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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
France Has
No Designs
onCern1any
SO Declares Poincare in Ex'
change Of Notes With Eng
lish Premier, Noteworthy
for Frankness.
Settlement No Nearer

London, March 1.-THE new labor
prime minister. in his desire to create
a more favorable atmosphere for the
initiation of negotiations which he
hopes may result from labor's two
expert committees now sitting In
Paris, and also probably with the
coming French elections in mind, has
had a further exchange of letters with
tho French premier. NJ. Poincare, the
texts of which were issued from the
foreign offices at Paris and London
tonight.
This correspondence is noteworthy
on Premier Macdonald's side for his
extreme frankness In stating the
British viewpoint and his opinions on
the policy France had pursued since
the war. Never before, not even in
the famous Curzon dispatch, which
expressed the British view that the
occupation of the Ruhr was illegal,
has British suspicion OF French action
and motives been so candidly stated
And the fact that NJ. Poincare in his
rejoinder takes no umbrage at this
frankness so new in European
diplomacy-is in itself considered a
most favorable sign, although NJ.
Poincare's letter Is little mora than a
repetition OF his many speeches on
the same subject.
Wants u. s. In.
Neither of the premiers will make
any attempt to formulate concrete
proposals until the expert commit
tees havs reported. Mr.. Macdonald
again shows that his main hope is to
attain such state of affairs in
Europe as should induce the United
States to cooperate in the recon
structjon of Europe.
NJ Poincare repudiates any design
to annex German territory and, con-
cerning British suspicious of French
motives in giving military assistance
to the little entente countries, de-
clares that the French aims are abb
solutely peaceful and he desires only
that England should cooperate with
the same group OF countries for the
purpose of maintaining peace in
Europe. M. Poincare seems to think
that it will be a long time before
the committees are able to present
their reports. In the meantime, he
re-echoes most of the British prime
minister's aspirations for co-opera.
ton by the two countries In the in.
terests of jusht settlement and on
the whole, the correspondence. al
though 1t does not materially ad-
vance. certainly does not diminish
the chances of an ultimate settle
ment.
Seeks Better Understanding.
Premier MacDonald's letter to NJ
Poincare. which Is dated February
Fl, says that encouraged by the
friendly nature Of NJ. Poincare's reply
to his former letter, he desires to pre-
pare the way for more complete
mutual understanding by an unre-
served recital of 1.-THE difficulties with
which ] am faced and the manner in
which I myself inyisage the situa-
rion.'
He does not desire to enter into
details or advance specific proposals.
but explains that: MY present pur-
pose is to make clear to you that to
my mind. the difficulties and alter
cations OF the past were In most
cases not wholly unavoidable and to
assure you of my readiness to re-
examine the whole problem in it's
larger outlines and more essential
elements"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Daugherty at Miami;
Statement Refused
by Universal Service.

Miami, Fla. March 2.-Attorney
General Harry M. Daugherty. SEEM
ingly in good spirits. arrived here this
morning and at once went TO the Lin.
coin hotel, where Mrs. Daugherty is
convalescing.
Because there was no room at the
Lincoln, tho attorney general had to
find quarters Mt the Nautilus hotel,
where he denied himself to visitors
and newspaper men.
The attorney general is here to
rest and has no statement to make
at this time" said his secretary, Miss
Carroll, who barred the way to all
newspaper men.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Executive Secretary
Of Community Chest

r. u. Preston. formerly executive
secretary Of the Fort Wayne Council
OF Social Agencies. Fort Wayne. Ind,
has been selected as executive secre'
tary OF the Omaha Welfare Fedora
ton and Community Chest. II was an
nounced Saturday.
He will assume his duties here
April I
lie was selected by the board of
directors OF the Omaha Community
Chest from a long list Of applicants.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Johnson Gives Up Race
for New York Delegatcs =

New York. March Formal an
nounoement was made by Arthur r
Murtha. New York manager Of Sen
ator Hiram johnson. that tho Cali
fornian had abandoned his campaign
for delegates from New York state
10 the republican convention. aud
will depend upon the force Of pubic
opinion 20 make the party bosses
recognize the sentiment OF the rec
pie"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
House to Widen Scope
of Congressional Quiz

Washington. March 1.-The
scope OF congressional investiga.
tions will be broadened this week
with the adoption OF resolutions
authorizing inquiry into the ship.
ping board and tho aircraft indus.
try.
Both resolutions viii come be
Mckenzie proposal TO accept
Henry Ford's offer for Muscle
shoals f. taken UP.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Aviatrix Is Killed
in Fall Of ZOO Fee,

San Antonio. Tex. March Mrs.
Bertha Horchem. member OF an air
circus, was instantly killed this aft
ernoon at the municipal flying field
here, when the left wing OF her plane
crumpied ns she went into loop at
1,200 feet.
The plane crashed to the ground 20
feet in front of the hangar and into
the edge OF the crowd of 5000 spec
tators.
Cyle Horchem. her husband and
owner OF the circus. collapsed as the
woman's body was removed from the
twisted wreckage and was in n seri-
Gus condition.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
"Ain't Nature WonderfuP'
black cigar which was
BY Uncle Pete

mistake, he exchanged the race horse
glands for those OF Shively's noted
outlaw, Rock of Ages. and the ex-
change practically ruined each ami
NAL for its speciality.
Shively's theatened suit for NAL
practice, in Judge Kidwin's court,
TO get some more fighting glands for
the outlaw. which was to participate
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Golf Makes Headway as
National Pastime in Japan
By AssocAnted Press

New York, March 2.-Golf Is max
ing rapid headway as n national pas
time in japan. according TO word
reaching the United States Golf asso
citation.
As a result Of recent requests, the
association has forwarded information
to aid In the formation of ns national
Japanese organization OF golf clubs
as well as details for the construc
ton of a model links near Toxic 10
serve as a guide for the development
of other courses.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Baby Is Hostage
for Mothers S Bill

Kansas City authorities are non.
plussed by unique legal tangle, the
result Of a mothers frantic appeal
for aid in regaining custody OF her g.
year old baby girl. who. the mother
alleges is being held hostage for n
$50 board bill.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03

in the Cheyenne
Frontier Da y (
rodeo this sum.
mer. These he
secured from Jack
Dempsey. most
pugnacious billy
goat which heads
the milk herd be
longing TO elf
Davis. a Skull
creek rancher
and the SECOND
operation on RocL
of Ages was per
formed severa
weeks ago.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
French Golf Dates.
nv l.~,riatrd rro~.

New York. March s.-Dates for the
1924 French golf championship have
been fixed as follows; Open. at la
Boulie. July and :: amateur. at
Ia Boulie. week OF July 5: women's,
Al lie Tououett, week Of July :.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03

NELL, Ne b
March 2.-Doc
Wilkinson of Bea-
yer Flats will
perform no more
gland transplan-
tation operations
on animals, ex-
cept at the own
er's risk until
scientific research
has determined
more definitely
just what char
actei.istics may
be transmitted by
such transfer.
The doctor last
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
OIL LEASE REPEAL SOUGHT THIS WEEK
Death Toll Is Now Is
Of TINT Explosion

New Brunswick, N. j., March =
The number Of known dead as a re-
suit of yesterdays disastrous TINT
explosion and celluloid fire at the
little town of Nixon today was placed
at IS. Only one additional body. the
torso of a woman, was found today.
Rescuers who worked in the smoking
ruins throughout the day said eight
persons are missing, six are unac-
counted for and 60 are being treated
for injuries suffered in the disaster.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
Ehhets To Buy Gonzales.

Clearwater. Fla, March Charles
III. Ehhets announced yesterday that
he had agreed 20 purchase Catcher
Gonzales from the 81 rsul club
through Garry" Hermann u cins
einnsn fer $4,000
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03

fall attempted to put spirit in Sapolio.
sheep p-hearted running horse belong
ing to Jack McKenna, by exchanging
Its glands for those of Glen Shively's
champion relay nag which was noted
more for its tenacity than speed. BY
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
The Weather

.rer s. hours eudIns ., p. m. March :
Temperature,
Highest 81, Lowest. 81 Mean. a.
Normal, 81. Total deficiency since Janu.
ary I.
Precipitation, inchAs ard hundredths;
Total. q Total since January !. i.ee.
excess. see
Hourly Temperatures
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-03
THOUGHT FOR TUE DAY.

Dost thou love life: Then DO not
sauander time, for that Is the stun
life IL made of.-Benjamin Franklin.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
ANNUAL EXHIBIT PLANNED
BY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
Dresses, Cookery and Home Eco
nomics to Be Emphasized-Play
Will Be Presented.

Preparation is being made by the
o Street Vocational School for its an
nual Christmas exhibit and sale, to
be held at the school Wednesday eve
ming. The exhibition will afford
parents and friends an opportunity to
see what has been accomplished this
year
The advanced class in dressmaking
Will display dresses, coats and
blouses; the special class in children's s
clothes will exhibit dresses of all
types for children from infancy to
IL years Of age, and elementary
classes will display lingerie.
The applied art department will ex-
hibit lamp shades and flowers The
special classes in home keeping and
cafeteria operation will display fruit
cakes, pastry and salads.
Other features will be a Christmas
play and the issuing of the In
formant, the journal Of the school
The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

view in the NATIONAL Museum, being.
set forth under the auspices of the
National Gallery of Art Mr.. Wild
forss studied at Stockholm as a mu-
raj painter, and some of his works
are in public and private collections
abroad. Three years ago he started
out on trip around the world. Land
ing in California, he determined to
remain there long enough to earn,
enough money to complete his jour
ney. So fascinated has he. become,
however, with our Pacific Coast, and,
In particular. our glorious Western
scenery, that he has no longer a de-
sire to return to Stockholm, and has
declared his intention of permanently
taking up his residence in this coun-
try.
While Mr.. widforss was painting
Evening star., 1924-12-14

in the Yosemite, a couple of years
ago, Stephen T. Mather,r director of
the National Parks Service, met him,
and was SO favorably impressed by
his skill and accomplishments that
he induced him to go on to Zion Ma
tional Park. During the past Sum-
mer Mr.. Widforss spent several
months in the Grand Canyon and Yell
lowstone.
The pictures now on view in the
National Gallery were painted in the
Yellowstone. Yosemite, Grand Canyon
and Zion National Parks, and in the
Bryce Canyon region, also on the Pa
cific Coast. They are extremely real
istic renditions, rich in color. struc-
turally strong, decorative In effect
the kind of pictures which the public
likes and which, at the same time.
critics commend. Some bring to mind
Evening star., 1924-12-14

last week is now on view at the Arts
Club.
u IL x
THE National Gallery Commission
met in this city last week
Among those In attendance were Her
bert Adams. the sculptor of the Nc
MILAN Fountain; Edward w. Redf1eld,
landscape painter, and Frank Jewett
Mather, Marquand professor of art
at Princeton, one of the leading art
experts in this country.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

In rural England sure luck
bringer is yule log composed of a
bundle of ashsticks, bound round
with nine bands from the same tree.
And to increase the luck, every time
the faggot cracks In the flames, the
host must furnish fresh bowl of
liquor for his guests.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Once, when bluff King Hal lay very
Ill in December, and the English were
anxious abous his recovery, by COM
mon consent it was decided to have
a silent Christmas, without bells,
carols or merry-InakinR
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Tho Malays of Sumatra live under
the matriarchai system, with Womea
controlling property and iine of de
scent. Under this system the hue
bands have no property rights wha '.
soever.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
By LEILA MECHLIN.

OVERS of etching will find much
TO admire and enjoy in the col
lection sent out by the Chicago
- Society of Etchers. which is now
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21

LACE jeSte Etento tyden. $500
hotove zajistf yam jednorodin
ny dIm ma Reno ul. blize &ko-
ly a Union lkary, ma s poko-
jd, plyn, elektriku, ulice dlaz-
dena, garaz, lot je 40 pfi 120
str. Cena r$450O. Hotove, $500
koupi vam dunn v Maple Hts,
ma pet pokoju, plyn, elektri-
ka, sklep pod celym domem,
velky lot, vSe zafizeno, je no
tov k flast&hovani. NalNza sc
u Stop 10 A.B.C. Line. Cena
$500. $1,000 hotove co PRIV
nj splatka koupi dvourodinny
dunn ma vych. 142. ul., -mezi
lilies a Kinsrnan Rd. Jsou tam
4 pokoje s koupelnou dole a
A pokoje s koupelnou nahofe,
plyn, elektrika, garaz, ffernes.
Cena $4,000. The Atlas Finan-
ce Co., broadway a vych. 55.
ul. Ptejte sc ma Mr.. JOS. MIC
kovsky. gal
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PRODA Sc farma 0 40 ak
rech aneb sc vymeni "a jedno
rodinny dunn, ktery ma plnou
cenu as $4,000. Farma ona je
v stejne Gene. Je tam 5 krav,
3 kon6, 200 kusi drIbeze, r1-
zne naradi a naleza sc ma
k!avni ceste, 6 mil "a Chag-
rim Falls, dobra pIda. Nam
tez vicero farem riznych We
likosti ma vymenu cd 2 akrd
nahoru. Blizsi sdeli Bob. Sa-
cha, 49 Fenkell Rd. u konce
Miles Ave. Chagrin Falls, stop
Al. Gal
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TEN .PoclT uNAvY!

Mate po nekolika malo ho-
dinach prace pocit t6zke una
Wy? Jste bez energie? A chce-
tie v6d6ti, cd echo to je? Vse
je pdsobeno jenom necistotou
vaseho zaludku. Chcete-li,
aby Sc vam lehce pracovalo, a
aby vam sla prace I'd. ruky,
musite uzivati Trinerovo Hor-
ke Vino, ktere vam fdzjasni
mysl a doda vam chuti k pra-
ci. Tento lex vycisti vase vnitr
nosti a tim odstrani hlavni pfi
cinu nechuti k jidlu, spatneho
traveni, szacpy, nervosy, neklid
neho spanku a pocitu vseobec-
ne zmalatnelosti. Trpfte-li re,
vmatickymi neb neuralgicky-
mi bolestmi, bolenim v krizi
sneb unavou svalG, kupte Isl "
lekarne heb u 4sveho dodava-
tele lakd TrinerIv Liniment,
budete pfekvapeni, jak rych-
le pAsobi!- 4,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21
PRODA Sc

MUSf ,hyt pradan nasledAjici
nasledujici nabytek: Tfikuso-
w bedroom set, .trikusovy
Baker velour parlor set, 8ku-
sovy walnut dinning room set,
ledni6ka, kamna, vse velmi le-
vne. Haste ,se v Z. '3176 w.
SO. St. 6-27
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PRODA Sc; Buffet IA $l8,
stil do jidelny "a $40, china
cabinet $18, ssici stroll $12,
hollrack $5, library table $12,
plynova ikamna SIS, couch $10
bed. kitchen cabinet, ipraci
-stroj a vice jinych v6ci velmi
LEVINE. Haste sc " {. 4313
Clark ave. 6-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21

CORLETT. Hledate-li p6kny
dunn ma dlazdene a tiche ulici,
blize Caine ave. q vych. l31.
ul., nechte 81 tento moderni
majetek ukazat. Je tam 6 sv9t
mic, koupelna. pekny lot a
fernes, vytapeni horkou ,vodou.
Nenajdete nikde ,vetsi laci ja-
ko je tato. Pouze $500. The
Atlas Finance Co., Broadway
a vych. IS. ul. Ptejte se ma
Mr.. -Stukbauer. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21

j nasadil 81 ma nos skfipec,
ably listinu ilepe Isl prohledLs
,Avsak jiz take nahle zvolal: i
Zach, vidim zde, vidim jas-ts
ne, ze .poznamka 0 rosamoceni
silene jest psana jinou rukou
.nez jaka ostatnf listinu byla
vyplnila, q taky ,jinym inkou-
stem. - Vizte sam!"
Heditel prohledl 81 pyni sam
listinu bedlivsji.
"Skutecne, rukopis tento, az
zda Sc ostatni pismo napodo-
biti, jest jiny, - a inkoust je
|bledSf nez inkoust pisma o.
statniho. Jiste ale tato poznam
ka podivna pripsana byla ma
listinu o neco. pozdeji, nezli Ii
stina sama Ibyla vystavena."
"Ostatne nemam il ami "a
potrebi. - .Bude-li nutno pre-
svedciti Sc, mIze sc, tax st&ti
zde. Vracfm Sc do Parize !, a
|promluvim o veci te ma pfislus
mem miste, nebot' abych prav-
du rekl, vec ia zda Sc mi byti
|dosti podezrelou."
Hodinu ma to nacelnik stra-
re bezpecnosti prijal vrchniho
dozorce, ktery mu kratce wy
svetlil pricinu jeho navst6vy.
"To nemIze byti nez omyl,"
dodal tento vyssi ddstojnik
policejni, ''nebot' pamatuji Sc
dobre ma vec tu i vim, ze ne
NELL jsme zadne priciny,, aby
lsilena zena tato drzana byla
v tax prisnem osamoceni. Stal
Sc tn nepochybne jen prehmat
Sc strany n6ktereho roztrzite-
no neb neobratneho pfsare."
"Prominte," namitl dozor-
ce, "videl jsem prave listinu
onu - Osudna slova ona ne
!byla pripsana ma listinu We
yasich kancelarich aneb aspon
ne rukou, ktera ostatnf listinu
.vyplnila. -"
"Jste 81 tim jist?"
"Naprosto!"
"Pak nemohu 81 to ami wy
svetliti; coz ale mohlo by to
i potion byti jineho nez omyl?
Dam Timed rozkaz, ably chy-
ba ia byla napravena.
"Byl bych tim povdecnejsim
"a to, jelikoz stav osoby, o kite
rou Sc tn jedna, velice Sc zme-
nil"
"Prave naopak. Diky schop-
nostem a dlvtipu mladeho je-
dnoho kollegy meho, ktery je
,dstavu charentonskemu Pride
len, 'Esterka Derieuxova jest
vylecena aneb aspoii ma cest6
k tomu. Ale mela-li byti v u
stavu drzana vskutku jen jako
silena ne taky z jinych phi
Gin, nebude ddvodu, jakmile
il bude rozum navracen, ably
byla dstavu dele veznena.
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PEKNY BUNGALOW . 6 po

PEKNY BUNGALOW Q 6 po-
kojich, koupelna, tvrde ,podla-
hy, finis a oak enamel, fire
place, okenice, bookcases, chi
ma cabinets a jine moderni "a
fizeni. Cena mirna, lehk6
splatky. Blizsi sdelf l.. J..
Drake, 44O1 w. Al st. 6-24
tPRODA Sc velmi LEVINE zacho-
valy Dining room set. Haste
Sc v {. 3O47 E. 1913. st. z Buck.
eye rd. 6123
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FRODA Sc stIl do sknihovny
"a $40, set do jfdelny "a $50,
plynova kamna $l2, 3ici strcj
$40, lednicka $40, pradelnik
SIP, pohovka, koberce, poste-
le q jine potrehy do domacnos
ii z oboru nabytku v (. 4313
Clark ave. 6-21
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DR. OBNE f
ON A NIX Y

starsi pani v dob
rem hmotnem 7postaveni hleda
pro sebe mensi 'byt koupel-
nou, kde tje plyn, elektrika a
vse zarizeno. lPreje 81 miti IT,
che mlsto v dobrem dome.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. |. pod
znackou Itchy byt". 6-23
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NAM MA PRODEJ diva move
bungalow, vse ma ,jednom po-
school. Tez mann jeden z Mi
les ave. o trech pokojich dole
q trech nahote, koupelna. 'Hla-
ste Sc u ]. 'Lisy, 431O vych.
116. ul. 6.25
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PRODA Sc Chevrolet Touring
auto v dobrem pofAdku, 1922,
"a $3.50. Haste ese v &. 1888
vych. .120. Ill. 6-23
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PRODA Sc snovy bungalow 0
s lpokojich dole q o / spokoji
nAhofe, vezme sse ten lot co
splatka. Majetek snal&z& se "
(. 4003 .vych. LAB. ul. 2 Miles
ave. Haste sc " (. 3577 vych.
1876. ul. 2 Union ave. 6-27
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod 8 .prodejem doutnikd v
(. 13507 Miles ave. : Vemte
Broadway karu. Trzi Sc pres
$4OO tydne. Phi obchode ,je
byt, celkem rn&jem levny. Has
te sc mezi 5. a Z. hod. vecer v
(. 1875 Miles ave. 7-2
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PRQDA Sc sestilety kim, va
hy 1900 liber. Hodi Sc do tez-
keho nakladu. Haste sc u FIR.
Kucera, Harvard rd., Box .102
Warrensville, @. .6-25
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PRODA Sc dim, vie ma jed
nom poschodi, 5 pokojn dole,
krb, bookcases, china cabinet
a jine ,zarizeni. Haste sc " {.
12604 Holborn ave. v Mt.
Pleasant. 7-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21

PRODA Sc "a pficinou odjez
du cukrovinkovy obohod s pro
dejem taJbaku a skolnich po-
tfeb. Dobre misto a da sc lew
ne. Haste Sc " {. 1896 vych.
65. ul. 6-2l
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy, vse zarizeno, zvlastni
vchod, kamna k pouziti. Has
te Sc v (. 1925 vych. 40. ul.
,,A, 6-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-21

PRONAJME Sc byt pro l neb
dive osoby v moderne zafize-
mem dome. Haste sc v {. 1912
Revere Ave. Vemte Union ka-
ru. 6-23
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|PRODA Sc novy dvourodinny
dlm ma Continental ave. o S
sv9tnicich, fire place, china ca
binets, lot 40 pri lao, cena
$4,000. Lehke splatky. Zavo-
lejte telefonem Eddy 165.
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WOODLAND HILLS PARK

Dickens ave. Proda sc aneb
Sc vymeni "a jednorodinny
dun 2rod. dum O 5 sv4tnicich
S koupelnou a dv6ma ;pokoji
extra ma pdde. Garaz, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena. Cena
$4,000. Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik
"a Mikes, Realtors, 11O15 Uni
on ave. Tel. Broadway 1886.
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PRIJME Sc .dobry .uniovy pa
pirovac. Haste sc u f. Kova-
re, 1867 vych. 131. ul. 6-21
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PRODA Sc lot 4Ox147 ma u
nion Boulevardl. Haste Sc v
(. 46O1 Czar ave. t6-21
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc mlada zena, KITE
ra by chtela varit a uklizet v
male domacnosti, bez prada.
Haste sc v {. 4816 Broadway.
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PRODA SENset o4 zidlfch a
stdl do jidelny. Haste Sc v {.
3943 vych. AZ. ul. nahofe v
zadu u Washington parku.