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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
Take ideal" krSsy

Byl to slavny francouzsky so
char Rodin, ienz prohlasil, re
v pfirode neni mic oSkliveho.
Kazdy spatruje tn krasu po
SVEN zpusobu. Ideal krasy Sc
meni. Jine pojmy 0 krase me
la antika, jine stredovek, je-
ste jine ma dnesni doba. Ma
rodum, stojicim ma nizkem
stupni civilisace, libi Sc doce-
la neco jineho, nez rafinova-
nym obyvatelum 'velkomest.
0 idealu zenske krasy ma pr.
u Tuaregu v Africe sdeluje
mnoho zajimaveho Ibadafez zka
Dorothy Miles, ktera vubec
studovala mravy tohoto kmene.
Zeny Sc tam myji piskem pou-
Ste, coz je u mas oblibepo je-
dine u malych evetoobc ank Il
Ponevadz "a ideal krasy u NIL
zu plati vyhradne zeny velm
tucne, musi kazda divka toho.
to kmene jiz We veku velmi Il.
item podrobiti sc soustavnemu
vykrmovani. Cd 8 let jsou de.
vcata takto vykrmovana, ma
zana olejem a vyvalena po.
tom v pisku, ably Sc co nejle-
pc ucpaly vsechny pory kuze.
Cim je dospele d6vte tucnejS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
RUNE ZPRAvY.


OS0I0 xsl0loSs& su0HekynkOu
Dcery Angle, ktere krateji
S dobu, chteji 81 stdj co stdj
samy vydelavati ma zivobyti,
at jiz pochazeji chudych a.
neb bohatych rodin. TAX Sc
stale, ze v malem, ale velmi
proslu1em modnim salone lon.
dynskem mo1no obdivovati dee
ru nyn9jslho elena anglickeho
kabinetu, jakOzto manekynku
Je to miss Alzbeta Ponsoby.
ova, dcera Arthura Ponsoby-ho
podsekretafe zahranici. Podle
listu Sunday Express, je 81
Ponsoby-ova nepopiratelne nej
krasnejA q nejdistinguovanej.
II manekynkou uvedene firmy
Nejtezsi roby pfedvadi s tako.
wynn pdvabem, re u vznese
nych dam znacne stoupla chut
ku koupi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
Pracovni 1ieva spanelskeho
krale.

SpaAelskemu krali byl jeho
t6zky .vladaTsky urad znacne
usnadnen tim, ze Sc mu dovo-
lilo, ably podepsal nejnoveisi
spanelsky zakon, aniz jej cely
precetl, jak pfedpisuje ustava.
Jde o velikou fadu narizeni,
jimiz Sc mistnfm uradum ma
rizuje pravomoc jez v spa
nelskem llrednim liste "Gace-
ta" ma asi sto huste potiste-
nych stran. v dusledku teto
obsirnosti zakona Sc krali do.
voluje, ably pfecetl pouze dvod
a pax pfipojil podpis. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
Majetek recke dynastie

Dynastie GlucksDurgu, jez
byla nyni v Recku sesazena
muze sc tesiti titechou, re ,
Recku po'strance financni me
la stestf. Kdyz jeji zakladatel
Jifi prvni pfisel do Athen, me-
podle prohlaseni sveho tajem-
nika jen 200 francouzskych
dvacetifrankd. Kdyz Konstan,
tin musil v roce 1922 Sc yzdati
trdnu, dostal pro sebe a svoji
rodinu jake odbvrne 2lJ mil
zlatych drachen. ~Mimo to me-
la jeho rodina jmeni ma 1876
mil. zlatych drachen. ktert
vetsinou bylo ulozeno dan
skych a svedsAych lodnich cen
nych papirech, ktere vynase.
il vysoke dividendy. Dynastie
je mimo to majetnici mnoha
.domG v Kodani 9 velkostatku
" Recku, mimo jine zamku V
blizkosti Athen, jenz ma ce-
r1u 4 mil. zlatych drachen. Ma
jetek v Recku bude ovsem aSi
zabaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

tim je zadoucnejsi. Vdane ze-
ny byvaji caste TAX tluste, BE
mohou pohybovati jenom po-
moci otrokd. Miss Dorothy
Mills seznamila Sc pry sc vse-
mi obyceji Tuaregd a take Sc
ochotne podrobovala zvykdm
techto domorodcu s jedinou w.
jfmkou ovsem: jejich pece o
telo a jejich Ideal krasy" by
~ pry il ponekud prilis Ger
nosskymi. Je to pochopitelne
u Evropanky V dobe, kdy Il
mas jiz po leta je oblibena
stihla linie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
Manzele, kteri Sc u oltare ro
zejdou. =

Anglicke urady konstatuij
pribyvani rozvodi, jichz cizin-
ky vyuzivaii k tomu, ably Sc
vyhnuly vypovezeni. Prave v
posledni dobe vzrostia rada
lpfipadd, kdy cizinky, majici
pouze. pravo k docasnemu po-
,bytu, s,vykupuji Isl obcanske
pravo predstirarym silatkem.
Najiti muze, ktery il prokaze
tuto pfatelskou sluzbu, je pro
zamoznou cizinku nejvyse sna
dne. Phi velkems poctu neza-
1a6stnanych nalezne Sc bez ma
mahy nluz, ktery "a pTislusnou
odmanu uzavre $ al snatek ma
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Kdyz fiakrista odjel, pri-
padl Rene ma move vysvetleni,
totiz, re Berta snad, zdesivsi
Sc lkolu, ktery il tn dnes ky
null, dala prostfednictvim do
movnice fiakristu, jenz pro nj
prijel, odbyti bachorkou, jako
by uz byla nekolik minut dri-
We odjela. FIJI tom ale stale Sc
dival ma hodinky, jichz rucic-
ky konecne posunuly Sc az ma
jednu hodinu po pllnoci.
Praye v te chyili prijel fla
krista "Bezstarostny" znovu
cd bytu Bertha, ably vyfidil
Reneovi znepokojujici west,
ze Berta Sc dosud nevratila.
"Pfihodilo Sc tedy nestesti," !"
zaseptal Rene a srdce sevfelo
sesniu divou uzkosti, kdeztoI v
rnozku ',vifilo nsu stero ll1lysle-
mex mukyplnych. Tusil ted,
ze byla dfvce lecka nastraze-
ma a obaval sc j zlocinu. -
AvSak cd sveho zameru neu-
pustil: vedomi povinnosti Vi
|tezilo mad jeho dzkosti a pred
tuchani bolestnyni.
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1fade. Obycejne rozejdon Sc
"manzele' jiz predsfni, ably
Sc jiz nikdy nesetkali. Grady
jsou proti tomuto zloradu
ry lplne nezayadne obchazi
zakony, zcela bezmocny.
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Wadni opatreni pro kraje

vt0ouA OPdttSnl pro AAAJS
postizene povodAsmi ma Slo-
yensku. Vlada odpoved6la ma
interpelaci posi-. Witticha a
druhl o povodnoyych pohro-
mach na vychodnim Slovnsku
nasledovne: Vlada ucinila O.
patrenf, aby co nejrychleji a
nejpetliv6jij byly vysetreny a
zjisteny skody a pohromy zpl-
sobene povodnf ma Slovensku
a ministerstvo vnitra pouka-
zalo v d0hode ministetstyem
financi zatim 100000 Kc pro
prvni pemoc v pripadech nej-
nalehayejSich.
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IA CEST OTCOyU.
- r ON AN
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

"Jak sc ii, libi dceruska PAM
Dick Thornove?" tazal Sc
tealto' ~
"Vyborne! Wis ostatne,
jak velice zboznuji zlate to df-
te Isabellu z Lilliers, avsak to
nemdze mi braniti, abych byl
spravedlivym i k jinym. Slec-
ma Olivie' je prilis svddnou,
aby. milovana nebyla, byt', ve-
ma nemela. Kdyby srdce me ne
bylo zadano, byl bych prvni,
ktery by Sc % nj uchaze]. -
Jejf duch a jeji krasa vazi
milliony!" =
"Kdoz vi, zdaz pani Dick
Thornova sama nepomyslela
ma tebe?" ,ssp
INA mne?" odtusil Jindrich
pohlednuv ma sveho pritele s
Qzasenl.
," "AnO, ma tebe!"
",Mluvis vazne?"
"Zajiste!"
"Paks Sc .mylisv'
"Nikoli: r Snad proto te
posadila v pravo cd nj, mimo
to soudil jsem tax 2 jeji nez-
nych pohledd, jez stale, ma vas
upfrala! Miti dceru svou
: markyzkou a pozdeji vevodky-
nj, bylo, by il zrovna who'd"
"Uboha! Potpm Sc klame
yelice! - Laska mole k Isa-
belle z Lilliers zapustila 'pfi-
lis hluboko kofeny sve srdci
mem, nez aby dovedl il kdo
vytrhnouti!"
Oba pratele hovorili jeste
chvili spclu, pfi cemz Stepan
Loriot nevahal sdeliti svemu
rrfteli, jak st'astny vysledek
mela rozmluva jeho s Bertou
Kcneem Moulinem jak je-
no laska k sirote nebohe vzpru
zena byla novou nadeji.
Y brzku ma to pocal tanec a
panl Dick-Thornova prosila
markyze Jindficha, ably zaha.
jill no dceruskou jeji Olivii
okolnost ia ozivila znovu po-
deZreni mladistveho obhajce,
podezfeni, re hostitelka vyhle-
dala 81 no snad "a manzela
roztomileho sveho ditete, kdez
to II Stepana Loriota stale sc
podezfenf toto jistotou, kdyz
Claudio Verniova, hledic ma
tancujici parek, jemu v rozho.
voru polozdmyslne a polobez.
decne prozradila lmysly sve s
Jindric hem z La Tour-Vaudien
dokladajic, re S jeji dcerou
markyz ma jisto musil by byti
s. asten.
Pritel Jindrichuv namital j
sice, re pritel jeho miluje vas
nivs Isabellu Lilliers, avsal
Claude mala pro nej prekva
puiici odpoved':
vim o tom! - Avsak, COZ
klamaio-li ho ylastni srdce je,
ho? - Podobne znamosti ru
ii sc kazdy denv
stepan Loriot pohledl IA n
lrekvapenim, neodpovedel j
vSak All slova, v duchu ale S
pomysiil: ""Jak podivn& to ze
ma! Imam il sice jen kratkou
dobu, dnes yecer ale j ami ne
poznavam! Co dele sc !
nj? Pritomnost Renea poo
nepravym jmenem vdbec bud
We mne podezreni 0 jakemsi ts
jemstvi V zivote pani Dick
Thornove. Rene del mi, abycl
neGvii sc nicemu, nuze, mu
sim Sc tedy naditi vseho."
Kdyz rozkosny omen parel
predtanecnikd, ma nemz oc
vsech hostu Sc zalibou tkvely
skohcil z kola vystoupil, pre-
jevila Claudio politovani
markyzi, re taky otec jeho, w
voda Jirl, zabavu .nenavstiNil
OK hMl nazHun = az xYt2 ii " ~
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ste pred nekoika hodinami sa-
ma s vevodou mluvila. Pocho-
pila razem, ze v lfcene nepff-
tomnosti Jiriho v Parizi, ktere
j sam jehoS,syn blahove vefil,
jest jakesi tajemstvi, jez nut4
ne musi skryvati. Vykvedela
jeste ma Jindrichovi, ze tento
neposila ami listd "a otcem
svym, ponevadz otec na lad.
mem mfste dlouho neprodleva
a adresa jeho tudiz ami V pa
laci jeho znama neni.
1t
"Proto taky nepochybn6, "
dolozil Jindrich, "nalezne POI
zvanku vasi, tnilostiva panf,
ma SVEN stolku pracovne sve
teprve az sc vrati." n
'"Az Sc vrati?" pomyslila 81
Claudio vrduchu. "Vzdyt' dnes
rano ved9l . pozvance te. Ne
pochybne. vRika aajakSm taju-
plnym zpGsobem, snad, tajne
"a noel, do palace, ably tam do
listd doslych nahledl. X cemu
ale tolik tajemstvi? Muslin to
zvedeti. Slibii mi, ze Sc synem
syym do zitfka promluvi o "a
merech mych s Olivii - avsak
syn jehoe nevi. ami O pobytu
jeho v Parizi? Tropi 81 re mne
sasky?"
A hnev a 1div Claude vzro-
silly jeste vice, kdyz zvedela
dale Cd markyze, re financ-
MIN agentem vevodovym neni
Bedfich Gerard, nybrz jakysi
Rlgaud a re tentO nebydli v
ulici Pot-de Fer, nybrz v sa-
mem palaci vevodove. Videla,
ze vevoda klamal il v teto
veci pochopila, ze Gerard jej
jmeno, ktere on sam sobe u
DELUXE. "Tusim nebezpeci!"
della 81. "Budu vsak ma stra-
zin'
A potion Sc cd markyze jim
dficha odloueila.
Rene Moulin mel zatim pl.
ne ruce prace. Mel bedlivy po.
zor ma vse a s netrpeliyosti
vyckaval okamzik, ktery me-
mu razem zjednati jasno 0 po.
vaze Claudio.
Sluhovi dal rozkaz, aby he
zavolali okamzite, jakmile by
nekdo po mem Sc tazal. Kone.
cne vessel Jan Ctvrtek, ktery5
vydavaje Sc "a kadernika, pc
"panu Laurentovi" Sc tazal
Rene postaral Sc, ably setkal Sc
MIN nepfitomnosti ostat
Mich sluhu ma chodbe pred scht
distem, kdez mu del:
"Opousteje jeviste, potrebu
jete jen, otevriti tyto dvert
zde, kterez nalezau Sc "a "a
dni oponou maleho divadelka
odtud pax rychle po techte
schodech domu Sc vytratite
Ultra rano pax sc setkame ns
obvyklem mist9. ia muslin zl
stati jeste nekolik dnu o pan
Dick-Thornove, abych dava
pozor ma nektere v6ci, jez. 81
udati mohou. - Bude-li Sc mt
pani Dick-Thornova dotazova
ii, dovedu uz podezfeni jeji oC
yratiti. Neuda-li Sc ale mic ne
obycejneho, budete ma mne &C.
kati v jizbe. kan vas dovedl
a kde Sc budou oblekati prav
umelci. My prevleceme Sc ,
Sousedni k6mnate!"
"Zbytecno po predstaven
cekati, zahucel ma to jar
ctvrtek. "Jsem jist ted, Il
rani Dick-Thornova jest zeno,
z mostu v Neuilly - ano vice
jeste:: vypatral jsem stopt
jejiho spoluvinnika!"
A Jan Ctvrtek vypravel ted
dopodrobna, co rano zazil
kdyz cd tohoto domu az dt
ulice Pot-de-Fer sledoval mu
,,ao S,,o = ~ ..tn...sl ls.l p
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ka musiia mu bJti rovnez ma
padnou a podezfelou. Byi ted
skorem uz pfesv9dcen, ze Dick
Thornoya ranni jeji host jsou
nicemy, "a nez otec Bertin me-
vinne ma popravisti dokonal,
-byl ted presvedcen zrovna ja-I
Nko Jan ctyrtek, kteryz .dodal:
"Vidis, fikal jsem ii tax
vzdycky! - A zrovna tax bu-
de zde ukryta celia spousta
bankovek. - Treba jen Sc po1
mich poohlednouti!"
"Zakazai jsem ii zde kaz-.
dou kradez W! - Byia by to
neopatxnost nejosudnejsi! I
QstatnH zde klice cd vaku, "
nemz jest tyij kostym! Ja Sc
poohlednu po Berte, jez, tusim,
|velice Sc opozdila!"
ZACH, jaka to baba!" pony
sill 81 Jan ctvrtek, kdyz no
soudruh jeho opustil. "Hlupak
chce odtud odejiti s prazdny-
ma rukama! - At 81 della co
chce, ia znam sye povolani!
Opatfil jsem Sc vsim, echo jest
treba, a a,po komedii, bude-li
ochu mozno,. rozhlednu
Sc po stolcich a skrinich a jich
Obsahu! v takovem zmatku
dal by Sc yykrasti tfeba cely
byt. - Ostatne je-li Dick
Thornova zenou, kterou hleda-
me, necham il nektere zasuy
Zee takovou stvrzenku, De 81 roz
hodne rozmysli policii udati,
co Sc il ztratilo. - Bud jak
bud, muslin 81 witt zalohu ma
odmenu, kterou mi uz dvacet
let dluhuje!" A Jan Ctvrtek
jail sc chystati pax kostym
svuj. !, . ..snu
Byla pIlnoc.
Gas kvapil a Berty tn dosud
nebylo. Rene byl znepokojen
merou nejvyssi a jeho znepo-
fkojeni zmenilo Sc pravou 1z-
kost, kdyz mezitim dostavil Sc
fiakrista, soudruh Petra Lori
ota, ktery mel Bertu privezti
a domneni, ze privezl il uz
jiny soudruh jeho, sdelil o.
mlouvaje Sc, ze opozdiv Sc
"snad" o dve tri minuty, div
ky jiz byte. jejim nezastihl
II odjela pry jinym jiz flax
rem.
"Avsak ia nikoho jineho me-
postal pro nj mimo vas!" roz-
krikl Sc skorem Rene.
"Nikoho jineho mimo mne
| Vzdyt' druhy fiakrista, jek mi
aspon domovnice rekla, prijel
pro nj rovn6z jmenem vasim
Ryl bych prinesl vam zpravu
tn as hodinu drive, avsak, pc
ceste zlomila Sc mi VOL"
Reneovi zdalo sc vse to me-
pochopitelne. Nikdo mimo ia
ma Ctvrtka neznal jeho zame-
ri, kazdy nausil souditi, re dli
mimo Pariz a proto nemohl
yeriti, ze by nekdo chtel zne-
uziti jeho jmena, ably Berte
lecku nastrojil. Nepochybne
bude to jakesi nedorozumeni
a Belta, poznavsi je, vrAtila
Sc opet do bytu syeho. Odeslal
tedy poznovu fiakristu, "Bez-
starostneho" zvaneho, do uli-
ce Notre-Dames-des-C Champs,
I aby divku zatim snad sc navra
I.,
tivsi nejdele behem hodiny
sem prece jeste privezl, slibiv
mu bohatou odmenu,
Kdyz fiakrista odjel, pfi-
padl Rene ma move vysvetleni,
totiz, re Berta snad, zdesivsi
Sc dkolu, ktery il tn dnes KY
null, dala prostfednictvim do
movniee fiakristu, jenz pro nj
pfijel, odbyti bachorkou, jako
by uz byla nekolik minut dri-
We odjela. FIJI tom ale stale Sc
dival ma hodinky, jichz rucic-
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thereon as the same shall become due
and payable.
Section 4. That the Mayor. City Clerk
and City Treasurer be and they are here
by authorized to execute said bonds in
conformity herewith and the City Treas
urer be and he is hereby authorized and
as the chief financial officer, is hereby
designated to sell said bonds and receive
or reject any and all bids. That the
bonds shall be sold upon sealed proposals
or at public auction after legal adver-
tiSement for not less than par value and
accrued interest in accordance with. the
Statutes in such case made and provided.
That the advertisement of sale shall be
published in Gazette-Review, Atlantic
City. N. j., and P~leasantville Press, Plea
s%antville, N. j., two newspapers published
and circulating in the City of Northfield.
County of Atlantic and State of New Jer-
sey, and at least once in The Bond Buy
err. a financial paper published in the
City of New York, County and State OF
New York.
Section 5. Tha the proceeds realized
from the sale of said bonds shall be paid
to the custodian of the school funds and
shall be paid out by him and applied to
the purposes aforesaid.
Section 6. This ordinance shall take
effect Immediately after final passage ana
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
above Ordinance was passed on first and
second readings by the Common Council
of the City of Mortified City on Monday,
July 7th, 1924, and that said Common
Council of the City of Mortified City
will consider the final passage OF the
held in the City Hall, Northfield City.
New Jersey. on Monday evening, July
21st, 1924.
BY order of the Common Council of the
City of Mortified City.
GEORGE H. MULLER.
CITY Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
THE HATS A
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH
uuuuouuppuuuupua4u

a HAT is very well-behaved
n Most all the time. When friends
have raved
About your hat. it looks so nice,
And even tried to learn the price,
A hat is never mean nor proud:
1t bows its head. when yours is bowed,
and acts the very way that you,
When you are e~omplimented, do.
But l have often noticed that
There's something TRANCE about a
hat:
For now and then Ii acts so queer
It's quite astonishing, my dear.
For now and then the winds arise,
And her right off your head 1t flies,
And you must run and chase it then
Before you catch your hat again.
A hat is well-behaved until
It's friend the. Wind m up the hill
And then it wants to romp and run
And fly away and have its fun.
A nat will be as nice and good
As anybody aver could
And then it ups and blows away
For even hats must have their day.
20 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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.Enmofki&no- f0Jl
d ,IninTbn pLaas4sn4yil
Think
AFTER THE DAYS WORK

"TELL me- said the venerable
L sage, where the young men and
women are at nine o'clock in the eve
ming. and what they are doing, and
I'll inform you what role they will
play later in the real drama of life"
A little reflection will convince eve
hose who are Indifferent to the ten
deney Of the times, that the old wise
man was right. 1t Is not so much
what is accomplished In the working
hours. under the guidance of a cap
tain. as what is done in the hours Of
freedom. that counts In shaping human
destiny.
The plain tales Of history and BIZ
ography pile fact upon fact in con-
drmation Of this living truth.
Turn to their chapters and read
them closely.
As gou proceed. you will find that
the conspicuous men and women
whose achievements are shining as
beacon lights in today's unrest n
darkness. we're those who gave close
attention ~ their spare time, using it
10 improve their minds, rather than
for frolic and useless diversion.
They found their greatest pleasure
in plcturing a brilliant future, in which
they resolved TO play a leading part.
With his purpose in mind. they sought
the companionshlp Of Wisdom wheth-
pr among elders or with instructive
books.
Thus they began in youth to steer
their sOul-ship TO a secure haven
where they knew that in the years 10
come they would be protected from the
storming winds that beat against the
wster-logged craft of old age.
such men and women were not en-
shaved by the hands of the clock.
Being free. they scOrned the eight
hour day. and planned a day Of their
own. in which they often labored till
midnight.
Whatever they found to do they did
with all their might, quite regardless
Of the giddy world at large, keeping
ALWAYS before their mental vision tbs
aaron goal.
Their chief concern was not the
passage Of time. but how they might
conserve and use II TO their utmos
advantage.
And this forgetfulness of the clocA
is what the world needs today for Z
better devotion To duty and a highe
development Of brotherhood among tn
peoples everywhere. and especially 70
those who know that frog the hear
81 man rGmp the things fbat exalt o
6ebase him.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF William n. GouIdy, Deceased'
Pursuant to the order of Albert G. Alb.
this day made on the application of the
undersigned, ExecutriX of the said dece-
dent, notice is hereby given, to the credi-
tors of the said decedent to exhibit to the
subscriber. under oath or affirmation,
their claims and demands against the es-
tate of the said decedent, within six
months from this date, or they Will De
forever barred from prosecuting or ,recov-
ering the same against the subscriber.
JENNIE R. GOULDY,
1859 Doughty Road,
~Pleasantville, n. j.
Mays Landing, N. j., July 5th. 1874.
Printers fee, $1S. 40.
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HUR'P AM PAY!

If the label on your paper doesn''
read 1924 or better, you're behind on
your subscription to The PleasantVilie
Press and should hasten to square up
With the high cost of print paper and
of production, it's a desperate a
to furnish a weekly newspaper toI
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promptly, and when there are lag
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don't lag. You may miss your Des'
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the Ac-
counts of the Subscriber as Administra-
tor of the Estate of David Is. Asnley,
Deceased. will be audited and stated by
the teeS Surrogate Md' and reported for settlement
to the Orphans Court of Atlantic Coun1
August. next. at which time application
VIII be made for commissions
Dated July 18th, A. d. 1924.
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Port Republic, N. J.
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Doctor: Il told you a month ago
that if you didn't confne yourself to
one cigar a day you would be dead in
side of a week. How many have you
smoked since them" Patient: En-
ough to prove that you were wrong"
Journal Amusant, Paris.
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Charter No. 650s. Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PlEASANTVILLE,
n+uiIIa

~ 7 lCdo6iAsilISs l.
In the State of New Jersey,
t the close of business on June 30, 1924
RESOURCES.
4oans and discounts, including
rediscounts, acceptances of
other banks, and foreign bills
of exchange or drafts sold
with Endorsement of this
eank sd.lz9'aS =
F5~-sfarsfts. 01seerred rsS7ff
U. s. Government Securities
owned.
Deposited to secure
bond par value) IS 100000
States Government
securities Gncluding
Total - 48.94S.S6
etc etc. oo"u9' 146, 1876
niture and fixtures, $11, 1851. 81. 156,222.SS
banking house ...,......-... 2.5S5.2O
Reserve Bank ..........e.... 1888. 90
Cash in vault and amount due
from national banks. ......... 174,7l5.3b
Amount due from State banks.
bankers, and trust companies
in the United States (other
than included in Items s and
10) ll,ooo.VN
1886, 1OO.3S
Miscellaneous cash ITEMS. 889.4S
Redemption fund with U. 5.
Treasurer and due from U. >.
Treasurer l'1oo.ou
Total 81, 73S, 746. 26
LIABII tiles.
Capital stock paid n..........S $4,000. 90
Surplus fund 10, 900. 90
Undivided nrofts 2S, 821.S 81
Circulating notes outstanding. 24,400. 90
| Amount due to national banks. 3,463. SO
Amount due to State banks,
bankers, and trust companies
in the United States n for
clnded in Item 22J -. 1,470.55
Certified checks ndi 1853. 80
| Cashiers checks outstanding. 49,. S,977.66
Total of Items %. %, a.
Demand I deposits (otRer' than
bank deposits) subject to
Reserve deposits payable
within 30 days.:
check 634, OO6. 80
Dividends unpaid .............. 5000 C
Total of demand deposits
(other han bank depositsD
subject to Reserve, Items
Time deposits subject to Re-
days, or subject to 80 days
or more notice, and postal
savings:
1 OIneI Tune utDOSllS : . . = = OJGfVbosV7
Postal savings deposits. ........ 4,53S.0 0!
Total of time deposits sub
ject to Reserve, Items "a,
and 35 .......... 1896 .546.13
Total 81, 1888, TAG. q
State of New Jersey, County of Atlantic
IS:
I, Geo. H. Adams. Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that thu
above statement is true to the best O.
my knowledge and belief.
GEO. H. ADAMS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi'
10th day of July. 1924.
F. NJ. SMITH,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
! JNO. F. RYON,
ALVIN P. RISLEY,
CHAS. S. ADAMS,
\ Directors.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. Walter Duble n Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Simmerman wish to thank their
MANY friends for the kindnesses shown
them in the sickness and death Of the
wife and daughter, Florence.
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Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of the City of North
field for a car load of Chestnut Coal oil
As Gross tons more or less, to be received
and opened on Tuesday evening, August
5th. 1924, at 8 o'clock, daylight saving
time, at the school building. Said Goa
to be screened.
Secretary.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank Excelsior Council,
No. 231, Junior Order u. A. M, the en-
n%eighbors who supplied the floral piece,
and all others who were so kind to us
following the sudden death of our dear
one, Frank 2. Reitmeyer.
His Wife and Family.