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The Washington times., 1928-08-10

kIOuP VI lI4EnADs
The anniversary presented q eli
max to d saga OF American opportu.
nifty. The man who came to Cali
fornia three decades ago as q penni-
less youth seeking q job sat in his
luxurious home, surrounded by at
fluent friends, waiting to be notified
that he had won the greatest gift IN
the keeping Of great political party.
All Set for Big Crowd
The stage is set for the notifica.
ton ceremony IN Stanford Stadium;
Arrangements Have been made to
handle crowd up to 10000 people,
although the Hoover managers VIII
be satisfied with $4,000. The exer-
cises will begin at . o'clock Is p. m.
Washington time) with . band con-
cert, and at $40 $3.50 Washington
time) Senator George Moses of New
Hampshire will tell Hoover formally
how the Kansas City convention
named him the Republican nominee.
Hoover will accept the nomination
in a 7,100-word speech, in which he
will lay down the Republican issues
Of the coming campaign. He will be-
gin speaking shortly before o'clock
e. p. m. Washington timel, and his
speech will last 40 minutes.
After the notification, Hoover
will rest at his home here until
next Thursday night, when he will
begin his trek back to Washington.
He will stop off Friday in Los
Angeles, making brief speech
there on subject of interest to
Southern Californians." 1t was in.
timated that subject would be
Boulder Dam legislation, which
Hoover favors.
Will Visit Curtis
The nominee expects to visit his
running.mste, Senator Charles Cur
tbs. at Topeka, Kans.. Monday,
August 20.
After a day spent talking over
campaign matters with Curtis,
Hoover will go on to his birth.
place in West Branch, Iowa. pass.
ing through Kansas City en- route,
Following a day in West Branch.
with a farm speech in the evening.
Hoover will spend two DAYS in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, visiting with
farm leaders. From there, he will
go direct to Washington.
Hoover had q quiet birthday in
prospect. He invited Hubert Work
the new Republican National chair.
man, to spend the day with him
and he asked Senator George IT.
Moses to have luncheon with him.
A. crowd of his old friends from
Stanford University are expected to
drop in on him during the day.
This evening he will be the guest
of honor at a birthday party to be
given him by the newspapers cor.
respondents and photographers who
accompanied him from Washington.
The Washington times., 1928-08-10
HOOPER Celebrating
54th Birthday
BY WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON
H international News Service

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf, Aug lon the eve OF
notification the Republican nominee for President
Herbert today quietly observed his fyourh birth
day his home here surrounded by his family and small
ornnn Of friends.
Evening star., 1928-05-22

$l6950-Wonderful Buy-Chevy Chase, Md.
Located u a h
l0
10
de porcbes
$14,500-Mt Peasant-Centcr Hall Colonial.
Any ROOMS pEDRooMsl
porch Painted Laundry
S14250-Duch Colonial, Cleveland Park
n
$8750-Near Beautiful Grant Circle.
a u sale. colon
hall
a sse G.. G.. s::t % p @ 'Us pd 'S %
~.
BOSS PHELPS,
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
sALE-HOUSES.
SPLENDID NV. HOME.
LARGE R0OMS--2-CAR GARAGE.
ONLY 600--EASY TERMS.

Located in the upper 14th At. section
convenient TO TRANSPORTATION, schools. stores
and churches, this splendid 2O-ft, brick
homo with Mansard roof Ia an exceptional
buy Covered colonial front porch and
Reception hall large living room. dining
room with beamed ceiling modern kitchen
with built-in pantry. 3 large bedrooms
cellar. hot-water heating plant. automatic
hot.water heater. In splendid condition.
tricity and all modern conveniences: screens
throughout. Wide paved street and allev.
and nice rear yard with Gear garage.
owner has .put a price OF S1O.BOO on this
home which makes il n real bargain and
will arrange terms TO suit. Call Adams
472B for appointment to inspect
Evening star., 1928-05-22
CHEVY CHASE.
REDUCED $1,000,

will sell au English-type
stone and timbered completely
detached home in one OF the
most beautiful settings IN Chevy
Chase Tor less than cost 10
build, Contains living room,
den with extra lavatory, dining
room, breakfast alcove and
large kitchen on first floor, four
bedrooms and two baths on
second floor. large attic, porehes
and garage,
ADDRESS RON 4S-R,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
GEORGE r. LINKINS
WILLIAM II. I.iNkINS
ADAM 4. wEscHLEK soy. 1acU0assT'. :
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO. STORY ANp
sFvtNN RooNs RoofNHphkNSIp kNp RATHN AHNNo%S

CELLAR REsIpENcE. C0Sr.AIINS,IIES
As As So So n "STRs STREET SNSoRaTfa'wSEsf af'S
Ry virtue of a certain deed Of trust dGN
recnrled in Iibcr NSSa at folio SiO Of the
land records nt the District OF ColufueAy
aud at the request of the parties secured
theret,y, the undersigned trustees Will ssh
at public auction. 10 front OF the rrenltseS
nhy TDkSnmlHY 6F nay ipgsE rgE TwFSGSRiTFaHtRfTgg FESdGSRTatRTg
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
aud premises: Part ot lot nine IN elock ten.
'RlpomlnStae" subdivision OF parts OF traeta
OF land known az Youngsborough and Prps-
pect. as per plat recorded in LieFv z. futo
10, OF the reCOrsts of the once OF the sur
Veyor Of the District of Coluuibia, said part
Of lot being the west 10 feet ) inches ttont
IN Il street hy the same width 10 the tuQ
dsnth thereof Of said lot 90 feet 20 paehe
Terms OF sale: Property sold subject 10 9
hrst deed OF trust ot St.AOO. further par
tlculars OF which will he announced at the
time OF sale; purchase prsce above satd trust
TO ho paid "a follows; 81 900 cash aud the
balance PAYABLE Ia monthiy tnstallnents ~
NaO, including interest 10 he sccurcI ~ =
second deed OF trhst upon the property sold,
dencSlt ef 5000 will te REQUIRED as tue
t,as of sale All cONvey ancfng, recerNiinS
and notarlat fees az tue cost OF the pur-
chaser, Terms ot sale to he ceaiplie9 win
within thirty DAYS from the daN 0t sale.
otherwise dep0sjt viii he forfeited aud prop-
erty sold at risk and east Of deIaultiux pur-
chaser after five daSs' advertisements et such
gesale q seme newspaper paehshsd ]"
""'"'"N''"' 'FREngRtcK q, uNHAu.
OSCAR Il, No0ELs
navf dads eXSu Frusteea
Evening star., 1928-05-22
sALE--nousEs.
MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT.
Between 18th and i4th streets: modern
stories: not new, but IN good condition.
Garage and lot to alley, Unusual buy At
SO SO0---small cash payment and about 500
per month will take care OF all payments
eau WA NwS'R1TER TER A, BROWN. 1900 n.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SALE--HOUSES.

ATTRACTIVE NV.
semi-tletached home located about two
blocks from Rock Creek Park. On beauti-
ful treeIined street. Eight rooms and bath.
hardwood floors. garage. hot-water heat.
perfect condition, nice back yard. Nothing
else for sale In the neighborhood A real
opportunity, Call Main 1853, WALTER
A. BROWN
Evening star., 1928-05-22
Trustees Sale Of Four-St0ry
Fireproof Apartment, No.
1AA6 Girard ST. NV.

BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded In
Liber 50I7. folio 363 ct SEQ. of the land
records of the District OF Columbia, and at
request OF party secured thereby. undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by pm,eelie aug
tion, in front OF premises, oE TUESDAY,
MAY TWENTY-S ECONp. 1898. AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following-de.
scribed land and premises, situate in SAID
District, to via: Parts OF lots 9 and 10.
block Al. North Grounds Columbian Unit
versity. as per plat in Liber Governor Shep:
herd folio li9, OF the surveyors ONCE a
said District, hegiqntng az the north yeN
corner of said lot 10. thence east along
G.ragi street h5 feet Co a lO~foot Sley.
thence south lac feet 10 an Stoot alley,
thence west 65 feet to the west hns OF said
lot 10. thence north l4S feet so the hcgin-
ming. designated on the assessment books as
lots Sl3 and $50. square 1867.
Terms of sale: Above property viii ee
soh' subject to a pri0r deed of trust for
500 600 at 9 II per cent. due April /. 1880
balance cash A deposit of $4,000 REQUIRED
of purchaser at time OF sale, All convex.
ancing. recording and notartal fees at coat
of purchaser Terms of sale To he confphed
with within thirty days from sale, other
wise trustees reserve right 20 resell propcrN
at risk and cost of defaultIng purch Aser.
after five days advertisement of such resale
in s'me newspaper published In WasninE'
GEORGE r, LINEINS
WILLIAM II. LlNkINS
Evening star., 1928-05-22
Mass. Ave. Park,
Near Cathedral.
Wooded T.ot-7SxlM

remarkable setting for an in-town To-
cation II you are seeking honey
abode with lots Of ground. within twelve
minutes of the business section, you
should see this property Immediately. A
beautiful lot of generous dimensions with
large trees and improved by a well built
center -hall-plan house. There is "a large.
bright living room the full depth OF the
house. having a stone fireplace and open
porch to the south: there 10 large din
ing room pantry and kitchen. The sec
ond floor has q large bedroom. same size
as the living room. with open nreplace
and a sleeping porch to the south: there
are also two other large bedrooms and
modern bath. A large attic over the en-
tire horse Cellar contains maids room
and bath and several storage rooms.
floors and was built for the present
owner who Is an engineer. about ten
years ago. The community is one OF the
hest in Washington. being surrounded
with large estates and protected in every
possible way from undesirable encroach-
ments. The price of $4,000 Is excep-
EVENING PHONE SERVICE TO o.
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
l7O4 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
Evening star., 1928-05-22

JtKVNh FhkK~~8T |DV
gaHR aEtgN~eFx rDgnss all8 BATH on ~
fosg f9s Well ~. afeG aisa et3isHt o.
sase stDfse aYd g3eosss JABs home has
bot water heat sSka sYeFs Hg6SRfH aaHr
sssASnee iuo5Ualng . DHsit-gg sarge The
GSA@F - it3is h,sDsA has LseD tgafisfe1Ftf Hiae
fis ptJfe - hls tftine bes Baeep ffasieae
= 0JG II tEls k9ifs soHF heAos Fo3 spf'
tsFa te 1oek farthef f9s II ls gsiesd a,shti
E@fos ea#Ue TetWs fs3i HAta 1856
MALgEA a EEnNA Loo q.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
WONDERFUL NE. BARGAIN.
O LARGE ROOMS COVERED POkCHES.
ONLY 81 STTAo-~$U1.OO A MONTH";.


real home IN n splendid ne, section
convenient tn schools stores aud trans
nortation Reception hail. large rooms
and tiled bath colonial front porch aud :
covered screened rear pOrches. large Kitchen
with pantry. ample closet space, concrete
cellar with toilet aud laundry trays naved
street and alley. nice yard with room Tor
garage. In excellent condition. hot'water
heat electric tights. hardwood hnors and
trim. screens throughout: all modern cen,
yeniences Don't tail To see this splenad
buy, priced for quick sale at N5,T5u with
small cash payment and monthly payments
at S6S. Cat Atlantic iu39.W for details
and appointment To inspect. -
beautiful brick home with covered
Dental section close to 10th st, and enjoy,
ing all the advantages that this splendid
community affords, Reception hall, large
rooms . tiled baths lsrge kitchen with
pantry ample closet space, concrete cellar
with toilet and Laundry trays, ,arse built
in garage. In excellent condition, at
tractiVe decoration. hardwood floors through
out open fireplace IN living room, hot'water
heat electricity automatic storage hot
water heater This home represents a won-
deriul huy for the marty who acts quickly,
ii originally sold Tor &t4ano, but owner
anxious Co sel has reduced his price 20
$O,pa0 for quick safe. Don't DELAY see
this homo today Can North 1891 for ap'
potntment TO tnsnect,
Evening star., 1928-05-22

VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
Evening Phone Service to 9.
a.o,.,s.a q, aonly $12z50 (Formcry $14,o50).
east
a.. s.at, q ss a. ao rAs @ %
Ii
"a, 7o50-Bargan Priced.
TakumaP
Gn 5 @ ip; on % 4g 1c %ca. and Win" F % S.d
S8o50-Materially Less Than Formerly
BRAEDEEw
fsl@,y
$3.50 (Was $8,o50).
oak
market suburban this hy
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC
o
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED-BARGAINS.
ONLY $3.50 CASH.
$40 Monthly Covers Everything,
Beautiful Groom tapestry brick homes.
tiled bath. hallway. large porches. hot-water
range and many other features. BUS
PASSES HOUSES.
PRICE ONLY S545O.
SELLING FAST.
Built Like $4,000 Homes.
SAMPLE HOUSE 1D47 CAPITOL AVE. NE.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Drive out Fla. ave. to West Va. ave, turn
north to Mt. Olivet rd. then west to Capitol
ave- Or phone Main 2124 daytime for free
JOHN NJ KING. ola NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
s.ii''- T9fS sT' HgIGI5Ta

WEsT N IHtb ST.
g1esska9ee Df4ek a0fae. containing ro9tis
aEf z y&ths }gs8 co9lpietea IN at!gh.
iygfH,sge - higher Dftae bDnss. Jhls
CohhDg h9fth 10000 ApaFtf0fnt 44S
VIII SACRIFICE HoTfTY OF NJ 200 ~
11o9stB heois fOf $500. AVply %5%o gth
e.. A. ~
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SAIF-HnuSES.

C0I0RED - HIGH-C CLASS HONE NEAR
18th and Columbia rn.. 10 rooms. baths,
h0s heat. electricity. excellent eongl'
ton garage, BarEatn for quick sale. g. B.
LIkEAs North 1ATk.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY.

EYTTTSTTTTF dTTIs-BEAUTIFUL 5.RM
s.d r r,Cglern BUNGALOWS h.-w. h: paved
street: bus passes door: convenient 20 church
- schools etc Reduced 20 $3.50. on terms
20 suit purchaser. or viii rent 10 rellaois
tenant S35 monthly Other desirable and
4 room BUNGALOWS. reasonably priced n. j.
NAY owner Hyatts. 461. --
IFsTP 1TT-F NTW HOUSES N NEARBY
Ariinrfon County Virginia. Ideal locsiions.
KENNETH NJ LIVINGSTONE. 1917 St
NV Main zoo. Main 56l@-
Evening star., 1928-05-22
HERE IT IS.
DETACHED TAPESTRY EgICE
g&GAE<3W.

gB sG sEciBs ge csoeeen pgFth west fsf'-
SOB pgeFlogkns DBF UFettlest gsFks gFates
fs5 exEsrlos ass8gD al Hgbt tapestry briek
Fiass B9sBeBFS r6af With pfetty easement
v isacpME sgga9 attic DYeF entire 0gfses q
tes9nful fhseFfui rooms s4d egtFE seFy
sHfs rom hDt-WkteF heat elecT@e ltehtt
sne q fasl cpea fireplace. ihe KIND Ng@
Gres8} stsgUt large lot gsa4tlfatiy BAnDd
l4fltaa be84eg R@YaRe hegeF f@tgre Offered
foT sssls and BffeeG il1S % aIg 800. Fo5
yBkEes4&SH eaH GesSfE3a %&As
Evening star., 1928-05-22

COLORED.
CORNER-NORTHWEST.
Located in the Bloomingdale section, near
Howard University. facing . beautiful GOV
ernu1ept park: a-stoTy. hay-window brick
hpuse having large rooms with all moo.
ar-n eouipnlent: large cellar. plenty OF closet
space: beautifully finished interior. Priced
al 50 T5O Terma can he arranged. inspec"
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO,
Main $3.50. Real Estate Dept.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SUMMER COTTAGES.

NORTH BEACH-NEw COTTAGE. RENT
week or month. two screened porchss.
water: accommodations for z. 40 y. 7.
ave. NV. Pot. 371S-W. 23'
Evening star., 1928-05-22
OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
SUMMER HOMES.

$4,000: GROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
9O-ft. porch shrubbery. all modern imp.
bath eiec. lights. athletic field: place I,
raIse children. Apply 1870 n. ii. ave. 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-05
Apartments for Rent
Houses for Rent

ASHLAND, 6527 (rear)-5 room cottage;
redecorated; water paid; cleo. sl7.
BARTH, 2i27-5-room. semi modern double,
gar ST.. alley improved. S25. Or. 1921.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1223-4-rn. mod. double.
water paid; S22.50. Near Realsilk. Ia. 4787
BURGESS. 355-Irvington. strictly modern
double; 6 rms. garage, S45. Ir. 4ll9.
BURTON. 267O-1 So. Riverside car. rms,
water paid: SIG. Ia. 1874.
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG CoLORED MAN--Can drive car;
win go to lakes or travel vacation; willing
worker: reliable. II. s74a.
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BISHOP shot BY
AGED Minister
Pastor Kills Self After
Wounding Episcopal Head.

BIZ Unitcd Press
CHARLESTON, S. c., June s.
Bishop William A. Query OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church. South
who was shot and seriously wounded
during an argument with an aged,
retired minister Monday, regained
consciousness today. but his condi-
ton remained critical He is suf-
fering from a bullet wound in the
chest.
The body of the Rev. j. H. Wood
ward, Sc, who committed suicide in
Bishop Guerry's Office, probably will
be taken to Brunswick, Ga, today
for burial
Authorities questioned members
of the bishops household who said
woodward had appealed to Bishop
Query for financial aid.
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Automobiles for Sale
"FIGURE TT OUT"

FIGURE 1T OUT"
Behind each dependable car
we sell is a guarantee that is
backed by our powerful reputa-
ton and by a Purchasers Pro-
tective Insurance policy. In
case of sickness or death the
payments are made by the In
surance Company.
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE
Fully equipped, bumpers front and
s93455p . 0'sihSuieo' f0f QUICK Saie'
1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN
New tires, bumpers, motometer. snub-
bers and ditch light; $685..
CHEVROLET. 1927 TOURING
Natural wood wheels; equipped fully:
new tires. etc. You can't go wrong on
this at 1885.
LATE 1926 CHEVROLET COACH
Fully equipped and reconditioned. $34S.
CHEVROLET COACH, 1926
Fully equipped with all accessories:
10000 miles and dandy; $685.
1925 Chevrolet roadster ..........,. 22S
1879 chevrolet touring Z0U
4-door Elcar sedan ................. 445
1927 Chevrolet touring; fully equipped 5e5
1927 Chevrolet coach ............. 395
1926 CHEVROLET coupe ............... 345
1926 Ford roadster ...,.............. 1875
1924 Ford coupe ................... 145
1926 Chevrolet sedan ......s......... 375
1927 Chevrolet coupe ................ 4S5
1927 Ford coupe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 295
1927 Ford Tudor .................. 325
1926 Hupp 4-door Sedan ...,...... sos
Trades Taken-Easy Terms
MANY OTHERS
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Death Notices

LOVE, THOMAS. w.-Brother of Elijah
Love and uncle of Mrs. E. C. George
and Frank Love. died June 4, D. M.
2743 Bellefontaine St. 2:30 D. m.
Wednesday. June 6. Standard time.
Burial Crown Fill. Friends invited.
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Barter and SwGp

MUST sELL-s4OO EQUITY IN ALMOST
NEW G. CYLINDER SEDAN. TAKE
LIGHT CAR IN TRADE. TERMS ON
BALANCE. 1R 1861.
PLAYER PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car. or sell SIS down. $3.50 per
week. Ia. 1921.
MOTHS-Laryae: at last a real moth ex-
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1925.
PAINTING. roofing. timing furnace WORK
trade for good car. Be. 1856. "
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Business Places for Rent
Storage and Transfer

Established 1895
Packing furniture, pianos, china for
shipment; 8 large trucks for city and
overland hauling. Special rates on small
lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ, Ma
1858. Ri. 1928 and night Oh. 0699-W
Oh. 4579.
FURNITURE MOVED ON PAYMENTS
CALL RI 1852 FOR CONTRACT PRICE
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TRANSPORTATION
Lost and Found

SCOTCH COLLIE PUP-Lost near Penn.
Railroad and West st. white front feet,
black stripe on back; answers name
Shocks. Reward. Be- 4148-W.
SUIT BOX-Containing children's clothing
ETC., lost Brookvile Rd. between Indian
apolis and MorriStown. Reward. CHI 6768.
927 N. Tuxedo.
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Asks $4,000 AlimOny

BIZ TInIeS Np6CtuI -
SEYMOUR, Ind, June 5.-Mrs.
Harriet Knecht asks a divorce and
$4,000 alimony in suit against
John A. Knecht, automobile dealer.
she alleges cruelty. The wife seeks
custody Of daughter. Thelraa. II.
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MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY
ITO Union Title Bldg
Ii. 3458.
CENTRAL AVE. N, 20l9-4 large rooms
and bath strictly mod: private porch;
$50 Ii. 1857. He. 2797, eve.
ILLINOIS, N. 20l9-2 rms: rms. and
sun porch; modern. gas. lights, water and
heat furn. Ii. 2845. Ewes. Ri. 3017.
MERIDIAN, n, 1726-1723-2 arm. apis:
one furnished: garage Ia. 1892.
MERIDIAN. s.. l2l8-4 rooms and bath:
very reasonable. Or. 2939.
w. BOTH. 1908 rms. furn.. mod, ex-
penses pd. Reasonable. Ha. 1654-M.
MODERN arm. apt: lights and gas furn.
SIS. 43 Eastern Ave.
FOR COLORED- nat, sli; Booker.
1872 Ind. Ave. F. @. Shirley, 26ls S. Della.
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SOUTH EAST

Want to list more homes south and
east of East St. that can be sold on pay
ments. Call Mr.. Ross.
WA. iS99-R. INDIANA TRUST co.
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timing. furnace WORK.
d. Be. 1856.
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News for this column will appear each
Tuesday and Friday. Persons who have
items are requested to communicate with
]. F. Johnson, Hemlock 2256.
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Room for Rent With Board

CAP. N. 2S18-Attrac.,. large rm.; for
gntlman home privl.; cd. meals. Ia. 1892.
LOCKERBIE. 62s-NICE RIM: PRIVATE,
MODERN HOME. RI. 1703.
MERIDIAN. N.-Board. room; pleasant,
congenial surround: reasonable. Ia. 0955.
mod. home; good meals. Ha. 07l2-R.
PARK, l923-Pleasant rm. for l or Q: prib.
family: garage opt. He. 4539.
SUTHERLAND. 304I-Nice rm.; cd. meals
mod. home; garage optional. He. 1868.
WASH. BLVD, 2854-Attractive, east
front: reasonable. Meals.
CHILDREN-Rm. and BIRD; mothers care;
plenty playground and shade. He. 1909.
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Real Estate Wanted
WE WILL SELL

WE WILL SELL
YOUR PROPERTY OR FARM WITH
IN FIFTEEN DAYS. CALL FOR APP
POINTMENT.
VIM. c. KISSING,
801 New City Trust. Ri 1888
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-12-04
Popierajmy samych --- siebie!

Gdzle sic tylkO Obrocic s1yszymy takie has}a, (
Jak: SWoJ do sWego - poperajcie rodaka - popie-!
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Poaka, ME u obcego. Tymczasem sprawa ma sic
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}y przekonac ogo} polski, re kupujac Polaka, pol
pierajac polski handel czy przemys}, POPIERA SAM
SIEBIE!
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wick jest stworzeniem towarzyskiem, to znaczy, Eel
chce Eye zyje W gromadzie, ME pojedynke.
To w}asnie spowodowa1o, re praojcowie nas, jak
tyko przyszl do jakej takej cywilizacji, 1aczy sic
w szczepy, pleniona zrzeszenia coraz weksze AL
wytworyi jedno wielkie spo}eczenstwo polskie A
wszystko ola tego, re 1aczy4o ich pochodzene ezyk
potrzeba obrony pred wrogiem. Kto do polskiego
spo1eczenstwa chcia} nalezec, musia1 ola nego pra-
cowac, musa} jednem s}owem TAX postepowac, azeby
to spo1eczenstWo ma1o niego jakas korzysc
To, co by1o kedys, jest dzisaj Kto jest, kto
chce bye Polakiem, ME tylko imenia, czy urodze-
nia ten sWoj jem pOstepowaniem codziennem powi-
MEN to udowadniac Jezeli tego robc ME chce, czy
ME moze, ME powinien sic do polskosci przyznawac
TAX rozumujac, latwo przyjdziemy do przeko-
mania, re Polak przedeWszystkiem Polaka kupoWac
poWinien, jeze potrzebuj uslugi adwokata, ekarza
CIV dentysty najpierw og adnie sic Poakiem, je-
ze ma cos sprzedac czy tez ma zamiar cos nabyc,
poszuka agenta czy poSSrednika polskiego A zroobi
to dlatego, bo bedzie wiedzia1 re dajac poparce e
dnostkom polskim, wspomaga og6}, wspomaga spo-
}eczenstWo, ktore przecez jednosek sic sk}ada. Je
Ize - danny ma to - Polonja Cleveland bedzie
mia}a doktor6w, adWokatoW kupcow i przemys1oW-
COW dobrze prosperuacych to Gala kolonja polska
bedzie miala epsze imie, weksze znaczene. I'm zas
wiece bedzie dobrze prosperuacych, dobrze sic pro