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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
ALBANY TOPAVE
So CITY BLOCKS
Contract to Be Let August 10
for Ambitious Program for
South Georgia City

ALBANY, Aug. 3.-The Albany
city commission will open bids at
noon on August II for what prob
ably will be the most ambitious
single street paving project ever un-
dertaAen by one of the smaller cities
of the southeast. The plans and
specifications, which have Just been
completed by City Manager Wright
and adopted by the commission, call
for 50 blocks of street paving-150,
GOO square yards, on six running
miles Of streets II is the intention
of the city commission to have the
entire project put through at ono
time. 1t is hoped TO get the work
well under way by the end of sum
mer.
1t is considered remarkable fact
by those familiar with paving pro,
jects in Georgia cities that not d
single block in the present project
was rejected by property owners
The paving is to be done under the
baby bond plan which calls for the
property owners consent. The own
ers were given Is days in which tC
file objections, but less than a pei
cent Of those interested took ad
Vantage of the privilege. Ever!
block in the original program wa
I retained.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
One KILLED in
RAILROAD CRASH
Nonstop Macon to Atlanta
Train Runs Into Rear of Work
Train Near Macon

MACON, August 3.-One man
was killed and a number of others
Injured Sunday afternoon when the
Southern railways nonstop Macon
Atlanta train, leaving here at 2 p.
m, crashed into the rear Of
work train that was clearing up the
wreck of the Royal Palm, earlier in
the day, near Danes Ferry, 20 miles
north Of here.
The dead
II. Fl Musslewhite, Of Macon,
special agent Of The Southern rail
way.
The injured:
Z. II. Futral, 500 Lawton ST., At.
Ianta, fireman on nonstop train,
probably fractured vertcbra and
other injuries,
+. II. Raspberry, Macon, fore
man of car repairs Of Southern rail
way, broken ankle.
Leroy Thomas, negro, Macon,
cook on dining car Of work train,
badly bruised, may have internal in
| juries.
Robert Pittnan, engineer, shock
/ ed and bruised.
j. c. Page, assistant trainmaster,
Southern railway bruised and
slightly hurt.
The Southern railway announced
that of those IN he Royal Palm,
north bound, which turned over ~
Danes Ferry at 7 o'clock Sunday
morning, twelve passengers and a
lean Legino at fish fly Tuesday
were injured, J. w. Cartledge, At
lanta, was the mail clerk, and j..
W. Crawford, Macon, the baggage
master.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
FEDERAL AND
STATE AID ASKED
ON ROUTE THREE

Continued From Pagt One)
Parkman, county home demonstra-
ton agent, with the sum of $3.50
for the year, payable in monthly in
stallments.
j. W, Smith, representing the
bar association, requested the coun-
ty commissioners to purchase revoiv-
ing stools for use in the record
room of the county clerks office.
The commission discussed the re-
quest but took no action.
A committee of citizens, headed
by ]. Lewis Ellis, brought into the
commissioners room a beautiful
colored drawing of proposed over
head road signs, which the commit
tee thought should be erected on
the four roads into the county. The
proposed arch would be mounted on
concrete pillows, with frame arch
over the road. In the center of the
arch are the word "You are now
entering Sumter county" On the
reverse side the words, "You are
now leaving Sumter county"
People are coming through our
county by the hundreds" said Mr.
Ellis. "They ride over our paved
roads; they see our wonderful crops
they visit our city, but 90 out of {
hundred do not know the name OF
the city or the county five minutes
after the leave us. Among these
tourists are farmers. looking fol
new homes. Let's tell them wht
we are and what we can grow here
advertise right here at home
These arches will create the finest
sort of impression. They aren't
road signs, like every village has
but they are to be things of archi
tectural beauty-out of the ordi
nary-never to be forgotten.
eve desire to enlist your aid
along with the citizens of the com
munity in putting up one of tho
signs at every point where tourists
enter our county"
The commissioners signified theil
willingness to aid in the project, re
marking that instead of four owe
head arches in the county, ther,
should be eight cor one on every
road that comes into the county"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
CLUB GIRLS TO
ATTEND CAMP
Members of Home Demonstra.
ton Clubs to Be Guests of
County 3 Days at Aggie

Everything is in readiness for the
entertainment of tAe Sumter Cou-
ty club girls who will attend the
three days encamnmcnt at the
Third District A and NJ. school be-
ginning Tuesday morning, accord
ing to Miss Bonnie Parkman, coun-
ty home demonstration agent who
will have charge of the camp.
Approximately 40 girls who have
charge of the camp.
Approximately 40 girls who have
completed their club wrok for the
year will be guests of the county
and will be given three days of
recreation and pleasure as reward
for the excellent work accomplish
ed by them during the past year.
Phe grounds and buildings of the
school will be turne over to the
girls.
The different departments IF the
encampment will be unner the SUI
pervision of the following: Reed
basketry, Miss Rosa MCGEE, district
home demonstration agent; Pine
needle, Miss Bonnie Parlman, To-
cal home demonstration agent; Or
gained recreation, Miss Aduale
Duckworth, Dooly county home
demonstration agent; House direc-
tor, Miss Kathryn Mcdonald, Ma
con county agent; Director of
meals, Miss Kathryn Swain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03

One Improvement in modern
cooking is wife hits hubby with a
can opener instead of a rolling pin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
R. A. DARDEN CELEBRATES
79BIRTHDAY WITH CUE

R. A. Darden, Sumter county,
celebrated his 10th birthday Satur-
day morning with a barbecue at
Myrtle Springs, Mr., Darden has
made this an annual custom for
years and relatives from all sections
Of Georgia attend. Among those
present Saturday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Garden and family; Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Dupree and fam
lily, Ellaville; Mr., and Mrs. Will
Dozier and family, Ellayilie; Miss
Sara and Joe Barnes, Americus; A.
F. Darden, Triton, secretary of the
new Triton college, formerly Of
Americas, and others.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
POTATO MARKET
HIGH AT LYONS
Eighty-Six Cars Have Moved
Which Melted Growers $261
An Acre

Big stem Jersey potatoes were
planted in Sumter county last
spring by several representative
farmers but due to the lateness Of
setting out the plants they did not
bear very heavily. However, the
majority of potatoes mad ewere
saved for seed ard indications point
to Sumter producing large crop
next year.
LYON, Ga, August 3.-Lyons
can truthfully boast of being the
largest sweet potato market in the
South this summer, if not the larg-
est in the world. To date 80 car
loads of big stem Jerseys and five
carloads of Porto Ricans sent by
express, have been shipped from
this point since the first week in
July.
w. L. Duncan, who handles the
big stems, reports $11 per barrel
is being received, which is extreme
ly high for this time of the year.
Most of the sales this week range
from So to SO per barrel.
Shipments will continue around
five cars per day from here next
week. These shipments have turned
loose $4,000 at this point up tc
date. Robert Kitchens, who is try.
ing them the first time this year.
planted five acres and has dug lie
barrels, or an average of 35 barrels
to the acre. OF this 27 cars were
No. l and eight cars No. 2. These
sold for $1b305, representing ar
average of 1851 per acre.
The receipts from potatoes ant
tobacco are certainly loosening uI
financial conditions in Toombs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
PLASTERERS STRIKE
TIES UP CONSTRUCTION

NEW YORK, Aug. "a new
phase in the inter-union conflict be-
tween the bricklayers and plasters
developed today when the bricklay-
ers employed by the George S. Full
er Construction company went on
strike in all the building projects in
this city, Washington and Florida.
Officials of the company said that
work has halted on approximately
$20,000,000 worth of property.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
ATLANTA 'CAND INDEX
BURGLAR GETS 10 YEARS

ATLANTA, August 8. - Gerald
/. Smith, in whose possession police
claimed to have found an elaborate
card index system, of the time
wealthy Atlanta residents were to
be away from the city, pleaded
guilty this morning in Fulton coun-
ty Superior court to four indict-
ments charging burglary and was
sentenced to from 10 to 20 year on
each COUNT, the terms to be serv-
ed concurrently.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03
CHATHAMITES WANT
TYBEE ROAD PAVED
Tar customer

SAVANNAH, Aug. 3.-Several
hundred Chatham residents have
signed petition, which was roceiF-
ed by the county board of commits
sioners, asking for the paving Of the
Tybee road. The board is now con-
sidering the petition and is expect
ed to act upon it soon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03

This automobile tried to turn into
an airplane in Cleveland. The
driver swerved to the curb to avoid
collision and lost control. The
fix his garter which had become I'M
car leaped the curb and slid straight
up the guy wire of telephone
pole, sticking there it had reached
the angle shown above.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03

Flying around to much isn't guar
anteed to make you an angle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03

Atlantic City, N. J. Harff sees no
danger in the mouorn flappcr In
fact, he believes that she is a boon
to civilization. Probably because
she comes 10 his barber shop to
have her hair bobbed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-03

George harff who claims the
distinction Of having shaved all the
famous men in the country includ-
ing Presidents Roosevelt, Mckinley,
Grant and Arthur, celebrated his
81st birthday by shaving his regu-
lar customers in his barber shop at
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
MA PREDAJ FARMA

35 akrov s vePkJm ). domom,
bank barnou a >inymi budotviska-
mi. Naehodf .sa len 20 mindt ce-
sty od Youngstown, ma tehloyej
ceste. Pouliena k ara ide.s. cez far
mu. Len $4,000. pre- ryehlu ,lzdpd.
Haste sa &c. II. Bloom, 1888
Hillman st. Telefon SS23S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
KTO MA DIETKY ALEBO
MANzELKU v KRAJI

Kto ma dietky alebo manzeIku
starej vlasti a rad by ich dostal
do Spojenych Statov a nem6ze
pre- rome prekazky, moze svoj
pripad predlozit' delegatke Ces-
koslovensheho Cerveneho Kriza,
PAM Ruzene Peiantovej, ktora sa
nateraz Zdrzuje V Pittsburghu a
"a isty cas- bude al V Chicago, Ill.
PAM Pelantova bude do 30.
maja (inkluslvne) uradovat' kaz-
dodenne cd /. hodiny popoludni
do pol piatej vecer ma Ceskoslo-
venskom Konzulate, 1908 Fifth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, kde jl1
kazdy moze. navstivit'. !
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny Kri5i
"a spoluprace International I'm.
migration Bureau chce posbierat
pr1pady, kde sa jedna O to, ably
nasledkom terajsich prist 'ahova
leckych zakonov rozdelene rodi
ny mohly byt' spojene, ably die
tky mohly prlst ku rodicom
manzelky ku manzelom atd'. :.
PAM Pelantova v kazdom pri
pade poda kazdej stranke dosta
tocne vysvetlenie moznosti ale
DO nemoznosti yyhovenia ich o
cakavania. Jedna sa vsak hlavn,
o to, ably vsetlxy taketo pripad,
boly sosbierane, ably pr1ciny' roz
delenia rodiny boly zname, alb.
sa na zaklade toho mohlo dale
pokracovat' V snahe sjednote
ME celych rodin, ably sd tym< cd
stranila krivda l'ud 'om, ktori ma
si"dkom novych prist 'ahovale
ckvch zakonov trpia, ale ktor'
krivdu vyvolat' nebolo intencio7
patricneho zakona.
Po 20. mali bude mono dostih
nut delegatku Csl. Cerveneh
Kriza, pani Pelantovu na Ceske
slcvenskom konzulate v Chicagt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
POZEMKOVA REFORMA
V POL'SKU.

Il Varsavy. (CEPS) V tieto dni
boly uverejnene najnovSie vyka-
zy 0 pozemkovcj reforme Pol
sku, Z ktorych CEPS Central
European PreSs-je to csl. zpra-
vodajska agentira. Red.) vynima
toto: V rokoch 1919-1924 v Pol ;
sku bOlO rozdelene uhrnom 615,-
O69 hektarov vel 'kostatkarskej j
pody. Il tychto zemedelskych
ploch bolo utvorene 32,172 maIo-
rol 'nickych kolonii a mimo to
bolo zaokrt1hlene 66,223 gazdov-
stiev, ktore PRIV nemohly uzivit
svojich mattel 'ov. Ma zaklade
pozemkovej reformy sriadene bo-
10 vyse 5000 1radnickych, vo-
jenskych a letnych kolonii. Do
hromady dostalo rozdelen1 zem
vyse 10000 novych majjitel'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
URADNE ZPRAvY
Slovenskej Lgy ' Amsrike.
VYsTRAHA PRE- DRAToV
SLOVAKOV v KANADE.

Montreal, Kanada. - Cteny br.
tajomnik Prosim vas, rozposlite
tieto mole riadky ma nasske caso-
pisy ciel 'om uverejnenia. Riadky
tieto pisem preto, ably som pou-
kazal ma to, ze nasho Slovaka ME-
len starej vlasti vykorist 'ovali
kadejalsi priselci ma Slovensko,
ale este, v cudzine pod r1skom
bratstva pripravujd no o jeho
t'azko usporene grose. A pisem
ich i preto, ably som varoval me-
jich rodakov pred tymi rozlicny-
mi pijavicami, ktore sa pomedzi
nami potuluj1.
Nedavno objavil sa medzi ma
simi rodakmi isty Czech, menom
Dobrovolny, ktory - ako mnohi
ini jemu podobnf tunajsi dareba
ci, ktorym cestna praca smrdi -
vyl1dil od nasich l'ahkovernycl
rodakov udajne len $4,000, ~
ktor6 i'm NAL zadovazit' vizum
ma pas do Spojenych Statov. Ones
nasi rodaci, ktori mu sadli NJ
lep nielen ze vizum na pas ne
!1ostanu, ale nikdy nedostan6 an
fen centa zpiatky, lebo dotyenJ
darebak Montrealu zmizol.
S1casne YAM oznamujem, Z,
prace sa tuna pustily. Teda dine:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
Ill, 1O8 SO. La Sale Street, kde
ju m6zu nasi ludia yhl'adat' a
predlozit' jej svoje zalezitosti.
20 SLEToVEJ KANCELARIK
v Chicago.

Sl'ava jazdneho ma ,zelezniciach
bola ziskana a slce polovica
zpiatocneho jazdneho.
Sletove slavnosti %. jina bud1
sdhrnom verejnych vyst1peni So
kolskeho ziactva dorostu Chi
caga a okolia, spoloenych cviceni
muzov a zien celych Spoj. Sta
tov, cvicenie ztip, vystdpenie jed
not, zavodov mlzov i zien, s1hr-
nom rady slavnostnych zabav a
l'udovych veselic, verejnych Wy
stdpeni, umeleckych vecerov atd'.
Zlatym bodom prazskych sletov
boly sletove prostne. Tieto obdi-
vovala cudzina, mimi hlavne memo
sokolske nadobudlo telocvic-
nom slete dobreho zvuku. Toto
dobre memo strait Sokolstvo a.
mericke a vedome sue 81 svojej
zodpovednosti, venuje nacvikom
! tvmto vsetku svoju pozornost', a.
by uhajilo cest' Sokolstva, pred
zrakmi nasho l'udu i cudziny:
UGast' ma zavodoch.
Technicky Vybor Svazu ozna-
muje predbezne' prihlasy zavodia-
cich druzstiev ako nasleduje:
K zavodom zien 90 drrpzstiev do
vyssieho a Al druzstiev do nizsie-
no oddelenia. "
X zavodom muzOv 6 druzstiev
do vyssieho, 80 dr,lzstiev do niz.
sieho oddelenia a 46 druzstiev dc
oddelenia zaciatocnikov.
Do vsestranneho zavodu O pre-
Dor Svazu prihlasilo sa 9 borcov
Ceske skoly V Chicagu poziGa
jn budovy k ubytovacim 1eelon
zdarma.
Film je -nielen jednym z mai
lepsich vychovnych prostriedkov
alc bude al historickou pamiat
kOu. Zaiste 81 vsetci vzpominam,
na krasne filmy VII. sletu sokol
Skeho Prahe 1920, ktorymi sla
va mena sokOlsktho rozletela S;
do sirehO sveta este dnes kaz
DEF prednaske o Ceskoslovensk,
je cast jeho predvadzana. | ma
slet NAL by byt' filmovany. Sic
tova dradovna vyjednava fiji
movymi spo1ocnostiami "Pathe
Ia "Universal News'' sfilmovan
nasich slavnosti. Jeden film m
byt' zaisteny Sokolstvu.
Sokolstvu bude prepozicana Wy
sielacia stanica WIS (Sears Roe
buck) v druhej polovici tohot
mesiaca Program obstara br. Dl
Stolfa pan professor j. J. Zml
hal boil poziadany predneseni
kratsej reel aSi desat 'minitovej
SokOlstve a jeho sletu: Mono 1
q Jednoho vccera budn diva
snad' tri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
Drobne ohlasLy
AUTOMOBIL LAONO

Nasledkom odumretia rodinez
preda sa dobra Essex Touring
kara lacno. Haste sa u Martin
kucera, 2O04 Clifton st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NoVINY
DOSTAT We. YO. MA STANKt

Slovaci East Youngstown, kto-
ri d1osayad IepredplacajdJ tieeo
noviny, mozu 81 ich kupovat' 'kaS.
du sobotu na novinkovom stanku
na Stop 10, pod mostom Sheet and
Tube Co. Vytisk "a SC.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29

nasi rodaci uz mnohi pracuju.
Pravda sd este viaceri bez prace,
ale tych uz neni tol 'ko, ako ich
bolo pred niekol'ko mesiacmi. A
dnfame, ze v kratkom case pocet
nezamestnanych bude nepatrny.
Vd'aka Bohu, ze sa TAX stale, lebo
tisice nasich bratov bolo vystave-
ne vel 'kej biede, ktoru teraz bu-
du moct' aspon ciastocne odstra-
nit.
Pri tel prilezitosti chcem Vam
oznamit to, ze rok tomu co pri-
siel do Kanady brat Andrei Melo
Michalko Chlebnic, Oravskei
zupy. Tento mas Kodak hned' DO
prichode do Kanady t'azko O.
chorel, ze musel byt' odvezeny
10 spitala, kde Dol diva razy O.
perovany. Operacie tie mu vsak
nepomohly, lebo pracovat' memo
hol a preto Dol cely cas- odkaza-
ny ma podporu svojho brata v A.
merlke. Toto trvalo skoro desat
mesiacov, ale ked' brat Michalko
videl, ze nieto nadeje ma vyzdra-
venie, poziadal deportaciu. Zia-
dosti jeho vyhoveli a TAX teda v
mesiaci februari t. r. Dol zpiatky
do starej vlasti poslany. Menova.
ny. brat je elovek zenatyy, otee
dvoch malych dietok, preto pro
sim Slovensku Ligu, a vsetkyct
obetavch bratov Slovakov, aby
dI'a moznosti ma ul 'avenie jeht
biedy obetovali, "a co kazdeml
81 'achetnemu dobrodincovi vo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
JOSEPH LEE

Joseph Lee, lineman Ohio Bell
Telephone Co. vo Findlay dostal
pred rokom Theodore n. Vail me-
dal stvrt1 cenu "a prvu pomoc.
Zachranil zivot jedneho chlapca,
ktory 81 strelil do~ruky ma poll
vacke. Krv sa mu valila, kym by
Dol doktor prisiel, boil by vykr'
vacal. Lee zastavil tok krve a tax
zachranil zivot. Tiez vzkriesil ma
tku chlapca, ktora zamdlela od
strachu. Bell Telephone Co. je
ME bez priciny hrda ma takych.
to zamestnancov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
FAME DOMY MA PREDAJ

Skoro celkom novy tehlami mr-
rovany dom, 9 izieb a ktpelna
sllci pre- dive rodiny, blfzko skoly.
<ostola a oceliarni. Mastal a kur-
mix ma majetku. Vel'ky lo,;, sOx
l4O stop. Cena $9,5O0.OO. Ma spla-
tky.
Ramovy dom, 6 izicb a kupeIila
ma fajnej juznej ulici pri kostole
a skole. Toto je dobre stavany
dom. Cena $4,000. Splatky.
kto sa zaujima o ktorykol 'veIs
dom, plste ma adresu: Agent, c. O.
Youngstown Slovak News. P. @.
Box AT, Youngstown, ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29

pred meme rodinky hore spome-
nuteho rodaka srdecne d'akujem.
Milodary prosim posielat' bud
to ma adresu: Andrej Melo Mi
chalko, Obec Chlebnice, Oravska
zupa, Cesko-Slovenska republika,
alebo ma adresu: Slovenska Liga,
P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. Hrnciar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
RoZDIEL.

A: Tie zeny ST ako deti, co vi
dia, to chcn mat.
Is: Ano, jedinym rozdielom je,
re zeny obytajne dostand vzdy
co chc1. .u~..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
!. ! s
KED CHCETE VLASTNIT DOM,
TU MATE PR1LEz1TosT!

WILLIAMSON Il Erie St., 8 izbo-
w dom, lot 5Oxl62 s 20-stopovou u
IiGkou "a domom, hodi sa pre- garadz
alebo gazovu stanicu. Cena $1,000.
PYATT ST, 6 izbovt dom, moderny,
lot 64x15O garadzom. Cena $4,650.
BRITAIN ST, 4 izby, pivnica, ku
chyha. Lot 50xl3O. Coma $3.50.
WILKINSON Price Road 5 izbo-
w dom pol akron zeme, utica dlaz-
dena, garadz, gaz, elektrika. Cena len
$3.50, $1,000 hotovych.
STEVENS ST. pri Ohio Works,
vel ,kyeh izieb, kGpelna fornes. Cena
, $4,l5O.
Lofty ma Belle Vista Maryland
dobre podmienky.
MORLEY AVE-, 5 izbovf dom, elek.
trika, fornes, gaz, utica dlazdena Wy.
platena. Cena $3,950.
FAIRVIEW AVE-, 6 izbovy dom,
gaz, voda, fornes, lot 40xl50, "a $3.50.
TRUESDALE AVE, pri Shelby, 6
vel 'kvch izieb, vsetko modern6. Studna
garadz, vel 'ka halla kupelna. Toto
je lacnota "a $3.50.
CALEDONIA AVE-, 6 izbovy dom,
modern[, triplovany garadz. Cena len
$3.50.
| -BELLEVfEW a Wiseman, Z izbovy
dom, k1pel' ina elektrika. Cena $3.50
OKLAHOMA pri Market ST., 6 izbo.
w dom, fornes, klpelIa, utica dlazde.
ma vyplatena. $3.50.
MABLE AVE. pri South Ave-, 5 IL.
bovI mi-bungalow, vsetky moderne
pohodlia. Cena $3.50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
MA PREDAJ

Predam sifkartovy a peniaze-
zasielaj1ci obchod so zastupitel'- :
stvom vsetkych hlavnejsich paro-
plavebnych spolocnostf, Niles,
Ohio. Prid'te alebo piste: E. Ell.
Kline, 125 West Federal ST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
FARMY MA PREDAL

5 10 akrove fanny pri poulic-
nej kare. Dobra poda, niekol 'ko
ovocnNch stromov. Nam vacsie
farmy. Prfd tie ich pozret'.
j. G.. MURRAY
stop ", Niles, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-29
KRASNE FARMY!

S5 AKROVA farma, obsiata, v North
jackson, statok a vsetky masiny, len
"a $4,000. Zriedkava prflezitost'.
A name al Wac dobrych drodnFch
fariem, taktiez domov ma predaj. O
d 'alsie vysvetlenie hlaste sa u