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New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
McAdoo Said to Have
 Got Fec of S2OO. 900

Youngstown. O. Feb. William c. MeAdoo. secrstary of the treasury n the Wilson administration. received A fee of sz0G.us9 for intervention in tax refund csse of the Republic Iron E steel company iu ta2n. accord- ing to 6 copyrighted special story published by the YonBgzfown Vindi- eaior today
 According to ibe story. Mr. MeAdoo was engaged by Chairman John A. Tovrinc of the Republic Jest before Inc case came 10 a hearing. and cf- ferted compromise with William Vi. Williams. then commissioner of Inter- nal I;tteHue aud members of The Tax rst isi8n board. Ibfsc fo this compro- tuise. it 6 said. thr Republic received q refund of abotn sz.eea. 8es imms- distely.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
DEMANDS sl,5OO AT
 POINT OF REVOLVER
I. M. KrikOrian Tries to Collect
 Bill in Novel Manner

An attempt to collect a bill of s1,- 500 at the point of a revolver this afternoon resulted in the arrest of Toros NJ. Krikorian on charges of breach of the peace and carrying con cealed weapons. A man sent in a call to the police that there was a man at 5S Rockwell avenue with 9 revolver who was threatening to kill somebody.
 Captain George J. Kelley dispatched the police service car with Sergeant George c. Ellinger and PatrQlmen Thomas J. Feeney and Herbert Lyon to the scene. Krikorian was located on the street near the store with a hatchet in his hand.
 According to the story told to the police by M. NJ. Krikorian. who con- ducts a wholesale fruit business at that address, his brother called at the store and demanded that he pay him s1,500 that he owes him. When told that he couldn't pay the money now, Toros whipped out 25 calibre auto matic revolver, fully loaded, and threatened to kill his brother if he didn't get the money immediately.
 Krikorian srappled with him and succeeded in taking the revolver away, but then Toros turned around and picked up hatchet that was handy and was going to carry out his threat with that. Then Krikorian ran away and the police were called.
 Toros is alleged to have told his brother that he needed the money badly as he didn't have any to feed his family. When arrested he had three bankbooks on his person, two of them showing deposits of ss,oo0 and the third a joint account with his brother on which over 5000 had been deposited,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Foreign Exchans,

New York, Heb. 27.- Foreign ex- changes easy. Quotations in cents: Great Britain: demand, l29 1-4; ca bles i2p t-2; GO day bills on banks i27. France: demand. 4.09 f-2; ca hles ito. Italy: demand. 4.2S&: cs- blcs i.29 l.i. Belgium: demand, $50 l-2. cables 3.5i. Germany: demand per trillion .2s. Holland. demand, S7.gs. Norway; demand 15.14. Sweden: demand. 25.12. Denmark: demand. i5.s4. Switzerland. demand. 17.s2. Spain: demand. 12.G1. Greece. de- msnd 1.51. Poland. demand. .oo0O12. Czecho-Sloyakia: demand, 2.g0 1-s. Jugo-Slasia; doInand. 1.g6. Austria: demand. 00i4. Rumania. demand, .53. Argentina: demand. 3425. Brazil: demand l2.l5. eTohio: demand IA. Montreal. g6 i3-15.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Indiana Banker Sued
 By Wife for Divorce

Logansport, Ind, Feb. 27.--Court action for limited divorce for 10 years and s1oo,ooo alimony filed against George strecker, S5. wealthy retired baker, by his wife. Mrs Lena Strecker, s5. was supplanted today by suit brought by Mrs. Strecker against Miss Mary HsrtE, 45, named as correspondent in tho divorce pro- cecdings, asking s50,000 for alleged alienation of Mir. Strecker's affec- tions. The law under which the suit was brought provides that the court may grant limited divorce for certain period, during which the couple must live apart. Attorneys declare that suits under the law are rare.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Arrested for Trying to
 Influence Member of Jury

New London. Feb. Charged with attempting 10 influence Arthm H. Dasis Of Waterford. q member cf inc jury which last week awarded him verdict Of st.S00 against the Connecticut CO. for damage 10 an au- tomobile truck when it was struck by a trolley car. Salvatore Sabilio WAS to- day arrested and held for tho next term Of the superior court under bonds of ss.50O. The arrest was or- dered by Judge Christopher l.. Avery Of the superior court. who presided at the trial or sabilio against the trolley company. after he had listened to inc story told by Juror Davis. Ii is aI- lsTed Sabiiio approached Mir. Davis and asked him to help him ottt. Hc- cording 10 the juror sabilio promised him good days pay"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Secret Hearing Today on
 New Orleans Customs Man

Washington, Feb. g7.-Behind ihe veil Of official secrecy which cioaks the senats's exclusive business. the right over tbc nomination of Waiter l.. Cohen. Louisiana negro republican leader to bc comptroller Of customs at New orleans. vas reopens.d today by a move for reconsideration of thc secret vote which reflected him. Charges and cOuntercharEes Of deals and trades. political and otherwise. the effect on the negro vote in inc northern states. and the membership Of tha Ku Kiux kian in others. figure in the unofficial reports of what is going on while senators decline to dis cuss executive afssrs"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

Mr. Lynch held the respect of all players, because he demanded it. He would answer no one who addressed him on the field as "Ump," Umpire" |" "Tom," or anything other than "Mis- ter Umpire"
 Mir. Lynch was one of the strong believers in the doctrine that it Is bet ter to give than to receive and he practiced this policy. Mir. Cox related this afternoon numerous instances of MT. Lynch's big hcartedness and in all his philanthropic work he de- manded absolute privacy and secrecy Mir. Cox recalls.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
 SHE'S X "GUN. WOMAN"
New Works BoblIairrJ Bandit Writes Police That shes Ready With Ph- tui When They Are.

New York. Feb. 27.-B Brooklyn's elusive and busy bob- haired bandit is gun-uoman as well as an intrepid highwaywoman she assured the po- lira today in a letter written in an- sHer To a recent general order that she be shot doNE on sight.
 When inc shooting begins" she Wr0tr. 'therc'Il he someone other than policemen there to do ii and 10 see that Inc meeting is complete suc- etss"
 operating with two men and d taxi cab. the bob haired girl has held up 8 dozen store proprictors or their clerks in recent, weeks.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
a,srei N. Clarl

Alfred H. Clark, aged 70 years. died this afternoon at 2ii5 o'clock at his home. 2s Vine street He was 3 veteran Of the Civil war and is sur vived by one brother. Dr.F. A. Clark of Portland, Maine. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from his late home, Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill Of the South Congrega- tional church officiating. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
ON POLICE BLOTTER.

Myer Dunn of tes Stanley street was arrested this morning by Patroi- man A. Carlson for violating the motor vehicle law by not having the capacity of his. truck displayed prom inently on the side.
 Jack Beckman of iti Enfield street. Hartford. was arrested by Traffic Officer John Stadler for the same offense. Both men will appear in police court in the morning.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
KIWANIANS SING
Long Looked For Day of Melody Ar rives and Dan Nolan Helps Cele- brate-Hartford Mayor Speaks.

Kiwanians of New Britain and Hartford laughed and sang and en- joyed themselvessin what was de- cidedly the snappiest meeting ever held by the New Britain Kiwanis club at the Grotto hall today. There were about S5 members Of the Hart ford club present. Charles w. flaw kins, president of the local club. turned the meeting over to Bruce Morrisey of Hartford, who presided. Dan Nolan, community song leader. supplied the entertainment.
 Mayor Richard J. Kinsella of Hartford gave a brief address. For the first time since their organization the members gave vent to their feel ing in much singing and some music. Following the meeting the members were guests of Manager Baker of the Burritt hotel who took them on a tour of inspection through the build ing where they will hold their future meetings beginning next Wednesday
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Mrs. Marlin A. nnmns.

Mrs. Martha A. Downs Of New He- ven, died Sunday and was buried this afternoon. Mrs. Downs was well known in New Britain having been a sister of the late Rev. James Cooper, D. D.. one time pastor Of the South Congregational church. She was very active in missionary circles in North Carolina, Florida and Alabama.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank all our kind ncighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the death Of our beloved wife and mother. We es- pecislly thank the T. <. C.. the New Britain Lumber Co. ofsce. Dept C-5s. c. C. l.. Co. and the pattern depart rnent of the Vulcan Iron Works.
 Benjsmen H. Thomas. Arthur r. Thomas. Elsie M. Thomas and Harold B. Thomas
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
DISCUSS LIGHTING CONTRACT

The board of public works will meet next week with officials of the Con- necticut Light & Power Co. and the special meeting Of the common eoun- cil which has been working on a new electric light contract. The special committee recommends 1876 lights, exclusive of special lights and under ground service, the cost Of which will be s33,lo7.SS.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
DELAY CITY MEETING

Because the auditorium efthe Gen. tral Junior High school is engaged for Monday evening. the city meeting board will not meet until Wednesday night. it was announced this morn- ing at the office of Mayor A. NJ. Pa onessa. The meeting will take action on tho estimates of income and ex- penditure for next year.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
,yan,s~ Linton

James Linton, aged 70 years, died last night at S:So o'clock at his home, 2l3 Maple street. Ve is survived by his wife and Ave soA, Henry G., Jos eph B. of Boston, Edgar s., Elmer D. Of Providence and Lloyd R. Of New York city, and one daughter. Mrs. L.. II. Taylor Of Berlin. He also leaves n brother, Harry, and sister, Mrs. John Cobaugfi of Canton, Ohio and six grandchildren. Tho funeral serv- ices will be held from hts late home Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Drattls
Mrs. Ellen Larson

Mrs, Ellen Larson. aged 66, died this morning at the town farm. She is the widow of John Larson and for merly lived on Stanley street. She will be buried tomorrow morning with a funeral mass in St. Joseph's church al o'clock, Rev Patrick Daly offi- clating Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Battling Ski in Serious
 Condition With Pneumonia

Havana. Feb. z1.-'Tsattling" Ski. Frcuch scue ga4ese boxer took anoih her turn for the worse ast night ard this morning his physician. lff. Benirno .sousa. told new spapcr men that fl1r boxer had bronchial pncuinonia and that his condition vas regarded as serious
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
THOMAS ]. LYNCH
 DIES AT AGE OF 65
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 member of the post office carrier force. and sister, Mrs. James F Sautter.
 He was a member of New Britain Lodge of Elks, but had no other fra ternai affiliations.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at o'clock at St. Mary's church and burial will be in the family plot in Fairyiew cemetery.
 Tributes From Burns and Cox
 Of the many friends of the deceased theatrical and baseball man. there were perhaps none who were more grieved to learn of the death than were Patrick F. Burns, one of the city's leading baseball fans who grew up with Mir. Lynch. and Frank E. Cox, now engaged in real estate business who was player and later a manager in tho New England league when Mir. Lynch umpired in that circuit.
 MT. Burns remembers when the name of Lynch was synonymous wifl, the very best in amateur baseball in the state of Connecticut. 'Tom," as he was known to his friends, was catcher for the Mullisan Guards While he was umpiring in the big leagues, he spent his winters here, Upon his return to New Britain in 1888 he arranged to bring the Chica- go Nationals here to play a picked team. The game was staged at Rent schlers park and was one of the big sporting events in the city's history, interest in the game being greatly in- creased by the presence of the late ''Tcmmy' Burns. product of the local sandlots, as shortstop for the Nationals. Billy Sunday who afterward toured the country as an evangelist was also with the Chicago team in this game.
 Cox and Lynch Meet
 Frank Cox first met Mir. Lynch when Arnold's restaurant near the railroad arcade was the mecca of sport lovers where the sporting news of the day was discussed and anaIyz- ed and where predictions for the com ing seasons were freely made. At the time. Cox was playing in Westfleld, Mass. It was while he was receiving the congratulations of his friends up- on his election to the captaincy of the Grand Rapids Ill.,, team that Mir. Lynch came over to him to extend his well wishes and for the first time they met. They afterwards became warm friends.
 After a season in Grand Rapids, Cox became manager of the Law renee, Mass. team. Mir. Lynch had taken place as umpire in the Allan tic league and as the league was about to break up he wrote Cox telling him about the anticipated discontinuance. Cox told tho New England league secretary that Lyuch's services as an umpire would probably he available and he was engaged at once. He was asked to report for the Lawrence Ncwburyport game a week later. 1e was In the third inning that the new ''ump" arrived at the field. The game was halted and he was installed in the box. He umpired with strict impar- tiality and won the approval of the two teams, and after the season was sought by the National league which was the first step in his movement to- ward the league presidency.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
SAUNDERS FOUND DEAD

Edward Saunders of 57 East Main street was found dead this afternoon in vibberts Grove by William Began of East Main street. Medical Ex- aminer Waterman Lyon viewed the body and declared death due to eS- posture. Saunders was about 43 years old.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Ren,ar.l Er1oan.

The funeral Of Bernard Grossn will be held tomorrow morning at s:85 o'clock from bis home, no Nor b street. and at o'clock from st Mary's church.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
5s CENT pIym,.sp

At the meeting of the board of d. recters Of the American Hsrdvsr Corp. ibis afternoon. ths same slate of officers sss sIcrtsd and the fegu- lsr dividend of 7s cents a share pss declared
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Titttrrals
Irspl, Person

The funeral Of Frank Person was held this afternoon from the Erwin nortuary chapel at o'clock. Rev. A. Q. Hielm Of Bristol conducted the service. Burial was in Fairview ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
LENIS-FURpHY.

Joseph s. Lewis and Mary Eliza beth Furphy Of Newington were mar. ried by Justice of the Peace. David l.. Nair in his office this morning.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
City Items

John Nyko of se Grove sfrest vas srrss,ed this morning for a violation of his probation
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

r. $. TREASURY STATEMENT. [. s. Treasury balance sgso.29I72S
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
Big Refund Is Agreed To Be Paid to Estate

New Haven, Feb. 27.--A refund Of sto,os4 on income taxes paid by the estate of Morton F. Plant, late Of Gro ton. is provided for in decision by Federal Judge Thomas today. The executors entered suit to recover an over charh. on taxes laid in 1s16. The original suit was for s24,s96 and the award includes six per cent com pound interest from April s, isls.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-27

National, state, county and muni- cipal taxes collected in this country last year averaged s6S a person.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

sile. doufala jsem, ze mi poviz
. necem, co BY mi dokAzalo,
ze to nenf pravdou. ze isem
ruku syou ma neho vlozila I!
Mlj drahy Basile, ma lasko
jedina, byli isme tax st,astny-
mi, pokud jsem myslela, ze to
byl pouze hrozny sen! Nyni,
Basile. stesti syeho liz nikdy
9 .nikdy nenalezneme!"
A ae Sc mi znovu vzpirala,
zadrzel jsem il prece moci q
polozl hlavu jeji ma sve rame.
Odhrnul jsem il tmave jem-
ne vlasy $ celia, a libal je q
septal k tomu IA nejneznejsi
sloya lasky, Jake mi jen laska
prava na rty prinesti mohla.
Marne! Jak mne sila opustila,
zena ma vymkla Sc mi znovu
2 naruci a volala:
"Rasile! Ty's Q tom tedy We
del! Tvs vedel, ze ma ruce me
lpi krev muze toho! Prayim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
PANE TFARMAkI.

pfeji 81 prodati neb vymeniti
$ vami vlastni l3Oakrovou far
mu dobrym 8pokojovym do
mem bridlicovou stfechou,
plnym sklepeip, velkou bank
barni. taktfz bfidlici krytou a
6 jinymi budovami. Z dojnice-
mi. 2 koni a $ veskerymi po-
tfebnymi stroll a nacinim -
"a skutecne obeti. Jest to pri-
lezitost koupiti skutecne Sc Wy
placejici Sc farmu "a obnos
10 $4,000 meme nezli Jest sku.
Itecna cena. Navstivte Matte,
le jeste dnes. Mluvime cesky
I2815 Lorain ave. 3-2e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
QHMU|JRlNlE y DNY,.:
NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
2 anglickeho ofclozila Kldra Spccingroud.

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ros s....s. ,1s
49,, p:, vae :
80, - as ~ nes,y 80
Vrh,a j. ;astsi ;odnou no
nosta, ) trasla 90 M calsm *
10
"Pob.rans zr;cen.s, %
nap prayila sama k sobe.
"Hracka bidnikem odhoze-
ma. a nyni ieste xyrazednici, /,
Tvs dobre volil zenu syoii.
Basile!' -
"Vzdyt' ta tax vroucnS mi
luii." volam liz. nez domluvi,a
s.Tv ze mne miluies? lax
hvs rno n,ob, ro;lovo+;o ToLo
va laska neni svatou. Pakli ale
mne prece miluies, pomoz mi.
bych co neidrive zemre1a, Ba-
sile! Del mne neco, co by mne
zabilo! Proc isl mi zachranil
zivot mIi?"
"protoze ;sem ta tenkrs+ toll
milova, ;ako * m;,,;; dnos !.
Ufisila so nroto ;sor dou-
fal. ze ivmvsl ;eis GO ut;s,
coL., ;sox ,.,, -. 4
,; ~
Ios;rn aaLss -. !.
rslns no,,;nno, nsoa lasl
zskonon, -, hr,a -
,.,.,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

Pr RonAM prsvs do.taysn5
6-tipokojoYy moderni dun
ma dlazdsns 136. ul. z Miles
Ave. a jeden 0 6ti pokojich,
velmi pskny, vytapsni hor-
kou .xodoua,, ns Beechwqod
VI. = ma Is same ulici dyo!aa-
rodinnppy, & tfemi krasnymi
lo4nicemi ns kazdem po-
schpdi, :vsechno moderni, q
velmi prostorny. Garaz je
pfi kazdem dome. Y padu,
ze byste s. zaiimali 2 nskte-
n : tschto msietkli, zavolej
te majitele Jos. Navratila,
1884 Beechwood Ave. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

Cim? Basile, povez mi eistou
pravdu, nebo Sc zblaznim!
Nechci, abys mne neco zatajo-
val. Muslin vedeti 0 vsem, vse
mi musis povedeti!"
"Byl zastrelen bambitkou."
"Bamhitkou!? bambitkou?
A kde a jak isem k nj pri-
sla? Kde je ta~ bambitka?"
"Odhodil jsem ji."
"Ty! Tax tvs Q tom v5dsl!?
Sklonil jsem hlavu. Citil
jsem, ze zapirani by mi nijak
neprospelo. Musi Sc 0 vsem do
yedeti.
Kekl jsem tedy take vsecko,
co jsem vedel. Rekl jsem iii,
jak mi slibila, ze ke mne phi
de; a jak jsem il vysel napfo-
ii, kdy nedrzela daneho slota.
:Aekl jsem il, jak Sc bNzila TO-
lem mne v hrozne vanici sne-
hove,s' jsem ii .n4sel. Opa-
koval jsem diNoka slova jeji,
rekl jsem il, jak mi ia smrtici
zbraii padla k noham a jak
jsem il bez myslenek odhodil
stranou v chvatu nejvetSfm;
jak ode mne utekla uhane-
la po ceste dale; jak jsem po-
tom; jsa rozcilen a zvedav ma
sledkem SLOW jejich, poposel
dale, abych videl, co asi slova
ia mali znamenati; jak jsem
nalezl telo siro Mervyna Fer
randa; jak isem jej Ease bez-
myslenkovite polozil ku svahu
cesty; jak jsem potion pospi-
Sill k domovu a nalezl tam FL
lipu, ocekavajici mne v stavu
zimnicnem a nanejvyse chura-
vem. Toto vsecko jsem il rekl
a prisahal il, ze cd tohoto o.
kamziku, co jsem il vzdor to-
mu, ze spachala omen zlocin,
mel prave TAX "a nevinnou,
jako kdyz jest6 co dite spala
v naruci sve matky.
Naslouchala slovdm mym s
ocima vytfestenyma. Nepreru-
sila mne ami slovem ami hnu-
tim jedinym, avsak kdyz jsem
domluvil, tn pokryla 81 tvar
svou rukama a velke Shy pro-
tekaly prsty iejimi.
"zadne nadeje! zadne ma
deje!' volaia. "Basile, ach Ba-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PRnPA Sc cihlovy ddm hodi-
ci Sc pro dve rodiny, kazde O.
bydli 9 4 pokojich, vse zarize-
no. Yelky lot ma dlazdene u
lici. Cena $500. Haste Sc V
{. 1926 Svec Ave. z Union.
Etr 1923
MEKARSKA FARMA MA
PR0DEJ. Je $50 akrech, ma
leza Sc mezi Clevelandem
Akronem, 10 mil Cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby. cihelaa
barna, kravy, kone q je' tam
male jezirko a je .Mize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi, sdsli ,Afb..'G. Wal
ten, R. IS, Hudson, O. 4-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
STRANA PATx

LACE. Dim, dvourodinny, 5
pokojl 4 koupelna dole j ma
hofe, brickmantel, bookcases,
china closets, dvojite tvrde pod
lahy q tvrdy finis, dvojita ga
raz, yelky lot, dlazdena ulice,
naleza Sc ma Caine Ave. v Cor
lett. Haste Sc u The Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway $3.50. Ptejte Sc
ma Mr.. Doubek. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

GRAND kombinacni kamna 0
8 kolach, pouze "a $50, pos
tel, pera a matrace tez pouze
"a $28. Vsechen mas nabytek
je pfitomne oprodavan "a ce-
ny pod kupni, "a uzasne niz-
kou cenu. REJGEK Furniture
Co., 4641 Broadway, roh Finn
Ave. 3-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

WAsHINGToN PARK - dim
ma ma vych. AZ, ul., 9, Z pokojich,
koupelna, fireplace, fernes,
dlazdena ulice. Da Sc phi rych-
lem proaeji "a $1,000. The A.
tlas Enance Co., 545S Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma NJ. Mlckov-
sky. 1923
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PRoDA Sc cukrovinkovy
smiseny obchod velmi dobre
zavedeny. Lace, bude-li pro-
dan rychle. Da Sc "a hotove
pod cenu. Haste Sc hned v {.
5214 Broadway, prot nemoc-
nici sv. Alexe. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PR0DA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sim
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to bro prodano. Haste Sc
v {. Abb Clark Ave. bf n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PRoDA Sc cihlovy dunn pro
dive rodiny, ma 10 pokojd. 2
koupelny, garaz a vse moder-
ne zafizeno. Da Sc LEVINE "a
odjezdu. Haste Sc v
{. 3410 vych. 1O5. ul. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

$4s00 HOTOvE. Dim o s po-
kojich $ koupelnou. Lot je 40
pri $50 strevicich, ulice dlaz-
dena. Haste Sc v {. 3579 W.
chodni 1873. ul. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PRlJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
beze stravy, kazdy pokoj sam
pro sebe. Haste sc v {. 1927
Dolloff Rd. = 3-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

PRonllAA nllAA SE neb NYMENf far
ma 2 9 AZ akrech Y Nontville,
O., vsechno pafadi, stroje, 5
kray. 3 kope, l25 slepic, 4tu--
novy Truck, "a mile cd dlazd9
ne cesty. Rlizsi sdeli Georg. ].
Wlatzko, 1924 Harvard ave.
TEL Broadway s4sl r. s-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

Obchod elektrickymi a radio.
vymi potfebami ma mestske
krizovatce, blize ziveho rohu.
kde Sc vzmaha Obchod. Velka
prilezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodnika. Obetuje Sc Primo
ien "a 5000. Dobra prlcina k
prodeji. 1921 E. SO. st. Tel.
Broadway 1859 w. 7-29
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. LOT zakoupi dyourodin-
ny dun o 4 svetnicich 5 kou-
pelnou nahofe dole, sklep, pa
da, lot "a akru, garaz, dlazde-
ma ulice. Ceha $1,000. Naleza
Sc blize Union a vych. los.
kary. Haste Sc v (. 4o36 Mead
Ave. AZ
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kde je trzba "a hotove pies
S350 tydne. Najem $50 mesi-
enc. Naleza Sc V dome {. 1902
Denison ave. Cena $3.50. Pro-
dava Sc nasledkem rozejiti Sc
spoiecniku. 4-1O
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y. - tr1N $500 ~ K54eN y
NAME KUPCE

PRODAJl Sc diva domy ma je-
dnom lote a jeden lot zsAasE,i
kazdy je 40 pri $50 str., vse
zarizeno. Dunn je 4 roxy sta
ry. Cena $500, .ie tam mort
gage na 6 proc. naleza sc
{. 1895 Corlett Ave, ptejte
Sc ma NJ. Mahoney. $40