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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
PLAY FINAL MATCH
IN JUNIOR TOURNEY
Mayes Wins From Cummings EasIIy-
intermediate Tennis Players Now
Busy.

All intermediate players In the 7. NJ
G. A. Tennis Tournament who have not
fIniahed their first round and second
round in styles, and also first round in
doubles must have these played by Mon
day night or forfeit to their opponents.
Consolation. games viii be played Tues
day, and the semi finals in both singles
and doubles Wednesday, and the finals
in both on Thursday and Friday.
The finals In the Junior Tournament
were played off at the ''Y' court yes
terday afternoon. Billy Mayes winning
from Paul Cummings by the score OF
SO. In the consolation doubles Charles
Forum and Dave Rosenbloom won from
Noel Mellen and monk" Gonzalez. This
gives thu former the consolation prize.
Billy Mayes and Sam Rosenbloom won
from Billy Hendricks and Norborne
Brown. giving the former team the first
prize.
These games complete the Junior
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
Helen Wainwright
Sets New Record

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. IL. =
Helen Wainwright, Of New York. es-
tablished a new worlds record for
women for the 500 yard free style
swimming. according to an announce
ment made here today by the National
A. A. o. Her time for the distance was
7:09 Us. The old record made in a
closed pool was 7-1e 3-5.
Miss Wainwright also established
new American record in the same
race for 800 yards. Her time was Ala
2-5 while the previous American rec
ord was Alb Us. This record also was
made in closed pool
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
Junior Naval
Reserve Post
For Pensacola

Pensaccla IL 60 have q duly authorized
Junior Naval Reserve Post. The nation
al headquarters Of that organization has
invited Mayor Bay5iGs to nominate
sixteen honor men for charter members
Of the new post and the mayor viii be
glad 70 receive suggestions Of names Of
boys between the ages of fourteen and
twenty-ono, and from these sixteen
names will be selected for nomination.
Following this course mayors Of hum
dreds Of American cities are aiding in
the good work of establishing for their
respective cities local units Of this popu-
lar boy organization which enjoys the
endorsement and communication OF the
president Of the United States. the vics
president. the general OF the armies
General Pershing), high officials of the
war, navy and other departments, and
the governors OF forty states.
The objects Of the Reserves are funda-
mentally favorable TO better citizenship,
increased physical development, and the
training OF American boys for the navy.
the merchant marine. and for business
firms identified with ships ana ship
ping.
All adult citizens who are interested
are urged to lend the mayor their full
cooperation to this end.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
Weekly Hike of
"Y" Youngsters

The big ice plant was inspected by the
7. NJ. C. A. boys on their weekly hike
yesterday and now they can tell you how
they make the Ice that Is delivered to
you every day in the year. But that was
not all for Mr.. Brierley had arranged
for little surprise in the way Of water
melon cutting.
Alex Olsen took the boys on this trip
He returned from Blue Ridge, N. c.,
where he has been attending the "Y''
conference. and several trips to Mon
triet where some of his friends are
spending the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
WEEKS SCHEDULE
TWILIGHT LEAGUE

SevIIles and Y. M. CA. WIN Play Three
Games While Barracks and Navy
Have Two.
The Twilight League schedule for this
week gives the SevfIIes and 7. ii. C. A.
three games each and the Navy and Ba-
racas two games each. The SevilIes and
Navy are at present tied for the lead
with the T. II C. A close behind The
Baracas advanced little last week by
winning game and tying one and stiH
have a chance to rise to first place
This weeks schedule:
Monday Seyilles VS.. 7. II. C. A.
uesday-Baracas VS.. 7. II. C. A
wednesday-Navy VS.. SevilIes.
Thnrsday-Baracas VS.. Sevilles.
Friday-Navy vs. Y NJ. C. A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
GOshawk Captures
Saratoga Special

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. z, Aug.
12.-Goshawk, carrying Harry Payne
Whitney's colors. with McAtee up, to-
day won the Saratoga special. one Of
the seasons leading events for two
year olds. Goshawk finished a half
length ahead of Mckee, with Garner
up, after a driving duel down the
stretch. The value OF the race to the
winner was $I3,75o. Bud Lerner fin
ished third and Martingale fourth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
WARRINGTON DOWNS
PENSACOLA HEIGHTS
Carlton Wins Ninth Consecutive Game
When Stars Rally IN Eighth inning.

Rariying in the eighth inning and scor-
Ing four runs off Bradley. the Warning
ton Stars defeated the East Pensacola
Heights team by 5 to 4 in close game
on the Heights diamond yesterday aft
ernoon. CarI won his ninth successive
game Of the season. holding the Heights
boys to five hits. Errors placed Bradley
in several tight positions This was
Warrington's fifth consecutive victory.
The Warrington Stars will play at Fig
land Park this afternoon at o'clock.
The batteries win be as follows: War
rington-M GrossJohn and cohron; Fig
land Park-Smith and Davis.
The Warrington lineup In yesterdays
game: J. Bell RI; McGinn. 3d.; Pen
nick, S.; LAndrum., C.. Cohron, h.;
Grossjohn. CT; Mccarthy. r.: Robert
son, 3D.: Hutchings. H.; Carlin, p; Hoff-
man, 3.
Score by innings: H T.
Warrington -. .00I 900 O4o-5 .
East Pensacola. oIo OO4 800 s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13

Only four regular players are batting
800 or over. a tribute to the eTer-in-
creasing effectiveness OF tho Twilight
League pitchers who have been doing
some wonderful work lately. However
what is lost in batting in gained in field
ing and some excellent performances
have been made in this line.
The batting and fieIdig averages of an
players are as follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-13
SPLENDID PITCHING AND NEAT
FIELDING IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Charley Geist. Baraca catcher. contin-
ues to lead the Twilight League batsmen
with an average Of 400 while Allen Smith
OF the same team is runner-up. nearly
100 points behind.
Behma Of the Navy. and BABE Lew
is, Y. IL C. A. second sacker, have
crossed the plate the most times, each
scoring 19 runs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

Shreveport. In. July A. Officers
of nosslcr parlah continued under
Investigation today of thu Iyfthlag
carly yesterday w Jue pambsFiC
negro who Was taken from The raFIah
iaii AT Ilenson ~ mol, VI whlss
man altar thay had uysrpa~sYss
nepusy sheriff !. NJ. NIlAon. so siaa
10 the identi3 et amy of the man
composing the mob had been founr
early today, effirern said.
remberton'a body waa found sss
srsl hears affair he bad been taken
from the ian. swInwinx 10 trva 10
black Bayou swamp two miles from
aienten. 10 bed heen placed IL thn
jaiI Thursday night tcIlowlnx sh~
shooting OF twn negro wumen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

81 Louis. Mo, July R~ein q cam
'paign to reduce drpwnInes in ~.
Ionle. free course In lIfe SAVING
and rasuacitatlng has boen Hiarted IN
municipal pools. by the Red croaa.
Fred potthaif captain ~ the Rcd
Cross i.Iie Saving Corps, i In charge
Ics tbs ciassea. Methods of broaking
the holds OF drowning persons and all
other phases of life saving and re-
suscitatlon viii be demonstrated.
TIE "a. Louis safety council. alarm
'cd by incseasIng drowniegs In ,ha
Misaiassppi river. has lssund HAT ~
"Dont's7 for balharA and cnnoelstal
Thny are;
Don't swim II heated.
. Don't swim untll exhausted.
Don, dive without aruurns9
knowledge OF the datth ot the water.
'iDon't struggle. II caught In q
sSMilh tufltbt w HHHiitHWt INV
force Of tho current viii bring ycu 70
tho surfaen)
\ Don't cry for help In fan. lyon
may some time need help and not
wet ~"
Tho rudimcnts Tor canoeiatR are;
Y Don't go cenoeing n You can't
swim.
I, Paddle 10 shore quickly " YOU
have passenger who thinks u II
funny to rock the only foundation be-
tween you and death
Y III might be repeated for the mIi-
lionth slme--be satisfied with this scat
you took when you started.
Keep caol head II you can't
Mo this stay out of a canoe"
\ III ~ estimated" Carl l.. Smith.
gsecretary. manager of the local safe
~ council declared THAT 1000 or
more persons drown IN the United
states each year.
Fundamental IN eliminating deaths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

NE III y wv
Jamea n Moore IT ux 10 Grover ~.
poweu . iu ~ tSooo part os NE Ss.
I1s.sw
A ooop ThlNo 20 KNOW

Foley Cathartic Tahicta are a gem
ninaly wholesome physIe an ideal
laxative. They keep the system tit
and fine. pssxEed OF poisona and raady
10 rcsiat disease Mia1 ] Hunter. 1859
stodman IT., ~ ~, tpiftahurK. Pa.
writes: 4 cannot praise Foley cathas-
Ito Tablets too highly for what they
have done for me* sold everywhere.
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The average man does not save %
exceeded ten scr esnt IL hiA earnings.
IIe must spana ntnn dollars IN lisiax
expenses Tor esary dollar saved THAT
belns the casa no can not bs Too eafs-
fni ahuut unnecessary expenses. Very
nfteu few rant@ psupefiy lnvsatnd,
liks buying neada Tor bis garden will
save several dollars outlay latsr un a.
IA the rana In hnysng Chamhsrlaln's
Wiic and piafrhaea Remedy. IL
dasta hus few oants. and botsla of
II IN tho house nfsrn savas Doctor.
hIIl OF several dollars.
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WANT ApvERrIsEMENrs

Want advertisements In the Lead
or must be In the office by twelve
o'clock II classification is desired.
Classified ads ars cash. ercept whsr'
parties have regular accounts at the
Leader office. The Leader collectors
have experienced so much trouble
in locating many parties who have
phoned in wants. that 1t Is necessary
to invoke the shin advance sys-
tenn, except where regular accounts
are maintained. Memoranda OF what
Is wanted" or for sale etc. may
be LEFT at the Leader besiness office
and same viii be converted into form
ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

"rm ysars was srorblsd with BIZ
iousnsss and constipation. which made
iifs missrsbla for me My appetite
failed ma. lost my usual force and
vitality rapsln preparations and ex~
thartirs only made matters worse I
DO not know where shoald savs been
today had not tried chambsriain'a
Tablcts Tho tablets relieve the III
feeling at oncs. strengthen the dIKen-
tive functions. halplnx the nystam 10
40 this work naturally wriiss MrM
Rosa Potts. Birmingham, Ala.
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u ~ a. klasClLl
tv<n>xs a ~ Uais N~ns '~x~
y ~; dssii's;;'' -

lfrom accidental dru~nlnEs ID The
fact thai every basheF should kaow
Fhaw u swim
The roek tbs hsat pest wuuld
have fewer tFasedlpa 10 hls eredli "
more u hts victims knew how "a
handle themselves IN the water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

Tho editor of Paisa Alshbar. a native
newspaper OF Lahore. India. says. Il
have used ChamberIain's Collie ana
Dlarrhoca Remedy many times ani0ns
my children ana servants. for cole
and diarrhoea and always found is
effective"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For good
|. Hive salesman. To sell High Grade
Paint. Roofing cement. Address The
viico Paint 90. 1888 Esplanade Ave.
New Orleans, La
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FOR SPEEDY mARMAcE~-Absot-
ateIy best largest In the country:
established is years. thousands select
members both ser wealthy. wishing
early marriage. strictly confidential.
descriptions free. The old Reliable
club. Mrs. wrubei. BOX 70. Oakland,
Calf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-08
TO STAGE INDIAN SCRAP
At WASHINGTON
Chief Probate Attorney Follows
Victor Locke and Linnen
70 the Nations
Capital

MtskoRce, July Interest In the
trip Of Major Victor N Locke. Jr sup.
erintendpnt Tor tho Five Civilized
Tribes and Chief Inspector v. n Ian
non OF the Indian ihirean who left
Tor Washington was heightened when
A was learned that Supervising pro-
bate Attorney Reed alao ieft yestcr
day for the national capital. II -
not known whether he was q pss-
senger aboard the same train that ie
bearing Superintendent Locke TO the
east Reed made every effort 20 kces
fIs departure secret.
II ha4 been rimorcd for several
weeks that Secretary OF the interior
'Fail had taken hand In the contro
'versy over the dismissal OF Probate
Attorneys Bob Crockett of Durant and
Dudley M Buell. OF McAIester. whose
designations were called for by wire
upon the recommendation OF Reed.
Mr. Fall. Il is understood. does not
propose TO have things At sIxea and
scvens IN tho indian service and a
persistent iumor has been In circula-
tion that Reed Il 10 10.
May Dismiss Reed
Buell. left few days ago for wash
ington upon receipt OF word from In
dian Commissioner Burke that he
would be granted hearing into the
causes leading 40 to the call for his
fcsignatlons The hearing was
granted at the request OF Senator J.
w Haired, who recommended the
appointment of both Buell. aud Cro-
cketi as probate attorneys.
That something IL about 10 deveioo
In Washington Ii now believed and ii
~ Thought that Secretary Fail "
ABOUT 10 call Reed on the carpet an
an expected primary step 10 his dis
missal from the service or his trans
fer 70 some other post.
Merritt In Danger
There is also q rumor that n n.
Merit. assistant commissioner of IN
'dian affairs and a brother law Of
sGeorge Reed. who Ia said TO have
been responsible for transferring the
supervising probate attorney from
Washington 10 Muskogec. Ii also
slated 10 70 in short time although
he u thoroughly familiar with every
detail OF the work ia connection with
the Indian service throughout the
country.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

to delivery and collections. Write
at once giving full particulars as 70
your past experience. Full line u
samples. everything TO work With.
viii be sent with the least possible
delay. w. 2. Gibson Inc, Dept 3,
iel w. Harrison st.. Chicago, III.
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FOR SALE compisss scholarship n
prauxhon's Practical Ijunlnsss col
Iexs. Oklahoma City. This 10 the
bexs business college In Tho s1ath-
west. Ths Leader 0alhris+
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IS TO $40 Per Day Easily made
selling toilet preparations, soaps
and perfumes. Complete line OF
fast sellers at right prices Sample
Case furnished. Desk A, Tyson n
Co., Paris. Tenn.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE


BOOKKEDPERS. ACCOUNTANTS
Reliable concern wants spare time
men. $500 to $1,000 weekly extra.
Legitimate. permanent Replies con-
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For am

'UKNUSIA1s tgTHVIkTUNLI 7~FVr a1It-
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Quality made.to measure clothes
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


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: mrs Clifford WALLER st mar 10 j. G.
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\ Conveyance
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BATcHELOR-- worth $4,000 de-
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5000 A DAY EASY start you in
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YOUR FUTURE rORBToLD-Sen.i
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WANTED ~Salesman win car. Cora
tires at prices below competitors
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Ave-, Chicago. Illinois,
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WE'LL RATED CORPORATION
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MARRIAGE PAYER rhst0s. lsscrfb-
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FOR REXT--5 room corner residence
newly papered and painted. 4o2 r.
Springer, SIS. II. N. Adams.
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FOR Modern 8 room house.
Modern room house, furnished.
Hldg.. 25xllo, storage, garage. Phone
260. n. r. Hansford.
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FEMME STfNY.
Roman z americkeho zivota
! Cd H. r. Bonina.

Uplynuly vsak liz diva mesi-
ce, aniz by nejaka zprava do
Sla q tax pTede vsemi myslil
Karel Blass a Margareta Mein
hardt, co 81 prav6 prali, re de-
die davno jiz nezije.
Jezto jeho podil ma znacnem
jmeni vdovine asi deset tis1c
dollaru obnasel, byl o veci te
zpraven nemecky konsul V
New Yorku a prave onoho dine,
kdyz Sc Jan vratil do sveho by
tn 2 navstevy Cd Evy, nalezl
donna vyzvani, ably Sc co nejdrl-
We do uradovny konsulovy do
stavil.
Tam bylo mu oznameno, re
jeho matka zemrela, dorucen
mu opis zaveti a oznameno, re
jemu pripadl pouze povinny dill
dedictv1.
Ma neho pripadaiici podil NH
re 81 sam bud We Stetine wy
zvednouti, kde Jest ulozen a.
neb prostrednictvim konsula
Zde. lax mu Z1ibf.
Jan vyprosil 81 kratky cas- ma
rozloucenou - nebot' pc TOM
to sdeleni zmocnily Sc jej vel
mi bolestne pocity tedy
matka jei vydediIa. Nermoutjla
iej Size ztrata dGdictvi, &C mu
toto pravoplatne n~alezelo, ale
vedomi, re jej matka skutecne
nenavidela a S MIN nesmirena
zemrela.
Nyni vSak nebyl vice cas- ku
snenl, matka byla mrtva - co
Sc stale, nedalo Sc vice zmeni-
Il - musel jednati, musel Sc
rozhodnouti - postaviti Sc pro
ii zaveti matcine mu AMI nena.
pablo - ale pripadly mu podlI
byl pro neho nemalou cast
kou, ktera mu umozniIa davnc
chovane prani provesti a spro-
stiti Sc vSech zavazku, ktert
.ie.i vzdor vysokym kruhum,
nichz sc pohyboval, tizily.
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PRODA ST. sici stroj, malo ien
uzivany IA $1,000; gramofon
a 80 rekordu IA S23.00; buffet
S14.00; dresser $1,000; Sifo-
ner $500 bicykle $1,000; det-
sky kocarek $1,000; kuchyn-
ska kamna ma plyn $500;
detska p~ostylka $500; daVen-
port, h~oupak, velka zidle, stul
do knihovny, vse "a $4,000;
houpaci kun $500; kuchynsky
stul a 4 zidle $500; elektricka
Tampa. vysoka S13 90; nadobi,
zdimaeka a RUNE jine veci,
vSe sc da pelmi LEVINE. Haste
sc V els. 1927 Fulton Rd. S. W.
2--27
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VYMENf Sc TENTO DOBRY
MAJETEK.

/ AKR S mnoha ovocnymi
stromy, nedaleko stop 10 ABC
kary a ma tom dunn 0 6 svet.
S fernesem, plyn, mestska vo-
da, elektrika, 2 garaze, a ba-
ne. Cena pouze $3.50 Sc vslm
zarlzenlm a venue Sc jedno "a
neb 2-rod. dunn. - Jos. Svatek
Broadway Union 953 w.
Broad. 1858 r.
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FARMY MA PRODEJ NEB
MA VYMENU.

Is AKRU, dobre budovy, par
silnych koni, potrebne naradi
a jine. Cena $4,000, hotove
$1,000.
% AKRU dobre pudy, skoro
vSechno zorano, 2 kone, 5
krav, swine, asi 80 slepic, a
vsechno nafadi., Cena $780,,
hotove $1,000.
40 AKRU, dunn 0 Z pokojich a
ostatni budovy, 10 akru lesa
a pastvy, ostatni pole, II a.
kru p~senice, 5 akru zita, pek-
ma zahrada. Proda Sc aneb
vymeni.
81 AKRU, novy dunn o 6ti po-
kojich bungalow, pekny
sklep pod celym domem, o.
statni budovy zachovale, do
bytek a nafadi. Cena $4,000.
60 AKRU dobre pudy, zahra-
da, potok tece skrz farmu pc
cely rok, dobytek, obili a ma
radi. Proda Sc neb vymeni.
BlizSl sdeli JOS. SMETANA,
5023 Dollcff Rd. Tel. Union
OF l.. 4?
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PRODAJl Sc krasna kombi-
nacni kamna 'Garland' Ia
$500, set do jldelny jake no.
W "a $4,000, mluvici stroj S
50ti rekordy Ia S55, move ma
trace IA $500, kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli ia $1,000, .jedny
ma plyn Ia $1,000, zdimacka,
kuchynsky stul a iine veci kou-
pite vzdy lacino u V. Sedlacka
1929 Broadway. 2--25
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81 vlastnit dunn 0 Z
pokojich S koupelnou, horkou
vodou vytapeni, velky lot, dla-
zdena ulice u same Miles Ave.
Zde je dobra prilezitost. Biz
81 YAM zodpovi JOS. Krizek,
1870 Durkee ave. z vych. 131
ulice, blize kostela. 2-28
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Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem plumbarskyeh po-
treb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
Obchodni tydni obrat kol $500,
zadna konkurence v okoli 3
mil. Haste Sc v els. 1896 st.
Clair Ave. aneb u jednatele
pc 5. hod. vecer v els. 1921
yVch. SIS. ul. 81
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PRIJME Sc:
PRODAVACI.

Nekolik cesky neb sloven-
sky mluvicich muzu Sc pfij-
me pro velkou mistnl spo-
lecnost. Zvlastnlch zkuse-
nosti netreba. Zadne podom
nj chozeni. Prosperity Sc do
dali. Mr.. r. Slama - ne
deli dopoledne Cd 9 do II,
1017 Euclid Ave. Seste pa
tro. 2-25
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PRIJMOU Sc prvni tridy zku-
SEM delnici a scie: Drop ham,
mer men a polishers ma lesteni
zeleza. Haste Sc u The vi
chek Tool. Co., 5000 E. 87th
st. 2-25