINA, elektricka ;api.
Agnes Zemina, slepici; 81. Ma
rie ZeAniAa, zasteru; Kleppel,
pdl tuctu sklenicek a dzban
cermak, lekarna, pdl tuct,,
vonavek; pi. Ocaskova, kosfk
grocery. I!
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Y hotelu.

Ma dvefe pokoje bylo boufli-
We zatluseno. Go ie1"
"Chtsl byt pan vzbuzen v 6
anebo v -"
"Hrome. v pet! Kolik pax
je ted'?" ~
Ted lie osm."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
JUCOSLAVSKA DLUHOVA
KOMISE.

Belehrad, IL. list. Vlada
jmenovala zvlastnf komisi, jez
co nejdfive odebere Sc do
Spoj. Statd, aby zjistila tam
vysi jugoslavskeho dluhu one
zeni. ..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
DEMONSTRATE PACl-
~, FISToV.

Paffz, H.. listopadu. casta
stf( f(tnAk Sc ma boulevardech
me III Solicif a 1900 pacificky
mil 1ds(h0nstranty zmafila slav
most dne pffmefi. Vrchnf poll
.cejnf komisaf paffzsky byl
lehce ran9n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
KVlTnv4fsr DARo.
ktere darovany byIy na uort'
We pro:psch skoly J. A. Kea
mensky Y Mt. Pleasant.

mensky Y Mt. Pleasant.
Pi. Prokop ST.; pf. Strejcek
55c; pi. Victor 25c; pf. Hao
jek hackovany zivdtek; pf.
Marie Matousek, 1910 svec
Ave. Soc; pf. Marie Kunz,
1906 svec Ave. $1.OO; pi. Ju
lie Kups, 1857 E. ia st. 81;
pf. Stella Malecek, 3465 E.
lib st. soc; The Fair, $3.50
damsky destnik;
B. Linhart, Portage Ave. 1
sunku a prazsky salam; Be-
nesch a Federman, Broadway,
2 zrcadla; Mr.. a Mrs. KubI,
Broadway, soc; E. ". Raus,
5040 Broadway $500; B. vi
tax, 4977 Broadway, krabici
doutnikI; B. Sixta, 1859
Broadway, 81; Ant. Rybak,
1850 Broadway, kvetiny;.. J..
Hladfk, 4536 Broadway, sa16
chlebG; V. Sedlacek, nab. Oh
ehod, 4816 Broadway, bicy-
kle; F. E. Jankovsky, ,4500
Broadway, bednu mydla; y.
A. Pekarek, 44OO Broadway,
sunku; Nyc a Patek, sunku;
Abb Bros. 1921 Broadway, vo
navky a prasky tolietni; Ma.
linovsky and Sons, / krabici
cukrovinek; Jos. Hermansky
81; Mayors Supply Co., 1926
Broadway, sosky; Frank F.
5817 Broadway, vel
ky hrnec.
DR.. j. H. Dusek a DR.. v.
Dlouhy, 1918 E. SIS st. 81;
Frank j. Matousek, 1923 San
dusky Ave. SIS; pi. Zamecnik,
Union Ave. hracky pro deti;
pf. Novak, Union Ave. 2 dor
ty; Broadway Floral Shoppe (;
Frank zakovec 53O7 Broad
way; L. j. Vyhnal, Broad
way; Malecek Co., 50O1
Broadway; Samon Fray $5;
Vanecek, 1924 Broadway; A.
smerda $500 Broadway 6 re-
kordd ma gramofon; Vaclav
silhavy 81; Frank Younger,
1851 Miles Ave. double boi-
ler; V. j. Kletecka, 1906 u
Mon Ave. slippers; Frank
Snabel, Unions Ave- T. Fvarku
piva; james Smetana, 1874
Union Ave- r sauce pan; V.
svoboda, Union i Ave. kosik
grocerie; Frank Benes, a. hr-
nee a l misu; L.. A.. Rozehnal,
grocerii; James sipan, par IkAn
sk5th botek; The Moskopp
Co.. :kapesni ndz; Frank No
wax, ;13OQ3. Union Ave. ! 81;
Herold PHARMACY, 5sO6 Broad
way 81; Frank J. Paryzek,
12701 Miles Ave. 2 hrnce ;
RGzena Charvat, East 131 st.
detsky houpak.
'Vaclav Flandera Union A.
We. par boticek; Hrubecky
Hardware, 1902 Kinsman,
safety razor; J. F. Jansky
1906 Kinsman Ave. par slip
pers; Joseph w. Fiala, 1886
E. 116 st. 2 gal. smetany a 2
gal. mleka; Louis Mrnak, E.
131 st., podusku a 2 krabice
doutnfkd; pi. j. Pobuda,
12704 Lanacrave Ave., slept
ci; pf. J. Mary Pavlasek,
12917 Angelus Ave. $1.25;
pf. Frank Beran, Svec Ave.
SOC; pi. Anna Franc, SOC; pi.
Louise Kabelac soc; e.
Friend, 1858 E. 116 St. hrac-
ky; John Mazal, 1906 E. 116
st. krabici ovoce; A. Strouhal,
1201O Angelus Ave. $1.50;
Jos. Ocasek, 1O423 Union
Ave. So; Frank Lisy, 12501
Revere Ave. ST.; Chas. Pavlik,
1921 Union Ave., So; w. Ho-
,S1>t 1OCn1 fTIr;o,,i Ave-. OF.