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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
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grocerni a reznicky obchod,
velmi dobre mfsto Sc vslm j s
budovou. Zelezafsky OBJ
chod bez obydli - Cukrovin-
kovy obchod, ktery Sc muze
premenit ma obchod jakykoliv.
-Dobfe zafizenou pekarnu "a
$17.5OO.
Pekny zdeny tfiuodinny ddm
a stor. - Obchodni misto, kde
ie velmi dobry obchod Gene
$4,000. Vezmou sc jine pri-
vatni majetky.
D6m o 1Oti svetnicich, p
koupelny, 8 zachody. Vezmotl
sc Lofty ma vymenu aneb lepsi
jednorodinny dIm.
Dim o 6ti svetnicich ma dla-
zd6ne ulici, vym6ni Sc "a men,
81 domek. - Vyrneni Sc dunn Q
6ti svetniclch ma / akru "a To-
ty aneb "a akrovy pozemek
Majetek Sc naleza Bedford
Ohio. ~
Farlna o 85A akrech, dim
ma 6 sv6tnic, p9kna barna, vse
move barvene, sklep pod ce'
lynn domem, mlekarna, voda y
passive, zorano a akry, vymen,
Sc Ia cokoli ' m9ste.
Mlekarsky obchod, kde 81
proda 8 konvi mleka denn6.
P6kny It ma Washington
Boulev. a Taylor Rd., vyme
tni sc "a dunn
Laciny lot ma vych. l47. III
Tfi akry blfze Bedford, dun
O 6ti svetnicich a ban:
Blizsi o techto majetcicl
vam sd6li bud Tom. Suchy,
els. 2465 E. Sc. ul. aneb Mr.
Hanacek,. 3679 vych. 131. ul
Tel: Garfield 1886. a-1s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

,FOz0ki PKODA 81 levns do
bfe jdouci cukrovinkovy a gro.
cernf cbchod anSb se4 vszme
lot. Nam " prodsji velnhi
laciny ohm esf svetricfch,
'nachazf Sc v okof vych. S.. uL
a Broadway. Mann vice po-
dobnycfi nrajetkI. Prijd'te pro
b1izsf infornfaci k E. j. Kart{s-
kovi, 60O1 Broadway. SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

KRASNY trikusovv obecpa-
ny set do parloru, kamna ve-
skrze zarucene konstrukce,
dvou-tonovy set loznicovy z a.
mer. orechu,, osmikusovy set
do jidelny z amer. ofechu. Use
must byt ihned prodano, da
Sc to LEVINE. 1850 E. 81. ST.,
blize Euclid. 0-14
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PRIME 81 nskolik, u1o-
'vych tesafd. Haste Sc ma pra-
Ici ma vych. 1856 ul. Z Miles A.
We. aneb vecer v els. 1884
lBeechW0od Ave. /?
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PRONAME Sc:

PRoNAJME Sc maiy byt 0
tfech polojich nahore. Najem
$1,000. Naleza Sc v els. 5794
Portage ave. Blizsi sc sdeli v
Icis. $500 Broadway. 9-17
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'PRONAJMOU Sc diva pokoje
pro diva radne pany, blize w
tchodni 55. ul. a Broadway. -
Haste Sc v els. 1855 Dolloff
Rd. 9-17
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Odvazuji Sc sice nadfniru -
nebot' nedej Boze, aby n1n9
nekdo spatril nebo poznaI.
Jiz pouhe pomysleni ma to jeI
mi hrozne! Vsak pfec nemdllu
jinak, nebot' kdyby mne Leon
nespatf1, ami by 5nAd odtud
.neodjel. On mn9 VIOLA, a ja pit
jdu a pffnesu mu, eeho zada,
totiz nadFji i zmuzilost!."
Pc te rozza)a svitku q spali-
la psanf Lsonovo, obavajic se,
ably Sc snad, nedostafo do ru-
kou cizich. Bohuzel, re opa-
,trnost jeji byl& jfz rnarna. Phi
tom zarosily se il oci slzami.
,Ona 81 je utfela a sesla po
|schodach do pffzemi, aby tam
nafidila celadSe, ceho potrebf,
aby pripravila vse k vecefi.
v. tom videla Rouvenata,
|kteryy pfijizd6l velkym vo-
zem sena do divorce d laska-
wynn pohlednuv na nj okem, u
ctive j pozdfavil. Lee We IRA
ku jeho jevff se jakysi tajny
zarmutek, ktery byl dfvce ma
padnym.
"Prosfln vas; mnj mily Pc
tire, co. je vam, ze jste tax
smutny?" tazala Sc no.
''Ba arci. ma zlata slecno,
mate pravdu, mne n6co srdce
velmi TIL
"Snad Sc ma lukach nedafi
prace die pfanf? Vzdyt' sc mi
prece ida, ze k senoseci ma
me velmi p9kne pocasi, nebot'
dny jsou talk kraan4 a slunce
tax teple svfti, ze seno velmi
pekn6 sch11e, nehiliz pravda?' .
"Ba arci, slunce "a mas sa-
mo della polovic prace, tedy
vidite, to ze mne netrapf."
"A CO vas tedy trapf? Ci
lsnad mi t0 nemizetn rici2" If
zala sc jej lichotive.
Starry Rouvenat byl temitc
|slovy jejimi mad miru dojat.
| Pokrocil proti nj a mel jill
skoro ma iazyku siova: NE
Evychazejte dnes vecer re sve
Tho pokoje!" Ale najednou OBJ,
kievil Sc zde Ja|kub Mellief a or
Enepromluvil ami slova vice
lJen dlouhym pohledem zmefi
divku, v kterez skryvala 81
|snazna prosba a z >hluboka s
lvzdechnuv, odchazel.
"Ubohy Petr!' pomyslila $
Lucie. "Musi jej veru neco tr;
Ipiti., Zajiste re mel Ease S Of
cem mrzutost."
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RADNA zENA 8 ditke1m til
a pdl roku starym hleda nnisto
vesti domacnost. Jen kdo 81
pfeje miti cisto d pofadek v
dome, necht' Sc hlasf v els.
5871 Hamlet Ave. GA
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VOVOMkNzELE

NOVOMANzELE bez ditek
hledaji byt as 0 5ti pokojich,
kde je elektrika, v okolf Broad
way a vych'. 55. I'll. Nechte a.
,dressu v adm. t. listu. SIS
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w

Tehoz dne asi Q. .pll osrhe
Rodine z vecera prisel do dvor
Ice Seuillonskeho velky silny
muz.
Ma hfav9 mel hruby klobouk
|pfst9ny a ma nohou tezke boty
S podkdvkami a silnymi cvo-
ky; oden byl modrou plate
nou halenou a pres rameno
mel ru6nici.
Jako vsichni obyyatele ven
kovsti byvali v l@t9 opaleni,
tax byl oblicej muze onoho
sluncem osmahly, vsak piece
byla tvar jeho, ac rysy jejf
proste byly, zajimavou.
Ma prvni pohled zdalo sc, ze
tmu bylo asi ctyficet let. Stroke
!jeho cello, huste oboci, u obli-
fteje srostle a hrdy, smelly W.
raz, jevici Sc ' zracich jeho,
prozrazovaly povahu neoby-
cejne raznou, ba nedstupnou.
Lee "a timto surodvym, polo
divym zevn9jskem skryvalo Sc
Lsrdce dobre, laskyplne a hrdi1,
Inc, kterez zajiste ze bylo scho
lpno vsi oddanosti, ano obsta-
|vosti az "a hrob saihajici.
| Muz ten nazyval Sc Jean
Remand. Ale po celem okoll
|zdej6im, ano az ' St. Irunu
znai jej obyvatele spise jinyn
Ijm6nem, nazyvajice no "vlko.
bijcsin,'.
VkroGiv do domu, smekl klc
bouk q uctiv6 pozdravils Luoii
Mlaal& divka tato stroll,
lprave ma velky stIl dubovy "
cefi pro celadku q d9lniky
}lstefi brzy meli Sc vratiti
LUX.
"A to jsce Wy, Jene Renan
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PRIME Sc cesky obuvnik ma
rueni praci. Prace stala. Hla-
ste sc u The Cleveland Tam
ming Co. u Harvard Denison
|mostu. 9-17
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod Sc vsim zafi-
zenfm "a pficinou odjezdu do
stare vlasti. Okolf slovenske
a ruske. Haste Sc u G.. Han
eel, 3OO8 Victor st. 9E17
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PRODA Sc dim 0 5ti poko-
jich, IS koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domen, garaz. Haste
sc u majitele els, 1926 Me-
yers ave. blize Fulton Rd.
a. %
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PkODA Sc dvourodalny ddm
o 4 pokojfch dole a to same
nahore, 2 koupelny, dvojita
garaz, plyn a vse moderne "a
fizeno. NalezA Sc blize vyssi
skoly ma vych. 116. ul. Haste
Sc v els. 1201O Angelus Ave.
SIS
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PRODA Sc golden oak dining
room set, 6 zidli, buffet a knla-
ty still. Haste Sc Y els. 1929
Dolloff Rd. 9-17
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PRODA Sc ddm o Z poko-
jich, els. 4203 Newark Ave.
Velka ban v zadu, mize Sc
upotrebit pro dilnu nebo ga
raz. Nal6za Sc blize skoly a
kostela. Cena $47OO. Haste Sc
u G.. Fetos, 1900 York Ave.,
roh zap. 80. ul. 9-15
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PRTJME Sc divka mocna
angIicke feci ma vseobecnou
domaci praci. Haste Sc v els.
.3095 Lincoln Blvd. Tel Fair
mount 1883 r. 9-15
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BYTI PRODAN

MUSf BYTI PRODAN = do
Is. zari, 8-kusovy American
Walnut Dining Rooms set, til
kusovy American Walnut set
do loznice, tfi-kusovy velour
parlor set, karpet 9x12 a je-
den 12x15, jsou perske hod-
noty a tez stojaci Tampa. Hla-
ste Sc ihned v 6is. 1912 Car
negie Ave. 9-15
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"a PRfCINOU ODJEZDU pro
da Sc "a $140o v obydlene1n
miste u skoly Z rukou MATTE
lie dreveny novy dpmek, prav6
dodelany $ na'bytkem. Ma
til pokoje, lot je 40 pfi 12O
stf. Vezmete Lorain zap. 1T.
I'll. karu a siezte ma 1o5. ul.
Vezmete kasru Puritas Springs
ma 40. N. Stop IS. Domek
oznacen bilou vlajkou. 9-15
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VELMI PEKNY MAJETEK, -
billie Hamm Ave-, dun Q 6 po-
kojich, pouze $500. - DUN
0 5ti pokojich Sc vymeni "a
dim 0 6 neb z pokojich.
Mann peknou a urodnou farmu
Sc zasobami a naradfm, ktera
Sc vymeni "a dun 0 6ti neb s
pokojich. BlizM sdeli JOS. Po-
korny v els. COOL Broadway.
G-15
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PRODA Sc

PEkNY roNny stavebni lot ma
Lorenz Ave-, blize vych. 134.
ul. a Kinsman Rd., kanAl, vo-
:ds, plyn, elektrina, Vsecmo ma
tlici a zaplaceno. Da Sc pro
rWchly prodej "a pouhych $3.50
IA sice $3.50 hotove. Podrobno-
isti ochotne sdeli v. Vejlupek,
'G079 Hillman Ave. 9-17
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MuSi BYT PRODAN novy
modernf ddm 5ti pokojich $
koupelnami, blize Miles Ave-,
vse zarizeno. Cena $4,000. We
zme Sc ma vymenu "a lot neb
auto podle prani. Haste Sc v
cisle 1929 Miles Ave. 9-15
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PRODA Sc lcihlovy ddm 0
9ti pokojich, koupelne a vse
nej1noderneji zafizeno. Da Sc
LEVINE, bude-li brzy prodan. =
Haste Sc v els. 4518 Gamma
Ave. els
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MoDERNf MLEKARNA y ce-
skem okoli Sc vSm zarizenim,
2 trucky, vozy, kone, a vsech-
ny moderni stroje, dobre misto
pro podnikavef1o krajana, pro-
da sc neb vymenf "a privatni
majetek. Blzsi sdeli ,Nejedllk
a Mikes, realtors, 11015 Union
Ave-, Tel. Broadway 1886 -
Union 1851 r. :?
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PRODA Sc neb Sc pronajme
grocerni a reznicky obch6d.-
Haste sc v els. 2944 vych. 40.
ulice: 9-17
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LACE v cORLETT, Domy pro
jednu neb dve rodiny $4,000.
Vymenfm tez Vas dunn "a jiny
majetek v Corlett. Kupte ode
mne vydelate penfze. Ma
vstivte JOS. Krfzka, 1870 Dur
kee Ave. 9-15
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LOT 4 $500 a ostatni die ujed
mani, koupi vam majetek cislo
$50 Vineyard Ave. Dim ma
8 pokoji, ulice dlazdena, MALE
"a Sc blfze Warner Rd. a Ju-
nior Hcieh School vych. 105.
kary. Da Sc pfi rychlem pro-
deji "a $1,000. Haste Sc v els.
7OS Park Bldg. Tel. Main 27O8
9-14
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MUSE BYT PRODANA vel
mi pekna vytapeci kamna ma
|tyrde uhli, dali Sc LEVINE. Hla-
ste sc v elsie 1882 zap. 48. ul,
billie Clark Ave. 9-14
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PRODA Sc Ford Touring ka-
ra a trAvnikova houpacka v do
brem stavu a laciho. Haste
Sc v els. 128O8 Dove Ave.
9-15
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PRODA Sc mlekafsky deli
katesni stor. kde Sc trzi $500
tydne, velmi debre okoli, "a
vira Sc v z hod. vecer. - Da-
lie dobre jdouci cukrovinkovy
obchod velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Zimefman, 1907 Miles
Ave. cd 3 do 6 hod. vecer.
9-18
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cHcETE-Ll koGF'ff sioyy
KOBEREC opfdvdd. lesns,
kuPts 10 pro.tfs tfsdnictv,im:
obchodu KOVARE 4 Ii
BALA, I. 1913 CLAkk AV.
HEDA Sc:

b1vKA, z cECH pfijeta HE
da sluzbu u slusne rodiny, do
mluvf sc. anglicky. Haste Sc v
elsie Ills Forest Ave. 9-15
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BROADWAY x E. SIS. ULiCE

BKOADWAY x E. IS. ULlCE
Y tomto okoli name 2 domy
ma lot6, predni ma stor, hodi-
.ci Sc pro krejcovskou neb O.
|bcvnickQu dilnu a 5 svssnic,
|zadni dim ma a sketnice;svse
|je ciste zachovale " nejlep-
Sim okoli, kde je .obchod >jisty.
|povazte; cena .jen $B5oo( po-
staci as $4,000 d otatnf ma So
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc na Mr..
Stukbauera. 9-15
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ETETE TOTO HNED. Pro-
da Sc moderni jednorodmny,
pohodlny dIm o 6 pokojfch,
velky lot, blfze Storer Ave.
Cena $5950, hotove $4,000.
Blizsi sdeli Jos. F.. Pojman,
4801s Clark, Ave. Tel. Hem
lock 5557. y 9-18
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MUsf'B9TI FkoDAN a da Sc

MUSf BYTI FRODAN a da Sc
LEVINE ifiovy d6m q 6ti svetni-:,
cich Y pfi4emi. jeden pokoj ma
hofe, koppelna. sklep pod ce-,
lynn domem, fernes, garaz, ma
IezA Sc blize ceskeho kostela
a sagoly. Dalsi informace po-
dali se v els. 1929 zap. Al. vi.
nsl a : a.r 9-23
The Winslow mail., 1923-04-13
Winslow, Arizona, April 2, 1872;

Winslow, Arizona, April 2, 1923
S. w. Proctor,
Editor Winslow Mail.
Dear Sir
In the edition of the Mali, of
March 3Oth, under the heading
Heres something to think about"
wherein you advise Doing all trad
ing with the local Merchants" and
"Get away from the mail order
houses" I can understand to some
extent, the why, of this advice, to
the citizens, noting the increase of
the advertising, by the merchants, in
the columns of the Mail. Did it
ever occur to you that the merchants
of Winslow could not exist and make
their vast profits if it were not for
the r. r. payroll of Winslow? Do
they help us pay our taxes, in the ex-
orbitant prices they charge? :?
Ditto for the public Improvements
Ditto for the churches. Ditto for the
School expenses Ditto for Street
lights for Rental prices. Their pri-
ces are one of the principal causes
for the use of charity. l am telling
you it would be very few crums, that
would be left out Of the check for
the wage Garner, if he confined his
buying to Winslow exclusively. "The
Mail order houses, are the ones who
are enabling us to stand the differ
ent expenses you speak of, and then
have something left, for the Rainy
Day" you are mot talking to me"
my experiences shows conclusively,
where the trouble is. I have some
figures on income taxes, paid by our
merchants, some of them can erect
mansions here, and furnish them ex-
travagantly, others maintain their
families in vest luxury in other more
desirable places. What are they
doing for Winslow, but Milking the
payroll cow ? .? Outside of about
one or two merchants, or perhaps
more, but anyhow their number is
somewhat limited anyhow the "Big
ones" keep their families elsewhere,
the main object here is to get all of
the coin possible. Why not advise"
fair profits" as means Of eliminat-
ing the Mail order house" patron
age, and also as a means to get the
citizens to take a greater interest in
"Street paving Fiascos" and other
public improvements, suitable for
cities whose big blocks are valued at
thousands of dollars per front foot?
The Winslow mail., 1923-04-13

When We get the vast Alfalfa fields
Orange groves Peach and Apple or
chards & etc, which you know, even
if we could get sufficient water? the
season would not permit this culture
there will be time to talk half mil
lion dollar public Improvement pro-
ceedings. In the three years l have
been here the value of residence pro-
perty, lowing to the World War af-
termath) has been on the decline,
and from my own observations where
the paving was put in, the big dis
trict, rents have bounded up, but
these properties, being revenue pro-
perties, the patrons automatically all
pay the cost. Some different with
the non revenue property owner,
whose property, (regardless of i'm
prOvements put on,) is on the decli-
ne. IT an ordinary dwelling house
is sold here, who is the expected buy
er to be? r. r. man who on the
average, cant afford to pay more than
$2500.00 or 100000 for a domicile.
and that will probably be bought on
time. Another thing Mr.. Proctor it
has often been my experience here,
to be forced by the local merchants
to pay far more than first class
price for a third class article. If
Mail order houses can ship us first
class article, (Which they do) and
pay the freight and save us from
1000 to 5000 (Which they do) there
is no just cause for the exhorbitant
prices here. The best plan for all
concerned would be to stop trying to
starve to death the Goose that lays
the golden egg" Try and prolong it's
life, and administer fair treatment
from all angles, and the town will be
the better for it. 1t is the extremely
unfair usage of the people, at the
hands Of many, (who should be their
best friends) that creates dissatis-
faction here, and makes many want
to leave and as long as the powers
that be" follow their present tactics,
the town in general will be on the
decline. If there is any ''fair mind
edness', in this atmosphere it is now
time to show it, as the late war is
over the Master class" have gather
ed many more millions, and lets look
after the welfare of the common peo-
pie just little.
Respectfully yours,
E. E. COMSTOCK,
Box 652, Winslow
The Winslow mail., 1923-04-13

The mere suggestion to talk was all
that Charley needed and he launched
out in a glowing report of his trip
to the Springs, told of the wonderful
scenery round about them, and of
the beneficial results of bathing in
and drinking of the mineral water.
He said the Verde Hot Springs were
located about seventy miles south
east of Prescott, that the road out
from Prescott was exceptionally good
most of the way and that by now it
should be fine all the way as the
part that was a bit rough when he
The Winslow mail., 1923-04-13
CHAS DAzE TALKS
ON VERDE SPRINGS

A representative of the Mail, hav-
ing heard that Charley Daze was say
ing some pretty enthusiastic things
about Verde Hot Springs, sought
him out the other day and asked him
to talk little bit about the Springs.
The Winslow mail., 1923-04-13
WILL THE MERCHANTS ANSWER?
ADVERTISING TELLS THE TALE

Below is given, verbatim, a letter received by the
Wnsow Mail which requires answer from the Merch-
ants of Winslow. This letter written in answer to
the Mails Trade at Home article Is this man Right?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-22
"A Girl Forever"
Promises Monkey
Gland Doctor

London. Aug. IA. p. by MaiD-
Inc regeneration of women as we'll as
men, and without the aid of the
beauty doctor and the dressmaker
has been promised by DIR. Voronoff.
me famous monkey gland EXPERT.
Dr. Noronon explained during the re-
cent international Surgical Congress
mat he was making experiments at
the present time, and expected to be
able to announce the secret of ever
lasting girlhood about November.
The announcement that he expect
ed to make grandmothers into debu-
tantes caused sensation among the
delegates, and many of them were
frank in saying that they believed it
utterly impossible. In fact some of
them said he ought not to do it. one
prominent social worker of London
declaring:
What the doctors should do is to
ind some means of preserving the
strength of women of seventy. so
that they could give the benefit Of
their ripe experience to those in need
of it.
Women who have grown old ma
turally prefer nature to take its own
course. There are women who would
give anything to have their lost
beauty and youth restored, but thew
are of the selfish type"
DIR. Noronoff refuses to discuss the
subject further other than to saw he
has progressed to the extent that he
is certain of success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-22
Light and Airy
Circus Press AGENTS Baby

A circus press agent, becoming the
father of healthy boy, scorned to
send forth the customary conserva-
tive and engraved announcement,
substituted the following:
He is here! He is hero!
He is here.
The Greatest, Grandest, Most
Glitteringly Gorgeous Gift Of God.
A BABY,
Opens an unlimited engagement at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Tanbark
Positively his first appearance in
any crib.
Nine-count them-perfect pounds.
See this burly, bouncing and brob-
dignagian boy.
See him toy with his 10 tempting
and Misunderstanding toes.
Hear him cry with his loud, lusty
and lconine lungs.
SCI, HIM FED:
The tidy. taut and typically trim,
trained nurse will tip him his boiled
and brittle bottle in six superb ex-
hibitions daily-morning matinee
and evening.
Grand Vocal Concert Immediately
Prior to Each Palpitating Per-
Torrance. After which the great
wonder spectacle.
Marvellous, Miraculous, Mysterious,
Sublime.
Present this card at the door,
Lcslic's Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-22
THE PARKING PROBLEM

The parking problem in this as in
many other cities is a persistent one;
it will thrust itself on our attention
constantly until it may properly be
disposed Of. Because of the environ
ment Of our business street room for
expansion is greatly needed.
Among the suggestions of which we
have learned is that of widening
Commercial street. With a fifty foot
width, which, we understand, may be
had if suitable arrangements may be
made with the Maine Central Rail-
road Company, it would be possible
to park cars both sides for the en-
tire length, leaving passageway be-
tween.
This arrangement would provide a
parking place adjacent to the points
of congestion as no other would do
The likelihood Of the railroad needing
for its own purposes the land sought
seems to be very remote, and the city
really needs it. In the past the man.
ayers Of the railroad have usually
been very obliging in their relations
with the city and the feasibility of
the plan being SO evident it is hoped
an earnest effort will be made to put
1T into effect unless better sugges-
tton may be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-22
Anxious for Settlement Not for
EXpediency
(WaShingtOn POst)

washington POSt)
The United States government is
anxious, of course, to restore good
relations with Mexico, and perhaps
the returning commissioners are
bringing a. formula which will an
swer every requirement. 1t must be
remembered, however, that mere
political eXpediency. the desirability
of settling the Mexican question"
in order to make it appear that the
Republican party is entitled to
credit. will not satisfy the require
ments of justice. Nor will the
American people be satisfied with a
settlement that adjusts the claims of
financiers and rich oil concerns and
leaves in the lurch the Americans
who have lost all their property in
Mexico. There is a strong pressure
among New York financiers for re-
cognition of Obregon. Republican
politicians, too, are anxious to settle
the Mexican question:" The cues
ton that may be propounded to
President Coolidge is whether the
interests of poor as we'll as rich
Americans are protected in the pro-
posed settlement. If they are not.
we believe he is just and strong
enough to resist the pressure that
is now being applied, and to insist
that Mexico shall make certain and
adequate provision for the compen-
sation of Americans whose lands
have been confiscated.
The chief stumbling block in the
way of compensation of Americans