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New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
NEW JERSEY
Extraordinary Home Barsain
500. ON EASY TERMS; LESS
THAN YOUR PRESENT RENT
AND 5000 ON FIRST MORT
GAGE BUYS IT.
PEAnX tn ln,r "a,

AN Ii-room, aIl-year home Of
rare beauty. comfort ana con.
venience, with 3 tiled baths
superb elevation and unmr'
passed land and water views.
huge living room, entrance hail
kitchen and buffers pantry. din.
ing room and first floor: fomr
immense sleeping rooms on
suite. with two tiled baths and
sleeping balcony on I'd aoor.
four large rooms, bath, on I'd
moor; hardwood. white ename,
trim. mahogany doors, electric
light. steam heat, parquet fioors
wide verandas: a big open fire.
place esnec;olly h,,iIs nv
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Easily Worth $4,000

WIZ sell now for $4,000 Frame dwelling twelve rooms
path steam gas electricity. Barn other outbuild,
1ngs Large shade lot 4OOx345 Good lo-
caEty EAtensfve
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
NEW YORK STATE
3 WIDOWS FARMS

Husband died in March. Must sell at once.
.ch, ,sa acres on state road. miles 90 high
places; have kept lot of stock; large
barns 10 acres woodland; lot of fruit S
room tenement house owned 10 years. u
acres IN rye; price $1,000: 1856 acres fruit
ana gram farm raise bumper crops; 900
,nuit trees bearing. 500 coming in bearing
for over $4,000 25 acres wood and timber r
land; $500; $4,000 can remain on mort
Eage; 2bO acre farm. IL room mouse. large
oa rms; been in family 1870 years: have kept
lots of sheep and cattle: also tenement
house; price $1,000. Must be seen to he
appreciated; clear title guaranteed 2o2
acre stock and grain farm on state road,
price $500. l.. NJ. HALLEN BECK Green
uale ,on- he Hudson. n. y
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Up to Date House

Erected minutes from station, fine
location reasonable restrictions; lot
bedrooms, sleeping electricity,
and other improvements Price $1,000;
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Beautiful Colonial Home

"'Nes' RESIDENTIAL section n Madison ,,..,...,
'io" tn's property be had for ,,,uo. "
sericty colonial brick veneer. main eo ~ "''9 story
'''e 'o'' 1eX3o fcet; off of vin,, roa,,.
,,, WV" co'onai stairway, tiled lavatorv and co.,
,.s "'' WIN open fireplace: room ,r,
~ "''"e" pantry; extension 10 back ~
~ IVY" ""S i'ohl Kitchen Sleeping porch Isrro w., ~
~ VIC" "dthTcoms One bath has showers
vi Two bedrooms Linen closet Solid ,,a. ''e po'c"
'e"ou' 'ne mouse. Cellar. laundry 49,,
h,, s ~ o"' vegetable and fruit chambers sna
""''er for not water every i,nnroyo.. "pe"cer
-''A"-S Price, $4,000. Terms arranged ''' pot
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Brooklake Annex

nigh class subdivision the process of deveopmen hi9
sne lamps water. telephone shbberv
- numD OF attractive homes be erected Immediately and for sale at
no moderate and reasonable The plots will average about 100 feet
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Exceptional Bargain

~ 3 IN me section to station town
n'u ocnDol' iV-room modern dwelling yaraso
''A1oo trees ana fruit Immediate Possession I,r;c f"o
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
CITY REAL ESTATE
HES9 Business PROPERTY |
FACTORIES FOR RENT

BRICK BUILDING: 1900 square feet; I'M.
mediate possession: good labor cent?
$3.50 monthly. John ]. Berry 4 sroe'
Broad and Clinton sts, Newark, n, -
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Act Quick

WI purchase dwelling. with garage on lot 5o,eoo
gnu iHlpte near trolleys and minute,
''io acquired at foreclosure. bargain for some ono
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22

front by ZOO rect deep; affording
ample space for. flowers. vegetables and
country life; yet, at the same time,
within walking distance of the Lacka
wanna Railroad Station. This property
is situated opposite the" Louise Cole
Park. and exactly one mile from sta
ton. The prices of the lots will range
from S 10 to S ! 5 per front foot. Terms,
one-fourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years, FIVE per cent interest;
or S 100 cash and SIS per month, with
the same rate of interest.
An opportunity presents itself here for
you to secure a home, or a lot invest
ment. 1t is we'll worth your while to
make your selection early. with a
guarantee of Improvements which will
assure you profit. if desired when the
development is complete.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22

If You Want hst ROBERT H. S
OWN
cost m your dcn Ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22

Send All Communication. in Regard to Ticket. or Ex
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
CITIES SERVICE DEBENTuREs.

3 a syndicate, headed by Henry L. Doheriy
Il Company and Montgomery & Com
pany, is offering al 100 and interest,
sl0,0O0,OO0 principal amount Cities
Service Company Series G. 79o Converti-
bic Gold Debentures These Deben-
tureS arc convertible ON and after January
|, 1921, into nine shares Cities Service
Company Preferred stock and one share
Cities Service Company Common stock,
together with the accumulated cash
and stock dividends on ono share Cities
Service Company Comon stock from
January !, 1919, to date of conversion.
Not income Of Cities Service Corn
pany for the twelve months ending
November 30, 1918, was SCI $780, 1886, or
more than fourteen times the require
mcnts for payment of interest on all
Debentures outstanding, including this
present issue. At present prices Of the
Cities Service Company Common and
Preferred stocks, the conversion value
of the Series G Debentures would be in
excess OF 10l, and the operation Of the
dividend accumulation feature should
steadily add To the conversion value OF
the Debentures. The Debentures are
followed by Common and Preferred
stocks having market value Mt present
quotations IN excess Of si35,000 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
L : Income Tax Revenue.

The internal revenue office hcrc cx-
pcct> to receive from Washington, vcr5
shortly. the ruling Of the commissioner
that 1917 forms are not 10 be used for
1918 reports BY employers OF incomes
paid hv them III salarlt, By conforming
with this ruling employers viii save
much confusion and Inconvenience and
difficulties Under the act ii October
3, 1917, all employers arc required u
report any income ii $50 or more paid
by them each year, whether a9 salaries,
wages, rent, interest. etc. Or other fixed
or dctermlpabIc gaiHs, profits or income,
not including dividends on stock The
ruling Is that 1917 forms canpot be used
III making returns OF tins information
for the year 1918, and that returns for
1915 are to hc made upon revised forms,
which will bc IN the hands Of collectors
ot internal revenue II the earliest possible
date The forms, 1896 and 1899, upon
which these reports have heretofore
been made, ale not now available or
distributed by collectors, except for the
purpose Of making delinquent returns
for the year 1917.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
NEW CHARTERS.

sp,,ial Correspondence or Every Evening
bower IAN Charters were fled
her, today rs follows
international Royalties Co, Whining
ton, pcl oil and ea~ lands "aPltal,
st.50OO0o
I'll Dorado Rcimnr O. Wilmington.
pcl =. .1loon
Nrl1ona attic and ~heep 60 ChlcaCo.
Ill S5.0no0On
Ecgleston \,r-ccll NrpIanc Co N"~l-
lncton. H. Sl,oO0,uMO
Export shipping Corporation. VII
mInctou Hcl 500 oOO
Campbell system. incorporated Wi
mncton, Del cakes and bread 10000
PlttshurC CcrporaIon Nllmlngto
Del. mining. 100000
IIcndon Co, Philadelphia, Pa con-
tractors and builders Sln.O00
southern Lime ara Stone &C.. iohn--
town, IA. 500, ,0Oo
Burton Holmes TravelagIc Bureau.
Inc. Wilmington. Del. 100000
McMaull Tire Co. Phlladclrhia Pa ].
SlNNm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
Niarshallton Relief BODY 10 Meet

The Home soldiers Relief II Marshall
ton viii meet TINS afternoon at the home
al Mrs L. b. Guest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
Rntcrinns NJ 81. Andrew s.

The Rotary Club will be the guests
Of the Men 5 Club of : Andrews Church
There will bc no formal pro-
cram bur RotarianS are anticipating
very pleasant evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 7.-Buttor,
higher western creamery. extra, 20.
nearby prints, fancy. 1fa76.
Cheese. firm, New York and Wisconsin
full milk, 36 2a3S
Eggs. higher; nearby 6rsts. 2040 pc,
case: do. current receipts. 1850. western
extra. trsts. 20 TO, 10 first, $50; fancy
selected packed, 13a ~.
Corn. frm, yellow as to grade and To-
cation. 65a1.75
Oats. higher No white, s2aS2l2;
Ne 3, S.oN0' ..
Live poultry. dull: fowls, 3ia37; spring
chickens @n31. ROSTERS. 21a22; turkeys,
3>ai0. ducks. Pchln, 55a3S; do, Indian
Runners. 33a34; geese, 32a36.
Dressed noultrv, ilrm; nearby spring
turkeys choice to fancy, 45ai6, western
choice to fancy, i2ai5; fair 10 good, 39a
Il; common. 3Oa35, old. do, 3Sa4l fowls.
fresh Killed choice to fancy 33a36.
smaller slzCs, 21a3l Toostcrs - western
roasting chickens. 3Ia37; do. hro'llnc.
f2atl. western ducks, 3Sai0. geese, 3Oa32
Potatoes. steady. Eastern Shore, O0a
5 50 pcr hbl Norfolk, 3,21 pcr biol; jcT-
scv \o I per basket S0af0; No. >, *0a
10. Pcnna No | per hundred lbs. 25oa
, =. western. pcr hundred lbs 2.0Oa
~ New York PEI hundred lt's. lOa
-
Flour. unsettled; winter. straight, 1925
al0 20. Kansas. 10 50al075, do, short
patrut. l015all 90 spring, straight.
I0.15al0 90 do, patent, l050al0 -: do
flr>t clear, a4Oai0l5.
ila1. lover timothy No ! large and
small ladies'. 81 o0a3200. No ,, % o0a
5000: ~ I. 2aO0a2600. clover mixed,
hight. ~ 004500o. No |. = 00a2S 90;
\o ,. - OOa2oOn
Tal.ow. quiet prime city, in tierccs,
Isl 10 special, loose. Is >, prime coun-
try. II. dark, u alp: edible, IN tlcrces,
lol "a IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
II. =. CONTROL OF ROADS
OPPOSED BY THE |. :. G.

nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Jan 7.-Opposition TO
government ownership or operation OF
railroads at this time was expressed
today BY the Interstate Commerce
Commission. IN statement presented
20 the Senate interstate committee At
ITS hearing on railway legislation, by
commissioner Edgar T. Clark
Considering and weighing As best
we can all OF the arguments for an
against the different plans, SAID the
statement, we are led 10 tho convlc-
ton thst with the adoption Of appropri-
ate provisions and safeguards for reCula-
ton under private ownership, il would
not be Wise or best 81 this time 70 assume
government ownership or operation 81
the railways OF the country
The commission declared, however,
that "a reasonable period of readlustment
or preparation" should be allowed he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

fore REIMBURSEMENT of Federal control.
1T seems obvious" said the state
mcnt, that no plan of private ownership
should be considered unless il is under
a broadcned extended and amplihed
government regulation"
Commissioner " oollcy dissented from
the accommodation against continuation
If government control and advocated
adoption of Director General MeAdoo's s
suggestion for extension of federal manage
ment.
Tho commission presented II detailed
program of proposed legislation IN case
railroads are returned To private manage
ment, providing for strict regulation by
the government of rates, services, finances.
security ISSUES and pooling of facility
and Qualification Of doubtful relation
shln hctwccn federal and state authority.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
RAILWAY TERMINALS
INADEQUATE. Gray SAYS
Director Of Operations Says Lines
Can Garry AL the Freight
Offered.
nv Associated Press 10 Every EVENING

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Jan. 7.-lnadcquatc ter
minals constitute the principal limitation
OF railroads, traffic capacities, SAID arl
n. GRAY. Director ol the railroad admins
trations division of operation, IN his re-
port for 1918, made public to-day hN
director Genera, NcAdoo / hiS is one oi
the great lessons oi the wear operations OF
railroads rs unit he declared
Given average weather conditions,
he said "and with the exception OF the
pittsburg gateway, there Is no question
OF the ability OF railroads 20 transport 20
destination all Of the freight offering,
either domestic or for overseas, provided
there arr facilities for prompt disposition
and unloading sc destination
The controlling factor through' ON
cvprrtpurc has not hccn III the road
transportation. ! NJ ~ the ultimate ccs-
tinatlon, anI amy ~,rlouS couulti'is 81
congestion q taulre on any ~ the trunk
lines enrout, h..~ cen tho rci'cN ol con
,litlou. ii The terminals themselves
TakmCupthc Pitt>hurG situation. Mr.
GRAY recommended building of = new
ca>t and west trunk line avoiding the
.u~l urg industrial district
II ii, extraordinary development oi IN
dustrn, actIvItly- arpuud PittSturg.
he S:,id and the enormous tonnage which
Is handled locally makc~ IL very difficult
10 usc this gateway for trunk lne traffic,
aud tins l> especially true when the
through and local business increases conn
ridenta'lN a9 i u~u9llV the ease
Referring IL the limited embargo. or
permit system put INTO effect dunng the
wear applving 10 Shipments destined Tor
ovcr.congestcd terminals. OF spcclhc
cnpsicnccs the report said
The permit system has FULLY lustifcd
itself. livery effort has l,cu made 10
utilize il without undue discrimination
t. lts successful operation is due consider
able measure of the great improvement
N movement which has hcen had during
federal control
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
EPWORTH NJ. T.. REVIVAL.

Goa. near.c Is the lc~, oeict, n
carth and Is tile orlv snactl u heeNen
ld Jehn / Ffsnn ,yaugpII~. ii fruorih
church las, rcht Ia speaking ou he
-grlccr >tandug NJ Gods People
Z Is, .ntrr,~. lu tho ac,tIug NJ Il
The music ,..as rd n> t,,, re- II hiup
and thc chorus choir 4 Solo ~ C'hAris-
1 nouavou Az tl.e- hy }rthur + Wilson
and Nr~ Wilson were rendered and wcre
features ot the meeting
The services hcsia ~ SOP m and will
bc held every lugllt except saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
STOCK MARKET GAINS
AFTER DULL OPENING
Pressure Against Industrials Re
moved Early in Session and
Shares Advance.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

New York wall Street,, Jan. =
Noon Pressure against induStrlals and
other leaders relaxed after the first hall
hour, the market recovering much Of the
carly setback. oils meanwhile forged
ahead at gains Of To ! points for Texas
Company California Petroleum and Mcxi-
can Petroleum Coppcrs were only slight
ly affcc ed by reported sales Of the metal
nj 20 cents.
Marines and other Shippings became
frmcr. also Great Mort hem Ore, Indus
trial Alcohol, PittSburg Coal and Hide
and Leather preferred There was q brisk
upward movement in local utilities at
noon.
BROOKLYN Transit, Intcrhcr0ugh Con-
sohdated preferred Third Avenue ard
Consolidated Gas rising / 20 3 - points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07
RELEASED FROM GERMAN PEN
Chester Seaman Liberated And is Now
i'm France

Tho sun Shiphuilding Company, of
Chester has received information that
David Johnson was prisoner IN n
German prison camp at Bandcnhurg
but j. now safe with the Allied armies
in Franco
Johnson WAS chief officer Of the steam
ship Atlantic sun, which was sunk
N the English Channel nearly a year
acn ~ German submarine while bound
from Marcus Ilonk. with cargo of
petroleum Unable to distinguish the
officers 1T the Atlantic sun from the
crew. the Germans took johnson and
held HIM as maetcr
IL Vas kept on the submarine for
several weeks and finally landed at kici,
from vhcrc hc VAS transferred - the
prison caup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

BREDIN-In this city on January 5. 1919
George Brcdin
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services AZ the residence OF his
sister. 2sSO West y Nineteenth street on
Wednesday afternoon. January ;. AZ 50
o clock. Interment az Mt. salem cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-07

BIDDLE-At Henry Clay. Del on Jan
uary 8 1910 Alice. wife OF Preston Riddle
Relatives and FRIENDS are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence. Henry
Gay Del. on Wednesday morning. Jan
uAry :. az O'Clock. Requiem mass at 81
Jo~eph's Church lnterment at -. Josephs
cemetery
BAYARD-At AsheviIle y C on Jan
uary g. 1919. James AshCton Bayard IN
his eOth year.
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|LO.O.F. - Jos. Nimberger, D.
M. JOS. Czech, D. P. NJ; tajem
mix L. F. Kriz, 1901 Union
Ave-, ucetnik Jos. Fal, $500
Dot Rd., pokl. Jos. Skalnik.
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Sbory Sokolske.

Sokol Czech odbyva schdze
kazdou druhou nedeli V zim-
MIN obdobi kazdy druhy ctvr
tex v mesici v lete. Starosta j.
Frcka, namestek Jirf Janda,
ucet. F. J. Sluka, 346S e. Bou-
Ileward., nacelnik Jan Doll
sta, tajem. V. J. Stibr, 3215
E. 55. ul. Vybor majetku Kar.
Rybak, Fr. Kvet,, Petr Smisek,
FIR. Plachy, FIR. Jirus. Sin pro-
najima FIR. Jirus, 4939 Mead
Ave.
Sokol Havlicek kona schulz
kazdou ctvrtou stredu meslci
v. Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
vay. Starosta B. E. Ptak, 4914
Broadway. Njednatel j. Petr,
3096 Otokar St., ucet. Vac.
Sorm, $3.50 E. 81 ST.; poklad,
Vlast. Kadlec, 1927 Broadway
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RHINE Spolky.
The Ohio Fishing Club, ko

IA schGzi ctvrtou nedeli re 2
nod. odp. v Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway. Pred. JOS. BeneS,
32l0 f. 4S. ST.; tai. L. Ze-
lima, 1929 Broadway; ucetnlk
Ant. Specian, 3718 Broadway,
Ipokl. J. Hauner, 4617 Lester
Avenue.
Spolek Starych Ceskych O.
sadnika kona schuze vzdy prv-
nj nedeli V lednu, dubnu, GER
venci rfjnu v Ce3ke Mar. Sini.
PTedseda C. Wiesenberger, ta-
|iem. M, Zeman, Probulov,
Broadway; pokl. Tomas SidIlo,
.11623 Miles Ave-; ucet. e. Mil
Ter, Stop IA, Bedford, O.
Redi.elstvo Cesks Sine Sokol
ma Clark Ave. kona sve schuze
rrvni pondeli V mesici v 8 hod.
,ecer Ceske SIM Sokol. Pred
scda Jan Novak, $3.50 w. 54
IL; Jaj. Anna Pekar, 3279 w.
"a ul.; ucet. a pokl. Anna Ma
Since, 1914 w. 4S ul.
Dra:nat;cky Krouzek "Vcel-
ka' kona schulz kazdou prvni
nedeli V meslci V 8 hod. vecer
V Probulove. Pfedseda F. kar-
ro$. 6209 Broadway. tai. Mar
ia Navratilova, 1928 Magnet
Ave; ucet. a pokl. M. Baslova,
400 Harvard Ave.
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Loze Probuzeni TaboritH (.

Loze Probuzeni TaboritI {
20, konaa schdzi druhy ctvrtel
v mesici v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Predseda Vac. Kri
van, 4807 Clark Ave. S. W.;
tai. Frank Cernohorsky, 341s
E. So ST.; ucet. Frank Halas
|3l3O w. 46 st. /; pokl. Jos. Ger
my, 2514 Tate Ave. S. w.
Loze Sion {. Ia, J. T. odbyvd
schulz tfesi nedeli v mesici v
Ces. Mar. SIM. Pred. Jaro Bel.
San, 1349 Harvard Ave.; tai,
J. Kodet, SOAP Pershing Ave.
lcet. Jan Mayer, 1874 Regent
Rd.; poklad. Ferd. Schwartz
1904 Lawn Ave. N. w.
Loze Bila Hora, {. ~, J. T.
|odbyva sChazi druhou nedeli v
mesici V sini p. Kamenickyho
ma Fleet Ave. Pred. Ferd. .Prd.
sa, 440S Warner Rd.; tai. Bob
Eiser, 1888 Croton Ave.; dcct
7. R. safranek, 1905 Ferris
Ave., pokl. Jan Mikes, 8O1A
Maryland Ave.
Loze Zlata Praha {. "a, J. r
odbyva schGzi prvni nedeli v
Imesici v SIM Sokola Cleveland ]
na Quincy Ave. Pred. Kar. Ka
Sc, 1923 Buckeye Rd.; tai
leo. Vsetecka, 2119 E. 90 St.
,3et. Ant. Soukup, E. lis ul.
,okl. Vac. Novy, 1926 Wood
land Ave.
Loze Bcjovnici Svobody (.
SO. J. T. porada schuze prvni
nedeli V mesici We 2 hod. od-
poledne v sini j. A. Komensky
na E. 131. ul. Pred. Karel Di-
Wis, 1881 E. I29 ul.; tai. Mich.
Machacek, 1869 E. 129 ul., Il
cetnik Ant. Hanzal, 12SO9
Oakfield Ave-, pokl. Jos. Slad
ky, 3611 E. 104 ul.
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Dannske PodpIrne
Sbory.

Velkovybor J. c. D. st. Ohio,
odbyva schuzi tfeti stredu '
nGslci v Ceske Mar. Sini. Pred
kri5t. Huspaska, 4236 E. 12e
st.; tai. Anna Baloun, 4315
TTowbridge Ave.; ucet. M. Ze-
nan, Broadway, pokladnicc
! Kat. Svancara, 1921 Leading
Ave. S. W.; dozorkyne Kater
ma Svec, 4153 E. 1913 ul.
| Sbor Vlastimila {. 8, J. {. D.
lona schIzi ctvrtou nedeli V
n6slci V Ceske Narodni Sini na
Broadway. Pred. Anna Sacha
lO506 Miles Ave.; tai. Marie
Rdzicka, 4247 E. 126 ul.; ucet.
|6ozena Macha, 1894 e. 40 ul.,
okl. Zdenka Soukup, $685.
ershing Ave.
Sbor Lidumila {. 21, j. {. d.
odbyva schulz prvnf nedeli V
mesici v Ceske Narodni Sini ne
Broadway, v mistnoSti {. /.
Pred. Anna Mikes, 4441 Dousc
Ave-; tai. Anna Maly, 4312 e.
124 u!.; ucet. Marie Albrecht,
I37O4 E. 50 ul.; pokl. Lizzie
Fielder, 6117 Morton Ave.
.Sbor Renata Tyrsova, {. 81,
J. c. D., odbyva syoji schnzi
lprvni ned6li V mesici V CeskG
Narodni SIM. Pred. Josefa Tu-
sci, 346A E. 1OS ul.; tai. Josefa
Silhavy, 4121 E. 1876 ILL.,; ucct.
Mar. Basl, 127O8 Benham Ave.
Sbor Eliska Peskova, {. 30,
J. c. D. kona schGzi druhou ne
| deli v mesici v Ceske SIM So
kCl ma Clark Ave. Pred. Marie
Tcmsik, 3613 Sackett Ave. S.
W.; tai. Marie Proser, 3037
!'!Hrowbridge Ave.; ucet. Anna
Barsa, 1910 w. so ul.
Sbof Frantiska Stranecka, {.
81, j. C.. d., kona schGzi ,ctvr-
tou nedeli V mesici V Ceske Ma
rodni SIM V mistnosti {. 2.
Pred. Josefa Kupec, 1926 Ivy
Ave; tajem. Johana Doubek
1888 E. SO ILL.,: ucet. Anna Va
,15k, 5015 Broadway; poklad.
anna Rezac, .3799 E. so ul.
Sbor Libuse els. l, J. c. D.,
kona schd-i ctvrty ctvrtek v
.16sici V Ceske Mar. Sini. Pred.
Irantiska Karncs, 600 Broad
way, tai, Marie Hajek, 3715
Croton Ave, dcet. Anna F.
reHlcr, 491S Mead Ave.
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! Velkovybor j. {. v. staty
Ohio, kona schGze posledn
ctvrtek v mesici v Ces. Mar. ST.
mi. Pred. Marie Macourek, tai
Annast Baloun, 4315 Trow'
bridge Ave. S. W., ucet. Rosie
slesinger, 5119 Hamm Ave.
Sbor Clevelandske Obcanky
(. 18, J. c. w., 'kona schuzi po.
sledni nedeli v mesici sini p
Chabka ma Fulton Road. Pred
Marie Mark, 1915 W. 33 ul.,
tai. Annast. Filous, 1866 w.
.33 ul.; ucet. Marie Bolek, 24Ol
Seller Ave-; pokl. Marie Wolf
1928 w. 33 ul.
Sbor Blahomila, {. 16, j. &.
D., kona schulz treti nedeli v
mesici. Pred. FrantiSka Schnei
der, 1882 e. 54 ILL.,; tai. Marie
Perk, 3428 E. 7S ILL.,; ucet. Ma
lie Baxa, 3847 w. az ul.; pokl.
Rlzena Sluka, 1850 E. 116 ST.
Sbor Laska k Narodu, (. 10,
j. c. ", kona schuzi kazdy
iruhy ctvrtek V mesici v Ceske
Narodni SIM We 2 hod. odpole-
dne. Pred. Josefa Koudelka
ltaj. Anna Mulac, 5739 Broad
way, ucet. Anna Kral, 53Ol
Fleet Ave.
Sbor Pravs Cesky {. 20, j.
c. w., kona schdzi prvni nede.i
v mesici We skol. budove C.N.S.
Pred. Barbora Dvorak, 1O7O9
Earle Ave., tai. Marie Dlouhy
'4648 Gallup Ave-, ncet. Anna
Stepan, 5773 Portage Ave.
Sbor cechie {. Fl, j. {. v.
ioabyva schulz druhou nedeli v
Imesici V Slovanske Lipe ma Gro
ton ul. TAI. M. Goterba, 4529
Broadway; ucet. Marie Hajek,
5715 Croton.
Sbor Hvszda Svobody {. 22,
j. &. w., odbyva schulz kazdou
lctvrtou nedeli odpoledne v sini
Sokola Cleveland ma Quincy
Ave. Tai. r. Slessinger, 5119
Hamm Ave-; ucet. Amalie Sla-
dky, 1895 E. 116 ul.
Sbor Renata Tyrs, {. "a, J.
c. w., kona schdzi treti nedeli
" mesfci V Geske Mar. Sini ma
broadway. Pred. Cilie Saman
tai. Anna Kofron, 1929 E. 81
t.; ucet. Marie Edelstein 5611
Drake Ave-; poklad. Zdenka
'Soukup, Pershing Ave.
Loze Zeny Pokroku {. 46 J..
It. odbyva schGze kazdou prv-
mi nedeli v mesici We dive hodi-
ny odpol. vsini p. Dyndy ma
w. SO. ul. Pred. Kat. Svanca-
ra, 1921 Leoding Ave., tai.
B. Skalova, $3.50 w. 46 ul., IL
Get. I'd. Molzer, 22O3 Tate
Ave-, pokl. E. Sitter, 3174 w.
46 st.
Sbor Verne Sestry els. 2, S.
p. j., kona schGzi kazdou dru-
hou nedeli V mesfci v Ces. Mar.
SIM ma Broadway. Pred. jose
IA Kupec, 1925 Ivy Ave-; tai.
Marie Minarik, $500 Easton
Ave; ucet. Katerina Hartman,
o4l9 Magnet Ave.; pokl. Ru-
zena stechova, 5621 Drake
AVE.
Sbor Ceskych Vlastenek, {.
II, kOna sve Schuze kazde dru-
he pondeli V Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway. Pred. pi. Marie Ze-
man; tai. Anna Vacha, 550S
Dolloff Rd.; ucet. Marie Vo-
draska, 1916 E. 81 ul.; pokl.
Marie Kusta, 1924 Belle Ave.
Lakewood.
Shorv Snkn1cke