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The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12
CANAAN

Charles A. Boston passed away at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Ward
Richardson in Saco after an illness of
few days. The deceased was so
years of age, a lifelong resident of
Canaan and veteran of the Civil
War. He accompanied his daughter
home Memorial Day for visit where
he was taken i'll and passed away
Wednesday, His wife died IL years
ago. The remains We're brought TO
Canaan, Sunday and a service was
held at the grave conducted by Rev.
George L. Thurlow of Skowhegan.
The S. of V. and Auxiliary attended
in body He leaves TO mourn his
loss four children, Clarence of Michi.
gan, Mrs Edith Smith of Waterville,
Mrs. Lucie Tibbetts of Fairfield Cen
ter, Mrs. Geneva Richardson of Saco.
He was laid at rest beside his wife in
the village cemetery. The fiorai
tributes were profuse and very beau
tiful.
Prescott Free Library Association
will have a public entertainment at
Grange Hall, Tuesday evening, June
18th. The proceeds to go for the
benefit of the library.
The graduating exercises OF the
Canaan Grammar and rural schools
will be held at Grange Hall, Thursday
evening, June 18th.
Amos Nelson of Portland was the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton ROlfe and chill
dren Helen and Marion Of Skowhegan
came Tuesday to pass the summer in
town.
The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corson, Mrs.
Burt Corson and Mrs. A. H. Whitman
motored to Skowhegan on business
Saturday.
Cyrus York of Athens had herd of
eight or nine young cattle get away
one day recently and they came out
on Herbert Corsons meadow Sunday.
They got all but two which became
separated from the rest and got frigh-
tened. Early Monday morning they
appeared in MIR. Corsons field again
and Mr.. Corson tolled them into his
barn with his COWS so Mr.. York could
get them.
The Corson Brothers have been
working with the road machine on
the Mayfield road for a couple OF days
the past week building the road.
The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12
ST. ABRAMS

Mrs. Emma Carter of West Brook
lin is visiting at the home OF r. c.
Raymond
r. c. Raymond and family accom-
panied by Mrs Emma Carter went 10
Wellington one night last week where
they visited relatives
Mrs. Eva Turner is visiting with
The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12
WEST BRIGHTON

Charlie Keston has a crew of men
pealing pulpwood for the Q D. War
rem Co.
The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12

An opportunity itself the time
did Principal Of the
SkoWhegan High School during years 897-1898-1899
He wonderful teacher always took great athletics
andw impartial all things He and still
anda a al who thinks for himself
People this section should privilege toA
We Mr. Fafrngton
hope this type Governor
of of Maine will for him the
Primaries on June
being published mbeknown and being
paid the undersigned who all school him and know him.
Nhe NorrnHi Hig wheRa Nan Var
DavsT Thompson niam oR
Wpntworh 4r Alice fd
Marsha C. Boy
mam H CardlH
aorgeH Pummm sarah GnUd
Ethel WhnUprA Ame Row. Lancaster
Mden SIN H Dyer
Mary NartonG Greew Toey
I Kn
EdwnP HpaL
Gertrude Dumb
MagarH NJ Smith NEWELL r.
eI.HS
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FARMY - FARMY

CANMV - FANNY
68 akrd, ddm OF pokojich, vel
ke bane, jej % mil Cd Cleve-
landu, II, krav, A kon9, velka-
zahrada, dobra pdda, cena
$4,000. - Farma o 25 ak
rech, 20 mil cd Clevelandu ma
vychod, dobre mfsto pro kova-
re, kde je vse zaffzeno, v oko-
Ii 8 mil nenf zadneho' kovare.
Pekne budovy, cena nizka. -
General Store " hust6 obydle-
mem okoli "a Geauga Lake,
Fixtures, stick a gasoline sta
ton. Cena $4,000. Ma vsechny
vSse uvedene majetky Sc vez-
mou mestske majetky ma W.
menu. Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik 4
Mikes, Realtors, 11O15 Union
ave. Tel. Broadway 1886. Ptej-
tie Sc ma j. Cvecko aneb ma j.
Fasinpauer. 6-28
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PRlJME SE intelisentnf. mlad-
81 muS v redaleci denniku
...Svst", kterv ma vyssi Skolni
vzdelsni, j. piesny Y ceskem
a slohu a je schep-
ny pfekl6dati' . anglicks do
ceske feci. Cd. zadatele vpa-
dc jelSot pf;ijimuti se bude Ia
dat;, aby sc vsncval tomuto po-
vclSnfi $ plnym, zajmem. a. y
prospSch listu J. obchodu., Pri-
hlksky ucinte pisemne do adm.
''Svsta". ASIA Broadway "a
pecetsns obSlce 3 vyps&nim
dosavadni sve prace a svych
schopnosti, pod znaGkou IRE.
daktor.
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ni,' pravil.
81 IS tedy psal?"
"Ano. A ponevadx misto od-
povedi p.islas sama, tedy jest
bezpochyby dobre' naladena.
Jdi. k nj jenom beze strachu;
Ja prave mann sluzhu, tedy ne
mohu jiti; odplldne vsak piij
du tel"
Pima radosti jela Vasilisa Sc
svou matkou. Vedela, ze neja-
ka scena il nemine.
Pc prijezdd ma nadrazi spa.
tfila sluhu teticky, jen3 odi
vedl je k vozu ma ne cekajici-
mu.
Hrab6nka s pevllou odvahou
ocekavala svou meter; tez ona
byla pripravena k boji. Vasili.
sina cest j manzelsky snateh
lbyly v jeff rukou.
Hned phi vstoupeni, sve ne
tere poznala ze vitezstvi ne
bude tax snadne.
Slecna Goroya,, ohlasena kt
mornikem, vstoupila- do male
no salonu. Jeji matka stra'
chem celia skliGena sla "a nj.
Vasilisa uGinila tetince hlu
bokou poklonu a pfiblizila Sc
ably j polibila ruku. Hrabenks
nechtela dati sve nepfatelstv
ma jevo, j pfijala tento proje,
dcty.
PAX sc hrabenka posadila &
pokynula ob9ma damAm, aby
sc tez posadily; oeekavala, II
il Vasilisa bude prositi "a cd
pusteni.
Vasilisa pochopila, re nasta
kriticky okamzik; ma tom, ct
nyni fekne, spociva' cele jej
stesti. Bleda, oci majic sklo
pene, pocala hlasem zvucnym
"Ma draha teticko! Uzna
vam, re opustivsi vas dunn, prt
vinila jsem Sc velice.- Prosin
tudiz, abyste mi odpustila; Ii
tuji, ze jsem Sc k vam tai
spatne zachovala a prosim "a
odpust6ni, ze zpdsobila jsen
vam takovy zarmutek a nepo
koj."
Pokthcovanf
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Jeste jine obtize namanuly
sc hrabence. Co mela fici sve
dceri a CO mela 81 nj po-
citi? Witt il s sebou? To by
znamenalo asi tolik jako "a
svetiti il do vsech intrik, ce-
hoz nebylo treba. A nechati il
ma venku s miss Juniorovou a
Dimitrijem? Take nebylo mo-
zne, nebot' pax zajiste prijiz-
deli by jako vzdy hoste a Ze-
Nadia mohla svou neprozretel-
nostf n6co vyzraditi.
Koneene pfipadla hrabence
st'astna, genialni myslenka.
Mezi tim, co jeji dcera obie
kaia Sc k obedu, pravila W.
borna matka:
H"Knize, co vlastne delate
nyni donna
"Ja?' tazal Sc Sdrov; "vlast
ne - mic"
"Vase pritomnOst v Petro-
hrade mohla by nam byti pro-
spesnou. Jed'te nami, byla
by to pro vas mala zabava."
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koxni vyr&xkA . bolkky. -
Pan Otto Marchl 2 Hankinson
N. D. pise: mas syn byl sti-
han koznfmi vyrazkami a bo-
laky po til leta. Prvni lahev
Ora. Petra Hoboko ukazala Sc
|velikym zlepsenim v jeho sta
va. Kdyz vyuzfval ctyrf lahve
Itohoto prostfedku, nabyl sve-
no zdravi dpln6." Nenf to lex
lekarnicky.. Piste DR.. Peter
Fahrney and Sons CO.., 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
iii.
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DOM bungalow {. 1906 An
gelus ave., o 5 sv6tnicich, vse
ma jedne podlaze a je pripra-
ven k nastehovani. >Je k pro-
hlednuti v ned6li Cd g.. do 5.
hodin odpoledne. Cena $695O,
mensi' castku hotove a ostatni
ma lehke splatky. The Atlas
Finance Co., Broadway, blize
vych. 56. ul. Ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Hrubf. 6-28
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PRODA Sc. grocerni, delika-
tesni. a reznicky obchod, kde
Sc TIKI hotove $500 tydhe. OBJ
chod Sc naleza v {. 1920 Bri-
dge ave. a je pri mem byt o
3 pokojich. Najem $35 mesicy
ne. Haste sc v {. 1873 Miles
Ave. TT
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PEkARSKY ZAVOD y Oxford
Junction, Ia, sc proda. Jediny
toho druhui obchod v ceskem
a bohatem meste z 90 proc.
ceskem. Majetnik je hluchy a
ydovec. Dunn Sc proda upl-
nym vybavenim a zasobami
"a $500. Kdo- chces podobny
obchod v krasnem kraji a bo-
hatem meste. Haste sc Okla
mite u majitele p. Sindheima,
Oxford Junction, Ia, aneb u
Jos. j. Rosypala, Adams, Wis.
6-27
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v MAPLE HEIGHTS, blize "a
stavky 10. A. B. G. linie, je
ma prodej pekny bungalow 0
5 pokojich, yse ma jedne pod
laze, plyn, elektrika, koupel-
ma j jin6 zarfzeni. Cena $500.
Blizsi u The Atlas Finance Co.
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. Ptej
te sc ma Mr.. Mlckovsky. 6-28
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem doutniku v
{. 1867 Miles ave. Vemte
Broadway karu. Trzi Sc pres
$40O tydne. Pri 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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MUSf byt prodan nasledujici,
nasleduJlci nabytek: 1Tikuso-
w bedroom set, tflkusovy
Baker velour parlor set, 8ku-
sovy walnut dinning room set,
lednicka, kamna, vSe velmi le-
vne. Haste Sc v {. 3176 ".
38. st. 6-27
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PRODAJf Sc ctyrkolova kan
ma ma olej, pouze m6sic uzi-
vana, dali sc "a levnou cenu.
Haste Sc v {. 3448 vych. 14O.
ul. z Kinsman. 6-28
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oPET JsNE oBDRzrII

novou zasobut rdznehO nabyt-
ku, jako lednicky, postele ma
lie velke, vatovane matrace a
pera, sifonery, stoly, idle,
kamna a jine veci. Vse Sc da
"a nejnizM cenul u
B A & u
v obchode opotrebovanym i
novym nabytkem v elsie 344O
vych. 81. ul. z Hamm u Broad
way. -
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PRODN Sc dunn o trech svet-
nicich dole a dyou nahore,
koupelna, pantry a jine zari-
zeni. Majetek Sc naleza v {.
3641 E. AZ st. Ptejte Sc We We
dlejsim byte. $50
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PRODA Sc dunn, vse ma jed
nom poschodi, 5 pokojG dole,
krb, bookcases, china cabinet
a jine zafizeni. Haste Sc v G..
1854 Holborn ave. v Mt.
Pleasant. 7-3i
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PRODA Sc. novy bungalow o.
5 pokojich dole a o l pokoji
nahore, vezme Sc tez lot CO
splatka. Majetek naleza Sc "
c. 4OO3 vych. 143. ul. z Miles
ave. Haste sc v {. 3577 vych.
1876. ul. z Union ave. 6-27
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Diu dne;ni4 doby.

DiD dnesni Dolby.
"Vefi;, Mano. ze laska tvofi
divya"
''Inu. ,kdyz ts ma doktor rad a
vezme 81 ts bez pensz. tax to sku-
tecns bude div"
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$500 HOTOVE aneb vas lot
koupi dunn o 6 pokojich ma
Reno al. blize Union kary a
skoly, ulice dlazdena, garaz,
velky lot, plyn, elektrika, da
Sc pri rychlem prodeji "a
$4,000. The Atlas Finance Co.,
Broadway, blize vych. 55. ul.
Ptejte sc ma Mr.. Mlckovsky.
6-28
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V tom vstoupila Zina. Dnes
jeste Surova nevidela; matka
Jeji byla tax zamestnana ji-
nymi vecmi, re ma svoji dceru
ami nevzpomnela.
Zina poznala ma prvni po-
hled, re udalo sc 81 neco krom
obycejneho, a zmocnovala Sc
il slabost. Ci byl by mel kni-
re tax malo duv6ry k nj, ze
sam jiz napred byl by vyzra-
dill svuj 1mysl jeji matce?
Wesley pohled surova vsak
il upokojil.
Ultra rano pojedes Sc mnou
do Petrohradu," pravila k nj
matka.
Oblicej Ziny jevil tolik udi-
WI a radosti zaroven, ze knize
malem by sc byl pustil; do smi
chu. Pohled Ziny, nemz IRA
ella Sc vycitka, zbavil vsak no
Timed vesele nalady.
"Tva sestrenice Vasilisa Sc
bude vdavati,'' pokracovala
hrabenka, "vezme 81 Maricke-
no."
90, jak jsem rada!" zvola-
la Zina a tleskala rukama.
''Svatba vsak neni jeste jis-
ta," pokracovala vzorna mat
ka; "naskytly Sc prekazky, ty
vsak netykaji sc tebe."
Hrabenka odesia do sveho
pokoje. Ened ma to objevila Sc
miss Juniorova a Dimitrij.
"Vase panf matinka dovoli-
la mn6, abych vas do Petrohra
du doprovazel," oslovil knfze
Zinu, meZitim co tato premi-
tala, jakym ZpIsobem dosta-
la by do Petrohradu take S1-
rova, by il ia zima nebyla pri-
lis dlouhou.
Pc kratkem pax rozhovOru
pravil knize: "Pojd'me hrat
ma ctyry ruce."
sli k pianu. Zina S 1smevem
vzala starry seSit a rozevfela
jej ma plane.
INA zdar zenichovi a neve
ste!" odpoved6l knize a ude-
ill slavnostni akord.
"Tedy prijdete take do Pc
trohradu?" Septala Zina.
"Skutecne? Opravdu?" zvo
lala zafic radosti.
! "Nebudeme vzdaleni cd Sc.
be ma ceste ami deset verst,'
byla Odpoved'.
"Coz nebylo by lepe, ably
chom jeli spolecn6? Bylo by
to pfece veselejsi."
me, pravil knize, "to nejd'
= ale pOtkame Sc ma cest6.
Zina zanOtovala nazpamet
'znamy valcik.
Pojednou vsak ustala v tax
tn obrativSi sc zpola ke kni
zeti, podivala Sc mu do oci
pravila:
"Co vsak v Petrohrad6 vlas
ne chcete?"
!; "Sam nevim; po pfipade b
du assistovat pri svatbe vas
sestfenice S Marickym," dc
dal v smichu.
A hrali dale.
!, Fojednou wal knize sesit
nOtami a naSel duetto "Dej r
= ku mne zivot svlj." Zased
pax vazne k pianu znova. n
ma zapyrena jak rdze, jala s
hrati tento kus az do koncs
"Vyborne!" zvolala Angl
= canka, 80, slecno Zinc, wy jst
: ucinila znamenity pokrok!"
Zenaida podivala Sc ma I
zpola s posmechem a zpola
hnevu.
Dimitrij pomohl il vsak
/ rozpakd, rka:
"Sestricko, ty pojedes d
Petrohradu? A Wy take, KIN
ze? A Wy take, miss Juniort
va? Ale. CO ia? Kde Ziistan
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ROBNE
OZN A NIX Y

STAR3f PAM hleda zamest-
mani ma domacf praci u star
sich lidi. Haste sc v {. 3717
vych. SO. ul. 6-2e
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MAMA, vezmeS mne take 8
sebou! Z" tazal Sc hoch.
me, mily synu,. nebudeme
dlouho pryc,, nemohu te $ Sc
pou witt
''Nuze, mama, tedy mne zde
mech aspon slecnu' Juniorovou,
abych mohl ueiti Sc anglicine."
Hrabence zdala sc tato my
slenka velmi rozumnou, tax ze
malem byla by jizs dala k nj
svoleni; po kratke rozvaze
vsak pravila:
"Ne me mile dite, jest mi
Tito, ze nemohu byti tvemu
prani po Will; budu museti cas-
teji vychazeti a prec nemdze
sestra tva zdstati samotna."
Anglicanka, ktera Sc jiz
strachy trasla, 81 oddychla. Ze
MAZDA tvarila Sc spokojene; my
slila,. re Dimitrij bude pfece
vyslysen.
Dimitrij stavel Sc byti spo-
kojen jako n6jaky filosof.
"Nuze," pravil pax, "budu
Sc tedy uciti nemcine; to jen
proto," poseptal duverne kni-
yeti, "ponevadz jest to nejlep-
81 prilezitost, abych Sc naucil
rusky, jedine to reci, kterou
neumim posud ami ml1viti ami
psati." =
St'astnou nahodou byla po-
zornost hrabencina obracena
k jinym vecem, i nedbala tu-
diz ma toto vyjadreni vtipneho
Sotka. !; g.
LIV.
Dive neustupne hlaviSky.
St'astni, kteri sc miluji a
mohou pospolu cestovati. Zda
muze byti CO rozkosnejsiho?
Tez Zenaida v osmactyrice-
tt hodinach prisla k tomu ne
zvratnemu presvedceni. Milo
vala z cele duse a plnym srd-
Gem.
Konecne sc rozloucili. Kni-
re odebral Sc do Moskvy, aby
jel odtud po draze.
Rozlouceni toto netrvalo
vsak dlouho. Tehoz vecera,
kdy danny do Petrohradu pfi-
jelly, dostavil Sc Sdrov, ably sc
ptal po zdravi hrabenky.
"Dozvedel jste Sc neceho?'
tazala sc hrabenka zvedave.
"Po buh, nikoliv; neodvazil
jsem Sc pribliziti Sc ku slecne
Gorove, ponevadz mel jsen
strach, abych misto prospechr
nebyl il ku, skode. Phi zralejs
uvaze vsak jsem shledal, Il
Cudesov nebude cd zalezitost
teto daleko."
"O," zvolala hrabenka, "ct
bylo by MONO, ably muz, jen;
pohybuje Sc We slusne spoiled
nosti byl schopen takoveho p,
dousstvi?"
"Vim o tom panoyi vice ne;
JIM lide. Drive jsem o ton
mlcel, jelikoz nemel jsem pri
ciny, abych o tom mluvil; ny
: nj, kdy jsem kompromitovan
: mann tisic chuti zakrociti pro
! ii nemu zcela vazne."
Pres veskerou snahu, kite
t rOu 81 knize dal, ably hrab6n
ku pfesvedcil nicemnosti g,
4 desova, nechtela hrabenka.
i jeho zakroceni ami slyseti.
: "Vskutku nepochopuji, jal
mohl 81 neco podobneho wynn
sliti; muslin Sc priznati, re nj
s kdy nemela jsem k nem
u zvlastnich sympatii; byl mn
i pfedstayen jakozto muz rad
! ny, jenz meter mou 81 zamilo
e val; jelikoz chtela jsem doci
}. liti stesti obou, PRENATAL
! jsem svuj odpor proti mem
e a byla jsem pax ovsem vein
spokojena, kdyz udalosti poz
ii d6jsi ospravedlnily mou ant
v patti"
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc rohovy stor.
Haste sc v {. 1859 Broadway.
!?
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PKIJMOU Sc ctyfi' zrucni ma
teraci. Haste Sc u JOS. jung
man, 1906 Svec ave. $50
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PkIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
v {. 9414 Anderson Ave. S. E.
4 6-27
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PRIJMR. So pan ma byt. Hla-
ste Sc v Z. 6lS3s Morton ave.
proti vlnarn4. 6-20
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PRODA Sc davenport set "a
$50, library table $12, dinning
room set $50, kulaty stdl $40,
sici stroj SIP, holrack $4, ply
nova kamna SIS, lednicka SIS
postel So, crib SIS, praci stroj
81, dressers, karpety, zidle a
jiny nabytek. Haste Sc v &.
4313 Clark ave. S. w. 7-3
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PRODA Sc pekny stavebni
lot ma Benham I'll. u same
vych. 131. ul., da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc Y {. l34o5 Bartlett
Ave. 7-12
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PRIJRAVUJETE 81
DOMACf NAPOJ?

ZkouSka naSehO "UniOn
Brand" cistehO sladovehO W.
tazku pravym Zateckym
chmeleln presvedci vas, re ml-
zete miti skutecne dobry, Pc
nivy, domaci napoj. Zkuste jej.
Lahve kvartove "a 85c tucet,
Zatky potreby k priprave k
dOstani u -
JOSEFA CROSSE,
1902 Union Ave.
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PRIJMOU Sc pani ma byt Sc
stravou neb beze stravy, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Adresa Sc sde
II v adm. t. listu. $50
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l003 sSTUDEBAkER Special
six, vyborly mechanicky stav
a pekny vzhled. Mattel musi
z mesta a nucen karu tuto pri-
mo obetOvati. Cataract Motor
Sales Co., 1876 Broadway.
6-28
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PRODA Sc set A zidlich a.
stdl do jidelny. Haste Sc v Z.
3943 vych. az. ul. nahofe "
zadu U Washington parku.
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PRODA Sc dvourodihny dunn
o 5 pokojich dole to- same
nahore, 2 koupelny, q fernesy,
elektrika, vse zafizenO. Vez-~
me Sc po pripad6 druhT mort
gages Haste Sc v (. 1896 v5ch.
l31. nj. hlize Union kAvv
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SINGER sICf STROJE, $5 ho-
tove a So mesicni splatky. Hia4
ste Sc u Jos. A. Libal, Abb
Clark ave. Tel. Lincoln 5292.
6-2.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-23
NEGRO HELD BY
LOCAL policemen
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night when Arthur West and an
other negro were help up on West
Church street, near the Americas
Oil Co. The two negroes were on
their way home when they were
stopped by two white men. About
$500 in money and suit of clothes
were taken from the negroes. The
negroes are known by Col. JED.
Ship, who says he believed they
are reliable and their story may be
believed.
The police had under arrest this
morning a negro called rabbit, "
whose name is said to be Manual or
Lotion Harris. The negro ac-
knowledges that he is wanted in
Valdosta for shopHfting and is said
by local police officers to bear a
bad reputation.
Special Officer Kimsey of the
Scaboard, received wire from
Valdosta requesting that he hold
rabbit" that there was reward
for him. He was described as be-
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ing 40 years old, 5 feet 6 inches
high, black, and weighing 1876
pounds. He has a crippled hand,
caused from a gun-shot wound, and
it was said his home was in Ameri-
Gus.
rabbit" was arrested in a local
pool room on suspicion: To Chief
Bragg he acknowledged that he had
been playing "skin" around in Sum-
ter county; that he had won $50
Or more, but that he had again lost
all of that. sum.
Later in the day Chief Bragg
carried the negro rabbit out to
the home of Mrs. C. S. Duer, which
was robbed early last week, where
the thief had gotten several dollars
in money. Tracks made by the
thief were still to be seen and Chief
Bragg compared these tracks, both
with shoes on and shoes off, and
the tracks seem TO be identical with
those of the negro now held.
Out at the home of Frank La
nier, the negro in escaping, jumped
over the fence into the yard of
W. M. Humber. There the ground
nad been freshly plowed, said Chief
Bragg. Here again the tracks were
compared with the shoes on crab
bits" feet and were found to be
an exact match.
& IT lam reasonably sure we have
the right negro in at least two of
the recent robberies," Chief Bragg
said to the Times-Recorder, "anc
we also think we are on the trail
of al this local troubles
RABBIT or Harris, is being held
for further investigation.
There were a number of reports
early Tuesday morning to the effect
that negro's body had been found
somewhere "out the railroad" A
reporter was unable to find any bas-
is for these reports.
At two widely separated places a
number of shots were heard last
night and were investigated by the
police when the reports came in
but nothing was learned. One OF
these cane in from residents neal
the cemetery. The other came
from out Lee street where it was
reported a number of shots were
fired at the junction of Lee stree
and Elm avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-23
CONCORD music CLUB
.ENTERTAINS PATRONS
Club to Give Serie sof Enter
tainments During the Year
Free to Public

Concord Music Club had an inter
esting program Friday evening
The crowd was not large on account
of the rain, but everyone enjoyed
the program.
At the close of the program the
committee sold refreshments to the
amont of $15.69.
They alison met at Concord school
house Sunday p. m. for Sing, which
was we'll attended.
The Concord club will give a
series of entertainments during the
year, most of which win be free to
the public The purpose of the cub
will be to promote music in the com
munity, to help build up the school,
and secure funds for singing schools
etc.
The first contribution to tine
school was gas lights, which wera
installed last week.
There will be a very important
meeting of Concord Music Club
Friday evening, Sept. 26, at 1880
o'clock. Every member is invited
and urged to be present, as some
important business will be attended
to at that time.
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zens. 1t agreed, indeed, that Gu
zens was not entitled to personal
counsel to do government work, buC
voted to engage Henry as his com
mittee's lawyer in the government S
pay.
Next Couzens fell seriously i'll.
Recovered, he found Henry no
longer available. Besides, Senators
Watson and Ernst refused to go on
with the inquiry. Tho wo other
committeeman, Senators Jones and
King, stood with Couzens, however.
AS their lawyer, in Heney's place
they hired Earle J. Davis of DETROIT
former assistant attorney general
of the United States in charge Of
criminal prosecutions, and as Davis
assistant they later engaged L. c..
Manson of Milwaukee.
Nov opponents of the inyestiqa-
ton concentrated their activities 10
prevent Couzens' denomination for
the Senate in his home state Of
Michigan and another postponement
became necessary to enable him to
make his primary fight.
He won.
Without awaiting election C1u-
| zens is back on the Job IN Wash rg-
ton and the inquiry has begun.
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