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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-27

THE Commercial Exchange has the following positions open for men who are capable of filling same: ACCOUNTANTS
 COST ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER
 GENERAL OFFICE MEN TIMEKEEPERS
 STENOGRAPHERS
 STOCK CLERK If interested See Mir. Young No registration fee. 1109 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-27

BOOKKEEPER wanted by local con cern; necessary to be experienced in handling department store accounts; good salary to start and good line of promotion. See us at once if you can handle a position of this kind 221S Jefferson Co Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-27

WANTED-Salesma and collector;
 good contract to right party. Apply
 Saturday morning to J, R. Williams 1. manager. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1922 Sd ave.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13
ALASKA COAL TO WARM EAST

ALASKA COAL TO WARM EAST SEATTLE, --"Alaska, with the New England states crying for coal as shown by the report of governors of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Vermont, can supply enough fuel to supply all Pacific coast demands and thereby assure the east the full out. put of the eastern, southern and mid dle vest fields if the government will allow the development of the Alaskan coal beds," says a letter sent yester- day to the governors of the six states by the Alaska bureau of the Seattle chamber of commerce. C : The plea for prompt development of Alaska's coal fields to halt the drain on eastern supplies brought to the Pacific coast to fuel the Pacific fleet among other things, was made to John Barton Payne, secretary of the interior, and Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy, when they were here recently on their trip to and from Alaska. The letter to the gover- nors says in part; ..
 The dreadful situation in Alaska never has been understood in the east. Today, as result of unwiss. laws restrictions and handicaps Alaska is tied up and it resources Ire Tot available. Alaska is import .,ng coal from British Columbia when she could be exporting coal. Yet Alaska with the New England states :rying for coal, could supply enough tuel for all Pacific coast demands and thereby assure, to the Atlantic coast she full output of its own mines.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

shall go into the players pool of the worlds series to be divided among the players contesting teams in the world series and the players of the teams finishing second and third as explain ed before.
 These regulations do not apply to post-season series between clubs fin ishing lower than third place.
 Thus, it would be possible in the event of the two New York clubs fin ishing second in their respective lea gues to play a series that would add almost as much to the players pool as the big games themselves.
 The owners of clubs taking part in She worlds series do not get all the m ney from the receipts even after the shares of the Natiofal Commis- sion and the players are deducted. The regulations provide that after thes'. nave been subtracted the balance ol the gross receipts shall be divided equally between the two clubs. The club owners, however, are obliged t. pay into the treasuries of their res pective leagues 50 percent O theil gross receipts up to seven games and If t 5c necessary to play the eighth and ninth games, then 75 percent ot the gross receipts received by the two clubs under this division shall 5e paid iato the league treasuries.
 AS outlined above a game with, (. cclp.s of $lOO,OO0 after five had beer played, would give $l0,O00 to the Ma tional Commission and $90,O0O to botl club owners or $45,0O0 for each. O1 this S45,OO0 each club for the sixth and seventh games would be obliged to turn back 22,50O to their respect i've league treasuries, and if they re ceived like amount from an eightl or ninth game they each would have to pay to the league treasurers 75 per cent or $33, ,750, leaving $11 ,250 fol each of the clubs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13
AFLOAT EIGHT DAYS

HONOLULU, T. H., Oct, 13-- Captain Emil Piltz, 69-year-old- skip per of Honolulu, with two boys, Will fam Leithead and John Guin, recent ly were rescued by the lighthouse tender Kukui after they had drifted on their waterlogged schooner, Annie E., for eight days, the last four of which they were without food.
 To add to their mental anguish, three large sharks followed the slow ly-drifting schooner, with it's decks awash, evidently awaiting the moment when the craft would go to pieces and throw the survivors into the sea.
 The wreck of the AnnieE., which was on her way from Honolulu to the Mahukona coast of the Island of Ba- waii, with lumber and gasoline, IS Captain Piltz, third adventure in four years on waterlogged craft.
 The schooner, according to hel skipper, started leaking at midnight oi August g, the pumps refused to work and within a few hours her decks were awash. Twenty-four hours later she had drifted opposite the entrance te Honolulu harbor, but it was night and her plight was not noticed. The ocear currents carried her westward anc the captain sent three of his crew ashore in small boat to seek help
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

 Br'eezes
PERT PA R A C R A P H s OF SENSE AND NONSENSE
 CAUGHT ON THE FLY BY THE HUMAN TOOTHPICK

The wind sure whistled around the corners and down the alleys last even. in. And it was a cold wind and a dis. agreeable wind and an aggravating wind. Guess Old Winter is on it's way and pretty soon we will be wearing all of our heavy clothes and creepers on our shoes. We are not in the banana belt.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES

and also the local news published hers
 NEW YORK, Oct, 13- Division of the thousands of dollars paid by baseball fans to witness the worlds series games is annually the topic of curious interest as is the division of any large sum of money. The regula- tions under which the money of the worlds series is at present divided has become so involved that the aver age fan has lost interest in trying to solve. while the games are being play ed. just how much winning and los ing teams will receive. And it is no easy task to arrive at this conclusion because the money is divided in sever al different ways.
 The principal interest of the base ball fans centers in the amount the players who take part in the big games will receive.
 The first provision in the cutting of the big baseball melon" is that ten percent of the gross receipts of all games goes to the National Commis- sion. Next comes the Players pool, which consists of 60 percent of the balance lafter the Commissions ten percent has been taken out) of the re- reiptS of the first five games. The other 10 percent of this balance goes into the pool to be divided equally be- tween the owners of the clubs.
 Then if more than five games be necessary to decide the championship, the receipts of those games are divid- ed, 10 percent to the National Com mission and the other 90 percent to the club owners pool.
 There are certain regulations for the division of the players pool and the club owners pool which are not generally understood and which can be illustrated better by figures than by words.
 Take for example that sl00,O00 re- presented the receipts of a game. First of all 10 percent or sl0,OO0 would have to be set aside for the National Com mission. That would leave balance of $s0, 900. Sixty percent Of this balance or S3S,000 would go to the club own CTS pool. This division would be the same for the first five games;
 
 The money in the players poo would be divided as per the example before mentioned, in the following manner: Of the 1000 mentioned a: of a single game, 75 percent or $40, 500 would got to the players partici pating in the worlds series to be di yided on the basis of 60 percent to thu winning team and 40 percent to th' losing team. The other 25 percen would go to fund to be divide' among the players of the teams O both leagues finishing second an' third on the basis of 60 and 40 percen or $8,1Oo for the second place team and s5,4O0 for the third place teams
 There is. another provision in tn regulations which makes it possible t /. increase the amounts for each individ pal player taking part in the world xAries. Since the regulations provid lor . slice of the melon" going to tn second and third teams, it also ha been provided that if these teams en gage in any post-season series, 5 percent of the players share of tn receipts shall be divided on the basi of 60 percent to the winner and 4 percent to the loser, and the halanc
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

while he and the two boys stayed by the ship.
 The search was practially aband- oned when a wireless message from the army transport Madawaska, en route to the Orient, said that a dere- lict had been sighted approximately 150 miles west of Honolulu. The light house tender Kukui steamed for the tocalit and found the castaways. As the Annie E. was going to pieces it was impossible to take her in tow and she was burned as menace to naviga- tion.
 Captain Piltz declared that two ships, including the Madawaska, sight ,d him without offering assistance. The name of the other vessel he did not know. He said the Madawaska saw signal flares he was burning shortly before dawn, Sunday, August 15. hove two, approached within a mile of the drifting schooner, circled about and then proceeded on her way. "After the Madawaska went hel way without offering help; we just about gave up hope entirely said the aged skipper. "1 looked aft, where oul
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

WASHINGTON, Oct., 13-- Ger many through the Zeppelin Airship Company has requested permission of he Inter-Allied Commission on Ail Control in Germany to construct two giant airshipS for use in internationa trade between the United States and iermany. According to advices receiv- d here in official circles the request was temporarily refused.
 Negotiations with the Commission included an effort to obtain sanction or Germany to retain a certain pro portion of her airplane, seaplane and .irship stations for use in information | and interstate traffic. Lists of all air stations were prepared by the Ger nan air officials. There are said to be approximately 600 public and private tations of which the Germans hoped o retain some 20 percent.
 German airship authorities are con !inceI of the future international com nerial possibilities of giant airships lnd are making every effort to save Is many as possible for German use
 ,me members of the Inter-Allied Air Commission were said to favor estabb ishment in Germany of few stations ,or the use of international aircraft Commercial airship interests in Fran :e and Great Britain, however, were described as anxious to delay for sev- .ral years the recovery of the giant airship industry in Germany.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13
THE ALASKA WEEKLY POST

Issued every Saturday, is just the condensed edition of the Daily Gateway to send to your friends who want to know about Sew ard. Ten cents a copy, $1.- 50 for six months or 8 a year.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

 rail was awash, and saw the three sharks following us. One of them's mine, I told the boys, and there's one apiece left for you. They'll get us pret- ty soon if help doesn't come"
 About sunset on August IT the Ku- Kui hove in sight and the first deman, of the three castaways was for some. lhing to eat. Aside from their hunger :hey appeared none the worse for theil s , adventure.
 There was Bible in one of the men's pockets and Leithead, a member o4 the Honolulu Boy Scouts, had his scou; manual along. All three declard tha, they drew comfort from the Bible an, much practical information from tho
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

Musings of an Old Sourdough, Con-,
 Since the days of the big gold rush l have cried my joys and sol rows to the skies. l wonder who has heard
 Possibly none. The rivers in the in- terior forever flow yet do not think that they see any further than do, who at times am very silent and also at times very still. I have seen the thing that we humans call friendship
 it is clearer, higher, less frequent than the thing we call love. We hu- mans are constantly shifting the sands and rock from place to place, We call this work. l have seen during the years have been here old Father Time assisted by Mother Nature re- turn their every work to the form ill which it was created. Gro be Con.)-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

Rene.Ser the Sersx vses esatest,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

Suppose a man with well stocked cellar should up and die. Would his heirs have right to inherit, and if SC now would the death tax be levied?
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

Wan.xd one complete eil drilling outfi
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-13

Oil prospecting permits in the Cold Bay district, Alaska. will be issued as soon as possible, Following the investi- ration now being made, according to intelligence wired the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce by John Barton Payne, secretary of the interior.
 Few persons realize how delicate are lemons and the fact that they have 0 be handled with the same care as is given eggs. The lemons of California: are handled with greatest care to avoid any abrassions to the skin, thus avoiding decay pores through which germs otherwise might enter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

Sc dovedli dobfe skryvati. Ko-
mu bylo by napadlo, re vGd-
Gem lupicG jest sedlak, jehoz
majetek Sc odhadoval ma l mi
lion korun? Je-li kde provede-
na loupez, je vzdy predevsim
V podezTenf tulak, cikan, atd.
Nikomu nenapadne, re by bo-
haty clovek "a noci opoustel
pohodlnou domacnost a vyda-
val Sc nebezpecn6mu dobro-
druzstvf V cele lupicd. Nahoda
pTivedla lupice do rukou spra-
vedlnosti. Dosud bylo zatceno
osm lupicG. Vddce, sedlak Ste
pan Ursic, ctyri JIM sedlaci a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
pod SViCNEM RYVA
L MA
Policajt zlodsjem.

28lety straznfk Judd Hyde,
2340 vych. 90. ul., 13. policej-
niho precinktu, byl zatcen ma
rozkaz nacelnika Smitha, je-
muz podezfeni bylo sdeleno
lsapitanem F. 0. Smithem a
prohlidkou skrine obvineneho,
jakoz i bytu jeho bylo pode-
zrenf dokumentovano. U pro-
vinilce nalezeny byly rizne au-
tomobilove soucastky jakoz
uniformni kabat ieho kolegy V
policeinfm povolani. Die vyro-
XII policeinfho s6fa ceka poda-
feneho strazce bezpecnosti nej
v6tSi mozny trest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
OPETNE ZDRAzENf AN
GLICKYCH NOVIN.

Odberatelstvo Plain Dealeru
bylo dnesniho rama pTekvapeno
novym zdrazenim listu, "a kte-
ry jest nyni pozadovano &c "a
cislo. Zvyseni odGvodnovdno
jest stale stoupajici cenou IL
skarskeho papiru, ktery behem
roku podrazil plnych 100
procent zvySeni ostatnich w
dejG S novinarenim spoienych,
ktare jsous dnes o 800 procent
v6tSi nez V dobe pfedvalecn6.
Podobne zdrazeni nastalo u
vsech velkych americkych zur-
nalG We vsech celnejSich me-
stech.
To isou opravnene ddvody
tisku anglickeho, ktery jest
zahrnut velice rozsahlou inser-
ci, jez jest pramenem velkych
priimu. Co vsak ma rikati den
mix cesky neb jineho iazyka,
iemuz misto pomoci Sc dostdva
ke vsem vyjmenovanym ne
snazim listu americkych jeSte
listrk1 Sc stran uradu?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
PREPADENf u UNION
NADRAZf.

Dnes casn6 rano pTepaden
bvl "a chIize k vlaku Il Union
nadrazi Joe Parest. 1861 v1ch.
40. ul. tfemi bandity. iimz Sc
ale Parest postavil ma odpor,
pfi cemz byl temito tax nebeZ-
peGne pobodan. ze v Charity
nemocnici zapasf Sc smrti. Je-
dina ran Jest deset palcG dlou-
hi. Lupici neul1ofistili penez.
ale vvrvali prepadenemu Ger
nou kozenou brasnu. Policie
zahaiila Timed usilovne patra-
nj, ale do teto chvile neni do
sud 30 pachatelich ami stopv.
DIE domnenek prchli lupici po
nekterem nakladnim vlaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
ZDRAZENf MLEKA UVEDE-
NO We fSKUTEK.

Maloobchodnici a farmari
Sc dosud sice nedohodli, kdo
ma zisk "a zdrazene mleko
strciti do kapsy. ale ma zdra-
zeni vGci lidu bvlo bedlivosti
iist6 hodneisi iine v6ci pama-
tovano dHkladn6, tax ze isme
liz v6era NELL to pochybne po-
t6$eni platiti liz Ice "a kvart
q 10c "a paint.
Mezi obchodnfkv n vTrohci
GO situace nezmenila. Mleko
doddvaii farmari zadaii sec
"a gallon. tedv o 31bc vice. iak
.oosledne m6stSti mlekafi ma
hizi 35c. Celia zalezitost ma
bVti ma dneSnf spolecne schnzi
Y hotelu Winton urovnana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
DETEKTIV GALLAGHER
OBZALOVAN Z VRAZDY
DRUHEHO STUPNE.

V sobotu po znamem "a
vrazdeni hostinskeho A. lie Boi
ia, 1926 zap. 73. ul., detekti-
vem Charlesem Gallagherem,
zahajeno bylo prisne vySetro-
vani, jez bylo rizeno mayorem
Fitzgeraldem a policejnim "a
lobcem Stantonem a detektiv
pohnan bude dneSniho rama
pred municipalniho soudce Sill
berta, aby Sc zodpovidal z vraz
dy druheho stupne. Gallagher,
hydlici V c. 9302 Willard ave-,
byl zatcen. ale propulsion ma
zaruku $4,000, kterou zan ie-
no Svakr, radni Michael Gala
CHER polozn. Obzalovany Sc
hail. re bvl V sebeobran6, ne
bot zastreienV Is Boin mu pfi
rFedstaven1 sc vytrhl detektiv-
nj odznak a iinak osobn6 iei
ohrozoval, coz mu arci bude
nutno pfi soudnim lieenf doka-
zati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

Milionar - vudcem lupIcSke
handy. Zahrebske "Novosti'
prinaseii historku ma dnesnl
dobu az neuvefitelne romanti-
ckou. Jiz pres dive leta bylo o.
koli Samboru znepokojovano
bandou lupicd, kterych nebylo
mono polapiti. Dokud byla
tax zvana "Zelena garda", by
la povazovana "a pachatele. A
Ia kdyz po osvobozeni cd ra-
kouskeho jarma Zelena garda
Sc rozesla a vojensti sbehove
pocali sc vraceti do svych do
movd loupezne vypady ne
pfestaly, videlo Sc, re pnvodce
dluzno .hledati jinde. Zlociny
Sc mnozily a veskero patrani
zdstalo bezvyslednym. Lupici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
DETI NEDELNf OBETI AU-
TOMOBILOVYCH NEHOD.

Vcera V poledne hral 81 MI
Gem ma st. Clair ave. London
rd. n. E. cpolu S n6kolika dru-
by 13lety Frank Sack, kdyz tu
poiednou pfijelo poStovni auto,
zahybaifci kolem rohu a ne
st astneho chlapce, nachazeji-
ciho Sc uprostred ulice, preje-
10. Zasazen byl prav6 V Okla
mziku, kdvz zaujat hrou shy
bal Sc po mici. Ridicem auta
tyl Lloyd Coolidge, 9105 Dick
ems ave., jcmuz ale pry nemu-
re byti davana vina, ielikoz
hoch pied auto vbehl. Hoch byl
liz mrtvy dovezen do eastcle-
velandsk6 nemocnice.
David Goodrich z Youngs-
townu vyjel 81 rodinou auto
mobilem ma vylet a vcera do
liel k jeZeru Geauga, ably poo
bedvali. Zajel karou ma stra-
nu silnice q Jeho sedmileta
Gceruska Sara vystupovala pra
We kary, kdyz sc pojednou
rrihnalo auto ujf5deiicf rych-
losti as SO mil "a hodinu, dew
&c srazilo k zen1i. poskodivsi
znaGn6 GoodrichHv stroj. Ten
to musel uziti ciziho auta a
pro um4rajici dit6 naruci
hledati l6kaTe. coz bylo bez-
vVslednVm. take Sc rozhodl ie-
| Il do n6ktere nemocnice V Gle
velande, nedoiel vSak. neb d6v
l6e skonalo V Bedford6, kde da-
no bvlO do tamn6jsi nemocni-
| zee. Po nesv6domitem Tidici ne
st'asti zpusobivsfho stroie poll
Gle patra S neiv6tSim Gsilim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
NEZDARENY PREPAID LE-
KARNY.
Lupic zadrzen statecnym klor-
KEN do prichodu policie.

Oh. H. fireman, 2054 vych.
80. ul., lekarnicky klerk jedne
z lekaren Marshall spolecnosti
ma rohu Superior a Public
Squaru, prekazil loupezny po-
kus dvou banditd vykrasti le-
kdrnu Gensertovu, jez jest ma
Lexington Ave. prave proti
baseballov6mu hTisti. fireman
prave opoustel zmineny OBJ
chod, V nemz soucasn6 nacha-
zeli Sc MATTEL, diva pTiruci a
til zakaznfci, kdyz pojednou,
as 10 hodin6 vecer, vstoupili
diva muzove a porucili: ''Ruce
vzhuru." Jeden miril revolve-
rem ma prftomne a druhy vybi-
raj obsah pokladny, ktere
byla jiz denni trzba vybrana.
V tom vrhl Sc fireman ma re-
volverem mirfciho lupice a dr.
Eel jej tax dlouho, az prichvd-
tala pomoc, vzdor tomu, re
banditou byl dosti bolestn6 po-
stfelen ma lev6 pazi a musel by
ii dopraven k dalSimu osetfeni
do nemocnice sv. LukaSe.
Bandita, jenz vybral penize
z registru, prisp6chal ohroze-
nemu kolegovi ku pomoci ale
vida patrne pTesilu, rychle
prchl a We chvatu vytrousil asl
SIS, skorem cely lup. Trema-
mem drzeny lupic byl prispe-
chavSi policii zatknut, jest to
19lety Leon Naischuller re
San Franciska. Pozd6ji zatcen
byl V iist6m hotelu ma Prospect
Ave. 26lety George Baxter 2
RoXbury, Mass, ma nemz lpi
podezreni, re byl ucasten svr-
chu vyliceneho kousku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
VYHLASkA.
Ceskoslovenskym invalidGm.
(Valecnym poskozencGm, =
ob9anum csl. republiky.)

z naTizeni vlady ceskoslo-
vensk6 provede vyslanectvf ce-
skoslovensk6 republiky We
Washingtone soupis vsech va
lecnych poskozencd, t. j. jak
invalid1, tax i vSech pozIsta-
lych po padlych voiinech, "a
Gcelem vym6feni Jim zakonne
podpory.
Narok ma invalidni podporu
mali vsichni invalid, byv. vo-
iaci nejen nasich legionaf-
skJch armad. ale byvale rak.-
uherske armady, pokud jsou
cbcany republiky ceskosloven-
sk6 bez ohledu ma ieiich narod-
most.
Narok ma podporu po pad
lych vojinech mali jeiich man.
zelky, deti a rodice, pokud je-
iich naroky odpovidaji dane
.mu zakonu.
Ia tim ucelem vSichni, kdoz
podle vyseuvedeneho cini 81
Inaroky ma podpory, nehlede ma
to, dostavaji-li jiz podporu csl.
republiky neb ne, oznamte i
hned sv6 adresy ma gen. kon-
sulat 6sl. republikv. 81 East
18th Street IN. W, abv vsem
mohlv byti zaslany dalsf for
mulafe a instrukce nutne k to-
muto soupisu.
LhGta k oznameni narok1
konGi 81. srpna t. r.
Vyslanectvf Ceskoslov.
Republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

tfi cikani. RoZsudek bude pri-
sny, nebot' banda ma ma sv6-
domf nekolik lidskych zivotI.
Devitihodinova pracovni
doba? Jak Sc dovfda vecernik
Gees. Slova", chysta ministr
soc. peco DIR. Winter predlohu
zakona. iinz V republice naSi
ma byti stanovena misto 8hodi-
move devitihodinova doba pra-
covni. Devatou hodinou mali
bVti zvyseny hospodarske pro-
stfedky nasi republiky a jejiho
vytezku ma byti take pouzito k
provedenf starobniho poiiSt6ni
d6lnictva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
PCHRER " KOBLENCI ZE-
SNULERO KRAJANA.

PozGstatky Gesk6ho voiina
Franka Chourv, ktere byly
pfivezeny q Koblence V Meme
cku, byly minulou sobotu od-
roledne ulozenv ma hfbitove
Riverside. Po vypuknuti valky
s N6meckem mladY F. Choura
byl zafazen k voisku a vycvi-
ku. nOslan do Francie, kde byl
prid6len odboru pro zachrano-
vani ran6nych. Pfi te praci byl
ran6n kdyz Sc pozdravil, bvl
pridelen co osetfovatel do ne
mocnice V Koblenci. kde ma
kazlive nemoci influence 20.
bfezna 1919 podlehl. Matka
ieho po obdrzeni zpravy muse
la 81 pro n6ho doieti do New
Yorku. P0hreb So konal de-
mn smutku 3705 Daisv ave.
Sousedstvo mimo krasnTch kve
tinovVch DART okraslilo pred
pohfbem domv americkymi
pranorv. Deputace Americke
Ieoin bratfi od radu Vit6zslav
&. 2 CSBPJ.. iakoz / velkv "a
stup soucitnych pfatel proka-
zali zemfel6mu voifnu posledni
poctu.