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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
RAIN CAUSES GAME
WITH WABASH NINE
TO Be CALLED OFF
Halas Will Take Team to Ur.
bana for Game Saturday
Falvey Likely Hurler.

Special 20 The News Times.
CRAWFORDSNILBE, May lS.-A
steady downpour of rain. which
turnedthe Wabash baseball diamond
into "a veritable sea of mud, was re-
sponsibIe for the. calling off OF the
scheduled game between Notre Dame
and the Scarlet nine here Thursday
The Irish sluggers were all primed
for the contest after their brilliant
performance against Purdue the day
before, and were confident of easill
taking the Little Giants into camp.
Coach Halas will now take hi:
array Of tossers to Urbana where
they are billed to clash with the
powerful Ilini outfit Saturday while
the track team meets the Suckers
there Friday
Either Red" Mageveney or Dick
Falvcy will get the assignment;
against Illinois. the odds favorine
Falley The stock Of the club has
been enhanced 100 per cent follow
ing The Purdue game and the players
are now confident of winning Satur-
days game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
ATHLETICS AT HIGH
SCHOOL NEAR CLOSE
Only Interclass Bias b a |
League Play Left Before
School Term Ends.

Very little In the way OF high
school varsity sports remains for
those who are interested and follow
high school athletic activities The
canceling of the NUes-Sou-h Bend
high school track meet week or so
40 marked the end OF varsity sports
for the present schocl year.
The baseball league. In which the
respective classes compete. Is near
completion. Several games have
been contested with the Seniors and
Juniors st.-l being tied for hrst place.
The Frosn and Sophs hampered by
the scart material available. have
been playing good bail but cannot
rank with the two upper class mines
The tie VIII be played or some
time during the remainder of this
week or next. Each team is conf
dent and when the time comes 20 de-
eide the supremacy. both viii be IN
good shape Both have been getting
the advantage Of every day work
outs. The South Bend Lathe Works
Industrial league team engaged the
Seniors yesterday afternoon on
Leeper playground. This game
should benefit them to a very great
extent and it is very possible that
when Capt Buntman sends his Jun
Tor nine 10 the field he will have each
one Of his men in the best shape OF
the year. Incidentally he must
pitch good ball. also. HIS pitching
in the last engagement was Of very
high calibre. chalking UP a total Of
20 strikeouts and allowing but five
hits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
STUDEBAKER GOLF
TOURNEY MAY 27
First Annual Affair at Munich.
pal Course to Attract
Many Golfers.

The First Annual Sudebaker Golf
tournament at the Municipal Golf
course will be held on Saturday and
Sunday. May p and rs Many are
expected 10 sign their names to the
entry lists
Last year the tournament was held
for beginners, but this tournament
viii be open 10 veterans and begin
ners alike. Excellent prizes have
been donated for the winner. runner
Up. low medalist AMI consolation
play.
The entries close at noon on Tues
day May % 10 give the committee
time 20 make up the pSirings En-
tries should be filed with the coop
erative dept. Plant >. Studebaker
corporation The prizes offered are
golf bag, Berman's Sporting Goods
store. golf sweater by Spires: doz-
en- balls, by Slower Sporting Goods
store; dozen balls. BY Meyers Hard
ware store; a golf shirt suit. by Per
keys Fashion shop; a golf shirt, BY
Max Adler Co; a golf cap, by the
Crawford shop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
CEREMONY TO MARK
OPENING GA M E OF
SEASON WITH GARY
City Officials to Meet Gary
Delegation-Steel City
Fans Confident.

The baseball season Will be open
ed in South Bend with pomp and
ceremony on. sunday when Singers
and Gary get together az Singer
park. Mayor Seeb.rt. Fire chief
Sibrel and a contingent Of city Off
Gals will journey 20 New Carlisle by
automobile Sunday morning TO meet
Mayor r. o. Johnson and the city
officials OF Gary who are ACCOMPANY
ing the Gary team.
The parade OF automobiles Will be
lined up between New Carlisle and
South Bend and upon arriving here
viii traverse the business district TO
the music Of Perry's band OF Gary.
Just the number of cars that vii,
accompany the cary team is not
known. but cars are being listed for
the trip daily a Gary by the Hoosler
state Auto association and every
member Of the association and his
friends have been sent a personal
invitation 10 make the trip TO South
Bend and see the ball game.
Gary Fans Confident.
Gary entertains no idea of being
defeated in the opener. here. Their
aggregation has won four consecu-
tive games, one of them being a
no-hit, no-run affair pitched by Ray
Knight. who will be on the mound
Sunday. knight is the hurler who
worked against Singers last year and
won his game, 10 ?. Matthews Will
do the receiving for the Garyites
/ Lew O'Donnel. known as the iron
man" and Yaros Will also be on the
Gary staff Huninger, another catch
er on the club was the star back
guard on the Gary basketball team
that played in South Bend last win
\ ter.
The Gary infeld is said 10 have
/ been improved over last season and
Is now going in great shape. The
, Singer lineup looks like a strong
! combination. but will be WORKING
under the handicap of Cts being their
first work together. However the
/ club, on paper, looks strong enough
to give the visitors a regular battle.
Preparations are being made 20
handle large crowd. Extra car
+ service Will he put on before and
after the game 10 bring the fans TO
and from the park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
DEMPSEY SURE TO
SEE CONTRACT ON
REACHING STATES
Richard 10 Flash Wills Bid for
Montreal Setting Under
Champs Nose.
BN HENRY T.. FARRELL.
United Press stan Gorrcspondertl

NEW YORK May lS-Jqck
Dempsey gets back home tomorrow
after an abbreviated tour Of the old
country.
one of the first things that viii
be showed under the nose Of the
champion viii De a contract 10 meet
( Harry wills. in Montreal July /
some time during the day Tex
+ Richard viii do the showing and
/ Dempsey VIII do the shunlins
Canada Wants It.
Dempsey can hardly refuse a valid
offer % be consistent with the posi-
ton that he was ready for any
heavyweiEht the public wanted
While the United States has never
demanded Demr sey-Wills fight.
Il seems that Canada wants IT, but
perhaps that ISN'T the public about
which Koarns and Dempsey were
talking
No one has accused the champion
o. d0dcius WINS Tie cannot he
blamed for taking Carpenter. Bren-
nan or Willard again II the public
VIII stand for 81. The champion can
not be censured for earning money
the easiest way possible
When taik comes from the cauli-
flower section that another mixed
bout would Kill the boxing game. 81
Nan be entirely ignored
The New York commission. seeing
the proposed fight tagged and ready
for shipment 20 Canada Is not
+ worrying about the danger OF mix
ing coiors in the ring
IL seems now that the solons are
more intent on making Johnny XII
bane fight. According 20 the latest
edict. Kilbane's title VIII be ompu-
tated ia New York II he does not
accept the challenge OF Johnny Dun
dee. the Junior lightweight cham
pion.
The commission has found a rule
ion the books that champions must
defend their title once every six
months = a bonahde challenger asks
for a chance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
ALLEY, CORUM AND
D'ALENE MEMBERS
OF MONROE TEAM
Noted Drivers Now Preparing
Entries for Speedway
Race Nav Both.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May Is
Three Monroes. including the 1920
international Sweepstakes winner
which have been entered by the
Monroe Automobile Co, in the 500
mile race 10 be held az the Tndianap-
oils Motor Speedway. Tuesday May
30 will be driven by Wilbur D'Alene.
Tom Alley and Lora Corum.
All three Of the cars were entered
In the 1920 drive bat were not seen
in action last year. They are now
being prepared for the long grind
and one Of the mounts will he equip
ped with a wireless outfit TO phone
messages from the pits 10 the fleet
ing car.
Alley Now Busy.
D'Alene is now in the city working
on No &. the 1920 winner in the
hands Of the late CASTOR Chevrolet.
II is the car he will drive D'Alene
has driven at indianapolis before. In
1915 in a Dusenberg he was second
10 Dario Resta, the winner in a Peu-
geot.
Soldier Tom Alley and Corum, one
of Louis Chevrolet's proteges are
also working on their cars.
II was the Monroe that broke the
long string Of foreign Victories start
ed by Goux in a Peugeot in 1913. af-
ter two Indianapolis cars had won
I the first and second 500-mile classics.
This was in 1920 Then last year
Louis Chevrolet's Frcntenac was
victorious
This year three indianapolis cars.
I the DUesenberg. Monroe and From
tenac will attempt TO keep the speed
title Of the world here in the Hoosier
state
! Every Yankee car that has ever
won a 500-mile race has been de-
/ signed and built here in indianapolis.
The Marmon in the hands OF Ray
/ Harroun in the first race OF 1911.
! National with Joe Dawson az the
wheel the following year Then the
local victories OF the past two years.
Interest in the big May 20th event
| is gaining momentum with the big
drive only two weeks away More
seats have been sold for the race in
advance. this year. than for any
other event in the history Of the In
dianapolis course
l. is estimated from the advance
sale that $50 600 people will see the
race and 10000 automobiles viii be
parked on the infeld. Every state
in the Union viii be represented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
St. Louis Hopes
for Flag Depend
on DaUe Danfort
"Flivvering' of Costly South
paw Hurler Would Deal
Browns Fatal Blow.

Il is beginning 20 look as If Dave
Danforth were going 10 fivver as
member Of the pitching staff OF
the st Louis Browns.
Danforth is The pitcher for whom
the $. Louls club gave i bal, play
ers. II was one of the most widely
discussed trades Of the winter
Manager Fob. in discussing the
deal Simply remarked.
The players we gave 20 Columbus
FOR Danforth had proved their ina
b.lity 20 make good IN the American
league. They Were OF no use 20 us.
In all probability they w.n make
the Columbus clue pennant con
tender. / hope they will In re-
turn. if Danfor,h makes good for
Us and can win from Is 10 20 games.
we Will be more -han satisfied.
Considerable TO Say.
If DaaforJh can win 20 games
the Browns will have considerable
TO say as to who VIII win the pen
rant in the American league"
The players ST. Louis gave 10
Columbus have made good FohTz
prophecy. The Columbus club is
making a fine showing
on the other hand il doesn't look
as If Danforth We're going 10 deliver
for ST. Louis He won his first start
from Chicago. bur has failed 10 I'm
ish a game since
Danforth has always had the rep
utation OF roughering the ball TO get
the break on his fast one. It seems
that the American league umpires
are convinced that he did this in
the early games.
Umpires Are Watching.
They are now watching D3nforth
closely Time after time they give
him a new ball. let him fuss with it,
and then call for it before he pitches
said new ball TO the batsman. hop
ing to get the evidence Of triCkery
SO far they have failed
knowing that he is being closely
watched. Danforth is trying to &c
/ by with a curve ball almost entirely
In a recent same with Washing
ton he was found for nine hits il
three innings
/ If he "fIvvers' one Of the pennan
/ hopes of the Browns viii have beer
eliminated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
CALIFORNIA WOMAN
REACHES SEMI-FINALS

BRUSSELS. May lS-Miss Eliza
beth Ryan OF California Thursday
defeated Mrs Beamish OF England
in their match In the women's sin
giles OF the international hard courts
tennis championship by 70 ?. and
20 g. BY winning Miss Ryan
reached the semi-fiuals. Friday
Miss Ryan. viii play Nine. De Bor-
man. Belgium. and Mile Lenglen
win meet Miss McKane OF England
In the semi-finals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
EXPECT SEVERAL
LOWERED RECORDS
AT TODAY'S MEET
Osborne and Murphy Certain
to Threaten High Jump
Mark at Urbana.

one worlds record and several
western conference records may Doe
smashed this afternoon when brill
liant field % track stars from \Otre
Dame and Illinois compete az Ur-
bana- The dual meet was originally
scheduled for SATURDAY. bet due 90
a conflict OF dates with the Illinois
interschoIastlc games IL was arrang-
ed % hold the meet this afternoon.
Murphy and Osborne are the TWO
men who may be Instrumental in
"a sing the worlds record in the
high jump. Neither man has been
beaten this year, bat then, neither
man has been given such serious
competition as he viii face this ar
ternoon. For ln view Of recent per-
formances there can be little doubt
that Murphy and Osborne are the
two best jumpers in the country
Murphy has won consistently over
su q men as Brown. Chamberlain
and Landon i'm the east and Albers i'm
the west, while Osborne's leap OF
s feet inches marks him as the
only Jumper who could ;efeat Muir
ply As Yet. neither man has
shown signs of having passed the
height Of his athletic ability. i'm fact
both OF them have been Improving
steadily All this means that 4 the
world mark OF feet. 2 inches, is
ever 20 be broken within the near
future Murphy and Osborne have
the best chances @of doing IT.
May BE Sprint Mark.
a. va HHH q
a sprinter as good as Ayres Of Iili-
nois. 10 is not az all improbable that
the western conference record of
. As seconds i'm the 100 yard dash
may be tied HAYES has broken
into the select group Of 2 f-5 sprint
ers on more than one occasion. AID
the Drake relays SO was Ayres who
Ayres is always good for 10 nat AT
finished just few inches behind
Hayes. and another race between
these speedsters should furnish
plenty or thrills.
Notre Danes mile relay team viii
be p.tted against the champions or
the Drake games-the IIlini quartet
who turned the mile mark in 3:20:2,
on that occasion Rockne's team fn-
ished fourth There IS every reason
20 believe that they can defeat Illi-
nois today however. At DesMoiues
Notre Dame drew the sixth position
from the pole and He6ernau cot
away with q bad start Montague
and Walsh made il mp. however. and
left Gus Desch tn second place. Gus
who was badly on, of condition
could not maintain the pace. and
allowed two runners to pass him
Now with Desch In shape as he IS
today the Irish can step up %
their rivals every inch Of tho way.
Lieb Will Add Points.
Tom I.ieb should COP the discus
throw and tho shot put clsily
enough. and Gus pesch can dispose
or the low hurdles without difficulty
Eddie Hogan has corkinE rood
chance 10 land first place In the pole
vault lie can make ~ feet. s i'm
ches regularly. and even higher upon
occasion. such a vault should be
able 70 win FIRST place nj Urhan1.
That Illinois viii win the mile and
the half mile goes without saying
although the Irish should DE able %
place in both events Fritz R7umer
has a fghtlne chance IN the two-mile
race. while Montague and Walsh are
-4rtasn 90 run races AGAINST Fesscn-
den and sweet in tho quarter mile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

BRU SSELS-AIll Suzanne Leng-
len, European champion, reached
the semi-hnals in the worlds hare
court tennis championships by
taking two love sets from Mile. AL
son. Belgium. The French girl may
meet Miss Mary Ryan. L 5. in the
final round.
NEW YORK-Omcial entries for
the intercollegiate regatta at Poush-
keepsie have been received from the
Naval academy and the University
of Washington. Cornell, Penna, Co
lumbia and Syracuse are also expect
ed 20 row.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

NEW YORK-RuneMse two year
old sister Of Norwich. was sold 20
Thomas Fortune Ryan for SIC. 600
az the Spreckels sale az Jamaica
Ben Block. owner of Norwich. bid
up 20 $4,000.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich.-Danny
Frush and Johnny Reisler. New
York. featherweights. have been
suspended for a year in Michigan
for not putting up their best efforts
in a recent bout The commission
has asked other states 20 recognize
the suspension.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
VAC RAISING POSTP0NFD

LOUISVILLE Ky Nav 1s-Raia
caused postpouemert of The c5re-
mony planned Thursday .n connec-
ton with rais.ns the fias won -
1920 by the Louisville club X ~.
10 Louisville for the event Definite
date for the pennant raising ezer-
cises has not been fixed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

NEW YORK-Babe Ruth and
Bob Meusel, two Yank orphans. Will
wire Commissioner Lands Friday
night for reinstatement and their
Official pardon is expected 10 arrive
Saturday morning. Indications
point 20 the largest attendance in
the history OF the game as Kenny
Williams. Ruth's homerun rival viii
be with the opposing Browns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
Champion Barnyard Golfer
to Exhibit Ability Here

Fred NJ Brust. national champion
horseshoe pitcher VIII arrive IN
South Bend Saturday morning 10
pitch in the big meet of the St.
Joseph Valley Horseshoe League at
Springbrook park Saturday. Mr..
Brust's appearance was assured by
a telegram received from him by
J B. Whitwer, secretary of the
league. Thursday. Brust won the
national championship at 81. Peters
burg. Fla, in 1890 and is marvel
a. the pitching game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
American League.
American Associatlon
Yesterdays RESULTS,

Yesterdays RESULTS,
National League.
Br0OFlyn Z st. Louis >.
All Others postponed, rain.
American League
All games postponed, rain.
American ASSOCIATION
Kansas city Il Milwaukee :.
50 Paul g Minneapolis T.
Others postponed. rain.
Southern Association.
Atlanta . Birmingham -.
Nashville 10: Chattanooga .. (lst game
2nd game postponed, rain.l
Memphis T. Mobile Z
New Orleans s f: Little Rock 8.
TODAY'S GAMES.
National League.
Boston az Chicago.
Brooklyn 90 81 Louis
New York At pittsburg.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit an Washington.
Cleveland az New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

Granite paving block are manu-
featured ia a great variety ~ sizes
A happy heart makes a blooming
visa &c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

No man Is wise who Is not al his
life betimes a boy.
In cTiticising your writing. trust
your finest instinct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

Fatal airplane accidents in France
have no apparent deterrent effect
on Messenger traffic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

The Frenchman who halted
American victories in 1913 is re-
turning to Indianapolis to drive in
this years 5O0-mile race, Tuesday.
May 80. in an attempt to repeat his
performance. after the two con.
secutive Yankee victories of 1920
and 1921. He is Jules Goux, win
ner of the 1913 race in a Peugot
who Is captain of the two-car Bal
lot team this year. Goux married
Miss Ruth Davis, an Indianapolis
girl. on his last trip to America
when he drove in the 50O-mile race
OF 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

An angry man stirretb Up strife
and wounds himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
LAPORTE GOLFERS
TO OPPOSE LOCALS
First St. Joseph Valley Asso-
citation Matches to Be Played
Here Saturday.

The first St Joseph Valley Golf
association team matches Of the sea-
son will be PLAYED Saturday at Chain
o. Lakes, when South Bend locks
horns with the strong Laporte club.
The Niles club will oppose St.
Joseph and Elkhart golfers will
clash with Mishawaka at that time.
Capt Hisey has been grooming
his team for the Laporte match IN
anticipation Of hard battle as a
win would give the locals an edge
on the 1922 championship Taylor.
Fisher. Sanford, Swasey and Mo-
remus viii lead the attack for La
rorte. while Capt. Hisey viii pin his
faith i'm Whitehall DUNCAN, Moore.
Marshall Bennett. Beck and Elmore.
81. Joseph, with Campbell. Dav-
idSon. Fustrup. Steele. Manner. Gil
loglv and Starke should win the
opening tilt from Niles Buchanan,
whose lead-off men will be owen.
Cuddy. Johnson. Coon. Mcintosh,
and Clark Mishawaka seems 20
have the edge on Elkhart with such
star performers as Morse. Williams
Kelly. Ahara MacLean. Jernagan
and Topper I'm the lineup. but Elk
hart. with f. b Kelley. Colbert. Al
berts Kerner. Hastings. F. Kelley
Turnock. Sims. Bassett and Simon
ION. viii be serious competition.
Foursome Tournament.
While the Valley teams are strug-
Cling for the league honors the
other club members viii be COM
petinE I'm the two ball foursome
tournament. an 1S-hole medal han
dicap affair Two prizes will be
given for the best and second best
net scores.
Low choice score for the season
also starts Saturday and will con-
unue until Sept So Choice scores
made during regular contests or
events scheduled and authorized by
the tournament committee and
card must be attested by another
member who witnessed the perform
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

All games postponed. rain.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

krusne praci mraziveho dine, po
chudicke vecefi a snad sc Jim
zda O jich diteti, o Pavlikovi.
Divaje Sc ma obrazky svych
rodicd, vidi svoji rodnou cha
loupku tam ma navsi pod hrazi
velikeho rybnika, vidi sve mia
di a peclive zraky roditd, sly
81 uvahy tech starouski, co z
jich ditete bude, jak Sc mu po-
vede. 81 8
Tatik by chtel, ably Pavlik
zustal donna zivil Sc praci, ia
ko otec, praci krusnou, ale pod
vlastnim krovem. Matka rade-
il "a ziva chce sc uloziti do
hrobu, nez aby videla, re dite
jeji must do krve rozdirati 81
ruce praci tax tezkou, jake
prace jejich a pri tom caste
pracovati bez obeda a jlt spat
bez vecere. A tax dlouho prosi
la stara matka, az tatik svolil,
a Pavlik Sci do mesta ma uceni
do kupeckeho kramu.
Byly to zle dolby, ten cas- u
ceni. Ia noel vstavati, v pozdni
noci chodit spat, v studenem
krame cd rama do noci praco-
vat, We studene vlhke komore
spati. Zdalo Sc mu caste, re
to nevydrzi. Nez v pozdni noci
ulehl, nez Sc zahral pod vlhkou
prikryvkou ma poloshnilem
slamniku, uz pomalu Ease mu-
sill vstavati. Ohchodnik byl clo-
vek bez citu lidskeho, ucedni-
ka povazoval pouze "a kus po-
hybujiciho sc nabytku, nikdy
"a obraz bozi.
Pavlik mel udy omrzle, ruce
zamodrale, prsty nehybne, roz
pukane, az krev mu z Mich pry-
stila, tisickrat 81 povidal, re cd
tud utece, ale tisickrat Ease 81
| vzpomnel, re z bidy, jez snad
jednou prece vezme "a sve, u
tekl by do bidy beznadejne,
| Ease pracoval dale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

PRODAJl Sc dvourodinne do
my, koupelnami, fernesy atd.
aneb sc vymeni Ia jednorodin-
ne. Nam jednorodinne domy
cd $17O0 vySe, dvourodine do
my cd $4,000 vyse. Tez wy
menim domy "a fanny. Blizsi
sdeli +. Haitian, 1898 e. " st.
8-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

VDOVA SO ROKt STARA,
BEZDETNA, SLUSNEHO ZEV
NEJSKU, VLASTNf SLUSNY
MAJETEK, K VOLI NEDO-
STATKU ZNAMOSTI PREJE
81 SEZNAMITI Sc S PANEM
v starr DO As ROKU, VYS-
81 POSTAVY. NABfDKY "a
LETE POD ZNACKOU MIR
DO ADM. r. LISTU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

PRODA Sc moderni dum o 6ti
pokojich s ~ akrem pozemku.
Da Sc lacino bude-li do 80 dni
prodan, po pripade Sc pronaj-
me radne rodine. Majetek Sc
naleza ma Theodor ul. cd Lib
by Rd. v Maple Heights. Biz
Isl sdeli FIR. Hajek, 4407 zap.
az. ul. 8-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

"a PRiCINOU NESTESTf,
ktere mas potkalo, proda Sc
feznicky a grocerni obchod S
budovou, ktera je nova ci-
helna, aneb Sc vyneni "a pri-
vatni majetek kdekoli. Haste
sc hned u majitele v els. 1896
vych. 1873. ul. Tel. Broadway
|2157 M. 8-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn O 6ti svetnicich
koupelnou, po pripade Sc wy
meni Ia dvourodinny. Haste
Sc v els. 7615 New York Ave.
II Warner Rd. 8-26