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The evening world., 1920-02-19
FOR
FOR
Observation-Disclosures
MRS. KNAPP
OF ONONDAGA.

Mrs. Knapp, head of the Republican
womens organization in her county
Will have the backing, It was said,
of every friend of United States
Senator WadswoTth. This means, it
was said, that the convention win be
test of Senator Wadsworth'S
strength preliminary 30 his fight for
re- election next fail as well as a test
OF the strength OF his Suffrage oppo-
nents. led by Miss Hay.
The counties claimed for Mrs,
Knapp are Onondaga, Cayuga, Os-
wego, Monroe, Livingston, Oneida,
Jefferson, Lewis, HerGimer and
Wayne.
some OF the followers OF Mrs Knapp
declared that National Committee-
man Herbert Parsons, former State
Senator Ogden Mills and State Chair
man Glynn know that Mr. Root will
DO abroad at the uime OF the National
Convention Those fatherinR the
Root movement, these delegates said,
intend TO replace Mr. Root at the Con-
vention with an alternate Of their
own choosing
At a meeting this afternoon the
state Committee will make an elev-
enth hour effort TO smooth out all
differences. While to- nights meet
ing will be for the purpose OF agree
ing on the committees who ostensibly
win run" to-morrOw's convention its
bag feature win be Mr. Roots ''Iley-
note" speech as temporary chairman.
The platform will be national in
scope, will view with alarm every
thing the Democrats have done at
Washington, and also will contain
some strong planks on radicahsm.
81 want 90 go to Chicago" Mrs
Knapp saii to an Evening World re.
porter, ''but will not go as an alter
mate"
Asked in whose place she though
she should go, Mrs. Knapp replied. 80
do not understand that there arr
places IN the sense that the homo
belongs TO anybody, but u Mr., Roo
is not going | think ! might be chosel
in his stead"
Supporters of Mrs Knapp met lat
I'm the day at the Murray HIN Hott
10 plan their fiht, Al the same tim
other conferences, of women only,
were going on az the Hotel Astor.
q was unoficiaily whispered tina
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FIGHT IN THE c. 0. P.
CONVENTION FOR
WOMAN AS DELEGATE
Continued From First Pase.l
WATERFOWL; Charles W. TAFT, Oneida,
and John 8. Parsons, Oswego.
MRS. KNAPP WILL FIGHT TO BE
NAMED DELICATE.

1t was generally agreed by dele
gates that Mr.. Glynn's mo woman"
declaration presaged a -ed-hot fight
tomorrow on the floor of the Conven-
tion.
Backed by Senator Walter and
Fred Hammond, Assembly Clerk, and
with it was said the support of at
least 10 upstate counties having 400
out OF the 1000 delegates. MIS-. Knapp
director Of the College OF Domestic
Science at Syracuse University, viii
make a battle fo= a place among the
Blg Four. Mrs. Knapp was here to-
day comforting with her supporters,
Members OF the organization. who
thought they had everything 'ironed
out" were somewhat Jared by the
appearance of supporters of Mrs.
Knapp at Headquarters wearing big
badges inscribed:
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IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

New York County American. Legion
Committee on Employment meeting, re-.
employment bureau, No. 500 Pearl
Street evening.
Phi Kappa Fratsrniiy Founders Day
banquet. Hotel Waldorf Astoria eve
Illuminating Engineering Society. din
ner, Allaire's Restaurant, nth Street
and Third Avenue, 8, Is p. M; meeting,
Consolidated Gas Company, No tSO
east 18th Street. SIS =. M
OohVsntion. Carnegie Hail.
Republican Party, Women's state
BxeoutiVe Committee, reception and
conference. Hotel Astor, II 4 NJ.
Retail Dry Goods Association, oonyen-
Harlem Philharmonlc Society, meet
ing, Hotel Waldorf Astoria, 10 4, NJ.
New England Women board meet
Hotel Waldorf Astoria. 10 A. M.
8ociete des Beaux- Arts, luncheon,
Hotel Waldorf Astoria, noon, -,
Waldorf Astoria, Z r. NJ.
Wholesale shoe League. dinner, Hotel
National induEtrlal Conference Board,
meeting Hotel Astor 10 A. IA.
| Dixie Club. meeting Hotel Astor
Portia Grub. Inc, meeting, Hotel
American institute OF Electrical En-
glneers dinner and dance, p. NJ
= National Association OF Chain Manu-
| tactursrs, dinner, Hotel Commodore
American Institute Of Mining and Me-
tallurgieal Englneers convention, Engi
nears' Society Building.
| Prince Association for Department
store Education, convention, A, M
and 2 p, NJ; dinner p, NJ, Hote
| pennayiVn MA
The evening world., 1920-02-19
PRESIDENT CALLS
TREATY OF LONDON
UBIQUITOUS PACT
Tells Premiers 1t Is a Clear Viola
ton of Rights of Small
-, Peoples.

RtJBNos AYRES. Feb. -. - The
Home correspondent Of Ia Nscson
aavs mat the Allied reply TO Preai-
dent Wilson's Adriatic momoranaunl
which contained 1000 words, 10 very
extensive and sets out TO refute the
srrumants OF the President para
graph by p&7agraph. 1t calls atten-
tion 70 the loyalty of ftaly and places
emphasis Oh tlIe voluntary proposal
Of Premier Nha 10 concede complete
autonomy - DaiInatia.
Referring TO the alternative TO the
oompromlse--the Application OF The
paSt q London--the correspondent
doolaraa that President Wilson OPP
poses this violently. asserting that ne
10 unable 70 take into confederation
. secret treaty which in his judg-
ment Is zone OF the worst examples
Of inlqultous violation Of the Rights
Of small peoples"
In conclusion, tho memorandum
save the moment has arrived 70
speak with entire frankness, ans
ths correspondent aads, 'amruis that
the Allies cornprotniso Is In every
way incompatible with the principles
established by the fourteen pOlntA
which the Allies accepted inteErauy."
The evening world., 1920-02-19
UNION LEADERS
TAKE RAIL BILL
FIGHT TO WILSON
WIN Make Written Protest
Against Wage Provisions
in Proposed Measure.

WASHINGTON, Feb. is.-Protest
against the wage provision OF the
complete railroad bill will be made
ID letters TO President Wilson and
Director General Hines which repre-
Senthttves OF the railroad union or
ganiEations and officials of the
American Federation of Labor framed
to-day at conferences at the Fedora
tion headquarters.
Railroad executives met to-day TO
discuss problems connected with the
retuER of the roads TO their owners
March /. One of the most important
things coming up wps President Will
sons request that the executives .ap-
point a committee of railroad union
men here Feb. %. The arbitration OF
wage disputes was also discussed.
The committee to-day rendered
thir cooperation to Director General
Hines in carrying out the proposal Of
President Wilson for the creation Of
committee of experts to gather data
on the wage problem. They expressed
themselves as fully appreoiatina the
dssirabilitY Of expedition" in hand
linu the wage question.
I.abors opposition to the railroad bill
will be set forth in a letter to Presi-
| dent wilson signed by Samuel Gompers
lThe letter may be made public late
| to-day.
Labor leaders say they will marshal
| their friends in Congress for a battle
on the bill which Is to come UP in
the House Saturday and in the Senate
| next week.
The railway unions have agreed tC
| work in concert in pressing wage de-
mands and opposing the bill.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
GIRLS TESTIFY
AGAINST POLICE
Say Prisoner Accused Of Assault
Was Himself Attacked by
Two Patrolmen.

Appearing In Yorkvlllc Court to-day TO
prosecute their charge Of felonious as
sault against william J. Leader a vet.
eran OF the 69th Regiment, Patroiman
Joseph Murphy and Probationary Pa
troiman Charles Homolka Of the East
S1st Street Police station we're them
selves held in $500 bail on similar COM
plants for examination next Tuesday.
Trouble started, It was alleged, when
Leader called Homolka "stool pigeon"
The probationer. in plain clothes,
promptly showed his badge, he said and
Leader insulted that.
Two girls testlfylns for Leader said
Homolka and Leader were fighting when
Murphy began TO club Leader over the
head numerically" and finally showed
him through the window Of a 5-1O-and.
15-cent store on the corner.
Magistrate Ten Eyck dismissed the
complaint against Leader and ordered
the policemen to be held.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
NEW POLICE BOAT
FROM NAVY FOR 81
President Wilson Sanctions Loan OF
Penobsiot, 10 Replace Gallant
OH Patrol.

Secretary Of tie Navy Daniels
has notified Deputy Police Com
missioner Wallis that the loan Of the
Government steamer Penobscot to the
Police Department for 81 has been
sanctioned by President Wilson.
The Penobscot, which cost 100000
to build, is at the Navy Yard at Nor
folk, and will replace the Patrol,
which, In twCnty-scyGn years service,
has saved many lives and much prop
erty
For twelve years the Police Depart
ment has been trying to replace the
Patrol, which needs $4,000 repairs.
Upon learning that the Penobscot's
price for a loan Of the boat has been
made a nominal 81, Mr. Wallis sent
a check TO Secretary Daniels.
The PenobsCot was built three
years ago. She is about twice the
size of the Patrol.
The PenObscot will be renamed the
Police when she joins the force.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
COURT HALTS SALE
OF GERMAN SHIPS
Temporary injunction Is Granted to
Hearst to Prevent Disposal OF
Thirty Vessels. .-

WASHINGTON. Feb. ia tenn
porary Injunction to prevent the sale
OF the thirty former German passenger
llners. recently offered BY the shippiGs
Board, was granted to-day BY Associate
Justice Bailey OF the District Supreme
Court
Chairman Payne. of the shippins
Board, announced that an appeal
would be fsied Immediately. Mean
time, he said, Il was expected that
Hearst would be required 10 turnAsh
bond TO protect the Board against
loss by reason Of the ships lying idle
Hearings on the question OF making
the Injunction permanent will be held
later, probably next week, ---,i,-
OF the Merchant Marine were called to-
day- before the Senate Commerce Com
inittee. Among those called were Ray
mond b, stevens OF the shipping Board
and Major John York OF Chicago Ste
vsns opposed selling the vessels.
Bids amounting to $6,SlO,0OO were re-
oeived for seven ioruIer Gerinan pas.
Bengcr ships over twenty years OLD thhl
the board had listed "aa Valueless'
s'iST"' TIE value % Of the thirty German
shlps offered for sale was two to three
times the amount Of the bids received
AR. Stevens said, their real value beinf
between S6s, 600 600 and $7o,000,0OO
AGf. York testified the lnternationa
Mercantile Marine had offered only sSI
a ton for the German ships but paiC
si60 a ton for British tramp steamers
Chairman Jones announced that th'
committees would meet Friday to de
eide on a policy with regard to the sail
Of the vessels.
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FIXES ARMY At 100000.
House subcommittee Completes
Reorganization BlE

WASHINGTON. Feb. ia peace
time army Of 100000 men and $4,000
oficers Is recommended In an Army
Reorganization Bin completed yesterday
and submitted to the House Military
Affairs Committee by . sub-commit.
tee.
Recommendation as to universal
military training Is left out OF the
measure. 1t is understood, however
that the full committee will definitely
decide Friday what 1t will do about
this question. The Reorganization
Bill makes provision, however. for
voluntary training in schools and col
leges by authorizing the use Of $500
officers.
a new provision provides for reor-
ganizatlon of the National Guard in
that 500 National Guard officers are
to be detailed each year for service
with the regular army. All purchas-
ing is to be concentrated under an
Assistant Secretary of War.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
100000 MORE JOBS
THAN WORKERS
United States Employment Service
Has Found Work for 100000
Men and Women.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Employ-
ment has been found for more than six
million men and women by the United
States Employment Service since Its
organization in January, 1918, Direceor
General Densmore announced to-day in
a summary of the work of the bureau.
During the two years in which the
service has been operating more than
nine million applications for jobs have
been received, while requests from en-
ployers for labor were In excess OF 49,
900, 900.
placement. State and Federal n REenciys
are continuing to place approximately
81 900 persons in jobs each week.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
KAUFF is INDICTED
IN AUTO THEFT CASE
Giant Fielder Accused Of Selling
Stolen Car After Getting New
License Plate.

The Grand Jury this afternoon re-
turned indictments against Benny
Kauff, star centre fielder Of the
Giants, charging him with grand lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods.
He had been arrested Tuesday In
connection with the theft OF an auto
mobile owned by James F. Brennan,
No. 7SS West End Avenue. The car
was stolen on Dec. s. It is alleged
Kauff got a license plate on Dec 1S
and sold the car two days later to
Jack Engel, No. 81 West 12Oth Street,
The evening world., 1920-02-19
ITALIAN PRESS
BITTER ON WILSON
His Policy Characterized as a
Brutal interference" in
European Affairs.

ROME. Feb. l9.--President wilson's
brutal IntArfereneo" In European in-
ternal affairs Is utterly ine4pllcable,
when the American Senate so strongly
resents European Interference in af-
fairs. m the United States, says che
corfierc d.Itsiia. t
The press aiul0st uRanimousiy be.
Iievef that Wilson'S note haz DELAYED
settisiuent OF the AdTiatio problem and
Will have a faf-feaching efect on The
! internal situation IN Italy, Politicians
, aid the Presidents action viii delay
also carrying out OF the Government
internal programme.
of harnnonizing all Italian factions Il
the support Of Premisr Nitu's GoYern'
mani. This support, II was believed
val continue until the AdTia6e dispute
n settled.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
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of any character, contract or other
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THE WORLD.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
BOND ROBBERS SENTENCED.

Three sent to Prison, Fourth Re
leased to support Parents
Arthur Miller and the three Julofslty
boys, who pleaded guilty in connection
with the S141, 900 Liberty Bond theft
from f. d. Levinson & Company. No. SO
Broadway, were brought before Judge
for sentence.
Leo Julofsky, who took the bonds,
gets from three and a half to seven
years; Milton Julofsky, for receiving me
stolen goods, gets one and a half to
three years; Miller, for receiving. gets
one and a half to three years. Solomon
Julofslky. who confessed receiving stolen
securities, was given a suspended sem
tence in order that he may support his
parents and because there was no
earlier stain on his record.
The evening world., 1920-02-19

the machine" slate for alternates- at
large is made up Of Congressman
Dunn OF Rochester, John r. O'Brien,
Mrs. Arthur l.. LAvernore and some
man from New York County yet to
be chosen"
Mrs. Knapp dominated the confer
ences of women at the Astor.
This is the first big advantage of
the women OF New York state In
politics" one Of her supporters said,
"and we are determined 10 win equal
recognition"
The machine banks on Root to say
~ yes" and stop the tight. ''Mr, Root
anal bulletin, positively viii accept
II he is chosen a delegate at. large.
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,rvcption' nut only II he intends 20
irry out fully tho promises he made
% Paris.
ne Aillss win DO compelled 70
+nawer before The court Of public
pinion Tor ANY brusqueness IN their
ssalinEs with the United states. said
ae Daily Mall The London Tiinca
tier reciting oditorially reports Od
AeaificRtiops IN the original text OF
the Aliied reply. warned against Rhy
dAnnh stand in Allied dealing With
me Americas Government.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
WANT CHARITY PENSIONS.
Tbey Are Suggested for workers
ga JewIeb Ins'itutiOns.

Col. s. Herbert Folf. organizer Of the
pe-sion system adopted by the Museum
Of Natural History, was the ehies
speaker yesterday Afternoon at big
meeting la the Hotel B!ltmore to pro-
mote the drive for s7OO.0OO for Jewish
philanthropic societies.
Mr.. Wolf outlined proposed pension
system for employees Of the Jew lsh
charities. Other speakers were pr, s.
Low ensteln. hiss Frances roussig ana
Col II. y. 0uinsbugg. Many of the
0pcnkera called attention 10 The danFer
81 ioaiHR guDd men because Of the IN
ABILITY 81 tEe Institutions ~ increase Sal :
arIfs Tho cRnlpaigu, it was said, "
Drorranainl ana u vs. hoped 10 raise tlle
enllEt amount BY Feb, ~
The evening world., 1920-02-19
Sow Sells for s2,GSO.

NI1IIAWIiA, NSb,. Feb. la,-What are
said 10 be worlds record prices for
Hampshire bred sOtga we're obtained
here AT a sale by Raymond n, Pollard.
Forty-tWo neau sold Tor S2i,9Sa, an
ayerRRe OF slightly moro than St2A as
compared with the previous high OF
$3.50. One SOW brought 1880. a now
~ Tor this breed. Buyers from twenty
eight states we're present
The evening world., 1920-02-19
Court Cites burr in TractiOn re.
ceiVeFshID.

Circuit Judge Martin P. Mantoa IT
the Federal Court in Brooklyn to-da ~
gave Corporation Counsel Burr five days
in which to present evidence OF collision
between the company and the creditor In
the appointment OF Jacob Brenner a.
receiver for the staten Island Midland
Railroad Company, Judge Manton said
that unless this proof was presented d,
would make permanent the appointment
Of Bremen a. receiver,
The evening world., 1920-02-19
SPENT LOOT IN CABARETS.
Formr Bank Employee ArraiEned
for Liberty Bond Theft.

Russell II, Fletcher OF No. l4S West
18th Street, untn Jan. 5 employed in the
loan department OF the National Bank
OF Commerce. No. 81 Nassau Street, was
arraigned this afternoon in the TOmbs
Court on the charge OF grand larceny.
Between Dec. "a and Jan. 4 Fletcher
Is alleged to have stolen 81 200 worth OF
Liberty bonds from tGc bank, In a
signed confession he said the money
was spent in Cabarets.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
French TROOPS Take CONTROL In
saaF Region,

LONDON. Feb. i9.-Martal law has
been proclaimed In the saat region.
now occupied by French troops and under
control OF an Allied commission. IN con-
sequences OF new disturbances, according
70 an Amsterdam despatch 70 the B4-
change Telegraph Company.
Gen. Wirbel, commanding the
French forces. issued instructions to
the inhabitants Of the region not 20
show themselves al the windows OF
their homes, declaring that the troops
had been instructed 10 shoot 81
sight al those doing so.
The evening world., 1920-02-19

CAMP DIX, n. j" Feb, 10. - Gen.
Pershing has arranged to make an ofii-
cial Inspection Of Camp Dix Saturday,
Feb. sS, II was announced a. camp
headquarters to- day, 1t win be the hrst
time the Commander OF the A, e. r,
has seen the cBwN which trained nearly
500 900 men for 80. overseas forces.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
KEEP UP WORK FOR ALIENS.
Rochester Teachers to Help Their
AmericAnIEatISuW without Pay.

ROCHESTER,, Feb. 19.-About 100
city teachers in the night school OF
Americanization, whose classes were
ordered dropped by the School Board
this week on account of lack OF funds.
resolved at a meeting yesterday to COM
tinue their work without pay
1t was given as the sense of the
meeting that the work Of Americaniza-
tion in a Presidential election year Is
too important to be abandoned.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
FARMERS FIGHT H. C. |.
Direct ssIIIRE Fron Farm 20 Table
- Proposed.

WASHINGTON Feb, lo,-Represcnta-
tives OF farmers met here to-day to plan
for bringing down the high cost Of liv-
ing Direct selling from the farm TO
the table was proposed as the principal
method al attacking high prices.
1T Is the only cure for the problem
OF the high cost OF living" said q. s,
Barrett, President Of the National
Farmers linton. '"rne farmer will re-
oeive more for hts products Whilo the
consumer win get food and necessities
at much lower prices
The evening world., 1920-02-19
FORTUNE TOLD FREE.
Woman Detective Fools Gypsy,
Who Receives a go Fine.

Miss Helen Burns had her fortune
told yesterday by Mrs. Michahc
Avanohie, a gypsy, No 17S Siegel
Street, Brooklyn. The seer did not even
discern the fact that Miss Burns is a
detective of the 10th Inspection Dis
trict.
you're having trouble with your
husband. dearie, but 1t will come out all
right"
fined S25 to-day in the Bridge Plaza
Court
The evening world., 1920-02-19
Four nurneh 10 Death

PEORIA. 1n.. Feb is.--oscsr Will
iamsOn. a farmer. and three children
were burned 10 death to-day Ia their
home near MosSvlle.
The evening world., 1920-02-19
FAIR PRICES FOR FISH.
Mrs. WeIEmiIIsr Issues n Guide TO
housewives.

Mrs. Louis r. welzmiller, Deputy
Commissioner OF Markets, has issued a
list Of Lenten prices for fish to guide
housewives. Fish to consumers is selling
is per cent over wholesale figures. she
says. The prices per pound are as fol-
Iowa
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kUPUJEM MAJETKY vse-
ho druhu "a hotoye a proda-
vame ma splatky. Lud. Maxa
400 Schofleld Bid. Tel. Main
3l4z Z
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Mad'arsti skolaci nesmeJi
niceho vsdst o porazce NemcI

niceho vedet porazce Nemcu
a Mad'arG. V mad arskych sko
lach vyucuje Sc jeste zemepis
"a dejepis die star6ho zpusobu.
Mad arske skolni deti nesme-
ji Sc niceho dozved8t 0 exlsten
!ci Slovenska V ramci Ceskoslo-
|venske republiky. Pro ne Je
stale starry "Magyarorszag', o.
Ibyvany jen samymi Mad airy.
Kraje, jez die mfrov6 smlou-
by byly oddeleny cd Mad 'arie,
isou die nazoru mad arskych
Iucitelu, jen nepravem obsaze-
ny Rumuny, Srby a Cechy.
Tenn Sc ovsefn Vesele falsuje
historic, ale uboh6 mad arske
deti, az poznaji, jak byly ma
paleny svymi pedagogy, bu-
dou zasnout mad tim, jak Sc
Iieiich "Magyarorszag" -
scvrknul.
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PRODA Sc dobre Sc vypla-

FKUDA SE dODfe Sc VypIa-
cejici mlekarsky obchod ma
zap. strane pri dennim prode-
il 90 gallonu ml6ka. Adressa
Sc sdeli V adm. Sveta. tbs
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CTETE POZORNEl

lie IL TOZONNEI Ma
skyta Sc Vam dobrd prilezitost
koupiti 81 dobry majetek, dim
pro tri rodiny, celkem Is po-
koj1, pod celym domem sklep,
fernes, elektrika, plyn, koupel-
ma pdda a dobra strecha. Lot
As phi $50 str. naleza Sc ma w.
43 ul. Cena S7700. Hotove
$500, ostatni ma splatky. -
Mate-i $500, mdzete 81 koupi-
ii mensi domek o 5ti pokojich,
plyn, mensi sklep a jine zarf-
zeni. Lot je 25 pri 70 str. Ce-
na $500, zbytek ma splatky.
Navstivte mas, my vam pora-
dime a poslouzime, nebot'
mann vice majetku, domu, OBJ
chodn, hostinec, mlekarsky OBJ
chod, grocernl jine. Jan
Smik, 4811 Clark Ave. S. w.
Cleveland, O. Tel. Lorain 1889
r. 7-15
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PRODA Sc lot, 81 pfi II
strevicich ma zap. strane, ma
nemz Sc naleza starSi, ale "a
chovaly dunn. Da Sc velmi lev
ne. Hlasto Sc elsie 3298 w.
|58 ul. 7-12
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-

PRODA Sc. moderni jedno-
rodinny dum cislo 1880 New
York Ave, hned k nastehova-
nj. Je tam Z. svetnic, dvojity
plyn, skopky ma pradlo a sklep
pod celym domem. Cena $4,000
Asi $4,000 hotov6, ostatni ma
splatky jako rent. l.. Rericha,
r. 5, Chardon, Ohio, Stop 30,
Chardon Car. 7-12
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SAMOHRACI PIANO s SO


VYMENI Sc novy domek o
6ti svetnicicn v okoli Broad
way Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o A svet
niclch, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 1895 str. a k tomu jeSte
Jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc tri domy a stor ma vych.
76 ILL.,, bllze Cedar Ave-, dale
.vymenim obchod "a privatnl
dun. Nam mnoho jinych domu
Jak na prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc Thom. Suchy, 2465
E. SO st. Tel. Princt. 1916 w.
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PRODA Sc automobl, ga
rage, detsky kocarek, za,hova-
la kamna. Haste Sc v cla 1920
Jewett Ave. 7-9