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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
LODGES ELECT


Haleysville Lodge, A. r. 4 A. NJ, And
Shrine Club Name Officers
HALEYVILLE, Ala, June T.
Especial. AT the regular annual
meeting of the Haleyville lodge A.
+. & A. M. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
A. ]. Mitchell. worshipful master;
F. M. Johnson, senior warden; e. L.
Haley, junior warden; E. P. Lake
man. secretary; B. H. Smith, treas
urer: H. B. Foster, senior deacon;
H. p. Still. junior deacon; Robert
Moore and o. B. Hall, stewards;
w. II. Forester, tiler,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
WILL GIVE UP OFFICE

Mayor E. c. Ellison of Town
ley, defendant IN the Townley cleo
ton contest case which was tried in
the circuit court here early this year
and taken to the supreme court, has
written the contestant, ]. N. Wilson,
the following letter In part:
Under recent decision of the
supreme court of Alabama I readily
can see that or appeal is lost. 1
therefore tender you the office of
mayor. I am ready to step down and
out on moments notice. If you will
indicate your pleasure as to when
and where or how you desire to go
into office I shall be only too glad
to respect your wishes in turning
over to you the office of mayor of
this town."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
WOMAN FALLS DEAD

Just 10 days after the death of her
aged husband. Mrs. w. e. Brooks of
this place fell dead at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Daniel Drewrey,
Sunday. Seemingly in the best of
health, Mrs. Brooks arose at the
usual time. Shortly afterward she
was discovered by her small grand
son dead in the yard of the Drewrey
home.
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MUST SIGN FOR MAIL

According to new post office
regulation receipts for special de-
livery mail must be given as a per-
maneSt record for the post office.
Announcement was made at the local
office Tuesday. Heretofore those re-
ceiving special delivery mail have
not been required to sign for 1T
which practice has resulted In some
MISUNDERSTANDING
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MAsoNs ELECT OFFICERS

Monday night was annual election
night for Troy lodge, No. Sc, A. F. &
A. NJ, and the following were
elected: j. M. Ingram, worshipful
master; I. A. Brissin. senior warden;
G. T. Williams, junior warden; B. M.
Bradley, treasurer; P. D. Clark, SEN
Tor deacon w. H. Alternately. junior
deacon; ]. NJ. Andrews, tiler. The
appointive officers will be announced
on the night of the installation.
which will be the first Monday night
in July
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
SHRINE CLUR ELECTS

The Shrine club of Haleyville held
its regular meeting and elected Off
GERS for the coming year. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: w. II.
Wright, president; b. H. Smith, vice
president: Chester Tubb, secretary;
e. L. Haley, treasurer. The Shrine
club will have a picnic or fish fry
near here in the next week or so for
Its members and their families.
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Abattoir and cold storage plant OF
the Tuscaloosa Packing company in
the western part of the city has been
put in operation. 1t Is owned and
operated by George Morgan and rep
resents an expenditure of $4,000 and
is new departure for the cattle
dealers and market men of Tusca-
loosa.
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r.. H. STEVENS DIES

Of this section. died at his home
near Troy. Monday after q long ILL
ness. He was 81 years old and is
survived by four sons and four
daughters, who are: Hollis Stevens
of Montgomery, John Stevens of
North Carolina, Hilton and Bernice
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
WANT AVIATION FIELD

The Civitan club is interested in
an aviation landing field to be ar
ranged on outskirts of town. They
discussed the matter at their weekly
luncheon Tuesday
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Fl. DEPOSIT EXPECTS
5000 FOR BARBECUE
Great Day Is Planned In City On
July

FORT DEPOSIT, Ala, June 10
(Special.)-The members of Fort De-
post lodge, No. Pei, A. f. & A. NJ
ably assisted by the citizens of the
town and surrounding country. have
already begun extensive preparations
for one of the biggest barbecues to be
given July ever known in the his
tory of the town. a large number of
cows. hogs. sheep, goats, chickens and
other things pertaining to a first
class barbecue have been arranged
for. A number Of first-class chefs,
under the supervision of the well
known Ed Pettus, will see that the
meats are cooked to a queens taste
A double header baseball game will
be one of the afternoon features. Ap-
p1cation has already been made for
the Masonic Home band of Montgom-
cry to furnish the music. 1t is expect
ed that the surrounding counties will
be well represented The various
committees have arranged to accom-
modate 5000 visitors
SORRELL-KOLB WEDDING
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. in
the af ri
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
CLARK CHILD DIES

Helen Clark, six-month- old daugh-
ter of w. Clark, manager of the
Kress store here, died this morning
AT o'clock. The body was shipped
to Augusta, Ca. for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
LABOR AGENTS ACTIVE

E. w. Tarwater, police of Jasper
has warned Walker county mine op-
orators that two labor agents, q
white man and a negro, are soliciting
labor in Walker county without COM
plying with the law. for mines in
Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia
and VIRGINIA.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
ICE PLANT TO OPEN

The Parrish Ice company factory,
Parrish, will be ready to make ice
the first of August, according to Wis
itors here from that place. The COM
pany is said to have good water
supply to be used in the manufacture
of ice.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20

Alonzo Manuel, about 20 years old.
had two fingers on his left hand
crushed last night. He was taken
to the Druid city hospital where
doctors found 1t necessary to ampu-
tate his fingers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
JOSEPH w. BOOTH RETAINED

Joseph w. Booth, for AZ years
clerk of the United States Land of.
flee here, will not be retired although
the time for retirement has arrived
Announcement was made at the fed
eral building today that an extern
sion of two years had been granted
Mr.. Booth.
Major E. E. Winters, register of
the land office, made a personal ap-
peal to the civil service commission
claring him to be efficient in every
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ROTARIANS OFF

Victor Friedman, Andy Lang,
John Laycock and James s. Thomas,
will represent the Tuscaloosa
Rotary club at the national conven-
ton being held in st. Louis.
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ATTENDS ARCHIVES MEETING

DR.. W. Fl. Blake Of Sheffield Is In
Montgomery attending meeting OF
the board of trustees of the state
department of archives and history
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stevens of Troy; Mrs. ]. w. McLe cd.
Mrs. Henry Jeffcoat, Mrs. Amos Bo-
rem and Mrs. Jesse Conley Of Troy.
The funeral occurred Tuesday morn
ing at the home and burial FOL
lowed at the family burying ground.
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Mrs. D. C. Hyde Of Sheffield fell
over a lawn mower at her home Sat
urday night, breaking her left arm
above the wrist.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
DISCUSSES BIBLE SCHOOL
Mrs. Lena Mcconnell Sitten Speaks
At Talladega

TALLADEGA, Ala. June 19.-(spe-
spoke to large audience at the
Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. Sitten
addressed the First Methodist church
congregation, and in the evening &C.
cupied the Trinity pulpit. The work
of Scaratt Bible training school, To-
Gated at Kansas City, was the theme
of both addresses.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
benson FILES OATH
OF OFFICE AS JUDGE
Commission Issued To New Mem
Der OF Judiciary
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU
THE AGE-HERALD

John benson of Birmingham APP
pointed judge of the circuit court of
jefferson county by Governor Bran
don Monday afternoon, today filed
his oath of office with S. H. Blan,
secretary of state, and received his
commission. Judge benson will as
sumo his duties on the bench at
Birmingham, taking up the work
which was left by Judge Dan A.
Greene, presiding Judge. who died
last week. The ten judges of the
jefferson circuit court will name one
of their number as presiding Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
TIGERT PRAISES SCHOOLS

pushed during the summer vacation
period.
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HOGS COME TO BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham Is getting to be pop
ular market for the shipment of hogs
from Tuscaloosa county. several car
loads having already been consigned
to this point. Some. of those were
co-operative shipments made by
members of the farm bureau and
others by George Morgan & Sons,
the latter having at this time a car
load which will be sold to a Birming-
ham packing company in about 80
dayS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
ATTEND CONVENTION

St. Louis
SHEFFIELD. Ala, June 19.-(Spe-
cial)-Rotarians Harry Spielberger,
Herman l.. Turner, Edward Sanford
and ]. H. Kienker of the Sheffield
club are in st. Louis attending the
International Rotary convention.
Spielberger is president of the Shelf
field Rotary club and Turner, secre-
tary.
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quietly married. Justice j. D. Lamar
spoke the words that bound this
happy couple.
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SORRELL-KOLB WEDDING
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, In
the presence of friends, Mr. Henry c.
Sorrell and Miss Lucy Kolb We're
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DEAN GRAY SPEAKS
FREED OF LABOR CHARGE

Ezra Clary, charged with being
a labor agent doing business with
out license, was tried before jury
in circuit court yesterday and was
freed of the charge. Clary was tried
In the county court and fined $4,-
314,01 and the case was taken to the
higher court where he was released.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-20
CITY WILL BEGIN
ERECTION Of NEW
$4,000 SCHOOL
Chamber Of Commerce Re-
ports Twenty New Indus
tries in City in Year
TUSCALOOSA BUREAU)
THE AGE-HERALD !

Tuscaloosa declared for a $500,
school bond issue Monday by vote
of 6S7 to IS. Success of the issue
means that the board of education
Will go to work Immediately and
plan new high school building to
cost between 100000 and s25O,000
that the present high school build
ing will become junior high school;
that two or more elementary schools
will be built and that the entire
school system OF the city will be
re-organized.
The big bond issue had the sup
port Of all civic organizations of the
city. The Kiwanis Club, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the Ku
Klux Khan yesterday worked
throughout the day in taking voters
to the polls. in addition to the work
of general committee headed by
Attorney John D. Mcqueen and
named at a mass meeting two weeks
ago.
The board OF education already
owns the lot on which the new high
school building will be placed. Plans
for the building have been practical
ly completed following visit to
northern schools by the architect
MANY NEW INDUSTRIES
Twenty new industries and 80 new
businesses have come to Tuscaloosa
in the past year, according to the
report OF ]. B. Brosius, secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, given out
last night at the annual meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce. Three
hundred and twenty-three homes
have been built in the past year.
DEAN GRAY SPEAKS
The Chamber of Commerce last
night heard addresses by G. P.
Smith, general Industrial agent for
the Southern railroad OF Washington.
D. c., and DR.. Dan Gray, dean of the
state agricultural college at Auburn,
who discussed Tuscaloosa's POSSIBLE
tiles. Reports were made by Presi-
dent ]. A. Duckworth who called at
tention of the body that the annual
budget of the chamber had Increased
from $6,136.06 to $10,582 and that the
office force had increased from three
to six. He also pointed out the In
crease in membership of the traffic
bureau, farm bureau, merchants bu-
reau, and spoke of the added activ-
tiles of the credit association.
FREED OF LABOR CHARGE
Ezra Clary, charged with being
a labor agent doing business with
out license, was tried before a jury
in circuit court yesterday and was
freed of the charge. Clary was tried
In the county court and fined $4,-
314.01 and the case was taken to the
higher court where he was released
HOGS COME TO BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham is getting to be pop
ular market for the shipment of hogs
from Tuscaloosa county. several car
loads having already been consigned
to this point. Some. of those were
cooperative shipments made by
others by George Morgan & Sons,
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of our operations, our large
buying facilities, we'd be up
against it when it came to
matching the crack tailor's
standard for half, or less than
half, the crack tailor's fee.
Summer suits, half-lined,
quarter lined. Any way you
like.
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Here's the famous Scissor Bird

Here you see the famous Scis-
sor Bird as he flourishes at the
hand of the high priced tailor!
Note the 'big bill"
Only one way to curb him!
Work him in flocks-as we do.
Volume always brings down the
cost.
Fact is, if weren't for the scale
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INA KOZL4lkNSKEM
"KlEPACI".

Dram. Odbor LII. Del. Tel.
Jed. Bedf. Engels spolecne "a
lcinkovani n6kolika hosti s /.
Del. Tel. Jed. Ferd. Lassalle,
sehral p6knou Rudloffovu
hru z naSeho vesnickeho zivo-
ia "Na, Kozlanskem klepaci''
jez jest vlastn6 prostredni SOU
casti trojdilneho cyklu, jehoz
prvni dill jest znam pod titu-
lem 'DSdetkovy housle" a po-
Sledni sc zove eta Kozlanska
garda". Prostinky DEF vysper-
Ikovany zpevy sc velice zamlou
val a pdsobil ma hojne Sc sesle
obecenstvo. Krone dobre OBJ
sazeneho sboru zamestanno by
! 10 We vetsich menSich rolich
t, "a ochotnikl, z nichz vsichni
| Sc snazili prispeti k uspechu
vecera, coz Sc pine podarilo.
Jest to aspon kousek zivota ce-
| skeho, ktery nam byl v zapla-
| We CHI literatury, nekdy dosti
pochybeneho kolibru, ku KITE
| re v posledni dobe TAX zvlaSt-
nj zalibou sahaji nase ochotni-
cke sbory, dvojnasobne milym,
Episodky n6ktere dockaly sc
bourneho prijeti, zejmena typ
ceskych venkovskych muzikan-
til, vesnicke figurky vesela
mlynarova chasa podarenym
lrajankem, sekernikem, pras-
KEN, starkem atd.
: Hru fidil p. Ant. kloucekl
kdezto hudbu EN-. Stareho ku
hre skomponovanou, jakoz
zpevy nacvicil sbormistr pan
Edw. Krejsa.
Ma nedeli dne 18. breZna pr
pravuje Odbor stezejni pracl
nemeckeho autora Gerharta
Hauptmana, proslavene iehi
'tTkalce'', ktefi hrani byly na
vsech nejpredn6jSich jevisticf
la v Clevelande v jazyku ce
skem sehrany budou v Ceskt
SIM Sokol poprve.
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LACE v MAJETKAcH. Dvou.

LACE v MAJETkAcH. 1Dvou-
rodinovy dun 5ti pokojich,
koupelna a 4 pokoje s toile-
tenn, ulice dlazdena. Cena' jen
Sc, 800. - Jednorodinny dIm
o 5ti pokojich, vse zarfzena, u.
lice dlazdena, cena $4,000.
Moderni jednorodinnf dunn v
Corlett, pekne .okoli, vse zafi-
|zeno, cena $1,000. ~ d0m o
5ti pokojich, koupelna, /. ulice
dlazdena velky lot, cena $4,000
- Name RUNE farmy ma dlaz-
|denych ulicich cd 10 do 100
akrd, cd 5ti do 35ti mil cd ME
sta, ktere Sc tez. vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Haste Sc u
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Tel. Broad 1905
Ptejte Sc ma C. Hrinek. SO
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DRUHA CH0T. 9
Il. ROMAN $
Ndpsola E. Md1itoDd PtelozI Jar KdHnd q
ROMAN
.PRloxiI jar. KaHno.

4jsou pfilis citlivy - bohuzel
ale zde mne zasahuje I've kaz-
de slovo jako rama do tvafe.
Muslin ii pripominat tvdj sedy
|vlas?"
"Nenamahej Sc! Vim velmi
dobre, co cinim a mluvim. Va
roval jsem te pred macechou
sveho vnuka. A ted il jen pri-
vim k srdci, ktere nikdy meme
10 porozumeni pro me vroucne
zbozne, vroucne zboznujici
|dite, mou Valerii. Pokud jde o
Tveho noveho chranence - my
slim hocha indickeho domu
|nereknu ami slova, to je veci
cirkve. T6lo a duse tohoto ho-
cha jest jejim specielnim vlast-
|nictvim, dovede ii odpovedet,
|odvazis-li Sc jej reklamovat.
Cest a chvala panu, jemuz
|slouzi. S jeho pomoci vzdy
|sklonila dosud ke svym nohoum
|ty, kdoz Sc il protivili, jak jed
notlivce, tax ,narody, prohrajes
jako vsichni, kdo vystupuji ne
pratelsky, proti nj a cini jeji
sluhy mucedniky = ma konec
zvitezime my.
Odrratil sc k Mainaovi "a
dy cht6je odejit, ale narazeje
holi ma podlahu, stanul jiz pri
prvnim kroku.
"Nuze, Loehnova, jeste jste
81 neodpocinula do syta? Patr-
ne sc vam krasne sedi ma he'd
vabnych kreslech panstva?"
Klicnice, ktera sledovala pru
beh sceny nevylicitelnem ma
lpeti. uplne zapominajic ma Sc
be, nahJe .xyskocila polekana
ma smrt.
'Sporadejte mi snidani ma
| nekterou miru," poroucel, uka.
zuje posunkem hlavy Ike stoiu
"a domestic mi il do me pracov
my, chci byti SAM"
Vychazel ven, hill narazels
ma parkety, svazek klicd a ma
dobi ma stfibrnem talifi, kterJ
nesla, hlucne zvonily. v dus
muze, jenz kracel pred nj, zu.
fil vztek, a zena, jez kracela
"a MIN mlcky die sve povinno
sti, chvela Sc vnitrnim jasotem
ale take kypicim Uneven -
nejradeji by byla hodila cokols
du pod nohy ''teto zlute kostrt
We 'fraku, ponevadz mluvil ia
kove hanebnosti o milem, ci
stem andelu v pokoji."
v okamziku, kdy zavrely S,
lhlucne dvere Ia odchazejicimi
lvysla Llama Cd vzdaleneho ok
Ina, kan Sc utekla pred chvili
bezela k Mainauovi, chopila 81
|pravice jeho a pritiskla il kt
irtdm.
(Pokracovanf)
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PREKVAPENf PRI
NAVRATU.

Kdyz sc rodina pi. 3. Gross
manove, 1O519 Pasadena ave
N. E. vcera vratila domu, spa
tfila cely dunn na ruby, matra-
ce posteli shazeny, koberce
prevraceny a vsechny zasuvky
vylomeny a zbaveny vseho cen
n6jSiho. Zmizelo as 60 neza-
sazenych brilianti. bondy svo-
body a S25OO ma hotovosti.
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PozoR! PfkNA arARMA

Poor! PtkNA PARMA o
25ti akrech, m dlazbe u,May-
field Road; dom . 3. polEOjl
voda, plyn,. p6kne bAn6, .vsech-
no ovoce, maliny, jahody, vi
no, Is slepic, 2 kr&vy, / koii,
farma je 22 mil Cd Squatu,
da sc LEVINE, sneb Sc vym6ni "a
nsajetek. - Dale mann
ddm pro dv6 rodiny Sc vStm
zarizenim ma vychodni .strane,
blize Woodland Ave. q vtch.
LOS. ul. Proda sc LEVINE asteb
be vymSni "a dun ma zap1dni
|strane. Haste sc u Jos. Pt&k,
11715 Forest Ave. 8. e. Tel.
Garfield, 1850 M. 3--6
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|BARvlME KkkY A TRU-
|CKY, kovame kone a zho-
tovujeme vozy . je opravu-
jeme. Obrat'te Sc s dive
rou ma The S. H. Vehicle
Co., 1921 E. 65. st. Tel. Bell
Broadway 137 @. S.
Union 286-R.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem skolnich po-
treb v cs. 2613 Woodland ave.
Trzi Sc pres $400 tydne. Jest
pri mem byt o 5ti pokojich, ma
jem levny a ma delsi cas- maize
|mni smlouva. Blizsi sdcli Mr..
Zimmerman, 1907 Miles Ave.
81
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WEST 81. St. Dunn o Z poke
jich, sklep, garaz ma til kary
lot "A pri $50 strevicich. Cena
$500, hotove $4,000. Haste
Sc u NJ. F. Realty Co., 3287
Fulton Rd. SO
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'PRODA Sc nekoIik krasnych
soubord do jfdelny, 3-kusovy
fparlor set, davenport set jako
'novy, kozena pohovka, houpa-
ky, stolky, q stojany, sicf 1stro-
je, dresser, sifoner, postele,
|pera, move matrace, detske po-
|stylky, plynova kuchyfiska ka-
|mno, kuchynsky kabinet, W.
hrevni kamna ma plyn a uhli a
jine veci., Haste sc v els. 4313
Clark Ave. as
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OBCHODY. - Cukrovinkovy
Stor v huste zalidnenem okoli
ma Fleet ul., ktery Sc vymeni
"a privatni majetek kterem-
koli okoli. - Grocerni a rezni-
|cky obchod ma vychodni 131.
|ul., vym6ni sc "a majetek tam
|tez. - Grocerni feznicky OBJ
chod u Garfield Parku, proda
sc LEVINE. BlizSi sdeli J. F. Ne
jedlik e. Co., 11O15 Union Ave.
Ptejte sc na Mr.. Mikes, Telc-
fon Broad 1856 Union 1861 r
3-6
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PEkNY dunn jednorodinny ma
zap. Ia. ul., ma 6 pokoju,
koupelnu, sklep, skopky ma pra
do, lot 40 pri 13O str. Hotove
$4,000, ostatni ma splatky $35
m6sicne. Haste sc v els. 1887
Fulton Rd. 3-10
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PRIME Sc divka anglicke fe.
ci mocna, ktera ma rada deti,
ma lehkou domaci praci. Do
bry domov. Haste Sc v els.
1895 Lincoln Blvd. Telefon
Fairmount 208O. 81
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FULTON RID. Dunn 6ti po-
kojich s koupelnou, lot 40 pri
14O strevicich, cena $4,000, vel
ka ban vse zarizeno. Blizsi
sdeli NJ. +. Realty Co., 3287
Fulton rd. Sc
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PRlJME De divka ma vseobec-
nou praci. Haste Sc v {. 2O63
E. 86th st. Tel. Cedar 2847.
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