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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
INSPECT LAWNS
OF ROCK ISLAM,
DOOM BARBERRY
Four Federal Agents Here to See
That Dangerous Plants Are
Eliminated.

If you have any barberry bushes
TO dig prepare to dig them now.
Next week four Representatives of
the department OF agriculture, state
as well as nation. will be ambling
about Rock Island lawns to see
whether the request for the de-
struction of the common and purple
barberry bushes has been complied
with. They are working in Henry
county now and they will start in
Rock Island probably Monday. Then
they will go to Moline and other
centers in the county. They are
making their headquarters temper
arily at the Harper house.
Every street in the city will be
traversed and every clump of shrub
berry inspected. Where the offending
plants are found a red tag will be
tied to them and the owner notified.
A record will be maze in duplicate
and filed with sta federal ag-
ricuEural deps Later there
VIZ be anothe lion to see
<hether the re- for removal
has been complied with.
The men who will work Rock Is
land are ]. H. Gage. W. r. Cuba, z.
K. Schulz and D. A. AlbTecht. The
government, in sending these men
here to order the removal Of dan
gerous varieties Of barberry, is de-
termined to control and eliminate
the dreaded black stem rust which
affects wheat.
Damage is Proved.
The common barberry (berberis
vulgaris) and its horticultural va
rieties is the direct spreader Of the
black stem rust OF wheat, oats. rye
and barley in the grain producing
districts. This Is not fiction but It is
the bold truth. The relationship Of
the barberry and the black stem
rust of wheat and allied grains and
GSasses has been repeatedly proven
anAdemonstrated in our pathology
zeal laboratories, ana Is further at
tested TO by the experience Of those
European countries that have elm
mated the barberry and thereby In
creased their yield of wheat.
In the United States grain grow
srs have been suffering greatly from
the raYages Of wheat rust.
The. whole wheat belt becomes
annually infested with this disease
through the common barberry and
Its horticultural varietles. In the
year 1915 wheat rust was the pfln-
cipaI factor In reducing ths yield OF
wheat in North and South Dakota,
Montana and Minnesota, by more
than 200.000.o00 bushels, loss
which would not have occurred had
there been no baTbeTry In these
states.
The United States government.
acting through the department OF
agriculture is determined to Grad
Icate the common harberry shrub,
Wills farmers are called upon and
urged to take every preventative
and cultural method to prevent the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
WOULDN'T TAKE A
FORTUNE FOR IT
AL nDHer Friends Come 70 See
What Tanlac Did For
Mrs. Lynch.

Il wouldn't take a good size for
tune for all the good Tanlac has
done for me-" said Mrs. A. F.
Lynch OF 1914 Central street. Gales.
burg, Ill. to q Tanlac representa-
tive, recently.
Il had been suffering with stom-
ach trouble for about FIVE years"
continued Mrs. Lynch. land some
times was in perfect agony from
pain and cramps. At times it Just
looked like the least thing ate
would give me an awful attack OF
Indigestion and 1 was told that If
didn't diet myself I was likely to
die from one Of these spells. I
hadn't been able to eat a regular
meal for several years and in all
this time l suffered with cramps,
dizzy spells and awful, throbbing
headaches. 1 was often troubled
with gas on my stomach and
bloated up so badly l felt like l
could hardly get my breath. Oh, it
was an awful feeling, l tell you,
land l hadn't been able to eat any
king but light foods for so long
it NEas very discouraging. to say
rothfng OF the terrible pain | had
trouble. l also suffered a lot with
my kidneys and was so constipated
that my condition alarmed me at
times, and try as 7 would. l just
didn't seem able to find ANYTHING
to relieve this trouble. NY back
hurt me so bad I could hardly
stand 1t sometimes. and I was new
er free from a dull aching pain
across the small OF my back. L
finally got so run down in health
I was just able to get around and
that was about all. but when
suffered from those attacks of in
digestion l was usually laid up for
as much as a week and sometimes
longer. I tried about everything
that was recommended for my
trouble. but nothing I took helped
me and was in so much pain
most Of the time I just felt like
life was hardly worth living.
Then 1 was lucky enough to
try Tanlac. and it has certainly
done me a wonderful amount OF
good. because I can eat three meals |
a day now, and am never trou-
bled a particle with indigestion. |
bloating spells or headaches. My
kidneys don't bother me now and |
I am not constipated any more, !
either. and am in such good condi- |
ton I can do all my homework |
WITH ease. even the washing. AS |
s1~4natter OF fact. l am perfectly |
we'll in every way and so pleased |
over the way Tanlac has helped |
me that I talk about it all the |
time and so do the neighbors. and |
people that have heard about my !
recovery come to see me to find ,
out if all they hear is true and it !
doesn't take me long to convince |
them of the facts. I'm always !
glad to speak a good word for /
Tanlac"
Tanlsc is sold in Rock Island at
Bengston's drug store.-Adv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

ment was received yesterday by
f. c. Werlich. secretary OF the
Moline civil service board. The
ruling OF the civil service commits
sion was made on request OF the
war department.
Men now in service may apply
for examination which will be Civ
en- before their discharge. Field
clerks, those enlisted in the S. A.
T. c.. and army and navy nurses
will be admitted on the same basis
as other service men. but welfare
workers are not included in this
general provision. All offices are
open to these men, except that OF
postmaster, which is filled by nom
nation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

1896 inch white brocaded
buck towels, hemmed, DC
dozen $2.65; each -. AOS
1896 inch white buck tow
els, brocaded border, hem
med, dozen 1925, 1Oc
each -. 80. -. ~
1896 inch plain white buck
towels, hemmed, doz- 20C
en- $3.40; each -. OV%
Plain white wash . Sc
cloth, each -. ...... w
Colored border wash cloths,
each 10c, 121ac I5C
and $50. go. 80. AOS
1896 inch union buck tow
els, part linen, hem 5nc
stitched, each =. -. OVN
211ax41 inch topaz bath rug,
oriental designs, is @ Ok
washable, each =. "%'"O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

its workers had a big share in the
responsibility of putting Rock Is
land over the top in the fourth loan
by the large margin it attained. He
declared the city would reap SUM-
Client attention through the name
he suggested.
Another suggestion for a name
for the ship was "Pere Marquette, {"
which one Rock Island woman
thought appropriate now that there
is so much interest in the French
and French history. although it has
no direct connection with the city
OF Rock Island or the community
II you have a name to suggest,
communicate with The Argus be-
fore noon tomorroy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

In an article entitled Lazy M.
Ps," the political correspondent
of one paper figures out that the
working week OF the average mem
Der is only about "a hours. Very
rarely, according to the critic, are
200 OF the total membership OF 707
to be found in the house OF com
mons at $3.50 p. m. and only a fow
stalwsrts remain till the adjourn
ment at II p. m,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
FRIDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-AUGUsT g. 1919

Miss Elizabeth Randall of Port Byron
spent Sunday at the d. W Mumma home.
The Yuma Aid society met at the home
of Mrs. 2. Daily Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Minnie Wainwright called in Hills
dale Wednesday
Ed and Judd WainEr rht were business
callers in Moline Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Frels was shopping in Moline
Monday.
Mrs. Laurin Allsbrow spent Tuesday
evening in East Moline with relatives.
Mrs. Anna Cox visited her daughter
Hazel Dell. in East Moline 4 few days
Verna Mumma was = business caller in
East Moline Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

Developed of fine georgette crepe in flesh
and battleship gray with round necks,
square collars. The trimming consists of
some with pleats across the front, while 9TH
ers have elaborate silk embroidery effects.
They're exceptional qualities at this pricing.
Other georgette blouses in wide range of
shades and sizes, SIS to $25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

Island county within the next few
days, and all the common and pur-
pie leafed barberry will be con-
demned by them. Condemned plants
will be marked with a red tag,
which under no circumstances
should be removed or destroyed I'M
til the plant upon which it is fas-
tened is destroyed.
Do not tear or take these tags off
the plants. for they are United
States property. The removal of the
tags as wilful attempt to interfere
with the execution of the law and
Is punishable as such.
Examine your barberries and If
you have the common varieties de-
stroy them at once; do not wait for
the man who will inspect your
property. but give your govern
ment the fullest measure of your
cooperation in eradicating this
common pest and thereby help to
increase our yield Of wheat. oats,
rye. baLley. etc. Always remem Der
less barberry means more bread.
4 curious butterfly exists In
India. The male has the left wing
yellow and the right wing red; the
female has these coiors reversed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

New blouses just received, lovely collec-
ton of cool looking blouses. Fashion has
brought nothing smarter than these fine or
CANDY blouses. There are so many styles,
with various collars, all sizes, both regular
and extra sizes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

Six name have been suggested 10
date for the vessel which will be
sponsored in the east this fall in
honor of the showing made by Rock
Island in the fourth Liberty loan
campaign.
Three additional names were sug-
gested today, "Pere Marquette, ."
City of Rock Island" and Island
of Rock Island" Names Of those
who suggest the titles are being
withheld by request, but will be
turned over by The Argus to Frank
! Mixter. chairman of the Liberty
loan organization. at noon tomor-
row. All suggestions will have to
be made before noon tomorrow in
order to receive consideration as
the decision on the name must be
forwarded TO the war loan organ
ization of Illinois tomorrow AFTER
noon.
Although the other vessel named
for this city and launched in Febru-
airy. bears the name of Rock Is
land" one Rock Island woman call
ed The Argus today and declared
that the names suggested yester-
day, Fort Armstrong Black
Hawk" and Island City" to the
outside world do not give thought
of Rock Island She suggested
Getty Of Rock Island" declaring
this city would get the full benefit
Of the advertising in the name OF
the vessel and at the same time the
name would be sufficiently different
from Rock Island" to avoid COM
plete duplication.
Suggestion was made by a Rock
island arsenal workman that the
name Island of Rock Island" be
given the new vessel. inasmucn as
the island is a government post and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMS ARE OPEN
TO ALL SOLDIERS

( Special Moline Service)
Soldiers, sailors and marines are
eligible to enter into the civil ser
vice examinations, regardless
whether or not they saw service
at home or abroad. This announce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
YUMA

Church ssrvicss win be held At Zuna
Sunday evening and at Rose Kill Sunday
morning.
Mrs Hull of Moline visited at the home
of Mrs. Minnie wainwright . few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
HOW ABOUT Z. s. CONGRESS.
MEM

London.-Some London newspa-
pers complain that the average
member OF the British parliament
does not earn his $4,000 q year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
Continuing the Semi Annual
Sale OF TOWeLS

14x23 inch plain white Turk
ish bath towels, DC
dozen $2.25, each -. %OS
15x31 inch Turkish bath
towels, white, dozen Doc
1925, each ...... e. ~
2Ox4O inch heavy Turkish
bath towels, plain white,
dozen $6.25, Zoe
each -. :. 49,. -.
2Ox40 inch plain white Turk
ish bath towels, doz- ASC
en- $500, each -. =. 1OS
22x40 inch pink check Turk
ish bath towels, 6OC
dozen $3.50, each &c. Wv
18x36 inch colored stripe
Turkish bath towels, Zoe
dozen $3.50; each W.
19x38 inch Turkish bath
towels, colored TIC
border, each ....... AOS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08
SIX NAMES FOR
new VESSEL ON
LIST OF ARGUS
GCity of Rock Island island Of
Rock Island" and %Pere Mar.
quette- Added.

NAMES SUGGESTED.
Fort Armstrong;
Black Hawk.
Island City.
City of Rock Island.
Island of Rock Island.
Pere Marquette.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22

Sberatele PIP. FIR. Prochaska a Fr. Hajek.
Knizka els. 1442.
Kar. Kolstrunek, 1872 Trumbull Pl. $1.OO
Frank Skochh, 1906 Trumbull Ave 500
FIR. Prochazka, 1901 Trumbull Ave. LOO
Jos. Teply, 1903 Trumbull Ave. :. 100
Aug. Zbornik, 1911 Trumbull Ave. 500
Jan Vinker, 1907 Trumbull Ave. >. 100.
Jan Krejci, 1905 Trumbull Ave. 100
o. Juranek, 1905 Trumbull Ave. 100
Ant. Bastyr, 3915 Trumbul Ave- :. 100
Mich. Janovsky, 1919 Trumbull Ave. LOO
Adolf Hrach, 4121 Trumbull Ave. 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22

FIR. lid, 5O29 Pershing Ave. ..... 500
Jos. Rabka, 5O17 Pershing Ave- -. 200
Jan Bartun6k, 5O15 Pershing Ave- 1000
Chales Saso, 5O15 Pershing Ave- LOO
Fr Malccek, SOIL Pershing Ave. 500
Stan Van6k, 5Ol5 Broadway :.. 800
Jan Kodet, SOAP Pershing Ave. .. 900
Fr Jedlicka, 5O42 Pershing Ave- 200
Vaclav Hasman, SOAP Pershing Ave- 100
JOS. Urban. 5O42 Pershing Ave. 49,. 800
r. Mroz. 500 Pershing Ave. ...... 100
Vacav Jim. necitel.) 5O37 Pershing 800
Kare Strnad. 5O54 Pershing Ave. LOO
Louis Krejny, 5O42 Pershing Ave. 1900
Teresa Koutnik, Fower Ave. w LOO
FIR. Sramek. Fowler Ave. .... LOO
Tr. Prochaska, 5147 Fowler Ave. ;. 100
Knizka els. 1645.
Jan Kucera, 5119 Fowler Ave =. S1.OO
]. V. Janota, 1886 f. 49. st. ..... 500
DR.. E. kieger, 1922 Fover Ave. -. 500
Pani K Kieger, 1922 Fowler Ave. 200
F. M. Kieger, 5122 Fowler Ave. ... 200
Olga Kieger, 5122 Fowler Ave. 100
Jan Nousek, 5114 Fowler Ave. -. 100
Josephine ? ,5l14 Fowler Ave- -. 100
JOS. Ruzicka, 5126 Fowler Ave. :. =. LOO
Fr. Routa, 5134 Fowler Ave. ... LOO
Geo. Pivonka. 5135 Fowler Ave. 49,. 500
FIR. Zdara. 5145 Fowler Ave- 80. LOO
B. Holpuch, 5153 Fowler Ave. -. 200
Vnic. Kostalek, 5186 Fowler Ave. LOO
Karel Maly, 5O21 Pershing Ave. 80. 200
Jaros. Simerka. 5O25 Pershing Ave. 500
Albert Hauser, Pershing Ave. ... 500
Jennie Marowitz, Buettner CT. ... 100
Mrs. Hruska, 5231 Buettner Ct -. 100
FIR. Hartman Magnet Ave. ., 500
R. Parizek, 1890 Mead Ave- ..... 800
Vaclav Runt, Mead Ave. 200
E. klecak, Mead Ave. e........ 100
Vaclav Zemlicka, 1862 Mead Ave. $500
JOS. Polak, Mead Ave. 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
knizka els. 1924.

JOS. P6nkava, 3454 E. so. st. .... $500
Mike JanouSkovec, 5414 Caleb CT. 100
Jan Toman, 5418 Caleb CT. .. 100
Ed. Slapnicka, 5414 Caleb Ct . 100
Josef Kross. 5415 Caleb CT. ...... 200
Marie Strobl, 3438 F., 81. Place - 100
Jan Brajer, 344O E. 81. Place -. 100
Karel Kinder, 3448 E. 81. Place . LOO
James Kinder, 3448 E. 81. Place -. 100
Marie Fait, 3447 E. 81. Place .... 100
Mendlik, 3443 E. 81. Place ...... 200
Frank Mares, 3439 E. 81. Place ;. 100
Frank Fait 3437 E. 81. Place 49,. 200
Anna Sup, 3471 E. SO. st. 100
Step. Sedlak, 3448 E. SO. st. w 800
Frank Klement E. so. St. . 100
Karel Moravec, 3466 E. so. St. " 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22

Karel Sipan, ? 100
The Fair Broadway cor. Hamm Av. 500
Mr.. Pollak ? ........ 200
Bessie Belsan, 5642 Broadway -. $500
FIR. C. Mahak, Brecksville, O. 49,. $500
DEW. Herbkersman, 62O3 B'dway 1000
Mrs. Swoishe. 5619 Broadway 49,, $500
Frank Lukas. Broadway ....... 1000
Marie Fngulir, 5642 Broadway =. 500
Sberatel Josef Pecka, Camp Sherman, o.
knizka els. 872.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
SEzNAM CECH0 V CLEVE-
LANDU A OKOLi, KTERf
PklSPELI Ma NAR0D-
Nj DAN.

Dalsi pfispevky Sc prijimaji lfadov-
ne Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni.
Uradovna je otevrena denns cd hodin RAJ
no do l hod. odpol. cd $3.50 hod. .
odpol. do hod. vecer.
(PokraGovani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22

?
Josef Pctr, III 10 Trumbull Ave 200
Jan Andel, 4lO6 Trumbull Ave. =. 300
FIR. Burouss, 4122 Trumbull Ave. :. LOO
Jos. Novotny, 1920 Trumbull Ave. 200
Marie Jungvirt, 4OO4 Trumbull Ave 100
Jan PaleGek, 1904 Trumbull Ave. 100
Anna Valvoda, 1922 Trumbull Ave. 100
Vaclav PeSner, 1905 Trumbul Ave. $50
Jan Unger, 1907 Trumbull Ave. =. LOO
Mrs Kres, 1856 Gallup Ave. ... 800
Karel Benes, 1892 f. AS st. .. 100
Vaclav Pacovsky, 1861 Gallup Ave. 200
Sberatelky pi. M. Skala pi. J. Krchov.
knizka els. 875.
Josef Kase. 3917 Warren Ave. -. $1.OO
FIR. Zika, 1913 Warren Ave. ... 200
Chas Malek, 1905 Warren Ave. :. 200
NJ Petranek, 1907 Warren ST. 200
Vaclav Brichacek, 3715 Warren Av. 100
Anna Cermak, 3719 Warren Ave. 100
JOS. Skoula, 1921 Warren Ave. 200
Anna Vicha. $500 Warren Ave. -. LOO
FIR. Kouba. 1910 Warren Ave- 500
Mat Brisky, 5000 Warren Ave. 200
FIR. Krofta, 1910 Warren Ave- 1000
FIR. Boukalik, 4015 Warren Ave. 100
JOS. Mareda, 1921 Warren Ave. 800
Vaclav Skala. 1906 Warren Ave. :. 1900
Ruzena Koryta, ALI Broadway 100
knizka els. 1923.
Ed. Goers, 1921 Warren Ave. S1.OO
Marie Hahn. 4317 Warren Ave -. 100
Jan Feltes, 4315 Warren Ave. 49,. 100
Josef Skala, 4315 Warren Ave- -. LOO
Tille Klicman, 4311 Warren Ave. 100
Josef Dolejs. 1907 Warren Ave. :. 500
Jan kusa, 1903 Warren Ave. 100
Jan Hlavin. 4215 Warren Ave. -. 500
JOS. Hanousek, 42O3 Warren Ave. 500
Dr. j. Smolik, 1922 Warren Ave. 500
Jos. Smolik, 1922 Warren Ave. .... 200
FIR. Jensik, 4O1l Warren Ave. ... 500
Anton Kominek, 4OO9 Warren Ave. 200
Protiva Nedelka, 1924 Warren Av. 500
FIR. Becka, 4OO5 Warren Ave. 49,. LOO
v Zarybnicky, 40O5 Warren Ave. 100
Jiri kunes, 1921 Warren,Ave .. 200
Jan Havlic, 3917 Warren Ave. -. LOO
Frank Malek, 1905 Warren Ave. :. LOO
JOS. Lejcar 4O21 Warren Ave. 100
w. Lanzendorfer. 4OO4 Warren Av. LOO
Vaclav Seiba. 42OO Trumbull Ave. LOO
Jan Vincenc, 1916 Svoboda Ave- ..41.OO
Marie Smola 1920 Warren Ave. 100
Pavel Jonas, .... ...:. 800
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Sbsratelky pi. F. Minarik All. Kozelka
knizka els. 893.

Vaclav Kofron, E. Sc. Place $500
JOS. Minarik, E. Sc. Place 200
Ludvik Sip, 5114 Guy Ave. .... 500
Marie Hlavin, Sill Guy Ave. .. 100
Jan Black, 511O Guy Ave. LOO
Frank Busta, 51O3 Guy Ave. ... 200
Emil Senft, 5101 Guy Ave. .. 100
Josef Frk, 5O12 Guy Ave. .... 100
James Kolar, Guy Ave. .... 100
Frank Hysek, 5025 Guy Ave. 100
Josefa Fikar, 5023 Guy Ave. 49,. LOO
JOS. Mulacek. 5000 Guy Ave. 100
Frank Hacha, 5018 Guy Ave- 200
Fr Kahoun, 5015 Guy Ave. .... 100
Jan Vanek, 5O14 Guy Ave. 100
Jan Vancata, 5O08 Guy Ave- ..... 100
Vaclav Black, 5OO1 Guy Ave- 100
FIR. Makovicka, 5OO2 Guy Ave. 200
Mat Jaros, 1927 Guy Ave. .. LOO
Jos. Klima, 1920 Guy Ave. 100
Josefa Kvasnicka, Guy Ave. ..... 800
Jan Anderle. 491O Guy Ave. .... a0O
FIR. Famera, 4915 Guy Ave- ...... 100
Ch. Hronek, Guy Ave. ...... 100
H. Sindelar, 5005 Guy Ave. ..... 200
Knizka els. 1900.
Fr. Kvasnicka, 4914 Guy Ave. ..... $l.00
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22

Josef Suda, Pershing Ave. $500
Vaclav Rybak, 1924 Wendell Ave. 800
Vac. Houska 1924 Wendell Ave. 800
JAS. PrOsek, 1882 Wendell Ave. 100
Jan Pecka, 1882 Wendell Ave. 100
JOS. Nimberger, 1926 Wendell Ave. LOO
JOS. Havranek Dakota Ave. 200
Jan Hanzl, 1927 Dakota Ave. 200
Mat. Panec, 4817 Dakota Ave. 200
Volt. Josef, 1926 Dakota Ave. 800
Josef Vacha, Dakota Ave. LOO
Rudolf Prime 1882 Dakota Ave. 500
Jos, Hrebicek, 1927 Wendell Ave. 800
N. Brejmer, Guy Ave. ........ 100
knizka els. 1916.
Frank Kunc, 5126 Hector Ave. $500
Albert Soukup, 5092 Pershing Ave. 200
FIR. Kucera, 5098 Pershing Ave. LOO
Anton Mencl, 1000
Vaclav Savik, .5O73 Pershing Ave. 500
Ed. Knapp, 5O41 Pershing Ave. 100
FIR. Hucek, 5O37 Pershing Ave. 800
1. Lamboy, -? ?............ 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Sberatelky pi. A. Jelinak pi. K. Marx
knizka G. l44O.

Chas. Jelinek, 3O37 E. As. st. $500
Florence Vrbskv, 3O33 E. As St. 200
Anna Kotaska, 3Ol2 E. AS st. 500
Rudolf Prihoda, 1922 E. as. St. 1900
Mrs. Chariper 1880 E. as. St. 100
Katefina Mares. 3O41 E. As. St. 100
Jan Blaha. $3.50 E. As. st. .,.t. $50
Vaclav Blaha, $3.50 E. AS. st. 2.5O
Mrs. Vandas, 3165 E. As. st. 100
Vine. Krchov, 4617 Gallup Ave. 200
Jan Soma, 1925 Gallup Ave. .... 200
}. Soma, 1926 Gallup Ave. LOO
Agnes DowdeI, 4643 Gallup Ave. 100
Jan OnaGil 1866 Gallup Ave. LOO
Marie Stribrny, 1857 Gallup Ave. 800
FIR. Zeman. 1868 Gallup Ave. ... LOO
Frank Vaca. 1867 Gallup Ave. 100
Mrs. j. DAIMLER, 1878 Gallup Ave. LOO
Frank Lenc, 1866 Gallup Ave. 200
Mat. Merit, 4648 Gallup Ave. 800
Frank Kral, 3O37 E. As. st. LOO
N. Violin, 1922 E. AS. St. 100
j. Makovicka. 4671 Gallup Ave. LOO
Anna Kalal. 4687 Gallup Ave. 100
Pi A. Bartunek 1852 Gallup Ave. LOO
Knizka els. 4449.
Jan Mottl 5000 E. As. St. $500
Alb. HOmZa, 1921 E. AS St. LOO
Sberatelky pi. K. Hartman a pi. A. Jonota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Sberatelka pi. A. Janotova.
knizka els. 1647.

Geo. Cabalek. 1891 f. 121 st. $4,000
FIR. Chadima, $40 Jeffries Ave. LOO
F. Pusler, ~. LOO
Y. Janecek, 1855 Mead Ave- LOO
Kat. Vetrovec Mead Ave. ..... LOO
Karel Hegrat. 4947 Mead Ave. 200
Lad. Jedlicka, 1927 Mead Ave. 500
Marie Klimes, Mead Ave ..... 500
Mich Horacek, Mead Ave. 500
Mike Holecek, 4912 Mead Ave. 200
Josef Malecek 1914 Mead Ave. 500
Jan Burda, 1918 Mead Ave. . 100
FIR. Texler, 4918 Mead Ave. 200
Josef Jupa, 1922 Mead Ave. 100
Barb. Janda. 1896 Mead Ave. 49,. 200
Jan Vopat, 4944 Mead Ave. Fl 90
Alois Cipra, 1897 Mead Ave- .... 500
Ed. Schwartz. 4948 Mead Ave. LOO
Jim Hannet, 1850 Mead Ave. 500
l.. Holan. 1852 Mead Ave. 100
Petr Povolny. 1856 Mead Ave =. 500
Marie Uhlii. 1856 Mead Ave. 200
JOS Bartunek 1853 Mead Ave. 100
Jim Nosek, 1892 Buettner Ct 200
E. G.. Hoffman, Buettner Ct 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Sberatelky pi. B. Plent a pi. M. Zeman.
Knizka els. 885.

DR.. j. B. Plent, Broadway ...... $25.OO
Leo Palda, Broadway ....... $500
Pani M. Palda, Broadway .... 5000
Slavo] Palda, Broadway ....... 5000
JOS. Jakes, Broadway ...:....... 500
NJ krongold, Broadway ...... 200
Pi K. klafczinska, Broadway ..... 500
Fred .. Pierce, Broadway ....... 200
DR.. Jan Mister, 6137 Broadway =. 100
Vaclav Maulis, delnik, Broadway ;. 800
V. Nemecek, Broadway ......... 800
FIR. J. Caloun, Broadway ...... 100
l.. G. Kindl. STA Broadway :. 1000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Sberateka pi. NJ. Babkova.
knizka els. 888.

I. E. Vacek, 4947 Broadway ..... $500
Jesman Abb. 5O74 Broadway LOO
Oswald Abb, 5074 Broadway LOO
DR.. F. c. Chvatal. $40 Broadway 500
j. F. Stress, 5214 Broadway LOO
PAM Krejsova. 1925 Broadway 49,. 500
Jan KubG, 5274 Broadway 500
Jan j. babka 500
DIR. J. Bender, 5466 Broadway 500
Mr.. Prosek, Broadway LOO
Mr.. Stress, 5458 Broadway 500
K. Mezera, 5458 Broadway ..... 500
Mr.. Smelly, 53O1 Broadway 500
Mr.. Vaclavik, 1884 Broadway 80. 500
Pani Kubd, $500 Broadway ..... 100
PAM Tresl, 5000 Broadway ...... LOO
DR.. Kocmit. Broadway 500
Josef Peterka, Broadway 200
J. Mahak 5118 Broadway 200
Josef Peck, 1852 Broadway 400
DR.. E. Peterka, Broadway ...... 1000
JOS. w. Kalal, 4939 Broadway $500
Panf Noskova, Broadway 200
Sberatelky pi. B. Plent a pi. M. Zeman.
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