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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
|OCean Liners May Yet Reach
Into Heart of Great Grain
Belt of Canadian Middle
West

TORONTO, July s.-Ocean-g going
steamers before long may sail up
the st. Lawrence, through the Great
Lakes and into the heart of Can
ada's midwest wheat empire over
the waters of an artificially created
sixth great lake.
Other ships can go up the Mis-
sissippi, up Lake Michigan and
cross Lake Superior and, too, reach
tine sixth lake.
The project which would create
this sixth lake, would make posi-
BILE the generation of a vast amount
Of hydro electric power and Would
restore the lakes to the water level
of so years ago.
And the cost? 1t is estimated at
$4,000 900,
This tremendous undertaking Is
the idea of Ralph keemle, Canadian
engineer, who has spent almost a
lifetime studying the Water-dotted
section of Canada between Lake Su-
Derior and Hudson S Bay. Sir Adam
Beck, chairman of the Ontario n.y.
dro-electric power commission, is
considering the project.
An area as large as Lake Erie
can furnish the basin for the sixth
great lake, says Keemle. Into the
basin, north Of Lake Superior, can
be diverted the waters that now flow
into Hudsons Bay.
All that is necessary, says heemle,
is construction of three dams and
three diversion channels, for the
three main rivers upon which the
the lake would be effected by the
English and Winnipeg rivers, which
would become navigable streams, tc
Lake Winnipeg, and by canal to
Lake Superior.
The project would more than pay
for itself in a short time in water
power and navigation benefits, says
Keemle.
Yet one of its greatest advantages
is seen in it's possible solution OF
the controversy over Chicago's
withdrawal of water from the Great
Lakes for it's sewage disposal.
Chicago is drawing off 10000
cubic feet of water every second, .
explains Keemle. This diversion
has lowered the lakes level about
five and a half inhces. Every inch
the lake level is lowered cuts the
cargo capacity of big vessels and
costs many cities millions to dredge
their harbors so big freighters can
continue to dock. The loss in pow
er is enormous.
with the Chicago withdrawal
cut down and the immense volume
Of water added from the new lake
project, the Great Lakes will be
raised to the level Of so or 100 years
ago and the value to commerce will
be inestiriable."
Keemle cannot see the completion
of his project before another dec
ade or two, but whe nit is done,
he says, it will become a priceless
asset to the United States an2 Can
ada
Before long," he adds, "the Great
| Lakes will be used to make sea
port 81 nthe heart of the continent.
! Many of the harbors and channels
are shallow and it is of prime i'm
! portance to conserve the water sup
| ply, to maintain levels and if pos
| sible to raise them"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
Tennessee Trustees
Authorize Three New
University Buildings

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 16.-
University of Tennessee trustees in
session here Tuesday with Governor
Austin Peay presiding, approved a
budget of $1,2S3,000 for operating
the institution and the medical col
lege at Memphis, Tenn, for the
forthcoming year and authorized
contracts for three new buildings at
Knoxville.
One of the new structures VIII be
a dormitory for girls and will cost
$50, 900. A practice house for stu
dents in domestic science will be
built at a cost Of $4,000. and a tenn
porary physical education building
at Shields-Watkins Athletio stadium
at a cost of 5000 is included in
the building program.
During the afternoon session OF
the trustees. discussion centered
around an additional building pro-
gram calling for 81 100000. This pro
gram as outlined by President Nor
gan cOntemplates a home economics
building; a large addition to the
present Science hall, and new unit
for the College of Engineering, all
at Knoxville, and two new units for
the medical school at Memphis. Final
action was deferred until the De
cPD1hPr meeting
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
RAINBOW VETERANS
HEAR CEN. HARBORD
DENOUNCE PAC|F|SM

COLUMBIA, s. c., July 1.-THE
by General j. G. Hartford, former
chief of staff of the A. f. f., in an
address Tuesday to the annual con-
Vention of the National Rainbow
Veterans association, which opened
here Monday for a three-day session.
"Only deluded men and women," he
( declared, are taking part in spread
ing such doctrines, adding that
women are either hopeless old
maids or childless married women
Others on the program for short
speeches we've the three past-presi-
dents of the association: Major Gen
eral B. w. Hough, United States
district attorney, Columbus, Ohio.
Major General Nat A. Tinsley, Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, and Brigadier Cen
eral George r. Leach mayor of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as well as
! Father Francis +. Duffy, of New
York City, division chaplain; Briga-
der General William p. Screws,
Montgomery, Ala; Colonel j. w.
F'rew, division surgeon, Milwaukee,
Wis; Brigadier General II. j. Rel
ley, connected with the Army and
Navy Journal, Washington, d. c.,
| and others.
Greetings were read at Tuesday
| mornings session from General
| Gouraud, the Lion of the Argonne'
under whom the Rainbow (Forty-sec-
| Ond) division fought in France, and
who is honorary president of the
| Veterans association. He expressed
/ the conviction that renewing our
vows, France and America will al
ways march together for civilization
and world peace"
A committee was appointed to
draft appropriate cableGrams to be
! sent to General Pershing, who is
! now in Paris, and General Gauraud,
in connection with the anniversary
, of the battle of Champagne and the
celebration by the French of Bastille
day.
A resolution was adopted pledg-
| ing the association support to the
national defense tests to be con
Quoted by the government in Sep
TENDER.
Following the morning session, the
veterans paraded through the streets
| OF Columbia and then they were
! taken to a nearby resort where a
barbecue was served. A program of
| boxing and wrestling constituted
the night entertainment.
The convention will come to a
close today after new officers are
elected and the 1925 convention city
| is chosen.
The women of the division were
entertained by the local Rainbow
auxiliary at a dinner Tuesday eve
ming, while the veterans attended a
| boxing and wrestling match arrang-
| ed for their entertainment.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
Sons Death Laid
To Fathers Whipping


WAYCROSS, Ga. July 15.-Jesse
Middleton. negro farmer of this
Ware county, is held in Jail here aft
er q coroner's jury. investigating thu
death yesterday Of the negro's son
Arceria. fourteen years old, returned
a verdict declaring that the boy =.
death resulted from "a whipping ana
subsequent treatment by his father
It is charged that the negro tied
the boys hands above his head.
strung him to a rafter, stripped hir
of all clothing except a cotton sh!"
and dealt an unmercful beatiH
with a horsewhip from which L
son died.
Middleton 5 said 10 have told tna
sheriff ne was Furnishing his son for
running away from home
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17

Try a spoonful Of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get 8 bottle Of bod
sons Liver Tone for a few cents.
Take a spoonful and if it doesn't
straisAten YOU right up and make
you feel fine and vigorous l want
YOU to so back to the store and get
your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale of calomel be-
cause il is real liver medicine: en-
tirely vegetable. therefore II can not
SaNVute or make Yen sick.
4eUtiSementl
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
New Congregation
Organized in Albany

ALBANY, Ga, July 15.-As a re
suit of a four weeks series of evan
selistic meetings conducted in a tent
here by DR.. Frank w, Emerson, of
Los Angeles, Cal, the First Chris
tan church OF Albany has been or
ganized, with twenty-five members.
Three members were baptized Sun
day afternoon, the First Baptist
church lending it's baptistry for this
ordinance. w. H. Roper, of Macon,
secretary of the Disciples Of Christ
of Georgia, and the Rev. w. A. JOY
ner, of Americas. assisted Dr.. Elmer
son in the organization of the new
church. DR.. w. A. Tolliver and DR..
C. A. Klein were elected elders, ana
the first deacons Of the new church
are w. A. Bierman, E. D. Biggs and
J. A. Bartlett.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
Indiana Pioneer Holds
Celebration at Home
For Tooth Birthday

WABASH, Ind, July 15.-"Uncle'
Jack Higgins, pioneer local resident
celebrated his 106th birthday at his
home here today greeting friends
and receiving congratulations.
Uncle" Jack, who is still active,
takes a long walk each day and en-
Joys telling visitors his age. He
was born in Liverpool, Eng, July
Is, 1913, and came to this country
when a young man.
"UncIe" Jack is the father of ten
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
AGED Man Ends Life

COLUMBUS, Ca, July l5.-N. a.
Autry, aged seventy-three, died at
the Columbus City hospital Monday
from effects of poison
taken with suicidal intent few
hours before. Autry told officers he
was i'll and out of employment and
insisted that he wanted to die. He
admitted taking the poison and de-
clared Il want to end it all" Au-
try had threatened to kill himself
before. He leaves several children.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
German Embargo Removed
On Flour and Grain

BERLIN. July 16.-The embargo
on German grain flour and grain
products has been removed by de
cree Of the ministry of agriculture,
which. however. promises to curb
the export Of these products # 1t
assumes alarming proportions" The
government Justifies its action oE
pointing out the difficult situation
Of the farmers who are unable to
dispose of th-W products ~ home,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
EASY NOW TO RID
YOUR PLACE OF FLIES
Wideiy-known Scientist Discovers Wo..
aerfui Chemical that is Fatal to
Files. Not Poison
Harmless to Stock.

FHes are one of the most dangerous and a..
ooylnS things with which folks have TO contsna
-No"' "rougn the discovery OF +. r. Ale1sr-
oer' "lueN-Rnown scientist. you can rid your
nome and barns and live stock of these pests al.
most instantly. and with no trouble at all. This
discovery is in the form of an organic chemical
mat is fatal to flies. and similar pests such a.
;higgerS mosquitoes and moths
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
Bather Breaks Neck
Diving Into Surf;
Likely to Recover

WILMINGTON, N. c., July ID
j. ID. Rivers, Charleston, S. c., to-
day was believed to be recovering
from a broken neck sustained while
bathing in the surf near here. He
was taken to Charleston yesterday.
Rivers dived through a wave in
the surf and struck bottom. Five
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-17
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His Wife-"Mrs. Lastcry is or
ganizing nah jong class. She has
engaged real Chinese teacher"
Mr.. Lonfsuffer-"We can't afford
nah jong. Have him change to- a
course in laundry work and I'll pay
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Union Point Bank
Declares Dividend

GREENSBORO. Ga, July "a
semi-annual dividend Of per cert
has been paid to the shareholders OF
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GEORGIA SOLONS
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children
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

nou jeho zdvofilosti cinila jejI
" pravde caste smesnym.
Pred vice nez desiti roxy
dcastnil Sc take jake ddstojnik
obrany Sebastopolu. Kdyz je-
denkrate v dob6 tie byl Sc svy-
mi druhy "a jednim opevne-
MIN, otazal sc. plukovnik, drze
papir ruce:
"Kdo to tam donese?"
ITO" znamenalo rozkaz,
tam" znacilo bastu, vzdale-
nou as ma dive ste kroku. Kra-
ticka costa tato byla vsak We
lice ohrozena, jezto kule z del
co chvili ma nj dopadaly.
Surov mlcky wal listinu a
klidne nastoupil cestu; ma de-
love kule nepomyslel, ale ma
sve soudruhy, kteri sc "a MIN
divali.
"Jiste vypadam neobratn6,"
byla jeho mySlenka.
V tom nekolik krokd pred
MIN zaryla Sc delova kule a
Sat jeho sc zaprasil. Zastavil
Sc, ocistil, ponevadz pri ode
vzdani rozkazu nechtel byti
smesnym.
Pc roce odesel; obaval Sc
vysmechu soudruhu.
Kdyz odlozil uniformu, jal
Sc pomysleti ma zenitbu, avsak
dlouho to neslo, ponevadZ div
ka, kterou sc uchazel, vysma
la Sc mu do obliceje.
Nehody tyto byly pricinou,
he odebral Sc ma sve statky,
ably stal Sc slechticem venkov-
skym. !
Zde nebylo mu treba obava-
ii Sc vysmechu soudruhu petro-
hradskych; ii, kteri byli je-
no okoli, nemeli ami tax dobre-
no vychovani jako on, ami tax
jemnych zpusobu, ami smyslu
pro. umeni; v dome SVEN ci-
til Sc kralem.
Avsak, jakkoli velkolepy je-
no dnm byl tax nadherny a
prostorny, zdal Sc mu prece
prazdnym. Jeho slechetne srd-
ce potrebovalo sdilnosti. Zkrat
ka: hledal druzku zivota.
Prvni jeho nezdar ucinil jej
opatrnym. Rozhledl Sc po oko-
Ii - jiz nasel kneznu SGrovu
ktera byla pro neho jakoby
stvorena: Vasilisu. Vladla
vsim, echo mu ,bylo treba. By.
lat ovsem chuda, avsak jmeni
.nebylo mu potfebi, nebot' bo.
hatstvi jeho bylo daleko vet.
81 nez Kumjasinovych.
Jednalo Sc tudiz jen O to
zda divka tato pfani jeho sc
nakloni.
o tom mohl Sc pfesvedcit
po cele leto, avsak ostychavost
byla pficinou, ze odkladal der
+. ku dni; az teprve nyni, kdy
hrabenka chystala Sc do Petro
; hradu, dostal strach, ze neve
sta mohla by mu takto byt
naVZdy Ztracena.
Tu no napadlo, ably porada
jakousi slavnost, v niz Vasili
sa mela byti jeho kralovnou
slavnost ia mela byti tichou
aby srdce mlade divky sob
: naklonil. PAX chtel sloziti j
: k noham sve srdce sve jme
nj.
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PEkARI Poor! Muslin pro-
dat svoji moderne zarizenou
rekarnu, vsechny stroje a no.
w truck. Tydni trzba $3.50.
Kdo chces koupit, prijd' a pre-
svedc sc osobne. Cena $25OO.
Pflcina prodeje nemoc a nut
ny odjeZd ma farmu. Haste Sc
v {. 3440 vych. Sd. ul. v zadu.
4-25.
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PRIJMOU Sc diva neb tfi pa
nj ma byt, zvlastni vchod, vse
zarizeno. Mohou 81 sami va
fit. Haste sc v {. 4011 War
rem Ave, 4-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

}ka st aStna nahOda! DneS bu-
deme miu pri obede veselou
Zabavu,"
"Vis-li pak,". pravila Vasili-
.sa, "ze tento knize jest velice
dobry muz? Ucinil pro sedla-
ky sve mnoho; skoro polovici
,sveho jmeni Jim daroval. Tot
piece peknei"
80, ano, avsak jsem dosud
nezkusenou; mne nechteji je-
ste proydati; ia nenoslm jeSte
.dlouhe saty."
Phi tom dala sve sestrence
kradenou hubicku, ruce ami 2
rukayniku nevytahnuvsi.
"a dodala, .'nazyvam jei
proto jen Charmant, ponevadz
jest tax, trochu napadny a po-
nevada Jest knize. Tot vse.!"
Mlada stebetalka pozvedla
hlavu,
20, Liso, les! Podivej Sc pre-
ce ia les!'
Les, jenz pred mimi .se roz-
prostlral, byl obrovskych smr
XII. Mezi dvoji houstinou jako
had vlnula Sc blla, kypra costa.
Houst' vsecka belostnym sne-
hem pfikryta jen tn a tam Je-
villa cernou prurvu, znacici sto-
pu, kterou sc brala diva zvef.
Vrcholky stromu ozafeny slun
Gem trpytily Sc diamanty. Mo-
dro]asne nebe zafilo zlatem,
modroSede stiny stromu pada-
ly ma snih a kouzlo tajemne,
nerusen6 nj hlaskem ptacka,
panovalo pfirodou; jen chrest
Temenl svaty kid ten poruso-
val.
Erebus zapadl do snehu al
po bficho snehove pyfi Ia
sypalo nejprve kociho a, pax
dfvky. Mlady konik vsak r1a nc
vo sc vzepjal a poznovu padl
Ease do nakupeneho snehu, OBJ
cas- frkaje, kdyz snehove pyfi
pocalo Jej v nozdrach lehtati
"Tot' pfekrasne!' y pravila
Vasillsa tise pozorujic strida-
nj Sc modraveho stinu Sc zla-
tymi paprsky, die toho, jak ia
hybala Sc costa Ma vychod neb
na zapad,
"Ano, tot rozkosne! Ted
ale dame. Sc 'pTevrhnouti. ia
fku, Gerazime, prekot' mas dc
sn6hu. Konik dostane potom
kousek cukru."
Ale, dovolte, slecno - kdy
by Sc to tax dozvedela hra Der
ka ---"
"Hrabenkou jsem nyni ia
Jestlj mas nepfevrhnes, tedy ne
pojedes uz nikdy nami ns
prochazku"
"Nu tedy - ale drzte sc pt
vne," pravil dobrak Gerazin
a polehtal opratemi kone n;
zadech,
"Co vas napada? Zrovna $,
nebudeme drzet!" odvetila LII
4 sa V smlchu.
Erebus, jenz znamenl toml
rozumel, uskocil ma stranu
ODE lehkomyslne divky jedn'
pres druhou padly $ kozich.
do krasneho, mekkeho snehu
Po dovednem tomto kousk,
vranik Sc Zastavil. Gerazim S
small jak dobry starousek.
Zenaida vstala setrepavS
snlh, prohledavala sve kapss
"Tak pTitpli - nraViIa X Il
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod prodejem
doutniki, kde sc trzi hotove
pres S400 tydne. Cena Sc "a
sobami zafizenim $1,000.
Pekny byt O tfech svetnicich,
najem bytu SIS mesicne.
Haste sc mezi 5. a z. hod.
vecer v {. 6106 Quincy ave.
4-30
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SINGER SICf STROJE rroda-
vame ma splatky. Hotove $500
a zbytek $500 mesicne. W.
menujeme tez stare sicf stro-
je. Haste sc v (. 4313 Clark
Ave. S. w.
Pond, str, sob.
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KUPTE tento domek O 5 svet-
nicich koupelnou, vedle u
nion kary. Cena $480O. Blizsi
sdeli Nejedlfk & Mikes, real
tors, 11015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. {?
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DROBN N F.
ON A M K Y
PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc uniovi tesafi.
Haste sc u FIR. Strnada, 11719
Forest Ave. Tel. Garfield 1444
r. 4-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-23

Ted uz pojd', Zino,' pra-
villa konecne Vasilisa, "jest cas-
abychom sc vratily."
"Tobe jdou hodinky napred.
"Naopak - opozd'uji Sc"
ODE vypukly V srdecny
smich.
"Gerazime, domu!" pravila'
Zina konecne smutnym tonem.
"Je videt, ze jsme Sc valley
We snehu?"
80, jak by to nebylo videt?
Vzdyt' vypadate, jako byste
byly lese celou zimu a rva-
ly Sc vlky."
"Opras mne, Liso, potion
ja te ocistim," rekla Zina a u
lomila vetvicku, kterouz poca-
la smetati snih Sc satu sve
sestfenky.
Celych pet minut jeste do
vadely We snehu iako dive mia
de koeky, strkaly Sc a padaly,
pfi cemz ovsem musily opra-
a sovanim zacinat vzdy znoya.
Konecne, kdyz byly hrou i smi
chem unaveny, posadily Sc do
sanek, daily kozichy opet do
pofadku povelely k zpatecni
jizde. '
Kdyz donna Sc byly opet pre-
! Weekly, podekovaly jeste jed
Inou hrabence "a poskytnutou
jim zabavu.
"Zdali pax jste byly hod-
n.y." tazala Sc hrabenka.
Otazka tato malem by byla
Zinu rozesmala.
"OvSem, mama; jsme>vzdy-
cky hodny," dala mala ctve-
racka $ podivuhodnou jistotou
ia odpoved'. "Avsak - kde
.ie knize?"
"Kdo yam rekl, ze zde byl?"
tazala sc hrabenka svrastivsi 0
boci.
J Nenavidela klepu.
Widely jsme 2 dalky jeho
sane"
"A tax" della hrabenka spo
kojene. "Knize prijel mas po.
zvat Ma pozejtfi k obedu. Dal
81 zariditi move dunn a chce
: nam no ukazat."
20, mama, nam take?' zvo.
} lala Zina, zapalivsi Sc.
! Nam vsem! - totiz mne
vam obema, vasemu bratru
: vychovatelkam a uciteliw
, "To jsem rada! Tax dalekt
/ pojedeme!" !"
"Knize k vuli nam uspofa
7 da koncert; prosil dovoleni
abV smell witt 8 sehOu n9kte
ire z vasich valclku pro ctyf
. ruce, by nechal je nastudovat
; od sveho orchestra. Z not, je;
/ byly ma plane, wal ty, kter'
Sc mu libily."
? Hrabenka jala Sc opet cist
l a ODE divky odbehly k pianu.
4 "To je zvlastni" praviIa Ze
i Nadia ku sve sestrence, ivy
G bral 81 jen tvych not"
: '"Jak TO - Il mych?"
"lnu ovsem, Jen ty, kter
L rada hrajes. q, ten zlomysI
a nix! Vsak mu zahraju scenu
a Uvidis, jak le komickym, kdy
Y Sc svymi omluvami nemuz
/. byti II konce."
u "Jiz prestante tim tlacha
e MIN, devcata," zvolala hrabe
ka 2 vedlejsiho pokoje. "Za
ii sednete k planu a hrajte ctyi
(. rucne, ale neco vazneho."
= Lina seSpoulila sve rtiky
k pax shybnuvsi sc jala sc hle
F" dati tajenem smichu noty
l. az konecne vyndala jakesi {
J. ratorium, Jez, provazena svo
!, sestIenkou, jala sc zive prt
>, hravati.
a. vi.
= Modry pokoj kn.zete slrov,
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PRODA Sc a roxy starry dunn
" Corlett o A pokojich S koupel
nou, ssklep, p1da, je tam jeste
jeden lot. Cena $4,000, domek
sam O sobe ma cenu $4,000,
Haste Sc u Smolik Bros, 8311
Quincy ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
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PRODAJf Sc kachni ,veJce a
mlade kachny. Haste Sc {.
12419 Farringdon ave. Cor
lett. 4-25
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DOBRY PRfJEM majetku
ma zapadni strane pri vym6ne
"a grocerni a reznicky obchod.
Haste Sc v {. 3240 zap. Sd.
ul. Zavolejte Mr.. Stefanik,
Hemlock 3519. Z 4-29
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6 pokojich
jednorodinny, vse moderne
zarizeno. Lot 35 pfi 145 str,
garaz, ulice dlazdena a "a
pfacena. Cena $500. Agent
sc vylucuji. Haste Sc v {. 3201
vych. 131. ul. z Kinsman rd.
4-25
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PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sin
ger sici stroll, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to bro prodano. Haste Sc
v {. 4313 Clark Ave. !?
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PRlJMOU Sc delnici, klempi-
ii Ma plecharskou praci. Has
te Sc V {. 1850 Broadway. AS
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny neb divky
ma vyklizeni a ma vypomoc pfi
domaci praci v dome ma Sha-
ker Heights. Musi sc domluvit
anglicky. Zavolejte tel. Fair
mount1127. 1926
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PRIME Sc zena strednich let,
treba / deckem. Prednost da
Sc, ktera mluvi trochu nemec-
ky. Tazte sc u Janitora v Reid
budove v pokoji 100, 1904
Broadway u Harvard ave.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
til roxy stary, 6 pokojd, kou-
pelna, garaz, pekny lot. zada
Sc hotove S25O0.{ Haste Sc v
{. 1899 v5ch.. 145 ul. z Kins-
man Rd. 4-28
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- karpety vsech drahd q
kazde velikosti, take. ma scho
dy We velkem yybSru u Sc
DLAcKU, 1916 Broadway
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PRODAM PEKNY velky jed
rodinny dun o 8 pokojich, e.
lektfina, koupelna, sklep, pit
da, vytapenf horkou vodou, -
pskny velky lot, 2 garazc, dla-
zdena uli..e. Hctove $2500,
ostatni die ujednani. Haste Sc
v els. 1888 Woodbridge Ave,
blize w. 25th st.
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'FARMA o 83 akrech v Stron9s
vile O., ma dlazdene ceste, e.
lektrika, hospodafske budovy
a jine zarizenf. Proda Sc ga
$175 akr, tez Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Dobra inves-
tace. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. Stefanfk,
324O zap. Sd. ul. Tel. Hemlock
3519. 4-29
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 5 svet-
nicich koupelnou, vse zafi-
zeno. Haste sc v {. 1859 Broad
way. 4-22
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PRODA Sc zachovaly stribr-
ny kornet "a $25. Haste sc v
c. 32O1 vych. 131. ul. z Kins-
man Rd. 4-23