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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09

zemi "nicej'' ncbolo ami slobody,
ami uhlia, iba hrOmada kostl d
hrdzavt dr6tend prekazkv; ; ale l'u
dia iednako "a kazdn cenu chcei
sa zmocnit tejto niccj zemi. Pra.
covaly Ma tom stabv armad / di-
VIII, az konecne "a. aprila 1917
roku zavolal 81 poruGik Petra Du-
boi a vydal rozkaz. ably sa Peter
0 druhej hodinc po polnoci pre-
pl'aziI zakopom, zvanEm "Maca-
cou chodbou" do zakopov meme
ckych donieSol ztadial' zpravy,
kde Sil umiestcnt ncpriatel'Skt
pol'nt straze.
Peter Duboi NAL 2S rokov. .Jc
to Samozrejme malickost', ved'
len najmenSi lnc idc k nam od
d 'alekIch hviezd celt Stovkv ro-
kov. Peter, pocujilc rozkaz, po-
myslel, ze bola chrobac. ktora 10
zierala hrozna, a choroby, ktorr
nicily zdravie, a teraz je vojna, a
re treba pocitat' ME roxy, ale mo-
diny. DO druheJ po poInocl znN-
vail este 3 hodiny a Il minlIt. Pc
ter 81 priSil ma bIuZn gomblk, ma
pisal Joanne, ably nezabudla po-
sypat' sirou mIadt vyhonky vo
vinici pill dlho hlasno Giernu.
horkavu kavu. o druhej hodine
zacal svoj postup na podmanenie
nicej zeme. ISiel dino ZakOpom,
zvanym ''MacacOu chodbou po-
tkynajuc sa kosti a pichl'av
dr0ty. Zakop Sa SkonGil, ma pra-
vo na l'avo viedly celkom take
opustene zakopy, samotne pu-
ste, sta opustene domy. Rozmys-
rajuc, ktorI 20 zakopov 81 ma
vyberat', pravI ci ravI ooa
viedly k nepritelovi, to lest ku
Smrti - Peter Duboi sa rozho-
dnul, ze 81 odpocinie. Sadol 81 a
zapalil ma biednG vojenskl fajku.
V0kol panovalo hrobove ticho,
l'udia obytajne vel mi hlasno
striel ali vo dne, kdezto V noci sa
zabljali bez Eluku, ISL na rozkaz
st a hadi, ticho, ami krtkv, podko-
vavali zem. Peter 81 pot 'ahoval
fajky a pozeral ma hviezdnatt ne
be. A myslel ma to, re ak ie al
tam ma juhu teraz taxa tepla noe,
to je pre- hrozna dobre, pre-
Joannu. We'd ona tax rada tcple
noel Roztiahol sa na zemi,
opajal sa dymom, a celym svojim
zarastenym zvieracim telom sa
radoval, Re este zije, dEcha. fajci.
re moe este pohybovat' rnkou,
nohou.
Este sa mu fajka dobre ami ne
rozhorela, ked' sa mu nahle zja-
villa postala pred jeho oGami
ludska tvar. Ktosi priam tax sa
vliekol IA bruchu. Peter ma pred
sebou kohosi tvar, jaSnu. okru-
hlu, uplne nepodobnu tvaram
tych, ktori V ProvansalSku Obra-
bajn vinice alebo pasn dobytok.
vidi cudziu mu pril 'bu cudzie
gombiky.
Boil to Peter Debau, ale pre-
Petra Duboi Dol to jednoducho
nepriateP, ako vojna je jednodu-
cho vojnou, smrt' smrt'ou. Pc
ter Duboi nemal ami tusenia O
tom, re nemecky porucfk zavolal
81 vecera Petra Debau, re mu
vydal rozkaz, a ze Debau Peter
platal potom priam tax svoju vo-
jenskd bluzu, pisal list jeanne,
ably nezabudala ma kravy, ktore
i sa maju otelit', a pill hlasno akesi
pomyje. .Nevedel O tom Peter Du-
boi, keby al boil vedel, mic by
nebol chapal, lebo ma malickom
1seku bola V tom roku vojna. Pre-
Petra Duboi Dol Peter Debau iba
nepriatel 'om a potkajdc no tax
blizko Peter Dubou ako divy les,
ny cbvek napnul sa cely, hotovy
kazdej chyili vrhnnt' sa ma ko.
rist'. A oproti nemu Peter De-
| bau. yidlac neDriatpl' n hlizko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
policvkou "a hlinOu.

81 Hepflalcl mi na LlNot ia
smrt'. Ami ma mysel' i'm ncprislo
rozpravat' sa, dclily ich cudzie
zeme a jazyk. Lczali pokojne
vcdl' seba, fajka Petra Duboi
horcla d'alej, a Peter Debau, vc-
diac, ze 81 nem6ze zapalit' vlastnii
fajku. kcd'ze ten najmensl pohvb
rnky znamenal by BOZ a smrt
hltal siroko otvorenymi ilstami
ten hryZllci dym. Peter Duboi po-
chopil til neml prosbu a prisu-
nul svo. III hlavu troc hu k Petrovi
Dcbau. Peter Debau so zubami
vytiahol fajku 70 zubov Petra
DubOi. Oci vSak, akO do teraz,
ncschodiIy i'm $ ich roztiahnutych.
akoby mrtvych rllk. Ked' 81 po-
tiahol Peter Dcbau, oddal fajlu
Petrovi Duboi, a Peter Duboi ne
takajlc ma proSbu, dial in znovu
Petrovi Debau. Dvaja nepriatcIia
na zomi nicej, ktore. Sa bolo trc-
ba IN kazdjI ccnu zmornit'. opa-
korali tllto Svoj in tinnOSt' niekol :
korHZ. $ rozkoSou bafGiac Il vo-
jcnSkej fajky. Pot ahovali opair-
ne, pomaly, pomalicky. V tom
faika nahle zhaSla. ktOrysi MI
ciacich druhov sa zamyslel "a
budol predlzit jej hasnjlci zivot
pracou pl'uc. Ci to Peter Duboi
utOnul vo Spomienkach na Svoju
driecnu Joannu, alebo Gi Peter
Debau zaletel myslienkach llu
svojej tucnej manzelke, ticz Jo-
anne, nevedno, dOSt' Ma tom, ze
fajka zhaSIa Nedeli obidva-
je, ze hl'adanic zapaliek ME je
mozne, ze ten najmensi pohyb
rukou .ie bojom a smrt on. Ma
prick tomu sa ktorySi odhodlal.
Ci to bolo Peter Duboi, obranca
francllzkej republiky, hl'adajnci
kremeH 2 dlhou Snurou V zadnom
vrecku nohavic. ci Peter Debau,
ktory nal zapalky a bojoval "a
imperium nemeckt, nevedno.
Vrhli sa ma seba zacal sa
zversky boj. Fajka padla kamsi
do hliny. Bill sd dlho a mlcky.
Valali Sa po mokrej hline. Ked'-
ze ziaden nich nemal rozhodnej
prevahy, Zacali Sa navzaJOm
hrVZt V tvrdt, ZaraStpne lIca, V
zilnat6 Svaly size, polievajUc zltu
hlinu hOrllcou rudOu krvOu. Ma
D0kOn utlchl0 vSetko a Znovu le-
zali pokOjne vedla seba. lenze
M bez faiky, mrtvi na mrtvej.
niGej zemi. Prichodil den, a allo
kazdodennc, Fudia, co V noel "a,
b1iajl mltky. pl' aziac sd pO zCmi,
pred tvarou Slnca zacali svoje
krvavt remeslo hlasnc, Striel 'ajilc
4 pusiek i diel. Oba staby zazna.
menaly ~ V SoZname ncZvestnVch
dive rome. a tax podObne mtna
dvoch vojakov, a ked' poznova
zapadla noe, po Zemi, zvanej hi.
GOu, pl 'azili sa now l'udia, aby
dosiahli toho, GohO nedosiahli am
Peter Duboi ami Peter Debau.
V malej provansalskej dedinke
Stihla Joanna, posypajuc vinice
sfrou oplakavala smrt' muza, d
ked' no oplakala, pustila do cha
lupy druheho muza - Pavla, le
DO we'd niekto musel obrabat' vi
nice, musel niekto hladkat' je:
lica, dozrete sta strapce hrozar
lrodnom roku. A vel mi d'alekc
od nej, malej dedinocke pomor
skej plakala zena Petra Debau
jasnol1ca Joanna, opatrujncs
kravy, ktore sa mali oteiit'.
No, kedze prace bolo vel'a, &
ze jej telo, biele ako mlieko, ne
mohlo zit' bez laskania, V chalupt
zjavil sa muz, menom Pavel.
V mail r. 1917 nicia zem, "a
| pachajnca kalom a krvou, pre-
stala byt' nicou. Jedneho tepleht
slnccneho dna umrelo ma nej We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
z YOUNGSTOWN DO CAMP
BELL, O.
Gill odpoved' ma ozvenu p. M.
Sudzika.

skych Novinach, pozastavil som
sd a pravdu povediac, som Sa ma
l'akal. rekll, kieho certa som to
Ease $ tym svojim tlankom vyko-
nal, ked', ako tvrdltc, ze ked ste
ten clanok preGltali, zc YAM az
vlasy ia hlave dupkom staly. Nuz
pomyslel som 81, ze to muscle V
tom Glanku byt' nieco hrOzneho,
a Drpto som to ciSlo hneH vyhl'a-
dial pozorne 81 ten GIanOk preGl-
tai. A verte mi, mily priatel'u, ze
som " nom ami len sIovitko ne
nasiel, ktort by bolo tax hroznt.
ably ked no niekto preclta, mu
Sp6SobiIo StAvanic vlasov na hla-
We. A lie sa Yam ta nehoda staIa.
toho mi je veI'mi l'uto, nechcel
som nikomu svojim clankom takl
neprijemnost' sp6sobit
Go sa tyka tej pravdy, ktoru
spom1nate, ze alIn pravdu plsem
o pomeroch na tom nasom SIo-
venSku, podoktnnt muslin, re o
pomeroch som pisal TAX, a len tax,
ako Sa tie pomery >kutocne ma
III mic inSie. A to ami Wy pane
Sudzik ami nikto my ma zavratit'
podvratit' nem0ze. Nikdy som
nepisaI, re je Slovensko zemskym
rajom na tejto zemegull. Nlkdy
som netvrdil, re Slovaci byvaju-
ci Cesko-Slovenskej Republike
Dy mali vSetktho dost', co i'm len
dusa zaziada. a ze by i'm w len
vtacie mlieko chybalo. Hovorlm,
to som nikdy netvrdil. . pome-
roch som pisal tax, ako sa pomery
skutoGne maju. Plsal som o pO-
kroku, aky bol urobeny ma Slo-
vensku ia til kratku dobu, odke-
dy je narod slobodnI. A to uzna-
vajn al tt najvatsl nepriatelia
Cesko-Slovenskej Republiky. Ale
dost' tom.
Co sa tyka toho, ze sa Vam sta
la krivda, toho mi je vel mi Pu-
to. ia Vam verim, ze sa Nam ia
krivda stala, verlm re neboll ste
w ojedinely, re to potkalo al
mnohych inych. Ale by ste sa
vel mi mylili, keby ste sd mazda
vail, ze S tou krivdou snhlaslm.
Ale verte mi, zc "a to vsetko zlo,
ktore este ma tom naSOm mllOm
Slovensku jestvuje, ME je riadno
obvinovat' len tych zpoza Mora
Wy. Ale toho ma pricine sn al sa-
mi Slovaci. A re je tomu tax, to
potvrdil sam Andrej Hlinka vo
svoiom intervjuve, ktory dial Sci
redaktorovi Pragai Magyar Hir-
lapu, Ladislavovi Dzuranyimu.
Cutie. co hovoril Hlinka pred vys
menovanym Stfredaktorom:
Ulinka hovori, re V boji "a au-
tonomiu je sklamany. L'ud vraJ
pod autonomiou rozumie nleco
celkom ineho, jako co by ona Via
stne mala byt'. Co je autonomia
Go je krajinska sprava! - pyta
"a Hlinka hned' 81 IA to al od-
poveda: Sama podpora Je to-
Vsetko iluzornou namyslenost'ou
ie celia autonomia a lud nevldi
niiakeho vysledku. Kazdy chcel
by byt' bankarom milionarom
Kazdy chce dosiahnut' miesto
troma triedami mestianky chcn
uz postavenie, ale pracovat' ne
chce nikto. - O slovenskeJ mia
dezi hovori Hlinka toto: Sloven
ska mladez, ia nejde k shdom, le
bo kazdy by chcel byt' aspon III
panom.
Je toho este mnoho, ale mysllm
| re al to postaei. Nuz a ked taktt
hovori Hlinka, musi v tom byt
al hodne pravdy. Rozmysl'ajte
tom.
| Co sa tyka toho vyst'ahovanis
Slovakov do sireho sveta, ma Il
Yam teraz odpovedat' nebudem
Ma to sd dive priciny: prva je ia
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Robert o. Bruce, 50, 1882 Lexington,
interstitial nephritiS.
-'' Emma ma c. Pyle, So. 946 West Twenty
ninth chronic myccarditis.
Margaret Evelyn MaXey, 49, 1900 west
Twenty-hfth. acute dilatation of heart.
James Bernard 81, Central Indiana
hospital, general paralysis.
Emma Alexander, 81. 2443 Baltimore,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Thomas Dellahunt. %, city hospital,
chronic nephritis.
Susan L. Cochran, So. 1874 East Twenty
second chronic myocarditis.
Rosa Kossman, 70. 206 West Forty-third,
hypostatic pneumonia.
William Harvey Abney. Sc, 2543 North
Talbot hypostatic pneumonia.
Harold o. Case. ?. Methodist hospital,
septicaemia.
Lucy Ellen Aiken. 10. 459 West Thirty
second, chronic myocarditis.
Edward L. Hayes, 7, city hospital,
Lewis B. Skinner. So, s15 North New
Jersey, angina pectoris.
Penelope lie Monde Wolfe, Sc, 2l12 North
Delaware uremia.
Henry E Nelson. IS. COS North
California, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Alden Riordan SO, 2458 College, pull
Martha Coleman, At, St. vincents hos
Clarence B. Barckdall 40, sol North
Oakland, cerebral hemorrhage.
John w. Case, 81. 14l8 Bridge, lobar
pneumonia.
William Kruger. 90, city hospital, car
Henry Kneis. 40, Long hospital, acute
mvOcarditiS.
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MERCHANTS OF
CITY BANDED TO
FIGHT TOWN
Repeal of Parking Ban Law
Is Demanded of Safety
Board.

Demand that the safety board re-
consider the new traffic ordinance
for purpose Of recommending re-
peal of the early morning park
ing ban" was disclosed today in a
letter from the Merchants Associa-
ton.
The board will meet with the cit
liens traffic committee at 2 p. m.
today to discuss this request Of the
downtown merchants.
Protests against other provisions
of the ordinance, including the
tow-in section, were expected to be
voiced at the meeting, called by
Todd Stops, Hoosier Motor Club
secretary and citizens traffic COM
mittee chairman.
Seven Months Ago
A committee from the city coun-
Gil has been asked to attend the
public session and hear the mer-
chants present their reasons for re-
peal of the ordinance, enacted seven
months ago.
The letter stated the seven
months trial has shown that the
section on no parking from 7 to
9:15 in restricted areas has worked
a hardship upon the public and
upon retail stores opening at earlier
hours of the morning"
ut also is bringing about an UNI
favorable psychological state OF
mind both of citizens and visitors
to our city" the message from the
Merchants Association stated.
Speak for Directors
Both Arthur G. Brown, Merchants
Association president, and w. E..
Balch, association manager, signed
the letter, which they stated ex-
pressed the opinions of the associ-
atoms directors.
Charles r. Myers, safety board
president, declared: Il am not
speaking for the board, but police
report that the new traffic ordi-
nance has been a great aid in keep
ing streets cleared of traffic"
Myers, however, indicated the
board might stand against repeal
of the ordinance.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

CONNER. ALICE C.-Passed away in Win
netka. H., Sunday morning. Funeral
sSs4Tryices at THE FLANNER BU-
fT aiaSAN MOE M,05RsIUARY TUESDAY sy, P m
COOPER. DOROTHY ANN-Darling little
oaIgnter OF Luther and Louisa Mills
cooper Of l3s n. Olney departed this
uIed sunday. Nov g., age year: Funeral
Kirk FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station St,
2. m Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
kAPPEs. RENA-Widow Of Edward
vaughn Mrs John A. Baumsnn and
Mrs. John Thomas all OF this city and
Liawel M; and Otto II. Allen of Whites
age, 81 years. Funeral services viii be
1eio az the residence Of her sister Mrs
y6d5a a; Baumann: e42o E. Wash. St,
oclock. Burial Memorial Park cemetery
FRIENDS invited. Friends NAV call after
B D. E F. Tuesday. wALD FUNERAL
MILLER, EDWARD L.-Age Sc years he
loved husband Of Mrs. Helen Miller.
IaJher OF Harold, passed away Sundav
?. M at the St Vincents hospital. Fu-
ton call G. H. HERMANN. Dr. - Ar ="
NORRIS, MRS. ANNA-Sister of Mrs Ella
nleaI and OF the late Miss Maggie Cook.
MIs; Mary MCGOWAN and Aunt of Pearl
Neal a,5a., ana ana Mrs. Florence Savage. passed
zoo s. Oakland Time of funeral eive1,
later. For further information friends
may cal FINN BROS. FUNERAL HONE,
"a "a; $50. madison (IndJ papers please
SELM, FRANK-Age SO years passed awav
FRIDAY. Nov. 6. Funeral tuesday, Nov
~ p. m. FINN BROS. FUNERAL
home 1853 N. Meridian st. Burial Holv
Cross cemetery. --0's
WILLIS. CHARLES beloved husband
Oh Mae willis, passed away at the resi-
oence. $50 N. Delaware. Sunday Funersl
az AIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL
~ a. m Friends invited Burial New
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NOTICE OF c. P. A. EXAMINATION
Notice is hereby given that the State
Board Of Certified Accountants Of the
State Of Indiana viii hold an examination
in the House Of Representatives of the
Statehouse. Indianapolis Indiana. Thurs
day and Friday. November 18th and 18th.
1881 for applicants who desire to practice
as Certified Public Accountants
Said examination will be conducted
under the plan Of cooperation with the
American Institute Of Accountants OF New
York
The. hours assigned to the subjects are
as follows:
Nov. 18th.
9 A. NJ. to 1890 P. M.-Auditing.
1870 P. n. to $50 p. M.-Part l Ac-
counting. Theory and Practice
Nov 18th.
Law
1880 P NJ. to $50 p. M.-Part 2 Ac-
counting. Theory and Practice.
Applicants to be examined in one
subject should appear at the hours
assigned 20 that subject
LAWRENCE +. ORR President.
WALTER @. OWENS. Secretary
GREENBERRY G. LOWE Treasurer.
Members Of the Board.
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Births

William and Iva Bellmore. city hospital.
Robert and Grace Raasch, city hospital.
Luther and Clementine Nix city hos
George and Agnes Breithaupt, city hos
Herman and Hazel Moore. Coleman hos
Ralph and Florence Mcbride. Coleman
''G Randall and Thelma Kline, 1922 North
LEROY and Carrie Moore. 1872 Minerva.
Harold and Elizabeth Carl. lib South
James and Bernadine Killbrew, 1927 Cor
iie Joe and Lamella Anthony. 4S7 Minerva.
William and Helen Coleman. 2ol6 Column
Edward and Aline schaekel. Methodist
n0 Ie5ter and Martha Norris. Methodist
hU cSrii and Beatrice Quinn, Methodist
hospital. c.,
Thomas and Lena Dined, city hospital
Lee and Mary White, city hospital.
Arthur and 1nez Russell, city hospital
H iTltY and and Bessie sawyers' 1850 Nordkye
William and Juanita Sarber, ltzo 90
1umbia. ,..
Asberry and Anna Johnson, BOZ west
hi Addison and callie williams. 95l North
Wien Henry and wilhelmina Roehling, a51
% L fs151Ss and Violet GOmerdinger,
"J John and % Audrey smitha, Methodist
"V George and Helen Brown, Methodist
40 Alex RsS"' and Helen Cantrel, 273l North
Walter and Leona Simon, 1910 Ken
"G Csilos and Cora Hunter, 1877 North
Davidson,
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BUSINESS SERVICE
! Business Services

AUTOS RESTORED-To new car condition:
roadhaze removed. nickel Shined. tops
dressed, vacuum cleaned; special at SO
low estimate. 1908 Sheldon. Oh. 1898.
OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom-
ing in cane. hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind. Ha. 0583.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today 1t NAV
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily.
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E G AIS
56aLegal Notices

I WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted BY any other than myself
after this date. Nov. 2. 1881. Paul Colvin.
MODEL T Ford coupe 1927. motor No.
No. iz2521i2'' Wv viii be sold on Monday'
Nov. %. at 10 a. m. to cover storage
charges amounting TO $40.
fSigned) VIM PARROTT,
80 S. Rural St. Indianapolis. Ind.
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Want AID ReadeLook New Arrangement of Want Ad Offering
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services

Business Services
BROWNS magnetic paint, will keep wa
ter from running into cellars. Ii. 22g8.
BATH ROOM-CompIete. SEQ: plumbing q
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 1861.
UPHOLSTERING-Furn repaired in your
home; clean, paper hanging. Be. 28ll-W:
FURNACES cleaned s2.75. Flues cleaned.
repaired. quick service. Be. 22o1-R.
ELECTRIC movement installed in any
clock. GrIhben. Deliy. II. 5121. HU. 1898.
NOTICE-Drain your plumbing, save
dollars: best prices on all work. On. 3643.
GEN. REPAIRING-Real sewer man; leaky
roofs, cutters. furnace coils. Oh. 2283-J.
REMOVE BY STEAM
30 da. spec. $3.50 per rm. & up. Oh. 6393.
CLEAN FIREPROOF STORAGE-Where
your goods are safe. Private lockers.
Low rates, easy terms. Get our price
on moving; guaranteed service.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
Call Ri. 7750 419-23 E. Market st.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing
California shipment
Ri 1928 Ri. 1851. Nights. CHI 0699-W
MOVING-Anywhere exp. white movers;
ext. care. 81; 24-hr. service. On. 1873.
MOvING-Hauling. So; white. men: anv-
thing anywhere. ANYTIME. Oh. 2878
LOW-PRICED moving. Call for estimate.
CHAS. COOMBS. 81 S. La Sale. Oh. 1891.
MovING-SO days, time or will take fur
niture as PAYMENT. BEE INNS. Or. 46o2.
MOVING. S3--You help. 81 less quick
service: careful white men. Oh. 584o.
CARLIN TRUCKING CO.-Cash, credit or
furniture. He. 1929, Oh. 17o2-J.
MOVING RESPONSIBLE DIR. 2710
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ss Radios, Musical Instruments

SO RADIOS, MUSICAL Instruments
Silver-B Flat and A Trumpet. .$15
Melophone, new, in case ..$27.50
Conn Trumpet ..............$2 $40
Silver Tenor Saxophone, like new $50
E-Flat Bass, new .............$6 $50
Silver Alto Sax, like new -. $50
$3.50 Leedy Banjo .............$125
ClarinetS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Trombones, several real bargains.
Clarinet Reeds ................5 sc
Alto Reeds ..........2 for Csc
G Melody Reeds .......2 for Csc
"Lorenz's Convenient Terms
Lorenz Saxophone School
20 Pembroke Arcade. LII. 1900
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RENTALS
IS Housekeeping Rooms

OLNEY, N. 1922 rms; modern home;
everything furn.: on carline; adults.
ORIENTAL. N, 20-2-rm. furn. apt; steam
heat; priv. ent.; $3.50; close car line.
PARK. 1655-wen furnished apt. gas.
lights. phone included: good heat $3.50.
RURAL, N, 434lz-3 mod. furnished rooms,
bath; SO week; garage optional.
TALBOT. N. 1882 rms, furn.. OF I'M
furn.; good heat: all utilities; IS.
TALBOT. M beautiful front rms, hard
wood ifs. everything furn., S6 wk. Ia. 7ll0
WALNUT. E. u.s. rms, furnished;
clean; So. See housekeeper in basement.
WALNUT. e. 112-Lower front. mod. hse-
keeping. rms; private entrance. Ri. 1929.
WASHINGTON. ". ll55z8-Completely fur
WASH. z. .l220-Front bedrm. complete
kitchen: next bath: warm: private. $3.50.
WASH, g, 1902 modern housekeeping
rms; good heat, 2 private entrances.
sink: everything furnished. SIS.
WALCOTT. 81 N.-Nicely furnished mod
ern rms; rent reasonable.
WOODRUFF PLACE-892 Middle Dr.. and
Groom apts. Private entrance. Gu. 4249.
10TH. E., 314-2 housekeeping rms; mod. !;
furnished. $3.50 week. Ri. 1915.
NEAR Fountain Square; 2 hsekeepg rms;
also sleeping nm. 823 Woodlawn Ave.
NTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished,
or rms, wkly or monthly rates: util
CAL BREVORT HOTEL. Ill. & Ohio SIS
DRExEL ARMS-730 N. III: 2 3-rm. furn.
HouSekeep. aptS.. SO up. Ii. 282l.
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DEARBORN HOTEL

Home place for permanent guests. Low
est rates in city. 1903 E. Mich. Oh. 1850
NICE sleeping rm.. home privileges; near
Central car; no other roomerS. He. 3242
ROOM-Mod., priv. home; meals opt;
would arrange for hsekping. Oh. 1757-M.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

RAVENSWOOD-2 nice warm winter cot
tages nicely furnished SIS and SIS per
mo. Call MeCoS's Grocery. 73d & Sylvan.
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IL Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA, N, 528--s3. s4 2 for Sc one
4-room cottage furnished.
BEVILLE, II N.-3 FURN. RMS, INCL
PORCH; PR. ENT.; GAR. CHI. 6338-W
BEVILLE, N. s29-5 rms. and bath: men
or family private entrance. Oh. 1881.
BEvLLE. N; 1902 large rms, every
thing furnished: SIS. Oh. 1860-M.
BROADWAY, 1927 rm.; kitchenette;
turn; phone; private entrance. s5.50.
BROADWAY. 1882 rms. kitchenette.
good heat: 81. Child cared for.
CAPITOL, N. 2923-Unfurnished apt:
heat. water. gas furnished. Ha. l945.
CENTRAL, 1885, front connecting rms:
clean. warm; reasonable. Ha. 1891.
DORMAN. N. 54I-2 rms. modern, heat
furnished; Private entrance.
EUCLID. NJ 109-Furn living rm.. makes
bed steam heated close bath. Private en-
Fl. WAYNE, 646--Mod. rms. for hsekpg..
good heat $3.50 & IS week; walking dist
FOUNTAIN SQUARE-Lovely 2-rm. fur
nished apt: next bath: 81. DR.. 3540-R
ILLINOIS. N. 710Is APT. SO connecting
rms: breakfast nix. sink. range. phone. 81
ILL, NJ 2623-1-rm. kitchenette, all furn..
near bath also sleeping. Ia. 0270.
ILL., NJ. 2o2o-Lovely apt; piano, over
stuffed 4-poSter. sink. porch, private emit.
garage; 2 or persons; good car service.
ILLINOIS, n. 1852 rm.. kitchenette
ILLINOIS, N, 1726-OverstuTed suite
sink; priv. entr.: accom- ate. 10 1 girls.
MERIDIAN N. 22s9-3 rms. down; also 2
rm. apt: for or more: reas. Ia. 1903.
MERIDIAN S.. 1862 front rms; moo. !:
kitchen sink adults. Or. 54z2
MERIDIAN N. 1855 large front. well
furn.. baths. foA4 adults. Ia. 690l.
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"a Suburban and Farms
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
p Houses For Sale
MERCHANDISE

NEW JERSEY, 7S9-5-rm. mod, single;
good condition; $50 down. Ri. 7725.
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PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms. hot cold water. SIS wk /:
bath; 81. Steam heat. real winter
home; ladies' gentlemen. 2S2 S. III.
heat. home privileges.
gentlemen preferred. Ii. 1864 after 5
o'clock
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RE N TAILS

SALESPEOPLE-Xma novelties and cards,
big demand. Call 500 Peoples Bank Bldg.
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HELP WANTED

I3 Help Wanted-Male
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3 Furnished Apis. and Houses

WALLACE, 407-5-rm. nicely furn., strictly
modern house; reas.; water pd. II. 6420.
WASHINGTON, E., 3720-Lower; very
nicely furn. rms. all mod. 81 week
18th. w, 42-Nicely decorated kitchen
cite apartment: utilities furnished, $35.
Ca,i AT Nh THE GRANT