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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
0ARODEJNY MLYNCEK, KrO
RY SYPAL PENIAZE.
Krajan, ktory NAL "masinu' ma
dup!ovanie penazi.

Michal Strajko "a mladi akiSt"
citaval slovcnskt pohadky a me-
dzi mimi tom carodcjnom mlyn-
Gcku, ktory mlcl opravdovf pc
maze ustavicnc. Rozmysl al, Spc-
kuloval, ci by sa taky mlyncek
medal sprawl. co sa mu konccne
i pGdarilo. Zhotovil truhllckn II
ineov vysokn a Sirokh, do nej "a
viedols carodejnn Silu elektriny,
polozil do truhlicky dollar, a hl'a,
vysly mu diva dolarc nei! Sue
dobreho srdca Glovek. chcc( dozi-
cit zbohatnutia a; svojim spolu
bliznym a prcto vydal sa ma cesty
30 sirom svctc. Ia horami "a do
lami priSicl do jcdneho mestetka
pri Sharon a vojdnc do domu j.
'steho Joe LovorSo. prezradil mu
svoju tajnost'. Lovorso NAL ku-
fre usporenych $1,000. ktore chcel
ably sa mu "okotily. Dal ich
Stra ikovi polozit do tIuhlicky.
etra jko zakrntil mlyncek a vsku-
tku druheho boku truhli6ky W.
Eicl tucnI paklik pcnaZl., Lovor-
20 boil celI hcz Seba, chcel pax
lik hned' odkrntit ale Straiko
mu povedal. ze peniaze sn este
mckre farba ma mich by mohla
vvblednlt' za ich musi nechat' ma
peel sa suSit,'. Lovorso poslich
nul a Strajko odiSiel d 'alei, ze s.
! pre- obtimrnu -pri iift1tp neskorssiip: Lo
vorso ale, ked' sa paklik osusil
no netrpezlive odkrttil a - ma
&iel do iedneho dolara zakrntent
hodne cisteho papieru. Nuz ale
zato neztratil hlavu, lebo w ra;
Dol oSudeny dive tisicky. ted,
iSiel Straiku hi 'adat'. ktoreho ma
Siel naSom meste. Povedal Stu j
kovi. ze sused ma $4,000, ktore b1
81 chcel zduplovat'. Strajko MI
sadol ma lep a Siel s MIN. Ked
priSli. Stra jko dostal takn bitk'1
! na'ktorn nezabudne do smrti. !
ma koniec Dol zatvorenE do lako
lpy vo Warren. Dokazalo sa tedv
ze carodejnvch mlynkov viac ME
ma svete Cd tych cias. ako Dol.
nohadzane do mora. VSetky ostat
ne sii len padelky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Dostal nacas peniaze.

Juraj Tomaskovic Vysneho
Tejkesu pri Kosiciach, ktory sa
predtym zdrzoval Youngstown
piSe firmc I4oschitzer Engel, ze
peniazc obnose 5000 koriin,
ktore mu poslala dcera Maria To
maskovic. obdrzal naGas 8 po-
riadku bez akychkol 'vek nepri-
jemnosti, zato vyslovuje firme
vd 'aku. V iste spomina, ze mno
hi krajania, ktori posielali Cd ne
znamych agentov, boil posudenl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Lakomil sa ma peniaze, prisiel o
svojich $3.50.

Tsty II. Kostik alebo Kostic, IL
dajne Slovak,> z {. 807 Franklin
Ave. dostal ponauccnie, re dnes
nikto ncdava zadarmo peniaz", a
zaiste 81 to zapamata ma dino, le-
bo pri tom prisicl svojich $3.50.
w pondclok stretnul cloveka, kto-
rv mu 81 'nbil dat robotu. Kazal
mu prfst v utorok ma obed ma ur-
Gene miesto. Kostik priSiel, ale
miesto roboty boil prcdstaveny tre-
tiemu chlapovi, ktory ndajne NAL
so sebou kufriku $17, 900, ktore
prisiel do Youngstown rozdat
chudobnym cudzincom !, ably 81 od-
'ahcil ma dust "a hriechy spacha-
ne pred rokmi. Bol vrai Califor-
nil. kde sa mu dobre viedlo, ale re
no svedomie trapilo a tax prisiel
sem vykonat' dobrocinnost'. Ma
vraj v nmysli rozdat' $4,000
chudobe $4,000 zc da odmeny
tomu, kto no povodi po chudob-
nych cudzincoch. Ably sa ale pre-
svedGii, re ten, kto no bude vodit
je statocny clovek, re musi dat
aspon $500 ku tym $4,000 do ku-
frika. L'ahkoverny Kostik sadol
klamarovi ma lep, povedal mu, ze
ma donna v kufre $3.50, re iestli to
postaci. tax ich da ku tym ST.
900. Klamar mu zalichotil. ze mu
veri, ze jc statotnv clovek a po-
slal no, ably doniesol tie paniaze
Kostik ich doniesol, naGo ich swim.
dler polozil k tym udajnym
] .$Sl7, ,QQ0n DO kufrika a dajle
Kostikovi kufrik do ruky, posla
ho domov, ze mu pozdejsie da ma
ucenie, ako ma tie peniaze rozde
lOvat'. Kostik odiSiel domov. kde
sa nemohol zdrzat' 70 zvedavo
sti otvoril kufor, ei je tam vsku
tku tol'ko penazi. No Dol hroznt
sklamany, lebo tam nebolo an
$17, 900, ami jeho $3.50. Nasiel ,
kufriku len Styri dolarove ban
kovky a hodne obyeajneho papie
ru. Hned' iSiel ma policiu, kde po
mocou slovcnskeho tlumaca pan;
Pcolara vyrozpraval o Svojei pri
hode a udal dobry opis svindlerov
Svindlerstvo udalo sa ma .juznon
konci South Ave. mosta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Zahadna vrazda Poliaka.

Minuly tyzdeh vo stvrtok v no.
ci pol II. hod. zastreleny Dol v
svojej domacnosti, pod {. 4O6 S.
Airdale Poliak Michal krupa dvo-
ma banditmi. Dl'a vypovedi pi.
krdpovej a iej 5-rocnej dcerky,
dvaja zafarbeni bandit vosli ma
silu do ich izby pytali 81 ciga-
retle zapal' ky. Krtipa i'm odpo,
vedal, ze cigarette nefajei zapa,
lick nema, aby isli Won. Ked' sa
II nebrali, ze sa i'm vyhrazal a v
tom jeden banditov oprel revol
yer ma KrIpove prsia a strelil
Gul'ka trafila ho pri srdci a ma
skutku zomrel. Ked' prisla ia po
licia, pi. Krip9va chcela odpra
tat palenku so stola jednala po
dozrive. Bola arestoyana, ale po
zdejsie ju vypustili. Policia chyti
la dvoch podozrivyych chlapov OF
tych eias, ale ami jednemu neve
della mic dokazat ri. Kripov;
| bola znovu areStovana pre- palen
ku. Krdpa bol pochovany v pom
delok. Ida sa. ze i pricinou vrai
dy bola palenka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Sch6dza 1stredneho W.
boru a .pravy SLOW. Ligy
Bratom spolu- u-uradnikom, Okres-
nym Sborom, slovenskym organi-
zaciam a Gasopisom, prisluchaj H.
cim do Iona Slovenskej Ligy v A.
merike: Pozdrav!

V smysle stanov tymto svola-
vame riadnu schodzu Ustredneho
vyboru slovenskej Ligy Ameri-
Ike, ma den ~. aprila 1921 do me-
sta Pittsburgh, Pa. Schodza bude
vydrziavana v miestnostiach bu-
dovy Wabash Office Building
nachodiacej sa ma rohu Liberty
Ave. a Ferry ulice.
Sch6dza zacne o desiatej hodine
rano potrva, kym vsetky scho-
dzi predliehajuce zalezitosti me-
budu riesene.
Ustredny Vybor dl'a stanov
tvoria naslcdovni: Predseda, ped
predsedovia, tajomnik, pokladnik
traja clenovia Ustrednej spravy,
trojclenov! Dozorny vNbor, po-
kladnik Milion-dolarovej sbierky.
predsedovia, alebo zastupcovia O.
kresnych Sborov Slov. Ligy a "a
stupcovia slovensk!ch casopisov a
organizacii, ktore sii clenam; ST.
Ligy. Dl'a poslednych stanov: O,
kresne Sbory, Gasopisy a organi.
zacie hradia 81 2 vlastnych pro.
striedkov trovy cestovne zastur
GOV ma schodze Ustredneho vtbo
I'll alebo kongresu Slov. Ligy.
Bratoy dozorneho vyboru zia
dame, ably sa ma schodzu k vol
prehliadke 1nih nGtov dostavil
o den vcaSsie.
Apelujeme d6razne, zvlaste ns
Okresne Sbory, slovenske organi
zacie a casopisy v L1ge, aby neo
pomenuly vyslat' zastupcov ns
tito vel 'ad6lezit1 schodzu.
Schodza potrva diva dni pret(
ncchze sa kazdv zariadi dl a toho
Pittsburgh, Pa. dina Il. april,
1921.
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnik
Ivan Bielek, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Pclicia dostane move automobile

Ma pondelkajsej sch6dzi NEST
skej rady policajny irad splno-
mocneny (bol ma zakiipenie Sty-
roch automobilov Styroch mo-
tOrcyklOv. Diva autOmObilOv
n1ajl mat slime motory. ably DO,
ly vstave nahanat' auto-banditnv
Ma zakupenie tohto vystrojenia
mestska rada dala preniest' $10,,
200 fOndu mestskeho siidu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Obrovslka financna pohroma
v Pol 'sku.

Casopis Bresslauer Neuste Mach
richten sa dozveda z VarSavy, zc
Obchodna pol'ska banka vo Var
Save musela zastavit' platy. Ban
ka bola nedavno zariadena ma
Ia reprezentovat' pol sky obchod-
ny financny svet pred cudzinou
Mala dve CENTRALLY, vo Varsave a
v Gdansku. Pol 'ske ministerstvo
.voiny .ztraca touto insolvenciou
asi 800 milionov pol 'skych ma
rick. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Kcvalovcom zomrela dcera.

Margitka Koval. 1-rocna deer
ka Jana a Amy koval, zomrela
V domacnosti rOdiGov. 90 Sillimar
ST.. piatok rano 0 $50 ma zapa
lenie. OplakavaiI ju rodiGia, diva
ia bratia a jedna sestra: Jurai
Jan a Agn9Ska. Pohrab odbavi
rev. DubOS sObotu rano 0 9. ho-
dine domacncsti rodicov. Pc
chovana bola Calvary cintOrine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Najprv mier, potom odzbrojenie

Washington, D. G. - u pref
denta Hardinga Dol ma audienci
zensky vybor "a svetove odzbro,
jenie. Vybor naliehal Ia pref
denta, aby pracoval zaujme O.
kamziteho odzbrojenia. Prezident
odpovedal zenam, ze je potrebn!
najprv mier po celom svete a lei
potom mozno striezlive pojedna
vat vseobecnom odzbrOjeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Tornado zabilo vyse sto l'udi.

Memphis, Tenn. - Minulej so.
boty pretiahol sa juznymi statml
vichor, ktory srdcal poeetne dedi-
ny farmarske osady. Vyse sto
| 'udi prislo zivot. Vichor donie-
sol potom do vychodnych statov
mraz a snah, ktorE sposobil hod.
ne skody ovocnym sadom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Kol'ko ma Praha obyvatel 'oY.

Podl a predbezn%ch vysledkov
scitania l'udu den Is. febr. 1921
bolo napocitane v hlavnom meste
OSR., Prahe 676,454 obyvatel'ov
l9,O51 domami, ktorych je 337
neobydlenych. Cd roku 1910 pri-
budlo 1906 domov, a 59,O23 oby.
vatel'ov, II. 81 proc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
v Cambridge zscali pracovat'

Cambridge, Pa. Tunajsia
Cambridge Steel Co. zahajila pra.
Gu. ". oceliarni polovicnou silou
Je nadej, ze zvysi operacie. Do.
sial' oceliaren stala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Vo Farrell zacnu robit' 2 maja

Farrell, Pa. - American Sheet
& Tinplate Co. oznamila, Re dna
2. maja vecer zacne operovat' Is
hcrncich milsov zpomedzi 80. Do
stane pracu asi 1000 robotnikov.
Tato plecharska tovaren stoji NJ
diva tyzdne. Mnoho Slovakov tam
je zamestnane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Strn&st' ncvych ucitelisk.

Superintendent mestskych skol
O. L. Reid ma s,h6dzi skolskej ra-
dy v pondelok odpardsal do >slu-
zieb strn&st' nevych uciteiiek. Je-
no odpordcania boly prijate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Murarom snizili placu.

New Castle, Pa. - Murarsk'
maistri cznamili, ze od pondelkr
snizili plat robotnlkom 10 per
centov. Murari tam mali plat $40
na den, teraz budn mat SO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
EDIT RI L
BOOSTERS

DID YOU EVER STOP AND THINK, FRIENDS, WHAT A
GRAND THING THE ALMA SPIRIT IS? How contagious it
and how proud city? Do realize if back up
this Pride by Loyalty that we be Just twice proud
when get through? AND THAT IS WHAT WE SHOULD
ALL DO
If jack the little has out those shoes bought
him going suggest that buy next Alma
If you contemplating building improving SECURE YOUR
MATERIALS IN ALMA AND CONTRACT ALMA LABOR. If
you combining all your purchases to this city, START
TODAY Try this awhile and how good feels to look your
self in the glass each morning and be able to "owdy Old
Booster"
To tell you the truth friends you could buy merchandise
soc the dollar away from Alma still cannot afford
either property a working person-to REMOVE
THAT soc FROM THE COMMUNITY.
When you do you knocking the props from your
property values undermining the financi structure that
industrial existence thus removing from the
COMFORT AND HAPPINESS.
WE WANT TO BURN THIS IN DEEP. You cannot measure
so-caed money saving against the process that
wolves the community from whence it THEREFORE
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME BY SPENDING IT AT HOME
make times good property values gh employ
for al-let normal business transactions prevail without
doubts misgvings BUY WHAT YOU NEED FREELY.
Money in circulation back in crop receipts
vestments and in PROSPERITY.
BOARDING DOLLARS IS A GAME WE SHOULD ALL
DISCOURAGE. Spending them fooshly another
purchasing the requirements of living, INDUCING in
investments SPELLS PROGRESS AND FL
NANCIAL SUCCESS FOR ALL Setting Tight" is pasme
of the Doube who contributes nothing the prosperous cond
tons which be made to always prevail
HARD TIMES EXIST MOST IN THE MINDS OF PESSI-
MISTS Take yourself from this class Wear the smile of op
tmm show commercial and faith AND KEEP BOOST
ING FOR ALMA. BY doing will have Civic Success and
City to be proud of.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

buy direct from the producer and i
will prove An inducement for the far
mer to bring his produce to the city.
Naturally, if the farmer comes TO
town with his produce, he will buy
his weeks supply in the city where
he can sell his produce to the best
advantage, and it will he to the in
terests Of the citizens of Owosso TO
back this movement Fundamentally.
Gets Life Sentencc-Louis Phyl-
laire, who last week Tuesday shot
and killed neighbor, Merle Shop
herd, at his farm near Owosso, be-
cause of SNOWFALL argument in
which their children INDUCED, has
been sentenced to life imprisonment
at Jackson.
Garage Damaged By Fiames-An
evening fire of unknown origin start
ed above the Offices in the Lamphere
Bros. garage in Clare and caused a
serious loss, damage to the garage
being $4,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
ELWEI.I.

Marvin Williams of Saginaw is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
The entertainment at the |. o. O..
F. Hall was we'll attended. The pro-
ceeds are for the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wacha, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Ralph Olmstead, Mrs.
Genevieve Caldwell, Mrs. George
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson
and daughter, Anna, Mrs. Charles
Slngluff and Marble Slingluff attend
ed ''Fads and Fancies of 1921" at
the Strand Theatre in Alma Friday
evening.
Mrs. Herbert Gilpen is better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moblo, DR.. and
Mrs. Highfield, Rev. and Mrs. Strong
Of Riverdale were callers here Friday
evening.
Mrs. Marble Slingluff is still on the
sick list.
Dick Brown of Saginaw was a call
err here Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Bliss of Howell, who has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity,
returned to her home Monday.
Shirley Wiltshire is working for
Clarence Fairchild.
The dance Wednesday evening was
well attended.
Mrs. Ralph Fairchild who was TAX
en- to Carney's hospital last week is
reported better.
Dorothy Murphy and Doris Sling
luff of Alma spent the week end with
their parents here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
A Rat That Didn't Smell After Beint
Dead for 3 Months.

II swear it was dead at least 3
MONTHS" said James Sykes, Butcher,
Wcstfield, N. j. I'VE saw this rat
every day. Put cake of RAT-SNAP
behind barrel. Months later my
wife asked about the rat. Remem-
bered the barrel, looked behind it.
There was the rat-dead, not the
slightest odor."
Three sizes, Soc, 65c, SIPS. Sold
and guaranteed by c. X. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.-adver-
tisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24
SpOkes Around
The Hub

Celebrates 50th Anniversary 49, The
Prcsby terrain Church of Mt. Pleasant
celebrated its fiftieth anniversary
with special services Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday of this week. Spe-
cial speakers were City Manager Pet
crson, Charles Slater and Rev. Henry
w. Fisher, ID. d., OF Saginaw.
Real Team Normal View-Central
Normal of Mt. Pleasant, whose bas~
ket ball teams of the past few years
have compelled the respect Of all
Michigan colleges, will again be rep
resented by strong aggregation. A
meeting of the leading basket ball
men in school revealed a wealth Of
material which would seem to show
that Central Normals prospects were
never as bright as they appear this
year. Of last years Varsity there
are Cronier, Brooks, Calkins, and Lo-
dewyk available for service
kirchheimer Sells Out-Sam Kirch-
heimer has sold his clothing store in
Ithaca and retired from business.
Sam was so we'll known and had
beea there so long that no one
thought of his retiring until he an
sounced that he had sold his entire
stock to Mr.. Baxter Of the Queen City
Sales Co. of Detroit. Mr.. Baxter has
already taken possession.
Big Shipping Point-It is safe to
say that more live stock is shipped
csch week from the village of Fowler
than from any town of like size in
the state. Monday is shipping day
in Fowler and from early morning
until late in the afternoon farmers
from all directions may be seen
bringing in wagon load after wagon
load of live stock of all kinds. This
week Monday there were eight car
loads, or IA decks, of live stock mar
keted in this thriving village, and
after observing the amount Of stock
that has been marketed at this point
every week for the last several
weeks one can not help wondering
whore it all comes from and how
much longer it will be before there
is no more stock to sell. But the
farmers in that section are usually
thrifty and those who are in posi-
ton to know say they nearly always
have something to sell.
To Remodel !. o. o. +. Hall-Mem-
bers of the ]. O. o. +. lodge of ST.
Johns are planning to put several big
improvements en- their hall at the
corner Of Clinton avenue and Rail
road street. The entire second and
third floors Of the building will be
utilized. On the north side Of the
second floor a large dining room and
kitchen will bc fitted up. The din
ing room will be SO feet long by "a
feet wide, and the kitchen will be ~
by "a feet in dimensions. The south
half of the floor will be divided into
two sections, ladies' parlor, 24x30
feet, and gentlemen's club room,
2Gx34 feet in dimensions. These
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-11-24

rooms will bc fitted up with cloak
rooms and every convenience. In or
der to help pay for this remodeling
the Odd Fellows are planning a series
Of dancing parties this winter in their
hall, which was equipped with new
llocr las, year. The first Of these
dances VIII be held next Wednesday
night.
Big Road PLAZA tentative pro-
gram for state trunk line highway
construction in 1922, calling for to-
tai expenditure Of over thirteen mil
lions of dollars has been submitted by
Frank +. Rogers, state highway COM
missioner for approval 1t includes
good program for Midland county
Under the present national highway
policy the Federal government match
cs each state, dollar for dollar, for
trunk line highway work not exceed
ing cost of SIC. 600 q mile. For this
S165, coo to be spent in Midland coun-
ty is to build 10 miles of new
trunk line highways, all gravel except
ing a half mile of pavement in the
city Of Coleman. And the county's
share Of this expenditure will be
about 5000 which was provided for
by the board of supervisors during
its session last month. Twelve miles
Of this trunk line will make the con-
Meeting link between Midland and Mt.
Pleasant.
High Shot Instead OF Rabbt-Dr.
c. = i'ei af Midland and another
nla1 went out recently to enjoy q
10y u rabbit hunting up near Estey.
In the woods they were standing
probably 40 feee apart when a rab-
bit bounded up in sight, directly be-
tween the two hunters and jumped
in the Doctors direction. In the sud
den excitement Of the moment the
other man fired aod the Doctor re-
ceived several of the bird shot in his
leg. The Doctor returned to Midland
and attempted to operate upon him.
self and was successful in digging
out one Of the shot, but the rest were
so firmly imbedded in the muscles
and bSne that he had to let them re-
main. Monday he became quite i'll
and fearing some infection from the
wounds left for his fathers home in
Coleman. He was so much improved
in couple of days, that he was back
at the office again today.
Dewey in Postoftice-Geo. VI. Dew
cy has assumed his duties as post
master of the city Of Owosso under
appointment by President Harding.
having been certified by the Civil
Service Commission as one who pass
ed satisfactory examination for the
position and having received the en-
dorsement OF Congressman j. W.
Fordney Of this district
Plan City Market-At the commits
sion meeting Monday night Mayor A.
T. Wright of Owosso said that he had
under consideration the forming of
city market for tho city and that he
was looking for a place which would
be suitable He informed City Attor-
ney Pond that as soon as he found
desirable place he would draft the i'm
corporation article for the market and
submit it for approval. The market
will provide a place for consumers to
The New York herald., 1921-11-15

PLOT corner iTGth and Walton; 50xl0o
price $4,000 FORsTER. 724 sth av.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Restaurant centrally located In
New Haven, Conn.,. now operated by re-
ceiver: fully equipped within past two years.
ice plant. &c.; lease will be given for =
years, $12, 600 per annnm; opportunity for
guiek purchaser receiver n,, winding up estate,
Church ST.. New Haven. Conn. Telephone
Colony 1880.
HOTEL business, ST., ,0uU necessary $4,000,
exceilent condition. - :ooms. RESTAURANT
billiards. bowling. Is y~.-- lease: owrqr re-
tirng. KRUSE. ~ Newark ST.. Hoboken.
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FARM PROPERTY.
REAL. ESTATE WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

COTTAGE, about rooms. within hours ride
from New York. to May 1 or longer; Cen
tiles; references reasonable rent for good
care. o 1929 Herald, Fulton st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Manhattan-Misceila

WILL sacrifice plot 50S10o with 4 story
brick private house and story frame
dwelling with private driveway. Apply suite
527 and 52s Knickerbocker Building. Phone
Bryant s531.
1GOxIo0: UPPER MANHATTAN CORNER.
small apartment; $35.00o cash required.
balance easy terms. ATTORNEY, Box n
1882 Herald. Harlem.
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COVERINGS, German, wishes take entire
charge children; best city references 5sJ
ga st. Brooklyn. Shore Road 5943.
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TWELVE room private dwelling, f5i West
ii5th st., all improvements, easy terms
Immediate possession W. y. DAVIS, IS
parl. Row. phcre Corflandt G0fS
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Borough of Bronx.

DWELLING 3ia stories. West 18th st. /;
$1,000 cAsh necded. sHNRrM. i10 B'wav.
81 veat 07th sf. story dwelling; vacant
chcar. ettARrM. 10 BROADWAY,
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i1OG OGsEkEEPER-Widow French America,
miadie aged. wishes permanent position a !
,hi1u,sekeeper ,iis,s IN Widows home; good home to
1871 Herald. Rrooklyn
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

FRENCH course. Mesdemoiselles blanchard.
highest recommendations. 81 East 10th ST
Plaza SG73. - -