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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
HARRICAN GIVES !
fine ADDRESS AT
STATE MEETING

An interesting report of the meet
ing of the county horticultural COM
missioners Of the state. who ars
convening this week in Sacramento
has been sent to the Press by Har-
ry Y. Dyke, well known valley man,
who is now in business in Sacra-
mento and who is in attendance at
! the convention.
/ Mr.. Dyke, who formerly publish
ed the Imperial Enterprise, and ha'
bden connected with newspaper
work much of his life, has been in
/ the northern city for some months
and Mrs. Dyke, who still lives in
Imperial, plans to join him in the
near future. Their daughter, Dor
othy is teaching school in Grass
Valley.
B. A. II&rrigan, horticultural
commissioner of this county, is in
attendance ut the Sacramento ,leet-
ing and delivered fine talk on the
lettuce problems Of Imperial Valley
md urged several minor changes in
the law so that it could be made
~ tPPiF W lHt ottttC III SC'
He was mentioned by nearly eve
ry speakers as authority on the pro-
duets of Imperial County and the
problems of Standardization of those
products. He was called upon to
explain why the north end of the
state received so many green melons
in the spring and told those present
the difference between i" fancy
melons and "choice' melons, which
was new to most of them.
The commissioner from Yuba
county told of his educational work
lmong the merchants of Marysville
which resulted in their ordering
choice instead of fancy me-
Ions and securing fine fruit.
The meetings are in full swing
here and practically every commits
sioner in the state is present. The
meeting last night was on standard
lzation and was interesting from
start to finish. Various phases of
the law were discussed from the
of fruits and vegetables
and many changes urged to make
The work of the commissioners more
effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
Brawey Man Jailed in Connection With Woods Murder
First Lettuce of
Season Leaving
Now
~

What is claimed to be the first
lettuce 70 be shipped from Ell
Centre thiAseason, is included in
car of mixed vegetables leav-
ing this city today for Detroit,
to supply Christmas trade in that
city.
The shipment is being made by
the Eagle Packing company, ac-
cording to Frank Fukuda, field
manager for that concern, and
includes in addition to lettuce,
peas, spinach and turnips.
This is a new innovation in
getting Imperial Valley products
to market according to Fukuda,
shipments of mixed carloads be-
ing unusual here. The shipment
is expected to bring fancy prices
in the Detroit market and should
the venture prove a success, 9th
CT mixed carloads will be sent to
middle west markets.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
CALIFORNIA TO
BE GIVEN BACK
ESTATE TAXES
ny Pr~ss Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dee. ll.-Secre-
tary of the Treasury Mellon today
assured Senator Shortridge, Cali
fornia, that the treasury depart
ment will shortly begin to refund
$25, 100000 of estate taxes illegal.
ly collected by the government in
conflict with the California com
munity property tax law.
Shortridge said after his con-
ference with Mellon that he chad
been given reason to believe that
the matter of refunding of $375,-
000,005 of income taxes Illegally
collected by the government in con-
flict with the California community
property tax law was settled.
complete disposition OF the in
! come tax matter to the satisfaction
of California taxpayers awaits only
a further ruling from the depart
ment of justice on a minor point
involved, Shortridgc said he was
told.
Shortridgc called upon Mellon to-
day to learn why the treasury was
delaying refunding of the estate
| and income taxes, amounting res
| pectively to $25, 100000 and $75,-
100000. Recent court decisions
and opinions of the attorney gene
raj had ruled the collections ille-
gal.
California laws also exempt on es-
tates inherited by widows, on the
ground that the widow is not an
! heir but a survivor of the partner
ship and maintains a continuing
i right IN her half of the community
property, requiring her only to pay
estate tax on her husband s half if
willed to her.
Despite kouft decisions upholdi
ing the California law no refunds
have been made by the treasury Of
collections made on its own con-
struction of the statutes which re-
quire collection from a widow of an
! estate tax on the entire estate.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
ACTION ON BILL
DELAYED UNTIL
NEXT TUESDAY
Hy United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-De-
finite action en- the Swing
Johnson Boulder dam bill viii
be taken by the house irriga-
ton committee at a meeting
nsxt Tuesday, Chairman Smith,
Idaho, predicted today.
The committee held a short
executive session this morning
and discussed various features
OF the bill,' Smith said.
A senate bill approving the
La Plata river compact, signed
by the commissioners of the
states of Colorado and New
Mexico, was ordered favorably
reported to the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
Congress Today
SEN - 4 Il

SENATE
Continues consideration of Mus
Gle Shoals.
Joint meeting of house and senate
military committees to consider bill
providing for sale of military reser-
vations.
Couzens committee continues inves
tigation of internal revenue bureau.
Foreign relations committee takes
up Rux treaties with Canada and
Panama.
HOUSE
Considers agriculture appropria-
tior bin.
Appropriation committee consid-
ers war department supply bin.
Investigation of shipping board
continues.
Irrigation committee considers
Boulder dam bill in executive ses-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
USELTON HELD
AS SUSPECT in
MYSTERY CASE
Another Man Is Being
Sought Says
Utley

District Attorney Ernest R. Ttlev
took the first sep in rounding up
the suspected slayers of Barney
Woods, the aged Brawley rancher
who was murdered two years ago.
on his ranch last week, when he
filed complaints this morning with
II. B. Griffin. at Brawlev, charging
Fred Uselton and John Doe with
| murder.
Uselton was arrested in Brawlev
shortly after the complaint was fill
ed and is now held in custody il
, that city, pending preliminary
hearing. The John Doe warrant viii
| be used to bring another man, now
; under surveillance, into custody the
! district attorney stated.
1t was revealed to the district
attorney in connection with the in
vestigation of the Woods ease the
! last few days, that Uselton was one
of the last persons known to have
/ seen Moods alive. Brawlev resi-
dents informed him that ear, be
lieycd to contain Uselton and the
other suspected man, trailed Woods
wagon out toward the latter's home
on the night of October 8 1922.
which has been fixed as the date
the murder occurred.
" It is said by the district attorney
that Useiton is now en- parole from
! San Quentin prison, having been
sentenced from this county about !.
year and half ago for embezzle-
hent. lie is well known in the
= valley, and has been CONNECTED with
the automobile business here for
several years. A short time prior
to his arrest on the embezzl.lnent
charge, he operated used ear agen-
cy ON Main street III this city.
Other evidence tending to point
toward knowledge of the crime by
! Uselton was supplied by members
of the searching party which looked
for Woods shortly after his disap-
/ pIaranee. According to their story.
Cselton and his partner started out
as part of the searching party, but
did not participate in it, as they
remained in their car at point !,
considerable distance from the
house, but from where the grave in
which Woods had been buried could
be observed.
Useiton made no effort to resist
and refused to discuss the case :lf.
ter being placed in custody. Since
his release from prison he has made
his home in Brawley.
In addition to tae work of Z. o.
Heinrich, who was brought here
from San Francisco by the district
attorney to investigate the circum-
stances surrounding the finding Of
Woods body, the district attorney
has been greatly aided by Constable
William O'Brien and Policeman
robinson, of the Brawley police de-
partment, who were connected with
the Brawley police at the time
Woods disappeared, and knew the
latter well.
An inuest held mt Brawley ycster-
day afternoon returned verdict
stating that Woods had met death
by being struck on the skull with
blunt instrument in the hands of
unknown persons.
District Attorney Utley stated this.
afternoon that he hopes to have the
other suspect in custody within a
short time, but could not state at
tins time who the suspected party
is.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
CRIME EXPERT IN
ADDRESS GIVES
INSIDE, DETAILS

Members of the chamber of com
mcrce who attended the weekly lun-
,heon at the Barbara Worth hotel
yesterday noon, heard an interesting
talk ON crime detection by r. D..
Heinrich, expert criminologist who
is in FL Centre at the present time
in connection with the Woods murd-
er ease at Brawley.
Through the courtesy of District
Attorney Utley, Mr.. Heinrich was
present at yesterdays luncheon, and
told those present some of his ex-
periences in connection with the de-
lection of criminals.
Identification of criminals by
finger-print Classification, the eX-
position of forgcrics, and unraveilng
mysterious murders and other fel-
onics were explained. Mr.. Heinrich
emuhasized the fact that all his
work is done along scientific lines
and in recounting some OF has eXperl-
enccs, the luncheon guests were
amazed at the mass of apparently
insignificant material which the cN-
pert must analyze in his efforts to
convict the guilty.
In addition to, the talk by Mr..
Heinrich, Charles +. Scott, Percie
Thacker and Howard r.. Meyer re-
counted their experiences at the
quarterly meeting of the western di.
vision, United States Chamber of
Commerce, held in Los Angeles last
week. The speakers gave short
resume of the topics covered by in
dustrial leaders of the Pacific coast,
tending toward the development of
California s agricultural and mer-
camille industries to the fullest eX-
tent.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
BROKEN HOME
LEADS HIM TO
EXPOSE FORBES
Nv united Press Leased Wire

FEDERAL COURT ROOM, CHI
CAGO, Dee. 1l.-"If Colonel Char
les X. Forbes hadn't broken up my
family, the story. in his crooked
deals never would have been told, y
Elias IT,. Mortimer, the govern
ment y star witness declared from
tAe stand today in the Forbes
Thompson graft trial.
Mortimer, whose tales of fraud
and bribery in high office were re-
sponsible for the present trial, adj
mi;ted he was .'equally guilty with
Colontl FORBES and would have
kept aulct but for "Forbers attcn-
tlons 10 Mrs. Mortimer. y
Tie chief government witness
charges Colonel Forbes alienated
the affections Of. his wife.
"I'n do anything to protect a
friend but when lie tampers with my
family and ruins my home lie, II
90 TO h; III come out and tell
.he truth Mortimer shouted.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
POWER COMPANY
DENIED RAISE


According to announcement
today, tie railroad commission
has denied the application CT
Southern Sierras Power Compa-
NY for a temporary -.lcrease of
rates to compensate that con-
pany for increased cost of op-
erations due to drought condi-
tions. The company estimated
that for the 16 months p1.iod
from January /, 1924 to May l,
1925, its operating costs will
have been increased S743,oOo
more than it would have had to
spend had the normal amount of
water power be1n available.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
Coolidge Gets a
Conscience"
Letter
ny United Press Leased Wire

ny United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. L.
President Coolidg, today recsiv-
ed a Christmas letter enclosing
dime which the unknown writ
er said the President had LOST
before election.
Thu letter follows:
Racine, Wis, Dec. 8. 1874.
Dear Cal.
Wishing you a merry Christ
mas and a happy New Year.
You do not know me, but
one day before you were elected
I was walking in back OF yon.
You dropped dime and yon did
not notice 1t. I picked IL up and
kept it because was hungry. I
got mo o hot cup Of coffee and
two rolls. Well, I have plenty
of dimes now, so I am returning
one in the placs of yours.
Yours truly,
"A friend. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
INQUIRY STARTS
IN HARBOR BLAST
BY United Press Leased Wire

San Pedro, Dee. 1l.-Postponed
inquiry into the death of two sailors
following an explosion on the water
taxi La Moyne was TO be started
here today.
Responsibility for the accident,
in which II sailors were burned,
will be sought by the board of in
quiry during the investigation, ex-
pectad to take several days,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
NAVAL SQUADS TO
BATTLE AT SAN PEDRO

SAN DIEGO, Dee. ll.-To battle
the L. :. $. Idaho elevm Saturday
afternoon in San Pedro for the Pa
eific fleet football championship,
|. $. 5. Melyille's gridiron team.
together with Commander Ingram,
coach; Chief Glsk, manager, and
Trainer Moody, left today by stage
for the north.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
WEBSTER LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON

Q. c. webster, president of
the Imperial County Farm Blu
reau left yesterday afternoon
for Washington where he will
represent the interests of the
local farm bureau in the Boul-
der dam bill fight. Mark Rose.
Imperial irrigation director, left
several days ago, and Elmer w.
Heald also expects to leave in
few days.
These men will c>oresent I'm
peria1 Valley interests in back
ing the Swing j Johnson bill
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
FEAR OF INSANITY
LEADS TO SUICIDE
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. H.
Fear that he was slowly becoming
insane, is believed to be the motive
for the suicide in Golden Gate Park
here of karol S. Maryanski, wealthy
San Francisco business man.
Maryanski, president of the West
ern Industries company, shot ana
killed himself on the banks of Stow
lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
GOMPERS, I'LL, BEING RUSHED TO u. S
Little Hope for
Recovery Noted
Leader of Labor
by United Press Leased Wire

MEXICO CITY, Dee. 11.-Latcst
reports from the special eur on
which President Gompers of the
American Federation Of Labor is
being carried to the United States
border, state that the aged labor
leader is every low" ana that his
doctors "have faint hope he will
live to reach the United States.
Gompers was carried aboard the
train on streteher and appeared
a very sick man. His stomach was
affected by the high altitude and
his respiration was weak He also
was suffering from severe cold
In spite OF advice of his physi-
clans that he take an airplane to
Vera Cruz, on the seacoast, Com
pers insisted on starting for the
border in n special ear, saving that
if he must die he hoped it would
be in his home country
LAREDO, Texas. Dee. ll-Thc
train on which Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, is being rushed 70
the United States, win arrive here
at Gas Il. III. Friday, according to
local officials of. the international
Great Northern Railway.
Gompers, who is seriously i'll, left
Mexico City at o clock last night,
they said.
The aged labor leader will be
placed aboard n train for San An
tonic and, if able, viii continue tn"
journey to Washington, officials
said they were Informed.
In ease his condition becomes
worse, there is n probability he.
win be placed in a hospital ut San.
Antonio. I
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-11
WILL OF INCE TO
BE FILED THIS WEEK

LOS ANGELES, Dee. ll.-Leav.
ing the bulk of a $4,o00,0oO estate
to his widow, the will of Thomas II
lnee, film producer, will be filed for
probate this week, it was revealed
today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-15

FARMA O 80 ak-ech ma hlav-
nj dlazdene cest6 Sc vym6ni
"a jedno neb dvourod. dunn.
Jsou tam pekne budovy, 10
krav, A kone, mnoho drdbeze.
Farma tato je velmi lacina. -
Dale farma o 18O akrech, vel
mi dobre budovy, 18 krav, a
slime kone a vice jineho dobyt-
ka a tez rlzna drdbez. Maze
tex tento Sc musi prodat aneb
vymenit za mestsky majetek
nasledkem start opustenosti
majitele. Neodkladejte a HAS.
te Sc o blizM vysvetleni u JOS.
Smetany, 5317 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway 327O. 5-16
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PRODA Sc v independence, O.
1 akr pozemku, kde Sc naleza
dunn 0 7 pokojich, koupelna,
system, elektrina, vo-
da, costa dlazdena, pc pfipa-
de Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek. Haste Sc u j. Uhalek,
Hemlock Rd., Brecksville, O.,
pouze 8 mil cd mesta. $40
MUSf BYT prodan domek o 2
velkych sv6tnicich, naleza Sc
ma velkem lote v okoll Union
a vych. &C. ul., ulice dlazdena.
Cena $4,000, hotove pouze
$780,, ostatni ma lehke, splat-
ky. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway. Zavolejte Rob
kohout, Broadway $3.50.
5-15
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MLADf manxele hledaji byt Q
3 pokojich s koupelnou, blize
Union neb Broadway kary.
Dopiste do adm. t. listu pod
znackou C-1. 5-15
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Polar. Dne, ,16. dubna vypukl
We stodols rdlnika Frantiska
Gobesa ' Nytsku pozar; oheh
Sc rozsiril ma stodolu rolnika
Fr. Martinitze. Mimo to chy-
tala stodola obchodnika NJ. Bio
cha; byla vsak jeste yeas u
hasena. Ma pozar upozornilo
muzstvo cetnicke stanice Nyr
sku a pfispechalo soucasne $
cetnictvem v Chudive na misto.
Ma zAchranne prace Sc sjeloi
Is hasicskych sbord z okoli,
jichz usili Sc podarilo pozar To-
kalisovati. Skoda celkem cini
asi 100000 k. Pricina pozaru
nebyla dosud zjistena.
Resignacer biskupa Gsl. cirk-
We. "Mor.-sl. Dennik" sdeluje,
ze v posledni schdzi diecesni
rady ,cirkve ceskoslovenske v
Olomouci pznamil biskup Co
d-Pavlik,. ze Sc rozhodl do
1. kvetna resignovati na svuj
trad. Volba patriarchy cirkve
ceskoslovenske projednavana
je jiz prazske diecesi. Bylo
navrzeno terno DIR. Farsky, pro
fesor Kalous Tuhacek. v o.
statnich diecesich provedena
bude volba pozdeji.
ctyrjazyGne Navy v Karlo-
vych Varech. Plzensky "Cesky
ESmer" sd6luje, re iazenske lis
ty v.Karlovych Varech budou
We SVEN zahlavi tist6ny We ety.
rech fecich: ceske, n6mecke,
frapcouzsk& a anglicke. Kar-
lovarska sprava politicka nyni
naridila, re tez veskere navy
ma vefejnych lazehskych bu-
dovach a mfstnostech must byt
We vsech ctyrech fecich jmeno-
vanych, ma prvnim miste $ ces
tinou.
Vsznil otce praseGim chill,
. ku. ''Pozor" sdeluje: V Jemni
ci ma jz. Morave nalezen by
v prasecim chlivku obcana Sve
body jeho 60lety otec. Pohled
na ubozaka, po celou zimu "a
vreneho v chlivku a ponecha
neho necistote hladu ma po
spas, byl hrozny. Kostlivec y
/, zlute klzi byl ma smrt seslab
". Ma nelidskeho syna ucine
no trestni oznameni.
! Vaxn6 zfanSni hercovo pi
q pfedstaveni. V nedeli 27. dub
~ - . -
q ma hrala Sc v divadle v Kos
cich "Pohadka o Honzovi'. Pi
q poslednim iednani doslo k va
/ zne nehode. Pri zapase opfs
a Sc pfedstavitel Honzy prudce.
). 0 sveho soka, jehoz predsts
n voval Glen cinohry A. Douba
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PRODA Sc reznicky 9 grocer
nj obchod, rohove misto, kde
Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, prodej
"a hotove. Je pri mem pekny
byt. Prlcina prodeje rozchod
spoleGnik1. Haste sc ma miste
c. 2430 zap. Z. ul., roh Jeffer-
son ave. Vemte Fairfield karu.
5-2l
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PRIME Sc dobra starSi zena
k vedeni domacnosti IL samot-
neho pana. Dobry domov, dit
ko sc nevylucuje. Zaslete svo-
il adresu ma Fred Sedivy, No
velty, O. Blizsi ohledne domac-
nosti Sc vam sdeli. SIT
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UNION HEIGHTS, novy d

UNION HEIGHTS, novy dun
o 6 pokojich, prave dohotove-
ny, ma vych. LOG. ul. Cena
$1,000. Vezme Sc dobry lot co
prvni splatka. - Dunn o 6 po-
kojich, zanovni, modern6 "a
rizeny ma vych. 1O4. ul., ga
raz. Cena $4,000. Blizsi inf0r-
mace sd6li Nejedlik & Mikes,
realtors, 11015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. /?
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
dun 0 sesti pokojich, bunga-
low, hotovy k nastehovani, je
v pekn6m okoli, moderne "a
rizeny, garaz a dlazba zapla-
cena. Tez nam nekolik DOM
XII o jednom poschodi. Haste
Sc u FIR. Lisy, 431O f. 116 st.
2 Miles Ave.
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PRODA Sc parlor set "a $25,
dinning room set "a $45, VIC
trola "a So, dresser $12, led
nice, karpety, set do kuchyne
a RUNE jin6 veci, vse musi
byt prodano v nejblizsich
dnech. Haste sc v {. 3343
Fulton Rd. sic
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PRODA Sc pekny dun o 6 po-
kojich, velky lot, slepicnik, ma
leza sc v Corlett blize skoly.
Cena velmi nizka. Prijd'te 81
tento majetek prohlednouti.
Haste Sc v {. 1862 Earring
don Ave. 5-17
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PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc pro

PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc pro
velkou rodinu, tri velke svet-
nice s loznici dole a 3 pokoje
$ koupelnou nahofe, elektrika,
plyn, velka ban, oyocne stro-
my, dlazdena ulice a zaplace-
ma, naleza Sc blize vych. 1O5.
III. Union kary. Cena $4,000.
Velke start majitele pficinou
prodeje. Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik
a Mikes, realtors, 11O15 Union
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PRODA Sc farmicka o trech
akrech, dunn ma 5 svetnic, je
tam ban, slepicnik a naleza Sc
blize kary. Must byt prodana
hned. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Schul-
TIE, 1901 Discount Bldg, aneb
telefonujte Main 3248. 5-21
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Sc cukrovinkovy a de-
likatesni obchod s prodejem
skolnich potreb. Zarucena trz-
ba koI $500 tydne. Podobny
obchod neni v okoli tri mil.
Haste sc v {. 1913 Lorain av.
5-19
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PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc masinarky neb
masinari ma muzskou praci.
Frace cely rok. Haste Sc u j.
Mezera, $3.50 Cable Ave.
sic
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OBCHODNf MAJETEk hodi-
ci Sc pro obuvni obchod aneb
jakykoli jiny Sc proda 2 rodin-
nych pricin. Da Sc pod cenu
aneb Sc vezme lot co Cast splat
ky. Cena $500. Haste Sc u j.
Smetana, 5317 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway BIT j x. 5-17
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PRODA Sc uzenarsky, grocer
nj a cukrovinkovy obchod, kde
Sc trzi pres $500 tydne. Je pfi
mem byt o 4 pokojich. Najem
$36 mesicne. Nechte svoji a.
dresu v adm. t. listu pod znac-
kou B--1. 5-l9
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ten ztratil rovnovahu, klopytl
pres rampu q aspadl mezi hui
debnfky do orchestra. Utrpel
velmi vazne zraneni, prudky
otres mozku. Pfedstaveni hylo
" kratku dokonceno.
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DR. OBNE f
OF N A M K Y

PRONAJME Sc domek vzadu
o 4 pokojich, elektrika, plyn.
Haste Sc v {. 1913 vych. So.
ul. Fleet ave. SIT
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PRODA Sc oelikatesni = Gu
krovinkovy obchod {. 1894
Scranton Rd., blize Trowbridge
ave. Trzi Sc pres $400 tydne.
zadny podohmy obchod v oko-
Ii. Haste. sc v {. 1878 Miles
Ave. 5-l6
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PRODA Sc

Poor! Proda Sc novy stor
Sc smisenym zbozim, je tam
gasolinova stanice, pozemek je
1$4 akru, Is ovocnych stromI,
je to velmi dobre obchodni mi
sto. Dopiste ma Fred Sedivy,
Novelty, O. SIT
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PRIME Sc divka ma domaci
praci, ktera uni varit. Dobry
domov pro radnou divku, sta
le misto, zadne prani. Haste
Sc v {. 1920 Larchmere Blvd.
Tel. Fairmount 1926 j. 5-12-?
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PRODA Sc dun o Z pokojich,
vse zarizeno. Cena $4,000, po-
lovic hotove, ostatni ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc v {. 1900
Horner ave. Corlett. 5-16
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cukrovinko-
w obchod delikatesni pro-
dejem skolnich potreb. Tydni
prljem kol $400. Byt Q 5 svet-
nicich. naleza Sc prot Base
Ball Parku. blize dvou skol.
najem levny. Haste sc mezi
IL. a 3. hod. odpoledne v {.
1866 vych. 66. ul., ,blize Le-
xington ave. 6-16
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Sc dvouakrova far
hodici Sc pro zelinar-
stvi. Dunn je o A pokojich, ga
faz, slepicnik a jine zarizeni.
Blizsi sdeli v. Obdrzalek ma
rurney kd. z Warner rd.
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