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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-18
All I 0 HITS
HIN, PE.
lJNHlIRT !.

lid give my life for my
dog Bob !" Charles J. Peter
sen, d bricklayer, living at 1916
Thirteenth St, often told his
landlady, Mrs. N. TAMcNally
This morning he kept his
word.
Seeing Bob" dash into the
street ii pursuit Of another
do directly ii the path Of an
ppraoching truck Petersen
rushed to the dogs rescue
and was killed Instantly
Endeared to Associates
Peterson was born in Sweden,
coming to this country when IS
years old. He was s. on his
last birthday. Mrs. McNally said
he had no bad habits and his
devotion to his dog endeared him
to every one who knew him.
A letter found. in his effects
from the Charleston Trust COM
pany, of West Virginia, acknowl-
edged the receipt of $500 and
marginal notes, indicated that he
had on deposit, $10,574 there.
Bob Doesn't Understand
Peterson is survived by two sis.
tiers in Boston. and a niece in Brock
ton. Mass.
He previously has lived in Bos.
ton and more recently in Charles.
town, w. Va. -
Police have notified the niece, A
letter from whom was found in his
effects and will await word from
her as to the disposition Of the
body and his possessions
But Bob" doesn't understand
As the personal property of his
master was being removed by the
police this morning he followed
them to the door,,
He seemed to realize that they
were his masters and this was an
irregularity. He whined when the
police had gone and sought consola-
ton Of Mrs Mentally.
The McNallys will keep Bob" II
the relatives will allow them.
He thought so much of Bob
that ! would hate to have him mis-
treated" Mrs. McNally explained
land / am sure the dog would be
more satisfied here than with a
stranger"
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banker. and forced him to open the
Plymouth United Bank branch where
the bandits obtained. $1,000 from a
vault. = ~.
After looting the vault the bandits
drove Pierce seven miles into the
country where he vas released
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STORM WARNINGS up

The United States Weather Bu-
reau today ordered storm warnings
displayed from Bay st. Louis to
Cedar Keys. Fla. A disturbance
over Mississippi and Northern Ala,
bana y moving eastward,
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Girl and Youth Kidnap
Banker and Get $1,000

PLYMOUTH. Mich. Feb. 1s.-A
Esilcw-wiSEed girl and a youth today.
tidnapod TrAnk PiaFeas Aldorly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

Medzinarodni Biblicki Studen-
ii v Youngstown oEnamujhi, ze
maju kazdu nedel' u veGer O pol
s, hodine t,lovensky vyklad Z
Pisma Sviteho. V tlto nedel u
vecer bude vysvetlene, ze co bude
S tymi l'ud mi, co neprisllchajti
do ziadnej cirkvi, ci budn spase-
nj alebo zatrateni ma veky? Ked
chcete mat co bude mimi,
prid'te do miestnosti pod {. 221
w. Federal ST. (naproti Nickel
vey obchodu.) Vstup zdarma a
ziadne kolekty. Vybor.
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AMIAIcKf LIF6NI
oSLAVovANf v NEnWCKU

Clarence D. Chamberlin a Char
les a. Levine, dvaja Anerikani,
ktori So W dayno chystali ma let /
2 New Yorku do PariEa, ale ich
" tom Lindbergh predbehol, pu-
still sa na svoju eestu minuleho
piatku rano. Nepovedali urcite,
ze kde idd, ale hadalo sa, ze to
bude Berlin alebo Rim. Letlni al
st 'astlive dorazili do Nemecka "
nedel N v noci 0 IL. hodine "
pondelok rano 5. hod. dl'a europ-
skeho casu), lenze ME do Berli-
ma, ale do mestecka Eisleben, ro-
diska Martina Luthera, ktore je
110 mil ma juhozapad cd Berli-
ma. Tu museli sletiet', lebo sa i'm
gazolin minul. Ked' 81 gazolinu
nabrali, vyleteli znovu, ale memo
hli trafit', lietali 12O mil okolo
Berlinu a ked i'm motor zacal zle
pracoyat', sleteli pri dedinke
Klmge do moeiarov, kde: sa inn
vrtula zlomila a museli tam 20
stat lietadlonl, len 10 mil cd
Berlina. Behom par dni poskode-
ne lietadlo bolo opravene "a letn-
nj potom zaleteli; do Berlina,, kde
boli slaynostne uvitani. Letlni
leteli na dtisek AZ hodin, "a ktory
cas- preleteli 1906 mil. Lindbergh
letel 33 pol hodiny a preletel
3,61O mil. Chamberlin a Levine
leteli tedy d'alej a dlhsie, preko-
najilc Lindberghov rekord. Leteli
ale pomalsie' a to preto, ze boil
dvaja, malo tedy lietadlo vacsiu
'archu: 80
Lettlni sa zqrzia Europe "a
par tyyzdilov al aiponavstevujd via
cere krajiny, kdc budu oslavova-
nj. Jedna skupna kapitalistov i'm
pontka 100000, ably preleteli
z Europy do Ameriky, ale ne.
vedno, ci nabidku prijmu.
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Takto d'aleko nezajdeme taxi
to mic nevybojujeme! s takou ar
madou ma detsky stolec!
Jakoze niektori ocakavaju, ze
sa nam dostane nejakeho zadost'-
.ucinenia, ked otvorenym naru-
elm prijimaju a temer ma, ple-
ciach nosia tych, ktori nam este
pred rokom nemohli prijst' na do
bre memo? +;
Mozno niektorf povedia, ze
vsak starom kraji je w Judo
va strana vo Wade a re nasled-
kom toho my -nemame byt proti
nej. " -.
Tym len tol'ko, ze strana l'u-
dova zodpovie 81 "a svoje skut-
ky narodu vlastnemu svedomiu
Vstup do vlady pre- mas este ne
znacf, ze by SINE naraz mali vo
lat: "HOSSANAH" tym, ktori
ma mas pl'uli nadavali, ktori e.
ste al dnes popierajn zitie nasho
naroda. 4
Strane L'udovej sa MONA do.
stale neJakej<. s.Satisfakcie' sc
strany mocnych = nam ale ME d
my rozhodne nemame pritiny pri-
jimat' medzi seba a volat na sla
WI tym, ktori este al dnes robis
vsetko mozne, ably Pittsburghska
Dohoda ostala zdrapom papieru {
ably sa slovensky narod Vial dt
mora vel 'ceskeho naroda.
Rodol 'ub
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"Rimani, mad 'aroni, rozbijaci
republiky!n

Takto sa nam nadavalo "a osem
rokov. Takto proti nam pracova-
10 SO strany nahoncich cesko-slo-
yenskej vlady.
A ked Ze sd videlo, re my name
"a sebou massy naroda a oni ma
10 l'udi, kricalo sa, ze oni ma Ii1
"pokrokove" a my zpiatocnicke
zivly.
Rocky sa obratily!
Ma nasich ,slavnostiach vidie-
vame naraz panov konzulov a e.
ste vyssich panov. Usmievaju sa
ma mas a recnia nam my i'm "a
tlieskame.
Ci sa potom divit', ze Cesi ho-
yoria, re SINE tax "hloupi'?
Bill mas, kopali mas, bil'agovali
mas najhorsimi nazvami a my ich
prijlm'ame "a dsmev. ami coby sa
mic nebolo stalo!
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TROCHA 20 vSETKEHo!

8T7T' s ss
Zacina sa nam hrat' nova n6ta
na starych strunaeh!
Zacina sa nam hovorit', ze ce-
choslovakizmus je pre- mas mic zle-
no ods1deniahodneho, ze znaci
on len spravne pojimanie takzva-
nej cesko-slovenskej idealnej wa
jomnosti doplnovania sa.
Hja, ked vtacka lapajn, pekne
mu spievaju!
Myslia 81 mocni: "Co sme ne
docielili po zlom, docielime po
dobrom We'd sii ii Slovaci "tak
prislovecne makki a ''hloupi"!
Cechoslovakizmus nemaci mic
zleho - nesiaha ma zivot sloven-
skeho naroda ANA porantalo!
Tax to vyzera, jake $ tym ci-
CANON, co prisiel domov napity.
Zena l'akajuc sa vyprasku, kto-
ry obycajne dostavala Cd mtlza,
ked' prisiel domov -podpereny -
zamkla dvere ne'chcela cigaffa
pustit'.
>Tento najprv klial, vyhrazal -
nD, nepomahalo. +
IA tax stal 81 popod okno slad-
kym hlasom zvolal:
i Lizus, pusc mne dnu! Mic ci
nerobfm, Fem ci skurku slupim a
ma dvere pribijem!"
Ami pre- mas cechoslovakimus
V jeho terajsej forme nezrobi mic,
len nam narodnd "skurku sl1pi
a polozi do prazsk eho musea.
Slovencina, dl'a slovnika praz-
skych panov je mongolcina; slo-
vensky narod len vetvou'' ces-
keho. SlOvakom ma Slovensku ne
lie vyhoveti. Ucebnice v skolach
polo-ceske, iradna rec armady
ceska atd'. atd'.
A predsa sd krici, ze on ME te
pre- Slovakov mic zlehoi
ked' sd najde niekto, kto to
knpi - my no l'utujeme!
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- ,t. sF;ss
DOM, Ma. PREDAJ

Ma Shirley Road. Dom je len
rok starry, ma 6 izieb a kttpelnu,
dive finisovane iNby na povale.
Vel ky lot. Zdokonalenia vyplate-
ne. Diva bloky od skoly, kara ide
p0pred dvere. Vezmem lot ako
ciastku splatky a maly obnos ho-
tovych.
Telefomljte 1871 a ukazem
YAM ten dom. +. +. McArdle, 257
L. Philadelphia Ave.
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Drobne ohldslxy

AvAON AUA AAy
a vidiecke
domy
Is akrov blizko Hubbard.
Ddbry 6 izbovy dom. Hodne O.
vociny. Dobre vonkajsie budo-
Wy. Toto je vyborny domov pre-
toho, kto chce byvat' blizko
mesta. Cena $1,000. $4,000 hoto-
vych.
4 saker, blizkos ku premavke..
Z izbovy ramovy dom, moderny
v kazdom ohl'ad Vbudovane
polahody. Skrydlova strecha. 2
karovy garadz. Ma dobrom mie-
ste ma South Side. Cena $500.
$2500 hotovych.
Pol akra, zapadne cd mesta.
Ovocie a kry. 7 nbovy dom a
budoyy. Cena pre- RICHLY od-
predaj $1,000.
II i pol akrov blnl1o North
jackson. 4 i1bovy dom, barn
budovy. Cena $31OO. Ma spla-
tky.
"a akrov blizko Ellsworth.
Preda sd aleIbo zameni ia NEST
sky majetok. Cena $4,000.
My tiez name mnohe inc far
my, vel Ike male, ktore yam z
radosti ukazeme. Ak mate do
bry mestsky majetok, ktory
by ste zamenili va farmu, prid :
te k nam, my name mnohe do
bre fanny, ktore mozeme "a
menit'.
r. 6. VASU
COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg.
Telefon 1886
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YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCl
PoDPoRUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton st., Jozef Javorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotny, det., 4O4 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad.
nix, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Muran
sky q Frantisek Hudik, dozofcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd sa kazdd prv6
nedel'u mesiaci skole ~. Cyrilla .
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
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SIBERIA Cd 81. MAJA DO 4.
JUNA 1927.
INA SlOvakoy v kanade Kubt

(Na Slovakov Kanade a Kube)
Clslo ia. IKSJ. v Gutenberg,
N. j. So. - Cislo 45. IKSJ. v New
Yorku sbierku $18. - Slovak, s.
S. Pittsburgh, Pa. 81. - Andrej
Rozum, Columbus, Ohio, sosbieral
a postal So Cislo 40. IKSJ. V
Sheppton, Pa. $5. - Spolu $34.00.
Prenaska predoslych5 vykazov
81 ,558.97. Dosavadna sbierka cini
81 ,592.97.
Dobrotivy Pan Bob zaplat'! 0
d 'alsie milodary prosime a vo-
pred srdecne "a he d 'akujeme.
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SLOVENSKE KROJE
VAMER. MAGAZINE

The National Geographic Ma
gazine prinasa v junovom clsle
krasne barevne obrazy narodnych
slovenskych krojov a vysiviek 70
vsetkych stran Slovenska. Kto by
81 chcel toto cislo zadovazit ,
mech posle SOC ma adresu: The
National Geographic Magazine,
Hubbard Memorial Hall, Wash
ington, D. G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

- Ci uz mate knizku "Ame-
rika Nasa Vlast 2" Ak ME, prid'-
te 81 ju zadovazit' do redakcie.
Je to najuplnejsia americka histo-
ria v s1ovencine SO 40 obrazmi a
s. zivotopis1ni s1avnych Amerika-
nov. -,..E i
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MA PREDAJ

Dom Newton Falls, blizko
fabriky. 5 Nbovy ramovy dom S
fornesom S jednym osobitnym
prazdnym lotom. Haste sa u Mike
Vajo, ia Adams ST., Campbell,
Ohio. (24)
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PozvANIE EVANJy A1IArlFE

Mad 'arska neodvisla reformo-
vana evanj cirkev povolava slo-
venskl eyanjelickl mladez ma pix
mix 25. jnna cd obedu ma Ohio
Works Play GFo4lds. Hr& Gso;
q ohli A.. & /,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
YoungstownGalia
yo Farrell, Pa.
Dramaticky Krdxolk Mar. Sokolov
vydohyl 81 pochvalu q tym aj do
/ br6 memo vsstlym sloval<om
! v Youngstown.

Vylet, ktory podnikli herci
herecky Sboru l46. 7. s. j. Sokol
do Farrell, sa znamenite vydaril
Krasny dramaticky knsok "Roz-
Imajrin ktory SINE tam zahrali,
nasiel 1plneho slhlasu u obecen-
stva, ba smelo mozem povedat',
ze sa i'm ten ktlsok najlepsie pa
cil 20 vsetkych kusov, ktore SINE
tam dosial hrali. A mali tom al
kust ok pravdy, lebo ziaden pre-
Idoslych nebol tax vyborne zahra-
Iny ako tento. VSetci herci here
eky svoje ilohy previedly zname-
mite az k Gldivu, zvlaste ,Janfk
La Anicka, ktora,a ksd ju Lazan-
| ka domu vyhnala a ked jej mai
drahsi poklad, rozmajrin, pysna
LaZanka prastila 0 javisko, ,rozbi-
| JUG kvetar ma sto kusov, tax, srd-
colomne l1tostive zaplakala, re
| al to najtvrdsie srdceN muscle
zmakn1t' a nebolo snad sucheho
| Okla V celej sieni. Lebo Anicka
neplakala nandtene, ale opravdo-
We, dolu jej rumenymi lickami
Ikotflaly sa Shy ako hrachy.,
| Ako hovorlm, hra bola zname-
| lnita. Vsetci herci a herecky hrali
svoje 1lohy $ takym pochopenim
| a tax nadsene, ako nikdy pred
tym: Nuz MET divu, e Farrellsa-
mia boil ako vo vyt1eni mad fch
krasnou hrou tliapkali hercom
| a hereckam oduSevnene.
4 Mimo "Romajrinu" zahratG
boly este diva humoristicke husky
Brat Vitkaj predniesol nam hui
moresku "Ciculka". Ale nebola
to len "Ciculka" ale opravdova
: Cicula. Brat Vitkaj, ked' sa OBJ
liekol do tych zenskych Stat, Wy
zeral ako spanielska krasavica {
nikto by nebol povedal, ze tycl
/, satoch je muJzska postava. Bra
' Vitkaj svoju tilohu previedol INA
!. menite.
Druhy humoristicky kusok pred
) niesol nam brat Palguta, a sic,
"Dedinskeho pastiera' A til Il
lohu vyborne zastal. Obecenstvt
sd obom vystupom do sytosti ma
! smialo a herci boli odmeneni bur
livym potleskom. z toho vsetkeht
} naJvacsiu radost' NAL brat And
: rel Cisar, riaditel' divadla, ze tt
vSetko tax dobre dopadlo NAL
z toho radost al herci hereck,
a ka2dy 81 prial, ably takychto Wy
. letov bolo Wac castejSie.
u Youngstown SINE sd pohl
asi okolo pol 3. hodine odpoludni;
do Farrell sme dosli nieco d,
4. Cestu SINE mali prijemnn, kaz
. dy boil veselej nalady. Len G.
} SINE sa pohli miesta, tie mladsi
sa hned' daily do spevu a stars
Ease, aby neboli zahanbeni, nasle
Il dovali mladsich a talk pri veselor
speve a muzike SINE sd st 'astliv
dostali ma urcene miesto. Pre-
: branou Narodneho domu caka
4 mas uz nasi bratia sestry farrell
/! ski Sokoli a Sokolky, ktori na
vrele privItali zaviedli do b,
z dovy, kde SINE 81 nase batohy pt
skladali a po milom privitani
obcerstveni, herci herecky ma
maln zktSku. Asi 6. hodine. be
la spolocna vecera, ktora ak
predoSle, bola tiez vyborna. Kai
dy ST svoj magazin" mohol pc
riadne napakovat'. A to inc an
nechcem spomenilt', to veru tie
nechyboyalo. Tba brindzove ha
husky nateraz vystaly, ale ma t,
miesto naSe mile kucharecky pri
pravily nam knedliky lekvaron
plnene, ktore kazdemu dobre chu
tnaly.
Divadlo sa zacalo presne % s
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

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FOR RENT-5-room apartment in
rear of 19 North Main st. Inquire
II North Main ST.. Pleasantville. w5S
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FOR SALE-Choice of new modern
bungalows, all in nice location.
Terms. John f. Blake. Sr., SIS East
West Jersey Ave. Pleasantville. II
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PUBLlc~NorIcE.

Public notice is hereby given that
on August 10. 1927, the City Engineer
of the City of Pleasantville, filed in
the office of the City Clerk of said
City, an apportionment OF the total
cost and expense of the completion of
curbs and sidewalks for the year 1924,
in said City of Pleasantville. among
the. several properties improved. in
proportion to the frontage. of their
respective lands. which report was fill
ed under oath as required by law and
that pursuant to law the Common
Council OF the City of Pieasanivile
has fixed Tuesday. September 6, 1927,
at the Council Chambers. City Hail.
Pleasantville, New Jersey. at the hour
OF o'clock in the evening, daylight
saving time, as the tine and Place
for a hearing upon the question OF the
confirmation Of said assessments and
all persons having any interest in the
lands improved or Interested in The
said assessments for said curbing and
paving improvements, for said Year
may appear at said .inle and place and
they viii be afforded a hearing.
Dated Aug. Is. 1927.
T. NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
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FOR RENT-Woodlan Avenue. brand
new bungalow, large lot. rooms.
bath, sunparlor, cellar and attic, all
conveniences. Rent S45 per month
Apply Stanley Mitchell. Room Plea
santville Trust Building. tt
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FOR Es-Absecon-F'ive room cot
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streets, near Atlantic City Estates.
reasonable. J.. E. Nichols, 10th and
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Notice to Charles Smith and all 9TH
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lie auction on Wednesday. August 81 !.
1927, at 10 A. M. daylight saving
timer. one WHY'S Knight touring, Mo-
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3l2 Chestnut St. Pleasantvillc, N j.,
to satisfy lien of the Risley Garage,
according to Pa H. sslal5, and supple
fients thereto, 1922 1924-25.
p59 PHILIP RISLEY.
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FOR9 SALE-6 walnut dining chairs,
Sl2. Apply Mrs. Travis, 704 Seneca
Ave. Phone 236-R. POI
FOR SALE-3-piece overstuffed tap
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victroia, floor lamp, rug, 10-piece DIN
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enamel bedroom suit. 5-piece mission
suit, sewing machine. kitchen furni-
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TAKE NOTICE.

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contracted other than by myself.
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IS, 500 buys this roomy 2-story frame
house containing 6 large rooms and
bath. with all conveniences. Situated
on brighton Avenue. near Shore Road
and scnool Owner forced to sell on
account of illness. $1,000 cash needed.
Balance held by Building & Loan in a
first mortgage. Apply STANLEY Mitch-
ell. Room 2, Pleasantville~Trust Build
ms. If
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800. 600 to loan on good first mortgage
es, on desirable properties. Apply
Stanley Mitchell, Room z, Pfeasanlvllie
Trust Building. II
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DRESsMAKER

DRESSAfAKING---By day or at home.
Mrs. Anna y. Bowen. N. =. corner
California = Ocean Avenues, Pleasant.
vile. Il
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FOR SALE Must sell s-e-s'n
bungalow, all convene 47szs,
grounds, 260x 125. No reasonable ;oilef
refused Immediate possession. 1872 ".
Mulberry Ave POS
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the Ac-
counts of the Subscriber as Admins
traitor of the Estate of Wesley S.
Samson, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported
for settlement to the Orphans Court
of Atlantic County on Wednesday, the
Thirty-first day of August, next, at
which time application will be made
for commissions.
Dated July 25, A. d., 1927
THOMAS /. DUNLAP,
Pleasantville, N. J.
Prs fee $3.50 sta
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FOR SAI.E- Frying and stcwing chick
ems, 35c Id. viii trade lot 40xll0
for auto Martins Poultry and Rab-
bit Farm, 789 New Road. p59
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MONEY TO LOAN
FOE SALE

$1,000 to loan on first mortgage. APP
ply Vickers, l22 South Main ST.,
PIeasantville. Il
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REINFORCEMENT AGENCY

Call Pleasantville 1O34W for best
white and colored help. References.
Quick Service Employment Agency.
3f4 w. Ashland Ave, cor Columbia.
.uE1
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED as attendant to
invalid or elderly lady. For inter-
view, address Box G, care Pleasant
Vile Press, p58
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FOR SALE-Desk and child's crib.
cheap Apply 10 Lenox Ave, Plea
santyille. p3o
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FOR RENT-Alf kinds dwellings ard
apartments, furnished and unfurn-
ished. $25 and upward per month to
$4,000 for the season. Apply Hanson's
Real Estate Office, 29 East West Jer-
sey Ave. If
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FOR RENT-Eurnished rooms and
bath. All private: also garage space
Apply % Lake Place. p49
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FOR RENT-Large hall. Mechanics
Hall, Main st. a Decatur Ave, Fri
Gay and Saturday nights. Apply
Charles Shewell or janitor. 80 If
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FOR SALE--On easy terms in choice
location, one acre of ground and
several small buildings suitable for
chicken farm. John f.. Blake, Sr., SIS
IT, West Jersey Ave-. Pleasantville..
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-August IA, a baby's gold
bracelet, between cemetery, Wash
ington Ave, and Bayview Ave Re-
turn to "A East BayvIew Avenue. Re
ward. pos
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MOST Convenient Apis in town.
rooms and bath. $500 month.
Lease. Call J. A. Flute, 1926 SO. Main
st.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnish apartment.
rooms and bath, ground floor, $50
per month; Protestants only. IL West
Merton Ave. p52
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SHOW CASES FOR SALI-Two
counter cases, 6 and feet. Reason
able. A. j. Roger. Apsecon. wSs
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Tell The Entire Mainland Your Wants Through IL
FOE REl,r

FOR RENT-Detached house, large
rooms and bath. gas, hot water heat,
fine shade, large lawn. Ocean Heights
Ave. $50 monthly. John NJ. Sooy. Phone
SomerS Point HIRE p57
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FOR SALE-PLIiASANT with
in two blocks of Ansley Park and
near Bay, two lots with nine room
house, including bedrooms and bath.
front porch, electric lights and fix
lures, gas, pump in kitchen. good coal
range, new cabinet gas stove, and bed
room suit. house ali screened imme-
ufate possession. Price $4,000. Jesse
l.. Risley, 506 S. Main Street, Pleas
aufyillp tt
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FOX EENT--3-r0Om apartment. All
convenences. No. n. Chester Ave.
Mrs. Way. p5S
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FOR SALE-Lot 30x140 TT. on Frank
lin Ave-, 100 feet above Mulberry
Ave. Price $3.50 on installments. Jesse
l.. Risley, SOC S. Main St., Pleasant
Vile tt
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FOR SALE.--,special - 1000 Or. Shell
Rim Glasses at $2.95 a pr, exami-
cation included. Invisible Bifocals.
$500: Elgin Watches, $685.; h-carat
Diamond, $4,000; Unbeatable Crys-
tails. Csc. Coatsworth, 1926 Atlantic
Ave-, Atlantic City.