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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
CHINESE DINNER
QUAINT FEATURE
FIREMEN'S BALL

Members Of the FL Centre fire
department are today soliciting
business men of FL Centre for the
purchase Of tickets to the fifteenth
annual ball, which will be given
at the high school gymnasium on
February 22 and report that they
are meeting with a ready response.
1t was ut first intended 20 canvass
the city yesterday, but the work
WIS postponed until today on ac-
count of the holiday.
In addition to the big dance,
which forms the main feature Of
he evening s entertainment, tables
for bridge and five hundred viii
be provided for those who do NOT
care to dance. These tables will
be placed III ante-rooms off the
gymnasium and will not in any
way interfere with the dancers.
Mali Jongg tables will also be pro-
vidcd.
Another feature of the dance tina.
will appeal to those who like to
watch the dancers but DO not care
to dance themselves, or play cards,
-are the two galleries at either end
of the gym which will enable
them to look on the scene.
Toward midnight, the dancers
will be served with a Chinese din
neI, the chief attraction to be chop
surv. The affair is to be known
as a "Mah Jongg Eu Dab Sheen >.
according TO the tickets, and the
Chinese scheme of decorations and
favors will be carricd out in detail.
a committee of fircmcn has recent
ly returned from the coast. where
hundreds of Chinese lanterns, fay
crs and costumes were ordered.
According to Chief Ferguson,
Howard Carter, the eminent arch.
aeologist has dug up Old King Tut
just in time for 1he firemens bali,
and an invitation has been accept
ed by His Royal Highness to be on
band. He will leave the Valley OF
the Pharoahs for FL Centre by air
plane, and is expected to arrive
here, gold covering and all, IN time
for the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
W0111eya's Interests
FOURTH ANNUAL KNIGHTS TENPLAR
BALL PROVES SUCCESSFUL AFFA1R

Mcmbcrs Of the Masonic lodge and
their ladies gathered last night at
the Masonic hall III thsi city to at
tend the fourth annual ball Of the
Imperial Valley Commandery No. "a,
Knights Templars. No detail which
could add to the pleasure of the
guests bad been overlooked by the
committee, mad many special fea-
lures made the affair an unusual
one.
One Of the picturesque incidents
of the evening occurred at the op-
ening of the ball when members Of
the commandery in full uniform
stood at attention in a crescent form
alton before the huge electrically
Illuminated red cross, which was
suspended from the ceiling in the
center of tn Groom. With the hand
some uniforms, plumed helmets and
full regalia of the order Of the com
mandcry made an impressive picture
against. the background of the elab-
orately decorated hall, with IT'S spe-
cial draperies in the commandery
colors and insignia.
Following the entrance Of the wo-
men from the blue lodge room where
they had been escorted by Ex-Sena-
tor Clifford Coggins, who acted as q
special courtesy committee to the
fair guests, the waiting Knights sa-
lutcd, after whrch they were dis
missed and aDDroDriatp preptiu gs
were delivered by Ear! V. c. North
rup, commander.
Dancing, interspersed with feature
numbers, was then announced as the
order of the evening by John W.
Mertz, chairman of the bali commit
tee, who acted as master of cere-
monies.
A bow and arrow dance by little
Mary Katherine Horton and dance
in Scotch costume BY Lillian Ne
Cormrck, both clever pupils of FRS.
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Wooda BlcsY, were unusually good.
Mrs. Ruth TccpIc Reid was at the
piano for both numbers. Other fea
lures which were much appreciated
included an exceptionally wcll-rend-
cred violin duet by Quincy Hunt
and Charlotte Moses, both pupils of
Mrs. Marie jenkins, who were
plcasingly accompanied by Carolyn
Lee of the Elmer a. Todd music
studio. Charlotte Moses, again ac-
companicd by Carolyn Lee, also gave
q violin solo.
Special Musical Numbers
Music was furnished by n well
known orchestra Of san Diego Of
which the four male members are
Master Masons. One of the surprise
features Of the evening was II SPLEEN
did vocal duet, "Annic Laurie - by
two of the orchestra members, who
responded with It cornct duet with
violin obligato as an encore.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and corsa2e bouquets OF red
carnations for the women present
were another pleasing feature. \
delicious supper was served during
the latter part of the evening. mem
bcrs of the Eastern Star presiding in
the dining room. Special ice cream
repeated the commandery insignia.
Members of the committee in
charge were John w. Mcrtz. L. f.
Gerard, and Lawrence l.. Duff. OF.
ficcrs Of the commandcry who cen
tributed to the success Of the event
were Earl V. G. Northrup, com.
mander; George w. Anderson, gen.
cralissimo; Lawrence J.. Duff, cap
tain general; Howard Morgan, sen
ior warden; w. A. Tondro, junior
warden; John W. Mcrtz, prclate; II
w. Tyler, recorder; Clifford Ccg
gins, treasurer; DR.. Frank r. Glib
son, sword bearer; Arthur j. Dyer
standard bearer; Car West, wardcr
and F.. ID. Jacobs, sentinel.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
ENGINE. BOILER
BLOWS UP, TWO
DEAD, ONE HURT
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SLATON, Texas, Feb. 13.-Fire-
man Tim Cronin was instantly kill
ed and Engineer 0. +. PlumIee of
Clovis, y. NJ, was believed fatally
injured when the boiler of the loco
motive of Santa Fe passenger train
No. 81, westbound, exploded near
here today.
f. r, Foster, track overseer, was
killed by the wrecker which was be-
ing rushed to the scene of the acci-
dent, near Lubbock, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13

and play the organ. They viii hear
DIR. +. S. Gronef--thc kindly pastor
who baptised her II years ago, read
her funeral service
All Alvardo stores will be closed
on Thursday whom will come
sympathetic, big-heartcd Texas folk
who remembered Louise as Il ''curIy
haired little tvkc,n favoritc
"kid" around town.
The honest tribute Of these simple
mourners seemed like irony in the
wake of her New York tragedy.
These friends paid her the samc
measure of tribute in cold death
that her gay Broadway companions
accorded when the warmth of life
suffused her body
Had there been anything to for
give they would have forgiven free
ly.
But they chose to recall Louise as
they knew her and they mourncd
the vivac.ous girl they remembered
on Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
kaaNDID PROGRAM
lVERTAlNS GROUP
NV. w. APPLE HONE

Tro :ring at the home of Mrs. w.
AHoI G last night, II members of
Nraturc Section of the Wo-
'cn Thousand Club enjoyed
.ng's program on Selma
Byting an excellent sketch OF
Los Of the great Scandinavian
vcrsits, Mrs. E. j. Mack told
don't Ects of interests. She was
the n by Mrs. Ebba Pitts of I'm,
thc I'd personal friend of Selma
Wbett's who brought an init
ond o,mosphere to the gathering
nonds "reminiscences Of visits at the
Campi her friend during various
NIGHT jof her life.
The Sd "Gosta Berling Saga, -
Ths ION for Selma Lagerlof the
NIGHT prize was the work of 20
Stand Aiming was one of the inter
shift yicts told by Mrs. Pitts, who
most Areatlv to the success of the
tain aby her presence.
ian olp the unavoidable absence of
in III ebert w. Campbell who was
tbo ri told 1.-THE Outcast,b - Mrs.
dpmorcsented the story in Il most
of tbe way, giving the tale IN her
IT s IDS in manner which ere
In ,ch favorable comment by
fcrent tsent.
fIoor fr interesting feature OF the
two IwaS an exhibition of SWcd-
90 70 tstry and pictures belonging
and RPitts.
three souse was charmingly deco
thc fifth sweet peas, and the eve
ford, peetihS was Noteo il o"cio'u Il
Tba For the present it is
rouohl to continue the evening
bo 9tt which seem to be popular
disula the members. The next
be at the home of Mrs. G.
m ton, 5G2 Wensley avenue,
EE6s. e. l.. Garthwaite present
Irogram on ''The Morse
N2& The following meeting
wa 4 Greig musicale, Mrs. G.
bn in charge, at the home Of
VA OI =. Roberts, J73 Len Rey
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
Salary of Film
Star Attached
by L. A. Jeweler
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. IA Bank
account ami salary of Mae Murray.
film star, have been attached by a
local jewclry firm, it was revealed
today.
Miss Murray purchased diamond
ring and necklace, which were
never paid for, according to the
jewellers. Deputy shcriffs have at
tackled her account in Hollywood
bank, and also her salary due from
the motion picture company for
whIch she works.
According to the plaintiffs, the
necklace was worth $26l4, part of
which was paid. The star bought the
necklace after having it altered, the
firm said. Later when she had some
rings sent to her home with the view
of purchasing one, she sent back the
necklace, it is alleged.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
S'''s S Words OF
DFuneral Hymn

EELEY, Feb. 13.-Mrs. julia
yey, dying here Tuesday, re-
Y suddenly from n state of
0hto which she had lapsed
Jed her daughter.
mt YOU to write down. she
). William Acton, the daugh-
ne words Of a hymn which
IN running through my head.
1be sung at my funeral. y
lshc sang to Mrs. Acton, the
Jleclared to have come to her
Ahc was unconscious. Last
RS. Brodley died and tomor-
will be sung at the funeral.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
S Willard VIII Be
1 w. c. Z. u. Program

will be a meeting of the Ell
n. c.. r. Z. at the social hall
Methodist Episcopal church
V of this week at , p. m. a
Willard program will be
/, and all members are arg
c prccsnt and bring a
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
| 'a(I
Off
VIZ o.
gy' Club PrOUides
LOFTranspOrtntiOn Means

moblite benefit of any women of
ifornii who may have missed the
ship hments in the Press regard
speed'address to be delivered by
annoutles f. Barker OF Washing
ager. c., tomorrow, it is again
WiIhat he will talk on "a
man, / Duty to Her Daughtcr,'
at thsrawley high school at 3 p.
piled hbers of the FL Centre Ro-
possiR will be at the Ten Thou
VIII tb at 2:1J p. m. to furnish
todaY.iles for any women who
Fiqmeans of transportation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13

This early display of Spring Suits indicates something Of
the unusual ability of the Stores OF the j. c. Penny Company to
provide with clothing of the latest cut and style
prices that real saving Of Buying tremen
dous quantity for ATS busy enables to sell
prices which impossible in the store Your
parsons will prove it.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13

LOS ANGELES-New plant of
Southern Glass Co. will double pre-
sent capacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
An, Old Saying
and True!

"S.raws show the way
the wind is blowing"
The growth of a mer-
camille business shows the
character OF the service it
has rendered the public.
II is not the big things
that count for the most.
1t is the many details
which taken collectively
mean so much 10 the
pleasure and the satisfac-
ton of the shopper.
This Store strives TO
constantly render an all
round helpful service:
The management VIII
appreciate your suggeS-
tionS.
To serve you bit more
9ciently and better dag
'1y is our aim.
n
, 1924-08-27

y,,r,,7 1o,, 49, ~
VIRGIN ISLANDS or LIin UNITED 9IAIA9'
u HoNAS
August p, 1924.
The Editor,
st. Crojr AUis,
Carjsti7ustcd, 81. Croir
Sir
1t is with much qualification that
/ learn that the President Of the United
States has forwarded to the Republican
Club of Saint Thomas with permission
to publish i) a COPY Of a letter dated
March 10, 1921, which he addressed to
me as Governor ofsthe Virgin Islands,
a copy Of VIII b is attached hereto for
your inform at.ol.
his letter de Is with the matter Of the
JOINT Rss9IUtiD al pled by the Colonial
Council II Sa mt Thomas and The Colo
d d Counci. oil Saint CroiX on February
z, 1924, WHICH sets forth eight items of
accomplishment for the bettermant oil
the economic and soria! condition OF the
people OF the Virgin Islands.
IN this connection, l desire to state
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CTETE! CTETE! Farma O 115

CTETE! CTETE! Farma o 115
akrech. Sc zasobami, $500 ho-
tove. Farma 100 akrecn sc
zasobami vymeni Sc "a vas
majetek. Cena $500. Nam
mnoho mestskeho majetku ma
(vymenu "a vas starsi dim. Ty-
to majetky sc nalezaji v Cor
|lett. phi Miles Ave a houlevar.
dech, phi Kinsman Rd. ia pro
davam majetky rychle, musl
to byt ale lace. Je to vas pro.
speech, chcete-li ryGhle proda1
neh koupit navstivte me: JOS
Kfizek 1870 Durkee Ave. \
Corlett. vemte Union karu
lvych. 131 ul. 2-1z
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-E n 4s cpa 4 ~ e
RRoDA Sc 1923 Ford Sedan,
ses ctyfmi, dyeimi, pcuze Z me-
sled stara (sa, $4,000 extras). !.
Nova, stala, $s60.00 proda Sc
"a $4,000. 1923 Ford
Roadster Delivery Box "a
$4,000 q, nasolik 1921 a 1922
Ford. Touring aut, vsechny v
dobr6Fn, staMu, v Gene $4,000
az, $4,000. K doptani ma IA
/ MES VRzAK u The Cataract
I Motor. Sales Go. 1916 Broad
way. Obydk. 1870 Horner
L Ave. 2-8
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LACE " ToMTo TYDNU. -
Ddm 0, 5ti. pokojich, velky lot,
slepiSnlk, nal4za sc blize Miles
Ave. q Lee, Rd., skoly a kary.
Cena $370o.
!, Dunn. Q 6ti, pokojich, velky
sklep. plyn, elektrika, ulice je
dlazd9n&, toilet uvnitr, nal6za
Sc blixe, broadway a vych. IS.
ul. Cena $4,000.
|. $700, hptove, zbytek jako ma
jem, koupi vam ddm dvouro-
dinny ma Drake ul. blize vych.
55. ul. Je tam 5 pokojd naho-
he a 5, dole, plyn, elektrika,
svetly sklep. vse harveno a pa
pfrovano hned k nastehova-
mi, Cena $64Do.
Obchodnis majetek ma Dolloff
Rd. preti kostelu a skole, vse
|upraveno, dobre. misto pro GU
kroyinkovy ohchod aneb kveti-
lhafstvi. Vezme sc. .mensi cast
ka hotov6, lot neb mensi ddm,
ostatni ma splatky die. ujedna-
ni. Blizsi 0 techto majetcich
Sc sdeli Atlas Finance Co.,
Broadway prot. vych. IS. ul
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. J. Mack.
2-6
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PRoDA Sc noyy dobf,e posta-
veny dunn 0 peti mistnostech
ma jednom poschodi, sklenik a
extra pantry, elektrika a vie
zarizeno. Nal6za Sc ma Gay
Ave. v. Corlett, blize; skol . ka
ry. Rude-li prodan do, Is. dno-
"a, da, Sc % $400 levneji. Has
te, Sc, u majitele Jarp. Rlazek,
1918. Morgan Ave. nahofe, po
Is. hodines veGer. :?
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VELIkY kolonialnim stylu
delany set do loznice, ctyfpod-
stavcova postel, modly pruho-
havany velouroyy set. do pied
nj syetnice a skladaci, dayen-
port, S-kusovy set do jidelny,
a Wilton 9X12 koberce. Hla-
ste Sc v 1912 Carnegie Ave.
81
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kOURL Sc dum pro jednu ro-
dinu ma Bartlett neb Svec Ave.
Nv Corlett. Nechte adresu v
adm. lisu pod znackou "Do-
nov. %
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dole q ne "a okraj. kde &c pi-
je.'
Stary. senator pohl6dl po-
zo,ne na. deeru, j na hrabeta. =
pod sediYtch, hrv.
"Vite co? Mlzete, Sc. nyni
beze vsehc witt, Zmoudfeli
jste!"
vsichni tai 81 t'ukli a pill
ma budouei stAsti, hyvaly vrAt-
ny, cisniGe j; posluha.
cisnik 81 take pfipil, tiskna
ruku b5yale kplegyni.
Pfelozila r. Hladikova.
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PRODA Sc noyy mpdArnf.
dvourodinny3 dim, v Mt. HlAa-
SAINT ma dlazdene ulici, 5ssy4t-
MIC askonpelnes dple al.tas -
me nahoTe. Je pr&ve dahptp-
veny k nastehovanf. nphoy6
|podlahy a finis, dvojita gAraz
cena. mirna, Mali, \ 4, splattAa hp-
|tove, oststni dlA, ujednAAni. Ha
ste Sc v.6. 38aasvtch. 1A5s ul..
Kinsman kara. 8
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"A, RRlEINOU odstehoyani Sc
do Kalifernie prodame veske-
nv nabytek "a. velmi nizk0u
cenu, vse musi byt prodano, j.
hned. Haste Sc v els. 1851
vych. 80. ul., roh Hilger Ave,
aneb v els. 5812. Broadway
James Funfar. 2-6
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PRODA Sc

PRODAJli Sc kombinaGni ka-
nina (Glenwood), pouze rok
uzivana, postel, davenport, ne
kolik zidli, houpaky a jine We
ci. Proda sc vSe LEVINE "a. pri-
cinou odjezdu, z. mesta. K do
ptani 3452 w. 47th ST., aneb
1870 Hnrner Ave. 2-6
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PRODA Sc grocerni a Heznjc-
ky obchod v p9knem oknl(s Sc
Ssim zaffzenfm q budoYsTpi,
Rnebs seg vymeni "a jiny nA1t-
sky majetek. Haste sss VI (.
S24Of zap, 54. ul,, mezi CLARK
9 Dennison ave. Tel. Hemlaek
3519.
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RR0DAJf Sc kombinacni, Au-
chyhska ksmna,-- Tinner1nan
sici stroj Singer. Sc spoNatAci
hlavou, trikusovy kozenx; par
lorset q kuchyfisky kahjNat,
.vse velmi; LEVINE. Haste save.
4816 Broadway. :?
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RRoDA Sk neb; vymsnit "a
dunn, cukrovinkovy obch0d, 8
cilym prodejenl doutnith {.
129l1 Miles ave., kde So trxf
tydne pres $4O0. Velmi dAhr&
okoli: Blizsi sdeli Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 2,12
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RRoNAJ.ME ST dim. (. 69Q1
Temple. ave. O. s, pokojich. je
tam. koupelna, fernes, elektri-
ka, plyn, garaz. X doptani u
majitele v {. 1895 Game aY.
Tento, majetek Sc po pfipade
|proda, Fl
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PRoNAJME Sc stor, hodici Sc
pro obuvni obchod. Haste sc
v els. 3070 vych. 116. ul. z
Buckeye Rd. 2-8
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PRODA Sc dunn o 5. pokojich
S. koupelnou dole i nahofe. Ce-
ma $1,000. Haste Sc v els. 1854
vych. los. ul. billie Union Ave.
2-6
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= PrOkLefd ~
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBOURGA
Volne prelozI Frant. Ladisl. Click.

y i 2 q
zajektala nesmele Gertrude.
Frantik sc vsak ma nj vzte-
kle podival, uchopil il "a ra-
memo, a stiskl je tax slime prs
ty svyni, ze Gertrude az bo-
lesti vykfikla.
"Co pax d6las? Vzdyt' me
to boli!" zvolala plactivym
hlasem.
"Protoze isl vsetecne, I'VE
dave stvoreniw odpovedel
zlostne Frantik. "Co pax ii "a
iezi ma tom, co ia zamyslim?
/ Ty mas poslechnouti, co ia tt
poroucim, a dost! Rozumls?
Pc druhe 81 to dobre pamatuj!
"Ano, ano, - proslm te, jen
sc ma mne nehnevej a odpust'
mi to- prosila Gertruda.
"Tedy Ultra 0 pulnoci -"
"Ano."
"Pmjdes do zahrady, rozu-
mis?"
| "Prijdu,' odpovedela Ger
|truda. "A tobe otevru mala
dvirka. Ale, prosim te, mily
Frantiku, bud jen opatrnym.
ia nam jakesi tuseni, iako
by ii hrozilo nebezpecenstvi. y
"Ty isl blaZenw
He'd, ia nam jen 0 tebe
tax veliky strach," mluvila
iGertruda lichotive dale. "Ty
tax mnoho zlostne vypadas, ia
kobys neco zleho zamyslel u
Giniti."
! "Jdi a netlachej tax zpozdi-
ile," odbyval il Frantik. "Ted'
ale jiz 81 pospes domu a neza
pomen: Ultra o pul noci!'
"Nezapomenu!"
"Tedy dobrou noc!'
S temi slovy >Frantik rychle
ode chazel.
| Gertrude IA MIN bezela So
,tva dechu popadajic.
"Frantisku," septala mu uz-
| kostlive, "mily Frantisku, ne
hnevej Sc ma mne, ale ia nam
O tebe hrozny strach, aby te
mic zleho nepotkalo. Hekni
mi jen, co chces Ultra II mas We
dvorci?"
Frantik zlostne dupl nohou
nacez nevrle Sc ma nj osopil:
"Vsetecna, zvedava osobo
Chces-li to tedy vedeti vsi mo
ci, povim tito. Muslin Sc kaz
dym padem dozvedeti, pro-
jel Rouyenat do Parize - ;
to mi musi povediti slecn;
Elanka."
"Ona ale bude jiz v tn do
bu spati,' namitala Gertrude
| "Coz ma tom? Vzbudim j.,
odpovedel Frantik.
"a jestlize to ona sama ne
|vi, anebo nebude-li ii to chit
fici?" tazaIa Sc.
"Vsak ia nam prostredek
kterym il k t9mu donutim.'
"Frantisku, del 81 pozor
neodvazuj Sc prilis daleko."
"Co pax je tobe do tohO
Dobrou nocn' odbyval il Fra
tik.
"Jeste jen jedno slovo!
"Tedy mluv rychlew
MAS mne opravdu troch
rad?"
"To Wis, ze man,"
"Nezapomel's ma to, cos n
slibil, venues 81 mne jednc
ia zenu?'
"Tot Sc Vi, lie vezmu, ja]
mile bude miti muj otec DIV
rec Seuillonsky. Ci jak Cas-
ii to mann ieste rikat? A te
jiz jenom jdi doma a.. neZ
pomen ma zitfek"
D6vecka kracela volny
krokem, smutne hlayou SIX
penou ke dvorci zpet.
- ,Bylat Gertrude zensti
;, hloupa a zla, ale mela hezk
! no Frantika velice rada,
Tento odesed cd. d6yecl
ubiral sc k svemu otci, kite
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&
FARMA Sc VYMENi, Is mil

cd Clevelandu, dobre hudpvy
jakoz i farmarske stroje, dosti
zasobs krmiva, IL, holstvnskych
'kray, diva kone, til nrasata,
$50 ! slepic, 5 kaehen, 4. hnsy,
Ford truck a jins zafizsnl,-
Haste Sc II A. Srba, 1921 Ben
ham Ave. z vych. SO ul. u
MON. Tel. Broad 31O6l J. 2-7
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci OBJ
chod reznicky, po pripade Sc
yezme. lot, co, splatka, Blizsi
sdeli Sc v cis. 1920 Turney Rd.
anebs v els. 5ll8s Fowler Ave.
2-9
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sleni. Nebot' ma zivot pevny
jako kocka a houzevnaty jako
starry Rouvenat, kteremu sam
d'abel re stare studny onehdy
pomohl.'
"My jsme ale byli hodni
hlupaci," vece stary Parizak,
"ze. jsme Sc $ tim pacholkem
zabyvali a darmo jsme Sc v
nebezpecenstyi uvedli. Rad6ji
NELL jsme Sc drzeti Melliera,
toho stareho lakomce. Bezto-
no je polovicni blazen stiti
Sc lidi. Kdyby no tax byli 2 ne
madam jednoho rama lide do
maci nalezli uskrceneho v je-
no posteli, bylo by Sc reklo,
ze sc sam zavrazdil v pomate
nosti mysli. A druheho dine
bylo by krasne jmeni jeho ce-
le nase. Ted jest jiz arci poz-
de. Nebot' kdyz Sc nam. ne
podaril kousek mas Rouvena-
tenn, nikdo by nevefil, re 81
Mellier sam zivot wal. Nu, mic
ned6la. Jest9 neni vSe Ztrace-
no,pokud stary jeste neudelal
poslednf vdli."
"On ale. il co nevidet ude-
Ia" namital Frantik.
q "Nesmysl."
20 nikoli, je tomu skutecne
TAX"
"Co to znamena? Vysvetli
mi to blize."
"Tedy tt to poyim zevrub-
me-" odvece Frantik. "Stary
Mellier opravdu zanasi Sc "a
merem, postarati Sc budouc-
most divcinu. Nebot' Jakub
Mellier nema vubec zadne vii
lie vice, nybrz della vse, cokoli
mu Rouvenat navrhne. Celia
zalezitost tato zda Sc mi byti
velmi povazlivou. Starry Melli-
er postal Rouvenata dnes rano
do Parize a objednal 81 do Seu
illonu notare."
i "Coze povidas?" tazal. Sc
starry Parizak zarazen, "snac
ably sepsal posledni Will jeho!
"Dost MONA. Aneho budol
spisovati syatebni smlouvu,'
zasycelr Frantik, zatinaje zlos
ne peste.
"Svatebni smlouvu?"
"Arcize.
"Snad 81 nemyslis," di sta
( ry Pafizak, "ze by Sc tel
a starry blazen chtel jeste jed
a nou ozeniti?"
"To mi ami We snu nenapad
= To-" odvece Frantik, "ale to j
!. skorO iistO, Ze Sc bude Blank
,vdavati."
"Blanka?" tazal Sc star
: dive Sc, "a koho 81 bude br;
t ti?"
"Myslim, ze vezme. 81 toh
mladeho, vyfinteneho svihak;
ktery Sc jeste pred, nekolik
dny zde potloukal a slecn
. velice napadne sc dyoril. On
y byla, po mem celia blazen, vii
Ito zcela jiste. Ten hejsek, kt
ny 81 zde .pysne jako nadut
nav vykracoval, zajiste mem
;, ami frank jmeni a, proto sp
kuloval ma Blanku, o niz m
rekli, re je bohatou dedickO
=; Proto, nejprve pridrzel Sc st
:, reho Mardoche dovedl ri
kati 81 prizen tohoto zebray
|, no tulaka a pax vratil sc "a
- do Pafize. Po jeho odjezt
~ pfisel vcera stary Mardocl
j, do divorce Seuillonu, wal
!. ma starost Blanku Rouvena
a nahucel Jim pine usi chva
-, q tom, uhlazenem parizske
- floutkovi. Rouvenat pospisil
a vychvalil mladeho Pariza
az do nebe staremu Mellie1
x vi, jenz no nyni narychlo I
slal do Pafize, ably sem OF
=, no vetroplacha We vitezosla
~, jako zenicha Blancina prive
liz fonu hudo ckufoSnn 4.
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PR0NAJME Sc. stor, hodici sc
pro holirnu aneb pool-room.
Haste. Sc v CTS. 3068, vych.
1l6. ul. z Buckeye Rd. 2-S
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RRlJMR ST zana, ktera, by 81
tbrala pradlo donla, Haste Sc
N els. 5420, broadway. 2-8
FRIJhlOU, SE zrucni tooTma-
kers. Haste Sc u The Vlchek
Tool Co., vych. 81. ul. severne
od, Kinsnlan Rd. 2-8