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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-25
NO STATEMENT BY wINCHELL

|
 B. L. Winchell regional director for the southeastern region under the United States railroad administration, who, it was rumored short time ago, would be elected president of the Sea board Air Line, according to the latest rumors. will retire from the railroad buisness. The nature of the business he will engage in Is not stated. There has been no Animation from Mir Winchell, however. as to his intentions and his thousands of friends, both among the railroad people and business men generally. are awaiting with con siderable interest announcement of his plans.
 MT Winchell is one of the abIest and best known railroad men in th" country and in recent years has held the highest offices in several Of the big systems.
 The Birmingham operating commit tee, composed of the superintendents and traffic representatives of all the roads entering Birmingham. with Col IT. F. Hutchens as chairman. held it's last meeting yesterday and at the close of this week it will go out of exist ence Through the work of this com mittee. ably directed by Colonel Hutch ems. traffic conditions in the Birming. ham district, were considerably rA~ lieved during the strenuous days If 1917 ana 91S when every car and every engine was required to perform the greatets possible service Full car load. ing whereby the mbvement of freight was largely increased without any ln- crease in the number of cars was ef- fected
Evening star., 1920-07-07
Women's $1.75
PoIly-Anna Suits, S1.50

Of plain batiste in white and
pink, bodice style, tailored
strap; also E. M. c. Athletic in
white lace trimmed. Sizes "a
to A. Comfortable and prac-
tical.
Evening star., 1920-07-07

Women's $z.z5 and $1.95
Athletic Suits, $1.79
Including Polly-Anna, Regat-
ia, in bodice style, ribbon strap
and narrow shoulder, in ba-
tiste, marquisette, voile and
crepe, plain and figured. In
white, pink, blue and pongee.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
PRESIDENT GIVES
UP WOODS HOLE PLAN
Aides Not Satisfied With the Crane
Establishment-O Locations
for Summer Capital offered

WASHINGTON, April -. = Pres |
ident Wilson viii not establish the sum |
mer White House at Woods Hole, |
Mass. as had been expected. but prob
ably will select some other place wher"
more accommodations are availah'e fer
the large staff of secretaries and 1T
taehes
The announcement that the President
had selected the estate of Charles r.
Crane. minister to China, for his sum-
mer home was premature. The Presl-
dent had accepted Mr.. Crane ! offer Of
lease on the property, but It had not
| been inspected blythe secret service
operatives aRtbs White House attaches
/ Who always manage the household sur
.roundings of the President and his fam
Fly.
When the White House advance
agents went over the ground ii is said
: they came to the conclusion that the
Crane estate itself was not large
enough. and that the accommodations
10 be found in the village were insult
ficient for the forces from the eXecu-
i tive offices which would have to be
i moved to Woods Hole for the summer.
! 1t also developed that the Crane man
sion is close to a railway track, where
! many trains pass day and night; that
there are several automatic fog sig
nails in the waters of Long Island
sound close to shore, and that the lay
out of the Crane grounds in relation to
the public streets and sidewalks OF
Woods Hole raised what the secret
service men termed practical obstacles
to their regular plans for guarding tho
President
When these considerations were lai,
before the President he reluctantly
abandoned his plan to go to Woods Hol
and was regretful that Mr.. Cranes Of
fer had been accepted before all tn
physical considerations which his aid
feel are important We're investigated
1t has not been decided where tn
President will go in view of tn
changed plans, but several offers ar
before him. The White House exeeu
tive force wants to choose a plac
where the physical arrangements are a
much like those here in Washington a
may be possible.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
NO SUDDEN REVOLT |
IN RAILROAD STRIKE.
Radical Leaders Have Been
FOmenting Trouble
for Weeks
GOVERNMENT MAY
PROSECUTE STRIKERS
Glad the Lever Act Is In Force Will
Not Interfere With Labor Leaders as
In Coal Strike Strike Is Really a
Fight to Gust Lee, Veteran Leader.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright BY The Reformer.)

WASHINGTON, April l3.-Open re-
given the government problem even more
complicated than the coal strike 1t was
not a sudden revolt Trouble has been
brewing for many weeks and the depart
ment of justice has been watching certain
radical leaders who have been fomenting
mutiny. As a matter of fact, the depart
ment expected a break in another indus
try to occur before the railroad men
struck.
1t was day Of Il told YOU so at the
department Of Justice where the railroad
strike was attributed entirely to the con-
spiracy of radicals and Bolshevists' who
have begun a process of boring from
within in an effort to overthrow The
more sensible and conservative leaders
| Of organized labor.
| eve have been warning the country
against the activity of radicals, said one
official Of the department, "but we have
been accused of seeing things and ex
! aggerating.'
Officials pointed out that while the
number Of men out on strike was not
considerable II was possible for any smd
number to tie mp the transportation sys
tenn OF the country especially when adopt
ing guerilla warfare tactics Of suspendin:
warE without notice.
Attorney General Palmer got back t,
Washington from Georgia and began eN
aiming the reports of conf 4ential agent
to see what evidence had been collected
on which prosecutions can be based.
it is found that a conspiracy exists, n
dctments viii be asked against the leader
who participated but It Is also quite po:
1 sible that the government may procee
4 against individual strikers on the groun
that they have interrupted the trans
| portatian of the nation food supply tn
\ Lever act still holds good and it is
: lucky thing that the peace resolutio
framed by the house has not vet pasSc
J the senate or been put on the statut
books for the department Of Justice WI
try to make use of some wartime Law
in handling the present situation on Il
railroads.
Inquiry at all the government depar
ments where information might possih
be collected concerning the strike d
vclops tho fact that the outbreak on Il
railroads was prcmeditated and thay t
dismissal of conductor on westa'
railroad was simply pretext Inside 1
railroad brotherhoods, persistent effo
= has been made to dslodge William c. IL
n the failure Of the latter to secure
y veteran leader Of the railroad men, a
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creases in wages in his negotiations with
the railroad administration and railroad
employers has given the insurgents food
for revolt.
This situation is hardly parallel to the
coal strike though in many Of its as
poets there are points of similarity. The |
government then proceeded by injunction |
against group of leaders who presented |
radical demands but had the rank and
file in their control. There was some
doubt of the sincerity of the union leaders
when their men refused to go back to
work in spite of formal notice that the
strike had ceased There is no doubt to-
day of the sincerity OF the appeals of
the brotherhood chiefs who are success
fully rging the majority of their men to
stay Loyalty at their posts In formulating
a policy, the government therefore finds
| it necessary to be careful not to adopt
sweeping measures that will offend the
| loyal union men, Any effort to prosecute
/ individuals will be fraught with many
dangers The brotherhoods would prefer
| to do their own disciplining and it is not
| improbable that before drastic action is
taken. conferences will be held with the
| loyal leaders of the railway men in an eff
] fort to do the thing that will produce
results without giving discontinued rail
road men an additional grievance. 1t is
significant that the White House let it
be known early Monday that the situa-
ton had not been laid personally before
President Wilson while the department
Of Justice could not say definitely that
any action would be taken within the
next "a hours. Government officials are
: proceeding cautiously and are endeayorine
/, to hold up the hands Of the brotherhood
lenders who have managed to keep the ma
iority of the men at work notwithstand
$ ing the tempting appeals of radicals
n The latter have dangled a program o
+ higher wages and other alluring demand
as the certain reward Of a strike at thi
: psychological moment when the railroad
: are being recovered by their owners an
there is an inevitable confusion in III
! scramblng the tangles Of government cor
= troll. Unquestionably the effect of tn
present disturbances viii be a furthe
j investigation of the true situation anon
= the railroad workers Of the country an
= the Immediate establishment of the raj
= road labor board provided by recent ie
= islation. President Wilson is eXpecte
- momentarily to announce the persona
of the board This win afford tribun
=. before the whole case can be tried.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
GETTYSBURG MONUMENTS.
Headquarters of Corps Commanders to
Be Marked.

GETTYSBURG. Pa. April l3-Monu-
ments TO mark the various headquarters
Of the nine corps commanders Of the
Union army in the battle Of Gettysburg
are to be erected within the next few
weeks under the direction Of the National
Park commission. The design is the
creation of Colonel L. B. Cope, engineer
of the commission.
4 granite base will be surmounted in
each instance by cannon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
WANT TO GO TO PARLIAMENT.
Chinese Women Want Suffrage and
Ripht to Sit With Lawmakers.

CANTON, China, April l3-Demand by
Chinese women for representation in par
lament is the latest development in the
Chinese political situation Three groups
of women are agitating for the right to
be elected members of parliament, and
demanding that the new constitution be-
ing drafted here provides the right of
woman suffrage.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
DEATH OF II. S. GRAY.
Lifelong Clothing Merchant of Bellows
Falls.

BELLOWS FALLS, April 13.-Her-
bert 5. Gray, 80, died yesterday after
noon, following an illness of several
months, He was born in Bellows Falls
Jan. II, 1864, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D. Gray, and was educated in
the public schools of this place From
early boyhood he was connected with
the clothing business. here.
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q SBOR RENATA TYRSO.

VA c. 81, jed. odbyva svoji
schulz prvni ned6li m6sici V
Ceske Mar. SIM. Pfeds. Anna
Kral, 1901 E. So ST., tai. Jos.
.Silhayy, 4121 L. 1856 ST, ucet.
Marie Basl, 1906 Benham A
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SOKOL j. A. kOMENSkY

Il SOKOL J. A. kOMENSkY 7
odbyva schuze spolecne sc zen.
skym odborem kazdy prvn.
ctvrtek mesici We spoikove 81.
nj ma +. 13l ul. Starosta Ant
Gruber, 36O8 E. 13l ul., tai
Jan Tuna, 1888 Svec Ave-, Il.
Get. Jan Fencl, 3574 E. l35 ul.
pokl. Bedf. Husa, 1868 Bart.
let Ave.
q SOkOLkY NOVA VLASI
konajf schnzi kazde treti pom.
deli mesici v Ceske Slni So.
kol ma Clark Ave. " mistnostl
els. 4. Starostka Marie Nekva.
sii, 3l36 w. al ST., tai. Marie
Rehula, 1872 Carlyle Ave., Il.
Get. Lena Wais, 1911 Leaeling
Ave-, pokl. Anna Pekar, 327S
w. Sd ul.
q SOKOL TYRS kona schu.
ze kazde druhe pondeli me.
sici v Ceske Sini ma Buckeye
Rd. Tai. Jaro Krusina, 1920
Continental Ave-, ucetnik A.
Habart, 1888 E. 118 ul.
q SLOW. SOKOL TYRS odbJ
va schulz kazdy etvrty patek '
mesici v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Spravce Lud. Krc
1898 w. as ui., ucet. Pave
Krivos, Zapis. Anna Stecko
1913 w. So St., pokl. Pave
Dyr.
Il SOkOLSkA HUDBA ko-
ma sve schuze kazdy patek v
mistnosti Rybak a Sixta. Ka-
pelnik Rud. Huml, 1921 Sophia
Ave-; jednatel FIR. Formanek,
5913 Cable Ave.
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Sokolske Sbory.
IOL CECH cd

e SCkOL CECH odbyvt
schGze kazdou druhou nedeli ,
zimnim obdobi a kazdy druhJ
ctvrtek v mesici V lete. Stare.
sta j. Frcka, namestek Jirt
Janda, ucet. F. j. Sluka, 346S
e. Boulevard, nacelnik jar
Dolista, tai. V. j. Stibr, 3215
E., 55 ul., Vybor majetku Kar,
Rybak, Fr. Kvet, M. Zeman,
F. Plachy, f. Vondracek. Sin
pronajima F. Vondracek, $500
Z. SIS st.
Ct SOkOL CLEVELAND ko-
ma schuze kazdou 2. sobotu v
8 h. vec. We sv6 sini ma Quincy
Ave. Starosta Fr. Zak, 2509
Z. 80 ILL.,, tai. Henry Kerner,
3845 Cvoton St.
Q SOkOL HAVLfCEK kona
schdze kazdou ctvrtou stredu v
Ces. Mar. SIM. Starosta Vol
tech Navratil, 1923 Magnet A.
ve., tai. Fred Holub, 1928 E.
1873 ul., ucet. Vaclav Sorm,
$3.50 E. 81 ul,, pokl. v. Kadlec,
1927 Broadway, nacelnik Lada
Kiml, 5404 Magnet Ave.
u SOKOLkY HAVLfCEK
konaji schulz kazdou treti stre-
du V mesici V Ccske Mar. SIM.
Starostka JOS. Kupcova, 1925
Ivy Ave-, tai. Marie Minariko-
va, $500 Easton Ave-, ucet. Ri
zena Suloya. 7016 Ivy Ave-,
pokl. Bob. Krikavoya, 5808
Broadway.
q SOKOL NOVA VLAST ko
ma schuzi kazdou prvni nedeli
V mesfci v Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark Ave. Starosta FIR. Ne
kvasil, 1886 w. al ST., tai. j.
Kalal, 6613 Sackett St., ucet.
kar. TomSik, 3613 Sackett A.
We. ! .ESA IS
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q CESKA BESEDA odbyya
Sve schuze po cas- zimniho OBJ
dobl yzdy prvni a tIeti nedeli
V meslcl We 2 nod. odpol., be-
hem !etnich mesicu kazdy tre-
u ctvrtek V meslci V s hod. We
Ger Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broad
way. Pfeds. Vac. Honcik, 4lO6
L. 13l ul., tai. JOS. Frcka,
4246 (. lie ST., ucet. Fr. ia
nousek, Box 43, Station o..
Il SPOLEK STARYCh CEs-
kYCH OSADNikU kona schu-
re vzdy prvni nede4i v lednu,
dubnu, cerVenci a Tljnu v Ces.
Mar. SIM. Predseda Tom. Sidlo,
1893 Miles Ave, Tel. Broad
way $50 w, ucetnik j. Burda,
yyblra clenske poplatky OBJ
starava pohfby zesnulych Gle
nu, 49lS Mead Ave-, Tel.
Broadway 1858 j.
Il kkUH CLEVELAND
SkYCH CESEK kona svoji
schulz hazdou ctvrtou stredu
V mesici v l0 hod. dopoledne
V sini p. Kebla, roh Dolloff a
Mcbride Ave. Pfeds. Josefa
huchar, 4O09 Warren ST.,
tai. Marie Macourek, 5407 Bo
Wer Ave, ucet. r. hominek,
4Oo9 Warren ST., pokl. Marie
blaha, 4234 Warren CT.
G THE ONO fiStliNC
CLUE kona schuze ctyrtou ne
deh We Z hod. odpol. v Ceske
Mar. SIM na Broadway. Preas.
j los. BeneS, 8310 Rosewood A.
ve., tai. Vac. Zemlicka, 496z
Mead Ave-, ucet. l.. Ziiina,
l24O2 ReXford Ave-, poki. Ka-
rel Sipan, 5746 Broadway,
luyernik Jos. kvet, 1920 So
on Ave.
4 kLUB PESTITELU kRA-
-ikU pro Cleveland okoli
<ona sye pravidelne schnze
druhou nedeli po dobu
,lmni kazdou ctvrtou sobotu
: dobe letni v mistnosti Rybak
. SlXta. Pfedseda Fr. Horn,
.946 L. Ill ul., tai. Ant. Husa,
1914 Vivian ul., poki. Vine.
Iennert. 1915 Fullerton Ave.
L kARLINSkY STRELEC-
~ kEUB odbyva sv6 schnze
feti etvrtek v mesici v mistne-
ii p. V. Knechtla ma Fleet A
e, Nadlesni Ant, Maxa, leet.
%aclav kneelltf, Fleet Ave. rob
!. 50 ul., pisar Rud. Hauze-,
1855 E. So ul,
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. Adresaf Spolkd Clevelande.

Bolek, 240l Seller Ave-, pokl.
Marie Houska, Daisy Ave.
u SBOR LASkA X MARIO.
DU c. Is, J.C.V. kona sehuze
kazdy druhy ctvrtek v mesici v
Ceske Mar. Sini We 2 hod. odp.
Pfeds. Josefa Kcudeika, tai.
Anna Mulac, 5739 Broadway,
dcet. Anna kral, 1901 E. SIS
St.
d SBOR PRAVE CESKY els.
20, J.C.V., kona schuze prvni
nedeli v mesici. We skol. budo-
We C.N.S. Pred. Barbora Dvo-
fak, 107O9 Earle Ave-, tai. Ma
RE Dlouhy, 4293 E. 1913 ul.
ucet. Anna Stepan, 5773 Port
age Ave.
Q SBOR HVEZDA SVOBO-
DY c. 22, J.c.v. odbyva schd-
ze kazdou ctvrtou nedeli od-
poledne v sini Sokola Cleve-
land na Quincy Ave. Tai. r.
Slessinger, 5119 Hamm Ave-,
lcet. Amaiie Sladky, 1896 E.
lie ul.
III SBOR RENATA TYRS els.
"a, J.C.V. odbyva schnze kaz-
dou treti nedeli Y mesici We 2.
hod. odpol. v Ceske Narodni
SIM. Predsedka Zdenka Sou
kup, tajemnice Anna Kofroll,
1929 E. 81 ul., poklad. Marie
Macourek, ucet. Marie Edel-
stein, Drake Ave.
q LOzE ZENY TABORA {.
II, J.T. odbyva schulz prvni L.
tery V mesici v 7:3O hod. We
Ger V sini p. A. Kebla, roh
Dolloff Rd. a Mcbride Ave.
Preds. Frantiska Karnos, 6209
Broadway, tai. Marie Skle-
nicka, 3704 Croton Ave-, ucet.
Marie Fiser, 1865 Croton Ave.
pokl. Marie Smrz, 1929 E. SIS
st.
G LOzE zENY POKROKU
c. 46, j. T. odbyva schulz tre-
ii pondeli v mesici Ceske ST.
nj Sokol ma Clark Ave. Preds.
Zofie Molzer, 2205 Tate Ave-,
S. W., tai. Anna Hubka, $3.50
w. 54 ST., ucet. Jos. Bila, 1888
w. Sc ST., pokl. A. Halas, $3.50
w. 46 ST.
'N SBOR JIRINA els. 63 od-
byva schulz treti nedeli V me
sici = sini ]. A. Komensky ma
E. 131 ul. Preds. Marie Vencl,
1881 E. 102 ul., tai. Johana
Machacek, 1900 Benham A.
ve., u6et. FIR. Brezina, 3439 E.
LOO st
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Mt. Pleasant kona schuze kaz.
dou 3ti nedeli spolkove sini
na E. 13l ul. Preds. Fr. MINI
berger, 1912 Kinsman 3D., L.
Get, FIR. Krumpllanzl, 1917
Pennington Ave, tai, Vaclay
Kriz, 1886 E. 1873 ul.
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SCud IAalCl AllLId, OA4 Il.
rs ST., tajemnik Jan Ko-
det, 28 Stop, Box II, Bedford,
o., ucetnfk Jan Mayer, 1874
Regent Rd., pokiadnik Kar.
kuthan, l2Y0O Hoy Ave.
al LOZE PROBUZENi Ia
BORITU c, 20, J.T. kona sehu-
ze druhy ctvrtek v mesici v Ce-
ske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Predseda. Ad. Pergl, 1922 Poe
Ave-, tajemnfk Vaclav Mt'en,
3345 w. SO ST., ucetnik FIR.
Halas, $3.50 w. As ST., poklad-
mix Jos. Cerny, 2514 Tate Ave.
is. w.
q LOzE BfLA HORA c. ~,
J.T. odbyva schdze druhou me-
deli mesici v sini p. Kameni-
ckyho ma Fleet Ave. We 2 hod.
odpol. Predseda Jos. Vejlupek,
1856 w. 33 ST., tajemnik Bob.
Fiser, 1868 Croton Ave., dcet-
mix j. R. Safranek, 66O6 Con-
sui Ave. S. E., pokl. j. Mikes,
9005 Jeffries Ave.
81 LOZE ZLATA PRAHA {.
81, J.T. odbyva schuze prvni
nedeli mesici v sini Soko,a
Cleveland ma Quincy Ave.
Predseda Karel Kase, 1888
Buckeye Rd., tajemnik Leo
Vseteeka, 2119 E. 80 St., ucet-
nix Ant. Soukup, E. lis ul.,
pokladnik Vaclav Novy, 1895
Woodland Ave.
G LOzE BoJOVNfCI SvO-
BODY, .cis. so, J. r. kona sch1
ze kazdou prvni nedeli v mesi-
, ci. Predseda A. Hanzal, 1896
DuEkeo Av., tai. F. Zizka, ,3672
r. l3l ST., ucet. V. Pokorny,
1906 Coath Ave., pokl. r.
YEnger, 1902 Benham Ave.
IN LOZE OSVETA c;slo ~
C.S.J. kona schGze ctvrtou So
botu mesici v Ceske Mar. ST.
nj. Pfedseda Ant. Finger
1891 E. 103 S., tai Jos. Han.
zlik, 365i f. so ST., ucet. Bob.
Jahoda, 1862 E. 55 ST., pokl.
Marie Dlouhy, 1928 E. 1928 ST..
IL LOzE PROKOP VELKY
els. 70S, I.O.O.F. Vino. Zidlic-
ky ID. NJ, FIR. Merhulik P. M,
l.. F. Kriz, tai, 11301 Union
Ave-, JOS. Fal, dcetnik 10105
Anderson Ave, Jos. Skalnik,
pokladnik.
a RAD VOLTA NAPRSTEK
els. SIS, c.S.B.P.J. odbyva schh-
re prvni nedeli v mesici V Ces-
k6 SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Pfedseda Jan Muzika, tajem-
mix Jan Svozil, 4219 Bush Ave,
dcetnik Jan Soinger, 39OS Cy-
press Ave-, pokladnik Jos. Pin
ia, 1906 Trowbridge Ave.
& CES. PODP. SPOIL. BfLA
HORA els. 2, odhyva schdze
treti sobotu V mesici V Ceska
SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Preds.
Karel Havelac, tai. F. Ustrnul,
1888 w. j4S ST., ucet. M. Rcz-
mix, 5107 Clifford Ave., S. w,
pokl. John Svozil, 4219 Bush
Ave.
q RAD PLZEN {. 70, F.M.C.
odbyva schdze prvni nedcli V
mesici Y mistnosti p. B.. Sixty
ma Broadway. Pfedseda JOS.
Vilita, 1906 Z. 55 ST., tajcmnik
Fr. XIII ,364O e. SO ST., ucet-
mix Ant. Kunc, 5l06 Guy Ave-,
pokladnik Marslk Jan, 1894
e. SIS St.
G LESNf CAMP {. 222, W.O.
w. odbyva schuze kazdou prv-
III nedeii v mesici v Sini p. Vlka
3239 w. so st. FIR. Kebrle
prcdseda; 1886 w. so ST., !
7. j. Marsick, ucetni, 1895 w.
Al ST., J. Holman, pokl., 3148
w. 18 st.
81 DvUR ZABOJ {. ID, LA.
odbyva schGze prvni patek VI
mGSici. Predseda Ant Ned3,ka
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Darnske Podpdrne
Sbory.. +

q S5CR LIBUSE {. 1, jed.
lona scndze ctvrty ctvrteh v
mesici v Ces. Mar. SIM. PfeGs.
Fralti3ka Karnos. 62O9 Broad
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Muzske PodpIrne
Spolky.
/ NARODNf HLAVNi RAD


C.S.P.S. kona sve schuze ka2
dy tTeti patek vecer V mistno-
stech Ceske Mar. Sine, 49S9
Broadway, Cleveland, 0. Pred
seda Karel Bernreiter, S719
Quincy Ave-, prvni mistopred-
seda JOS. Frcka, druhy misto-
predseda Jos, E. Peck, tajem-
mix j. V. Lunak, 4939 Broad
way, pokladnik G. 0. Dolezal,
$3.50 Broadway.
G VELKORAD STATU O.
HIO C.S.P.S. odbyva schaze
kazdy posledni ctvrtek mesi-
ci v Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broad
way. Predseda Alb. Oberma-
jer, 3466 E. 1O3 ul., tai. Vaclav
Zemlicka, 1862 Mead Ave., L.
cetnik EN-. Cernohorsky, 1921
E. 1T ul., pokladnik En-. V.
Finguiin, 5642 Broadway, dd-
vernik j. F. Hejduk, 2258 E.
76 ulice, dcetnlk zalozniho fon
du Fr. Jicha, 3429 E. II st.
q RAD SVORNOsT els. 3.
C.S.P.S. kona sve schdze prvni
ctvrtek v mesici v Ces. Mar. ST.
nj. Predseda J. E. Vorel, 1915
f. SIS. ul., tajemnik Henry Ji-
rouSek, 3445 E. 78. ul., ucetnik
Al. Huml, 3454 E. so ulice,
pokladnik Alb. Obermajer,
1896 E. 1O3 uiice.
G RAD ZIZkA {. 8. C.S.P.S.
kona schuze kazde druhe pom
deli m6slci We spolkove mist
nesti els. l ma Clark Ave. Pred
scda Ant. Lad, 1O322 Fidelity
Ave, S. W., tai. Ant Mlazav-
sky, 1927 w. SO St., S. w, IL
cetnik Frank kozlik, $500
Clark Ave, pokl. John Novak,
$3.50 w. 54 st.
q RAD LIDUMIL CHS. Is,
C.S.P.S. odbyva schuze prvni
sobotu mesici v Ceske Mar.
Sini. PTedseda FIR. VondraSek,
$500 E. 55. ul., tajemnik Emil
Fiser, SOFA Maryland Ave-, IL
cetnik Bart. Brazek, 5940 En-
gel Ave, pokladnlk ". Guda,
1929 E. 1876 ul.
Or RAD CECHOSLOVAN {.
80, c.S.P.S. odbyya schuze dru-
hou sobotu v mesici v spolko-
We SIM ma Buckeye Rd. Predse.
da Josef Fousek, 1851 Bu-
ckeye Rd., tajemnik Karel Mi
stoler, 1900 Coath Ave, u
cetnik Vaclav Krnoul, 1921
Metthyl st.
q RAD CESlfl BRATRI els.
lO3, C.S.P.S., odbyva schuze
kazdou druhou nedeli V mesi-
ci v Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave. Preds. F. Sebek, 1899
Poe Ave. S. W., tai. "A. Cihla,
4729 Storar Ave. S. W.; ucet,
Lad. Mark, 4219 Sackett Ave-,
S. W., pokl. JOS. Blabolil, 345O
w. as st.
q RAD PROBUZENCI cislo
1873, C.S.P.S. odbyva schdzi
kazdou tfeti sobotu meslci v
Ceske Mar. Sini. Predseda Emil
Dezort, 5611 Do.loff Rd., IL
6etnik Jos. Pobuda, 1904
LaneWave Ave, pokladnik ia
roslav PleSmit. 1914 e. 81 ul..
tai. +. Fott, 12410 Oakfield A
We.
d VELKOLOzE JEDNOTY
TABORITU STATU, o., odby-
va sch1ze kazde ctvrte utery
mesici We Slovanske Lipe ma
Croton ul. Pfeds. JOS. Stibr,
$500 Mcbride Ave, tai. Jan
Kodet, Stop %, Bedford o., u
Get. Marie PrIsa, 440S Warner
Rd.. pokl. Marie Sklenicka,
37O4 Croton Ave.
q USTREDNf NEMOCEN-
SKA POKLADNA JEDNOTY
TABORITU pro Cleveland a
okoli odbyva prayidelne schh-
re 4. ctvrtek mesici V s hod,
,,asa.. q, Cfcr.po.xxr IND no C7ro