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LEBANON LODGE.

The master OF Lebanon Lodge,
No. 2. +. A A. NJ. wishes 20 an
nounce that there will be no de-
gree work at the stated communi-
cation on January 20. The even
ing has been set aside for the pur-
pose Of hearing addresses from
brethren who represent the Masonic
Board OF Relief. the Masonic EN-
ployment Bureau. the ST. Johns
Mite Association and the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
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and Miriam Lodge on Friday will con-
fer the degree
The installation ceremony at Esther
Lodge by Della Eastlake and staff
from Naomi No. l attracted a large
and enthusiastic attendance, incIud-
ing the assembly, presid emit and other
grand officers, at the conclusion of
which the retiring noble grand. Ruth
u campbell. was presented with
peautifpl Jewel and the installing
omcer was the recipient of a ster-
ping silver eversharp pencil. Those
present enjoyed the surprise following
the Introduction of Past Noble Grand
Ehza schneider. Esther Johann essen.
the newly installed noble grand.
orleny outlined plans for the term
ana was assured the hearty co-opera-
ton OF her entire membership.
Election of officers. as reported by
the respective secretaries. are as FOL,
lows: Naomi-Emma j. Shea. noble
grand; Sara Malinski. vice grand.
Alice 5. Thomas, recording secretarv:
F. Mae Raitz, financial -secr.tary.
Emma T. Strobel, treasurer: Ruth
Lyla Bailey. noble grand: Ella M
Nessmith, vice grand; Annie M Cole
Probst, financial secretary: Relis AZ
Carter. treasurer: Dorcas-Ef1. Lob
mer, noble grand: Celia Hines. vice
grand; A. Naomi Cooper, recording
secretary; Mary Dement,. financial
secretary; Abbis NJ Gates, trea surer
Miriam-Edna Y. Cummings. noble
grand: Mary E. White, vice grand.
Emma ]. s. Murray, recording score,
tary; Ella Mae Allie, financial secra-
tary; Mary Baurman, treasurer
Fidelity = Caroline Dundling. noble
grand; Caroiins Osborne vice grand:
Nettle X. Mettler, recording secre-
taFy; Grace w. Thomasson, financial
secretary; Mary E. Ferguson, treas
urer. Friendship Herbert. nobJe
grand; Marie Wyle, vice grand.
Ploris Nally, recording secretary: M
esther England, financial secretary.
Marie Sorrel, treasurer.
AFTER a short business meetino
harmony No. met with Eastern
NO. z for joint installation. Tha
elective officers of Harmony in
stalled by p. G. NJ Hope and spe-.
ciai deputy grand officers, are a.
follows: N g. h. L. PattonL " a
f. r Leaman:- treasurer. n 7
Gates lP. G. M; financial score.
tary, Geo. S. Stewart: recordin.
secretary. f. L. Dunn Up. G. M
The joint installations OF these
two lodges have been continued for
a number of years and there IL
much cordially and good felIow-
ship between the members.
the newly Installed noble grand
and of1cers hope for "a larger at
tendance and ask the hearty SIM
port and corporation of ali mem
bers.
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Royal Arcanum

Calendar: Oriental Council. Tues
day evening: Kismet Council, Sat-
urday evening.
At the last meeting of Kismet
Council the officers were installed
by Deputy Grand Regent A. c. Giles
as follows: Regent Henry Huber;
vice regent, S. G. Chestnut; orator.
A. W.. Belinsky; chaplain, F. ].
Richardson, jr.; guide, J. w. Berk-
ley: warden. L. w. Guilford; sentry.
]. p. Rice: past regent. W. B. Bees;
secretary. B. w. BoIinger; collector.
r. f. Hess, and treasurer, r. L.
West. s..
Under the auspices Of Kismet
Council on January 81 at Masonic
Hall. Eighth and F streets north
east, the Loyal Ladies' of the Royal
ArcaAum will organize a council of
that organization. ALI members of
the Royal Arcanum and their ladies
have been invited and an interesting
program has been prepared.
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.M'CANN ELECTED
AMITIE PRESIDENT
Miss C.. Harrington, Popular
Club Member, Chosen
Vice President.

The Amitie Club met on wedn ssday
evening in their new club rooms at
1922 Eleventh street northwest. Presi-
dent Francis 9cCann in the chair.
Reports from the various committees
were received. Albert Riley. lecturer
Of the club announced that the jan
uary dance of the club will be given
at Mrs. Dyer's on Tuesday, January
81. The lecturers committee will
make complete and final arrangements
during this coming week.
The annual election of officers was
taken up at this meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
year 1922. Francis A Mccain, Pr.si-
dent; Catherine Harrington, vice
president; Thomas Myers. secretary;
Margaret Ganey, treasurer; william
Burns, sergeant-at-arms. The board
Of directors elected at this meeting
to serve during the coming year are
as follows: Adolph J. Fugitt, David
Walker, Frank MoKeevsr, Margaret
Costello. Florence Fugitt and Elsie
Hayden. A meeting of the directors
will be called for the coming wee X.
Announcement Is made that Albert
Riley has been appointed lecturer for
the coming year.
Ths new home Of the Amitie Club
is an ideal clubroom and is spacious
and warm The meeting place was
originally built for the Good Health
Club. but has been secured by the
Amitie Club. where meetings will be
held every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
The purpose OF the Amitie Club is
to promote the social and intellectual
welfare Of its members and to main
tain an open forum for the discussion
and advancement of matters of gem
eral interest here in the City of
Washington.
The meeting next Wednesday eve
ming will be followed by a dance and
games. Notices will be sent the en-
tire membership.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON PosT.


Funeral services were held at
Speare's undertaking establishment.
1908 H street northwest, Friday.
January Is at 1880 o'clock over the
remains of Sergt Maj. Thomas r.
Hayes, retired. United States Ma
rine Corps, who died at Naval Hos
pital, this city, Tuesday morning.
Interment was at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at $3.50 o'clock with
military honors.
The deceased resided at 49, New
ton place northwest and served as
Marine gunner during the world
war. He was. the only sergeant
major in the Marine Corps and was
retired at thirty-three years serv-
ice year ago. He was q charter
member Of George Washington Post
No. l. the American Legion.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY.

Miss Katherine Willis. a graduate
OF Goucher College and a teacher, At
wan Wong College (oochow.
cnina6 VIII address the young
women, Of the Woman.s Foreign
missionary Society OF the M. r.
Church at supper Tuesday even
ing, january 10, at Hamline M. T.
Church. Ninth and p streets north
west, at $3.50 o'clock.
The first quarterly meeting Of
Washington District, woman's For
eign Missionary Society at the M.
e. Church. win open at 1890 on
Wednesday morning, January IL. at
Brightwood M. e. Church. Inter-
esting speakers are on the program,
including Miss Katherine WIIIls
missionary teacher at Wah Wong
College. tFoochow. China, and Mrs.
u. L. Harvey. secretary of Balti-
more branch.
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knights of Pythias.

The installation ceremonies IN
Amaranth Lodge tomorrow evening
VIII be in charge of. Grand Vice
chancellor Jacob Nussbaum as
deputy grand chancellor, who will
install the officers for the ensuing
term. All members are urged to
attend. aT
Grand Prelate C. w. Henderson
VIII install the officers of Century
Decatur Lodge tomorrow evening.
the committee ON entertainment
mas made elaborate arrangements
Rerresnments will be served during
the social session.
webster Lodge enjoyed a large
turnout on Tuesday evening. TRe
rank Of ESQUIRE was conferred on
several candidates. Applications for
were received.
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The prize 'edscated fool il one
who insists upon inispronouncinr a
word while reading IL from a self
pronouncing dictionary.
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GRAND LODGE OF
L0.0.E. TOHOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
Assemble Wednesday
Night for Election of
New Officers.


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enosnip' NO. 60
harmony NO.
pant NO: iS' puss a a.
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Monoas
Installation and Pstrlarcnai aesree
Tuesday-Magenenu' no
stallation ana Goioen huie oese'
Patnaress mihtan
saturday - canton "ssnins'o
NO. l. drill.
Heoekah Loos
, Aonday-Nsoml' NO. l. anu t.'
NO. q instailation ana
ment
Tuesday-Fioeiity, No. soe~i'
Friendship. NO. o. oesree
Tnursday-Dorcas, NO. T.
Friday-Miriam. NO. o. degree
~
Tns Grand Loose Will In
annual session on III,
evening me ~
report tine aclViies o. .ne y -
portant business VIII ue .,,I go.
and the eiecion Of omcers Will
place.
PRESIDENT LAWSON announ ,1.
weeks bowling scneauie - IoAu~
'Tomorro" esenins' - 70
mony; Tuesday salem vs., Easters;
WEDNESDAY,, amy w. 81.
EnufsoAy, oese1n " co,asn
txlday' mount Fie~nt Vs.
Rule- s
Sieo'ion oi
oy the respecu ,,
as follows; Lensoon' T. y
noble grand 1eorse n, ~
grand; Tnomas =. Mee.
Ing secretary frso n. De'S, n
cial secretary; VIZ" 49,
treasurer. union, epen C1n.s
noble grand; Lycursus n Orhuotn'
vice grand; Ionn v. nano 49,
cordins secretary' 'onh ~ ~
nnanciai secretary nui
Phee. treasurer. beacon ho1s "
WEIGH. noble grand Cnares t.
lon' vice srano' 'emo'
recording secretary' no ~
Heilmuth, nnanciai secretary Hny
mona b Piager' uessu ny
Allen X THRIFT noDie srano m
l. Bryant vice grand 1eorse I
ming recordins secresay'
jamin B. Vaden; nnancial secrery
Richard A Fora treasurer. Exec
sior, Edward Kramer nooie sianu
Abram PAWS vice grano; inoe :,
B. Deicner. secretary o'he
Swank' treasurer.
Hildeorano' noole
Dune. vice sranoi w l. =
recording secretary; ID; L. Anoresen'
financial secretary, W.
treasurer. harmony n L.
noble grand; r. II ban, VIZ
grand; z. L. Dunn. recoS sec
tary; =. ?. stewart nA
tary; =. :. Sates'
snip =. Brown Lampe' nooo M
Joseph +. wynn vice sraho n e.
mer Srimh' eoruns
Jonn G,I .r.wr.,
taryi Joseph p w. -.
81. r-and :.
no, ' s,n .s.,.tarv.
wa 4 SiapD, le saaaoi.i
James OnsI p,ns,. 800
sec 49, M.n. nohIa
VIZ - 80.
Eio' $500.
w nas,S er.ae,.I -
taty, L S.-an.. ,-s.s-
.l'' ~ 1n phuIin.
t~ $780, vica
PIE s Eev a.or.,srv.
,,,, .o
~" 80 ann,,a-..rv ~
,,.ti,ntion ~ Metropolis Lodge
was appropriately observed on Fri
day evening last. the guests of
hoaor being Anthony Krauth and
his Installing stan from Salem
Lodge. A program. In charge of
PAST Grand Robert H. Zier, was
nr.santed following which a ban
,r., vas served a. a nearby cafe.
Gr.,d Master Wolfe was present
on,the syeninr Central and Metrop-
oils Lodges were Jointly installed.
a like banquet was served wynn r.
Lawrence Philips as most.
\ Coincident with the forty-nfth
tanairersary of the INSTITUTION OF
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EneaRpments.

.EE
Grand Patriarch william W. Adams
ana hi. oficial line will install the
o0esrs Of Fred D. Stuart Encamp-
msnt tomorrow evening and on Tuss-
day evening at Magenenu Encamp-
ment. The ceremonies on both occa-
saons will be followed with degrees
work, the business In this department
becoming congested on account Of the
holiday recess
Pntriarchs Militant.
Regular drills. preparatory for tn =
Detroit convention. will resume on
Saturday evening. under the direction
Of Capt. James vorbeck, assisted by
Lieut.. Guy r. Glossbrennsr More
than forty uniformed chevaliers of
Canton Washington paid 9 fraternal
visit to Alexandria Canton No. 1. on
rSnrsday last, a feature which is
to be continued by Capt Vorbeck and
which will include visits to other
nearby Jurisdictions. A trip to Balti-
more Is contemplated when more than
feo officers and chevaliers will par
ueipate.
Rebekah Lodges.
Specially arranged programs Of en-
tertainment have been prepared for
Naomi and Ruth lodges tomorrow
evsning following the ceremonies of
installation, Ermina. Woodruff and
staf from Mount Pleasant Lodge will
have charge at Naomi, while Naomi
Grinder and staff from Friendship
Lodge will appear at Ruth.
Activity for the new term in the
Tuesday lodges will include a social
at Fidelity and the degree at Friend
ship. The newly Installed officers OF
DorcasA Lodge on Thursday evening
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DUVERIVA OBET STAREHO
SVINDLU,

X j. J. Kugerovi, II Grant
ave. Cuyahoga Heights pfisli
diva mladici a pfedstirali mu
znamou jiz povldacku, vymy-
slenou ma hejly, kteri touzi po
rychlem zbohatnuti. Nell kdesi
v Kalifornii dedictvi a Kruger
mel Jim k tomu pomoci, "a do
brou odmenu, neb jednalo Sc
as o $4,000. Oba d6dicov6
NELL jiz vse pripraveno, jen 81
pro penize dojeti ovsem We
spolecnosti "radce' Krugera
Ten take Sc honem rozbehl,
ably vybral banky penize ma
cestu a predbezne utraty. Wy
zvedl 81 $4,000. - Co Sc stale
dale, jest historic tax vsedni,
re zbytecno il opakovati, ne
bot Kruger prave vtera sv6
penize ma policii oplakaval s
zadosti, ably mu uiadv X ztra-
cenym usporam pomohly. ia,
ky bude miti uspech, to stojI
psano We hvezdach
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ma byla podminka, by vsechny
move povstale spory predloze-
ny byly arbitraci, coz narazelo
ma odpor zastupcu uhlokopu,
zasedani opustili. Byly to dve
clevelandske velkouhelny M
A. Hanna & Co. The Youghi
ogheny & Ohio Coal Co., coz
vsak nemohlo jiz vice zkaliti
naladu pfiklon6nou k smiru,
jiz proto ne, ze Sc vcera pra-
We pfipojily konferenci dolly
dosu nezastoupene z Pennsyl-
vanie, severni Zap. Virginie a
Michiganu, zastupujici tezbu
25,000.O00 tun rocne.
V hotelu Hollenden, kde
konference byla konana, me-
skal vcera i guverner Harry L..
Davis, Jenz pO obdrzeni prv-
Mich zprav priznivem vysled
ku jednani prohlasil, re lined
odvola milici, jez .byla do jiho-
vychodni casti statu k udrzo-
va poradku vyslana. Podob-
ne dozna odvolani porada
guverneru, svolana puvodne
Ma dnesek, ale pozd6ji odloze-
ma ma Ctvrtek.
Jak jiz vcera bylo ozname-
no, nastava nyni uniovym vud-
cum podati prijate navrhy re-
ferendu as 100000 clenu, coz
vyzadovati budc dobu as 10
dni, ale vybor Sc domniva, re
bude moci nafiditi nastoupeni
prace V dolech Timed "a SOU
casneho hlasovani.
NejtvrdSim oriskem jednani
byla oposice haviTstva proti
arbitraci, ktere sc operatori
houzevnate zastavali a kteraz
okolnost hrozila zmariti zdar-
ny vysledek. Kdyz shledal
Lewis, re mezi operatory v te-
! to otazce nastalo jiste rozdvo-
jeni, pedal maj i.telGm doli ul-
timatum, 20 kterem vzdor zby-
! vajicich oponentu poklesl.
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RVACKA v HOTELU.
q jins "podobne zabavy"
pouzito chilly k "napra-
We hlavy."

V Public Square hotelu, 88
Public Square dostal Sc do Ii
vejsi debaty Frank Chase, z c.
15245 Miles ave. hostem no.
telnim Frankem BURDEN. Prv-
nejSi rozbil hlavu svemu opo-
nentu dzbanem ma vodu. Byl
zatcen a obzalovan z 1toku ,
vrazednym umyslem.
Podobnym zpdsobem pax u
rovnal rGznici Josef Hauth, {.
I3112 zap. 115. ul., jenz opetne
cihlou do lebky pfesvedcoval
sveho soka, 49-leteho Oscara
Steinberga, 10405 Fortune ave
/ S. w. Take Hauth byl zatcen.
" obou pripadech jde o IRA
neni velice vazna.
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VYLET CLEVELAN6ANU
DO KANSASU.

Krajinsky list Marshall
County News, vydavany v
Marysville, Kansas, prinasi
zpravu pravem privalu Gle
velandskych hosti, kteri prize
Iii v automobile navStiviti pi.
Jos. H. Kyselovou. z hosti
dluzno jmenovati sestru pi.
Kyselove pani Marii TeXlero-
YOU, kterou Sc nevidely, jak
pise zmineny list ma vlastni
zodpov6dnost, po dobu Al ro-
lkl. lPi. Texlsrova byla We spo
lecnosti syna, Jamesa a svych
deer a v zastupu ostatnich ma
vSt6vnikG docitame sc jmena
!, dalsich krajana a krajanek
Pi. Barb. St'astna, pi. M. Kali
nova Sc slec. l.. Kalinovou, PIP.
| V. Kalina, Raymond St'astny,
Jimmie Hlavac a Frank Kade-
Eabek. Celia spolecnost pax sc
pustila v doprovodu hostitelky
automobily do Great Bend,
Kansas, kde zije provdand
dcera pi. Kyselove, pi. Leroy
AsherOva.
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"PRINC" NESPOKOJEN
S AMERIKOU.

Obyvatelstvo vych. 40. ul. Il
Woodland ave, ami nevi, ze
ma "a souseda prince kra-
lovskeho rodu'. Jest jim, die
vlastnlho povidani Maurice
Newman, bytem els. 2561'
vych. 40. ul., o nemz dnesni
Plain Dealer piSe neuveritel-
nou historii. Newman tot;z ma
naseho blahobytu jiz po kirk a
chysta Sc zpet ma ostrov tt
mon StredoZemnim mori as
80 mil cd pobfezi Palestyny,
kde jeho otec Martello Abeli-
ska jest "opravdickym kra-
lem pod protektoratem An
glie. Rise eta as 10000 oby-
vatel vesm6s barevn6ho pleme-
ne, Zidovskeho vyznani. Lid 81
pry ma paradu nepotrpi a celia
jeho garderoba Jest, ovazanim
81 beder kusem odevu hotova.
Xvi Sc jen tim, CO pT!roda po-
skytuie pramys1 jest ma o.
strove veci neznamou. Zen
muZe miti kazdy tolik, kolik
jich uzivi, coz pTi na!ych ma
rocich ma toilety neni as priliS
aakladnym. Patrne take "kra-
lovsky otec' Newmana pilne
tomuto startmu zvyku byl pfi-
univ, neb nynejsi nespokojeny
American a soucasne Glen pa
novnicke rodiny jest II. dite-
tenn pozehnane dynastie. Proto
take sc snad pustil do Ameri-
ky, kdyz ma tolik kandidatil
trunu pred sebou. Meskal v
Americe roll a test Sc, az Sc
bude moci oditi narodni kra.
rodne zeme. Jen at to pro
boha neudela jeste zde. me
by opletani s ufady. Jment
. Newman ma po pani kralov
ske matefi, mi ponekud male
orientalne, piipomina spise n;
'nemeckou zidovku.
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Ne dvakrate koupani prizni-
va dnesni doba koupaci znac-
ne oklestila prijmy V NEST
skych koupelnach, talk re fl
nancni feditel shledal. ze tento
obor pracuje s deficitem Cd 16
do Is cent? denne. Jelikoz
mesto, jak nam jest, Eel znamo
ma velky schodek, rozhodl Sc
mayor Kohler, ably V dHsled-
cich spatneho obchodniho OBJ
dobi bylo propusteno 26 "a.
mestnancn ma pobfezich a .
koupelnach. Nastanou-li ale
opetne vedra lame Ease oziy
nou, budou tito zrizenci opet
ne prijmuti = jest-li ze totii
ma blahovdli pana mtst'an
sty budou cekati.
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Ma MEzSTATNf KONFERENCI DOCl.
LENA D0H0DA.
PRfMERf PODEPSANO BUDE: DNES
ODPOLEDNE..
UJEDNANf CLEVELANDSKE BUDE SMERODAT-
NYM PRO OBLASTl MIMO ZASTOU-
PENYCH STATO.

Majitele uhlodolt spolu Sc
zastupci hornictva peti nej-
vetsich uhlitezicich statu byli
hotovi jiz dnes v casnych ho-
dinach rannich k podpisu no.
veho mzdoveho cenniku, KITE
ry tomto pripade by zname-
nal zakonceni stavky dulnich
revirech. Podvybory obou
stran maji pripraveno vse, co
by smerovalo k odklizeni do
savadnich SPORT. Hlasala tax
zprava z konference dnes o
pdl jedne hodine po pulnoci.
Potvrzenim move mzdov6
Skaly dotyka sc majiteld uhlo-
dolu jejichz tezba uhli prestu-
puie 5O,OOO.0OO tun uhli roc
ne, talk re jine sachty mekke-
no uhli V celych Spojenych
Statech Sc jiste k operatorGm
mir uzavirajicim pridruzi.
Nova dohoda primlouva Sc
o ponechani V platnosti stare
no mzdoveho cenniku vcetn6
starVch pracOvnich pOdminek
a nova smlouva platiti ma do
l. dubna 1928. Navrh, ably
spory pristi predkladany byly
arbitracnimu projednani, je-
hoz Sc zastavali hlavne mali
tele dolu padl.
Zvest, re bylo v podvybo-
rech docileno "prozatimni sho
dy", ohlasen byl O jedne hodi-
ne ranni Johnem L. Lewisem,
presidentem spojenych uhlo-
kopu a T. K. Maherem, pred
sedou mezistatni cenlkove kon-
ference operatoru a havlru.
0 akci bude kazdou stranou
zvlast' pojednano dnes dopo-
ledne a pax odpoledne o 2. no.
dine ma spolecne schulz konfe-
renCni.
Smiru vSak dnes uzayrene-
no nebylo dosa zeno hladce neb
n6kteri operatori, jez Sc ne
chteli sprateliti, ably vynecha-
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ODJfZDf DO CESKO-
SLOVENKA.

PriSti sobotu 10. srpna, t. r.
'vypluji z New Yorku oblibe-
nou lodi George Washington.
paroplavebni spolecnosti Uni
ted States Lines pres Bremy
do vlasti nasi krajani p. Jan
Kubicek manzelkou a dceru-
Skami Annou a Helenou, k ma
vSteve pratel We Smetanove
Lhote; p. Rudolf Jares S man.
zelkou detmi Marii, Lilil a
Frantiskem jedou do Doubra-
vice u Nyran; p. Alois Krieger
manzelkou usadi Sc Karlo-
We Huti u Berouna; p. Franti-
SEEK Koci, manzelkou, ,synem
Josefem a dceruSkou Karoli-
nou vraci Sc do Prahy pi.
Stella Grosmanova $ detmi
Bertou, Frantiskem, Janem.
Robertem a Voitechem navSti-
vi sve rodice Kotouni u Ne
pomuku.
Preplav vyrizen byl vsem v
new1burghske odbocce The Gle
veland Trust Co. p. Fred Ho-
lubem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-15
VLAKOvEMU PERSONALU
Sc NARIZUJE, ABY SETR-
VAL PRl POvINNOSTI.
Stravkujicim pry hrozi, ze bu-
dou nahraxeni stavkokazy.

President bratrstva vlakov-
Mich zrizencn William G.. Lee
vydal clenstvu organisace, KITE
; rez jest nacelnikem, pokyn,
ably setrvalo v praci. Ucinil tax
,'patrne nasledkem stavky, pro-
pukle ma zapade, kde zane
chali zrizenci nahle prace.
We vlastnfm jeho pojednani
Ivydanem spojenenu tisku pro
hlasuje, ze tito stavkari Sc Wy
stavuji nebezpeci, ze mista j.
mi opustena budou obsazena
jinak. Podobne telegrafoval i
do vsech lozi bratrstev ma pa
CHICKEN pobrezi, re zfizenci
Sc must zachovavati pfesne
die usneseni vratiti Sc ku
svym povinnostem a "a tim u
celem vyslal Lee diva misto-
|predsedy k Pacifiku, kdezto
treti pGsobiti bude stejnem
smyslu ma zapade cd Oklaho-
my az po Salt Lake City.
Jinak vcera president Lee o.
znamil, ze jest primo zahrno-
van telegrafickymi stiznostmi
vlakovych zTizencd, zalujicich,
re vlaky jsou v tax spatnem
stavu, ze clenstvo bratrstva jen
ceka ma uredni schvaleni, ably
mohlo opravnane prace zane
chati. / zde sc opakuje h;sto-
rie, spravy drah tyto nedo-
statky bud' popiraji, aneb Wy
licuji jen jako celkem velice
nepatrne, vseobecnou zeleznic-
nj dopravu nikterak neztezu-
jfci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-15
RUSKO NECHCE POJI.
STOVNY.

Riga, 13. srpna. - Sovetska
vlada rozhodla Sc po zralem
uvazeni, zamitnouti zadost ne
meckych a anglickych pojist'o
vacfch spolecnosti, ably smelly
poznovu otevriti sve filialky a
agentury Rusku. Rada lido
vych komisarG sc usnesla, po-
drzeti vladni monopol We We
skerem pojist' 'ovani, jak sdelu-
je zdejsi sovetska obchodni de-
legace.