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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
HOSPITAL DAY
SATURDAY NEXT
Open Hoasr ~ County Institution fe
Mara Observance ~ National
Movement.

Saturday. May IL. some five thou
sand hospitals throughout the United
States will Join in observing tn,
Third National Hospital day b,
throwing their doors vide opea 10
the public and inviting their neigh.
born TO come In aud see for them.
selves how hospitals care for the sick
and injured.
President Harding has again In.
dieated his interest in this move
msnt TO make the public better ae-
qusinfed with hospitals and hospital
service. 1T II especially a pleasure
10 express my Interest In the work
OF National Hospital Day which
seeks 20 arouse the largest possible
public interest In the work OF hos
pitfalls aud similar institutions. -
wrote President Harding.
Twin Falls county hospital viii
Join IN the observance Of National
Hospital Day By holding open house
from one 20 four O'Clock In the after
noon. In specfion Of the hospital,
nurses home. and other buildings.
wi,h demonstration OF x-ray equip
nenf and other scientific apparatus
will be features which viii we'll re-
pay all Who visit the Institution May
IL.
The board OF county commission
ers and the management OF the hos
pitai urges that az many people as
possible avail themselves Of this OPP
porfunify.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Filler District Wins First Place
Saturday Ina Athletic
Contests.
Totals .s2s iss
(By sUpT. r. i. PECK

Z VIZ ~ - - a a@ArhN
Filler district won the second an
nual Track and Field Meet for the
schools OF elementary grades OF
Twin Falls county held at the fair
grounds here Saturday. Maroa was
second with So points.
The meet proved a big event for
the Filler district. Throughout the
day In the thirty six events for both
boys and girls only six did not yield
to Filer's conquest. for place either
as first. second. OF third. Five OF
the eleven county records were
broken by Filler men. Seventeen
Filler athletes were decorated with
the badges. Thirty OF the eighty
awards were pinned on boys and
girls representing the Filler district.
Boys and girls from districts who
were included In Filler players and
the points won:
Boys-Clarke. Washington. second
In running broad jump: Greenwood.
Washington. second In running hop
step and jump, third IN baseball
thAVN onA AAfHN IA Htt& put AstDi
Elmwood. second in i0o-yard dash.
Girls-Hilfiker Popular hin. first
In baseball throw.
The success OF the day was assured
at = O'Clock In the morning when the
boys and girls from the various
schools began 10 arrive. Several hun
dred persons were in attendance all
day. The events we're all held In
front OF the large grandstsnd where
everybody could be seated and OBJ
serve all contests
The number Of contestants and
spectators was about the same as
attended last May. Girls athletics
Ia Twin Falls county is an unquaii- |
lied success. There were more girls
10 each OF the groups than there
we're senior boys. The general rules
and order Was the same as used
throughout the county In 1929. there
being nine districts IN the county IN
which examinations were held prior
% the county meet In this way er-
~ school colud compete Ia its own
district and n qualified would send
q athletes 10 Filler for the finals.
To allow boys and girls to COM
'ete With others OF equal age the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

Next Saturday. May IL. at an cleo
ton of tho largest Irrigation district
In artifleisliy wstered America. viii
be decided the fate OF tho largest
reservoir so mammoth a. TO rival
thoso OF the Nile and EuphrAfes--
with a floor OF $4,000 acres. pro-
yiding water for an empire. and the
construction OF which will involve
the moving OF an entire town OF con-
siderable proportions. with its pab-
lie and private buildings. its mills
and its railroad trsckage-
The seat OF this proposed develop
mcnt is American Fails. where the
government in co-opcrstion With var
ious Irritation tracts. combined Ia
the American Falls reservoir dis
trict. and others being financed In
dependently OF the big district. pro-
poses to construct this great rsssr-
voir. inundatinx what IL nov the
town OF American Falls and storina
waste waters OF the snsks river To
the extent OF 100000 acre fset In
the first unit TO be built and, po-
tentiaily. 3.ooo. 900 acre feet.
The big district L. an Essential
factor In the financial structure.
and. therefore. n the bond election
should fail In that district the whois
thing would collapse: and the gov
crnment has already announced that
such failure would mean sbandon-
ment OF the undertaking.
The governments share OF ths
cost is provided BY congressional ap-
propriation under it's contract. ~
with the big district and
the other units. pending only the
action OF the various To-
rslities. and has been Available for
! long time. Al present there u
VI .ooo.0 goo OF government money
available. This contract with the
se=ernment will be sreeuted II APP
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Masons to Gather
for Big Meeting
Lodges in 10 Towns and Cities to be
Represented at Conference.

George NJ. Scott of Idaho Falls,
state grand master OF the Masonic
lodge, will be among several prom
inent lodge officials who will attend
the first district conference of the
is lodges in the Twin Falls district
at Twin Falls next Wednesday and
Thursday.
Other visiting officials will be
Will Gibson of Mountain Home.
grand junior warden; Curtis +. Pike
of Boise, grand secretary. Jerry W.
Robinson of Boise. past grand mas
past grand master. and Frank O..
Burroughs of Boise. editor OF the
Idaho Freemason. the Masonic pa
per of this state. which started pub
LEGATION about year ago.
The general objects of the confer
ence are closer bonds OF fellowship.
better acquaintance and Masonic
educational work. About 100 dele
gates are expected. Charles f. Jones.
worshipful master OF Twin Falls
lodge No. as. is in charge and the
program details are being arranged.
A banquet al s p. m. Wednesday
will be the opening feature.
On Thursday evening the third
degree of Masonry will be conferred
on A. A. Carlson OF this place.
Lodges in the following towns will
be represented in the conference;
Albion. HALEY. Shoshone. Twin
Falls. Hepburn. Buhl. Wendell, III
er. Gooding. Jerome. Rupert. Bur
ey. Richfield. HOLSTER. Eden. Paul.
and Glenns Ferry.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
VILLAGE BOARD
MEMBERS TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE
New Officials Sworn in Tuesday
Nighf--Adjourn TIL
Tonight.

The newly elected village trustees
were sworn into office Tuesday eve.
ming at a short session In the village
offices.
The new board is composed Of Guy
n. -Shearer. Grover c. Davis, H. T.
Mcmillan. n. X. Dillingham; and
juneau II. Shinn. Messrs. Shearer
and Davis succeed themselves. while
the three new members succeed A.
o. maitland. II. Il. Hammerquist. and
L. NJ. Smith who completed two
year terms.
On account OF the absence OF Dr.
n. f. Mcmillan at the Tuesday night
meeting. the new board adjourned
until tonight when they will meet
and elect a chairman. At this meet
ing lots will be drawn 20 determine
which members shall serve fer two
years and which shall serve for -four
year terms.
Other matters that will perhaps
engage the attention OF the new
trustees is the appointment OF a
and street commissioner.
village attorney. clerk, police Judge.
and a treasurer.
AT its final session the outgoing
board cleaned mp all unfinished bus
ness; allowed the usual monthly
bills. cansassed the results OF the
siection. and received = report from
Tresurer Elmer =. Haag regarding
'iiiage finances. which stated that
he annual financial statement would
- ready within a few days.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Babies Health is
Theme of Program

Yesterday and today are baby
days in Filler, with meetings on both
dates for the women OF the eommun-
ity. planned and executed BY the
Filler Woman's club.
Drs. Cioucheck and Davis ad-
dressed a group OF mothers al the
I. o. O. r. hall yesterday afternoon
on the feeding and care OF infants
A good sized audience wa. in attend
ance
Today from 10 10 I o'clock at the
high school building a health con
ference and baby clinic is being held
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Firemen's Convention
Here on Sunday

The Filler Volunteer Fire depart.
ment will be hosts sunday 70 rep
resentatives Of the Southern idaho
Firemen and Police society from
Twin Pals. Jerome. CoodinE and
Bull.
II h planned 10 hsve session
that will extend over the greater
part of the day and viii include con-
ferences and demonstrations de-
signed to be OF particular benefit TO
association members.
The group viii be guests az dinner
here. and will be Joined by members
OF the village board Of trustees.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAMS MARK
CLOSE OF SCHOOL

Next week will mark the close OF
school school in, all those districts
In this section which do not close
this week. H. most instances gradu-
alton exercises will be held. preceded
by a series OF commencement week
events.
The series of high school com
mencement events started last week
with the junior-senior banquet which
was held at the high school build
ing Friday evening. This was most
pleasant affair, and has become an
annual event in the calendar OF the
schools events.
On Friday evening OF this week at
the Gem theater the, senior class
play The Passing of the Third Floor
Back" a three-act comedy drama,
will be presented under the direction
OF Miss Gertrude Walter, instructor
In public speaking in the school.
This play was written by Jerome X
Jerome. Indicating the merit OF the
production a royalty fee OF s25 is
required for its presentation here.
The cast of characters include Leon
Schnell, Maurice Cole. Charles Diehl,
Oman Davis. Marie Brady. James
Schiidman, Leslie Aman, Hazel Nan
colas. Myrtle Dexter, Bess Jennings.
Wilma Noh and Herbert Diehl.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered Sunday evening at 1880
O'Clock at the Methodist church by
the Rev. c. E. Deal.
The annual high school picnic will
be held on Wednesday.
The commencement exercises will
be held at the Gem theater Friday
evening May IL. President Charles
X. Frazier of the Idaho Technical in
stltute will deliver the graduation
address, this to be followed with the
presentation of diplomas.
The graduates, 21 in number, in
clude: Leslie +. Aman, NJ. Maecil !
Beeman. Byron Barry, Marie w.
Brady, A. Bess Jennings. Maurice |
q. Cole, Onah l.. Davis. Herbert l.. |
Deal, Myrtle c. Dexter. Charles G.
Diehl, Margaret A. Chasteen, Il. Mae |
Griggs, Helen w. Hilfiker. M. Rich
ard Hurst, Winfred O. Martin. Edith
NJ. Nancolas. Hazel K. Nancolas,
Wilma A. Noh, Leon G. Schnell, NJ.
Leah Timm and James A. Schildman,
MAroa School Program
At Maroa the graduating exercises
Of the eighth grade will be held
evening OF next week.
However, preceding this event there
VIII be an annual school program
Monday evening. On
Tuesday the annual community din
,er viii be held at the school house.
with the whole community joining in
he affair. A baseball game will be
held In the afternoon. with the
'chool team. and the men of the dis
rict supplying the players.
The exercises marking the gradu-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Bull Man Killed
on State Highway
Body Discovered In Wr-ckaxe Of Car
ON Road Near Burnley.

A. v. Mounce. pioneer resident OF
Bull. was killed Wednesday evening
when the automobile in which he
va~ riding left the road and plunged
into the ditch west Of Burnley. The
body vas taken 10 the undertaking
p2rlors at Burnley to await arrival OF
Mrs. Mounce-
Mr.. xounce vas about so years
of age aud was one OF the earliest
xetflsrs IN the vest part OF the eoun-
". He IL survived by a widow and
three children
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
BOND ELECTION SATURDAY
FOR AMERICAN FALLS DAM


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Date OF cleetion-- Saturday.
May IL.
Who can vote-Esery owner OF
real estate. or holder OF contract
for real estate. This also includes
the wife.
Each eleetor and his wife can
vote In tho reservoir district pre-
clnet in which they live. although
his real estate may be elsewhere
In the district.
Voting places
sprinKfleld-Sehooi House.
Jerome-Offics of North Side
Canal Company.
Wendell--Clty Hall.
Bliss--Drug Store.
Twin Fails--Coart House.
Fiier-City Hall.
Buhi-City Hall.
The polls will be open from q.
m. until 7 p. m. mountain time.
Electors vote on both the bonds
and the proposed contract.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
HARDING DAN

The proposal comes from Ameri-
can Falls that the proposed dam al
that place be named Harding dam.
and that the president be induced
TO visit the site OF the dam this
summer while on his western trip
and turn the first shovel full Of dirt
II is pointed out that there Is a
precedence for the idea In the big
Roosevelt dam In Arizona
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
BASEBALL CANE TO-DAY

The Rural high school baseball
nine viii play It's final game OF the
season here this afternoon wifh the
Hagerman aggregation.
This game. originally scheduled
for Friday Of this week Was advanced
one day on account OF the senior
class play which viii be presented
Friday evening Of this week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

Filler Post American Legion met
last evening in the offics OF Earl
Muuyon. commander. st which time
preparations we're made for Mem
orial day servfees-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
GOLF BrG BREwrSG

An attempt Is being made to re-
vive interest in golf by officers and
members OF Fair Acres golf club.
who have been out the last two sun
day mornings getting the Links In
shape for playing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

y. c. Meredith succeeds Mr.. J. II.
Barker as president OF the board.
Mr.. Barker having resigned on ac-
count OF lack Of time 10 devote 10
tho Fair.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
COMING EVENTS

Notice Of all me<tinss. enter
tslnnents and events Of xescrai
interest will be pubIishsd week
~ under this heading. free OF
charge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

The Boise fair has gone fuzzy. the
Blackfoot fair Is still In doubt. no
other fair IN the state has ever rank
ed with the Twin Falls county fair
Now is the time for this county to
show how things are done when and
where folks work together.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

The Fair Board is made up OF the
following members; p. c. Meredith,
Y. o. Walter. @. c. Davis. X. +. Mac
Namara. c. w. Case. Elmer Requa
and n. =. Brossard.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

The big State Duroc-Jersey Futur-
ity is coming along nicely but breed
ers should remember that Il takes
80 herd nominations TO put the thing
over. Better nominate now. You
may not take all the premiums but
you may learn something valuable
about the quality OF your own herd.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
TO-DAY

Baby health conference Al high
school building. auspices Filler
woman's club.
Afternoon. High school base
ball game. Filler Va. Hsgsrmsn.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Reliable Information
About County Fair

The dates OF the fair are ssptem-
Der II TO "a inclusive.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
PLATT SAYS o. P.
To BUILD ROAD
SOUTH TO WELLS
Residents Await Confirmation on
Rogerson-Wells Line; To Take
Up Idaho Central Option

South Idaho residents are await
ing confirmation. by President c. r.
Gray OF the Union Pacific railway
system, on the statement made Sat
urday in Salt Lake by II. V. Plat.
Union Pacific vice president and
general manager. TO Judge r. A.
Walters and James s. Keel. Twin
Falls. that the Union Pacific system
win build a railway line from Roger
son. Ida. TO Wells. New. 10 afford a
railway outlet for southern Idaho to
the south.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
Begin Work Soon

Construction will begin in the Inn
mediate future and the roadbed viii
be completed by fall, Mr.. Plat told
the Twin Falls men. They reported
TO Mr.. Plat success attending the
efforts OF Twin Falls citizens as
ISOLATED with them on securing an
option for the purchase OF $4,000
OF the certificates OF necessity and
convenience for construction OF the
road. that were issued almost two
years ago To the Idaho Central Rail-
road company, San Francisco. OF
which Conrad Wolfe is president.
They reported also securing options
for purchase OF 100 acres of land
on the outskirts OF Twin Falls to be
occupied by roundhouse and yards
OF the Union Pacific in connection
with the south line.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

Leo Greenwood has been employed
TO put the grounds In better shape
than they have ever been. Every
thing viii be put In condition for
tourist camping and local picnics.
Parties wanting TO hold pienics
should secure permission from the
secretary.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

Evening. Dancing Gem roof
garden. Hosea ssoSt's Gem State
-Four.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10
FRIDAY

Evening. Senior class play
Passing OF the Third Floor
Back Gem thesger.
Evening. Dancing Gem rosf
eardsa.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

There are three big questions that
occupy the public mind. They are
the American Falls Dam. the Idaho
Central railroad and the Twin Falls
County Fair. The latter Ia the only
one that is assured Al this time. The
fair Is fully financed. Every citizen
OF the county ia a stakeholder. ev-
cry producer should be an exhibitor
and every person should be proud
10 contribute TO It's success. All to-
gether. Let's go
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

Now Is the time 10 plan an exhibit
for the Fair. Last years premium
list will be a good guide as TO what
this years viii contain. However.
the COMMITTEES Is busiiy engaged In
making up a new one which will not
be ready for distribution for a
month.
Secretary.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-10

America Falls dam election.
Polls open from 9 a. M to 7 p m
. Afternoon. Free motion picture
show. Gem thesssr. compliments
FfIsr business men.
Eysning--Motfon pictures. Gem
theater.
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Rad Horymir Gis. 80. - FIR.
Kuzel, Chicago, Ill.
Rad kard@s II. 3S.- Jan Had
Vaclsv Jakouhek, nahrad-
mix Vaclay Spacek, Chicago
Ill.
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sef Zavadil, naIhradnik, Ant
Radek, Baltimore, Md.
Rad Chicago, els. 45. - JOSEF
Vyborny.
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Josef Dvofak, nahradnik
Frank Ridl.
Rad Washington, Gis. 4s. -
Ant. Hildebfand,, nahrad-
mix Jan Waldman. N. Y.
City.
Rad Lincoln cis. 50. - 0. Raj
tora' a Emil Fiala.
Rad Lipany els. 81. - j. j.
K&rnik. Nahradnik, Frant.
Jelinek.
Rad Trocnoy Sis. 52. -Vaclav
Wagner, nahradnik FIR. Cru
bauer. y
Rad Victory Els. 81. - ia
mes Karasek, nahradnik La
die Pesek.
= Rad Volta N&prstek Sis. 56.
Jakub Hajek, 1919 Library
Ave. s. w., nahradnik Jan
SNozil.
Rad chodovs cis. 5S. - Ste
pan Zach, nahradnik Frank
Havlena.
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Emile JakOubkoNa,, nahrad
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Schlehofer,
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Kubecek.
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DR.. ARt. Mueller.
Rad Legie Gis. IS - Vaclav
Soukup, nahradnik Josef
Kocik.
Rad Alexander Hamilton, els.
Csc. - A. r. Zicha, ml.,
Rad Cleveland Chapter (. II,
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Rady oznacene hyezdickOu,
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|TYTO MAJETKY Sc PRO-
|DAJf VELMI LACINO SICE

Dvourodinny dun ma Oak
field Ave., 4 pokoje koupel-
ma dole to same nahore, fer
mes, lot 40 phi $50 str, lace
"a $72OO.OO.
Dvourodiny dunn ma 81. ul.
z Harvard Ave-, A pokoje a
|koupelna dole a 5 pokojd a
koupelna nahofe. Fernes, ga
|raz, ulice dazdena. Cena
100000
Dvourodiny dim ma Oak
field Ave-, A pokoje a koupel-
ma dole a to same nahore, fer
mes, pekny lot, cena $500.
Jednorodiny dunn ma 135. ul.
q Union Ave-, S pokojd, vse
Ina jednom poschodf; koupelna,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes p6da, lot je 40 phi 200
str. lace $1,000. Name tez
mnoho jinych majetkl, ktere
v&m mizeme odporuciti, po-
ctive jednAni zaruceno. Hla-
/ ste Sc u jam. Smolik, 12608
Watterson Ave-, aneb u JOS.
Bores, 132O9 Coath Ave- Tel.
Randolph 1924. Ptejte Sc ma
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DELEGATE DO sJEzDU
{. $. q r. J.

Patnact5 sje3i q. S. B. P. J.
zahAjen bude ! Cleyslsnde v
pondai dpe 10 zafi 1928 v
Cesk6 SIM Sokil ma Clark Av.
Do dine 20. lvetna doAa do
hlavni dradovH oznameni te-
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Frank Krejd. 4Ol5 Spoken
Ave, Nahr4ipik - J. Po-
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Ave;
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro diva
,neb til pany beze stravy Sc
vsem zafizenim. Pc pfipade ST
mohou sami vaiit. Haste SIC
" Els. 401l Warren Ave. 9A5
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VELKA LACE. $1,000 hotov6,
vas lot a ostatni ma lehke splat
ky, koupi dvourodinny dunn o
5ti pokojich, koupelna, plyn,
elektrika, 2 fernesy, velky lot,
" peknem miste ma vych. 131.
ul. blize skoly a Union kary.
lie move barveny. Pro rychly
prodej sc da "a $3.50. The
Atlas Finance Co., 545S Broad
way. Ptejte sc ma Mr.. j. Mic
kovsky. 9-5
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PRODA Sc novy dGm pro dive
rodiny S dvema koupelnami,>5 IS
pokojG pro kazduu. Vymeni sc
"a lot neb auto co cast splat-
ky, Naleza Sc ma vych. 1873.
ul. u Miles Ave. Cena $4,000.
Haste Sc VI els. 1929 Miles
Ave. 9-8
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PRODA Sc novy, velmi pekny
dvourodinny dum v Brooklyne
cd Pearl I'd. Tyrde podlahy, 2
|feryrcsy, dve nekryte porce,
|velky lot a jine zarfzeni. Cena
pouze $500, hotove $4,000.
Blizsi sdeli J. Kulik, 34s5 zap.
los. ul. naproti Woodbridge
Ave. So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc mlekafsky a deli
katesni stor, kde> Sc trzi $500
tydne, velmi dobre okoli, ga
vira Sc v Z hod. vecer. - Da-
lie dlobre jdouci cukrovinkovy
obchod velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Zimerman, 1907 Miles
Ave. od 3 do 6 hod. vecer.
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KUPTE PRIMO cd majitele

KUPTE PRIMO cd majitele
sleasOvanou obchodni budo-
WI, nesouci 12f6 ma investaci.
Dale prodam dyourodiny mo-
derni dim o 6h pokojich S kou
ipelnou nahore to same dole
ma nejlepA ulici v Corlett, -
dlazba~ zaplacena. Oba nlajet-
ky prodaji Sc pod cenu. Pfici-
ma prodeje, majitel opousti
stat. Blizsi Sc sdeli v els. 41O6
vych. 130. ul. blize Miles Ave.
st
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

PRODA Sc dim o 5ti poko-
.jich, s koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, garaz. Haste
Sc u majitele v els. 3426 Me-
yers ave. blize Fulton Rd.
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