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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

STiiWEiL According to George
t' 5. county agert. he result OF j..
Newsome. agr cultural expert Of the
9nosas C'ty Southern railroad. who
has spent week In Adair county Will
h' hat there VIII be more than 900
a"rcs of grapes Sc, out at the first set.
tng and many more later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

Women naturally think Of The suit the early fall gar
and they right But only slightly second In In
the arrivals in and wraps. Already
they include style and please the discrm
mating
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

DUNCAN. Okla. Final arrangements
hato been made for the Duncan Camp
B r. Girls Camp, which will be held
falls creek in the Arbuckle noun.
"'u' One hundred persons, including
y" Corp Fire girls, guardians and in.
''d" ors, viii leave Duncan soon on
g. .r fr>t annual summer camp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

introducing the most delight
full styles in new Fall Suits.
Each superbly tailored In ma
terials Of the very highest
order We invite you to ex-
anime these new models and
suggest that an immediate
selection will prove 10 your
advantage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Miss NilSSOn's
Beauty Secrets

'nna =. Nilsson. the wonderful mo-.
oA picture actress, says that "A beau.
iul rosy.white skin and complexion is
the very best asset any girl or woman
can have. She further states that the
best and quickest way to obtain this
- TO use u simple toilet preparation
familiar to every weltknown actress.
- ,unal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
First Christian Church.

s;45 Sunday school. l. r. Mason, sup.
erintendent; 11:00 sermon to the new
members; Special music. This church
Is equipped with the most modern cell
ing electric fans and Is comfortable in
the warmest weather; 700 Senior Chris
tian Endeavor; TOO intermediate Chris.
tian Endeavor; 500 union services on
the Masonic lawn. Three down town
churches cooperating Special music.
Delightfully."- cool always. Everybody
welcome
Crayton s. Brooks, minister
Mrs. Billy Baker, music director
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

10 and can be obtain.
ID at the toilet coun.
ter OF any up.to.date
drug or department
store.
This wonderful der.
WHO is used by over
one million discrim.
mating girls and wo
men throughout the
country and Is rapid.
" becoming the lead
CT In its line. II
takes the place OF
face powder. stays
on better and its use
cannot be detected.
lerspiration does not
affect II and 1t Will
not rub off ON cloth.
inp.
perwillo Is especi.
ally recommended
Tor dark. sallow
rough skin. tan,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

wrinkles and many other facial blem.
ishes. 1t comes In three shades. flesh,
white and brunette. There is nothing
like I to beautify the hands and adms.
10 get the best results cleanse the
skin with u good cold cream. This puts
! e. and elasticity into it. There IL no
better cleansing cream than LIska cold
cream. After the skin IL thus pre-.
pared then use derwllo the instant
bcautlfler. Try II today. You are sure
to be delighted Sold under money
refund guarantee by all department
stores and druggists including City Drug
co.--adv
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

tourist business. He 10 the owner of
the Stephanie. and the Neuer Kurhof,
which housed a large number OF
American guests before the war.
Six-Day Rider Arrives
Also arriving on the liner we're Wal.
ter Rutt, German six-day bicycle rider,
now forty years old, who desiured that
the coming race in Madison Square
Garden will be hia last; his partner.
William Lorenz; Richard M. Ritter.
swimmer, who has been IN Europe ar
ranging to have contestants come here
next year for an international swin-
ming tournament, and Mrs Ritter;
Miss Ursula Greville. English soprano
and editor of the British monthly musi-
cal journal "The Sackbut," here to OBJ
tain American songs for rendition
abroad; Mr.. and Mrs. d. Neville Jones,
OF Oklahoma, and Mr.. and Mrs. Parke
Swift, Of Athol, Mass. Mr.. Jones and
Mr.. Swift are connected with the FL
deity Deposit Company of Baltimore,
and In a contest for the most bu mess
Tor their company last year won tickets
faf the European trip.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Reliance Docks
Last lime as
American Ship
Liner VIII Fly the Pananian
Flag to- Avoid Dry Rul-
ing; Goes to South Amer
lea Next Trip, February
Romance Rules Aboard
One Bride and Four Brides
To-Be Arrive; LAX of LIZ
censes Delays Weddings

The United American liner Reliance,
completing her last transatlantic trip
this year with her arrival here yes
terday, will soon 60 into drydock for
thorough overhauling before leaving
again next February on South Ameri-
can tour, The vessel VIII then fly the
Panama flag so as to avoid compliance
with the recent Daugherty liquor rul-
ing.
News Of romance, music and busi-
ness was paramount in the discussion
OF the travellers upon their arrival,
with the first named the topic or chief
interest. First of all there was the
romance that led to the recent mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gruner,
of Hamburg, here on honeymoon. A
few months ago Mr.. Gruner, wealthy
German manufacturer of surgical in
struments, was leisurely climbing a
peak in the Swiss Alps when he
CHANGED to meet Rose Marie Wannow,
now his wife, seated upon the stump
OF tree beside winding path and
suffering intense pain as result OF
a fall when she broke her ankle.
Four Brides-to-be Aboard
Mr.. Gruner carried her on his shout
ders Tor two miles to obtain medical
attenClon ana remained for several
weeks until the fracture had healed
They will 60 TO Chicago and st. Louis,
and later will visit In New York with
friends.
Then there were four brides-to-be
on the Reliance, and arrangements had
been made by the purser, H. w. Groth,
to have the marriage ceremonies per-
formed in the lounge at a specially
constructed altar when the vessel
docked. Three of the bridegroom oms
were on hand and the pastor was on
the ship, but the only hitch was the
lack of the necessary licenses. So the
Travellers Aid Society will attend to
the nuptials at a later date. The
young women, all Germans, were Miss
Gusti Schmidt, who will marry Fritz
Wins, of this city; Miss Marie
Schmidt, on her way to Kansas City,
where Herman Bloom is waiting for
her; Christine Schwong, who will be
the bride of Lee Ball, now member
of the 18TH Infantry, and Miss Marie
Sandkul. who will we'd Edward Ander-
son, of Worcester, Mass,
Richard Brenner, hotel proprietor of
Baden Baden, also was among the pas
sengers, with Mrs. Brenner, who will
pass several months in this country to
look over American hotels tc obtain
ideas which he may adopt next year,
when he expects large American
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Americans Honored
With Degrees From
Paris University
Herrick Receives Them for
Elihu Root, d. Lowell,
Professor Nicholson at
Formal Opening for Year

PARIS, Nov. 25 (By The Associated
Preas). THE United States was we'll
represented at the formal opening of
the student year Of the University of
Paris when Ambassador Herrick, pres
ent in person, received for three ab-
sentee Americans the honorary degrees
Of doctor of laws recently awarded
by the Sorbonne. They we're Elihu
Root. DR.. A. Lawrence Lowell, president
of Harvard University, and Professor
Albert A Nicholson, of the University
OF Chicago.
There were present many members
Of the American colony, including some
800 regularly enrolled American stu
dents. II was the first solemn. official
opening of the university since 1919,
when it was presided over by Lucien
Poincare, now deceased,
The new rector, Dr.. Paul Appel,
pointed out that the degree of doctor,
honoris causa, was first conferred upon
President Wilson. Those other than
Americans upon whom degrees were
conferred to-day were President Ma
saryk and Foreign Minister Benes. of
Czecho- Slovakia.
The great amphitheater of the his
toric institution was lavishly decorated
with flags, a military band playing
stirring airs, and the ushers were
members of the Republican Guard.
Hundreds of distinguished professors.
wearing their gowns of black and gold,
together with Marshal Foch and other
notables, were seated beside the repre-
sentatives of foreign countries, whose
Rector Appel said that at this period
in the worlds history, "when SO many
political and other institutions are be-
ing questioned, even the fundamentals
of human knowledge, there are few
voices raised against the universities
which reso in the true ideals, teaching
love, truth, patriotism and methods Of
work for the improvement of society"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Liege Celebrates Centenary
OF Cesar Franck's Birth

LIEGE, Belgium, Nov. 25.-The CEN
tenary of the birth of Cesar Franck,
noted Belgian musician and composer,
was celebrated to-day. Queen Elizabeth
attended the ceremonies, the principal
feature of which was the presentation
to the city by a French committee Of a
monument executed by the French
sculptor, Masseau.
Leon Berard, French Minister Of In
struction, unveiled the monument, and,
after retracing the career of Franck,
referred in his address to the heroic
conduct of Liege's population in the
World War.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Franklin Due ON Cedric
International Marine President
Exnected To Arrive To-day

P. A. S. Franklin, president of the
international Mercantile Marine Com
pany, who has been abroad on bust
ness trip, will arrive here to-day on
the White Star liner Cedric from Liv-
erpool. The vessel is expected to dock
at the foot of West Nineteenth Street
late to-day The Noordam, of the Hol-
land-America Line, will also reach port
to-day and is, expected to be at her
Hoboken pier about $3.50 o'clock this
morning.
Among the passengers on the Moor
dam are Captain Edward McLure
Peters, DR.. Charles E. French and Mrs.
French, Miss G. NJ. Baudier, Edward
de Coningh, Miss E. C. Lumpert, Mrs.
r. Strong, r. G. Turall, Mrs. A. B.
Webb, L. Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Clark.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

Of the Mediterranean. Among her pas
sengsrs were Mr.. and Mrs. Iathrop
brown and family, of st. James, L. l.,
VINO VINO plan to spend the winter on the
Riviera Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Dell. the
latter daughter Of the late President
Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Beardslee, Mrs. Henry Ansell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. ]. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. P. e. New
berry. slater of the American Consul
In Madeira; Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Whit
ing, Mr.. and Mrs, w. G. Roper and Mr..
and MIRA. Henry I. Parsons.
Other vessels sailing yesterday were
the White Star liner Baltic, the Swed-
ish-American liner Stockholm, the
Royal Mail liner orduna and the Red
Star liner iceland.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Hyian Fixes Nov. 27-Dec. 3
AS City s'HospitaI Week.

Mayor Hylan issued proclamation
yesterday designating the week of No
vember 27 to December as "hospita
week" and urged all citizens to CON
tribuate generously to the United Hos
pitfalls Fund which will conduct drive
during that week for fifty-seven of the
hospitals In the city. The Mayor said
that these n-municipal hospitals min
lister to the eneeds of more than 100000
people of the city annually. and that
their work is of vital interest and cnns
Germ Of every citizen.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

and also reductions on It's complete line
OF ten type sixty-one models, which
viii be continued on an increased pro
dustion schedule for 1928. The new
price OF the touring car Ia s2885.
This new price on the touring car rep.
resents reductions amounting to 81 ,055
on this model in the last eleven
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Sum to Convert Covedale
Munson Line Steamer Will Be
Fitted With Diesel Engines

The Sun Shipbuilding Corporation
has obtained the contract for the con-
version of the Munson steamer Cove
dale to Diesel engines at price said
to be about S130,000, The ship will be
fitted with one 900-brake horsepower
six-cyc1inder four-c. Gle Mcintosh &
Seymour Diesel engine. The work will
take about seventY-fiYe DAYS
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Cadillac Price Ref3ucs;o,,s

Price reductions by the Cadillac Mo-
tor Car Company are announced. nc
cording to dispatches from Detroit.
cut of S265 is made on it's touring car
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

40 akru, II mil cd Clevelan-
du, 9-pokojovy dum, 225 ovoc-
nych stromu, akr vinice, DOLBY
tex, uroda a naradi = vymeni
Sc Ia mestsky majetek.
A akry, drubeznicka a ovoc-
ma farma, 5-pokojovy dum, 200
slepic, l krava, cena $4,000.
8 akru, kary, 8-pokojovy
dun, 100 broskvonu, so jablo-
nj, 25 tresni, 500 slepic. Cena
$4,000.
90 akru, blize Ashtabuly,
12-pokojovy dun, plyn v dome,
elektrika, mestska voda k dosta
nj, 4 kone, 10 kusu dobytka,
$50 ovocnych stromu, $4,000
vymenim "a mestsky majetek.
Dotazy zodpovi j. Jares,
5S47 Broadway. Tel. Broad
way 1927 w. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
u Garfield Parku, o 4 svetni-
cich koupelnou dole i naho-
re, elektrika, plyn, bridlicova
strecha, ulice dlazdena. Mali
tel jde do obchodu. Cena jest
$4,000. Haste Sc u J. +. Ne
jedlik Co., 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway, 1886 Union
1861 X. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20
NABlDNUTl K SNATKU

Vdovec 81 roku star, mini
Sc seznamiti "a prlcinou
snatku S divkou neb vdo-
YOU Cd 30 do 35 roku.
Pfihlasku ucinte pod znac
kou "Spokojenost" do adm.
t. listu. Mlcenlivost Sc "a
rucuie. 6-2C
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

Bud'me dobri. Nebyl ieste
dost dovedny, ale mySlenky sc
mu Samy hrnuly. Rozohnil Sc
upfimnym nadSenim, ably III
skal srdce posluchacu ably le
povzbudil k tomu, ably opra-
vdu byIi dobri ably Sc diVaH
ma Krista jako ma slunce, ne
hoz stale prySti posila a Ute
cha, bvt i srdce lidske stena-
10 a up6lo pod bremenem ne
stesti. Nekolik citatu pisma
nekollk prib6hu 4 eVangelia
doplnovaIo tuto rec a kdyz asi
DO dvou hodinach vstaVal q
precetl, co napsal, byl spoko-
| ien. Tu tam n6co doplnl, Y
sobotu se tomu nauci Y nede-
| Ii 81 odbude krest ohn6m.
Kdyz v nedeli vstupoval ma
kazatelnu, pfece jen mu bylo
dzko. kostei byl do pesledni-
no mista napln6n. Rozneslo Sc,
re bude mlady kaplan poprve
kazati seslo sc lidu, re Sc ami
do kostela Vciiti nemohl. Kdyz
phase preI6tl pohledem shro-
mazd6ni a spatril Vsecky ty
loci ma sebo uprene, IA Okla
lmzik Sc mu hrdlo strachem IA
drhlo. VSichni ocekaVaji po-
Iuceni 5 jakym dojmem dnes
Iodeidou, 5 takoVym budou Drl
ste pfichazet. V duchu zapro-
sil Boha "a prispeni 4 hlasem
trochu zastrenym cetl eVange-
Hum. StarSl zeny Y laVlc
st ouchajice Sc lokty, prlkyvo-
vail, re ma hezky hlas a svo-
:, bodna devcata pred MIN Y lod
chramove stojici, zanicene se
! divala na sliGneho kneze, je
muz pobledle tvare dodaValN
Inyni zajimaVosti.
Potom zaGal kazat. Y pr
NIch minutach jakoby hleda
sam sebe zapasil : pametl
: potion vsak no latha kazani Il
chyatila nadchla. Jeho hlat
Sc stal zvutnejsi, ieho gest;
: pripadnejSi a ieho oci Sc roz
: swiftly. Bylo znati, ze promlou
] Va re srdce, re procit'uje, G.
tuto povida a zc je Vede kamsi
: kan mail radi ochotne h
: nasledovat.
: Q Kristu mluvil, 0 ieho do
: brot6, lasce, shovlFavosti, M
: losrdenstvi, o sladkem ovoc
i vzaiemne lasky vellker
zbratreni vsech We stinu kfize
a Jasne znela jeho sloya a eel
4 shromazdeny Zastup hrobov
G itchy zdal sc dychtive ssati ia
: to slova. Ami na k6ru. kde il
/ dy bylo tiSe hoVofeno, nebo n
: stroie lad6ny, Sc ami list nepC
\ hnul. Pokorne naslouchal lie
a ale nechylil sve hlavy unavo
o a vIcitkami syedomi. Vsec
: tvafe byly vyjasnen6 zVlas
l. nj radost divala Sc z tech pC
a hledu.
{ AZ kdyz zakoncil, pohnl
4 sebou lid a jake kdyz se vane
a opre do koruny lipy, zasum6l
Il to kostelem. A uz IA raz 2;
e ca sc modliti a mohutn61
soHzvuku ptipojll Sc lid k j
a no modlltbe, pronasele sN
,,wo-lo /, NSnpo o,oi,,,r
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JAN VLAD KA
-- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.


rel byste Sc n6co naucil.'
"Strilet proklinat," pro-
hodila slecna.
"To take" prikyyl faraf a
zasmal Sc. "Kdyz zacne kilt,
az vlasy ma hlave ystayaji Q
beda, kdo mu te chviIe Vlezc
do rukou, ten to odnese. kdy-
byste nekdy k n6mu nahodou
sci jeho hromy zaslechnete,
obrat'te Sc od samych dvefi."
Dude dobfe, kdyz tam WI
bee nepujde,' soudila slecna
moudfe. "Neni radno chodit
ma blfzko Kacenky.'
Kan hned nemyslite," rekl
faraf laskavym pokaranim.
''To byste delala yelebnicko-
Vi spatnou poklonu.
"Kdo je to Kacenka?' ptal
Sc zv6dave.
'"Ta, co Il sebe ma. Je to
takova smela zenska, uz jedno-
no mladeho ucitele zostudila,
re musil odtud, div, re vysetro
Ivani nemel kazdy poradny
muz Sc il boil
~ mne neni tfeba Sc n6Ce-
no takov6ho obaVati,' proho-
| dill usm6vave, 'nejsem tako-
IVych nazoru.
"Coz o na2ory by nebylo,"
povdal farar, "pfiidou chVile.
kdy rozum mlci, ale spls rex
n6te, ze byste 81 tax nezadal.
Tai ie to. Ienske vzdycky vi
di bubaky a hazi vsechny muz
ske do jednoho pytle. A ono
| to neni pravda, jsou taky roz-
dHy. Nezvali vas duchod-
mich k obedu?'
"Ivali,' pfisyddcil prekva-
pen, re to faraf uz VI.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

PRODA Sc jednorodinny do
mex velmi LEVINE a ma lehke
splatky. Vse Zarizeno. Je tam
5 pokoju, koupelna, sklep pod
celym domem. Haste Sc v els.
12801 Lenacrave Ave. Vezme
tie Union karu k vych 13O. ul.
6-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

do hospody nechodi, sodame
sami," povidal humorem.
'"To je dobre, nebudu aspon
v rozpacich, kterou bayiti," IA
zertoval odVazn6ji. "Jsem jen
zv6dav, nauCim-li Sc bulce?'
"Musil byste Sc dlouho utiti
a to stoji penize. M, trochu
Sc zaucite, kdyby bylo tfeba
In6iakeho nahradnika. Nechy-
state dlouhe kazani?"
"Myslim tax Ma pul hodiny.'
"Na zacatek je to dost. =
Chcete-li priimouti dobrou ra-
du, nezyykejte 81 ma rozvlacne
Ivyklady. Je to zajmu veci
same. Lide isou celotydni pra
CT utahani a nedovedou poor
ne sledovat, je-li kazani zby-
Itecne dlouh6. Prvni Ctvrt ho-
dinu to sleduji, potom zivall a
ma konec spi a Zaspi, co v prv-
, nj Ctvrthodine slySeli. Taky
jsem rad kazaVal, nez mne
svet omrzel."
Snupl 81 a malicko svrastil
cello
PAN farar neni jest6 tolik
star" soudil kaplan pratelsky.
Inu, starcem jeSte nejsem,
ale mIadlk uz tax ne. A ~
prozijete, co ia prozil, budete
Sc ma svet iinak divat. PAM ma
hore mi pill krev a wall vsech-
nu chut' k zivotu."
Odplivl 81 zlostne bylo
znati, re Sc jeho rozcileni vra-
ci.
'Dejte S tim velebnemu pa
nu pokoi," napominala sleGna
rozmrzele. "Pomysli 81, ze jen
hubuiete. kazdy ma svet6 ma
n6jake souzeni, name no Ia
! k6. Pres to vam tax zle ne
mi"
'To ie pravda, jeste mn6
neobesili," odpovedel kousaVe
proc by vas v6Seli, mic jste
takoveho neud6lal, pokacoVa-
| la karave, nikterak nezakry-
iic. re je j jeho zpusob mlu-
veni neprijamny re asi caste.
iii no tax napominala.
Coz je treba neco Jim ude
lati? Netyraii, jen ably dali ci
titi. ze jsou pany? Vsak q
to velebny pan taky na sven
t6le pociti, leda ze by Sc i'm
pokofil, nebo tam mel neiake
, no mocneho strycka. Tako
wynn ie doVoleno vsechno.'
"Nemam tam strycila, t
bych byl dostal lepsi a bohats
kaplanku,' snazil Sc zazerto
vati, ably predeseI nejakem
nemilemu vystupu.
) "A ma podlizani mate pflli
poctivy oblicej. Jen sc pr
praVte ma svou kfizovou cestu
5 iiste vas nemine. Nu, pajdu 5
' chvili lehnout, noel jsem ve
i lice Spatne spal a XIII Sc II
/ oci. w pujdete Ike svemu ka
: zanl Il III Vecer muzeme 81 W
4 jiti trochu ven do poll. a
e pride rijen, budc po procha2
kach.
t. Jaksi sam V sobe sc utajil
= odhodlani iiti spdt bylo pre-
stredkem, ably potlacil, co
0 mem ieste horkeho vrelo. ia
!, odcsel do kaplanky a usadiv $
G ke stolku, premyslel, Q Gem k;
Y Eat ENangelium te nedele p
a skytovalo mu prilezitost z;
a bourit do svedoml verlcich, :
mel takove kaZani uz uchyst;
: no, ale najednou nemel jak
l. odVahy k tomu sc odhodlat.
e NeVolana pfiSla vZpomink
J. na onu rozepri meZl kaplane
e Slchem katechetou. Jasl
) mu znela Y usich slova kapl
o ma yolallciho 20 nasledova
il Krista, po jeho lasce, odpust
g nj, milosrdenstVi a pokofe.
e. dneS hluboce Sc no tato Slo'
C dotykala a jakoby jeho nit
bylo osvlceno, naJednou I
j. d0Stne souhlaSil, to re le SIX
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OBCHODNi LOT rohovy

huste zalidnenem okoli Cor
lett, blize Miles Ave. Cena
$1,000. Blizsi sdeli j. F, Ne
ledhk Co. 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886 - Union
1861 r. :?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod V els. 1852 w. Ia. St.
pri tydni tribe $500, byt o 4
peknych poko.iich, vse zarize-
no. Tez obchod sc Skolnimi po-
trebami pri tribe S40O tydne.
Haste sc V els. 1903 Denison
Ave. Vemte Harvard Ave. ka-
ru. 6-27
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E iednorodinny

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn Sc storem, hodici Sc pro
kazdy obchod. Je tam 5 poko-
ju, koupelna a jine zarizeni.
Da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v
elsie 5422 Storer Ave. 6-22
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PRONAJME Sc byt o ety.
rech svetnicich nahore "a $40
mesfcne. Haste sc els. 3672
vych. 1O1. ul. $40
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VYMENIM svuj jednorodinny
domek, ktery Sc naleza blize
Union a Broadway "a jedno
neb dvourodinny dunn V Cor
lett aneb V Mt. Pleasant. Ne
chte svoji adressu adm. t. IL
stu. !?
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PRIME Sc. mIadsi, po pri-
pade starsi zena ma vypomoc
ma lehei domaci praci ma far
me. Musi byt radna a spolehli-
va. Necht' zavola Tel. Cha
grin POI. 6-24
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CTETE!

Gle IL! ClElE!
Nam kupce ma mensi fanny v
okoli Clevelandu, kteri mini
koupit "a hotove aneb vyme-
niti svuj mestsky majetek. -
Farmari, kteri minite prodat
neb vymenit, ucinte mne pri-
hlaSku. - Name tez ma pro-
DEF diva obchody V jednom do
me, grocerii a reznictvi, kde
je dobre zarizena uzenaTska
dina. V budove jsou tri byty,
lot je rozsahly. - Dale wy
menim diva domy blize Quincy
Ave, jeden o 5 pokojich a dru
by o 8 pokojich, koupelna a
jine zarlzeni. Vezme Sc d1m
jednorodinny pri teto vymene.
= Mohu poslouziti S vice far
mani, obchody a mestskymi
majetky, minite-li koupit aneb
svuj majetek vymenit. Prijd'-
te aneb zavolejte
M. SU HY
General Insurance & Real
Estate Agent
2465 VYCH. Sc. UL.
Tel. 1676-W.
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EsLEDA Sc:

ZENA S osmiletou holcickou
hleda praci k vedeni domac-
nosti neb k uklizeni. Adressa
Sc sdeli Y adm. t. istu. 6-20
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SUBURBAN LOT - WEST

PRODA Sc delikatesni obchod
kde Sc prodava pouze "a hoto-
We; naleza Sc V els. 1929 Eu-
civ ave. Trzi Sc pres $500
tydne. Je to nejlepSi mlsto V
okoli proti Car Station. Blizsi
Sc sdeli V els. 1921 vych. 55.
I'll. po ). hod. vecer. 7-3
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PRODA Sc dunn o 7 poko-
jich, koupelna a jine zarizeni
Proda-li Sc tento tyden, da Sc
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
Ala Beck Ave-, bllze vych.
40. I'll. CPL
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PRODA Sc dun 0 7 pokojich
vse moderne zarizeno. Je ma
A lotech 100 pri 165 strevi-
cioch. Cena $4,000. Haste sc
v els. 1858 vych. 129. al.
6-23
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PRONAJME Sc dunn {. 297S
Nursery Ave. Blizsi Sc sdeli V
{. 4467 Douse Ave. 6-22