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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05

district; Il. G. LYDIA, third district.
Coruner-Geo.' w. Trenary.
School superintendent-M Yer
bokemos.
County Conventions
The law specifies that the county
conventions Of the parties must be
held ON the third Tuesday OF the
month following the primary, and
this wear the conventions will be held
on Tuesday, August II, the time and
place to be designated by the respec-
tive committees.
number of the precincts in which
elections We're held made their re-
turns to the county auditors office
and included the certificates of cleo
tiOn of the delegates to the county
conventions. While the delegates are
known in their own precincts, the
knowledge will not be given to the
public until the commissioners meet
on the 10Th of August as board of
ceAvassers.
Those elected as delegates to the
republican convention as far as we
have learned are as follows:
Grangeville No. Chester Arnold
Harold Harris.
Grangeville No. 2-M. s. Martin
Henry Telcher, Geo. A. Smith.
Grangeville No. 3-B. Anger, p M
tdanville, A. S. Hardy, Geo. d. Smith
Grangeville No. Al. e. Bunting
Evan Evans, A. III. Wetherbee.
Cottonwood--M M. Belknap, o. u
Ilamlin, Geo. +. Mckinney, A. II. Nau
Fcrdnand-E G. Addison, Elm'
| Kincaid.
Whitebird-Geo. G. Bentz, Free
Painter. Chas. Wilson
! Fenn-Henry Meyer.
! Greencreek--John f. Nuxoll.
kamiah--J. j. Guyer.
| Stuart--Frank Fem, J. M. Shaw.
/ Stites-P. Il. Ellis, j. Il. Burney
| Pardee--C. 4. Moore.
sit. Idaho--Lee Smith.
Where no delegates were electe
those precincts will have no represer
tation in the conventions which wi
adopt party platforms and elect del,
gates to the state conventions for til
nomination of state officers.
The state convention will conven
at Pocatelo ON Tuesday, August "a.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
SECRETARY DENTAL
BOARD CONVICTED
Vnarged With Conspiracy to Defraud
rrosecuted by Law Enforcement
Bureau

boise, Idaho, July 31.-The state
sVn lts first conviction in the dental
nauu law when jury in the district
uart here at midnight Friday night
,esurned verdict of guilty against
~ '. A. Fitzgerald, who was north
&nest manager at Portland of the Pain
~ Parker system of dentistry, and
r. w A. Myers, former secretary of
Fsae state dental board, on the charge
H. conspiracy to defraud. The cases
we're prosecuted by the state law en-
'yIcement department, of which Sec
Ehead ~
Y. Hendricks, of Portland. star
'r,l1ness for the state, failed to appear
ne crime for which the men were
ould guilty is misdemeanor and
kne maximum punishment provided by
INV is one year in the county jail and
N Iihe OF $1,000. There is a probabil-
Inv mat an appeal to the supreme
|'Vurt will be taken.
Banker Shot Newspaper Man
IN quarrel which occurred at a
lance at Homedale Friday night be-
tween Frank r.. Trotter, newspaper
IAN aa, and Theodore Nye, the Home
,ae banker, Trctter was mortally
"ounded.
Is reported that there had been
u,lIIerence between Che men for sew
~ months. II is stated that upon
neeung Nye Friday night, Trotter
.leled fire upon him and inflicted
Sseral flesh wounds, after which Nye
I Irotter's gun from his hand.
Vtters condition is critical and ii
believed he cannot live. Full de-
@ slis OF the tragedy have not yet been
lrotter was well known throughout
$SuRnwestern Idaho and represented
,wyhee county In the state legisla-
fura
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
LEFT FOR SEASIDE, OREGON

Judge and Mrs w. n. Scales de-
parted Monday for Seaside, Oregon,
where they win spend their vacation
period. Outside of matters coming
up for consideration occasionally. the
Judge will have no court business to
transact until the regular fall term OF
court which will convene at Nezperce
county seat of Lewis county.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
MEETING OF FARMERS
Winona Threshers and Farmers Meet
Saturday Night to Establish Prices

There will he meeting of the
thresherinen and farmers of the
Winona section ON Saturday evening,
August IA, to establish schedule of
prices for threshing and for farm
labor. The meeting will be held at
Winona and every farmer and thresh-
er man is earnestly invited to he pre-
sent
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
AWARD CONTRACT
.CRAIGMONT LINK
Section Between Craigm0nt and Ever
green District to Have Crushed
Rock Surface

Another contract has been made on
the north and south state highway in
the award TO the Triangle Construc-
tion company Of Ritzville. Wash, for
faur and thrcc-tenths miles, embrac-
ing the link between Craigmont and
the Evergreen district line The con-
tractors are now moving equipment
on the ground
The work now involves grading and
crushed rock surfacing.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
Lewiston Hin 10 MOSCOW

pany. contractors ON the % mile. link
0f the state highway. which extends
from the line of the Rimrock district
ON Lewiston Hill to Moscow, says the
Lewiston Tribune, is making nice pro-
gress with the work. There are over
100 men working on the grading at.
eight different points. with the follow
ing equipment: Thirty-six Fresnoes,
eight plow teams. three Fordson trac-
tors. one 125 horse power tractor and
giant blade. Two crushers are being
installed and the surfacing will start
within a week. Abuttments for two
bridges are corlplete and concrete is
hid on seven miles of the highway
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
Band Goes to Winchester

For the Winchester game the Cow
hoy band will add greatly to the regu-
lar program attractions. Most every
body in these parts that can possibly
get away from home on that day, in
addition to the Masons, their families
and members of the Eastern Star will
be In attendance.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
EDUCATORS TO KEEP
OUT OF POLITICS
Board of Education Issues Warning
to Prof. Norman B.
Adlison

Boise; Aug PROF ~ b. Adkison
of the Idaho Technical institute ut Po-
catello, who Is candidate for repre-
sentative in the state legislature from
Bannock county, must issue state
ment declaring ne win not accept the
nomination If successful at the pri-
mary election Tuesday, or his place
on the institute faculty viii be de-
clared vacant. That is the issue an
nounced by the formal action taken
by the executive committee of the
board of education held at Pocatello
Saturday Dr. Il. A. Bryan. commits
sioner of education said today that
the committee had decided to issue
an ultimatum in keeping with fixed
and determined policy to keep every
state educational institution out OF
politics.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-05
Rate Hearing Fixed

The public utilities commission OF
Idaho today set for hearing on Aug.
10, at 10 o'clock in the morning at
the rooms of the commission opposite
the capitol building. the joint appllca-
ton of the twelve railroad companies
doing business in Idaho for increased
passenger and freight rates. The
interstate commerce commission
granted increases on all Interstate
freight and passenger business In
anticipation of this order, on applica-
ton made some months ago, the
twelve Idaho roads filed with the COM
mission in this state i'm June peti-
tion that similar increases be granted
on intrastate traffic.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
A USEFUL SENATOR

We know our public life but don't always know
often plodding witch the world
with Washington dispatches for have
the useful members OF the
Senate seldom makes
long OF the public bust
ness himself with assiduy that most
keep their private affairs.
Smoot sits there watch harmless
taking them nsidious
artfuy concealed Ii
watchdog the especially In these
spending billions makes hardly worth
thousands but Senator Smoot sticks to with ad
mirabe persistence And he has thereby the marked
Of his even though he often blocks their
Another thing which Senator consistently
and resouey opposes the discrmnate printing of public
nexoaby demands that they
by the Committee Printing All this is humdrum work but
In the public interest We add that
the public ought to be grateful TO the who does H.
following letter the Evening Post printed in its
columns April z. 1920:
A Highly Useful Senator
To the Bditor OF The Evening Post:
Sir: wish thank and to confirm what In
columns March 2e regarding Senator smoot Of Utah
been preudced against him until Washington last May
and watched him day after in the Thomas
other He all that he
gone 1918 but his defeat
would be real loss TO the country call myself Democrat
at that.
GEORGE A. CHAPLIN.
Sioux City Ia, March 81.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
SMOOT DRIVING HARDER
AT PRINT PAPER WASTE
Utah Senator Continues To Uncover
Unnecessary Bureau "News
Periodicals"

Washington, Apr. 26, 1920-Where
a great deal of the white paper the
newspaper publishers of the country
are clamoring for goes was recently
revealed by Senator Smoot. An in
terview published in local paper
says: "The nation owes debt of
gratitude TO Senator Smoot in his
efforts to save white paper by having
more than hundred government
publications stopped" remarked
J. ii. Caster of Salt Lake City a. the
Washington Hotel. "For years this
ever increasing number of govern
ment documents have cluttered up
the mails at an enormous cost to the
people to majority Of whom they
are useless. | know something Of the
joint committee on printing has
located much of the cause in the
numerous governmental press agen-
cies established without color of law
which cost $2,500,000 and more a
year for up-keep. The committee
has ordered 1903 out of the 266 pub
Lefty bureaus discovered discontin-
ued and the good work is going on to
reach all of the three hundred and
odd printing Offices set up in depart
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
REPUBLICANS ELECT
DELEGATES TO STATE
CONVENTION AT PRICE

= Last Monday afternoon. April 26,
in this city. the Republicans of Iron
County held their convention and
elected ten delegates to attend the
State convention to be held at Price,
Utah, on May 3, and ten delegates to
the Congressional District Convention
TO be held at the same place and on
the same date. The delegates to each
convention are to act as alternates to
the other convention. Thus the dele
gates to the State convention become
alternates to the district convention
and the delegates to the district con-
venion become the alterenates to the
state convention.
The convention was called to order
by the county chairman, and H. j.
Doolittle of Lund was chosen as chair
man Of the meeting, with Mrs. Sadie
Buckwalter as secretary.
The following towns or precincts
were represented in the convention:
Paragonah, Parowan Cedar City, Ka-
nara, and Lund. 1t was decided to
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

allow Cedar City to name four dele
gates to each convention, Parowan
three, and Paragonah, Kanarra and
Lund each one.
The following were elected as dele
gates to the State convention, who are
also alternates to the district conven-
ton: ID. A. Lamoreaux, Riley G. Will
liams, MILFORD Day, l.. N. Marsden,
J. Clayton Mitchell, A. Swapp, Jr.,
ID. M. Clark, c. S. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Ada Wood Webster, H. J. Doolittle.
And as delegates to the Congress
sional District Convention and alter
mates to the State convention--Jas.
w. Barton, William B. Stapley, Jos.
B. Dalton, II. L. Adams, William H.
Lyman, John p. Fuller, Geo. II. Wood
Mrs. Sadie Buckwalter, John II. Fife,
j. David Leigh.
1t being announced that the Hon.
MILFORD Day was candidate for dele
gate to the Chicago convention, it was
moved and carried that the delegation
be instructed to work for his election
in the state convention. Otherwise
the delegation goes uninstructed.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
THE CALL TO ARMS

Come you Ladies of the G. o. P.
Just fall right in line.
We've got the DENIES on the hip
Get some ginger in your spine.
We're needing every one of you
To help us win this fight;
And glorious victory will be ours
If we strive with all our might.
We must cut down Wilson's plum tree
Put a crimp in Palmer, too;
And take the wind out of the sails
Of little McAdoo.
And then there's Billy Bryan
The frost can never kill
When we're looking for a president
You can always count on Bill.
But Billy, we don't want you,
We're going TO cook your goose;
We've often told you this before,
But it really is no use.
We're tired of graft and wasting
And silly meddling, too,
With the affairs of other nations
What's that to me and you?
Let France and England be allowed
To settle their own quarrels;
We have our hands full here at home
Unravelling all the snarls--
That are being handed down TO US
BY Wilson and his crew
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

For the Democrats, as usual. have
Bit off more than they can chew.
This tampering with the railroads
Has given all pain;
And Wen surely do some thinking
Ere we try it on again.
II cost two billion dollars
To produce airplanes few,
But before the factories started good
They learned the war was through
The war cost many billions
Graft some billions more
And adding all together makes
The people mighty sore.
The frightful cost of living,
Debt mounting to the sky,
Causes all TO do some thinking, and
Elections drawing nigh.
With a million on the payroll
A fragrant show of graft
The Ship of State is laundering
Almost hopeless craft.
It's high time for men of vision
And women good and true,
To turn the saucy donkey out
And direct the course anew.
So once more, ladies, rally
Women of the G. o. p,
It's time for each to do her bit;
Your duty do not flee.
"EFFERVESCENCE."
Cedar City, April 20, 1920.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

California furnishes the chair
man of the Committee on Patents
in the, House in Representative
Nolan. He has succeeded In in
creasing the pay OF efficient and
expert patent Office employees. He
also pushed to passage bills to
amend the copyright act, TO
amend the trademark act and 10
give effect to certain provisions
OF the convention for the protec.
ton OF trademarks and CONNER
cial names. made and signed In
the city OF Buenos Aires Repre-
sentative Nolan. who is stalwart
Republican. also ranks second on
the House Committee on Labor
He 10 author Of the Nolan mini
mum wage bnl.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

The world economic conference
next month called by the Council Of
the League of Nations is deeply in
teresting to the bankrupt countries
OF Europe. OF course; but do they
expect the solvent United States to
pay or discount their debts? Has
not the United States enough to at
tend to right here at home?
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
HONORABLE FRED A. BRITTEN.

The the House Naval Affairs Committee
vessated the aviation scandal
Brtten Illinois This personal
trip OF inspection of the Norfolk
the Department
has
which
another
omcals selected
base Then they had Allied
Hampton Roads at cost Of $4,000
have discovered that this
$4,000
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Secretary OF State Colby is send
ing the usual protests to Mexico over
the killing of Americans. In time
he may find the task as disagreeable
as Mr.. Lansing found it towards the
end of his administration as head of
the State Rochester
IN. " Democrat Chronicle.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Representative Campbell. Of
Kansas. occupies the important
position OF chairman OF the Com
mittee on Rules and is a busy
man. AZ his committee Is In ses-
sion almost daily. He is the au-
thor OF the bill Just reported out
by the House Committee on Labor
creating a Woman's Bureau In the
Department Of Labor, This is a
measure to formulate standards
and policies which shall promote
the welfare of wage-earning
women. improve their working
conditions, increase their efflcien-
cy and advance their opportunities
for profitable employment, II will
affect about 100000 women
employed In the Industrial life OF
the country.
MIR. Campbell made the open
ing speech In support Of the reso-
luton 10 declare the war at an
end.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
by
Jack
Wilson

This virie Wisconsin
deive deeply into the aviation
fundamentally astounding
War spent 900 900 in preparing manufacture
defective that after American had killed
them dubbed
tors Not hghting plane supplied
his third q
Ass&tve Congress- American
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Is there anyone President Wilson
met at the peace conference with
whom he has not Quarreled? Is there
anyone Of his own encourage with
whom he is now on good terms? II
so, for Heavens sake, break the sus-
pense and name him.-Fort Wayne
(Ind) News.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
I'LL TREATMENT
OF SICK SOLDIERS

Stirred by evidence which
has come to him Of neglect
full treatment OF disabled
and sick soldiers in army
hospitals in this country,
Representative Martin b.
Madden OF Illinois. has an
nounced in Congress his In
tention to make n personal
investigation of the charges
with q view to demanding
that the officers involved be
brought before a court-mar-
tial. First, however. he will
endeavor to interest Secre-
tary of War Baker in the
welfare OF the men under
treatment in the hospitals,
and urge him to compel a
remedy OF existing condi-
lions.
According to II. ]. Mar
COILS. OF Chicago. who has
personally interviewed 49,
600 returned service men,
there are hundreds of cases
OF "men Who have been dis
charged from government
hospitals as cured but who
were unable to work. Men
who were homeless. penni-
less and in some cases
crippled, were turned out of
these hospitals to shift for
themselves"
Every man in every de-
partment. of the public ser
vice., declared Representa-
tive Madden, "who Is charged
with responsibility In the
treatment OF these men
should be called to account.
and IL they have failed In
any particular to give the
men the treatment they are
entitled TO as the heroes of
the nation during the Great
War, II they are in the mill
tary service they should be
at once court-martieled and
placed behind the bars"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Henry Morgenthau is an able man.
All he needs to make a success in
Mexico is president to back him up.
South Bend (Ind.) Tribune.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

ments in face of the statute requir-
ing all such printing to be done in
the Government Printing. Office, the
largest printery i'm the world.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Go on; go ahead, Mr.. Burleson, and
call cabinet meeting-Detroit News.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

MIR. Bryan may yet conclude TO vie
with the President as to which shall
have the honor of wrecking the Dem
ocratic party.-St. Louis Times.
This page-Politica advertisement.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

The following editorial appeared in the New York Evening
independent po-administraon newspaperof March
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30
Warnings to America

I hope that the United
States will be able to keep
disengaged from the laby-
rinth OF European politics
and wars - q X o r q 70
WASHINGTON.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Any good democrat who has a mind
that will go along with Mr.. Wilson'S
without a rope may get job at the
White House.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

Don't trust the interna-
tionalists; they are the enc
mics OF Nationalism and
Americanism. -THEODORE
ROOSEVELT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31

catko a dejte mi je."
Pc nekolika minutach sede
jiz muz ten V kocare a nafldi
kocimu, ably jej odvezl do uli
ce Chateaudin.
XIII.
V dob6 naSeho vypravovan
stal ma prikr6m bfehu Breton
skeho more, temer samehC
vpadu reky Loiry, dunn zvlast,
nj architektury. Y okoli nazy-
vail jej "Certuv zamek", ale
skutecnosti byla to villa Joi.
MIC"
Zamek ten byl vystav6n na
skale a re til stran byl chra-
men kamennou zdi, jejlz svr-
SEX byl pokryt ostrymi hreby.
Strana k I11ori obracend nepo-
trebovala teto uncle zaStity,
ponevadz skala byla naprosto
nepristupn6. V zamku, o nemz
okoli Sc vypraYovaly nejpo-
divn6jSi legendy, I'll jeSte dosti
statny starec, bohaty MATTEL
solivaru, Yvon Kernadec, S
mladou dcerou.
Ztrativ vrele milovanou ze-
nu dal 81 vystav6ti tento dun,
kde I'll jako poustevnlk. Ne
kdy sedel starec po cele hodi~
ny upiraje zraky sve ma more
a pfemySlel o SVEN navzdy
ztracen6m stesti rodinn6m.
YVon Kernadec prozil cely
zivot V praci, nashromazdil 81
ohromne jmeni a prave kdyz
pocal pomySletl ma odpocinek
a ma prodej svych obchodnich
podniku, setkal sc s rozkosnou
mladou divkou. Starry muz "a
miloval Sc do nj, nabidI il ru-
ku Svou a ia kratkou dobu
doEl0 k svathe
Joinic KersabeauXova byla
kraska pravem smyslu slova !;
pouze jeji velkych modrych
ocich byl stale jakysi smutny
vIraz, jakoby pfedpovidala,
re nebude dlouho ziti. Dobra,
tichd, mila zenuSka mela upri-
mnou ldsku k muzi svemu, ale
rok po syatbe zemrela, zane
chavsi mu malou dceruSku, ma
kterou cd tech dob soustredila
Sc vSechna laska starce horem
StllNdtclIpllD.
D6vCdtku dali jmeno Joinic
ma pamatku po matce, ktere
byla podobna jako krupei krIl
peji. Y nynejSl dobe minulo il
jiz sedmnacte let; otec il zboz-
noval, ale strezil il jako zri-
telnici svou IA jen 0 svatcich
vodil il ke mSi syate do blizke-
no mesta Perefailleu. Ma zap-
ku byli diva start sluhove a sta
ia chuva; krone Mich Joinic,
co ziVa byla, takfka nikym
nepromluvila.
V takovemto okoli divka W.
rostla a kdyz il bylo sadmna-
etc let, byla naivni jako dite.
Y kostele obdivovalj Sc jeiim
krasnym satum a bohatym zla
tym ylasum, tvdr jeji vsak nj
kdo nevid6l, ponevadz byla
vzdy pokryta hustym zavojem
Ac zivot mlade divky memo.
hi byti jednotvarnejsi, prece
vzbuzoval u mnohych pocit ia,
visit, protoze otce iejiho po.
Vazovali "a millionaire.
"Nebude miti asi nedostateA
zcnichJ,' hovorili rokteri.
"St asten bude ten, kdo Sc
nj ozeni!' dokladali druzl.
Y dob6 te mofske lazne ,
Perefaillu ncte5ily Sc jest6 ny
nejsi pov65ti, V lttc sijzdel,
Sc tn rodiny pouze . okolnioE
NEST, ale Yvon kernadec Wy
hybal S. seznameni stykun
$ mimi, I'll ncplistupne "a zdc
mi sVeho zamku a StfeziI MIA
dou dccru svou jako lakomel
=
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
BABICCIN pOPIS.

resia Bergdale z Maysville, Ky
pise: Muslin YAM sdeliti ohled
ne zajimaveho prfpadu. Mole
vnucka ma dlt6, hosika, jenz
bude ctyfi roxy star V fiinu.
Hned Cd narozeni toto dit6 ne
melo stolici bez pouzit1 proji-
nadia. PoradiIa jsem vnucce,
aby dala diteti Ora. Petra Ho-
boko, coz uciniIa. To bylo pred
rokem. Hosik ie nynf zdrav,
jak jen, nejlepe byti NIUE"
Tento starry, 6asem vyzkouseny
bylinny lex neobsahuje mic,
nez to co soustave pomuze; mi
re byti dan bezpecne diteti tax
Jako dorostlym; jest to rodin-
ny domaci lex, jenz nezklame.
Hoboko neprodaya sc V lekar-
mach, ale jest dodavano primo
lidem. Dr.. Petr Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
HODNE POZORNOSTI We
MUTE TETO NARIDCE. No

NUJ I Z IETU NABIDIE. No
w dvojity dunn 5ti svetni-
clch, koupelna pro kazde oby-
dll, China cabinet, combinac-
nj fernes a iin6 zarfzeni. Kou-
plte jej pfi vkladu $4,000 a O.
statni ma spl5tky die dohodnu-
ii. Jest to pekny domov ma
Alpha Ave. Blizs1 vysvetli Just
Realty Co., 3704 Fulton Rd.,
Tel. Harvard 1914 - Lorain
1874 w. 6.5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
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ma plyn a uhll, nasledkem cd
jezdu do Czech. Haste Sc V els,
3431 E. 102 ul. z Union. 5-31