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been laid before the department of ficially.
 High federal prohibitions remained silent today, refusing to discuss the case, but it was said that Edgar N. Read, divisional chief of prohibi ton enforcement officers here, had taken under consideration the affi- davit signed by Lynch with view to recommending it's report to the state department, If the facts war ranted." Employees of embassies and legations as well as their officers, it was pointed out, are immune from arrest. but the state department, it was explained, can make suitable recommendations to any embassy or legation in the matter.
 Foreign Liquor Found
 The alleged disclosures made by Lynch brought out prominently the ca mpaign against suggested dealings here in foreign liquors through some embassies and legations. Raids dur ing the last six months have dis closed some liquor of an apparent high grade and to all appearance of foreign manufacture.
 The police believe they have To- cated one of the principal sources of such intoxicants.
 Further disclosures, however, are expected by prohibition agents to show that not all of the liquors sold in recent months in Washington as embassy stock" have been of such quality, but rather of a poor grade and of the "home- made" variety.
 Revenue Agent Ruby who con. ducted the arrest of Lynch. said from books found in the latters possess sion, 1t was evident liquor traffic through his office alone had amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last six months. Lynch's patrons, according to his books, Ruby said,. included not only well known citizens and members of society here but hotels and bootleggers The list of patrons runs well over hundred, 1t WaS added.
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DR. DILLARD LECTURES AT HUDSON COLLEGE

MARION, Ala, Jan. 24.-(Spe- cial)-Dr. J. E. billiard of Birming- ham, pastor of Southside Baptist church, is at Judson delivering a series of lectures before the student body. The first one was given Mon, day night,
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Reserue Bank Earnings

NEW YORK. Jan 23.-TotaI earnings of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in 1922 were $11341,o00 as against s54,7GL0OO in 1921. It was shown in the report to stockholders made public today by Benjamin Strong, governor. Total capital and surplus last December 31 Was ber 31. 1921.
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Alabama hs is56.,.......... SS S7> Alabama 4s. 1856 .......... 94 97 Ala bama 4iAs 1930-35. 4.25 basis. Cities of Birmingham. 4.70G5.25 basis. Jefferson County, 4.75@5.25 basis. Jefferson county warrants, basis 5N @ 5.
 per cent.
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GLEE CLUB PLANS CONCERT

The Glee club is working with en- thusiasm preparatory to the con cert, which will be given on Fehru ary 12 in the auditorium.
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ENGLAND TO TAKE
 TURK DISPUTE Il LEAGUE TRIBUNAL
No Compromise Probable at Near East Conference With Both Sides Holding to
 Their Positions
By Assoca4e.s Press

LAUSANNE, Jan. "A. - Great Britain's proposed appeal to the League of Nations against Turkey, on the ground that the Turkish at titude of the Mosul question threat ems to distrub international peace, was the subject of conference to- day between Lord Curzon, the Brit ish foreign secretary, and Sir Eric Drummond, secretary general of the league.
 Both the British and the Turks were holding tenaciously tonight to their original positions. No compro . mise appears possible; one or the other must back down.
 In the meantime a complete agree ment was reached today on the prob lem of the exchange of populations, whereby the Turks in Greece will be moved to Turkey, and the Greeks in Turkey who are Ottoman sub jects. will be sent back to Greece. Western Thrace. like Constantinople, is excluded from the general ex- change,
 Another Clash
 Another clash occurred today De- tween the British and Turks over the men buried in GallipoH. The Turks announced that the cemeteries Of the British dead must be made smaller; they were willing, they said, to discuss the laying out of new cemeteries else where than in Galli- poll.
 The British delegates character Ie ing that British forces now occupied Gallipoli and would continue to oc- cupy it, whatever happened, until as- surances were received that their sol dier dead would remain undisturbed.
 The allies have abandoned their demand for the expenses of the oocu- patton of Turkey and have reduced the separations bill to 15.000,000 pounds.
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no SHOW TNDUsTRTAI, pICTUREs

The art department is planning for two weeks exhibition of Roderick Mackenzie's pictures of Industrial Birmingham" MT Mackenzie is ex- pected about February 1 to present
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A Ecu Nice Diuidends

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Directors of the Hudson Motor Car company today an nonnced the declaration of an extra divi- dend of 25c and the regular quarterly dividend of soc. payable April 2 to stock of record March 22. These are the same payments as made in the preceding quar- ter.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24-A dividend of soc share was declared by the board of directors of the Standard Oil Company holders of record February 20, here to day.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Directors of the Pressed Steel Car company today declared the regular & per cent preferred stock dividend, payable February 27 Rumors which affected trading had been current to the effect that it would be passed.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BOND

Ala. N. Life Ins Co. (par 1o3.. 1s Is Protective Life Ins Co (par 10) IS 25
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POULTRY

CW. W. Garrett & Sons) Hens--Lsrge, 1s@20c; small, 13G l5c. Flyers-Large, 25Q27c; small 20c. Roosters-Per lb., l2c. Ducks-Per h., 22hc. Turkeys---Per b., S5Q40c. Geese-Per h., IS e 20c. Stags-Per h. I5A.sc
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MIsCELLANEOUs STOCKS
CITIES SERVICE oUoraTIoNs

Furnished by Henry [. Doherty X Co American Trust Bldg.)
 BIRMINGHAM, Jan. c3.- Bid. Asi, Cities Service debs D % 95
 Cities Service 6s pfd . 6Sas sSS Cities Service pref B..... 6ss e, Cities Service bankers .... IS I9 Slties Service common. n........,isf 1s4
 Empire Gas & Fuel ss pfd..... 80 92il
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NEW YORK CURB LIST

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Transactions on tho New York Curb Market today were as follows:
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Stocks Brace P While Standard Oil Take Market

his pictures and give a lecture on art.
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LIVE STOCK

Birmingham Packing Cop Fed steers: Good to choice 647c; medium to good. 5h16hc; common 10 medium, F @51ac. Grass cattle s(acoording to weight, quail ty and flesh) Steers, bh q 6c; fat cows Sls Q417c; medium cows, 3@3Isc; cutters 2G3c; canners, IF Q2c; heavy bulls, 2h @ Sc; light bulls, 2@ Sc; fat yearlings 70 Sc; medium yearings. 344c: vsslsTs 5@ Sc.
 Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs, !s5 to 25U pounds, sQsiac; choice corn fed hogs, l35 to 166 pounds, Iia4Sc; choice corn fed hogs. 90 to 135 pounds. 6laQ7c: light pigs. 90 pounds and down. 697c best heavy rough hogs. 5Qsc; half fat rough hogs. 4d SC. Soft and. oily hogs from ic to Pc per pound less than the above prices
 FISH
 Standard Fish Company Gray Snapper-Per h., l4c Red Snapper-Per h.. 21c. Spanish Mackerel--Per lb. 23c. r... Pompano-Per h., 35c. .ft Salt Water Trout-Per h., 22c. Mullet-Per lb.. 10c.
 Oysters-Chesapeake Bay extra select 32.s6 per gallon.
 (swift Col D. s. Clear Beilies-Per h., 1<@1eho. Silver Leaf Pure Lard-Per lb., 14c. Jewel Shortening-Per h., lac. Butter--Per ib., 54c.
 Hams-Skined. per h., 23 26c. Pork Loins-Per h.. 1s@2pe. Bacon-Per h.. 24D45c.
 Eggs-Per doz.. storage, 3sl fresh, 45c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
NEJLEPSf STRANkA PANA
COUE.

Nebudeme zde kritisovati le
sebni system pana Coue, ale
zcela mlmo jeho pokusy le-
ceni chorob jedna vec jest v
jeho skromne formulce, KITE
rou V techto dnech kazdy V
Americe vice meme zertovne
odrlkava, totiz: duch dobre
mysli. Jiz Beecher spravne
fekl, zs lidi nezabiji prace, ny
brz starosti. Ale jakmile po-
cnete Sc premlouvati, ze kaz-
dym dnem a v kazdem smeru
je Vam lepe a lepe, Vase mysl
81 ulehci, a ma tvari objevi Sc
usmev. A to je, echo vsichni
potrebujeme - vzbuzeni jas
neho, nadejneho naZirani ma
nasi praci. Vpravite-li 81 do
hlavy toto pQselstvi dobre ma
lady uzivate-li soucasne Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino, jez podne-
'cuje vnitrnosti X pravidelne
cinnosti a pomaha traveni, zba
vite Sc uplne onoho pocitu po-
vsechne malatnosti, boleni hla
Wy, zacpy, a nechuti k iidlu.
Vas lekarnik neb dodavatel le-
XII ma Trinerovo Horke Vino
ma sklade, - jeste neco: Zku-
sill jste jiz Trinerovu vonicku
ma ruce (Triner's Hand Lo-
tion) Je to vyborna v6c na
drsnou nebo podrazdenou plet'
a rozpukane ruce neb tvare.
kazdy chvali tento vyrobek
firmy Joseph Triner Company,
Chicago, Ill.
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nechteji ami jejich zen. Nyni
jsou tam V mode zapadni Ev-
ropanky, zvlaste blondynky $
modryma ocima."
"Odkud doplnujete sve "a
soby?" otazal Sc Anglican.
"Vetsinou parizskych OBJ
chodu. Name cely stab star
sich dam We svych sluzbach.
Chodi pc obchodech a zacina-
ii rozhovor mladymi divka-
mi, dotazujice Sc jich po je-
jich platu a pracovnim case a
jako prave lidumilky lituii je
do oci, re nejsou "a svou pra-
ci dosti cenGny a vypravuji
Jim o svych stycich S velkoob-
chodniky v Americe, ktefi pla-
|ti trojnasobne sluzne. Daji-li
Sc takto zlakati, pozve je da-
ma k pratelskemu obedu do
nektere venkovske restaurace
a tam odtud je dopravime sem
a -" ctihodny Martinak ucinil
.pohyb rukou, jako by chtel ma
znaciti: "Dvere zapadnou ga
mimi ma zamek."
Pc obede vesli vSichni til do
pisarny vlevo cd domovnich
dveri. Veskere zarizeni teto
nuzne svetnitky zalezelo re til
hnede natrenych psacich pull
til, nekolika rakosovych zidli
a stoianu knihami a paplry.
Zde konecn6 byl obchod uied-
nan; dohodli Sc ma pet stcch
francich.
MAN vami znacnou ztra-
tu,' povzdechl Cork, strkaje|
zlate penize do kapsy. Gale
je dobre Sc pripraviti,
re Sc spekulace nekdy nepo-|
dari."
"Nejlepe by bylo, kdybyste
Sc nasim povozem vratil do Pa
fize,' pravil nyni starsi bratr,
"nebot' na tax malem nadrazi
jako ie nase, kazdeho cestuji.
ciho bedlive poZoruji."
"yak chcete," odpovedel ny
nj Cork. "AvSak muslin hned
pd.ieti, abych byl neipozdeji ri
ira rano v Londyne."
Ia ctvrt hodiny zastavil viz
prede dvermi a ctihodni kole-I
COVE sc srdecne rozlouGili.
(Pokracovani)
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KRAJAN RUDOLF ROBL.
Sc HLEDA.

Ceskoslovenska UradOvna
Cizojazycne Sluzby Informal
nj byla pozadana, 0 zjisteni
adrcsy pana Rudolfa Robla,
zam6stnanim sklare, jenz pfi-
jel anebo mel prijeti zacat-
KEN tohoto roku do Spoje-
nych Statu.
Kdo by znal jeho adresu,
necht' il laskav6 zasle ma Cze
choslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Servi-
&c, 1l9 West 1lst Street, New
York CITY.
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PREPADEN A OLOUPEN
CERNOCHY.

Isidor Silverman, 261l vych.
AZ. ul. byl vcera prepaden ma
vych. 81. ul. dvema cernochy,
ktei.i mu pfedem sebrali brej-
lie, ably 81 je patrne nemohl
prohlednOuti a Je popsatl, ma
cez jej povalili Ma zem a vybra
Ii 2 kapes celou hotovost jeho
1923.
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PRODA Sc venkovni Stor
prodejem rlzneho zbozi, $ 1s
akrovym pozemkem, 20 mil Cd
Clevelandu. Je to dobre OBJ
chodni misto, must byt ale pro
dan. BlizSi sdeli O. G. Hill
man, 1149 E. 148. st. re st.
Clair Ave. Pfijd'te vecer.
3-22
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem barev, 1852 Kins
man Rd. Tydni trzba pres
$3.50, pri obchode je pekny
byt 5 pokojich. Vymeni Sc
pc pffpade "a dvourodinny
dun aneb "a hotove. Haste
Sc u jednatele 6015 Scovill
Ave. 3-28
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kdc sc trzi $4OO tydne, zadna
konkurence v okoli tri mil.
Trzba ia hotovc. Naleza sc v
{. 91O8 Superior Ave. Blizsi
sdeli jednatel Y els. 6O15 SEQ
will Ave. vecer od 4 do Z ho-
din. 1921
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod v ceskem okoli ma zapa-
dni strane aneb sc vymeni "a
privatni dum, nejradeji ma
vyehodni strane. Majetek je
rohovy, je tam Stor, 3 byty s
koupelnami a garazi. Prijem
re dvou bytl je $50 mesicne.
Cena $1,000. The Atlas Finan-
ce Co. 5454 Broadway. Ptejte
Sc ma Mr.. Kohouta. 3-17
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PRODA Sc kabinet do kuchy-
ne, still, zidle, houpaky, stoja-
ny ma kvetiny, singrovka, mo-
tor k sicimu stroll, electricity
cistic karpetu, postele, pera,
matrace, velky dresser, detska
postylka, buffet, still, zidle, g.
kusovy parlor set, linoleum a
jine veci. Haste sc v Il 1918
Clark Ave. 3-17
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vELkA LACE. - Dvourodin-
ny dunn a 5ti pokojich ma pek-
ne dlazdene ulici, lot 40 pri
156 str. Ia tento krasny ma
jetek Sc zada pouze $780,
Must byti WIDEN. Zadni a.
genti. Tel mann lot 35 pri 130
str. ma dlazdene ulici, ktery sc
da pouze "a $1,000. Haste
Sc u R. E. Deacon, 4429 War
,ner Rd. Vezmete vych. los.
'karu. 3-17
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PRIJME Sc spolehliva ceska
divka do cesk6 rodiny ma vse-
obecnou domaci praci. Haste
sc u JarolimkI v els. BAIT w.
III. St. z Lorain Ave. Telefon
Hemlock 404O 3-17
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PRODA Sc 5 novych domu
okoli 1913. ul. Miles Ave. O 6.
pokojich, koupelna, elektrika,
kombinacni fernes, tvrde po-
dlahy a vSe moderne zarizeno.
Vezme Sc $500 hotove neb lot
a jakykoli jiny majetek, co
prvni splatka. Priid'tc hned
k Mr.. Davis, els. 2O3 Superior
Bldg. aneb zavolejte Main
1925. 3--22
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn na
pekne ulici, blizc kostela u
vych. 13l. ul. v Corlett. Jsou
tam tfi pokoje dole a tfi loz-
nice S koupelnou nahore, psk-
ma puda, sklep pod celym do
mem. FerneS, p6kny lot 40
pfi 130 str. s garazi. Cena pro
RICHLY prodej $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli JOS. Smetana, 5O23 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
3-l7
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PRODA Sc lot ma Arch ul. z
Libby Rd. v peknem miste. Pri
rychlem prodeji "a hotove, da
Sc velmi lacino, po pripade sc
vymeni "a zachovaly automo-
bill. Haste Sc v {. $500 Ban
croft Rd. z Warner Rd. 3-17
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PRlJMOU Sc masinarky a div
ky ma ruku ma kazajkovou
praci. Haste sc v (. 3249 E.
.49th st. 3-17
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PRODA Sc moderni jcdnoro-
dinny dunn ma Marvin Ave. po-
blize Fulton Rd. "a pficinou u
mrti, da Sc velmi lacino. Biz
81 sdeli P. Ncuzil, Oils Dcni.
son Ave. Tel. Hemlock 1919.
=?
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PRODA Sc dunn blize Miles
ave. ma vych. 131. ILL.,; nejlep-
81 okoli a da sc velmi LEVINE.
Prijd'te Sc podivat Haste Sc
u B. j. Bartoski, 6628 Seibert
Ave. S. E. 3-17
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni uniovi te-
sari. Haste Sc v els. 135O1
Beechwood Ave. v Corlett.
3-19
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CABLE GIRLS Sc prijmou ma
lehkou praci. Haste Sc els.
3O53 vych. 81. ul. 3-l9
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eSAAsSSAAs
"Ne, tax vysokych cen zde
nezname. Neplatime nikdy Vi
ce nez til sta frankd. Jsou
znatna vydani. Jelikoz poll
Gle pocala po mas opetne slidi-
ii, musime byti pfi vsem velmi
opatrni a to zpusobuje nesmir
ne vylohy. Nabizime vam tri
sta franku, ami o sous vice."
Cork zkroutil Sc pri teto ma
bidce a odpovedel po presta-
ce:
"Obchod nnusim 81 nejprve
rozmysliti."
"Prosim," pravil staisi bratr
a zvedl sc,
''Zatfm ud6lejte nam to po-
teseni a posnfdejte nan1i. Bu-
dete asi po dlouhe ceste hladov
a male obcerstveni bude vam
vitano."
Otevrel dvere Gio ;idelny, .je
jiz zarizeni bylo rovnez nuzne
neciste. Posadili sc u okrou-
hlehu stolu, mladsi bratr pri-
nasel jidla q obs1uhoval. Ho-
stitelka plnila sklenici hostovu
kyselym cervenym vinem.
MEL jste drive vyborny Ia
vod zde v Parizi, naproti bur-
se," pravil Cbrk. Mate jej|
jeste?"
"Ne. Prisli jsme do konflik-
tn S policii,' odpovedel starsi
Martinak lhosteine. 'Byli jsme
nuceni iej zavriti. Potom byli
jsme nekolik let ma cestach vi
cizine. Reke -zdrzel .jsem sc VI
Buenos Aires a V Montevideu.
kde isem vessel We spojeni S FL
lipem Garcim. Jeho otec vedl
V mladsich letech obchod 81
cernochy, jez privazel z Al
friky. Po zruseni otroctvi "a
cal provozovti jiny obchod,
rovnez vynosny Otec jest n.y.
nj jiz dlouho mrtev, avsak syn
zd6dil ieho lod' a po al diva
krate do roka dopravuje bile
otrokyne z Evropy do Jizni A.
meriky. Kdyz pristane $ lodi
donna, pIiJdou kupci a pocnc
drazba. Co sc neproda ia mi
ste, dopravi Sc do jinycn, iiz-
neii polozenych mist. Vyzi-
ska mnoho pen6z We volnem
case pohybuje Sc stale nej-
vznesenejsi spolecnosti.'
"Bylo by mozno divku, KITE
rou isem privezl, dopraviti do
.izni Ameriky?" otazal Sc
Cork. "Radi bychom il nell
co mono nejdale re strachu
pred anglickou policii.'
"Rozumim,' pravil Marti-
max a vyprazdnil sklenku. =
"Ale nest astnou nahodou cd
plula lod' prave pred tremi
dny y Bordeaux. Prijizdi ohy
ceine dvakrate do roka cd
we've az patnact set devtat Me
zitim kupuji a shanim roz-
manitych zemich. Vseeky Vi
", ktere zdc viditc pod6l .ilni-
ce, jsou nase a slouzl ia skla-
diSt6 pro nasc zbozi."
"To je. opravdu velkolepy
podnik!"
"Zaiiste, nalezi X nejvetsim
We Francii. V jednc Vile jest
cukrarstvi, V druhe obehod Vi
mem, treti obchod cokoladou
atd. Timto zpusobem k1ame.
me policii, kdyz pride ma pre-.
hlidku naseho zavodu. Ide
name obehod kavou, pravil,
usmlvaje Sc.
"'To ie vcru chytre!' =
"kdyz byl bratr V JIM A.
merlcc,' vypravoval nyni mlad
81 Martinak, 1'vydal jsem sc do
Orientu. Tam vstoupil .jsem We
spojeni 6 vrchnim eunuchen
haremu stareho sacha pcrskc
no a postal mu podlc smlouyy
nekoiik francouzskych dlvek
ale Sach platil tax mizerne, ze
isem s MIN prerusil veskere sty
XIV Nyni tiopiS,Ili 81 : r4k on
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PRIME Sc divka ma lehkou
domaci praci. Dobre misto pro
hodnou divku. Haste Sc &.
54O1 Clark Ave. 3-19
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PRODA Sc novy bungalow
6 pokojich, krasne dekorova.
ny, sc vSim zvelebenim. Lot
je 40 pri lao str, bude-li pro
dan do tydne da Sc LEVINE. Kdo
pride drive, ten koupi. Agenti
sc vylucuji. Haste sc v {
135O4 Bartlett Ave. z vych.
131. ul .Vemte Union karu.
SIT
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HLEDA Sc byt o 6 pokojich,
blize Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
Adresu nechte adm. t. listu.
r54 if .3-17
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HLEDA Sc k pronaimuti krej-
covska dina, ktera jest .jiz "a
i'lzena. Nechte adresu v adm.
t. listu. 3-2O
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PRONAJME Sc stor bud sam
o sobe, aneb bytem, hodici Sc
pro jakykoli obchod, nejlepe
cukrovinkovy. Haste sc v els.
1896 E. 65th st. roh Morton
Ave. 3-17
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PRODA Sc reznicky a grocer
III obchod V ceskem okoli, "a
ipricinou nemoci a da sc LEVINE.
AdrcSa sc sdeli v adm. |. listu.
3-17
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$1,000 kOUPf pekny velky
dun, hodici Sc "a "stravni"
dunn, kde ie Z svetnic, plyn, e.
lektrika, sklep pod celym do
mem a je V peknem tichem o.
-koli. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc v
c. 2193 zap. 81, ul. mezi Clark
"a Lorain Ave. $40
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PRIME SE'

PRIJME Sc nekolik dobrych
masinarek a zehlic ma muzske
kabaty. Stala prace cely rok.
Haste sc v {. 1881 E. 81. st.
3-17
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PRIME Sc zena ma domaci
praci do dvouGlenne rodiny.
Haste Sc u G.. Linhart, 5722
Portage Ave. 3-24
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc silny jednotunovy
Republic Truck, - dale Ford
Roadster 1919, dobre zachova-
~ a da sc LEVINE. Haste sc v G..
1927 Broadway. 3-10l
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PRODA Sc cukroyinkovy a
groccrni obchod, trzba ia ho
tove, kdc je tez prodej Skol-
Mich potreb. Musi byt prodan
do dvou tydnu. Adresa sc .sde
Ii adm. t |, 3-17
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PRODA Sc dunn peti poko-
jich, vse ma jedne podlaze, =
fernes, garaz, blize skoly a
Union kary. Cena $4,000, da
Sc ma splatky. Haste sc v {.
1916 Horner Ave. 4 vych.
131. ul. 3-23
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJMOU Sc diva Story,
hodicf Sc pro jakykoli obchod,
jsou ma rohu vych. 131. ul. a
Union Ave. Haste Sc tamtez
(?)
Evening star., 1923-12-29
REALTORS GIVEN LOG
FROM MT. VERNON
Will Be Used to Form Symbol of
Aid in Home Ownership
Development.

A section of chestnut log grown on
Mount Vernon has been made available
to the National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards for the creation Of a con-
crete symbol of the part which the as
sociation has taken, and is planning to
take in the development throughout
America of the widest possible home
ownership and the protection through
wise public policies of the best interests
of the American home.
The timber, coming from the home
that housed the father of his country
and that represented the finest flower
ing of the home life in the days of the
laying of the foundations of the repub-
lie, will be. used to embody for the as
sociation the type 'of the American
home. 1t will be made symbol of the
ideal of service OF the realtors in the
development of home ownership, in the
furthering of home beauty, In the pro-
lection of home neighborhoods against
business encroachments and In the safe
guarding of home values against the
of excessive tax imposi-
tions and other destructive legislative
policies AS such symbol, the en-
hodiment of the ~American home will
be used in the formal ceremony which
will mark the induction into Office of
officials OF the association for the COM
ing year. The Installation will take
place asl%part of the program OF the
mfdwinter meeting of the associations s
committee, to be held at Au-
gusta. Ca, January II to 19, inclusive.
1t is planned that the Mount Vernon
relic shall have a permanent place in
the associations assemblies.
We frOy Slxx-x 4 n y,
courtesy of the Mount Vernon Associa-
Evening star., 1923-12-29
NATIONAL OFFICERS
WILL. BE INSTALLED
Convention of Real Estate Boards
in Augusta Next Month to-
Witness Ceremony.

Officers of the National Association
Office January Is. and who will be
formally inducted into office at the
coming Augusta meeting of the as
ISOLATION, are as follows:
President. H. r. Ennis, Kansas
City, Mo-: vice presidents, A. j. Kelly,
jr., Pittsburgh, Pa; Frank H. Pur-
ington, Boston, Mass; Russell c. Hill
San Antonio. Tex: Caldwell Norton,
Louisville. Ky: Paul c. Loeber,, Chi
cago: Ogden A Confer. Minneapolis;
Benjamin Watkins. Atlanta, Ga, c.
c. c. Tatum. Los Angeles; Claude L.
Richards. Salt Lake City, Utah; w.
H. BosIcy. Toronto, Ontario: secre-
tary, W. II. Dyer, Cincinnati. Ohio;
treasurer, Hirman S. Cody. Chicago,
i'll.
Directors, term expiring 1925. Paul
Z. Stark, Madison, Wis; Robert Jem-
G. Edwards. New York city: Frank
Craven. Philadelphia, Pa; Frank L.
McNeny. Dallas, Tex.
Directors. term expiring 1926, Ivan
o. Ackley, Chicago; H. r. Ennis, Kan
sas City, Mo. w. E. Shannon, Wash
ington, d. c.; Demmie p. Cooke, CO..
lumbus. Ohio; e. B. Arthaud, Ho-
quiam, Wash.
Directors. term expiring 1927, John
r. Hastings, Omaha. Nebr.; Leonard
p, Reaume. Detroit. Mich; w. H.
Gardner, Winnipeg, Manitoba j. w,
Hannauer, st. Louis, Mo.