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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
SO MILLIONS IN PROPERTY
CHANGED DSLNRICHNNOND
DURING 1920, REPORT SHOWS
Value 81 Real Estate Sold and Transferred Jumped
200 Per Cent as Compared With Business of 1918.
Exchange Holds Annual Session.

Property sold and transferred 4:
Richmond during 1920 had i. value o!
almost s36.o00.000. nearly 200 per
cent greater than IN 1918. ami abou.
80 per cent greater than for the year
cf 1919. according 10 the annual re-
port o: T.. Ray Richardson. secretary
treasurer Of the Richmond Rea!
Estate Exchange. delivered last nishv
At the annual meeting OF the organ
!zation. al Real Estatr Exchange
Eu!lding.
All records were not only broken
for value of rcai estate sales made
during the year 1885,. .305. but also
for the number Of tranSacticns re-
corded in court. MIR. Richardson's re-
port shows that las, year i.iSo trans
Court, compared with 2.23l in 1918
and 4.tiG during 1919. Value OF total
transfers In 1919 were sa7.iol.5S5
while in 1913 his report shows bu,
sl2.:Gs,o73.
Not only does this Shcw an increase
III total sales. but an enormous in
crease In the value Of real estate IN
Richmond. While the sales Of 1919
and 1920 were almost the same in
number. the report shows that values
We're substantially increased. despit.
the fact that money WAS much tighter
In the latter period than in 1919. TIL.
average value per transfer in 1915
Vas s2Sl2: in 1919 the average was
ss.3Ss, and in 1920. ts.02c.5c
Probably one Of the greatest com
pliments which could be paid 10 a
rcaltor was bestowed on Bruc. Bowe
presidcn, OF tho exchange last year
when tho bylaws Of the organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Farmer Would Use Army
to Defeat Cost Of Living
IMy .Assorlntcd Pres..i

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Army
recruiting literature east 81 littie
ray of Sunshine into the life OF nm
Ozark farmer. i'm Missouri. with
eleven children 10 support on six
~ acres OF "run-d0Nn" land.
Noting educational features Of
army life. the Missourinn wrote
Acknowledgement Iinrris for Spc-
cinl pcrmi>sion to enlist tho scc-
Ond oldest or nine sons md n pair
of twins, all just under nEe.
The boys "are large for their
nGes md will grade well M 60
the average country hoy In l0oks
and intelligence" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
High Tariff Will Kill
Hopes for Scent Cigar
my Associated PRESS. /

WASHINGTON. Jim. 20.-rhc
old-tlmc Scent ciEnr, once hailed
by Nice-Prcsiicnt Marshall ny the
nation's crying need In Its return
10 normnl, is gone forever, unless
tnriT and tnx Icrics on tobncco
drop, manufacturers nnd import
ers told tho iouxe tariR fran,crs
today.
The gloomy forecast emerged
from smoke scrccn-cignr smoke
that rolled and eddied about
the Ways and Means Committee
room, arising from samples
brought by the tobacco men and
promptly put TO the test by the.
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
HARDING LEAVES ON
VACATION PRIOR TO
HIS INAUGURATION
Talks to High School Stu
dents and Participates
in Elks' Initiation.
OFFERS TO PAY SALARY OF
STRICKEN BAPTIST PASTOR
No Rear-Platform Speeches
Will Be Made by President,
Elect on Trip South.
tDya Associated press. ]

MARION, ONO. Jan. 2O.-Qu!tt!ns
Marion for vacation in Florida be-
fore entering the White House. preS;-
dcat-Eiect Harding today vacated the
residence on Noun; Vernon Avenue.
which was the Mecca OF tho front
porch campaign pilgr!inages ana
closed up the lit,lc Office mex; door
where many OF tn. nations no,abl.s
have given their advice on current
problems.
Leaving at midnight. tn. President
elects train viii pass through chat,
taHooga late tomorrow afternoon and
reach 81. Augustine, Fla. sunday
morning. Mr.. Harding expects 10
make no rear platform spcccncs aie,r,c
the way. having planned 10 begin !,
good rest as soon . : he boarded hie
private car. y St. Augustine hotel
VIII De his Florida headquarters. bu,
h'st OF All hc VIII get entirely away
! rom mas cares in two weeks tiSh-
ms trip do"n the Eastern Florida
ho-e.
the Prcsident-clect's d.p.r,uro
really mean, severing mos, OF the
'ies that have bound him TO his hcme
community and he put IL the dn,
I od!ng farewell 10 his ne!shbors IIc
iha"e several personal calls, received
many, friends ~ his Office. r,ate j,
snort farewell talk 10 the nupjIs =,
The city high school. AMI was the hon
cred guest at meeting OF the EIks
fraternity. OF which he is n member
ne VIII return here before he goes
70 Washington. but only for stay
Of a few hours.
Iaiks nj High SchonI.
N:. iiardins's farewell talk was do.
i'S.red III the Harding High school.
recently renamed IN his honor and ne
WIS introduced "a tn. pupils hy his
sSe'' MISS Abigail Harding. who is
teacher there. II. expressed r,ur.t
mat ne could not stay among MS ola
trends 10 perform The duties of h!s
'ihce' and asked for The mora! sup-
.o'' o' the people OF his home com
''e.''iy during the mex, four Years.
~ the Elks tonight special groun
o' candidates. to be knowm in fr,.
"''s records a the Harding class.
vas initiated with a ceremony in
winch the president-c!ec, pIavad J,
leading role.
il, ne party accompanying Mr.. Hard.
~" ,Souih IS the smallest win yrhi"h
..as travelled since his nomination
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.thadic Brings tp Subject.
Ford Gains Ar,cr R..o,,n,.

WASHINGTON, Ian 20.-Recount
OF votes IN l,2Sa OF M!chisan's 2..32
precincts accomplished when the day,
work Of the Senate Privileges and
Elections Committee ended tonight.
gave Henry Ford a net gain OF 1924
votes over senator Ncwberry In their
senatorial contest Senator Newbcr-
rvs plurality was about $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMS
sAV|LLE's APPOINTMENT
New Director OF Public Works Will
Assume Dmtic, Of Office About
February /.
COMES WITH GOOD RECORD
Charles f.. Boiling 10 Remain as
Consulting Engineer - Lower
Body Concurs in Ordinance Deal
ing With Erection of Garages.

Allen ] Sarille was elected 20 the
position OF Director Of Public Work,
~ the City Council In Joint session last
night. there being but fvc aSscntccs
aldermen Epps. Workman and
Powers; Councilmcn English and
Moore. y message from Mayor Aims
lie, in which the name of Mr.. Sa,C!r
MAS placed before the body. was read
and without debate the vote was
taken. the result bciHg the unanimous
approval of the hoiy. MIR. Savllic.
who has been connected with The Du-
ont Company. engaged upon con
s,ruction work IL BYgalo. has re-
pany. and will arrive ia n!cii,non,l
shortly after February l.
The salary of til. Director OF Pub
- Works was liked by ordinance at
;7.5oo. following a prolonged fight
over the proposition Of placing IL at
$4,000. II was contcndcd by those in
favor Of larger salary that the
duties OF the Office had increased its
Importance materially. and shat in or
der 10 get man capable or handling
the big problems. IL would be neces-
sary 10 offer a salary consistent with
the requirements and the ability OF
the man
Achievements Are Notable.
IL is believed that Mr.. Savi,... vii,
come up to expectations. his re ord
being in his favor. He is a nativ. -
Richmond. having grown up in this
city. and gained his Hrst experience
in the Office ~ the man whom he sue
cccds. His career has been a mos,
active one during the past five years.
and his achievements have been not
table.
Director Charles +. Rolling Will re-
main with the Department.; as consult
ing engineer. Mr.. Eo!linGs long SER
vice with the city. which dates. back
many years. when II" was il young
man in the City Engineers Depart
mcni. ana afterwards n; supcrintcn-
dent of the Water Department. later
succeeding Colonci William l.. Cut
shaw as CITY Engineer. has made him
n valuable asset 10 the city govern
ment. Two monuments at least to
lis torcS sight ana hs energy stand
out promincntiy--!hc settling basin
nd the lakes at Byrd Park In the
CONTINUED ON Second page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Through Parlor Car RIchmond-Ncw
York.

Through parlor car is now opera tea
tla lily between Richmond and New
York via r.. f. & p. II. II. and Penn.
r. X. Leave Broad Street Station
1l:55 a. NJ. arrive Baltimore 1856 r.
NJ. West philadelphia 6:0i p. NJ, New
York $40 p. M. Returning, leave
New York 1l:l0 ~. M.,, West Phiin..
deIphia 1:20 r. NJ. baltimore $40 p.
NJ. arrive Broad street station 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
D,.,nnunzto yi.t,s yc,,..

LONDON, Jan. co Gabriel, d'An-
nNn"'o, former insurgcnt head ~
Finme, arrived in Venice Tuesday.
says dispatch received by the cen
;ral News today from Rome Under
Wednesdays date. D'Annunzi, re-
tired 60 the Baroarso Palace and
refused TO talk, the dispatch adds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Colby In Trinidad.

PORT or SPAIN. TRINIDAD. Jan.
26.-Ba'nbridge Colby. american Sec
retarys of State. and his party arrived
here today aboard the battleship
Florida, on tho way home from South
America a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
SHOT BY BROTHER-IN-LAW
PROTECTING LATTER'S WIFE
flowing Quarrel. South CaroIininu
Follows spouse 10 Home Of Hall
with shotgun.
[ BY Associated Press. ]

lEAN,i.:EtRG, ;. e., Jan. 90
.rskine Hall 25. was shot and killed
arly today By his brother Law,
ohm l.. Sawyer, at Sawycrdaie,
Aenty miles from here. according to
.aor;s received tonight.
Hall and his wife quarerlcd. accord
ng u the report. and she fed to the
orlc OF her brother for protection
followed by Hall with a shots gun
sawyer met Hall at the door and in
saa light that followed, killed him
with Il pistol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Why So or So when you can got
1870 tax exempt Only limited
amount OF money can be invested irs
u Richmond financial organization ae
this unusual rate. Ask Times. Dia-
patch. Box II 3s. for ipformation.---
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
.SCHWAB TO TESTIFY IN
SHIPPING BOARD PROBE
Will BE Called To Reply To Abndic's $
Testimony Concerning 500. 900
Expense Item.
SHOWS UP IN AN AUDIT
Former General Says
He Was Framed" After lie Put
Expert Accountants tn Work on
Books of Organization.
my Associated press.l

NEW YORK, Jan, 20--A voucher
for 100000 for personal expenses OF
an officer of the Bethlehem Shin
building Corporation" was found in n
audit of the main Offices OF that com
pany, Colonel l.. IL. Ahadic. former
compiroller-gen OF the Shipping
Board. today informed The Walsh
congressional committe" !nvcstisat-
ing the Shipping BOARD. iic identi-
r.d This officer" as Charles NJ
Schwah. who vas then direc;or-rcn-
e'a! Of the Emergency Fleet Corpnr-
alton. The voucher was made for tn"
month Of October. 1873. .'CHc ham
drcd thousand dollars of this
amount he testified. was arbi-
trarily charged 10 ship construc-
ton"
1t was learned prior TO adjourn
m"nt today that Mr.. Schwab had been
asked TO appear before the commit
tee To testify.
The voucher in question. Colonel
Aha'iic added. was not seen by him.
nor was its alleged arioun, or pur-
port verified lie said il was re-
ported 10 him hy Mr.. Morse. of the
first Of r-rlcy Morse X Co, cNper;
accountants. employed by him as
comptroller of the Shipping Beard Ia
make All independent audi; OF shin
building companies He also tcsti-
iieG tina: from what he knew OF
Mr.. Schwab, h. would lie the nrs;
man 10 condemn any injustice by hir
corporation toward the government.
He added that While the voucher IN
question was not accompanied by
supporting papers. hc thought it
cculd he explained Asked II ii,
might not represent Mr. Scnwab's ey-
rsnscs for that month AZ an officer cr
the fleet corporation. the witness. re
Piled that had i; been so. tho amount
should have Seen covered hy a feet
corporation voucher
.thadie Brintss TIP subject.
The subject was brought up hy
Colonel Abad!e in explaining certain
matters connected with his rcsigna-
t.on from the board involved N
which WAS Il disput. with Chairman
faync i'll the employing of the audit
ing firm to make An audi; of Amer
lean shipyards.
lie charged that Martin j. G;llen.
then special assistant To John Harton
Payne. chairman Of the board. had
.connivcd To get him removed.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10
kRASNA FARMA MA
PRODEJ

20. akru ma dlazd9ne silnici
Maytleld road, 20 mile od
Squaru, ~ mile cd kary, -
mile od skoly, obchodu q koste
Ia Dum o 3 svetnicich, voda,
plyn a zachod uvnitr, skIep
POD celym domem, hromosvo-
dy; vetrnik na vodu, nova ce-
mentoVana ban na kone, ban
ma koinu a pekny slepicnik q
garaz. a kravy, l kun, SIS sle-
pic, | prase, SO buslu korny.
80 busln brambor a dosti sena.
peknS Ford automobil, jezdici
lako novy. RUNE ovocne stro-
my, Jablka, hrusky, visne, bro
SKYE, bunny, pax vino a mali
ny. Dosti pddy k orani pek-
ma pastvina. Vezmete Chardon
karu vystupte ma 33. stopu u
fowlers Mills jdete a mile
ma vychod. Lehke podminky.
JOSEF PTAK, R. F. D. (. s,
Chardon Ohio, Box 21.
2-12
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S1l zene, moudrost zivota.

Kofistka byi zvlastni clovek,
starry pismak, samorostly flo
sof. Prozil bourlive mladi ia
vojne a pax pc lidsky vek o
marnostech sycta v pustinach
lcsnich premyslel. Samota sva'
di k ptemySleni. Clovek pracu-
iici teIcsne V pustine, kterou
vidol tisickrate We vsech pro-
menach, MEDIA iiz valne okoli,
ale obraci sc sebc a mysl Je-
ho znova Znpya omila prav-
dy / zahady jako neunavny pc
tok hrnc a omila kusy kane
M na hiadke oblazky. korlat-
ka ~ JIG omlelsy niysli sVe IT,
s,cl1rat u jezto nebylo noveho
zasy pu, on1lel je dokonale. Ma
Gem se ustanoVil. bylo nez1ne-
nltelno. 60 bylo cerne, bylo cer
nelsl mad oale v konllne co
bile, belejsi naq paddy snih beZ
edvn'apf
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- SlBRAVACEK !
Zivot a dilo samorostleho filosofa les1,
is Napsal Fr. Flos.


| pfano ma kolibku pohledeti,
prohlasil, ze jen takovou da 81
udelat. Sibravackovi bylo na-
bidnuto nekolik predcasnych
zakazek, ale Sibravaeek pro-
hlasil, ze takove kolebky uz
pro nikoho nevyvede. Tato bu-
de jen jedina ma svete pro ka-
nata Teryncina.
S prvni7n snehem prilitla do
baraku Sibravackova vrana
! poslice.
Pc vsi bylo 2 navstevy te
mnoho reel a smichu. Vypoci.
tavaly tetky Ma prstech, re
vrsna pf'ilitla tuze brzo a jme-
no Josefovo Sc casteji ozvalo.
| Sibravackovi vselicos Wy,
svetloyali. ale Sibravacek ie
odbyl. Mel plnou hlavu stare
| sti. Terynka byla nemocna a
Diet atko lezelo V krasne kolib.
ce jako nezive. Baba je muse
la sama pokTtit a sotva spatri-
10 det' atko svetlo noveho slu.
necka, zavfelo ocka a duSicka
jeho odletela V iasnejsi kraje.
Sibravacehlval 81 tube VIA
sy, zavrel Sc na inlatek a tam
plakal a narikal, az Sc kolem-
jdouci zastayovali a povazlive
vrteli hlavami.
a .iako S laskou a zai'icima
ocima robil Sibravacek nedav.
! no; kolibku, ted nevida pro
SHY, vzlykaje, robil rakviGku.
Musel il zrobiti, musel. Teryn-
ka porucil&> ably il sam ude-
lal. Sibravacek sam V naruGi
donesl drah6 det atko do c. ma
hrbitov vlastnlma rukama ie
zahrabal do ztuhle jiz zeme.
Vraceje Sc domu, vzpomnel 81
ma dlouhou vetev. Skoda, w
tam mohlo sedet iedno kane a
zatim je pofad jeste prazdn5
a hol;l. Kdy jich budc sedm?
Ma ceste Gohonil Kofist-
tku, stareho dloveka, lstery jiz
po celJ lidskv v6k pracoval V
lesfch.
Koristka byl stary rozsafa.
Vyslechl nafek Sibravatkuv,
dlouho pomlcel a pax no pote-
Sil. "Bloudku, mas v nebi an
delicka. PoSle ii iich, az te bu-
dou mrzet. Nenaf1kej! Ale CO
ii povim. Jsi statecny chlapik a
ty jednobytne delaS nadenici-
nu. Coz abys to zkusil u mas?
-Potrebuieme silnych a obrat-
nych rukou. Pliid' ma paseku.
Ted We vsi vSechno usne, ale
nez napadnou snehy, bude V
lese ieSte dost roboty. Prijd' -
"Ale strejcku. ia to nedove-
d." omlouval Sc Sibravacek.
"No nedovedeS, to vim, ale
naucis Sc. u mas, to ie, tax III
kaiic. iako romeslo, k tomu je
potrebi jen silly, dobreho ma
dobi a filipa a to vSecko mas"
mo to zas ne, kde bych to
ivSecko vzal?'
aha, aha. no dobra, ale
nauciS Sc.
SibravaGek vypovedel vsech-
no Terynce IA kdyz Terynka ho
nezrazovala, vydal Sc hneG
druheho dne Sibravacek do le-
sa uz tam IL kofistky uvazl.
| ".
SIl zcme, moudrost zivota.
Kofistka byi zvlaStni clovek,
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NASLEDkEM nutnaho od-

NASLEDkEM nutneho od-
lezdu ma farmu, proda Sc dvou
rodlnny dunn 8 pokojich, bill
ze kary a skoly. Je tam elek-
trika, koupelna, sklep, puda,
lot 40 pri lao str, nova garaz,
veika ban, ulice dlazdena d
zaplacena. Cena S4SOo, hoto-
We $1,000 aneb meme. Haste
sc V cis. 1892 w. 48th st. U
Clark Ave. 2.,a
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun ma 10. stop A.B.C. linii "a
prlcmou odjezdu do Czech. Je
tam Z nistnosti, lot tri ctvrti
akru Velky, slepicnik, mastska
Voda, plyn, elektricke svetlo.
cena velmi levna. Haste sc II
Ant. Hrdlicky, v cis. 5412
Hamm Ave. Tel. Union 39S R.
2-1O
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OZNAMENi.

Dovoluji 81 tinto oznami-
Ii ct. verenosti, ze koluii O
mns RHINE povesti, re pry
isem po operaci nemocni-
ci, tez re jsem Sc vyssehc.
vala a do Czech odjela a po.
dobne, coz skodi menu Ia
mestnani a tudiz prohlasu-
il, ze vse to Sc nezaklada ne
pravde a re bydlin1 stale v
{. 1888 E. 4s. ul., a jsem
vzdy pripravena poslouziti
zenam, ktersfmych sluzeh
potTebovati minou.
Sluzbovolna
BOZENA VASAKOVA,
porodni babicka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10

Sll, aDy Dyia neOnrOZH1a, SchO-
val il Strevice do komina, ably
preSla cary bez u$kozeni, take
il znenadani stfikl hrnek vody
do obliceje, aby Sc il nechytil
oufk, ale nedockal Sc nikdy
vdecnosti, naopak, padna pest
Teryncina buchla do jeho siro-
kych zad, az to zadunelo a ST.
bravacek chytal pochopa.
"Mas-li pax uz donna kolib-
ku, Sibravacku?" ptal Sc uz
ma podzim Nalezinek.
"Nemam, ia SPIN ma peci."
"A SAM" ptal Sc zvelavt
Karban.
Sam, protozc We spani ko-
pu." !
Gale kolibku nit musis,"
dorazi Nalezinek. "To byste,
blazinku, nemeli male deti,
kdybyste nemeli kolibku."
Sibravacek Sc zdesil. "ze
ne? pro sane V plote! A to
pujdu hned a ud6lam kolibic-
ku peknou.''
"Ua abys il mel. kdo by ii
chodil pro tabak? Deti museii
beit!"
ITO &c musej',' souhlasil
Sibravacek, "a taky muze do
jit pro ocet, pro sui, a pro pc
trolin, re ne?" /
"No. Takove dite snese ii
vsecko do baraku a jeste ii II
ka tatinku," maloval Nalezi-
mex. ia jich mann sedm to
je ii vyrazeni, kdyz Sc vecer
slitnou Jako kalata ma jednu
vetev."
Tohle Sibravacka naramn6
rozesmalo. Predstavil 81 sedm
kosilatFch kanat ma jednc vet
vi, videl sebe sama, iak Je
krni "zobakem" a lak la ka-
hata zvatlaji "tatinku". Nemal
jiz 1la hramboristi stani. Vedel,
ze ma donna kousek vhodneho
dreva ma kolibadla, ma to uple-
te z prouti pekny kos a kolibi-
cka bude jako klicka.
Houpaje sc k baraku, po-
brukoval 81 Sihravacek spoko-
jene "houpy, kroupy, houpy,
kroupy" V jeho dobre tvafi
bylo tolik mlru a. tiche radosti
jako ma zapadni obloze, kdyz
Sc po nj ist'ounke jasne slu-
necko pomalu svazi k Zapadu.
JeSte tehoz vecera Sc dial do
dila. Nejdrive REAL sekal na
dvofe kdyz Sc uz setm6la,
princsl dilo do baraku.
"Co TO vrtaS?" ptala sc Te-
rynka,
''Inu delam,' odbyval zenu
Sibravacek. bole Sc priznatl,
nebot' podle zkuSenosti tuSil,
ze Sibvavackova dila jeho ne
pochvali.
''To vidim. Ale co delaS?
NeJak6 sa1ky. ci co? ilned
povez."
Proti takovemu rozkazu ne
bylo vyml,v a omluv. "No, ne
zlob Sc, Terynko, delam koll-
bicku, abyS to ved6la."
A chile, stal Sc div. Slbra-
vackoya nchubovala, naopak
zapalila Sc V tvari jako max,
ba usmala Sc rekla ylidne !:
"Tak delei, starousi, delej,
to isl hodny."
red zas hledel Slbravacek
iako Lotova zena, anebo aplSe
jako' Noe ma holubicl a cite ne
zmernou radost, vyhrkl: "A
budc 6edm kanat na jedne vet
vi, houpy kroupy,"
"Blazinku, ia ii Jlch dam
sedm !"
SibravaCek Sc ale jen blaze
ne usrival a rezal.
Jal1ziv tax mile pracc Slbra-
vacek nekonal. Rano sl.na M
privstal a dlouho do noci pra-
coval, take no musela lerfr-
ka honit ma kute.
j, CO Sc ien proutku nashanei,
co.se itch naoSkraboval, GO sc
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ZRANENI AUTOMOBiLEM
Josef Schulz, 1920 vych. SO,
ul. srazen byl vcera vecer ne
daleko sveho domova k zemt
automobilem a utrpel tax znaI
nych odrenin, ze bylo nutno jej
dopraviti k dalSimu osetfeni
do nemocnice sv. Alexise ma
Broadway.
Ma zapadni strane prejeta
byla desetileta Katerina Ko.
zlerova, 2458 W. 6. ul., jez by
la zasazena autem ma Jeffer,
son Ave. a w. 3. ul. Doprave-
ma byla do Grace nemocnice.
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MUSf BYT PRODAN' moi
jednorodinny dunn, 4 roxy sta
ry. Lot je 40 pri 146 str. Prici-
na prodeje odjezd ma farmu.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste sc v els.
1856 Svec Ave. V Corlett.
2-14
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PRODAJi Sc LEVINE kanna
ma vytapeni plynem, dale ze-
iezna detska postylka, detsky
hocarek sulky, vBe v dobrem
staYu. Haste Sc els. 1892
washington Park Blvd. Eli
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PRIJME Sc muz Sc zenou
na praci ma farm6, kteri jsou S
farmarskou praci obeznameni
a mohou Sc doporuciti. Prihla-
Sku ucinte Il H. L. Horwitz,
The Olympia Theatre, Broad
way, ron T.. 50. vi, 2-l6
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn Ma E. 125 ul. 2 Union. Je
Q 6ti pokojich, koupelna, puda.
elektrAka, plyn a garaz. Cena
$500, vezme sc lot V okoli E.
13l u. nsco hotove. Blizsi
sdeli Frank j. Parenica, 123O9
TTnio- h-r- a .
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PRONAME Sc:


PRONAJME. Sc farma o
S0ti akrech, dunn ma 8 poko-
Ju, JSou tam dive bane, ovocny
sad, 2 kone, 6 kray, 4 prasata,
40 slepic, zoo -buslu brambor.
owes, kukurice, seno a vsech-
no hospodarske nacini. Je
hned k nast6hovani. Blizsi sde-
Ii JOS. Sedivy, 1919 E. 49 ul.,
ron Han1m Ave. 2-l4