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New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Cun1nenkidnap
'oliccnan; Two
Slain i'm Battle
Hundreds Of Shots Fired
When Posse Trails Band
of Thugs Five Miles and
Corners Them on Farm
Four Abductors Wounded
Seized Canton, O.. Traffic
Officer When He Tried to
Arrest Them Cor Speeding

CANTON, Ohio, May 4.-Two men
were Killed and five wounded, three
probably fatally, in a battle late to-
day between posse and four cunmen
about five miles north of here. The
fight which lasted more than an hour,
followed the kidnapping by the thugs
Of John Wise, motor cycle policeman.
Several hundred shots were fired
The dead are Ralph W Rofee
twenty-eight years Old, Canton con-
tractor a member Of the posse. and an
unidentified ~unman. The most seri-
ously injured are Harry Harpert,
thirty, Cleveland. one of the gunner,
shotgun wounds in head. condition
critical; George Brainer, gunman, shot
through head, not expected to live I,
Joe Plato, fugitive, shot in groin,
I critical.
Papers found in the pockets of the
last two give their address as lO5
George Street. Buffalo
Patrolman Jesse Vogley was shot
through the right leg, and Robert Bos-
ton, a posse man, was shot in the left
foot.
The gunner kidnapped Wise when he
attempted to arrest them for speeding
in an automobile just inside the city
/
the bandits forced him, at the point of
revovers, to get into their car and
then turned their machine and headed
north. Witnesses notified the police.
who started in pursuit. They soon
were joined by several scores Of citi-
zens.
When the outlaws found they were
being overtaken they abandoned their
automobile and took Wise to farm,
where they bound and gagged him. As
the first autom obile with police ap-
peared the gunmen opened fire. The
officers returned the fire and one of the
gunmen dropped, fatally wounded
The other three fugitives then aban-
doned Wise and fed into small woods
half mile away, where they were sur
rounded by the posse, and the fight
continued until all Of the gunmen had
been wounded and captured. They
were brought to a local hospital where
they are under heavy guard.
The local authorities declared they
have evidence that the gunmen had
come here to aid John S. Stevens, alias
"Oklahoma Slim to escape from the
workhouse here. Stephens is said to
be wanted in number of cities on
bank robbery charges.
Workhouse authorities found to-day
that Stephens had sawed through two
bars of his cell window with a nicked
knife blade.
j. R. Campbell, of Canton, was one
of the heroes Of the chase. Campbell,
telephone lineman. seeing the gun
men kidnap Wise, climbed a telephone
pole, tapped wire and notified the
police Then he jumped into his auto
mobile and trailed the gang. When
they left the main road Campbell
climbed another pole, cut in on wire
! and told the police the direction the
bandits had taken. He continued the
pursuit
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05

both in the telegram to Secretary
Weeks and through Senator Pepper,
Republican. of Pennsylvania, a trustee
of the school, are understood to have
taken the stand that they cannot ex-
tend the leave because of projects
awaiting General Woods assumption
Of the Office of provost, notably the
Inauguration of an endowment fund
campaign.
The President transmitted his views
20 General Wood in a cablegram which
vas signed by Secretary Weeks and
which read as follows:
"The President and Congress and all
others who are in touch with insuIar
affairs are most gratiied with youl
work as Governor of the Philippines
| join in this sentiment All agree il
is highly desirable for you to continue
your work there, but it is necessary
however. to advise you that the trus
tees Of the University Of Pennsylvania
decline to extend your leave Of absence
This presents situation which vot
alone must decide. While the Presi
dent and ! would rejoice to have yo,
remain, we do not feel that we shoult
question your judgment as TO your oh
legations to yourself and your family
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Fatal Battles
Go On as Irish
Declare Truce
News of Harmony in Dali
Eireann Comes Too Late
TO Halt Fighting in Which,
3 Are Killed, Many Hurt
Chieftains in Armistic.
De Valera Wins Chance to
Get Representation in the
New Free State Cabinet

From The T,ibuno's European Bureau
Copyright. 1922, New York Tribune Ino.,
LONDON. May A military truce
went into effect through out Southern
Ireland at 4 O'Clock this afternoon and
will hold until the same hour next
Monday, Under its terms, signed at
the Mansion House in Dublin by Gen
erals ODufFy, of the Free State staff,
and Lynch, of the rebel forces quar-
tered in the Four Courts Building, both
sides agree to cease all operations
other than training and ordinary rou-
tine, to abandon all attempts to induce
soldiers to change their allegiance and
TO cooperate in the maintenance OF
order and the pr7tectit of livas apy
property.
The truce will leave the Dali Eiresnn
free TO discuss the proposals for a
general election next month and the
appointment Of national Cabinet rep
rescntative of all factions. These viii
be taken up at to-morrow's meeting.
The committee of ten appointed by the
Dali to study the basis of peace sug
cested by the army factions met this
afternoon and Will report TO the Dali
tomorrow.
There were several clashes between
republican and Free State troops in
different parts Of ireland in the course
Of the day, but the leaders on both
sides expect these to end as soon as
news of the truce has spread. Several
clashes also were reported IN the north
between republicans and Obstetrics.
Six persons have been killed and ten
have been wounded in Ulster in the
last twenty-four hours.
Barracks Blown Up
The Castle Pollard Barracks, nine
miles from Mullingar, was blown up by
the republicans this morning. The Free
Staters arrested four men in connec-
ton with the blowing up of the Mul-
lingar barracks last night. After the
storming Of Kilkenny Castle by the
free Staters yesterday the situation
there quieted down and business was
resumed to-day. The Free Ststers lost
ten men in the battle, but captured 108
prisoners. The rebels lost several dead
LONi)O4< DEh ~ I iTeldnU, May y
The Associated Press) Three Free
Staters were killed and three were Sc
riously wounded in a conflict between
Irish republican army regulars and IT.
regulars to-day on the Free State side
of the Londonderry Donegal border at
Burt. The Free State forces in lorries
were going to Buncrana to reinforce
the garrison there, and were ambush h d
bV n large force Of irregulars who
opened a heavy fro on them.
DUBLIN, May (By The Associated
Press) On the heels of the declara-
tion of the truce party of irregular r
troops this afternoon raided the guard
room in the Dublin Custom House oc-
cupied by sergeant and six regulars
Of the Free State forces, Shots were
fred and sergeant of the regulars
was severely wounded. The remainde r
Continued next page
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Mrs. Mccormick Won't Deny She
Is to Wed Young Swiss Adviser

Switzerland number of years ago
when she was studying psychology
there When she returned TO the
United States she brought Krenn with
her as secretary.
Edward Krenn, Swiss architect and
adviser to Mrs. Mccormick, appeared
amused and then slightly annoyed
when asked this evening about the
rumor.
We'll, now, that's a rather bold
question:" he said. u refuse to an
swer 1t is too personal, much too
personal.
"No, have never been married.
am a bachelor. Whether will remain
so, who knows Mrs. Mccormick is
very nice She is very good
friend Of mine. / met her in Switzer
land several years ago, when | drew
some plans for her--architectura
plans. you know"
Further than that Mr.. Krenn
smoothly shaven, rather heavy set
blond and nattily attired, refused to
comment on the rumor Mr. krenr
gave the interview in his threeroon
suite at the Drake Hotel. diagonalll
across from Mrs. McCormick's home
at 100 Lake Shore Drive.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Harding Gives Wood Freedom
TO Choose Between Two Jobs

WASHINGTON. May 4.-President
Harding notified Major General Wood
that he must decide for himself
whether he shall retain the Governor
Generalship of the Philippines after
September ! or give up the Office to
fill his agreement with the University
of sylvania 50 become its provost.
Such a notification was sent General
Wood to-day by the President after
Secretary Weeks had taken to White
House conference refusal of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania to extend the
Generals leave for six months alter
September as requested by Mr.. " eeks
The President was reported after the
conference as most anxious that Cen
eral Wood retain the Governor Cen
eralship but as feeling that the gov.
ernment cannot stand in the way OF
his going to the University of Penn
sylvania should he SO desire.
General Wood was elected provost OF
Pennsvlvania about year ago, but at
his and the administration request
vas granted years leave from last
September. The university authorities
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Louis Has a Wife Now,
So He Quits School
Truant Officer Presses Charge
in Court. but Magistrate Sides
With Bridegroom, 16

Sixteen year-old Louis de Francesca
has been violating the compulsory
education law in failing to attend
school, and when he was arraigned
yesterday before Magistrate Harris in
the Municipal Term Court the magls
trate demanded the reason. Louis had
good one. He's married.
He appeared in court with his father,
Carlo. Louis's wife, Josephine, VINO is
eighteen. was just too busy to come to
court. She became Mrs. de Francesca
last November and Louis soon found
that marriage and school didn't work
so we'll together He gave up school.
The attendance officer who brought
Louis to court did most of the talking,
and the young bridegroom was dis
charged without even having to make
statement. He is the first ''married
man. to be ARA gned on charge OF
failing to attend school. Louis and
Josephine live at 1852 Madison Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Hunt Gave Man
i1a Death of
Lillian White
Fugitive l'rcm Leic},vor,!,
Village Homo Said to Have
Seen Mountain Hermit on
One Of Her Escapades
Disappeared on April 70
Missing After Skeleton Was
Found; Rockland County
Officials Take Up Case

Rockland Coun+v or+bor;.io
sisted r.. ,ho \o,,. vo,i. ol:
l'0'''e ana
plN"'s ueteclINes' whose aid was on
listed by women interested in the CON
duct Of the I.ctchworth VILLAGE Home
for Foob,a ,5;r5od cix,. 4
'O' N'''S' 'ce" "uht-
lux E'Sle'ca| 1of man Who dWelt,
until about April 26, in a cave zoo feet
below the summit or ,ho monnlai,
,, ,,..
V, !'a ST. w. N"ei ie '"e sNeIe-
ton OF Lillian "hite, an inmate of the
home for feeble minded girls, was
found Anvil q
X. olo.. ~
'''ol 50 mas 'ee" "'"ue aga ms"
the hermit, but it is believed that Ii
han White knew hin, and had visited
him at his Gaze after she ran swav
fron, .,o ;,,-.i+,,4,o, tor ~. 49,.
0 Wv, '0' |'' '''''N'
ne "u'"ol ''eS WIS" 20 ln'erfoga y
hlm as to what ne may know OF her
movements after leaving the .nstitu-
tion
...,.. ,..
women N'oins investigation
heretofore progress IN the solution
Of the apparently hopeless mystery re-
voaIod whom two bovs stumbled unon
homes which tbev thoupht at first woro
those Of an animal on the summit of
the mountain mas been made largely by
the lnVeStIgatoIS Whom MIS- FRANK A;
Vanderllp ana otner women lhlereSten
IN the welfare OF the Letch"orth VII
iage charges lhleres'eo IN lhe case
esterday, however me case was
placed IN the hands OF SherIf George
4, o-Ifl n RI
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Plane Covers 1900
Miles i'm II Hours

san DIEGO. Calf. May 4-Lieutcn-
ant ]. II. Doolittlc and l.. ]. Andrews
in an amy airplane, few here to-day
from San Antonio, Te%. in y hours
and 60 minutes The start vas made
1t 1:25 .. M, Paci6c Coast time. and
the airmen landed at Rockwell Field at
:55 p. m.
The distance is about 1900 miles
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
News Summary

FOREIGN
Lloyd George to force 7howdo-.r
with trance on German and Russian
rropo.a'a at Genoa conference;
France agrees to non aggression pact
conditional upon retention Of rights
under Versailles Treaty.
Irish truce becomes effective; Will
terminate Monday; permanent peace
bass being sought; FREQ Staters and
republican radicals slash.
Conceal WI defeats General Chang
n three points on battle line and
draws nearer Pekrg.
LOCAL
f +. T. again prosperous, Transit
Commission finds; better service to
he ordered at once.
Mayor Thompson Of Chicago here
to study transit problems,
Mountain hermit sought in murder
Of girl at Haverstraw.
One hundred aud fftv shots fred
IN thief chase; auto dives into area
Nay as police close in
Indian husband sought as maid is
stabbed to death in Brooklyn home.
Eodman Wanamaker quits Mayors
committees; break in friendship
denici
Former Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt
and husband sued by brokers on old
debt
Coalition leader says Enright's
crime statistics arc misleading,
Oil maenatc here in four days from
Mexico City 70 be al bedside Of six
ycar-old SON
Marshal French arrives on visit
purely for recreation.
Confdante Of Lois Waterbury Mayo
witness for accused bigamist
spirituaism will prove self in FIVE
years By radio says Doyle.
Gompers says laws regulating
unions would set back labor three hum
dred years.
loving tailor hays and cap
lures bandit seeking So.
WASHINGTON
horah a"sa''S ~el''e'''" anu
metcf on Senate floor
Attorney General Daurherty says
politics and activity OF Justlce De
partmcnt arc responsible for crit
icism Of him,
I-,;,.o,-;4,, RI porne,,1vanja dc
.1;,o. ~ ov,ond General Woods
Iaa,o &C ahsoreo civ months more
1oh, 1cu.,e r,;nere' president.
co,rore with Uardirr on strike.
senate riranco Committee to dis
cues bonus bill with Harding.
DENNY tells Senate Committee that
leasing of oil reserve lands is sub
ject to approval OF Congress.
DOMESTIC
Mrs Harold T. McCormick reported
crcared TO her business adviser, Ed
ward Kronn, Swiss.
The Rey.a+Dr. Charles l.. Slattery.
rector Of Grace Church, elected
Bishop Coadjutor Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts,
Two Killed, fyo wounded in battle
near Canton, ONO. between po9Se
and gunner who kidnsp motorcy-
Gle patrolman.
SPORES
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
| Lloyd George to Force
Paris to Showdown on
Preparations and Russia
british Premier and Germans Confer:
Modification OF Var Bill Is Hinted

GENOA May (By The Associated s)The German Chan
'eo Df Wlrth and the German Foreign
were summoned to Premier Lloyd
lor several hours
ad ana SIR Edward rigg Both Germans were
regarding the subjects discussed
mat plans considered ameoratng
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Mt. Etna in Violent Eruption

CATANlA, Sicily, May A By The AS
sociated Press).- Mount Etna has
broken out again with eruptions of in
creased violence and is emitting con
tinuous roars which can be heard for
miles. Dense black smoke is filing the
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
T Fl E w E a T II E r

Rain to-day: cloudy and somewhat
warmer tomorrow; strong
caster'y winds.
Full report on last page
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PRODA Sc novy dunn o 6ti po-
kojfch, koupelna, pentry, "a
sklena pore, garaz a jine mo-
derni zarizeni. Naleza Sc ma
vych. 1876. ul. {. 4124, poblize
Miles Ave. Mozno splatit men
81 castku hotove ostatni ma
splatky. Haste Sc u f. G.. Ko-
zelky, 5337 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Broadway 331. r.
6-1d
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi ma $400 ty-
dne G., 42os Cedar Ave.a dout-
nikdrsky obchod pri TRIBE $3.50
tydne c. 1926 Superior Ave-
Haste Sc tamtez, 6-16
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NAME nekolik domu jednoro-
dinnych V Gene Cd $2S0O vyse
a dvourodinnych od $500 w
Sc. Poradime YAM poctive,
neb jsme temef 25 roku V po-
zemkovem obchode. Obcho-
dujeme jak na strane zapadni
tax vychodnl Obrat'te Sc s
duverou ma Dean C.. Emmons
Co., 4S10 Eichorn Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 1889. 6-l0
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PRODA Sc Wilton karpet, =
ktery stal $4,000, da Sc "a
$500, jedny kombinacni ka-
nina bilymi troubami $500;
jeden billy dresser Ia $1,000;
Haste sc V els. 4641 Broad.
way dole. =?
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r HE. VI Ella RE A L,
TY & IN v. co.
5733 Broadway

Union 953 w. Broad $50
Panove: Klima, Svatek, No
yak, Votava, Cvrk, Pesek a
Skala vas automobily obslouzi.
ZDARMA posleme Vam--
"RENTYRE" pro vas prazdny
byt.
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.ku. Ale aSl pO hOdlne Zacala
silnice Stoupati, lesy zabiraly
vzdy vetSi plochy a vesnice ne
byly ~ tax vNstavn6 a rozleh-
le, jako tam dole V rern6 Fra-
'jine. kon6 casteji vesili hla-
Wy a sli voln6ji.
"Uz nastavaii horaci," pro
hodfl koti, poSvihavaje bicem
a usmal sc ma Jana. "Veleb-
nemu panu sc Il mas asi libit
nebude, jSme V samych kop-
cich =
f'Na kopce isem zvykly, ko-
lem rodn6ho mesta Jest take
Fopcovito. Jen bl1de-li tam
hodny lid, budu tam rad"
sNevim, jak to rici, ale my
slim 81, ze jsou u mas lide hod-
neiSi nez tady V kraji. Tady
ma Pana Boha mnoho nedrzi,
ale u mas Sc jest6 viry drzime.
Hy, hnedka, vSak nemas zad-
ny naklad."
Svihl po narucnim koni a
sahaie do kapsy, vynal dymllu
drevenku a zapaloval 81.
Velebny pan nekouri?"
ptaI Sc, slime zabafav.
'Nekdy take" priznaVal Sc.
"Tak 81 zapalte. Tuhle mann
doutnicek, jen 81 vezmete, ia 0
doutniky nestojim, nam nei-
radeji svoii dymku Mas pan
far;lr tally Donna kouri cely
den q jde-li do hostince, tam
81 il vezme S sebou. Dymka
bulka jsou leho nejmilejsi
zabava Hodny cloVek ie to. .
Jan prijal doutnik, pod6ko-
val a zapalil 81. Prestaval Sc
pruvodce obaVati a smutek no
opouStel.
"Vy jste q Lipinice?" zeptal
sc, pootaceje Sc k menu.
"Ano, zrovna dole pod fa-
rou nam chalupnickou chalu-
pu asi S dyaccti korci pail. Ale
vedle toho formanim. Vozim
uhli, obili, kupeum zbozi, ne
DO kdyz n6kdo n6kam jede,
tax zarTahnu. kone isou sice
trochu udreni, ale ehodi do
bre Nsak on yelebny pan SC
taky Sc mnou nehdy sveze
Rlkaii mi Vand6llk.
''Tezko asi budu caste Jedi
Ii nemam ke komu"
'Rodice uz nemate?'
Nam otce, matka mi az ze-
mrela Je to y5ak daIeko a ia
cestovanl neni pence
"Neco Sc snad prece uhle-
da," 3oudil vesele. "Pravda,
mas velike priimy neisou. Je
10 sama chudoba lide IA knd
III setfi. Tuhle minuly tyder
byl pohfeb u vesnice, umfela
zc statku dcera ma souchotiny
Alobili jsne Sc, iak TO chudj
vedli M pohrcb 81 pana ia
rare ncNzali, Jen od Vratek by
pohreh z Vesn;ce, ale muzikt
wall a % pohibu sc tancoya
10 az do pulnoci. Iopfali Sc
ia konec, roztfiskall senkyro
vi hromadu sklenic a musll
vsechno zaplatiti Stalo Je t
hodne, ale toho nelituj. Liz
je ieste tuze pozadu. Ja iezdin
daleko vim, iak to iinde cho
d.. Ale marne ma TO hubovat
nikdo 81 media riei."
Casem Sc vsechno k lepsi
nu obrati. :
Mona povidali isme s
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PRODEJ MAJETkU.


vebni material stale stoupa a
tudiz ma CO cekate Wy, jez po-
trebujete domov. - Radime
Vam, byste prisli k nam ted.
NAME kRASNY VYBER.
$23O0- 2-rod. domek o 3
svet. kazdy byt, ma lotu 80
pri 125 V {. 1851 E. 50th St.
ma Praze.
$34O0-3 svet. a koupel., ,elek.
svetl. a lot 4Ox14O u Cart.
Parku.
$4,000 svet. dun, plyn, ele.
svet., ma lotu 37x225 ma sa-
me Harvard Ave. u E. 116.
ulice.
$4,000 svet. domek s ply
mem, elek, sv., hezky lot ma
E. 73. ul. Union Ave.
$4,000 svet. a koupel., plyn
elek. sv., velky sklep ma E.
81. ul. u Francis.
$45OO-5 svet. a koupel., plyn,
elek. svet., Skopky = hezky
lot, rohovy, dlazba zapl. vel
ka to lace, $1,000 hotove-
.naleza sc u E. 55. ul.
$55OO-dum pro A rodiny, ell.
sv6t., Ma lotu 40X150, mes.
najem pres $50, naleza Sc
ma E. 70. ul. u Union.
$58OO-6 svet. koupel., plyn,
ele., svet. fernes, fireplace,
china cab, garaz ma E. Ill.
ul. u Miles Ave.
$6OOO-6 svet. koupel., plyn
elek. svet., fernes, lot As pri
145 ma E. 108. ul. u Union.
$63OO-2-rod. 0 5 svet. kou-
pei. nahore dole, plyn, ell.
sv. hezky lot, naleza Sc ma
E. 144. ul. u Miles Ave.
$65OO-Mod. 0 6 svet. a kou-
pei, fernes, plyn, elek. sv.
garaz u E. 131 st. V Corlett.
$73OO-dum 7 svet. a koup.
plyn, elek. sv., lot 40X160
Ma dlazdene E. II. ul. Il
Harvard.
$7OOO-6 svet. koupel, plyn,
elek. svet., fernes, vSe mod.
ma dlazdene ul. u E. $50 ul.
a Kinsman.
$75OO-2-rod. 0 A svet. a kou-
pei. nahore i dole, fernes, -
ell. svet.,, skopky, lot So pri
120 Il Miles Ave.
$SOOO-5 svet. nahore dole 2
fernesy, plyn, elek. sv., vSe
moderni, olt 40x125 ma E.
102. ul. IL Union.
$85OO-Toto Jest jedna z do
brych lacl - 2 rod. dun c
5 svet. a koupel. nahore
Jplo > form, ocyy Slyonlyy tyr-
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dum
ga S6500 V c. 3461 w. 40. ul.,
mezi Storer Ave. a Denison
Ave. Pr kazdem bytu jest
5 pokojl koupelnou, elektri-
ka. Hotove $4,000. Musi bVt
prodan. Haste sc V els. 1910
Eichorn Ave. Tel. Helmlock
1889. 6-10
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VEZMF. Sc. LOT

VEZME Sc LOT co prvni
splatka ma dunn 0 5ti svetni-
cich 5 koupelnou ustrednlm
topenim, zvlastni lot vedle to-
hoto domku. Cena S470O. O
blizsl informace zavolejte, do
piste aneb prijd'te do uradov-
Inv ] F. Nejedllk Co., 11o15
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PRODA Sc zanoVni 8-pokojo-
w jednorodinny dunn, vSe mo-
derne zarizeno. Garaz, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena. Cena
S65O0. Haste Sc V els. 1917
Maryland Ave. 2 Warner Rd.
6--13
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CHCETE. PRODATI
VAS DUN?

Nasledkem velkych popta-
vek po malych domech, roz-
hodli jsme Sc zadati ct. kraJa-
ny touto cestou, ably pak-ll
chteji svoje domy prodatl V ca
sc pokud mono nejkratsim, O.
znamili tax V ktereko-li u'a-
dovne Progress B. S. & l.. Co.
Zvlaste male, jednorodinne do
my az do vyse $4,000 prodame
velice rychle. O dalsl lntor-
STUPkA & RACEk REALTY
COMPANY.
v Progress B. S. & L. Co.
1868 Broadway.
Tel. Broad. 1902 Union 764L
6-13