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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-22

NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH, Ga. April 2i.-Turpsntine firm. ssts @s6&c; sales. 4T2: receipts, SIS ehipmenb. 4o7; stock, 5.12s. Rosin. firm; sales, 4zs; receipts ss7 shipments, t2A: stock. S,4l4:. Quote: B, Sl.36@A40; D. S445QASS E, F. sa:s5@GSo; G,e4.sO@4e3ls; I. 3465 K. 34.e7k 0A70; M.S4.T0; N,Si.T5@ 4SO VIC. t5.70; wv, \. Ss.4O.
 BAR SILVER NEW YORK, April a1.-Bar silver s4%e; Mexican dollars, 4sMc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-22

AANSA1 GIIIs MO-. ApriI z1.-EgES h c higher; first. 2oc; selected unchanged, packing, 2ic. Poultry broilera 2 cents
 lower, 37044e: other poultry unchanged,
 hens. 21hc; roosters, 14c: springs. 44c
 Potatoes unchanged; western whites. $l.s5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-22

And the stock market had disappointet many by it's spasm of weakness.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30

and notices posted that they would be
sold at auction from the front steps
Of the King county courthouse June
10 unless the company meanwhile pays
the taxes levied for 1919 on the munic-
ipal street railway system. the prop
erty Of the city Of Seattle. The total
of the tax demand, with interest fig
ured to June 10. is s655.S56.
Mrs. Lanora wakefield Of Ana
cortes was elected president Of the
state chapter Of P. E. o., in conven-
ton at Centralia, for the coming year.
other state officers elected we're:
Mrs. Nellie Martin. Centralia first
vice president; Mrs. Florence Rose,
Olympia, second vice president; Mrs.
Maude C. Wilcox, Tacoma. organizer;
Mrs. Esther Rogers, Newport. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Phoebe Phillips.
Bellingham, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Louise Hoagland, Walla Walla.
tEeasurc<. -
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30

addition and alterations to the pres.
emit building which will give the lodge
one of the finest homes in the state.
The May apportionment OF state
school funds IL announced by Jose.
phine COrIiss Preston. state superin.
tendent, with a total of $751; 45 dis
tributed among the various counties.
Provision for a preliminary examin-
alton of the Columbia river between
Martins Bluff and the mouth Of the
Lewis river, with a view to flood con-
troll, is contained in a bill passed by
the senate.
Applications have been received by
the state capitol committee for 1900
acres of capitol grant timber lands in
Stevens county. OF the $4,000 acres
in the original grant. 10000 still re-
main unsold.
Bids for three miles of paving to
adjoin Spokane city limits. at a cost
of approximately 100000, will be ad-
vertised for letting June "a, accord
ing to James Allen, state supervisor
of highways.
Petitions are being circulated ask
ing congress to appropriate $4,000
for completion of the Wapato pumping
project, in the Yakima reservation.
The work would bring about 10000
acres under cultivation.
Only eight applicants who took the
examination for state license as certi-
FLED public accountants in Olympia and
Spokane last week, succeeded In pass
ing according to the list announced by
Director of Licenses Dibble.
Application for rights to divert
water from the Dungeness river in
Clallam county for municipal water
supply purposes, was filed by George
w. O'Brien, city clerk, for the city
of Seauim. with Marvin Chase, super
visor Of hydraulics.
Figures OF shipping activities for
the port of Everett for the first four
months Of the year show a total Of "a
visiting ships engaged in coastwise
commerce, 81 intercoastal and 80 for.
eign freighters. The month Of April
was the lightest working month with
9S.OS1 tons to it's credit March top
ped the list with a total tonnage Of
1885 tons.
Water-borne business of Tacoma for
March, 1924, showed an increase OF
20 per cent over that of March, 1928,
measured in tons, according to the
harbormaster's report for that month
Six thousand people attended the
dedicatory and opening exercises at
the new state bridge over the Snake
river between Dayton and Colfax. The
program was held in Rosedale, a new
town at the south end of the bridge,
Professor C. e. Magnusson, dean OF
the college Of engineering University
of Washington, win attend the first
world power conference to be held in
London, England, June 80 to July II,
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
cloaaed Air Passages Open at Once
Nostrlls Cleared.

If your nostrils are clogged and
your head stuffed because of catarrh
or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a little of this
pure, antiseptic, germ destroying
cream into your nostrils and let it
penetrate through every air passage
of your head and membranes. In
slant relief.
How good it feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up, choked up and miserable. Relief
is sure.-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30
Washington State News

Kelso voted s25O,OOO in water fund
bonds. SOS to 17s.
Spokane's building permits in April
reached q total value Of $688,3S6
Citizens Of Tekoa have decided on
building swimming pool at the auto
park.
The Raymond Rotary club was host
to Is high school senior boys and Ss
grade senior boys at banquet.
A mammoth incubator, capable OF
handling 10000 eggs, was received at
Wenatchee from Cleveland, Ohio.
Logging camps of the Murphy Tim.
Der company at Yacolt, in Clarke coun.
ty, have. closed down for an indefinite
period.
At the present rate, Mays cargo
movement out of the port of Belling-
ham will total about 10000. 900 feet
Of lumber.
DIR. B. c. Hackett will commence
construction of a three-story brick
hotel and store building. to cost $50.
900, at Kelso.
The plant of the Oregon Packing
company at Vancouver will open for
the season about June l for a 3O-day
run on strawberries.
A new clubhouse is being built on
Samish island for the Camp Fire Girls
Of Skagit county by the carpenters
union of the county.
Raymond sawmill workers, by
vote Of "A to SO, decided to end the
strike in Raymond mills which had
been in effect more than two weeks.
A wage reduction of so cents a day
in all -Four L logging camps OF Grays
Harbor county was voted by Four L
employees at a meeting held in Ho-
GUAM.
An invitation will be extended to
the Masonic grand lodge to hold it's
1925 convocation at Wenatchee, when
the 1924 conclave opens at Bellingham
in July.
Announcement was made at Mon
tesano of the organization of a new
company which win operate the plant
formerly run by the Montesano Pack
ing company.
Bankers from Chelan, Douglas,
Okanogan and Grant counties, com
posing group of the state bankers
association. held their annual conven.
ton at Wenatchee.
Mildred Weber, aged IA, Of Walls
Walla, was stung in the neck by some
insect, presumably a bee, and taken to
a doctors office. where she died about
20 minutes after being stung.
With a death rate Of only ss pei
1000 Seattle claims to be the health
lest city Of 100000 or more population
in the United States, according t.
provisional statistics for 1928.
Members of the Everett Blks' lodge
Voted to- spend 100000 on new
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30

Communists IN Ruhr coeres Stores.
Berlin.-COmmunists have forced
merchants of the Ruhr to grant food
credits at their stores under threats
of plumber If they refused. Over L.
100000 workers and families are be-
ing fed--at cost Of some 100000 a
day. The lockout, which hitherto had
cost $6O,OOO,OO0, now threatens quickly
to bankrupt the Ruhr unless negotia-
tions for a settlement are successful
Immediately.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-30
Frye & Company
Wishkah and G Streets
SPECIAL SATURDAY OFFERINGS INCLUDE:

Grays Harbor Young Broiling and Frying
Fresh Pork Spare Ribs, 2 pounds for35c
Legs of Young Lamb, per pound -2Sc
Rib and Loin Lamb Chops per pound -2Sc
Choice Shoulder Roast Veal, per pound zoe
Best Steer Pot Roasts, per pound LIE
Evening star., 1924-04-01

GEoRGETOwS-FIRST COM ZoNE-BRICE
house, nine rooms. hath. ami. investment ~
home; bargain; $1,000 Easy terms. Address
BOX J6S-X, Star officr
Evening star., 1924-04-01
FOR SALE-STORES
Continued.

1ols ST. S.W.-3-SToRY AND BASEMENT
brick: rooms above store; lot is 2fx9o It. TO
rear alley: elec., gas. Price, SOS 900: terms
CHAs. g. sHREvE, Sole Agent.
1922 Conn Ave
Evening star., 1924-04-01
ruA. SALE On EXCHANGE


CAFE aud lunch business In busiest section
of city; doing good bus ness; dissolution Of
partnership reason for selling. Address Box
339-N. ar office 3'
SPLENDID THREE-sT0RY AND EASEMENT
brick IL r. b.. h.-w. heat; cleo. lights and
gas; also t9o-story brick garage, holds autos;
near Scott Circle; for Suburban or city proper
" What have your Address Box 3oo-A,
TWO HOMESTEAD APARTMENT HOUSES
ana adjoining properties on south: trade
sJo,OOO equity for farm or subdiv prop
erty. See your own broker WASHINGTON
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, INC, ITO 14th
at. NV, Room 209.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND TWELVE MILES
from city Ou Pennsylvania railroad: all land
cleared; orchard. f0ur-room bungalow hot
water heat, electric lights and bath: screened
po.ch; garage Hnd outDuildings. Price. $500.
lear Of encnmbranc"S. Exchange for house
IN the northwest. preferably in Brightwood
section, assuming reasonable tr-st
PRA1HER & ROBINSON,
dl4-5Ij-5i6 Bond Bldg,
18th and " y. Ave.
Evening star., 1924-04-01

CHEVY CHASE SECTION AND CAR LINE
an exceptionally nice detached corner home
9 rooms, bath. large front and rear sleeping
poFches, ami; garage; large lot, clos 20
churches, schools, stores and downtown price
very rea eaSonable. Phone Cleveland 1890
Evening star., 1924-04-01

NEAR 18th & b SE.-DANDY GROOM
heat; best bargain In this section + 1906.
Evening star., 1924-04-01
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
fonttaued.


l2O9 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.--6 ROOMS. T.
eIec llghfS h..W.h.; gar, lot iJj deep; hons
IN dne cond tion; s7,36O II
VIZ WILL BUILD YoU 4 HoME TO sun
your own ideas, 10 cash down. balance smsf'
monthly payments. provided you own lot T..
~ - free Of incumbrance. Call and lear
@ "Ir nome finance plan. Modern Home Corpors
non, room 40s. 92t l5lh II. nv.
chevy CHASE. be. X THE VERY BF.S1
environment, real nome OF . rooms ana
hsths, hardwood trim and floors G5-ft 10:
10 paved alley: garage ard fruit tres: -aal
bargain FAR below prevailing prices: convan.a
-nI terms AddreS- BOx ZEN. Stsr Office
NEAR 10th & MD. AVE. N.E.-StX- -EooA
mouse. Ist comEnerc al. right in business cen
ter; an excellent buy at $500; 500 casa
franklin 1895
SAUL,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOME or
q good rooms and bath; stone foundat ton and
slste roof: hardwood floors; large lot; owner
leaving city and will sell without profit: sood
terms Address Box 213-X. star office.
MUST SELL LOVELY HOME, SMALL CASH
payment, exceptional terms. Pot. l246J zfte-
NEAR 18th 4 II F-DA<uy GPOGn
Evening star., 1924-04-01
SALE OR RENT APARTMENTS

APARTMENT Co-oPEPATIVE PLAN. THE
Northumberland, Apt 7o2.--Furnished or un-
price. furnished, SIS. .o0o: unfurn she'd. sio, 500:
will also der renting furnished on yearly
lease. Apply to manager in building or
S3I5
Evening star., 1924-04-01

ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Five-ruom new bungalow. hardwood floors,
sleeping porch, h.-wh., tile bath. large rooms,
hoored attic: $s, ,25o-s5O0 cash, So. so monthly.
Six-room new bungalow, ami. h.-w. h,
hardwood floors, garage. many built-in fea-
lures; 8, $50; $3.50 cash, $40 per month.
Five-room new bungalow, ami, S6,25O--
$500 cash and $50 monthly. r.
Five-room new bungalow, b.-v.h., 5000
$500 cash and $50 monthly.
Five four room new bungalows. gas, efec.
ana water; $3.50; $500 cash. s35 monthly.
See US for Bargains.
II. c. MAYNOR & CO.,
oS1S r. lave. NE. North TOO
Evening star., 1924-04-01
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

CORNER o ROOMS Or BATH, BRICK.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, ON CAR LINE.
HOT AIR, ELECTRICITY.
ONLY $3.50.
HERMAN SCHMIDT,
729 18th ST NV.
ADDISON. VA.-4 ROOMS AND BATH
frame honse; screens, bath. ami, eiec. hghte;
lot 7Jx12o.
j. LEO K0IB.
Real Esta aud Insurance.
QEi New York
Evening star., 1924-04-01

INVESTIGATE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO
secure well built, thoroughly modern
room and bath house. at 81 900 under rpsI
value: located On wide avenue southeast
Lincoln G741- u
Evening star., 1924-04-01

CLEVELAND PARK, BI.OCKS WEST
Conn. aVe.-A most desirs bic detached stucc-,
residence, nice rooms. large front and res
sleeping pcrehes, ami; maids quarters: gx
rage; lot 50xl20; price most equitable. Phone
Cleveland 1896.
Evening star., 1924-04-01
SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY

GROCERY AND RADIO STORE-Established
years; must leave town; work too heavy for
individual; quick cash sale. West 1896 o'
BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED on 18th
st. close To Park road, wide frontage and good
depth. can be converted for u small sum.
This property can be bought right to quick
purchaser. Address Box 332-X, Star
office.
PRACTICALLY NEW BUILDING.
located in good northwest subuIb, on
bath apartment above. All modern
A. { +. Now g Tenting' agr st'i9e per
year. Can be bought for Sl4 900.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1894 st. NV. Realtors. Franklin o5o3.
81. JUST orr NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
800. an ideal property to remodel for bust
mss: rooms, bath elect, light, u fl. front;
Scar garage an wide alley
Main 1901. 1891 IL St NV.
TIE RETURNS PAY FOR PROPERTY
AND STORE RENT FREE.
Store ready to move in or let balance Of
5-story brick buildinE rented; returns pay
Terms. fine Investment. owner needs funds
this week. 9th 81. NV. near o. Apply d.
Bond bldg.
II STREET, IN DowNToWE CoNGEsTRD
and apartments above, yielding annual rental
Of $4,000. Price only 100000.
JESSE l.. HEISKELL
11l5 Eye st. NV.
NINTH STREET
A thrr--StOry brick building, located
on 9th St. near New York ave; lot
29Sl05. store on the hrst floor, with
two 5-room and bath apartments
above. Annual rentals. 81 400. Party
with 5000 cash can buy II for s2l,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1884 II ST. nv Realtors, Franklin oi13.
Evening star., 1924-04-01

PETWORTH-BEAUTIF GROOM SEM
detached. sleep, break. and front. porches;
side and rear alley. Garage Main 40. ls
NEAR EASTERN HIGH-MOSr MODERN g.
room brick. every convenience and easy terrne
of ownershin. Main 540 Is
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MLEkARNA, kde Sc po dlou,
ha leta provonuje obchod ma
teTiz mfste v teskoslovensk&m
okoli, musi Sc prodat "a 'pfiti-
nou nemoci v rodin1. Majetek
i pohodlny d1m, koupelna, vel
ka mlekarna sc stroll I fa&ize
MIN. garsze, trucky . vsS O.
statni mimo dom&cih6 habyt-
ku. Lace za $4,000. vymSni
Sc tez "a jedno neb dvourodin
ny dunn, nejradeji v Corlett.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5468
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Stukbauer. 1-5
$1S00 a ostatni jako naiem
koupi vam p9kny dam Q s
svetnicich s koupelnou, sklep
pod celym domena. 4 sar&ze,
lot ~ pfi lao, p6kny pro ga
hradniceni . drlhez. Cana
$1,000. naleza Sc pfi Harvard
a Denison kafe a je hned k
nastehovani. The Atlas Fiaan-
ce Co., 5458 Broadway. Platte
Sc ma Mr.. Stpkbauer. LIS
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1iDk v$E0BEcNf vysu$ENi.


Washington, 5. ledna. -
Drasticke kroky k zamezeni
pozivani opojnych napoid cle-
ny kongresu a .jinymi vysoky-
mi iiredniky vladimir pfisa,y
dohled ma "diplomaticke liho-
why, byly pezadovaay dnes
kongresmikem Upshaw-em, de-
moklatem z George. Predlo-
I'll resoluci v tom smyslu a v re
[li, ktere sc primlouval Q ieji
|pfijeti pravil, ze ka5dy Glen
kongresu, jenz byl by dopaden
pod vlivem lihovin v kapitole
|neb 0 nemz bylo by znama, ze
ziskava lihoviny nezakonitym
[zpnscbem, mel by byti dan ma
I"cermou listinu".
Pozadoval, ably ode vsech
vladnich dfedAfka, vGeta6 Sle-
!, MI presidentoya kabinetu, ar
lmadnich a namornich dlstoj-
nikI a diplomatickych a kon.
isularnich zastupcl "a hranice.
mi vyzadovan byl slib naprostt
stridmosti. Kdyby byl presi'
dentem, pravil Upshaw, PRO.
hlasil by beze vseho odkladu q
bcz vselike vyihrady. ze Bilj
Dunn musi byti suehy, presi
ident re bude suchy, vsichni je
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ho jnlenny,aaci museU byti su-
81 a zidAl5y 0kanzitou resig-
|naci ka4d6li, viAdniho dfedni-
|ka, diistoiAikG . armaady . va
lecn6ho led stva a clend kabi-
netu, kteri pozivaji lihovin,
iez bylv vybcsteny ustavou
|nasi vlastiH., Dale pravil, de
president Coolidge incl by
|zahajiti talent v zajmu prohi-
hice rozbitim skazde lahve q
plscaru We sWashingtone."
Vzhledem k diphmatickyn
lihovinam, pravil Upshaw:
rKfiklaW xneuzivani diplo.
maticke immunity mnohymi
nfid&lenci cizich vyslanectvi 9
velvyslanectvf zdhrazAuje mt
most cdvclani pafvileje, jez nj,
kdy nemela byti povolena poo
nasim narodaim prohibicAin
zakonem. Mas odbor statu b,
incl uctive pozadati vsechny ci
Iii vlady, aby prestaly sem po
lsilati lihoviny, zakazane RaSi
mi zakony. americkym obGa
niim."
,Ku konci sve.feci pravil Up
shaw, he pAda predlohu na Q
IMezeai "diplomaticke immuni
Ity', pOkud lihovin sc tjce.
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''"'''si sIeIs1i isSi' 6 CO. ~ =
JEST Pro YY1LAcENf voyBNsx1Ho
BoNUSU.

Ia v6erejsi kampanni feci
kalifornsky senator Hiram w
Johnson prudce hnal dtokeM
ma minplou cimoet, jako&
moznou politiku budoucnCstl
nynejsi administrace a v 0to-
|cich nikterak naSe6il ostrymi
|vyrazy, ktere budili vseobecny
scuhlas tem6f pTeplnen6ha
ZednAfsk6hO Auditosis ma Eu-
cid ave. "a reei Sc vyslovil
pro vyplaceni bonusu vsem w
|slouzilclm sv6toye valky, sni-
zenf dani r pfijmu, jiste ulevy
farmarIm, pro pomerne "a
Houpeni jiznich dslegatd ma
pfiSti konvenci, o Svetoven,
Soude, Lie narodd, proi clo-
|vani Sc nyasjM ylady pfi zasi-
|lani xbrani do Mexika, jakoz
pro zm9nu zahran:cni politiky,
Odskodne vojindm ma byti
vyplaceno 2 danoveho prebyt-
ku $3.50, 900, 900 V spolk.. po-
kladne a dan prijmu ma byti
placena teprve lidmi, jejiehz
rocni pfijem pfevysuje ohnos
$1,000.
johnson vyslovil Sc zcela pro
Ivojnu az ma ndz o yelkym OBJ
chodem a mezinarOdnimi ban
kerry, kteri mohou platit, ale
kteTi Sc hlavn6 stavi proti W.
placeni bonusl a ostfe vystou-
| pill proti americkym zbohath-
klm "a valky, kteri zapomn6li
&c hiavne jsiich zajmy byly
vojskem hajeny.
Porovnaval vy'kony armady
SpojenJch StatI u Chateau
Thiery, Belleau Wood a v Ar
gonskem lese Sc slavnymi bi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

Posl. dx. vlvro 3robir '
Praza. v pond4k ~. prosince.
pfijel do Prahy byv. ministr
DIR. Vavro srobar, vracejici Sc
50 sve ameriek& propaga6ni
eesty, v prdvoda prof. Maule-
he. X uvitani ma nadrazf do
stavih Sc miAistr Semxd 9lstui
slr. Milan Hod4a 8 choti, pred
,sA2A kluhu Rep1Al. pasl&ned
byv. ministr Frarlt. Stan6k 2
cstnj sleyensti pf6tsl& sroba-
row. DR.. srob&r pres velke n&-
mahy sve cesty vypad& velmi
sv6ze pfi ~vitanf. jez bylo
ne0byceins srdecn6, rrojevil
radestnS sspekejsnf naa dsp4
chem sveho pos5kni v Americe.
I Choromysln5 mud. Policejnl
stsa3 ptsdyedla No starom1st'
sfeul / 4 zlsici elst(ho svacl&,,
W LdcGoAta 2 D6la3cA Cha.
haE ktssy pobilalss R5hnf ia
kci. k5ics, zs no pton4s ednj1
= chstn sastfshti. sPoHce 5nfFl6'
kak dal nest'astneho amuze do
psaviti do 6stAsu pro choro
mysln6 v Bohnicich.
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Los Angeles, 3. ledna. -
Courtland S. Dimes, olejaf z
Denver, jenz byl postfelen We
Ger na Novy Rok Horacem
Greerem, soferem Mabel Nor
mandove, zname fotoherecky
q Mabel Normandova samotna
jsou We stejne nemocnci.
Herecka, jez odebrala Sc do
nemocnice Dobreho Samarita-
ma We stavu vazne pervosy,
'dnes ,byla .operovana ma chro-
'Inicky, Izanet slepeho:. sfeva
| Die leSvkjadfeni kkafi nehrpzI
il zMhe nebezpeci.
Dinesovi, jenz ma prostfe
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tvami Y Thegmepyl, H&tihgs
a Trafalgasu, tab ~ ~ jeRo,
die tsFeaAi 4 protiVD6 hpatAb I'D
|ra. sypaals jske alchsssni le-
aian&fdM % ,celem xjakxti je.
ich hlasl.
FarRlafs udiSt'ovel srSmi
sympstismi : prasil. be posel-
stN Coolidgevo primo siselo
chladem q povzIbusoval je X
sN6pomeei, P0mo4eno hy Jim
hylo sniAeAim sazeb qaklad-
mich ma drahach i pFimym pro-
dejem iejich vyrobko spotfe.
bitelnm.
Naval do sin6 byl TAN sssa6-
ny, 10 neicia od NehNdd Htu-
aela vrAtiti n6koaA set navStAy
,nikl. Sed4dlA Fozlehl6 mist
/
'nosti byla haplnena a krone
toho nucena velka Cast pfftom,
nych vyalechnouti I kampanni
|feE i stale.
johnson m6l odsjeti dnes '
Epoledne, ale neni znamo, zda
80
do WashiAEtonu peb Chicago.
Dopoledne mel porady s1mana-
gerry kampan6 V jihycb ohio
|skych m6stech a mel pfiimeuti
navstsvu Aayora Freda Kohle-
ra. Host vtak nikterak I neni
nadsen prohlaSenim ,mayora,
ze tlz jest Y pryni fad6 pro no
minaeaf kandidatuhu Coolidge
"a teprve M mist< druhem pro
Johns0na.
pnes, pred odjezdsm, h0dla
81 prOhl6daeuti tez M8stske
Auditosium, kde iak dossfa, ma
byu :nominovan, ma eervnovem
sjezdu republikansk6 strany,
ma neivyssf aisd Y zemi,
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Must RYT PRoDAN dim . 6

MuSl RYT PR0nAN dlm o 6
pokoiich 8 koupslnou, yelklm
sklepem ma dlazdene uliei, hli-
ze Fleet ave. Cena poaze
$4,000, stacf hotov9 pouze
$500. ostatni ma velmi leAke
splatky. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma Mr.. r. Kohout. l-5
PhlJME Sc dfvka v stafi as
Is rQka < epstfeni dftka .. k
poklidn 20 akole ma phl dne
v tydnu aneb v sobotu. Haste
Sc u p. Sritka v Z. 4k0e Br4sd-
way, reh Chanpa ave.
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PRODAJf Sc zanovni kom-
binacni kamna, sadivy dining
room set s kusd, tffkusovt w
epant parlor set, vysokt era-
melton, sicf stroj white Ro-
tary", library table, vyhfsvni
kamna, lampy,' karpety xdz-
ne jine v9ci, vie veluai levnS a
'dovazka zdarma. Haste se v
(. 3s43 Fulton Rd. 4
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vfBUoR Y IOvk III


Pektn, H.. 3. le3pa. Kolem
ctyficeti d3hiko. rApochybas
oheti yybuchu ! pozaru, jenz
znicil. casn6 rAno dve hudoyy
We zdeisfm s&vede Cora Pro
ducts Co., bylo dosud pQhte6o-
vano dnes vecer.
Die vykazu, vydankho spri,
YOU tov&rny, delnfci v pottl
a M 70 - jssa mxisi nsb
peAfeesykRl % - jieA y ne
sseenieleA. , 1ieh4 js1en&ct
asan6nA lAjspiAa snrtelne a
etz@ksk hteM ntrpsh peraheni
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dopravelio a

lehciho r&zu, dopraveno de
jich domov1.
Vybnch, pfivodeny nsjspiae
Skrobovynl prachem, otf&sl oe
lynn m3steckem. Dnee yeEer
plameny, ktere jei n&Slsdpya-
", dosud hoff. Hasichm adsi-
6im pfispel na pomoc jejich
druzi 2 Peorie. Pffcina vtbvs
chu bude vysetfovana eheraie-
kym ifadem vl&dnfho odh0ru
zemed9lstvi, die zpravy 2 Wa.
shingtonu, obdrzene.
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PRODA Sc srocerni obchod !
feznictvi. kde je trEba "a ho-
tove . kde Sc trzi pies $500
ttdn&. Obchod sc naleza v G.
1928 Fulton nd. Je phi n&m
p4kny byt 0 4 pokojfeh, na-
jem $45.0O mesicne. BhxSi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles ave. 1-6
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U zbohaAl6a

u "Nas Pepicek apolkl vcera
desetiAaler - pfedst&yte 81 10
nase leknuti!"
Ta se u mas ma stesti ne
stane. Ny dayame d&tem ku
hrans jcA ty move dvouduka.
ty ~
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MABEL NoRMAUpovk opERovknA.
JEST We STEJNE NIll0CNICI MUzEM,
KTEREHO POSTREIM JEJf S0FER

lene plice q mimo to trpf- leh-
.kym jich zan6tem, dsn se =
st&xajicich okolnosti dobfe,
vsak jest dosud vel
mi nervosnim die sdeleni le-
kari. 81,
Greer, jenz doznava, ze p0-
tu&il reyolvesn slecny NorHaIl-
move ma DinAse. dnes pazde
veGer byl formaln6 obvinkn n
[ltoku Sc smrtici zbranf . 9my.
Hslem zabitir q nepochyhSl
|hpde $ nims konan piedh4 5
|x5slbch t.zitraN pfstri2t 2tli I'M;
[ylApi odpaxdEil aby iefo Y
lrukA byla urtena M $40, 600