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Evening star., 1923-04-19
LEWIS REALTY CO.,
I417 K Street Northwest.
Suite 3o3-3o5.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING HOMES Fol.
INVESTMENTS.

Park Road Near nth St.
A Groom and ba tn brick house; steam heat;
front and rear porches; space for garage;
Owner. ill, must sell. This house is in good
condition and bargain ut S10,5O0. Inspection
by appointment only.
Beautiful New Home.
Six rooms, baths, built-in garage. concrete
front, breakfast and double sleeping porches;
h.-wh, gas and electricity; stationary tubs
In desirable. rapid growing section. this is a
fne corner home. Price, Sl2, $50. Terms.
Downtown.
A very desirable 10-room brick home on
11th St; tile baths service toilet; English
basement: h.-wh., Pittsburg heater: 4car
brick garage, stories; large lot. Home can
be arranged into apartments. An attractive
buy for $4,000.
I4th Street Corner.
Store with apartment above, containing 3
rooms and bath; h.-wh., gas and electricity;
all modern improvements. This property has
a good income and is very attractive IN
vestment at this time. Price, s35,0 900.
Three-Story Apartment House.
In desirable northwest section of city. near
l4th and L sts., containing Il hre-room and
bath apartments, all rented and In excellent
condition, and a good investment. Price,
$40 1000.
We solicit the listing of ye
management of your property ar
LEWIS RI
PHONE xAIr s75S. .
Suite 3o4-3o5,
Evening star., 1923-04-19

East Capitol Street.
toilets; h.-w.h.; front and rear porches; all
rooms light and airy; lot 4ox100: home in eH
cellent neighborhood and desirable. Can rent
for $12o per month. Price, Sl2. 900.
Rock Creek Church Road.
Desirable Groom and bath, tapestry brick
viewing Soldiers Home grounds Has h.-w.h
porches. front and back yards and garage; on
paved alley. Price, $1,000. We can arrange
good terms
Four New Groom Houses.
With bath, electric lights. modern, large
back yards, cellars. Rent. $40 per month
each. Very cheap for $4,000 each. Must be
seen to be appreciated
Park Place.
beautiful corner home. colonial tapestry
brick, viewing on Soldiers Home Park;
large rooms and . tile baths, concrete front
and large double porches (screened),
ly modern throughout and very desirable.
Price only S13,5O0.
Congress Heights.
Beautiful sixroom. stucco bungalow cellar:
electricity. Four minutes walk TO This is
Terms can be arranged.
ur properties. Consult us as to
d collection of rents.
ATTY CO.,
Az X St. NV. "
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03
ADVERTISEMENT
NoTIcE OF HEARING pETITIoN

In the Superior Court of the State
Of Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino.
In the Matter of the Estate of Will
liam A. Lannom, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary A.
Lannom has filed in this Court a GER
tain document purporting to be the
last Will and Testament of William
A. Lannorn, Deceased, together with
her petition praying that said doeu-.
ment be admitted to probate in this
Court as the last VIII and Testament
of said William A. Lannom, who, said
petitioner alleges, is deceased, and
that letters testamentary issue there
on to said petitioner, and that same
will be heard on Saturday, the 4th
day of August, A. D.. 1928, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the court room of said Court in the
Court House, in the Town of Flag
staff, County of Coconino, State of
Arizona, and all persons interested in
said estate are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer Of said petit
toner should not be granted.
TOM L. REES,
(SeaD Clerk.
Dated July IL, 1923. 7-20-3t
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

.@HOAA(4 VI AA41<AAeA1NA - 4 AO1N
In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino.
In the Matter of the Estate of Hugh
E. Campbell, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
w. Campbell has filed in this Court
certain document purporting to be the
last VIII and Testament of Hugh E.
Campbell together with his petition
praying that said document be admit
ted to probate in this Court as the last
viii and Testament of said Hugh E.
Campbell, who, said petitioner alleges,
is deceased, and that letters testamen-
tary issue thereon to said petitioner,
and that same will be heard on Satur-
day, the 18th day of August, A. D.,
1923, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at the court room of said
Court, in the Court House, in the
Town of Flagstaff, County of Coco
nino, State of Arizona, and all per-
sons interested in said estate are no.
titled then and there to appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
TOM l.. REES,
a(Seal) Clerk.
Dated July 30, 1928. 8-3-St
N
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Cubs Are Now Out to .
 Play All COntenders

The Cubs are thirsting for blood They now come forth with the ehal- lenge that they have defeated all New Britain teams played" and have lost but twice--to Berlin.
 The Cubs announce their tallies as six victories and two defeats and are especially anxious for games with the West Ends, Colum bias, Echoes and in regards to the last announce that we have accepted the challenge of the Echoes and are willing to meet them next Sunday On Thursday night tir Cubs would like to play the Col umbias
 The lineup Of the Cubs: Mieckow- ski, Levine, c; Salmon, D; Captain Baker. lb; iuek, 2b: Harkins ss. Bianco. 3b; Messenger. If; Darrow, cf; Manager Saunders and Dakorta, If.
 The record thus far is. Cubs 6. Boosters 5; Cubs B. Boosters {; Cubs 2. Columhias 4; Cubs i, Triansles :; Cubs 13. All Saints Q: Cubs IT, Elihu Burritt 8. Cubs !, Echoes 0. Cubs 3, Triangles IS.
 Manager Saunders may be reached st 52e-5. Another game with the Triangles is sought.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
C0RBIN'S SUNDAY GAME CALLED OFF
Rain PreVentS--S S--Saturday's Battle
 a Victory for Red Sox

Rain prevented the corbin Red So, from playing the Quonos of North Guilford yesterday, but the game will be played on the 17th.
 Saturday the Red sox. with Eddie Hine twirling. tucked another scalp under their belts when they defeated the Standard Steel and Bearings nine by score of to c.
 Three men as Tar as second was the nearest the Standard team came to scoring. In justice to Pitcher Roy of the Standard nine 1t must be said that his support was wobby. On the other hand, corbin gave Hine gilt edged support and hit hard and timely. Corbin scored three in the first, after two were out on four hits, pass and aa passed ball. Hines triple, Blanchard's single and d double by Snyder in the second. aided by Huber's sacrifice fly, brought in two more. Clinton's single, in the third, coupled with two errors, scored another. The seventh inning brought in another run. Jackson singled and went to second on Barnetts sacrifice, took third on Elliott'a poor handling of Roy's peg and scored when he and Preisser worked the double steal.
 (ContiniIed m E0lipwinp Papa1
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
National League
MANY TEAMS AFFECTED
Penn State Loses a Number of Star Athletes by Graduation of Senior Class Next Monday.

State College, Pa, June A. With the graduation exercises at Penn State next Tuesday a number of star career. There is not single college careers. There not a single sports team that goes unscathed in the loss.
 From the football team of last fall Bentz, Huford and Logue will be gone. The track team will lose Cap tain Kaufman. lille, Tice, Edgerton and kreiter.
 The baseball team is perhaps the worst hit losing Captain koehler Hare, Miller, Longhurst and Black.
 The basketball squad must figure on replacing Captain koehler and Shair.
 To replace these losses next year, the greatest bunch of freshman ath- letic material in history is to be available.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
HIGH SCHOOL HITS
 HARD, WINS EASILY
Walks Away With So. Manchester
 by 14-S Score

The New Britain High school base ball team went on q batting rampage Saturday and defeated the South Manchester High school al St. Mary's field by a lop-sided score, 14 to g.. mauling the offerings of the Silk Town slabster, Gray was holding the visitors safely. This is the second victory for Gray in a week, and the third conse- cutive victory to his credit.
 The Red and Gold team made it
 hot for the visiting pitcher in the first inning when they hit almost e"ery- thing he sent over for total of twea- ty bases. Four runs were scored in the first inning, one in the second, one in the third and three in the fourth. He succeeded in banking the Hardware City five in the fifth, but in the sixth they put two more over. They scored three in the eighth. The Silk Towners got five hits off him, one of which was for an extra base.
 The stars for the New Britain team were Beagle and Grip. Beaglc's splendid hitting stood out above the rest. The base running of Grip waa very good He stole three bases dur ing the afternoon.
 The team announces itself as all set for the final game of the season with the Hartford High school team at Hartford next Saturday. The game will decide the triangular champion ship. Hartford's victory over the New Haven IIillhouse team places them in q tie with the Hardware City team for honors in the race. Hartford has won 2 and lost 1, New Britain has won ? and lost l, New Haven won and lost 3.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
PIRATES, WITH POLIIIS
 IN BOX, BEST PORTLAND
New Britain Team Comes Back From River Town At Long End of
 6 to 0 Sunday Score

The Pirates have hit their stride. Yesterday, in the neighborlng village of Portland they handily trounced the town team by the decisive score of 6-o. Sim" Politis, member of the police department and in the fall a formidable football player, was on the mound for the Pirates and with uBt- sey Hall catching him was invinc'ble, Nelson and Muldoon worked for Port land. On Monday and Friday nights the Pirates hold their regular practice at Walnut Hill. The score of yester- days game:
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04

In the American, Detroit again reached toward third place by de- feating the occupants of that position Cleveland. { 10 !.
 A veteran figured in chieago's yic- tory over st. Louis to l. Eddie Collins. second sacker Of the White sox stole two bases. Willie Kamm si0o.ooo infelder from San Francis co vas the fielding star.
 The Philadelphia Athletics lost ground in its climb toward the Tanks stronghold in first place. los ing to the slipping Washington sena- tors to ?. The Yankee Boston Red sox game was not played because Of rain although crowd of 30.on0 awaited action for an hour and a half.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04

New York June 4-Brookyn today continues the sensation of both major leagues.
 In driving rain storm yesterday with clouds SO dense as to make difficult to the players from the Ebhets field stands the Dodgers again dopned the Boston Braves S. registering their third win out Of four with the Bostonans and their fifteenth victory of their last 23 contests.
 The victory placed the Dodgers just game behind Pitts burgh in second place the Pirates lost St. Louis to Chi cago broke the Cincinnati Reds winning streak of six games 8. Philadelphia and New York not scheduled
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
New Britain .il2 1l5 012-14 IF Hartford 110 51n Uo0---1 q i U
WILL CHALLENGE CRIQUI
Carl Tremaine to Seek Bout For
 Featherwcight Title

Cleveland, June 4.--Jimmy Dunn, manager of Carl Tremaine of Cleve- land, asplrant for the bantam weight title announced yesterday that he would challenge Eugene Criqni, on behalf of Tremaine, for the feather- weight championship. Dunn was for years manager Of Johnny kilbane, the former champion,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
BOWLING GAME POSTPONED.

The Meriden Bowlerdromes have called off their game with the New Britains, originally set for tonight, and will play here tomorrow night and on Thursday night in Meriden. This series will determine the cham pion in the Connecticut state bowling league.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
PLAINYILLE BOYS DEFEAT
 ENOX A. (. OF BRIDGEPORT
Park City Nine Goes Back Home With Small End of I-2 Score After
 Good Rattle

The Plainville town team inflicted 4-2 defeat upon the I.enox A. c. of Bridgeport in well played game in the nelghboring town yesterday. Fly land. Plainville's slabman, held the visitors to eight hits while his team mates did little better with Farrell, getting but g. Each team had one error, The score:
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Swedish Lutherans Defeat
 Hartford Church Leaguers

The local Swedish Lutherans de- feated the Hartford Lutherans Satur- day at Pope park in loosely played game score 14 to 10. Larson was on the mound for the locals and pitched good ball after the fourth inning when three hits and three errors with a base on balls gave Hartford five runs. Larsons home run with man on featured as did Ahgren's fielding. Score by innings:
 l. h. e. New Britain .il2 115 012-14 12 , Hartford ...110 510 020--10 10 5 Batteries: Larson and Nelson; An derson, Lindstrom and Johnson.
 The players will meet for practice Tuesday on the Ellis Street grounds at 630 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
MOHA INKS OF MERIDEN ARE
 DEFEATED BY THE FALCONS
Pitcher Kapia sGocs Far Toward Making New Britain Win Sure
 When He Fans II Eaters.

The Falcons of this city defeated the Meriden Mohawks yesterday to in great game. The twirling of Kania for New Britain was a feature, he flaming fl Meriden batters and allowing but eight hits. Zeigler. Cuba and Nagel soclled the ball hard, each getting q double. The score;
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Tygers 8, Indians :

Detroit, Mich. June IA one hand catch by Speaker of Rigney's long fly to deep center field for the second out in the ninth inning, which per- mitted Heilmann to score the win- ming run from third base was the only feature of an s to victory by De- troit over Cleveland here yesterday Gcore.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
RAIN PREVENTS GAME

Rain prevented the game at St. Mary's yesterday between the Besse- Leiands and the Crimsons of Hartford. The game vii be played next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
AIeriden NIol,awks.

stolen bases. Gaida, Masterano, Petoski: sacrihc ~nits cabay Budnik, Dahlka; left on bases, New Britain !. Meriden s; base on balls, off kania 4, off Masterano l; struck out, by Masterano S. by kania l4:
 hits, off Kana s, of Masterano H. winning pitcher, kania; losing pitcher, Iasterano.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Washington.
Philad elphia Washington

Two base hits, Galloway. Leibold, Ricon. 6s. Harris: sacrifices, Peckinpaugh 2, Ri conda, scheer Leibold, Weich double plays Harris to Peckinpaugh to Judge lief, on bases, Philadelphia |, Washington $; base on balls, of Hasty 2 off Hellings- worth 1. of Ogden l struck out. by Nasty !, by Ogden g. hits, of Hasty in tn- nings, of Ogden in innings. losing pitcher, Hasty. umpires. Owens and Din. neen, time, i.40.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04

 
BR0OKLYN'S SENSATIONAL
 COMEBACK IS BIG NOISE
 OF BASEBALL WORLDS BEST

Dodgers Now Are Within One Game of Second Place Detroit Striving For Third Place in American League By Defeating Cleveland-Athetics Slip When sena. tors Take Their Measure--Eddie Collins Features With Two Stolen Bases.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
V V
 Plntnrillc Town Team.
sRan for Hyiand. "-9-- - V
 Ienox 4. (. of Bridgeport.

'Herb bsttcd Tor MIchnels n gth. pla.nviie ,................ 0l0 o2o io0-4 Bridgeport ............,.., iel o0o 1od--2
 Two base hits, KtlduH, Blanchard. Mich Iae!s: three base hit. s. Hudniok: sacrifice hits Kilduf; bases or balls, of Hyland
 h 8 innings of Farrell I in 9 innings: struck out, by Farrel! In innings by Hyland !n Innings: stolen bases Plain vile !. Bridgeport 3; double plays, Brew ster to Brazie Fitzpatrick to Budnick; hits. eff Hy,and 8 tn !nntngs, off Farrell in innings; umpires, Neff and Bonney; time, 200.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
GAME pnsTrnNL.n

The Rangers game with the St Mary's of M.riden yesterday was postponed until next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
How They Line up
 F in Four Leagues
National League

Yesterdays Results Chicago 1, Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn !. Boston S. St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3. Only three games scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Tuenty-H.e Years Ago

On June 3, 1898. Manager Watkins of Pittsburgh bought Tom O'Isrien. outfielder. and Frank Bowerman. catcher. from Baltimore Orioles.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
KEszERNARS W SPORT
Ten Years Ago

On June {, 1913, Knights Ney. pur- chased by Richard Croker. was
 scratched from English Derby list. leaving no American entry.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Eastern League

Yesterdays Results Waterbury <, Springfield 4. Albany [, Worcester ,. Other games, rain.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Hartford at New Haven. Springfield at Waterbury. Worcester at Albany.
 ,Pittsfield at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Portland.
Pirates.

Two base hits J. shsshan, Beagle and r. sheahan; home run, Beagle struck out, by Poiitis 10, by Nelson :.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics IlfN

Washington. June 4-Wasiington outbatted Philadelphia two to one and took the final game yesterday. to 2. Score.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Games Today Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League
Yesterdays Res,,lts

Chicago :, St. Louis l. Washington s, Philadelphia 2. Detroit 5, Cleveland :.
 Boston-New York, rain.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

""IIfNS- NtfHJ Rochester at Buffalo. Syracuse at Toronto, Reading at Newark. Jersey City at Baltim ore.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
International League
Yesterdays Results

Newark [, Reading 3. Jersey City 5, Baltimore 2. Other games, rain,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04

tConunued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Standing of the Clubs

Games Today New York at Washington. Cleveland at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04

Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-06-04
Cleveland.

sTwo out when winning run was scored. xBatted for Edwards in sth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
PROCES 5 PKOHIBICNlMI
ACENTY.

Dnes svedciti bude Samuel
Rembrandt, byvaly pravnik,
dnes zayreny v treatnici v A
tlanta ma tfi roIky pro pokus
podplatiti byv. federalniho a
genta Freda Countse. Vypo-
vidati ma prot dnes zalova-
nym prohibicakdm, zminene-
mu Fredovi Countsovi, jeho
bratru a dvema jinym spolecni
kim, kteri jsou dnes obvinova-
nj, ze skutecne sami iiplatky
brali.
Rembrandt jest svakrem od-
souzeneho Louise Auerbacha a
occkava Sc, ze dnes potvrdi
tvrzeni sv6dka vcerejslho s
Selkera, jenz doznal, re dostal
Cd svakra $65.OOO az snad
100000, kterez penize 90
srazce svoii provise, take sku-
teGne bratrovi tehdejsiho fe.
deralniho prohibicniho agen.
ia, A. F. Coutsovi vyplatil.
Zajimavy process proiedna.
vany federalnim sroudcem We.
stenhaverem nabyva netusene.
no roZsahu a die vSeho Sc ma.
de vSechno ocekavani rrotah
ne, nebot' svedci obhajoby Wy.
slechnuti budou az nekdy \
pond6li.
Zmlneny Selker vypravel. ze
po podanem udani ma n6ho g
bratry Auerbachy oba bratr
Countsove mu radih, "aby dr.
Eel hubu" a zejmena A. F
Counts mu sliboval, re vSe bu
de prom podniknuto. Krone
toho mu rekl, re kdyz penize
odcvzdaval, ne'bylo pr ton
svedku. Jedinou vyhodou pre-
obzalobu b'ude, re vypovedi sc
kryji s vypoved'mi swedka pre-
dcslcho pravnika Schwartze
jinak neni az dosud valnycf
dIkazI proti obvinenym, jeli
koz ODE strany pri domnelycf
pokusech uplaceni 81 pocinaly
velice opatrne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
AUTO SJELO S NAVRSf.

Fl. Anna Knoblochova, 721G
Lexington Ave. N. E.. zastavi-
la svoje auto pred domem CTS,
1909 Columbus rd. N. w., KITE
raz ulice jest znaene v onech
mistech prikra. Opatrila stroj
ably nesjel, ba zalozila pry j
zaGni kolo dlazsbnim kane
nem. Auto ale pojednou sc
"sp!asilo" a sjelo pc navrsi
rovnou do bulky zeleznitniho
hlidace drahy Erie, Christa
Harringtona, ienz prave pred
svym stanovistem snidal. Hi
dac byl prazdnym strojem "a
sazcn a kousek ceaty vlecen j
troskami boudy. Diva JIM
chodci jeste v cas- uskocili. Po-
zd6li sebrali zrandneho hlida-
&c a dopravili jej v taxicabu do
Lakeside nemocnice, kde shle-
dano, ze jest zraneni jest veil
ce nebezpecneho razu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
KAMPAN LEPSf DOPRAVNf
VYCHOVY.

The Safe Drivers Club spo-
III Clevelandskou Bezpecnost
nj radou chteii v sobotu zaha-
iiti kampan prot "lehkomysl-
nym chodcGm a lehkomvslnym
ieZdcGm." Pr:cinu k teto ak
ci zavdava velky pocet pripa-
du traficnich nestesti, koncici
smrti postizenvch. Kampan,
"a ktere ma byti celia vercj-
most blize seznamena, jak w.
varovati Sc t6mto nehodam,
4potrva cely tyden. Bude roz-
dano. .45.00Os istkd, ma jedne
strane opattepych seznamem
signallo pazemi; pro autoisty,
kdezto. strana' dfnha vencvana
bude pouceni chodcdm, "pe-
chotey,l ,Pouceni budou- .po .,ie-
dnotlivyeh' ,domech rozdayati
scout, janyy nAklad pax roze-
Sian bude Primo postou. ).
Statistika Bezpecnostni i'a-
dy ohlasuje 1O3 prfpady zabiti
"a dopravnich nestasti, kdezto
lonskV pOdobny rekOrd Vyka-
zuie, "a stejnou dobu ,jen 80
pfipadd. Ia hnuti bude poda-
na ma pfislusnych mistech
zadost o rozmnozenf policistI,
vykonavajicich traficni sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
E.t.ERNf .5KOLY ANCLI-
CKEHO JAZYKA.

v i .1adali l. rijna ctevTeny
budou ope4ns. vecerni Skoly
anglicke reci, jez prfstupny
budou vsem, kd'oz osvojiti 81
chit rec teto zeme bez rozdilu
prislusnosti, veku, pohlavi neb
nabozenskeho aneb politicke-
no presvedceni. Poplatek "a
12tydenni kurs jest velice ne
patrny, pouhe So coz jest
zajiste v nepom6ru s vyhoda-
mi, jichz Sc pilnemu poslucha
ci dostane. Tridy umisteny
jsou We skolach, nichz uvadi
me jen ty, jez polozeny jsou
blize ceskym ctvrtim.
Corlett, Corlett Ave. a East
131. ul.; East Technical High,
vych. 55. ul. a Scovill Ave. F.;
Mt. Pleasant, vych. 116. ul. a
Union Ave-; Rice, vych. 116,
ul. a Buckeye Rd.; Woodland,
Buckeye rd. proti Amber rd.
Clark, Clark Ave. zap. Sc
|ul.; Gilbert, Zap. SO ul. Ste
rer Ave-; South High, Broad.
way proti Fullerton Ave.
Union, Union Ave. blize Broad
way.
| Tridy v knihovnach: Broad.
way odbocce ma Broadway q
vych. SIS. ul.' kazde pondelt
stredu a patek Cd Z do 8 hod
Woodland odbocce, Woodland
a vych. 55. ul. kazdou stredu
a patek cd Z do 9 hod. vecel
a dtel-y, stredu a ctvrtek Cd
l do 3 hod odpol.
Ma dotazy odpovi vam Divi
sion of Educational Extension
Board of Education, vych. 6
, ul. a Rockwell Ave-, room 2O2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13
Ceskym svobodomyslnym rodicIm
v Clevelande.

Vyucovani ma vsech ceskych svobodomysnych Skoach
Clevelande potne sobotu Is nedeli 16. zari
VAchni svobodomysln rodice poslou zase svoje deti
do chto sko We svobodomysne ceske dostane Sc
teh nejlepsi pfezost zdokonait reci svych rodcI
Pozna velke deiny ceskeho naroda nauc sveho
pdvodu Ceska svobodomysna skoa e jednim nejdezite
sch prosfedku udrzeni vedom ceskeho pdvodu made
generac, udrzen ceskeho svobodomysneho hnu jeho
organisac. "T~ VIUtWW
Toto must 81 pocatku noveho skolniho roku uvedom
neen rodce nybrz vsechny svobodomysne spoky prspe
vsemozne zasteni rozkvetu ceskeho svobodomysneho
Skolstvi nasem mese.
Ia Sdruzeni Ceskych Svobodomyslnych Skol
Cleveland6,
JOS. SKALAK, pred. JOzA HAVRANEK tai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

SAINT oZnamuje, re zahajuje
diYadelni seZonu .krasnou ve-
selohrou od j. Skruzneho pod
maven zABEC, v ktere jest
plno humoru, tax re re smichu
ami nevyjdete., Dramat:cky
sbor veskera divadla hraje We
prospech skoly j.. A. Komen-
sky, proto byste nell jej odme
nit svoji navstevou "a jeho
snahy. Proto neopomehte a
pfijd'te nedeli dine l6. zari
urcite v 5 hodin odpoledne.
Pozor! Zacatek presne V 5 ho-
din. Po divadle tanec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Kazdy volic, at jiz muz ne
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