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Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL

Judging from the experience of past three weeks, it seems inevitable that many stories regard o the old bank we'll the organization of the Citizens National gain credence quarters of the city spite oi the of these stories absolutely without foundation there the absurd the effect that the effort organize the bank nor less than an attempt to prevent old stockholders of the First National from effect ing organization Those who give belief to this story might do well Co remember that the Citizens Committee m charge organization the bank organized the closed take whatever action seemed best for the interests of the city the zaton bank taken the advice of the that moment of the affairs of the old bank conference this Citizens Committee has gone steadily forward passing it's actions entirely of Chief Examiner Bean and Receiver Coffin
 correspondent has very forceul stated the local stu would be relieved of much of its present complication facts regard to the status Of the old bank had been dis closed has explained his inability give out owing the ruling of the Treasury Department that information shall exclusively from the Washing tono office of Comptroller of the Currency.
 The Citizens Committee long definite information regarding known will continue with the work which has undertaken that s the organization of bank There desire on the part of any single member block any the part of the stock holders the old National rehabate replace it in the life of the city The Com mttee agreed and has been unanimously agreed of it's first organization that o the old by giving control into the hands of financial this banking community would be unortu nate o the future of Putnam and the surrounding towns Putnam bank for Punam banking community manned with local executives and established with local capital the aim of committee whose work will until such bank be- the establishment of this bank the movement IS proven to be failure.
 Meanwhile the members of the Committee following those directions laid for the establishment of national The capital for the bank oversubscrbed An inter- esed enthusiastic public heartily endorsing the banks tablshment An application for charter has been filed the proper examination of the organizers has been conducted by the appone the Comptroller of the Currency If there obstacles in the the bank be safely stated that they have been placed there by those who for personal but unexplained prefer the entrance of outside financial control the business life of the city This effort does not the members Citizens Committee whose sole ob jee the establishment Putnam at the earliest possible date of bank that will its doors to the service of this muny and that shall be representative D it's organization of the community itself.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
CITY NEWS NOTES

Edward E. keefe ~iil leave this weekend for New Haven Co enter & business school.
 Joseph kech of The Putnam Pat riot is having q two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. George Baker of Fremont street Is in Central Village, the guest of her mother.
 Miss Enaabeth Rus n of Worees- ter has been ths gaest of friends in this city recea1 J.
 Mrs. Frank eEosNeno of Boston has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs Omer Milot of Fremont street
 Mrs. George Vaughn of Worcester is spending the week with her mother. Mrs. Charles Sahin of Florence street.
 Miss Verne Williamson of Jays vile, Vermont. spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn Niehels. of Thompson avenue.
 Mrs. O. L. Barber of Bridgeport has been spending a week with her sister. Miss Lillian Giles of Front street.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Howard Light, of Walnut street spent last week visiting friends m AL tleboro, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Hi of Meehan- ics street spent three days Tn New York last week.
 Mrs. Samuel Ro.oH and little son have returned from a visit with re- latives in Lancaster, Pa.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Rich have returned from Chester, Vt, where they have been spending two weeks.
 Mi.. Celia Benoit of the Byrns Co. store is spending a two weeks vacation in Providence and New York City.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carpenter of Hartford were guests of Miss Edith Carpenter of Wilkinson street Vel nesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest E. Kent of Grove street mOtored to Alton Bay \. H.. last~ week, spending several days there.
 Mrs. W. Hamilton Myers of Brook. lyn, \. r., is spending two we.as with her son, Pierre Myers, and fam fly, of Grove street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Porter of New York City are guests of Mrs. Porter's sister. Mrs. W. W. Averili, and fam fly. of Pleasant street.
 Miss Esther Rouse, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Rouse of School street. will leave next Thursday for Aurora College. Aurora, Ill.
 Rev. and Mrs. John Walker of Philadelphia, Pa, have been guests this week of Dr. and Mrs. r. A. MOr rell of South Main street.
 The Putnam Coolidge club is hold ing a special committee meeting this afternoon in the Community room of the Putnam Savings Bank.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles O. Nichols and daughters, Miss Evelyn and Mis- Dorothy. of Thompson avenue, spend Sunday with relatives in Summit, R |.
 Miss Edna BeIair. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter E. Belair of Proyi dence street, returned Wednesday after a two weeks vacation spent tn Worcester.
 wife of Williston Seminary, East Hampton, spent Tuesday with friends here. They have also been visiting Woodstock friends.
 Ernest Hall of Southbridge and Miss Jennie Whittemore of Sur bridge and brother. William White more and wife of Porto Rico called on friends here Wednesday.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
NOTICE OF HEARING

Estate of Horatio sabin late of romfret in the Probate District ot Pomfret deceased. The Executrix having exhibited her administration account with said estate to the Court of Probate for said District for al- lowance. it is oRDERED-That the 9th day of September 1924 at 10 O. clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in pomfret be. and the same k assigned for a hearing on the al- lowance of said administration ac- count with said Estate. WILLIS G0NELL, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
FRIDAY. SEPT. 5, 1924
AIT 10 O'CLOCK A N


 Sixty head of choice Guernsey. ter sey. Ayrshire and Hnlstein Cattle de- scrihed as follows:
 Twenty young cows, strictly fresh and nearby Sprlngers. 10 pure bred Holstein heifers, of good size and ex- eelleni conformation. all safely with calf Co my herd bull King Ciatas:s. Transfers will be furnished
 Ten high grade . year old heifers. all safely with calf to King Clotaire. 10 beef cattle and 10 veal calves.
 First class lunch available at noon. Plan Co come and stay all day and see how we do it. Terms Cash. If stormy the first fair day after.
 Location of Farm: Woods Hill is located about miles south from Pomfret Depot. { miles southwest from Danielson. Conn. via Day street, and four miles north from Brooklyn. Conn. via Church street.
 GEORGE II. kfMBALL, Prop.
 Telephone Danielson 1922.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
AUCTION
Saturday, August 30, 1924 at II o'clock A NJ. rain OF shine

At the residence of Andrew Kiurn. West Woodstock, Conn, near the John Perrin farm Two good farm horses, 3 new milch cows, l fall COW, l5 tons of good hay. ton of mow. ed oats, l acre of silo corn, 25 cords of Oak slabs, 1 mower. rake, 2 blows, 2 caltivators. l pair of team harness. ? single harness, express wagon, l horse lumber wagon, l buggy. small tools, large variety of household goods of all kinds.
 ANDREW KTURN.
 West Woodstock, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
LOST

LoST-on Tuesday. female Aire- dale dog, dark brown and black. name Ginder. Tag number 61729. Reward. Telephone 632-12. 9 LoST-In Pomfret, Sunday, between Ben-Grosvenor Inn and Holy Trim ity church. heart shaped breast pin. set with pearls. Finder please return to BEN-GR0SVENOR INN and receive reward. 35
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
wIIIIAMC. CHILD
NOTICE

In accordance with the al..ass s...s. the Annual Meeting of the - - holders of Woodstock Academy he held --. .!a.S ...s,...s.e.;ss ea s5s. ,' r.. September 6, 1924, at 7 o'eiosA ,a To hear reports. Go elect eillss.s .-suss transact any other business s-s,f to be done at said meeting os
 of the Board of Trustees trp
 WILLIAM M. 6ALl.e.s.sss L...ss Woodstock. August 2s, 1921. $
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
HERMON c. CARVER CEOpCE p0TVIN
w1TTER BROS AUCTIoNEERs Office and Sales Rooms. No. 42 Main
 Street. Danielson
OF CATTLE-6O
 AT PUBLIC AUCTION

I will sell ai Public Sale. at my 5th live stock auction. at my farm widely known as the Woods Hin Farm. Pom fret. Conn. on
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
NOTICE

I will not be responsieie ter sa- .as bills contracted by my Niie date. Aug. 29. 1924. .rS.pn
 35.37s
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
REGISTRARS NOTICE

The Registrars of the Town of Put nam hereby give notice that they will meet in the Town Hall. Church street, on
 Tuesday, September g, 1924 From o'clock A. NJ. to 5 o'clock P. NJ. to revise and perfect the list of electors in said Putnam. The revised list may be examined at the office of the Town Clerk and on the public sign post on the llth of September.
 No applications to he made voters can be received after o'clock P. NJ. on Tuesday. September 9th. Blank applications may be obtained of
 HERMON C. CARVER
 GEORGE POTNIN
 Registrars. Blank applications may be obtained and will be received by Town Clerk David Flagg
 Putnam, Conn. August 27. 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29

WANTED-Large farm with or s.s--
 out stock. Must have at lea, ta- sI,', acres of smooth level land .V9 particulars to BOX R eare ~ s Patriot office. ot
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
J. NELSON PLATT,
 HOWARD T. WHITE.
REGISTRARS NOTICE

hNA<\1k0 lN<1AkO lvOIIAE The Registrars of the Town of Thompson hereby give motive that they will meet al the office of Geo. E. Whitney, Fire Department at North Grosvenordale and at the Old Bank Building, Thompson Center. Tuesday, September g, 1924 From 9 A. N. to 5 ?. NJ. Standard Time) to revise and correct the List of Electors in said Town of Thomp- son.
 The revised list may be examined at the office Of the Town Clerk and on the public sign post on the llth day of September.
 No application to be made voters can be received after 5 o'clock Tues day. September 9th. 1924.
 Blank applications may be obtained
 GEO. F. WHITNEY
 CLARENCE STEVENS
 Registrars. Dated al Thompson, Conn, Sept. 4th, 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Secoud hand. Magee 27O6 steam boiler, 2.O00 feet ca paeity. Apply SAlNAIlON ARMY BLDG, Union street, Put nam. Conn. 8
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Clearing Who Something to Dsuo.. o. and Those Wishing to Acquire something Employer and r ployee; It Brings Buyer and Seller Together.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29

FOR RENT-Eight room tenement on South Main street. with all i'm. provements. Inquire at the CITY HOTEL. 2Jtf
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29

ROOM AND BoARD-Room and
 board may be secured at 177 South Main street, Putnam; comfortable, enjoyable, homelike. Telephone 294-2. 35-4l@
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
WANTED

N wANTED-A housekeeper n . -
 fly of two. No hard wayl an Putnam i2s-I2. el
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A tenement of rooms Also single furnished rooms. All modern improvements. Good loca. tion. Also large store. Inquire of MRS. ROSE LANlNE, 23 Machan. ics street, Putnam. Phone 326-2
 2l-tf
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29

WANTED-By boy entering HIgb school. home where he may ears his board. Address BOX 44, Eas.. ford. Conn. s4.ss
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29

Miss Sarah Barnes spent the week. end with friends in New London.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26
LA JEFATURA DEL FISCo
INSULAR

No bien inclino su respectable cabe
ga el juez Bonner. exhalando su pos
trer aliento en- el limbo de una ago
MIA Queda y suave, como de asceta
que mue-e santamente; no bien Ia
Inesperada en- un iltimo golpe silen-
ciario de sus divinas misiones. permi-
tiole morir como vivio, trabajando sin
hacer ruido, cuando han empezado a
delnearse las siluetas. por ell horizon
to politico, de una pleyade de idoneos
aspirantes al puesto que Ia llamada de
10 Insondable oblig6 al Hon. Jessie
w. Bonner dejar.
Siempre que la Inesperada Sc presen
ia para conmovernos y sc va. deiando
tras de 81 la misma pregmta eterna
que alza el Misterio. cuya venda nos
ciega cusndo, al borde de Ia ciencia,
intentaiaos sondear los arcanos de su
abismo. meditando de manera profun-
da. poniendo en- esta labor toda la fuer
"a de nuestro pensamiento, las enjun-
diosas ideas cerebrales nacidas en- la
aleiada recondita torre del armonio-
so matrimonio que forman Ia Soledad
y el Siiencio. iY que viosiones asom-
brosas que escenas de tintes SOM
brios en- que nuestra observation de-
rrama sangre lirica!
Cae este. El hombre era grande
Salvas. honores al hombre por clio. Y
sigamos por nuestro camino y toque
Ia orquesta como tocaba. Y cae otro.
Y Sc le hace 10 mismo. Y otro Y. 10
mismo. 10 mismo. Me parece todo este
la vision mi,enaria de Ia humanidad
mas lugubre Que el asunto denomina
Muertos'' creado por el arte medioe-
val. 5D6nde estan cl Principle Y Ell
Fin? mo sc cansara nunca ell Supre-
mo Jeroglifco Inconmensurable del
mismo iuego, que consiste ell imprimir
veivenes de ola a la caravana huma-
na?
Pasemos a 10 que indica ell segundo
cpigrafe, pues que NADIA apropiado es
ell mismo las metafisicas elucidacio-
nes de un temperamento hiperestesia-
do.
Entire csc grupo id6neo y selecto de
aspirantes al puesto de tesorero hay
ulo que llama II atencion por el vas
to corocimiento que posee de las ma
tematicas. de economic politica, de la
dabida administrator de Ia cosa pii-
bhca: uno quien despues de tratar
le sc le quiere por Ia modstia de sU
caracter Y por la simpatia de sus mo-
dales. Su modestia no permite vislum
brar su sabiduria pero las suavidades
de su trato hacen Greer en- ella Ell
la bondad de su coraz6n. de la cual no
dudamos porque el saluda Y atiende de
igual modo que al poderoso al que na
da tiene nj puede NADIA Es I'm ciudada
no con cuya compafiia sc hubieran sen
lido honrados aquellos igualitarios ate
nieuses de Ia epoca de Aristides eel
Justo" temistocles eel Valeroso"
rs IN arquitecto de su destino. Por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26
q HPuNTES
81 v Del r:sNfOplENTO

esta alta cualidad podrian saludarle
Goethe Lincoln.
El pueblo debe fjarse en- hombres
de esa especie exigua y aquelios repre-
sentativos tiene como deber ineludi-
Bile cue alentayles premiando 81 labor
productive pr ejemplar benefcio-
sa Cuando de estos hombres Sc trata
deben cesar las preocupaciones parti-
daristas porQue ellos sirven al pueblo
despojados &c elias. va 10 DIE ell Sc
nor Juan C Gallardo. el hombre a
que me redero. en- una entrevista te
nida con I'm reporter de Ell NUN
DO, Ell estas parecidas palabras, pues
no tengo q mano e. periodico: "He
tenido sio.npre por norma considerar
IL razon cnando la hay. De ahi que ell
juez Bonner tuv;era plena confianza en-
mi. Ell saba cue cuando yo lie reco-
mendaba IN candidate para cualquier
puesto hacialo fernando en- considera-
ci6n jlnicamcnte la eflciencia del can
didato pucs 20 siempre he considera-
do superior todo prestar un servicio
efcaz al pueblo
81 Ia Justicia pudiera persOniiicar
So 2 tomar In directa dee:siva solu-
ciol de este case es indudable que an
&c dos hombres tan solo vacilaria al
intentar cuhrir la vacante menciona-
da; jose [ Beaedicto Y Juan G Ca
llardo.
Supongo Qro en su altura moral los
rcpresentantes del pueblo no tienen
preiuicios de partido, los que solo pue
den explicarsc en- las masas ignaras
por su misma defciencia intelectiva
Seguramentc clos Sc dan cuenta cabal
&c que tenemos apenas dos partidos po
liticos: cl urionista repubicano o
viceversa e. sociahsta. Insistamos
para mayor claridad. por conveniencias
personales te0emos tres partidos. dos
de los cuales hoy podrian ser uno. des-
cartando para este fin del republicano
algunos centenaros de verdaderos ma
niaticos. per 70 decir otra cosa. dignos
6mulos de aouallos desgraciados que
cierta ve7 en- Esrana gritaban: "ivi-
van las "caonas"!
Lo repetiwos. para con TN hombre
que mas de una vez ha tenido que des-
empefiar las funciones del tcsorero. eie
cutandolas con ecRanimidsd Y edcien-
cia. para con un hombre que dice que
aspira 500 Iaborar por el bien del
pueblo port1-rioueno, probandolo en-
sus acciones, deben usar los que han
de interverir en- el nombramiento de
tesorero dc TN criterio amplio, alto. so
reno. ecuanime; dabsn pensar en- sa-
tisfacer al Pueblo dc Puerto Rico cue
no desea sino hombres de la indole de
los sehores Benodicto y Gallardo en- las
jefaturas departamentales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26
E.v;ta kalentura Y Ia fiebre

lmn;dc dla calcHtura Y II iicbre Sc
anodcrcn fu sistcua. Disminuyc cl
pcligrp de lenirrmclalrs dcvastadoras
J-na das / TCNlCO ANTIFEBRIL
Y FrKRENDSO DE LEONARD
II d;a cs Fcicrtc. Es,a madicina des-
truyc los lncn d il inalaria, COM
bate q ydb, cnriluec:cado y purifi-
c5adp n sFc.
Pre- sclys dc n calcn'u-a &c Ia
f;cb-c c1o el TONICO ANTI
iFBRIL( FERkUGiNOSO DE
LEONAll rs dc >ab.r dalcc mo
iru.;vo ciicaz. F~:a caraaf'zado
E..ja IiNAkDI Il iarmacta''co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26

Solamente hay un brujo en- maqui-
mas de escribir en- Puerto Rico, rom
pc ,naquinas hay muchos. estos son
los que han regado la bola de mi
mrerte Tele. 355 San Jose ST.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26
FLORES NATURALEs

Lere listed consegulr IermosO
BouRs? Bonitas Coronas y otros TIA
GajoFtisticos en- flores naturales. Liza
me teIefono 500 Santurce, (Stop
~. ftin Peha) y sera atendido poI
"a 81 ISABEL PARSI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-26

J. Calder6n EsCoBAR
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
aENE4 LA pkkNY M zAeHavAll bliRu
BUDE Sc PRY q MICH RADITI PRESI-
DENTEM COoLIDGEM

Praha, 20. dubna, - Vzhledem nedavnemu projeyu
presidents Coolidge zajmu svoan mezinarodn odzbrojo
vaci konerence chysana navsteva s nstra zahranGnh
zaeztos dra Ed Benese Spoenych Stech nabyva zvy
sene dleztos Ceskoslovensko zajfa odzbro
jen zachovan mfru daleko vice nez kerakov na
Evrope Mada repubika jest okolnostmi donucena vyd
zova Snes armadu nezl jest prospesno em financim
ponevadz jest vece vyvnuou prdmysovou zemi existence
ej do velke mry zav cd prateskch vzahu jejim
Lseddm Dr. Benes podporovany tom skupinou nej
schopnejsich d Ceskoslovensku venuje vsechno sve
Isi naezeni praktcke cesy ku zajSten svetoveho
Obbenou deou dra. Benese Jest meznarodni garancni
|smouya z zaklade vsechny sty ez podepsay smlou
Ivy ohedne upraven novych evropskych hranc caje
Nemecko Rusko zarucy by zachovani tohoto status
lquo Smlouva toho druhu zajsta by die eho minen
ropskym atdm takovou miru vzaemne bezpecnost by
pro bylo nadnou veci dohodnou ohedne odzbroen
Jest tento IDEAL ehoz uskutecneni dr. Benes usue po-
moci site smu urcujicich vztahy mez sedoevropskym
lstaty.
Jednim ucen cesy dra. Benese do Spoj StatG jest,
ably tuo svo deu vysvet presidentov Coodgeov spo
leni jeho navrhem svoan meznarodni odzbroovaci
konference
DR. BeneS hodla nastoup cestu do Spojenych Sta asi
Nv poovici cevence kdyz byl drive sGasn konfeence
Male dohody ez pocatku tehoz m6sce konat bude
Prazes mesici kvetnu vykona Benes navstevu Rime
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
sucAI zAkoN NELzE PRovADEH.
REKToR UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA PRANY-
RUE POKRYTECTVf

New York, 90 dubna - DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler
rektor university Columbia appelova muze zeny nabo
zenske vir mravnch zasad zamajcich verejne do
bro ably pTicin skrtnuti osmnaceho dodaku fede
raln stavy hosne Missouri Society Pravi re IT, kdoz
tyrdosjn podporu zkon kery media vymahati mus Wi
zodpovednos to, re jsou tchym spoecnky pod
oudnku holinkara ze pomahaji podryvani zakladd
vlady.
SENATOR poslanci kongresu pravil Dr. Butler, hla
sui edabyle pro prohbicni zakony hned poom 81 posps
aby osvez douskem akohockeho napoje. Soudcove od
suzu d pokutam do vezeni, ponevadz byli dopadeni
pri konan neceho, JIM soudcove delajl skrytu.
"Kdykol slyste verejneho urednka neb kandidata
voeny dovolavaicho do ochrapteni vymahani
zakona zaklepejte zadni kapsu Do akoveho savu
pokrytevi zbabelo vefejne soukrome nemravnost by
jsme prvedeni prohibicnm zakony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
PoRADA svAzu NARoD9 v PRAzE,
PREDCHAZf MEZINARODNf oDZBROJOvA-
CT IKONFERENCI.

Praha, 80 dubna.3- Delegate Svazu Narodn kteT ses
Praze ucelem dskusse mo3nos kontroly soukrome
vroby zbran nasledkem nepritomnost NJ Jannauxe moh
teprve predevcem zapociti svoj konferenci Deega
podybor prozatmni smsene komse pro odzbroje
nj proednava dodatky navrzene pukovnikem Carnegiem
Kanady ku stavac mezinaron konvenci regulovan
soukrome vyroby zbrani seliva Podplukovnk Carnegie
navrhue ably soukroma roba zbran zakazana byla sta
tech, podepsaly konvenc vyma frem jmz dostao by
zvastnho povoen cd vady kerezto fmy mali byt po-
vnny oznaovat svym vladam kazdou objednavku iz OBJ
drzely. III Isas zi}s& a t M.s4@t
Toto Jest pouze nepatrny krok KID meznarodn kontroe,
avsak teno vypocten tomu ably nalezena bya pevna
pada niz by bylo ucin dalsi pokrok ku
omezen ozbroeni Svazovi deegat mali pr tom pane
ii svolan neznarodni konerence zmu odzbroen, jak
navrhuje amercky president Coolidge tomu ci chteji
naezti prakcky prncp nemz by mohlo byt dale budo
vano E5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30

PRODA'SE dunn blize Union
Ave. 6ti svetnicich, koupel-
ma, fernes. lot 40 pri 135 stf.
.cena $4,000. Prijd'te neb. piste
ma Smolik bratri, 8311 Quin-
cy Ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
AGO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
D r OBJ N E
ON A M K Y

HLEDA Sc mensi byt s oto-
penn, plyn, elektrika, koupel-
ma pro inteligentni damu " O.
koli Mt. Pleasant a Corlett.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. |. pod
znackou "Klid". 4-30
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
zRlzENel HLAsovALI PRO sTivku.

Pittsburgh, Pa, 20. dubna. - Rdici kondukteri
5000 zamestnanna zdes poulcn draze odhlasoyali
zahaeni avky Ultra pulnoci nepfstoup spoecnost ma
pozadavek zvysen mzdy 10 centu hodinu korporace
nedavno zaitla pezadavek zrzencd vyednavani
smlouvu jez mela vsoupit platnos We sfedu pqnoc
bylo zasaveno crnact clenu une hlasovalo pro
Stayce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30

HLEDA Sc slusny mensi byt
pro snoubence, jiz v brzku u
zavrou snatek, nejradeji O.
koli Clark Ave. S. w. zada sc
elektrina, plyn koupelna,
Nechte adresu svoji v adm. t,
listu pod Znackou "Byt". 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
go AKROVA FARMA

so AKROvA FARMA J blize
Genevy, dlazdene ulica, 5 mi
nut k poulicni kare. Dobry
dunn, dobra stodola, pekna pu-
da k zpracovani, farmafske ma
cini. Traktor, 10 akra dobre
vince, 8 kusa dobytka, kone.
Farma jest cista, prejem 81 ne
co penez a vezmeme tez dvou-
rodinny dun.
100 AKROVA FARMA ma dla-
zdene ceste, velky ddm, yelka
stodola a nekolik jinycb bu.
doy, A alsry vince, nejaky do
bytek a nacini, pekna pdda
Mortgage $4,000, vezmem 2.
rodinny dum. Tez vice jinych
! farem ma vymenu.
ROBT. f. MORGAN
|, CO Kelsey & Kingman,
Geneva, Ohio.
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Washington. 80 dubna - Guv.N Pnchot = Pennsylva-
ME prohas pred senanim vyborem ma zemedesvi dnes
Fordova nabidka Muscle Shoals kdyby bya piijata
"spouala by m Pravi reka Tennessee je kicem neJ
vesmu pBoek zzkoyani vodni silly We Spojenych Satech
dale tvr Ford nezarucuje niceho jenom ze vybuduJs
veke industrialni stfedisko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
DvoURoDINNY DOM S po.:

DvoURoDINNY DOM 0 S po.s
kojich $ koupelnou nahofe I
dole, diva kombinacni fernesy,.
garaz, dlazdena ulice, naleza.
Sc v Corlett. ,Cena pouze $4,000.
Hotove $4,000 aneb vas lot por
staci CO prvni splatka. Toto je
prava lace. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5454 Broadway. Ptejte
Sc ma Mr.. Rob. Kohout. 81
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc We slovenskem sire
du domek sc storem j dvema
svetnicemi, blize skoly ko-
stella, cena $4,000. Haste Sc IL
Smolik bratrl, 1911 Quincy A
venue. Tel. Cedar 1888 4-30