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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
BOXING CONTEST


 other state educators, and in which they are finding no little interest, is that of the widely expressed hope that the next legislature may see it's way clear to grant a law which will permit some sort oi boxing contests in Alabama
 "As I see it." says MT. Willingham Tit is the one sport that will increase inter est in athletics throughout the south, Whether the boy or young man is an attendant at a school or not. he will have his interest in exercise and ath- letics enhanced, and there are few things more to be desired. As things stand, the schools and colleges have their baseball and football teams. but the main body of the students are mere onlookers. We reed a sport of wider scope.
 "As a man stated the case to me re- cently.p he continued. "he saw 8 couple of small boys in the east get into an argument They peeled off their coats and went to it with their fists. man fashion. Such boys, when they grow up to be men, still remember how to fight and their thoughts do not turn to daneerous weapons On fhe other hand. in our part of the world. where the little fellows seldom or never get chance to see scientific boxing matches, their first idea when they get angry is to use a weapon. Maybe this has omething to do with the rather extensive killing lists the south has to admit year after year
 For my part he says. q think it would be a wholesome thing to give the boys of the state a few years through a legislative act, in which to see what they can do with this sort of development. I believe it would result in general betterment of health for the state. mentally morally and certainly physicallv However like most questions of any consequence it has two sides and they should be threshed out thoroughly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
Ky LEON c. BRADLEY.

The ;an who will direct the campaign | for the reelection of Senator Underwood has not yet been selected.
 ! Despite repores alleged to be more or less authentic. flat first one man, then another has been chosen, it can be an- nounced authoritatively, that no decision has yet been reached in the matter
 It can be stated with reasonable Ger tainty that neither of the two men most prominently mentioned, Lloyd Hooper of Selma TOT Richard 'Hobbie of Montgom- cry will direct ;he campaign.
 While no final decision has been reached rega. .dfng the slate chairmanshp, and no official statement has been issued con corning the mater by Senator Underwood or any one authorized to speak for him, it is considered highly improbable that Mir Hooper or MT. Hobhie will head the Underwood forces in the coming primary.
 Both MT Hooper and MT. Hobbie are considered admirably fitted for the place. Both are warm supporters of Senate; Underwood and both are regarded Ly him with the utmost favor Either would be entirely satisfactory to the senator and his friends as state chairman. And it may be said that both MT. Hooper and Mir. Hobbe would be glad to accept the chairmanship were it possible for them to spare the time from their business affairs.
 MT. Hooper and Mir. Hobbie for the past several years have given prodigal!y of their time for the public veal. Each has neglected his personal affairs while engaged in war work Each is the head of large interests which demand his at tentiou, and each has the direction of large affairs in which others than him self are interested. In justice to them selves and their business associates it is stated that neither can accept.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
SITUATION TRYING

With the grammar schools the situa- ton is even more trying. The shortage of capable teachers has been keenly felt all of the present year. And there is only one way to not only hold our present staffs, but to get others, and that is to pay them more money" MT, Williams continued, and therefore the hope is statewide that the general educational commission may see its way clear to providing help for the state colleges from this recent generous donation
 While in Birmingham today, MT. Will lrgham will attend to some of the prepa- rations that are being made to make a saccess of "Old Home Week at the Florence State normal next June It IS customary at this school to hold such a.. gathering every five years. An added fea- ture this year will be the new S3o,ooo school building. It Is to be three stories high, with more than dozen class ana other rooms The building was provided for the seniors of the State Normal to put in their hour a day practice, under expert supervision. in teaching school The need for this building, MT. Willing ham says has been felt for many day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
NO CONFERENCE HELD


 There has been no conference of Under wood supporters from over the state re- garding the campaign, and none is con- templated until after, the senator selects his state chairman. Personal friends wno have discussed the matter with him since his arrival here for the holidays have felt that TO general meeting should be held until after he mad selected his chairman and had outlined with him certain phases of the campaign.
 At present several men are being consid- cred in connection with the state char manship, but none of them has yet been mentioned in the newspapers in connec- tion with the place. Those under consld- eratiof1 are considered extremly compe- tent for the place and it is believed that any of them would be source of strength during the campaign. It is contemplated now to make the selection and to an nounce the appointment to the public dur ing the present week. It is not impron- able that the announcement will be made within the next two or three days.
 Senator Underwood, accompanied by Fornsy Johnston, will be in Montgom- cry today, but despite rumors that conference of the Underwood forces Will be held there today, no such meeting is contemplated. The senator plans to call on several of his personal friends and VIII discuss the situation with them, but noth- ing in the nature of conference IS an- ticipaled He will retU<n to Birmingham tonight.
 Despite the announcement made some time ago that Forney Johnston would not be chairman of the Underwood campaign, there is still a strong movement on the part of many of the senator's friends to induee Mir. Johnston to accept the re- ns.fility It has been pointed out py Mr. Johnston aud many of his friends that tie heavy demands upon his tune made py his legal practice would prevent him from accepting, but recently there has been a renewal of the movement to = 4l.o ierfl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
TO PLAY LITTLE PART

Indications are that the outcome of the fight for the leadership of the dem ocratic minority will play but little part in the senatorial race in Ala bama, regardless of whether Senator Underwood wins or loses. This IS true despite the fact that some opponents of the senator in his race for re-elec- tion in Alabama are hopeful of his de- feat for the leadership. being of the opinion that 1t would result ill dim ming. to some extent. his prestige.
 Regardless of the outcome of the leadership contest, it can be stated au- thoritatively that Senatorf Underwood would have been chosen but for the republican newspapers. It can also be
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29
H. ]. WILL|NGHAM GIVES VIEWS ON
 PAY OF TEACHERS
Educator Speaks on DispO- sitiOn of Rockefeller Fund.
 Advocates Law Per hitting Boxing

Will the general educational
 commission recognize the finan-
 cial needs of state colleges, in
 regard to the recent donation of $50,000,000, from John D. Rockefeller, for use in raising the salaries of college profes- sors? Alabama educators are
 profoundly interested in this question.
 H. J. willingham, president of the State Normal college at Florence. says he be- lieyes the commission will certainly con sder this phase of the subject. Mir. Will ,ingham reached Birmingham Sunday neon. He came as a member of the com mittee of nine members of the board Of trustees of Howard college, who Will meet in the Molten hotel this evening to discuss the advisabilty of changing the location Of Howard college. It has been suggested that the institution should be more centrally located in regard to the confines os Birmingham.
 About the needs of state educational institutions in regard to financial help toward the increase of pay of college professors, Mir. Willingham expressed the hope that state institutions would be a. lowed to participate in this money
 FIANCIAL BACKING
 'The great educational institutions such as Princeton. Yale, Harvard and others have" Mir. Wil1ingham says, financial backing in their alumni that makes them. or shonld make them utterly independent of such gifts as that of MT. Rockefeller Already rich and generously endowed, they do not feel the pressing need that the smaller schools are laboring under The country is dotted with what might be called private colleges that are rich It is the. state institutions of learning tI,at are suffering most. True, they are state supported. but it not only may take, but does take, years for state ma chinery to be set in motion that will grant more money to the members of their faculties Meantime, the cost Of living has steadily advanced. while the salaries of the teachers have not.
 "The financial condition of many ot the faculty members of colleges in Ala bama is such that they are not only leaving the state, but many are hoping for a chance to leave looking for an offer from some more favorably financed institution Alabama has lost several hundred of much needed faculty members during the past few years, simply be- cause the colleges in the state could not meet offers made by institutions in other states
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-29

at time and until October, 1923.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-30
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
kNOFLiKY mo BEER, NO
WORK..

Chicago. - Knofliky napi-
sem "No beer, ma work." obsa
hujici skrytou hrozbu vseobec
nou stavkou, jestlize zakaZ ma
vVrobu prodej piva vina ne
hude zruSen do /. Cervence, OBJ
jevily Sc V Chicagu. Mono je
dostati hlavne V .hostincich,
a.de jsou bud davany "stamga
stum' 2darma, nebo prodava-
I.y. Jeden Z vyrabitelu knofli-
XII prohlasil vcera, re hrozba
"No work. vyvolala jiz znacny
poplach mezi tovarniky, i tako
"ymi, kteri isou proti prohibi-
ci. Ma Lopud techto tovarniku
Vyrabi Sc nyni knoflik, zrejme
s tim zamerem, aby byl zpuso
ben zmatek a rOztrZka V jed
lotnem postupu proti prohibi-
ci, Ma tomto novem knofliku
zobrazen jest stain" piva,
plikryty 4 casti cylindrem.
Mad tim Jest .hcslo, "Nepotre-
buic poElicky". Ma Sc tim INA
zorniti, re dGlnik ma byti zba
ven svcho piva bohatymi obca-
ny, majiteli hedvabnych klo-
houku. jcjichz sklcpy jsou ga
sobeny koraikou V oCekavani
obdObi sucha.
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W!'!,S:;sS,| S! IW!s':Ss
NASE ZTRATY.

V dneSnfm seznamu amer.
ztrat We Francii nachazi sc 27
irnen clevelandskycl vojinu a
mezi mimi nasledujici ceSti ra-
n6ni vojini: Jan Vondra, 1919
vych. 48 ul.; f. Veigel, 2167
zap. 104 ul. J. r. Tajek, 1850
'i'ustin Ave. a Ladimir Vanera.
1890 vych. 80 ul., nemz pu-
vodne referovamo, ze je ne
avestnym. Dale oznamuje Sc
tezke zraaeni pesaka J. Sou
kupa Z Bucyrus, o. a Matejc
kuzmicha z Mingo Junctio 1.
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STAR DIVADLO OHROZENO

D'les dopoledne o osme no.
dine vznikl pozar V National
modnich dilnach, I'll Euclid
Ave. a plameny znicily tez sou
sedni kram firmy Newark
Shoe Co., takzc celkova Skoda
Ea $4,000 Sc odhaduje. We
Skefi hasici z dolenniho m6sta
bNli ku pozaristi alarmovani a
ledlu Chvili byIa obava, re i
blizkG Star divad!o rovnez wy
hori. HasiCi vSak opanovali 81
tuaci V hodile Il tim divadlo
H&chFMnili. Trakcni doprava V
okoli Euclid Ave. byla poza-
rem hodinu zastavena.
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SJEZD AMER POPU.

V ruskem pravoslavnem ko-
stele sv. Tadease ma Starkwea-
ther Ave. kona sc pritomne w
rocni sized pravoslavnych du-
chovnich, popu z Ameriky, a
asi 200 Sc jich do konvence do
stavilo. Prednim cislem kon-
vencniho programu jest zvole-
nj vrchniho pastyre pro pravo-
sjavnou cirkev V Soustati a
zvlaSt Ia AljaSce, kde ruSti
pravoslavni mali asi 40 kostel-
niku. Ku sjezdu piijeli tez diva
pravoslavni biskupove re sta
I'll New York.
WSSl |! EWsS
NASE ZTRATY.
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MfSTNi ZPRAVY,.
PROTI STATNf POLICu.

V senatni sini v Columbus
konana ycera pryni verejna
schuze ohledn dne predlohy, od-
porucuiici zavedeni statni po-
licie V Ohio, tax zvanych stat
.nich jizdlich konsteblu. Puvod
Gem pfedlohy jest rep. senator
Davis Montgomery a tato ma
nejvice nepratel v radach or
ranisovaneho delnictva. Asi pa
dcsat .predaku unii z naseho
mesta Eylo vcera meZi profess
tujicimi a mezi .temi zastupci
uni ceskych. NaSe Federace
Prace spravne tvrdi, ze zatize-
III statni policie miiilo by pro-
ii orga lisovanemu delnictvu.
Statni konsteblove strezili
by zajmy kapitalistu a byli by
pouzivani zvlast proti stavka-
rum. Organisovana prace je tn
Iiz prot podobnemu zarizeni
q zaGa lidove zakonodarce, a.
by proti predloze hlasovali.
Pro predlohu mluvil nejaky
J. Haker z Cincinnati, jehoz
hlavinim duvodem bylo, ze stat
n; iizdni policie by byla zvlasf
dobra ku zabraNova,ni - lyn-
cnnl. ~Hakeruv hloupy duvod
oVl odmeaen xNsmechem temef
Vsech pritomnych.
Rolnik l.. Taber z Barnes
lille byf rovnez pro podobnou
lEstItuci q to z toho dIvodu, re
@tatni policie strezila by zvla-
Ste zapadle venkovske okre5y
a osam6!e fanny. - We vysle-
chu pro i'ploti bude dnes odpo
led &C pOkra( OVanO.
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We VOJENSkE kANTINE.

Pani Vincent Astorova, man
zelka jedineho syna proslule-
,ho americkeho millionaire, zahy
nuvsiho pr potopeni Titanicu,
.,ohna Jacoba Astoria, pusobila
pul druheho roku We Francii
joko kantinarka Il vypravuje
trochu re svych zkusenosti to-
V americkych taborech ko-
naly sc plesy a my kantinarky
byly jsme nuceny jich Sc SUI
Costniti, protoze zenskeho po-
hlavi bylo tax malo pOmeru
k muzskemu. TAX ma priklad
5avila isem sc ma nekolik po-
uobnych zabavach. kde ma IT,
sic hochu bylo padesat neb Sc
desat dGvcat. TancilO Sc ma
kcnkretcve podiaze, kazdy ia
neGnik Eavil Sc taneCnici jen
nekolik okamziku, dokud ne
znZn6la pisralka, jake zname-
nj, zc musi ii prepustiti jine-
lnu, jinak by sc nebylo na kaz~
aeho dostalo. HoSi straSne radi
tanCili a to sc spolecnici iakou
koliv, i tou nejstarsi q nejoskIi
-tjSi. Bylo to az k placi.
Bchem minulcho lGta a pod
z:inn mivali jsmc kantine city
ii az pet tisic navStGyniku, V
sobotu 4 V ncdGli scdm az osm
tisic. Budova byla o ctyrech
l'oschodich, ma jedne podlazc
hyla restaurace, ma druhe kan
tina, na tfeti mistnosti k odpo-
cinku a hrani biliaru d ma ctvr-
te obrazkove divadlo. Hochum
nejvice chutnalo americke j.
dlo = smazena vcjce. Mel
.sme .iednoho kuchare. ktery
po cely den stale smaziI vejce
VetSina hochu spokojila Sc .
dv6mi, ale nekteii snGdli iich
az sest. Kdyz vcjce ncbyla do
sti Gerstva, dGlaly SO Il nich o.
mclcty, neCcrstvost nebylo pax
tax Znati. A zmrzlina. Byli t;
81, kteri il zadali pred snida-
MN, ale ma to jsme nesmeli pIi
D,Stiti, protozc bychom pax
byvali hotovi davno pred vece-
rem, kdy nastala hlavni po-
ptavka. Jedcn kuchar ccly den
dclal pouzc zmrzlinu. Po zmr-
z'inG ma druhem mistG nalGzal
Sc citronovy paj a pax pi'isly
IA radu amcrickG koblihy
tdoughnuts).
Mnoho americkych vojinu
chtelo 81 witt domu francouz-
ske deti a nemohli pochopiti.
roc pilbuzni aneb francouz-
ska vlada sama byla proti to-
nu. Jest prirozeno, re zvlastc
hoSi mu1i zuStati We svc VAST.
NMN SI lINt O.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27

i We veku SO let. Hirt narodil
Sc sic Nemecku, jeho rodice
privezli jej vSak do Clevelan-
du kdy& cital tri roxy. Byl
znam zvlaste pionyrum zapad-
nj strany, ceskym prukopni-
KUN nevyjimaje. Jeho pohreb
5rde konan Ultra.
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VYkRADLI kRAM.

Dctcktiv Oliver vritil sc wee
Va Il Co3hocton odkudz privezl
pet vyrostku, obvin6nych kra
dezc V zclczarskcm obchod6
+. +. Pcarcc. S119 Broadway.
NyrOstci vlamaIi sc do Mama
celeho kramu l3. unora V noci
a odnesli Z lehO zbozi Gene
nekolika set dollaru. Budou
dncs k juvenilnimu soudu pri.
vcdcni.
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DNES MA TUCNY
CTVRTEK

ku pocte navrativsich sc vojinG
2 armady q namornikI porada
sc tanccni zsbava vcccr vc
h.avnim sale Probulovs. Ka.
Tdeho vcsclc uyiia Oioka, Ze-
r!an, namorni aviatik.
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N . vi N K A
V P r O Low E .

Dnes M tucny Gtyrtck jakoz
J da)si dny Sc ccpuje Pabstuv
Book 'kozlovec), jc &c slarc
jes.s var!1y.
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NARODNf HLAVNf RAD
6. S. p. S.
Ctenym Velkof6dGm a Radum
CSPS.
Cteni bratri a sestry!


Posledni Mar. Sized CSPS.
odbor "Ochranna opa-
trent pro rodiny clenu CSPS.'
ride Sc nahledy ustnimi poda
mimi cili tradicemi zakladate-
III CSPS., kteri hned cd pocat-
ku ucinili opatreni, ably bylo
postarano v pfipadu 1mrti
manzelky 0 pozusta
le. A posledni Mar. Sized uti-
iii opatreni, ably rodice byli
opravneni k umrtni podpora V
pfipadu umrti ditek, a proto
toto move zavedeni obdrzelo
jmeno "Ochranna opatfeni
pro rodiny clenu CSPS.." Vse-
chny ditky clenu, pocinaje sta
rim jednoho roku, kteri prave
dosahli veku tohoto, ale jsou
poG.tani re Sc stall ucastnymi
tsto ochrany We veku dvou let,
al do ukonceni Is. roku veku,
nohou byt ucastny techto W.
kod, ably rodice obdrzeli tako-
YOU umrtni podporu, jak start
ditete V dobe umrti urcl. Tedy
dite pojistenc v start dvou ro-
ku bylo by opravneno, kdyby
remfelo po sesti mesicich pc
pf.stoupeni $3.50, do roka
$500, po prvnim roce poJi-
stem $4,000; pc 2. roce poll
steni $4,000; po 2 roce poli-
steni $4,000, po 3. roce pojist :
nj $4S.00, po 4. roce pojisten.
$500 atd. a po IA roce poji-
st6ni $4,000. Tedy dite poji
stene V start 2 roku musi platit
po IA let, pakli ma byt oprav
memo V pripadu smrti k umrtnj
podpofe V obnosu $4,000.
Dite 3lete, tedy starSi nez
ova roxy a ne 3 roxy, kdyby
co Sesti mesicu zemrelo, tn by
pozustali obdrzeli $17.OO, dc
! Okla S34.00, po prvnim roce
$4,000. po 2 roce S4S,OO, po 3
roce $58 atd.
A poplatky jsou zcela nepa-
lrne - kazdy plati stejne -
25 centu meslcne, z toho ma
hrazeni vyloh pripadne radu
&c a Mar. Hlav. Radu &c. Jed
note pojisteni toto nepfinese
zadnehO zisku, nebot' Detskl
Ochrana ncni podnikem vydel
karskym urcdnictvo ocho-
tou venuje Sc praci, pri niz je
na prvnim miste pomysleno na
hudoucnost JednOty.
Muze byti pfedpokladano,
re velka cas-; t6chto malych
pojistencu - a bylo by 81 pi'a-
ii, ably to byli vsichni - stane
Sc pozdeii cleny CSPS. tim
byl by ziskan bezpecny pra-
ncn noveho clenstva, jehoz blu
de aneb jest jiz nyni zapotre-
ti. Musime hledat pristi cleny
GSPS. V dospivajici mladczi,
nebot' nyni nemozno rici, zds
bude obnoven priliv prist4ho-
valectva - ma coz jest maiC
nadeje. A to Jest hlavni du-
vod, proc Sc zavadi pojistova-
III detske V CSPS.
A Il toho duvodu mel by Sc
plan d6tskeho. poiiSt6ni zaliDil
veSkerym clenum. jimz zalezi
la rozkvetu q budoucnoSti Ie-
Gnoty CSPS. u jejich ditky, 30
nevada Sc jim poskytuie prile
5itost k dobrd, LEVINE pri tom
uplne bezpecnc umrtni podpo-
re. Novy odbor CSPS. budc We
den usporn6, sv6deomit6 bez
vydclsku pro Jednotu CSPS. a
q toho duvodu bude vyhodEy
pro kazdGho, kdo chce nit dit
Ky poiiStGne. Poslouzi tim j
CSPS. >. "E
Narodni lIlavni Rad CSPS.
zada vcSkcrc ct. Velkorady a
ct. Rady. ably V tomto sm@ru
zavedly ucinnou a pusobivou a
gitaci mezi cleny, ably dali po
;istit svd ditky u Tadu, k ne
muz otcc neb matka aneb opa-
trovnik nalczi ancb pred smrtl
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Zahaji svou cinnost. Jakmile
prihlasovaci listina bude vypl-
nena a jest ma kazde mfsto pro
S prihlasivsich Sc pojistencu,
;aslete il ma adresu tajemnika
Mar. Hlav. Radu: J. V. Lunak,
1899 Broadway, Cleveland, o.
Cim drive bude zde techto
500 prihlasek, tim drive vejde
tento odbor Y zivot.
Zadame, ably vsude bylo
pracovano s dsillm ma zavede-
nj Odboru Ochranna opatfeni
pro rodiny clenu CSPS.
Zaroven zadame, aby vsu-
lie Sc pracovalo S obnovenym
llsilim ma ziskani novych Gle
MI. V teto dobe zkuSebni -
kdy platime umrtni podpory
"a padle vojiny a "a cleny ze-
mrele ma influenza a jeji zhou
bnou sestru zanet pile - mu-
SINE dvojnasobit cinnost, aby-
chom mohli cestne dostat to-
mu, co jsme pri uvadeni clenu
'libili. Jen zbabelec vyhyba Sc
1ovinnosti te, ku ktere sc cest
4e zavazal pri uvedeni, re bu-
lie spolubratry aneb spoluse-
stry podporovat hmotne v pri-
padu nemoci a smrti. Takovy
zbabelec bud odstoupi anebo
necestne Sc da vylouciti pro ne
rlaceni, pri cemz okrada sve
spolubratry u Radu, 2 nehoz
)yl vyloucen.
VSimnete 81 vykazu umrti V
oosledni dobe vsimnGte 81 sta
4 Clend dobe iich umrti. Tu
'hledate, re zemrelo mnoho
5lenu v MAIDEN veku. Il toho
ty nell rodice cerpat nauceni
, pokyn, ably Sc pricinili o pii
'toupenl svych ditek k CSPS.
Mnohokrate vice jich podleh-
ne nakazlive nemoci, influen-
ze a nasledovniku iejimu, "a
oalu Pile, nezli jich zemrelo We
Iuzbach vlasti ma bojisti. u
Gihte 81, re Sc postarate, ably
'ase ditky Sc staly cleny CSPS.
nebot nyni Sc ukazala pravdi-
yost prlslovi: "Mlady muze a
'tary musiw A clenum> klade-
he Ma srdce velice dutklive, a
oy neodstupovali z radu CSPS.
aneb ably hdopet6teli, ably je
ady byly nuceny vyloucit pro
leplaceni. Dbcjte, abyste nell
poplatky zaplaceny V cas-! Sna
]no Sc plati popiatky ia jeAen
nesic neb Ia jedno ctvrtleti.
Nevime teto osudne dob6 vel
.le umrtnosti ma cbfipku dne a.
il hodiny, kdy nam Sc bude
ouciti tim nejdrazSim polka
dem zdravim a zivotem!
Proto ziskavejmc hodne no
iych clenu, ably Sc stall ucast-
iymi vyhud, jez CSPS. pozu-
'taiym poskytuje.
Tato opravdova a uprimne
minena vyzva Sc tyce vSech
tIenu CSPS. hlavne proto, po-
aevadz pomahajice Jednote
1SPS. pomahame sami sobe,
,'lastne drahym pozustalym,
nanzelkam a detem, ably ro
mrti nasi dostalo Sc Jim umrt-
II podpory, ktera mnohych
oiipadech byla zakladem b'a-
lobytu, jehoz Sc rodiny pozu-
,talych dopracovaly.
Bud'mcz kazdy organisato-
rem, organisujice We SVEN sou
scdstvi a kruhu znamych ty,
kdoz .lsou zpusobili, ze by Sc
mohli stat cleny CSPS., teto na
'odni teska organisace, ktera
Eyla zakladem matkou vSech
oapotomnich ceskych podpur-
Eych a narodnich jednot, KITE
ia byla puyodcem vzn6tu, 2
!'ch& vyprystely blahodarne
ootinN a skutky Ccchu V Anne
rice. .iako Jest / nyni Ccske Ma
rodni Sdruzeni, Weekly a jine
a Jednota CSPS. pro slavnou
ninulost zai'nou piitomnosl 81
toho zasluhuie, ably byla pod
I.OrOVana hOinVm rOZmnOZOva