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Evening star., 1924-10-21
SOUTH EXCOR|ATED
IN BLOW AT DAVIS
Dudley Field Malone, Speak
ing for La Toilette, Calls
Party There Bigoted.

Rroadsidei of invectives were
poured into Democracy's ranks by
Dudley Field Malone at the La Fol-
letta- Wheeler rally In the President
Theater last night. The speaker also
concentrated fire for a time on the
Republican ticket. especially on the
acts and activities of Brig. Gen.
Charles G. Dawes, nominee for Vice
President.
A capacity audience heard the
speech as well as messages from
Senator La Toilette, Senator Wheeler
and President Gomper OF the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. An over
flow crowd started a meeting in the
open air at Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, when the doors
of the theater We're closed. .,
Malone charged that if Davis were
sert to the White House "he would
the bigots and the provincials. chiefly
from the South. who dominated the
Democratic party in the New York
convention
Calls South RenctIOnary.
Il for one" he said. will not sup
port nor fight for d party which has
dared TO say to the millions of young
people ir this country that, no mat
ter what their talents or their pa
triotism may be. the achievement OF
the presidency and free choice of
religious faith are incompatible. If
Woodrow Wilson had to take a Bryan
and Rurleson to win legislation
through Congress, Mr.. Davis would
have to place in positions of power
the bigots and provircials now of the
Democratic leadership.
THE Southern Democracy of today
is unworthy of the heart and soul
of the great people of the South.
And until the Southern Democracy
turns from its fears and its hatreds
and is inspired once more by the
living tolerance of Robert Z. Lee and
the burning patriotism OF the poet
of the Confederacy. Father John
Ryan, 1t need not expect to be put
in charge of the Government here
in Washington"
Turning to Gen. Dawes. Mr.. Malone
charged that II is the Ignorance" OF
men like Gen. Dawes. and not the
courage of La Toilette, that is a
danger to American institutions
Messages Are Read.
William II. Johnston. president of
the International Association of Ma
chinists. presided and read messages
from candidates of the third party
as well as from Mr.. Gompers The
La Toilette message appealed to
workers to get out the votes. Senator
Wheeler made a similar appeal
Mr.. Gompers' message stated that
Coolidge and Davis were nominated
by the same Interior influences"
Among others who spoke were
Louis +. Post, former Assistant Sec
retary of Labor: Mrs. Henry T. Rom
ming of Minnesota. John f. Finnerty,
former president of the Association
for the Recognition of the Irish Re-
public, and Leo Harkins of New Jer-
sey.
A film supporting the La Toilette
Wheeler ticket was shown, and a nu-
steal program was rendered as a do
nation to the cause by union musi-
clans.
Evening star., 1924-10-21
Denies Radical Rail views.

The Independent candidate traversed
Iowa today on his way to Rock
Island. He will speak there tonight
From Rock Island he will go to
Peoria, H.. and then invade Michi-
gan again for an address in Grand
Rapids, before moving on to Syracuse.
y. Y: Baltimore, Md: Brooklyn N
V, and several other cities in New
England and Eastern States.
Mr.. La Toilette concluded cam
paigning west of the Mississippi in
Evening star., 1924-10-21

WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT BIsHop
William II. Plummer, president of the ReIIe-
vile Industrial School. Widows and Orphans
Home. will lecture at the o st. Armory Hall
9TH and sts. w, Wednesday evening Oct
%, 1924. He will also entertain with sweet
singing by his famous choir of select singers
Fe will also be accompanied By some OF the
ofhcers of the above named school,. who will
also talk concerning the work of the above
mentioned school Everybody Is welcome Ad-
Evening star., 1924-10-21

Rhode Island, the smallest State in
the Union, has more telephones than
the entire Republic of China. although
China has over 3.400 times as much
territory as Rhode Island and over
500 times as many inhabitants.
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Svst zda 90 byti jasnSj jiim.

SvSt zda 90 byti jasnSj jSim.
PAM Augusta Siewertova z
Fay Port, Mich, pise: "Uzi-
'vala jsem Ora. Petra Hoboko
pravidelne. Ucinek byl obdivu-
hodny. Svet zda sc mi nyni
byti jasn6jsi; .citim Sc st'ast-
nejsf volnejsi, jako hych by
la 0 tricet let mladsi." To je
pocit, jakeho dodava 1plne
Tzdravi a Hoboko YAM pom&ha
ko dosici, nebot' je to budova-
tel t6la a obnovovatel zdravi.
Neni TO lex lekarnicky. O in
| formace Haste Sc u DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
s2501 Washington Blvd, Chi.
lcago, HI.
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Phi jedne pitce. pofadane v do
be valky We hlavnim stanu ma osla
WI Alkoholu. zmocnila Sc pojed-
nou cisafe karla melancholie a
mlady panovnik pfestal mluvit. ba
i pit. .
kdyz Sc konecns pobocnik cd
vail zeptat Sc. co nejmilostivejsi-
mu Velicenstvu schazi. pravil ka-
rel Posledni:
MAN nsjake zle tuseni. ze ne
budu dlouho ma truns piece jer
chtsl bych vladnouti al do roztr-
hani -"
"Rakouske Use y. ozva
Sc zvenci neznamy HAS
Nikdo Sc nsdozvsdsl, kdo by
ten. jchoz proroctvi Sc la rok n;
to vyplnilo.
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MODERNf cihloyy dun, pra-
We dohotoveny,~o 6 pokojich
dole a 0 6 pokojich nahofe, w
hrevni pee, china cabinet,
book cases, dvojita garaz, dla
zdena ulice, .naleza Sc v Mt.
Pleasant. Da Sc o $4,000 lev
neji, bude-li prodan do 25. Ger
vna. Haste sc v {. $3.50 E.
131. St. :?
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SLET SoKOLSKE zUPY Sc,
vEt<&J-vYCnSlAtFVI.

Jak jiz ct. ctenar1m Sveta.
znamo 2 predD6znych ozna-
mex a technickych zprav, po-
rada opetne zupa ell sdruzeni
mist q okolnich jednot, athle-
llcke zavody dorostencu, doro
stenek, muzu q zen, soDotu
21. cervna, v nedeli pax 22. Sc
kona verejne cviceni zactva,
dorostr clenstva.
Byio mi ulozeno, abych Vas
dnes tedy vsecky mile ctenare
"a ctenarKy tohoto casopisu ma
Isiet mas sokolsky pozval a W.
svetlil, proc opet slet porada-
me.
TAX vas tedy. srdecne ~zvu v
nadeJi, re Sc vsichni dostavi-
te, ze odlozite svoji nedelni
|vyjizd'ku ma nedeli jinou, re
Sc ale jiste sucastnite sletu ma
seho! Spolehame ma vas, a
jsme jisti, re drzite s nami. Pfi
Etomnosti svoji podporite mas
nejen financne vstupnym, ale
nadchnete mladez nasi jeste X
pilnosti a uspechdm vetsim.
V sobotnich zavodech podi-
III sc dorost a clenstvo jenom
mladsi a vetsinou zde rozene.
Snad uz "a to zaslouzil by So
kol podpory vasi; name zde
spolek jiny, ktery udrzuje v
ceskem kruhu takovy -pocet
mladeze zde rozene?
Vstup ma sobotni zavody je
volny. Kazdy bude vitan, jer
kdyz Sc nebude michat meg
zavodici neb nahhzeti do lis
tin soudclm. Ma nedelni Wy
stoupeni jsou jiz pripravy ds
vno v proudu, cviceni prostns
vsech trid jsou dobre racvice
ma pod dozorem. br. V. Pre-
cha, zupniho nacelnika a ses
Kravcove, zupni nacelnice.
;. Starsi bratfi a sestry vsecl
mistnich jednot zas jednaji I
pfipravach ma pohosteni do
macich a cizich lcastnikI.
Sestra Kravcova navstivil;
jednotu sokolek v Detroit
Mich, nacvieila sokolice tar
: nejsi. Sqkolove sokolky sli
billy v hojnem poctu Sc dosts
viii!
Br. +. Pliska zajel do Tole
da a tam cviceni ukazal. Brs
. tri, dovoli-li Jim pracovni pt
merry, vsichni sc dostavi. Dal
!, sc ceka navsteva z jednot vzd
( lenejsich a slibena navSteva {
!; petne . Chicago "a Sokolsko
Obec v Americe.
!, TAX pratele vsichni ma slet
Nebude to jenom svatek Sok,
!; la, ale celeho ceskeho Clev,
landu. Bude to i svatek va
Nezapomente! Ma shledano
. 0 slete v zahrade Ceske sir
Sokol ma Clark ave. v nede
) %. cervna! Ma zdar!
A. J. Billy
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PRIJMOU Sc diva neb til pa
nj ma byt, Sc stravou S prad-
lem. Koupelna k pouziti. Do
bry domov. Haste sc v {. 3622
vych. 53. ul. 6-19
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem doutnikl v
{. 13507 Miles ave. Vemte
Broadway karu. Trzi Sc pres
$400 tydne. Phi obchode je
byt, celkem najem levny. Has
te sc mezi 5. a Z. hod. vecer v
{. 1875 Miles ave. 7-2
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PRODA Sc farma o 40 ak
.rech aneb Sc vymeni "a jedno
rodinny dunn, ktery ma plnou
cenu as $4,000. Farma ona je
v stejne Gene. Je tam 5 krav,
3 kone, 200 khsd drlbeze, ru-
zne nafadi a naleza sc ma,
k!avni ceste, 6 mil "a Chag-
rim Falls, dobra pdda. Nam
Itez vicero farem rdznych We
likosti ma vymenu cd 2 akri
nahoru. Blizsi sdeli Bob. sa-
cha, 40 Fenkell Rd. u konce
Miles Ave. Chagrin Falls, stop
41. 6-21
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PRODA Sc mlekarsky obchod
v {. 1868 vycha. 40. ul., bliae
Payne ave. Tydni vydelck
$500. Je pri mem byt 0 8 po-
kojich, gara2 a najem pomer-
ne levny. Blizsi vysvetleni pe-
.da Sc tez v elsie 1875 Miles
ave. GA
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NAM MA PRODEJ diva move
bungalow, vse ma jednom po-
school. Tez nam jeden Mi
les ave. 0 trech pokojich dole
a trech nahore, koupelna. Hla-
ste Sc u ]. Lisy, 4S1O vych.
s116. ul. 6-25
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
4OMAN.
Ivapsal Henry CreDi1le.
z o M 4 N /.
Ivopsal Henry CreUine.

PAM Gorova jeste tehoz dne
jela tam, aby 81 pronajala Y
nekterem mest'anskem dome
maly, nabytkem opatreny po-
koj "a levnejsi peniz, jellkoz
saisona byla jiz dalece po-
krocila.
Ia jeji nepritomnosti dosta-
la Vasllisa navstevu, kterou
byla jak pohnuta, tax i pre-
kvapena. Ku treti hodine od-
poledni prisla totiz slecna Bo-
chetova, byvala jeji guvernant
ka. Knize sdrov postal totiz
slecne Bochetove nasledujici
dopis:
"Slecna Gorova nemuze sc
svou matkou zit pospolu, jezto
mrav i vkus obou dam jest v
kazdem ohledu rozdilny. o.
Ipust'te tudiz, - zadam Vas
jmenem pratelstvi, v kteremz
TAX dlouho jste lila Sc svoji
Ivychovankou - sve posavad-
nj misto. Obdrzite primerenou
castku penez jakozto nahra-
du a jsem hotov zvysiti il, ,kdy
by nestacila, pod tou jen pod
minkou, re slecnu Gorovou ne
opustite a nefeknete-h il, ko-
mu dekujete "a st6sti, re md-
zete byti u nj ma blizku. Pre-.
| il 81 vyslovne, ably me jmeno
v jeji pf.itomnosti nikdy neby.
le- vysloveno.
Jelikoz ODE tyto danny ma.
sledkem zmeny, jez nyni ma
stala, ziti budou die vSeho ,
pomeru ponekud stisnenem
tedy poskytn6te Jim sve uspo
ry; zavazuji Sc, ze veskere "a
lohy, ktere Jim date, op6t Van
nahradim.
Jest nezbytne potrebi, alb,
slecna Gorova objevOvala s.
vsude, kde naskytne sc il spo
lecnost vybrana; die toho, c,
nyni Sc stale, budou o nj zah.
kolovati pfehnane zpravy. Sa
mo sebou Sc rozumi, re v kru
zich tech nebudou lhostejny
mi k zpravam tenn, ami k jej
pfitomnosti. -"
To byl hlavni obsah listu.
PAX nasledovalo jeste nc
kolik pochvalnych poznamek
ktere hodna divka v pravde'.
zaslouzila; pochopila ihnet
co sc cd nj pozaduje, a mdzt
, me podotknouti predem, ze n
vedly il k tomu zadne dnvt
dy Spatne.
Pani Gorova byla nevyslo,
ne st'astna, re zbavena byl
povinnosti, ably byla vsude pr
vodkyni sve dcery; nabidnu
slecny Bochetove bylo il vel
ce vitane mile - a jiz vec
rem druheho dne prest6hova
Sc mala ia spolecnost do Pa
lovska.
Pocasf bylo nadherne.
o kazdeho vecera, jmenovi
: vsak pondeli a v patek lie
J. dila aristokracie bydlici !
e venku ke koncertam vyteel
: kapely, tenkrate Jana Strau
a sa.
o Obliba koncertd nebyla j
takova jako druhdy, kdy n
vyrovnatelny Strauss, jenz
celem svete nemel soka, sd
nekdy, wal do ruky housle
zahral violinovou cast nektel
no sveho valciku, jenz vykor
!, cestu kolem sveta; nynejsi
= pelnik nemecky byl troc
prosaicky; mcdowell jako pr
chudce jeho povznest srd
posluchacek az do sedme
nebe. Jinak ovsem kapela
:, no provedla kazdy kus =
vetsinou byly vazne - n
vetsi precisnosti.
Kazdeho vecera vjizd,
npnrotrzifa rada oLyrsS,
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hvezdy. -
Tu a tam zvedl Sc parek a
opustiv osvetlene mfsto zahra-,
dy, uchylil Sc dale do 'parku. !,
Mezi timto vznesenym pom
d6lnim obecenstvem objevila
sc take Vasilisa.
Jeji krasa, jeff elegantni a.
vkusna toileta vzbudily vseo-
becnou. pozornost; mnozi il po
sud ami neznali.
"Aj, hled'te, slecna Goro-
val" pravili n6ktefi.
"Jak je krasna!"
"Pivabna!" H
A podobne poznamky zn6-
ly hlasite obecenstvem.
Nektere pani pfiblizily Sc k
mlade divce a tazaly Sc il po
zdravi JEFF tetinky. Kdyz vsak
slyselN ze Vasilisa pfisla z
Petrohradu v prdvodu sve mat
ky, odesly op6t cd nj nejvet-
Isi zdrzelivosti. ~ ~
Pani naopak nemeli nj nej-
mensi priciny pocinati 81 tax
prozfetelne; vetsina priblizi-
Ia Sc jich k nj, aby ucinili il
poklonu; mnohy snad ucinil
tax proto, ze slysel neurcitou
zpravu o rozkolu iejim s hra-
benkou Kumjasinovou.
Vasilisa dovedla jiz uciniti
81 usudek O tech, kteri cd nj
odchazeli, jakoz o tech, KITE
Fl Sc k nj pfiblizovali; skola
utrpeni jejiho -byla z&roveh
skolou poznani lidi.
Vasilisa znala jiz prave prs
telstvi jakoz pokrytectvi mne
: hem lepe, nezli nektera mat
. ka, ktera ma dcery jiz n;
: vdavky. Radila do jedne ka
, tegorie doterne pany zdrzel
: We pani a usmyslila 81, ze vse
chny zachova v dobre pameti
: Dive neb tri pritelkyne jej
: tety, mezi nimiz byla tax,
pani Suvcova, chovaly Sc k n
pravde uprimne. Tenn prisa
hala Vasilisa v duchu byt
: vd6cnou.
Asi tyden navstsvovala
i prdvodu slecny Bochetove ke
!, certy, vyjimajic nedeli. jeliko
: v ten den bylo obecenstvo W
e mi michane.
: Jiz byla tim unaveia = a
jednoho vecera spatrila jiti st
: be vstric Marickeho.
a Zdalo Sc il, jakoby vseck
Il krev vehnala Sc il k srdci; m
ii sila podepriti Sc stal.
l. "Pnjde-i kolem a nevsin
) nell 81 mne," pomyslila s
Q schvacena jiz omrzelosti xiv,
= ia, "tedy phjdu do kliStera. ,
Odkud vzniklo u nj toto RI
'hodnuti?
* Mlady dustojnik pohliz
q ma nj $ pocatku $ patrnym I'D
"a venim; pochyboval, xe jest
le ona; zdala Sc mu vsecka I'm
s. n6na.
konecne - nabyv jistoty-
il rychlym krokem pristoupil
e. nj.
Ia "Slecno!" zvolal srdecn
m "jak jsem rad, ze vSs op
a vidim! Byla jste nemocna
e. "Kdo vam to rekl?. taxa
al Sc Vasilisa tise, marnx sna5
a. Sc zmariti sve chveni ruh
III kterou Marickij tiskl We svt
ed "Vas pohled mi TAX pra,
ce A vase tetinka?"
no Opet taz otazka! V6cne
ie- jedina otazka, jez Ginila
ez Vasilisu DOZEN, jako by ostr
sj- peroffzku jel po skle.
"Nemluvte mi, prosim, o
la tete," odpovedela Vasiliaa n
do ne; "nechte 81 historku tn ,
pravovati cd jinych; po c.
~ tyden 'neslysim jine otaz
.ili nezli teto."
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PRODA Sc set a zidlich a
stul do jidelny. Haste sc v {.
3943 vych. AZ. ul. nahore v
2adu u Washington parku.
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VENUJTE POZORNOST TO-
MUTO OZNAMENf! Chcete-
PRIJME' Sc

PRIME Sc: mlada zena, KITE
ra by chtela varit a uklizet v
male domacnosti, bez prada.
Haste Sc v {. 4816 Broadway.
CPL
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PRODA : Sc LEVINE novy dunn
ma ,vych. 1O6. ul. o 6 svetni-
.cich, koupelna, dubove pod
lahy a jine moderni zarizeni.
Bl;zsi sdeli mattel v {. 33425
vych. 103 ul. ?
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vrub nejist6 budouci existenci,
jakaz il nyni nastavala.

vrub neJlSte budOucl exlStenci,
jakaz il nyni snastavala.
"Budu hovoriti tedy jen 9
tom, CO Jest YAM prllemue, MI
Il slecno," odpovedel mlady
dlstojhik q wal jednu zidi.
"Doyolite, prosim!' dodal.
cekaje vsak ma odpoved Va
silisy, prve nez Sc posadil.
zadny . muzd, kteryn1i cd
'pffjexdu sveAo do Pavlovska
novorila, nechoval Sc \ nj $
Etakovou pietou; jeff srdce O.
'petne utvrzovalo il v tom, re
Marickij daleko jest povzne-
SEN mad muze ostatni.
Hovorili a bavili sc pospo-
/ lu asi pIl hodlny; slecna bo-
chetova ovSem byla touto "a
BAYOU jalfsi znepokojena; je-
likoz vsak zacky sve 81 vazila
| a nepovazovala il "a schopnou
|n6jakeho obycejneho milko-
|vani, v6novala hovoru prece
pozornost.
"Snad mne r&clte dovoliti,
abych smell vasi pani matku
navstiviti?" pravil Marickij,
ukloniv Sc pred divkou a oce-
kaval odpoved'.
ma ,matka bude zajiste pc
tesena, ze vas pozna."
| Posud nikdo nepronesl IA
dost, aby smell navstlviti jeJl
matku.
Kdyz pax mlady ddstojnik
zmizel mezi davem, pravila
Vasilisa: ''Pijdeme domu -
jsem unavena."
ODE danny nastoupily tenn
nym parkem cestu k domovu
Vasilisa podepfela Sc o rame
slecny Bochetove.
''Znate tohoto mladeho mu
re jiz dlouho?" tazala Sc gu
vernantka konecne.
"Od posledni zimy. kdyb!
Sc vas vyptaval, mila pfitel
kyne, tedy mizete mu rici vse
chino; ano = vsechno," opa
kovala sniv6 - "vsechno!
, "Velmi dobre!" pravila sic
: cna Bochetova, ktera vsak he
/ cht6la zvedavost svou dati n
: jevo. ID
i "Jestli vSak nebude sc va
: vyptavati "a jestlize matk
|. mou nenavstivi = pax pdjd
1 do klastera,' dodala divks
6 "vice o tom nemluvme."
i Druheho dne zastavila S
: ke A. hodine odpoledne ell
i gantni drozka pred drevenyl
domkem, v nemz pani Gorov
v bydlela. Marickij dal ohlasi
n se sluzkou. Nejevil nj nejmel
Z siho podiveni mad skromnyl
Il nabytkem; pozdravil danny
zavedl hovor zvlaste S pal
Z Gorovou a slecnou BOchet
J. YOU.
Vasilisa byla mu vdeena,
a tax malo 81 il vsimal; jeml
IL jeh0 chovani hbilo Sc il ns
miru.
n Pani Gorova, jejiz chova
,i,> ovsem ,nebylo We shode Sc sp'
o. WYNN taktem, jevila Sc k mi
; d6mu dIstojniku al prilis n
~ klon6hou a laskavou; avs
slecna BOehetova dovedla il
ell drzeti mezich etikety.
H. Kdyz mlady dIstojnlk
to kratk6 navst6v3 opet odes
e. ptiblizila Sc pani Gorova
sve dceri, kter& mltky sede
- u okna, pravila:
k "Nu, Liso, fekni mi, Jest
tvlj napadnik? Chlapik
le, Ma take jmeni?"
et "Nevim, mama." ,odpov6s
?" Ia mlada divka, "je-i naps
la nikem aneb mali jmeni.
;ic vsak je muz cti, to vim!"
". Takto odbyta Obratila
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dIm
0 5. pokojich dole a to same
1ahore. 2 koupelnv. 2 feYnesy.
elektrika, vse zafizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pfipade druhy mort
gage. Haste Sc v {. 1865 vych.
131. ul. blfze Union kary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-19

PRIME Sc dobry uniovy. pa
pirovac. Haste Sc u F. Kova-
re, 1867 vych. 131. ul. CPL
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PRODA Sc stIl do knihovny
"a $40, set do jidelny "a $50.
plynova kamna $12, sici stroj
$40, lednicka $40, pradelnik
$12, pohovka, koberce, poste-
lie a jine potreby do domacnos
tt z oboru nabytku v {. 4313
Clark ave. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-19

PRODA Sc lot 4Ox147 ma u
MON Boulevardl. Haste. Sc v
Ic. 4601 Gear ave. 6-21
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PRODA Sc snowy. dvourodinny
dim ma Continental ave. o 5
svetnicich, fire place, china ca
binets, lot 40 pri 140, cena
$4,000. Lehke splatky. Zavo->
lejte telefonem Eddy 165.
6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-19

SINGER sIcf STROJE, S. ho-
tove a $3 m6sicni splatky. Hla-
ste Sc u JOS. A. Libal, 4313
Clark ave. Tel. Lincoln 1922.
6-2
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PRODAM neb vymsnim farmu
o so akrech, blize Strongsville
pouze 20 mil Cd Squaru. Je
tam dobytek, naradi, slusne
stavby, velka zahrada, vinice,
potok a pekny les. Vsechno je
zaseto. Cena $4,000, asi polo-4
vic hotove a zbytek die doho-
dy aneb sc vezme mestsky ma
jetek ma vymenu. Haste Sc pfi
mo u majitele v {. 1886 Ca
BILE Ave. Tel. Broadway 1027M
$50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-19
Jest budoucnost VaSi dcery
pro VSs starosti?

Pomizeme Yam obtiz od-
straniti. Dejte dceru ma re-
meslo,, ktere il bude uzitecnym
pro cely zivot. Siti pro vyzivu
a tez pro osobni potrebu.
DARvAs SYSTEM pro eel
koves ovladnutf odboru.
Absolventkam mista. Tridy
denne a v pondeli a We ctvrteA
i vecer.
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PRODA Sc orechovy soubor
do jidelny, dobre zachovaly,
da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc vecer
{. 12707 Harvard ave. GIG
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PRODA ST

$4,000 MESfcNE, stor hodici
Sc pro obuvni dilnu >aneb no.
lirnu. Naleza Sc v {. 3217
vych. 49. ul. Zavolejte tel.
Cherry 100. 6-19
PRODA Sc sestilety kun, va
by 1900 liber. Hodi Sc do t9z-
!keho nakladu. Haste sc u FIR.
Kucera, Harvard rd., Box 102
|Warrensyille, o. 6-25
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DRoBNE F
ON A M K Y

PRIJMOU. Sc uniovi tesari.
Haste Sc u Frank Cep, 1919
Broadway. $40
Evening star., 1924-10-16
Washington, famous for its food
serves a new, rich loaf

IN Saturdays thousands Of keen house
~ wives crowd the famous markets and
stores Of Washington. Thousands Of dealers
offer them the delicacies from the Potomac
flats, from Chesapeake Bay and the great
truck farms of Maryland.
Terrapin and duck, oysters, CLAIMS, hard
and soft shell crabs, the gamey favored
rabbit and every young green vegetable
are commonplaces on Washington tables.
Winning the patronage
of these critical buyers
In more Of these envied homes every day,
experienced housewives are serving Rce's
Bread.
Accustomed to fine foods, they appre-
Evening star., 1924-10-16

ciate the flavor and smooth grain Of this
rich, tested loaf.
They know they can depend on it every
day. Every ingredient and every process
in the mixing and baking are tested and
checked daily at the City Baking Institute.
Serve this bread ON your table. Get it
from your grocer today.
Tested and guaranteed by the
City Baking Institute
1. Every ingredient tested for purity and richness.
2. The processes Of blending mixing and baking
are checked for uniformity SO that there can
never be any variation in the finished loaf
3. The finished loaf is tested for richness moisture,
fneness of grain, slicing quality and keeping
quality.
, 1924-07-01

ALL persons holding claims against the
" Labor Union Savings Bank are re-
'' Quested to present same, duly certI-
fed, to the undersigned liquidators, not
later than SEPTEMBER l, 1924, for
thereafter a final report on the affairs Of
the bank Will be filed.
c. A. DE CHABERT.
ALEXANDER MOORHEAD.
r. DE CHABERT.
, 1924-07-01

10 Ct ~o01v
ON 81 "a
lr.,t ,,nJ from lgt, .day,s 4ofg.y
I ta,'@' '.''
Colonial Council BIZ No. q.
Introduction Of and lsg discussion
on Colonial Council BIT No, Y, Reso-
luton a1lhorzlng ne J-o ooyt[a"r -
ez2en nr + lPo'R n1 Iig' i " 81 y s. ~ ,' T0Gl
77o'r. t DE f IS ! wear "a 1la2$--1924 the sum
Francs 4,CO0to set up a revolving
fund to be designated well drilling
IuEo introduced oy Government
The Bill reads as follows;
C2Lo@'al Col1"c" B'l' NO. -,
FoaIta Co"4cL fLrst SSsslo,l i9|5-I9~+.
RESOLOIION
T. prog,de tQr. q means q oPerotlng
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-15
OPENING DANCE
AT THE LOOP

The opening dance Of the season
was given at The Loop formerly the
Country club, Friday evening, and
the affair was unusually well attend
ed in spite of the Indictment weather
The Loop is under the management
of Fred Kellogg.
The Hoff Van Epps ten piece or
chestra furnished the music for the
opening dance and SO popular was the
organization with those present, Mr.
Kellogg expects to have this orchestra
again. Many of those present were
lcathe to leave when the one o'clock
came.
Lunches were served last evening
and those who patronized the din
ing room pronounced the service OF
exceptionally, good.
The dance hall inspector for the
town OF Baraboo, G. r. MarQuardt
made his first appearance at this
dance.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-05-15
RESIDENT OF
KENDALL IN A
new HOLD-UP

The story of a new sort of hold-up
game comes out of Kendall. A stran-
ger wearing deputy sheriff badge
approached John Johnson, well-to-do
farmer of that vicinity, giving his
name as w. A. Prince, age 20. He
works in this way. Approaching his
victim sympatnetically, he comes as
good fellow to an unfortunate pawn
of fate. Johnson has son at St.
Olaf college, Northfield, Mimi. Prince
broke the news gently that the son
had been leading very double life.
For dong time he had been getting
away with it," but murder and such
like will out.
This was one of the "outs." The
erring son was about to be sued for
embarrassing breaches of law, etiquet-