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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

course asparagus sounds little
more high toned and must be paid
for accordingly. bot even Al that.
two fresh bunchcs Of tips sell for
% cents, 20 cents "A peck gets rus
set potatoes. tho bread Of lie. and
new potatoes are selling now two
poundH for 20 cents
" The house wife should have no
trouble now, and that old whine NJ
Tell me something TO have to
eat should be gwen rest
Oranges are 30 cents u dozen,
which isn't giving them away. yet,
hut that number brought 81 last
winter. and lust in tImo Tor icc
tea season. lemons are selling at
% cents u dozen No tho day IS
Rouc wncu ~ cents gets them.
Another hing learned hy oh
s"rvatlou At the boarding house Is
that spring onions can be bought
At 10 cents for four lunches.
There ought 10 be n law against u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
IhlntlIcOn

A dozen young women omu Owes ~
the Tldnl uu company we're host
osses "wednesday afternoon n th
resi rooms ~ the company on 'hlrd
floor. entertaining with o Iuuh'o1
party IN compliment o. Miss Cora
GlondeninE who has severed her
connection with the organization Sft,r
several years service aK head of inc
Statistical depArtm"uf
The luncheon tab'r vas decorated
IN q lovely silver bas,"l.nlird Ni,h
ppholls roses, which was tftc ward
presented 10 Miss GlHudeniug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mi# Dorothy Mason daughter uf
Rear Nlmtrii AND Mrs newton J..
Mason. VIII bo mbrr"i Ut hIgh noon
on Na5 iu Lieut. samuel T..
HrCWcr G. S p lieutenant Brewer
IL attached 90 tho T.. : 3 Bcuhtm
which hIf lust returned from cuban
waters and is now In Sew york The
wedding viii bo simple affair
owing 10 mourning In the brides
family
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
For y,sl,ipp Women

Tho Oklahoma State Bankers as
ISOLATION meeting which H. TO bc held
In this city. MAY -. is ia be char.
actorlEed by many cntertHinmcn
features for women visitors TO tho
meeting a dance NJ the Elks' club
and luncheon party are among the
thInKs socIhl PLANNED.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Rail Agents Named.

ST LOUIS. Mo MAY ii 4.
Edison. fcdcral manager. announced
the following eppolntces Of general
freight Hld passenger agents:
Eugene Mock, Midland valley
headquarters a. Muskogce. Okla. T..
u Shauficr. Kansas city. Mexico 4
Orient, hoaduuartcrs at wichita
kan. and G T. Vcach Missouri A
North Arkansas, headquarters at
Harrison. Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Snrlnl NIhr Of Shrlnc

The social side of the spring
Shrine ceremonial. tho date " which
has been announced for saturday,
May ~. will include a reception and
dance In tho Elks' club and other
pleasant features for tho special on
tcrtalnmcnt OF women visitors to the
meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

st PETERSBURG. Fla. May I
Lieut. 4. L. I.ankey ?a years old,
army aviator from Carlstrom Field,
Fla, was burned to death here this
morning when his machine burst
into flames and fell, His home was
at BAy City. Michigan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

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ZifI, u.tfry also ~ Bradford "a,
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q a
gop William scott have returned
from visit I'm joplin and Rencca.
whore Mrs Pages home folk reside
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Rcncfii Gard Party.

Mrs John II. Manion opened her
home yesterday afternoon In n hcnc,
~, card party for tho now sisters
home OF Sacred Heart Catholic
church Mesdsmcs Agnes Holt ",
J, Brennan and Edward -. Sargent
entertained with Mrs. Manion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Jane Adams chautauauu mccla
In library
Robert r. Loo chapter. Children
OF CoDfcdcrHDy meeting IN homo uf
Mrs ". Forest Hayden
Mrs. Tracy RroWn IN hostess ~
afternoon at cards.
All day meeting Of HThekIh club
In home ~ Mrs q " Foreman
Miss Grace Downing ontCrtllna at
cards for MlAa Shelton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Sets Party Datc,

Mrs G n Gump has sot Thursday,
May 10. aS the date OF an after
noon company with which Ahe will
entertain In her home In courtesy
10 her mother, Mrs /. q G FrantS
of Wilkes Barro, Pa, and Mrs Hnr-
riett Ely OF Frshkllnville, n. Y,
guests ofMrs. william n sill
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For Visitor

Miss Anna Turner entertained a
party OF half n dozen matrons at
luncheon Yesterday afternoon In
Tea Cup Inn, TO honor her sister,
Mrs A. {. Johnson OF Kansas city.
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Children Of Cocscs,cr.cx

The meeting OF children OF the
Confederacy announced for this eve
ming In tho homo OF Mrs. u. N. Short
has been changed to the home OF
Mrs. L.. Forest Hayden. 90
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Aknka Kama.

Akaka Kama club members and
their friends will dance Saturday
svenlng IN the knights Of Columbus
home, The affair In TO be Informal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Denies Fart with Mesicn.

RUENOS AIRES, Wednesday,
April 30 --Honorio Pueyrrodon.
foreign minister. denied today that
Argentina had any part In Mexico's
refusal 70 recognize tho Monroe doc
trine.
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OF Interest 70
. 9 MI e ~
Daily 1hO,Igi,i.

virtue how man, 80 q Iowly thing
Born Of weak folly scorn thee but
thy name
Alone thcy know upon thy soaring
wing
They Il fear 10 mount nor could
Thy sacred flame
Burn IN their batrr hearts
III ms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Atoks club members have ret Fri.
day. May 2, as the date OF dance
with which they viii entertain In
the Elks' club,
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ART GOODS

5o-inch Stamped Pillow Cases
n --pso
36-inch japanese Lunch Cloths
--4ec
$50 Lace Trimmed Dresser scarfs
--sf.1gl
75c Lace Trimmed Dresser scarfs
--fec
Children's Stamped RANDY
Dresses --sac
Art Dept, MeELanine Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mrs. C. C. Cole has announced a
postponement OF tho Kappa meeting
10 have been held Saturday altar
noon In her home until Saturday,
May 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mrs Max Cohen has returned from
4 visit OF few weeks In Kansas
CITY
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Al CArtih

Mrs l.. II, Witwor entertained In Z.
formally at cards yesterday afternoon
In her hoshc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mrs. George NJ. Ransom left last
evening for Oklahoma CITY, where
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs Max y. Andreae have
taken possession OF their new home
In Childers' HeightH.
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DOLLAR SPECIALS

8 yards OF 1sc Bieached Muslin.
. yards of l5c Curtain Swisses.
Z yards OF Unbleached Muslin.
yards OF 3s-inch Nainsook.
Main Floor
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Tollct and Bath Sonps
Rouge

Dorin.s l'ta Rouge iSc
porin saCegc Powder A6c
Dorm Lin stick .o toe
Main Floor
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Perfumes
Toilet Waters

Nsvis Toilet Water esc
Plnaud's Lilac Toilet
Water .......... soc
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Continues

This event surpasses any have launched in point
and values nvovedProfits throughout the be
during this campaign We hope to add 0,000 Gust
lists. Our patronage extends throughout the Eastern
state and is steadily increasing While this sale inal
new customers the prices available to old custom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Mrs Robert Lyon left last nigh
10 Join Mr.. l.lson for n fcw weeks
SITS In Kansas city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Queen Esther Missionary circle NJ
First N y church will meet this
evening IN The home OF Mrs. q. II
LoOnard
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Regular s. grade, slightly ir-
regular. black, brown, gray
pink. InL-hluo and white.
Hosiery Dept, Main Floor
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17
Purely Personal Paragraphs
BY ''Quie"

Little did I expect, some five weeks
ago, when | left northwest Nebraska,
that / would be again in Red Cloud
TO call it home. True / planned on
coming here when l left the Sand Hill
county--planned on coming here for a
few days; to visit the old haunts; to
see old friends; but not to remain.
When l reached a point some ninety
miles from here | learned that "Mac'
was again in Red Cloud, released from
army service. To be sure | longed to
see him, as he and l had been more
like "pals" than employer and en-
ployee.
After arriving here and receiving a
hearty welcome from many who had
just one year q to-day-when mis-
fortune overlook me and life hung in
the balance for many days-proved to
be staunch friends, extended the hand
of friendship, with the request that l
again take up my abode in u fair
little city, / took the matter under
consideration and made my plans to
leave Fillmore county and again return
to Webster county's prosperous End
thriving metropolis.
During my brief visit here some
three weeks ago, and since / returned
here n week ago, many have in
quired"Where have you beer" Quig"
and what have you been doing?
Feeling that many of these ques-
lions were asked by persons who were
really interested-while / must admit
some were merely put to me out of
pure curosity-I feel that ] can give
this information to the largest num-
Der, in the easiest manner, thro the
columns of the Chief.
The Editor has turned over some of
his valuable space to me, this issue,
in order that | may have a little chat
with my friends. If the readers will
devote ten minutes of their time to
reading this article / will endeavor to
ShiSh'S eh'Hi, itBaiuIuS WHAT Il
was doing and where I have been"
The trip was made from this city
to Omaha by auto, thro the courtesy
of Mr.. Grant Bailey, who has been
visiting his parents in this city and
was returning to Omaha. 1t was an
ideal day for the trip-one of those
refreshing fall days that makes one
feel glad that they are living. We
reached Lincoln about one o'clock, had
lunch and after q BRIEF rcs. were
again on u way, reaching Omaha u
few minutes past six o'clock. Aside
from loosing the trail just before we
crossed the river at Ashland nothing
of Importance occurred during our
journey.
After giving Omaha the Congo over"
and finding that chmms Of old were
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17

The most absorbing and thrilling
Rex Beach story ever screened
"Heart of the Sunsets a melo-
dramatic a of the great Ameri-
a Southwest in the not far gone
days when Uncle Sam, angered almost
beyond patience, stepped into Vera
Cruz and with a mighty fleet of dread
noughts to back him up.
Heart of the Sunset" is not a tale
of warfare. Rather is it a fascinating
romance of the borderland woven,
with that skill for which the author is
famous.
The picture has been produced with
skill and care and is packed with
thrilling action and incident. The
Drawn, the courage and the spirit of
America are in this picture.
A band of U. S. Cavalrymen sta
toned on the Texas border plays an
important part in "Heart of the Sun
set"
About fifty American sharpshooters,
among their number some of the
worlds greatest horsemen and crack
shots, were pressed into service
through the courtesy of their COM
handing officer.
Summer resort bathing scenes, an
other novelty for a Western drama
ire to be found in Heart of the Sun
set" Some of the comedy relief &C.
ton is laid on the beach at Corpus
! Christi, TeXas.-At the Orpheum
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17
Sheriff's Sale

Notice Is hereby given, that under and by
virtue OF an order of Attachment issued
from the office OF Edith l.. Nick eighan Clerk
OF the District Court OF the Tenth Judicial
District, within and for Webster county, Ne
braska, upon a decree In an action pending,
therein, wherein Occidental Bidding 4 Loan
Association OF Omaha, Nebraska, was Plain
TIL, and against william 5. Parks, ct al, De-
PENDANTS, I shall offer for sale at public ven
due, according to the terms OF said decree,
to the highest bidder for cash In hand, at the
south door OF the Court house, at Red Cloud,
In said wesakar county, Nebraska, tthat
bsing the building wherein the last term OF
said court was holden) on the 18th day OF
May A. ID. 1919 ut 2 o'clock p. m, OF said day,
the following described property, to-wit: Lot
Six (6), In Block three 81 CARRIERS Addition
to Red Cloud. Webster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this l lth day OF April
A. D., 1915.
FRANK HUFFER sheriff.
+. q. Maurer Plaintiffs Attorney,
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17

scattered to the four winds, in various
army camps, and after looking after a
few business matters l departed for
Sioux City, Iowa. Arriving there
founf That my former pals had ac-
cepted a steady position with Uncle
! Sam.
| then headed northwest into South
Dakota, accepting for a time the
hospitality of the inhabitants of
Vermillion-offered providing you had
the rrequired amount of cash to ex-
change for their courtesies. The State
~" is located there. The city is built
on he highlands, about half a mile
from the depot and river. An excellent
view of the valley and surrounding
country may be obtained from the
city,. Loafed a while in one of the
newspaper offices there. The pro-
prietor being a very congenial fellow.
Being short Of help he endeavored to
persuade to m accept a position in
his office, but at that time | was not
ready to settle down.
/ proceeded on my weary way (if
you have ever travelled over that par
ticular branch of the milwaukee,"
you realize that it was weary west
to Mitchell, one of South Dakota's
livest cities. Not so small, either, as
some 1000 people call it home. I ar
rived there about ten days too soon
for Corn Palace-the principal event
of the year.
Workmen were busy preparing the
Palace for the gala event. The interior
and exterior of the Palace is covered
with and decorated with corn of
various colors and of nifty design. I
found that my Mitchell friends were
serving with the colors.
A day later / continued my journey
west to the dad lands" of S. D.-not
indians and wild animals as the name
would suggest, only land that would
not raise a good crop of thistles and
goats. Hills of a dry hard clay forma-
ton.
crossed the old Missouri and pro
cecded west to Murdo, some rs miles
east of the bad lands, pitched my tent,
that is "paragorically speaking" and
made this my headquarters until /
doubled back OF my trail to Chamber
lain. We arrived there at lao a. M,
one hour late, but at that, a pretty
good record for the Milwaukee. A
rush of "transients" caused the land
lord of the leading" hotel some
anxiety, regarding where he was GO
ing to stow us away, but with several
doubling up" we managed to succeed
in getting located. At exactly five
o'clock u. m, | was called to 'pull
extra 9S west" Evidently the call boy
got his numbers mixed as the engineer
was in No. II instead Of No. IL. A
little later the landlord made the
rounds to call passengers west. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17

The Calf Club is coming to a close.
Thirty boys and girls have enrolled.
About half of the calves have been
purchased and the balance will be
bought this week. The calves will be
shipped ready to be taken out by the
members on Thursday, April "a.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
GIVE DINNER
: Red Cloud has a good Chamber of
Commerce organized on the Commun-
ity Plan where farmers and towns
are members. The Entertain
ment Committee are making arrange
ments for the members of the Calf
Club and parents to be guests of the
Chamber of Commerce at a 1870
o'clock dinner at Powell - Pope's
Cafe.
TOASTS
Judge Ranney-Toast Master.
Henry Keeney-"Good Fellows"
Frank Bean-"Good Feeders"
Chas. Steward-"Good F%eelers.'
VIM. Auld-"Good Financiers."
Henry Fausch-"Good Farmers"
After the dinner and program the
members of the Calf Club will draw
their calves by lot and a picture will
be taken of the members with their
The Annual Meeting Has Been
Indefinitely. Watch For
The Date In The Papers.
HENRY r. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent.
ssHEtRT M THE CIrNSEV-
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17
NEBRASKA'S CROP AND LIVE
STOCK PRODUCTION

According to statistics recently COM
piled by the Bureau of Publicity,
Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Me-
braska's crop and live stock produc-
ton covering a period of ten years, is
as follows: Wheat, fourth; corr and
oats, fifth; cattle, third; hogs, fifth;
horses, sixth; all crops, ninth; and all
live stock, fourth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-04-17

desire. Many little incidents and
happenings have been omitted, but to
go into details of the trip would make
this a lengthy story-tiresome for the
reader, SO with your permission will
break off here. "Quig"
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Loze Probuzeni TaboritI (.
20, konaa schulz druhy ctvrtek
v mesici v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Predseda Vac. Xii
van, 48O7 Clark Ave. S. W.;
tai. Frank Cernohorsky, 3413
E. So ST.; ucet. Frank Halas,
$3.50 w. 46 ST.; pokl. Jos. Ger
ny, 2514 Tate Ave. S. w.
Loze Sion {. Ia, J. r. odbyva
schulz treti nedeli v mesici v
Ces. Mar. SIM. Pred. Jaro Bel
san, 1349 Harvard Ave.; tai.
j. Kodet, Stop %, A. B. C.
Line, Bedford, Ohio
icet. Jan Mayer, 1874 Regent
Rd.; po'Slad. Ferd. Schwartz,
1904 Lawn Ave. N. w.
Loxe Bila Hora, {. "a, J. T.
odbyva schulz druhou nedeli v
mesici ' sini p. Kamenickyho
ma Fleet Ave. Pred. Ferd. Prn-
Sa, 440S Warner Rd. tai. Bob.
Fiser, 1888 Croton Ave-; 1cet.
7. r. Safranek, 1905 Ferris
Ave-, pokl. Jan Mikes, 801l
Maryland Ave.
Loze Zlata Praha {. "a, j. T,
odbyva schulz prvni nedeli Y
mesici v SIM Sokola Cleveland
ma Quincy Ave. Pred. Kar. Ka.
Sc, 1923 Buckeye Rd.; tai
leo. Vsetecka, 2119 E. 90 St.
lcet. Ant. Soukup, E. lis ul.
,okl. Vac. Novy, 1926 Wood
land Ave.
Loze Bojovnici Svobody {
so. J.. T. porada sch1ze prvn:
nedeli v mesici We 2 hod. cd,
poledne v SIM j. A. KomenskJ
ma E. 131. ul. Pred. Karel Di
Wis, 1881 E. l29 ILL.,; tai. Mich
Machacek, 1859 E. 129 ul., |
cetnik Ant. Hanzal, 1880!
Oakfield Ave-, pokl. Jos. Slae
ky, 3611 E. 104 ul.
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RHINE Spolky.

The Ohio Fishing Club, ko-
IA schuzi ctvrtou nedeli We 2
nod. odp. V Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway. Pred. Jos. Benes,
3240 E. AZ. ST.; tai. l.. Ze-
lima, 12402 Rexford Ave-, ucet.
Ant. Specian, 3718 Broadway,
pokl. j. Hauner, 4617 Lester
Avenue.
Spolek Starych ceskych O.
sadnikG kona schdze vzdy PRIV
nj nedeli V lednu, dubnu, GER
venci a rijnu V Ceske Mar. SIM,
PTedseda C. Wiesenberger, Ia
,jem. NJ. Zeman, Probulov,
Broadway; pokl. Tomas Sidlo,
1923 Miles Ave; ucet. E. Mil
Ter, Stop IA, Bedford, O..
Rediselstvo Ceske Sine Sokol
ma Clark Ave. kona sve schuze
prvni pondeli mesici v 8 hod.
,eCer Ceske SIM Sokol. Pred
soda Jan Novak, $3.50 w. 81
H.; tai. Anna Pekaf, 1919 w.
81 ILL.,; uCet. a pokl. Anna Ma
Since, 1914 w. As ul.
Damska Beseda ma zap. strs
,S, kona schulz kazde druhe
Jondeli V mesici. Predsedks
Jarie Voldan, 3191 I. 81 Ill.
al. a uGet. Ant. Petr, 3176 w
80 ST., pokl. Yer. Lustic, 1927
w. Al St.
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Sbory Sokolske.
Sokol Cleveland kona sch

SONOA Z hciio oNlie
ze kazdou treti nedeli V mesici
C sve sini ma Quincy Ave. Sta
osta FIR. Rebeka, 2346 E. 83
l.; jednatel Vac. Kunasek,
2483 E. SO ILL.,; ucet. Vac. HUI
III, 1900 Parkhill Ave-; pokl.
Fr. Yak. 25O9 Z. 80 ST.; nacel-
nix FIR. Pliska, S317 Central
Avenue.
Sokol Havlicek kona schulz
lazdou ctvrtou stredu V mesici
Y Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
pay. Starosta B. E. Ptak, 4914
Broadway, jednatel j. Petr,
1896 Otokar ST., uCct. Vac,
Sorm, $3.50 E. 81 ST.; pokIad.
Vlast. Kadlec, 1927 Broadway,
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Damske PodpGirne
Sbory.

Velkovybor j. {. D. st. Ohio,
odbyva schulz treti stredu v
nSsici Ceske Mar. SIM. Pred.
Hrist. Huspaska, 1926 E. 12S
St., tai. Anna Baloun, 4315
Trowbridge Ave.; ucet. M. Ze-
nan, Broadway, pokladnice
Kat. Svancara, 1921 Leading
Ave. S. W.; dozorkyne Kater.
Ia Svec, 4153 E. 1913 ul.
Sbor Vlastimila c. 8, j. &. D,
1ona schulz ctvrtou nedeli y
nesici v Ceske Narodni SIM na
Broadway. Pred. Anna Sacha
1896 Miles Ave; tai. Marie
|RGzicka, 4247 E. 1875 ILL.,; ucet.
Bozena Macha, 1884 E. 40 ul.
okl. Zdenka Soukup, 500.
ershing Ave.
Sbor Lidumila {. Fl, J. &. D
odbyva schulz prvni nedeli Y
mesici Ceske Narodni SIM na
Broadway, mistnosti c. Il.
Pred. Anna Mikes, 4441 Douso
Ave-; TAI. Anna Maly, 4312 E
"a ILL.,; ucet. Marie Albrecht
1904 E. 54 ILL.,; pokl. Lizzie
Fielder, 6117 Morton Ave.
.Sbor Renata TyrSova, {. 81
j. {. D., odbyva svoji schdz
prvni nedeli V mesici V Ceskf
Narodni SIM. Pred. Josefa Tu.
ISel, 346t E. 108 ILL.,; tai. Josefa
Silhavy, 4121 E. 1856 ILL.,; ucet
Mar. Basil, 127O8 Benham Aye
Sbor Elisha Peskova, {. 80
J. c. D, kona schulz druhou ne
deli v mesici v Ceske SIM So
kCl ma Clark Ave. Pred. Marie
Tcmsik, 1913 Sackett Ave. S
w; tai. Marie Proser, 303'
Trowbridge Ave-; ucet. Ann;
'arsa, 1910 w. 80 ul.
Sbor Frantiska Stranecka, c
81, J. G. D., kona schulz ctvr
on nedeli V mesici v Ceske Ma
rcdni SIM V mistnosti c. 2
Pred. Josefa Kupec, 1925 ",
Ave-; tajem. johanna Doubek
1878 e. So ILL.,; ucet. Anna Va
.In3k, 5015 Broadway; poklad
lnna Rezac, 3799 E. so III.
Sbor Libuse els. l, j. c. D.
kona schulz ctvrty ctvrtek
lesici Ceske Mar. SIM. Pred
Frantiska Karnos, 62O9 Broad
way, tai. Marie Hajek, 37l,
ICroton Ave, ucet. Anna +
rexler, 1913 Mead Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-15
Jednota TaboritGG.
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kona sve schuze ctvrty patek
Y mesici V Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway. Pfedseda Bob. FL
Sci, 1888 Croton Ave; tai. FIR.
Cernohorsky, 3413 f. SO St;
UGct. A. Hanzal, 351l L. 1CA
Ill; pokl. M. Sklenicka, 3704
Croton Ave.