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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
JUVENILE ORCHESTRA
 FEATURE OF SUNDAY
 COMMUNITY SIN G
Six Year-Old Drummer Member of Orchestra Composed of the Rois-
 man Family of Selma

The Roisman juvenile orchestra of Sell ma will be the feature of the community sing Sunday afternoon, according to an announcement made yesterday by Ed ward F. Shumway community sing di- rector for the war camp community service. This orchestra is composed of six children under the age of 15 and comes to Birmingham very highly rec commended Mrs. Minnie Rosman is di- rector of the orchestra, which is com posed of Maurice Roisman cornet, f5 years old: Isadore Roisman, first violin, F years old; Max Roisman, clarinet, II years old; Rosie Roisman. piano. years old: Bessie Roisman. piano, years old, and Harper Roisman drums, 6 years old.
 The sing will begin promptly at 4:30 O clock and there will be no speaking.
 Medicine That Is Especially Prepared
 For Just One Thing
 Just try one bottle of LAx-FOS WITH PEPSIN for Habitual Constipation. soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
LOSES LEG BY ACCID ENTAL
 DISCHARGE OF GUN

Jessie Mccormack, a young miner of Arcade, suffered the loss of his left leg yesterday morning when he accidentally discharged his shotgun while hunting near his home. Young Mccormack had started to jerk shell out of the gun when it was accidentally discharged and load of buckshot was emptied in his leg.
 He was rushed to the Hillman hos pital in Johns ambulance and owing to the serious nature of the wound, it be- came necessary to amputate the limb in efforts to save his lie. The operation started to perk a shell out of the gun thorities, who stated that he was rest ing as we'll as could be expected last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20

Showered with flowers. con gratulatory telesrams and tele- phone cnlIs, Mrs. Mary Bainbridse Is overtoyed mt the decision of the jury, so she told mn Age-Herald reporter at the HilIman hotel last night.
 'It was terrible nightmare, xa 1t seems to me- snid Mrs. Bain- bridgc, ''but in a short time I cx- pect 1t all to be gone, and all will Dc forgotten.s
 She said 1t is such n relief to her to know that her name has been cleared before the eyes of the people s.nong whom she has lived. ''That is certainly com- fort to me-" said Mrs. Bainbridse, 'sto know thnt the true facts have been verified and I am cleared"
 It is her intention to remain in Birmingham for awhile, until she is rested up and can hear from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
SPANISH WAR VETS
Picnic and Dance Planned for Veterans
 at East Lake Park

A picnic and dance will be given at East Lake park on the evening and night of the Fourth of July, under the au- spices of Birmingham camp No. l, of the United Sprnish- American War Vet erans About 300 of the veterans are ex- pected to be in attendance with their families, relatives and friends. The pie nic will be held in the afternoon and the dance at o'clock that night
 Although large number of the span ish- American War Veterans are expected to be in attendance, all ex-service men of the recent world war are cordially in yited to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
HOME BUILDING IS
 ACTIVE IN NORWOOD

The Birmingham Real Estate company has recently sold six lots on Thirty-first. Thirty-second and Thirty-third streets in Norwood for approximately 5000 each. Permits to build upon them has just been received and the construction of the buildings will begin at once under the supervision ,f w. s. Cooper The homes when completed will averas SC about $5ooC each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
Seats for Park

About 30 persons residing near Ingram park yesterday petitioned the city com mission. asking for "a reasonable num- ber of seats or benches" to be placed in the park. The petition was delivered to Commissioner J. Ellis Brown and was addressed to the commissioners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
TALKED TO HUSBAND

The audience was motionIfs as she took the stand and told without hes itation of how she had made every ef- fort to get in touch with her husba0S before he reached Birmingham from Chicago. She told of how she missed him at Evansville. Ind. and later talked to him over long distance teie- phone when he arrived at Nashville.
 MT Black onened up vigorous fire of questions directed at the defenda mt to know why she had notified her hus- band to change his mind ahcnt coming .o the trial She replied to Mr Blacks questions bv saving that she did not trv to get in touch with her husband until yesterday afternoon. after sine had read telegram on his desk. which caused her to believe that efforts were heinr made to tran her husband and she did not want him to suffer as she had.
 She referred to the following
 telegram. alleged to h~ve been
 addressed to the James l.. Mooney
 Detective Agency of Chicago;
 sswanted by the state of Alabamn
 to testify in the trial ef Mrs. Bain-
 bridge. Do not let him csmmuni-
 cate with anyone. Expcnres to b~
 paid hv state." The witness said
 ~~ soon m possible after seeing
 the t~lexr~w she svemedistely en-
 S~av~-~~ t~ ~~ach h~- kwsh.wd.
 Mrs. Rainbridge admitted trying to reach hey husband as he passed through Evansville Ind railing in this she said she next called the agent at Nashville and left word f~r Mir. Rainbridge to call her as soon as he arrived. MT. Black questioned. Did you tell vou' husband not to come to Birmin "han when YOU communicated with him !" .T did not. told the agent to tel him." replied the defendant.
 fCont1nuea on Page sixl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
By Associated Press

Montgomery, June 19.-Maintaining an average speed of 133 1-3 miles an hour Lieut.. A. T. Steele of the aviation re- pair depot, made round trip to Bir- mingham today, 200 miles being covered in 90 minutes. The trip was for the pur- pose of bringing William J. Wilkerson, a recruit for the service, to the repair shops hero.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
SPEEDY A|RPLANE CARRIES RECRUIT : ID MONTGOMERY  At Speed of Over 113 Miles an Hour Plane Makes Return Trip in 90
 Minutes
Statement. May I2. 1919.
William J. wilkerson of Rome, Ga. was

William J. Wilkerson of Rome, Ga, was the object of the big DeHaveland plane with Liberty motor, that swooped down on Birmingham yesterday morning gathered up young Wilkerson and sped pack to the aviation repair depot in Montgomery. Wilkerson had just volun- teered for service in the aviation de- partment. He was the first local recruit to be taken to the field in a plane.
 At about 9:30 o'clock yesterday morn ing the speedy. low-flying plane was seen racing through Birmingham's sky. The plane turned down when it reached the Fair Grounds and landed. Immediately aviation fans rushed for their automo piles and sped out towards the Fair grounds to observe the plane. But be- fore they could get there the big plane had raised it's nose and headed for Mont gomery. Owing to the roughness of the field at the Fair Grounds the landing equipment was damaged, but was quick ly repaired.
 The plane performed admirably. As it left it, taxed off for only few yards when it's nose was raised and the plane left the ground at an unusual angle. It flew westward banked and turned south All the time the roaring motor was shoot ing the plane high up into the air so that within few seconds after it had left the ground the olane had reached an altitude of about 1000 feet, and it still was climbing,
 Lieut.. Tom Steele piloted the plane here from Montgomery, making the trip in about 45 minutes. He said that he ex- pected to make the trip within about 35 minutes. Arrangements are being made by recruiting officers here to send all men who enlist to the field by air.
 Louis G. Hawley, an ex-captain in both the infantry and air service, re-enlisted in the United States army yesterday. MT. Hawley has been in the service for Il years and was recently discharged. He enlisted again and stated he expected to win back his commission. Other recruits accepted yesterday were; Jesse Ammons. Mobile; Thomas E.. Young, Florence; Hosea Martinez, Birmingham, and Albert Rasida Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
Opposing Counsel Make Strong Arguments to the Jury at Close of Trial.
 Many Sensations Develop During the Days Hearing

"Not guilty" This was the verdict given by the jury at 6:15 last night after being out only 50 minutes in the case of Mrs. Mary Bainbridge, charged with the selling of $4000 worth of bonds, the theft of a silver toilet set and some personal ef- fects alleged to be the property of Mrs. Kate Simmons of the Tutwiler hotel. This was the conclusion of one of the most exciting, interesting and sensa- .tional cases tried in the courts here.
 All testimony in the case was com pleted at 1I:1S o'clock Thursday, foi- lowing the sensational failure of MT. Bainbridge to appear in court. Jim Davis, prosecuting for the state, opened the arguments before the jury shortly before noon. The arguments were completed, Judge William E. Fort had charged the Jury and the case was in their hands at o:30 clock yesterday
 The climax of the sensational trial of Mrs Bainbridge was reached Tn the morning session when she ad- mitted reaching MT. Bainbridge over the long distance telephone at Nash ville early Thursday morning, telling him if he came to Birmingham 10 come prepared to make bond, Tor sne believed he was being trapped. MT Bainbridge is alleged to have left the train at Nashville, and no further in- formation of his whereabouts were rroducad at the trial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20
COURTROOM PACKED

Many prominent society girls.
 and noted pastors of the b1rminS-
 ham district helped to fill the
 courtroom to capacity mt the hear
 ing yesterday. The aisies were
 packed with spectators, eager to
 see and watch every move Of the
 defendant and to hear every word
 uttered. The trial has been Tn
 session since noon Monday, never
 losing or tagging in interest to the
 crowd. Each day has brought
 forth some new sensation.
 Debates between the opposing coun- sells grew more heated as the tr.-l drew to a close. Repeatedly JudSe Fort warned the attorneys to be more careful in their personal remarks ana observe parliamentary rules Twice the counsel for the defense was flae' for words spoken in the heated dc- bates. Close scrutiny was maintalned bv both attorneys during arguments and were frequently interrupted m their speeches before the jury, eacn accusing the other of using statements not drawn out in the evidence.
 Mrs. BAinbridge was called by the state for cross-examination yesterday morning. It was like a great crisis on the spectators as she calmly arose walking to the witness box, leaving her little boy beside her attorney. oi.e appeared somewhat refreshed from tie nights rest, but showed signs of Ia tigue from the long and hard strain upon her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-20

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20
IN THE DAYS NEWS

Viscount Miner, who has arrived
lin Cairo as head Of the British mis-
sion to determine the nature of the
new protectorate in Egypt, has had
a distinguished career as colonial
administrator. He was under-secre-
tary for Egypt in 1892, governor
of the Cape Of Good Hope in 1897
1901, governor Of the Transvaal
and Orange River Colony in 1901
1905, and, also, from 1897 to 1905,
served as high commissioner for
South Africa. In 1918 he served for
time as secretary of state for war
in the British ministry. In early
years Lord Miner was an important
figure in British journalism. His
best known book is England in
Egypt" He has long been an ad-
vocate of an Anglo-American union
as a means of preserving the peace
of the world.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20
COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE

= Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county. treasury for
the redemption of klamath County
general fund warrants protested (pre-
sented for payment but not paid for
the want of funds) on or before
September 2 1913. Also warrant No.
3O793 protested September 8, 1918.
Interest on same will cease from
date.
Dated at klamath Falls, Oregon
this 18th day of Dec. A. D. 1919.
G. X. VAN RIPPER
'"'s 17-5t County Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20

Women public lecturers were far
more numerous in the United States
so years ago than they are today.
1t is recorded by historians of the
day that Queen Elizabeth's favorite
dish on festal occasions was peacock
pie.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20

Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns, Illinois
state chairman for the woman's di-
vision Of the Republican party, gave
up career in grand opera to enter
politics.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20
PICKED OVER?

81 should say mott"
Our Warehouse filled with reserve
stock enables us to give you better
choice for Christmas Musical Gifts.
Earl Shepherd, 507 Main st. 17-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20

Demorest, Dentist, over Sugar
mans Store, 9Th and Main. 2-tf .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20
AT THE CHURCHES

No changes will be made in this
column unless the copy Is at The
Evening Herald office by 3 o'clock
Friday evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-20

The Christian Science Society OF
Klamath Falls holds services at lib
Fourth street every Sunday morning
at II o'clock and every Wednesday
evening at 1880. All are welcome.
The subject of lesson for Sunday,
"Is the Universe including man,
Evolved by Atomic Force"
The Sunday school session is from
I9:45 to 10:45, every Sunday morning.
The free reading room and free
lending library is open from $3.50 to
4;aO on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17
Sberatelka pi. Anna Pekarek.
knizka els. 877.

j. Pellarek, Hillman Ave. ... $500
E. Licbenauer, Hillman Ave. . 200
PAM A. Strupka, Hillman Ave, -. 100
Pani Klecka, HilIman Ave. .. LOO
l.. Lisy, Hillman Ave. ........ LOO
Mr.. Skoch, Hjllman Ave. ... 500
PAM Andel, Hillgpan Ave. ...... 800
Mr.. Kaderavek, Hillman Ave. 49,. LOO
Mr.. Hanzl Hillman Ave. .... LOO
Pani Blizil, Hillman Ave. .. 200
PAM Tomek, Hilman Ave. .. LOO
PAM Marek, Hillman Ave. . 100
PAM Stepanek, Hillman Ave. ... LOO
V. Pekarek. Hilman Ave. LOO
j. Skala, Hillman Ave. " LOO
PAM A. Svoboda, Hillman Ave. 200
Mr.. Kakes, Hillman Ave. .... LOO
Panl Trefna, Hlllman Ave. .... 200
Mr.. Cerny, Hillman Ave. ... 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17
Sberatelky pi. r. Faktor a M. Kupec.
knizka els. 1888.

Stan. Malolepsi, 4783 Reid Ave- $1.OO
Jaro Sobotka, 4787 Reid Ave. LOO
Alois Cipra, 4791 Reid Ave- ..... 200
Josef Srp, 4795 Reid Ave. 200
Marie Cmelik, 4799 Reid Ave. 100
Anna Cap, 48O1 Reid Ave. :. 100
Marie Hrouda 48O1 Reid Ave- LOO
Frank Metlicka, 1901 Reid Ave. 200
Frank Waiter 1907 Reid Ave. LOO
Alols Charvat, 48O9 Reid Ave. 49,. LOO
Pavel Mlnlch 4768 Reid Ave. .... LOO
FRANK Bablnec, 3311 GlenrOy Ave. LOO
Anton Sedlacek, 1909 Glenroy Ave. 100
Frank Sklenar, $500 Glenroy Ave. LOO
Vendein Psota, 1911 Dewey Ave. ;. LOO
Jan Hlavaty, 3311 Dewey Ave. 49,. LOO
Charles Hinz, 5000 Dewey Ave- 100
Albert Maur, $500 Dewey Ave- LOO
John Soukup, 3341 E. 48. St. . LOO
Josef Vrba, 4767 Reid Ave. .. 100
Vaclav Kozelka, 4782 Reid Ave. -. 100
Mikolas Wolf, 1904 Dewey Ave. -. LOO
Marie Janecek, 1907 Dott Ave. -. 100
Knizka els. 1859.
Martin Faktor, 478O Reid Ave. $500
Frank Kupec, 4776 Reid Ave. ... 200
Josef Hruby, 4814 Reid Ave. .. LOO
JJames Strobl, 1914 Reid Ave- 49,. LOO
Josef Kvasnicka, 1912 Reid Ave. :. 100
Tomas Becka, 1903 Reid Ave. w LOO
Jan Lipa, 1904 Reid Ave. 100
Marie Kondelik 1904 Reid Ave- -. LOO
Josef Horky ,48O2 Reid Ave- ...,... LOO
Anton Cvrk, 1890 Reid Ave. w 100
Petr Skuderyn, 4786 Reid Ave. -. LOO
Petr Szularecki, 4786 Reid Ave. -. 100
George Marovic, 4772 Reid Ave. ;. LOO
Vaclav Sou1up, 4766 Reid Ave. . LOO
Emil Kleticad, 4766 Reid Ave. LOO
Josef Masojidek 4762 Reid Ave- LOO
Julie Kutis, 4758 Reid Ave. .. 100
Anna Koudelka 4758 Reid Ave. -. 100
Matej Hlavaty, 4754 Reid Ave. " LOO
F. Charvat, 4763 Reid Ave. . 100
Joseph Hendrich, 1859 Reid Ave. LOO
B. Zvonek, Att Reid Ave. .... 200
Frant Rozanek, Att Reid Ave. 200
Ignac Soukup, 4781 Reid Ave. ~ LOO
p Borovicka, 4781 Reid Ave. . 700
Sbsratelky pi A. Kotrba ST. R. Faktor.
knizka cis. 828.
Ig. ~ Kotrba : 480Q Barkwill Ave-. $500
Antonio Suk, 4722 Vivian Ave. t,y.x.. 100
Josef rKaspar, 4712 Vivian Ave. r.. LOO
Ladimir Chadima, 4714 Vivian Ave. leo
Josef Hudec, 47O1 Barkwill Ave. :. 100
Tomas kotlin, 471O Barkwil Ave. 200
Jan Pojedenec. 47O7 Barkwill Ave- LOO
Matej Kestranek, 4705 Barkwill Av. 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17

Marie Zdansky, 5841 Gable Ave. :. 100
Anna Hlavin, 1897 Cabe Ave- 80. LOO
Matej Mach, 1929 Cable Ave. 49,. 200
Jan Kus 5846 Gable Ave. '....... 500
Jan Mezera, $3.50 Gable Ave. -. 800
Barbora Eberle, 1858 Cable Ave. ;. 500
Josie koudela, 1858 Cable Ave- 200
Bohus Ungerman, $685. Cable Ave. 200
Petr Krejcik, 1862 Cable Ave. 1000
Karel Krejcik, 1852 Cable Ave. 500
Josef Silvia, 1866 Gable Ave. ..... 500
Karel Uher, 1878 Gable Ave- LOO
Josef Toman, 1882 Cable Ave. 80. 200
Josef Pasek, 1882 Gable Ave. w 100
Vaclav Sevcik, $500 Cable Ave. 500
Marie Sejba, 1892 Gable Ave. 49,. LOO
Jack Sejba, 1892 Cable Ave. 49,. 100
Josef Masek, 59O6 Cable Ave- 100
Frank Gusta, 1914 Cable Ave. 1000
Marie Sanejtrnik 5918 Cable Ave-. 500
Emil Koryta, 1924 Cable Ave. 49,. 100
Knizka els. 1491
Josef Cadek, 1923 Gable Ave. $500
Vaclav Adamec, 1892 Cable Ave. 100
Antonio Pahorecky, 5944 Cable Ave. 200
Vaclav Jerman, 1896 Cable Ave. 200
OJCO JcrIHdH, CSOO SaOle ave. 80. LOU
Vaclav Srnka, 594O Cable Ave. 500
Josef Hroch, 5940 Cable Ave. 200
Karel Moulis, 5948 Cable Ave. 49,. 500
Frank Kotrba, 5947 Cable Ave. -. 800
James Kofron, 1899 Cable Ave. -. 100
Marie Kaspar, 5943 Cable Ave. 100
Josef Soukup, 5935 Cable Ave. 200
Jan Bednar, 1891 Cable Ave. 200
Vaclav Capek, 1926 Cable Ave. 100
Frank Jech, 5917 Cable Ave. .... 200
Frank Lent, 5715 Gable Ave. 200
Michael Sarodidih, 1915 Cable Ave. 500
Anton Novotpy, 5000 Cable Ave- 100
Josef Benes, 5000 Gable Ave. 49,. 100
Alos Smith, 59O5 Gable Ave. ..... 200
Josef Pisner, 59O5 Gable Ave. 200
James Blaha, $3.50 Cable Ave. $500
Anna Uher, 1881 Gable Ave. .... LOO
Vojtech Handlik, 5877 Cable Ave. 500
Anna Bolek, 500 Cable Ave. 49,. LOO
Knizka els. 1896.
Anna Krasny, 587O Cable Ave. -. $1.OO
Josef Hradek, 1898 Cable Ave. 49,. 200
Josefa CiSka, 1921 Cable Ave. LOO
Vaclav Vlach, 1886 Cable Ave. 200
Matej Becka, 1914 Cable Ave. 1000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17

Jan Srnka, E. 49, ST.. t.,.:... $1.0O
Josef Matuska, E. 48. st. /. ........ 100
Frank Valchar, E. 48. St. ...... 500
Josef Charvat, E. 49, st. ... LOO
Josef Kamenicky, E. 48. st. ....... LOO
Matej Mericka, E. 48. St. ........ 200
Frank Krfz, 1896 E. 4S. St. ....... 1000
Josef Silhavy, 1898 E. 48. st. $3.50. 5000
Karel Skala, 1856 E. 48. st. .... 100
Anton Anger, 1858 E. 48. St. ..... 200
Frank Malek, 3677 E. 49, St. .... LOO
Jan Esner, 1869 E. 48. st. ....... I.5O
Anton Hanus, 1867 E. 48. st. ..... LOO
Jan Beran, 1868 E.. 48. st. ....... 200
Alois Kucera, 3649 E. 48. st. 200
Matej Slaby, 3643 E. 48. St. $3.50. 100
Josef Malafa, 1926 E. 48. St. 200
Vaclav Pistorius, 3610 E. 48. st. :. 100
Josef Makovicka, 1922 E. 48. st. -. 100
Frank Kamenicky, 3646 E. 48. st. 1926
knizka els. 1885.
Tomas Skaa, 1914 Dolloff Rd -. 100
Josef Mares, 1921 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Fran Kuchta, 1924 Doloff Rd. 800
Otto Pleischl, 1921 Doloff Rd 49,. 100
Anton .Kafka, 5261 Dolloff Rd. -. 100
Frank Zavesky,, 52O5 Dolloff Rd. 100
Slavik Albert, 52O1 Dolloff Rd. 200
Sberatelky nj. r. Faktor a NJ Kupec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17

Mr.. Herout, Hillman Ave. ,...... 100
Mr. Strnad, Hillman Ave. go. 200
Mr.. Kubrna, Hillman Ave. 100
PAM A. Trojan, Hillman Ave. -. 500
Mr.. Vacha, Hillman Ave- .. 500
V. Hlavin, Hillman Ave- 200
Knizka els. 1484.
+. Masek, Morton Ave. ......... $500
Mr. Novak, Morton Ave. .. 800
Mr.. Wolf, Morton Ave. . LOO
PAM Kinkorova, Morton Ave. 49,. 100
PAM Fledr, Morton Ave. ......... LOO
V. Skaryd, Morton Ave. ........ 200
Pani Pokorna, Morton Ave. $50. LOO
Mr. Domabyl, Morton Ave. ....... 500
Mr. Novacek, Morton Ave. ...... 100
PAM Pitelka, Morton Ave. ....... 100
Mr. Sykora, Hillman Ave. ....... 100
Anton Klika, Morton Ave. :. 200
Mr. Pitra, Morton Ave. ....... 500
Frank Ruzicka, 6114 Morton Ave. LOO
Mr. PariZek, Hillman Ave. ...... LOO
knizka els. 44O2.
Vaclav Vazac, E. 65th st. ... $500
Sbsratelka 81. Anna Sroub.
Knizka cfs. 1920.
Jan Slavik, 3452 e. 69th st. -. $1.OO
Jan Ejbl, 3431 E. 69th St. =. 800
Alois Wild, 3428 E. 69th St. w 500
Karel Ziegler, 3412 E. 69th St. 49,. 200
Ruzena Vana, 6907 Salem Ave. -. LOO
Frank DuSek, 69O7 Salem Ave. -. LOO
Josef Hosek, 3413 E. 69th St. 500
George Jim Sladek, 3417 E: 69th St. 500
Jim Boucek, 3421 E. 68th st. .... 800
Ignac Don't, 1925 E. 69th st. .... 100
Mr. Kadlec, 3431 E. 69th St. .. 100
William Lentz, 3431 E. 69th st. -. 100
Frank j. Dolezal, 3445 E. 69th St. 200
Rudolf Hejma, 3445 E. 69th st. -. 500
Stella Bejbl, 3459 E. 69th St. .... 100
Berta Mingr, 3453 E. 69th St. ... LOO
Barney Domn, 3451 E 69th St. 49,. 200
Bohusav Buchacek, 1857 E. 69th St. 200
Emil Draksl 3451 E. 69th st. 800
Matei Bejcek, 3461 E. 69th st. 100
Frank Langmaier, 3465 E. 69th St. LOO
Marie Hribal 3472 E. 69th st. 49,. LOO
Josef Kostal, 69O1 Salem Ave. -. LOO
Elizabeth Kuna, 1926 Morgan Ave. 100
Josefa Jonak, 6O06 Morgan Ave. 200
knizka els. 1921.
John Polak, 7016 Morgan Ave- =. $500
Josef Stanek, 7015 Morgan Ave. 80. LOO
Marie Kuthan, 1885 Morgan Ave. LOO
Steve Murian, 7O43 Morgan Ave- :. LOO
Antonin Horna, 1918 Morgan Ave- 200
Vincenc Klima, 7214 Bessemer Ave- 200
Josef Jfcha, 3444 E. 69th ST. ...... 100
Jim Strnad, 3433 E. 69th St. ..... LOO
Anna Stanek, Morgan Ave. .. 200
Frank Jandik, 7214 Morgan Ave. :. 200
Sberatelky pi. M. Cadek pi. Kabelac.
knizka els. 835.
I0Saf Statina 22Q2 L 6S Ct 90
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-17
Sberatelky pi Marie Klika pi. F. Karnos.
knizka els. 1913.

Vaclav Zak, 5678 Hamlet Ave. -. $500
Henry Cisar, 5692 Hamlet Ave. 1900
Marie Stepan, $500 Hamlet Ave. LOO
j. Kocmit, STA Hamlet Ave. LOO
Alzbeta Hradek, 5726 Hamlet Ave- LOO
Kare Kaderabek, 5726 Hamlet Ave. LOO
B. Slaby 5728 Hamlet Ave. ..... LOO
Jan Dvorak, 1888 Hamlet Ave- 800
A. F. Warcelevsky, 1859 E. 55th St. LOO
L. Cerny, 1862 e. 55th st. ....... LOO
Josef Blaha, 327O E. 55th st. .... 800
Anna Fort, 1918 f. 55th St ... 800
" Svarc, 1911 E. 55th st. ..... 200
PAM Kojan, 5779 Maurice Ave. =. 100
PAM Doskocil, 5779 Maurice Ave. LOO