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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
PRAYERS FOR
PRESIDENT To
Be CONTINUED

DETROIT. Mich. oct. l6.--l'ctiti"n
for Divine guidance for tn" president "t
the United States viii not he "mIll"h
from the morning ScrviC" "t tho Protest.
ant Episcopal church aS the result OF
appeals made IL the house of deputies III
the tri"nnial general convention today
by Thomas Nelson ragr, former Am"rI-
can ambassador to Italy and Major Cen
cral Charles VI. Clement. of HARRISBURG
Pennsylvania
The proposed concordat by which II IS
hoped to bring about closer unity or de-
for spiritual welfare or the
world wis considered IN an appeal in tho
house Of bishops by bishop Charles H.
Brent. Of western New York. formerly
chaplain general Of the American expo
dictionary forces.
These were two outstanding features
in the deliberations Of tho most import
ant general church convention held sine"
the war on what delegates charactcrIzc
its b gScSt day
There was heated debate in the hous"
Of deputies on the recommendation OF
the revision commission that the prayer
book rubric be so tranSpOscd as TO per-
NIT shortening IF tn" morning service
by omission OF tho prayer for the prcSi-
uCnl WHen llE lDldIlS IS S'tiu VI 'N'''-
munion service follows Immediately.
Concerning church unity convention
delegates today saw great Significance
In greetings from the international con-
vertion Of tho Disciples OF Christ in
Cincinnati which SAID: We JOIN you in
tervcnt petition for the fulfllmcnt Of our
Lords prayer for the union OF HIS
people"
Although stern opposition to tho
movement for unity is expected in both
houses, many adhercnts are being gain
cd, its proponents say. A demand for Il
statement OF the terms on which The
Episcopal church will enter into organ
tc union" with other churches was made
in a resolution introduced in the house
OF deputies by Or. George G. Foley. of
Philadelphia
Division OF the -Te Drum" into three
parts and the optional omission of parts
Of the song was voted down by the dcpu-
ties after long debate.
On a rcsolutio offered by II. II. Pow
ell. OF California, a joint commission
will be named to consider the Who'll"
subject OF women's partiC. patton in leg
islative action Of the church and tho
ACCESSIBILITY OF forming Il national house
Of church women TO have oversight Of
the work OF women. Tho commission IS
to report a. the next convention.
Acceptance by Cardinal MERCER Of
Belgium of the invitation by the house
VI deputies TO address the convention
during his visit here was presented be-
fore the delegates this afternoon.
Cardinal McrciCr, it was stated. will
address the convention Monday after.
neon
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HOPING STRIKE
CAN Be AVERTED

WASlIINGTON. Oct. 16 -- Secretary
Wilson said today that IN" department.
If labor will hay" no special plan To
offer az la adjustment Of the contror"r-
sizes between Eituminnu% coal miners and
operators tomorrow. when John l.. Lew
is. acting president of III" United Mine
Workers Of America ana Thomas j.
brewster. president Of ~" Coal Opera
tors association. meet with him IN m
effort Ia avoid the strike called for Nuv-
cmhcr in tho Central Competitive
fields.
Tho roliccy Of TN" labor secretary. il
was said. Will b. To brinE the leaders of
tho two opposing factions together.
through cancellation of their disagree
m"nts, az developed during the confer
CnCc.
BASED on the success Of adjusting dis
putrS between miners and operators in
tho past. officials said tonight there was
a we'll grounded belief that tho strike
would b" av"rtrd through IN" conference.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Thc Iron age
in its weekly summary of the iron ana
steel markets Will say:
with the steel strike slowly crumo-
ling, thought is still concentrated main
" on the after effects. How much con-
Germ interference from Washington Will
give to producers is not clear at TINS
writing, hut there has been 4 fear OIL
clouding Of the issue from This source.
Whether it will b" possible 10 got
back into a good swing III few weeks
or a long time will be required, the fart
remains that demand Will exceed sup
ply, and pressure Will be needed to keep
prices from rising. II is recognized that
price advances arc not merely disturb
in; in the high cost of living agitation
but even likely to present Cnrck "
now enterprises.
Developments in the strike point out
more clearly IN" success Of nccntra'-
ing efforts on strategic plants, leaving
others without any effort TO resume. par.
.icularly who're such might be attended
with bloodsh'd. The leading plants OF
the Carnegie steel company. III the llttS-
hurGh district are ut this writing run
ming close to 100 percent Of capacity.
while other plants which w"r" SHUT
down on IN" first day of the strike. are
still in that condition. with no Immcdl-
ate prospect of activity.
EuylnG activity has largely Ccntcrrd
Ecncy sort. SPIT iron bringing hlEh.+
Than that for 1920 deliveries.
largest purchases have been in male
able IRON which is relatively scarce.
one lot Of 10000 tons for delivery oV' 7
nine months has sold at prices s. 10 $
above recently ruling levels. Inquiries
include two 10000 ton lots. Heavy
export demand for basic iron is now
Isl mated at 5000 tons of which tho
bulk is for japan. In sympathy with
these advances number OF makers hay"
marked up foundry iron 81 10 s" per
ton.
\ factor in the situation is tn" unccr-
tainty of future prices with tn" coal
strike impending. Foundry coke as it is
has StiffcEcd.
JohbcrS have generally been having \
normal business. though with some
stocks are low. but it is expected that
they Nill experience n heavy demand rs
mills become unahl" TO met consumer
requirements. What emergency husl-
ness has already appeared has brought
structural shapes in some cases So per
ton above regular prices and steel bars
have sold rs high as Sc per pound.
strikers have now hcfallrn l0rain,
and prices on heavy rolled material there
have been advanced $3.50 IL 81 per ten
our cable reports heavy tin plate export
inquiries in Great Britain and an adj
vance la sheets.
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GANG OF SEVEN IN
DARING BANK ROBBERY

ROSELlE. ~ j.. Oct. ia gang OF
seven men travelling in n large touring
car robbed the first National Bank of
ls0scll" today. shot n policeman in n
duel IN which ono OF thu robbers was
ais" wounded and escaped with about
5000 uf the banks cash.
Tho car in which tho mon apnd
bore TN" l!CcnS" number 53.g9i and is
said Ia have been stolen in Elizabeth
two hours prior to the burglary.
The mon drove up 10 the bank at 80
p. III. Two remained in the car. the
other five entered the bank with drawn
rcrolv"rS md Lined up every on" in
the building against the wall. ono OF
'he bank employees succeeded in sound
ing police alarm and Sergeant Keenan,
answered the call.
AS the sergeant stepped into tn" hank
on of the burglars struck at him with
:. club. and AS u" lodged the blow Il SEC
ond burglar fired at HIM. w"undng HIM
; IN tho breast. Although seriously
wounded Keenan, returned III" rjrc and
w"unicd on" of the r"hhcrS who was
carried away by his companions.
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81 $5 S!;';; { 5sdszS3; =
WHAT BOTH WANT

, Tho servant problem a. | $50 II" she
wrIi,y .'yNOuld solve ItS"lf # the mis-
tres Skn,N a Ijil" NOR" about the bust
n. -, 81 L,.,u.lmak.ns. Many OF them are
as hrlrlcss as an infant when II comes
TO thu easy task uf preparing meal.
and are laniC StrIrk' II when Mary or
Kate givrS them notice. The mad
Auuws that we'll. ll"nc" tho problem.
Th,. woiuan who has solved the servant
rrub!,m - lh, woman who can step into
h"r lLtrhrn and prepare good PLAN
meal and haNr met her. | wish there
were more like her.
0.ll that Il very fine analysis OF the
case.
OF course. there will be some one,
who. on reading th.S NJ accuse me OF
lack Il sympathy with the maid.
I'd Like To See A Balance of Power.
That is far from th' case. only feel
that HAVING been placed IN Il position
where the unacceptable law of supply and
q, rnand gives her great power she ~
inclined To- abuS. that power just as the
mistress herself did III times past when
she WAS "u top. -\rd | would like 10 sec
AN adjustment that gave neither the ad-
Nanta::' for think too much power Is
bad for anyone.
\ wurkll!, huUS"k""pcr who is among
my valued friends told m" that She over
L,.nrI "A woman who was looking for
n.,d in the intelligence office say PLAIN
riy"lv to tn" mnuac"r Of the office.
w nm "" talk I" a maid she begins by
t. ling IL what privileges she expects.
4 ISM, what we want any more. It's
whr; they want that we talk about.
Now - that entirely fair
Shouldn't il I've what both want?
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Billion Backing
For US, Trade Moves

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 16-Resolutions
requesting congress to place one billion
dollars at the disposal 0f the War FL
nance Corporation for purchasing for
cign securities against d"bcnturcs to be
issued which would l"nEthen credits and
stabilize rates OF exchange were passed
unanimously late today. by the general
committee Of the world cotton confer
ence.
The world cotton conference was
made a permanent organization late to-
day with adoption OF n report submitted
by the committee on organization. Sir
Herbert A. Dixon of Manchester. Eng
land. chairman of tn" British delegation
To tho conference. was elected president
and tho rcconm" ndation was mad" that
the next conf"rcnce be held in ErEland
in 1921.
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MERCER GIVEN HIGH
HONOR AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, O.. oct. l6.-Clcvcland
today pad homaE" To its newest Citi-
zen Cardinal M"riCr. pr.matc OF Bel
E;um. Thousands Of persons. includ-
ing school children. Clcrgym"n and city
officials bravcd a cold rain to join IN
tn" tributes.
The citizenship of Cleveland WAS
conferred upon N" aged prclatc by
Mayor Harry l.. DAVIS. 1t IS tho first
tim" that citizenship her" has been be-
slowed officially upon Il nonresident
Cardinal M"rCjcr early tonight had
received SO. Ono toward the reconstruct
ton Of Belgium. \ check for $4,000
WAS tho gift of a man who asked that
his name b" withheld and $40 900 came
from tn" Catholic churches Of III"
Cleveland diocese. The other $1,000
was presented by an anonymous donor.
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Sim FGin Continues
Demand For Republic

DTBT.TN. Oct. l6.--Tv tho Ass"ciaI-
I'd PrcSs)-Thc Sim Fem convention
was held AT midnight W"du' Slny ~
."m" rll"" ~ present unknown. Victor
Griffith. founder Il IN" Snn Fem or
ganization, addressed 500 of tho dole
i:rl"~. II, sad IA" Sim Fem would not
falt"r in its demand for 4 republic in
ireland and would hold no discussions
with any English party.
Mr.. Griffith added that .Ermon dc
Valera. ''prcsid"nt Of tn" IRISH. rryIh-
lie" who Is now Ia tn" United states.
was convinced that III" Irish question
would hc leading iS"u" in the A,nrri-
can presidential contest
1t had been til" intention ur IN. Sim
F"in"rs To hold IN" cnuy'ntiun ~, tho
Mansion House bore. ton iru. r,.,..,u-
mcnt'S order - {" prevent thu as"rm-
bling Of tn" Sim Fem lr.,h Nuluut--rs
aud Gaelic league.
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Tho second player should win IN the
Daisy Game, and In" secret is To keep
the petals divided into halves; II Your
opponent leads off with No. |. you draw
Nos. and s. Bat if lac draws Nos. !
and =. then you draw 80. \. and in both
cases You would lraN" for nm Two
groups Of five petals each. From that
point you continue ~ initiating his
play. II h. draws TWO petals on the left
side. YOU must draw In" corresponding
two from the right. If he draws SIN
Gle from the left you draw Il single from
the right. b. Tins system you keep tn"
sides similar. and 81 eventually h" VII!
be presented with the "Old maid STUMP
CCopyright, 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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NO MORE GERMAN
TOYS FOR THE u. S.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. oct. LITTER
man toys are now off the American mar
k"t and will not r"app"ar for some years.
according tn \ X. Trout. Of New York.
who addressed III" annual convention Of
tn" National Hardware association in
session here today.
Charles T.. Rockwell. Mcrid"n. Conn.
said that before the war Germany con-
trnllrd - percent Of III" American cut
l'ry trade. hut that II no longer was
factor. nor will il be for some time"
kCducil"n in letter puStaE" from two
to ON" cent WAS discussed hy IN" dclo-
gates. George Mcintosh. Of Cleveland,
declared tlI" movement i"r penny post.
H;" WAS On" Tint appealed to TN" indus
trial leaders Of tn" nation and would.
If adopted. Siimulat" trade
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Propose Repeal Of
Prohibition in j. s.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-Rcpcal Of
war-t!m" prohibition was proposed to-
day. in n resolution introduced by Rep
rcscntativc John W. Raincy. Democrat.
Illinois, who announced he would ask
III" house judiciary committee TO con-
slider the measure next Monday.
Before introducing the resolution. Mr..
Raincy conferred with Attorney General
Palmer. who gave tn" opinion that war
timc prohibition coulh not end until
army rehabilitation was complete and
the peace treaty had been ratified
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TWO FOOD HOARDERS
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES

WASHINGTON, Oct. le-Jail sen
tences and fines in two cases brought
under the food control act were re-
ported today to the department Of
justice by District Attorney John 2.
OConnor Of San Diego, California.
Hulett Merritt was sentenced to five
months In Jail and $1,000 fine for
boarding SUGAR and Jose BermaIo to
three months and $3.50 for boarding
flour.
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Won 4EAz THAT WORKERS

YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS.
ARE wANTED-and they are. But
that does not mean that some good
Job Is going to search for youn until
1t finds you. The Job usually waits
for the man to come after It; and the
man usually learns where to go
through telling about himself through
a classified advertisement. It IL "the
regular way"
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80 A. for $4,000

Best bargain of season. Six room
house barn 30H40. Roofs slate and oak.
2Sa bottom, 10a. timber. coal. and mine
opened. five cows. brood SOW ; horses.
10a. corn. l0a. To hay. Ga. wheat. all
farm tools. for s4.QO0. Don't fail to So"
this. Write for free catalogue. 400
farms fully described. II. ii. Masters.
agent Cambridge. Ohio.
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WANTED-Salesmen
WANTED

wANTED-A salesman for q high class
speciality now in universal use. This
does not require absence from home. Ex-
ceptiunal chance to make a satisfactory
income. Address r. c., care Intelligen-
Ger. O-lb.l
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WANTED-remale

wANTED-Girls for musical comedy,
experienced and inexperienced. We
teach you. Steady work; good pay. APP
ply evening to Ross Lewis, Pastime
Theatre, Martins Ferry o-17-h
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WANTED-Houses and Arts.

WANTED-Immediate modern fur
nlshrd apartmcnts-or home. in good
LEGALITY. references exchanged. Rob-
rrt Montgomery. Windsor Hotel.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
invest $1,000 to $500 in good business
proposition Please furnish reference
in letter. business Proposition, care In.
trliIgcncfr. OHM
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FOR SALE-Weirton improvement siS.
335 acres OF ground 1900 feet from
lain with one foot and one foot
(FrceporD vein OF COAL also one IS fire
clay. For sale At bargain to close es-
tate. Write Box Az Weirton. w. Va
o-16-h
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheums.
iism. Most important discovery Of t6s
age. A herb that actually drives thu
tirc!y out Of the system. People write
Us and say they are astounded at the, re.
suits especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. 31.12 pound
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Callfor.
MA nY-28-U
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wANTED-Splendid

wANTED-Splendid opportunity for
progressive men with determination
to realize steady income. We desire
untiring workers to solicit our monthly
payment club plan of leading magazines:
No experience necessary. Periodical
Pub. Service, 6091 Jenkins Arcade. Pitts
burgs, Pa. o-l5-l =
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Steady Job, good
hours, $500 per week. 3395-R. An
swcr. J. A. Richards, Sistersville.
o-1e-i
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wANTED-Lady clerk TO work in retail
grocery. one with experience. Sec
Mr.. Bosold at II. F.. Behrens Co. Woods
dale o-lb-i
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WANTED-Mals

wANTED-First class machinistS. Must
be experienced Gle majors on can
work. Apply Continental Can Co., Inc,
CanonIburg, Pa. o-l6-i
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FOR SALE
PARM RARGAH.

We specialize on farms in eastern
Ohio and western Pennsylvania, and
particularly in Columbiana and Mahon-
ing counties, Ohio. And the westeSV
In We have about 100 farms for sale.
each and every one a real bargain. Part
Of these farms are described in our book
let so Farms in the Garden Spot OF tho
World" II you contemplate buying
farm IT will pay you to send for our
free booklet Everett 6 Capel. Salem,
Ohio: Everett. Capel & Johnson, +. Pal
cStine. Ohio O-l6-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

NoT1CE-Maltop put up in quart glass
jars. Select hops in 81. linen bass.
Both for $50. William T.. Buch. 223O
Market st. sole distributor. o-lI-n
wANTED-To buy second hand roll top
desk Call lU"2 Srhmulbach Building
Or telephone Wheeling "gS0. o-li-i
cd. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
n. Z. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bauk Building.
Wheeling, w. Va
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Spell ont tho names Of the little OBJ
jccts. Then add and subtract as indl-
Gated by tn" signs and resulting letters
will spell the name of Il littl" animal
which is accused Of gastroncmical &C.
cnniricitirs
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wANTED-A sausage maker. Good
wages to 4 good man. Apply West
Packing Company. Wellsburg. w. Va:
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wANTED-Barber, at once, young man
preferred. S22 and so per cent over $50.
w J. toncpraker. GAINESVILLE. o:
o-10-p
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FOR SALE-A double frame dwelling.
4i6 and 4+GH National road: four ,
rooms on each side. including inside tot.
lets: Will sell for 4 very reasonable
price and will make terms to suit buyer:
pay as rent: Will sell as a whole or will
sell each side separate. J. w. Beltz &
Sons Co, l9th and Eoff streets. o-9-l
FOR SALE-Farm. 60 acres, House 6 r.
base. barn. and silo. fruit all kinds. Bar.
gain Si5CO. Call So Elm Brove. or ad
dcss Chas. y. Rice. s-26-3ot
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FOE sA1E-A double frame dwelling

FOR SALE-Ferrets for sale. white OF
brown. W. G.. Solden, 46-l7th st.
O-16-i
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LOST and FOUND

FOR sALE-1918 Oakland. { cylinder
roadster. Run $500 miles. Call John.
son Il Smith Pool Room. And and Jacot
street, Wheeling. s-+-2mo
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FARM FOR SALE

furnace. plenty fruit all kinds. good land
lays we'll on fine maCadam road. one
mile from street car and railroad. ten
miles from Wheeling. Call 81. or ad-
dress.
CHARLES r. RICE.
Elm Grove. ". Va.
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deal LOCATION
RnnERT HOME AND RnCYERS1

Located on paved street. car line, lot
6Oxl50 feet, house two story, rooms,
stone foundation, bath, hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar cemented.
used as a Restaurant doing n good bus
mess. garage for 4 cars, now rented at
SEQ per month. Price SS.nO0, part cash
MITCHELL SNYDER
1877 Jefferson Ave. Washington. Pa.
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SOUTH PENN STREET HOMES.
One rooms and bath. 81. 10000
One rooms and bath. ..... 100000
One 7 rooms. bath and gar
age for 2 cars. ..... go. 100000
One 8 rooms. bath and gar
age ..........: :....; 49,. $4,000
One rooms. bath and gar
age for 4 cars............ 100000
All good values. also several others
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
COL Wheeling Bank 3 Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Auromobilea.

FOR SALE ton G. NJ. c. truck. In
use only six months. A bargain.
Seven passenger Packard touring car
Series 2-3i. Run only 1900 miles.
= ESht price to quick buyer. Packard
Motor Co. LrathcrHood. o-lll
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FOE SALE.

room, pressed brick. bath, cellar and
laundry. Steam heat. garage and work
shop. Corner lot. size so 40 feet
$1,000.
Frank and Harreu Smith
ontce 3A-R Residence 237-M
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Varte 81 PIVO donna

Iadncu sladkou yodiCku nebo TAX
avane near-beel, ngbrs chutne, sllne,
peinve pivo.
Dodame VAN extraht chinele a sladu
Victoria. re lltereho 81 die ;nasiGh Wy
zkousenych. receptn muzetc pfipraviti
jednoduse yytecnG pivo donna.
Cena extraktu ma II gallouu svetleho
lezaku $500 Rizny porter o 800 vice.
Zasllani naseho cxtrdktu do st4tu
prohibic1ich a pripravovani piva donna
jest v mezich z4kona. Poslete obnos a
obdr-lte z4sill-u Nyplacen6
VICTORIA SUPPLY CO..
SO. Morton Building. New York.
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PRIJMOU Sc divky ma prisi-
vani knofliku. Skusenost v te-
to praci neni nutna. Haste Sc
u The Sunshine Cloak & Suit
GO. 1-l3
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PRODA ST. move postaVeny ci-
hloVy dun, V$e moderne zarl-
zeny o osmi pokojlch, 4 bad-
roomy nahore, koupelna, ve{-
ka sin, puda, vyhrevni pee,
Sk!cp pod ceIym domem, coal
bin pod porci, lednice zdena,
plyn. eleklrika, zdena garaz,
slepicnik q lot je 40 pri l40
strevicich. Haste Sc V {. 1868
Bartlett Ave. z E. 15i III.
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