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Evening star., 1923-02-28
CONCERT PLANNED
TO AID SANAT0R|UM
Proceeds Will Go to Aid Non
! Sectarian Tubecular Hos
f, pitaI at Denver.

An all.star concert for the benefit
ot the non sectarian tuberculosis
sanatorium a. Denver. Col, under the
management of the Jewish Consunlp
lives Relief Society. the largest Jew
ish Institution Of its kind In the
world, will be held Tuesday evening.
March Is. at S o'clock. at the Masonic
Auditorium. 18th street and New York
avenue.
Tickets will be sold at Lee Baum
Rartens office. 1905 E street. for $50,
-, s1.50 and ST. tax exempt The
officers of the local committee are
Lee Baumgarten. chairman: Mrs.
Charles a. Goldsmith. Morris Gar
flnkle, Rabbi Abram Simon and Jo-
seph L. Topper, vice chairman. and
Louis Dinowitz. secretary. -
The full committee, composed OF
prominent Washington Hebrews. is as
follows:
Committee in Charge.
Morris Cafritz Aaron Cohen. Louis
Cohen, Charles n. Cohen. y. DanZan-
sky, Mrs. L. Dinowitz. J; P. Dino%lt-
GER Nathan Edelson. Mrs. n. Edel-
son, Samuel Farber. Mrs. l. telin,an,
NJ. Feldman, 4. NJ. F'isnel. Max
FISCHER. Henry Franc, lsidor Freund
+. Futrovsky. II. Futrowsky. Fred ;.
sfichner. Morris Goldman, CHARLES A.
Goldsmith. Sam Goldstein, Dr. Fna ries
s. V. Gusack, Paul Harm Il. Ms P.
Harmel. Milton Hopfenmaier. Rabol
NJ A. Horwit2, B. kotz. Mrs. NJ: Nos
zin. Abe Levy. Harris Levy, Mrs. Il.
Lichtenberg. Rabbi ]. T. Loeb. L. +.
J.uria, r. II. L. Lyon. Max Pasterna@.
Charles Rappaport, Samuel Rappa-
port. Louis Rosenberg. N. d. Rosen-
berg Mrs. r. Rosenberg. William
Rosendorf. Mrs. Hannah Rosendort.
Mrs. j. schiffman. L: e; schloss: A
Schumacher, NJ. Segal. Rev. A. Shat-
ferman. Mrs. Fl. Schriber. Mrs. II. Sill
verberg. Rabbi 6. Silverstone. Norris
Stein. Mrs. NJ. Stein, Abram Z. Stern.
Milton Strasburger. Joe Temin. Mrs.
J. Weak. ). Weitz. Joseph A. Wilmer,
Alexander Wolf. Mrs. B. Wolf and
ph. SudeleTit.
The Junior Leaaue committee
Maurice Becker. Elizabeth Brooks
Lillian IIorowitl, Dorothy kolker,
Clara Levin. William Rabinowitz.
Evelyn Rosen, Rosa Saala,low. E. Trupp
ana Mary Ugell.
Musical Program.
The program will be rendered by
Ludwig Satz. SascEa Jacobsen. Max
Bloch. Adele Bliss, Eugenia Bruman
. and Laura ChernlavSky. The enter
\ tt!nment will be divided into two
parts. as follows:
Part 1-Piano solo. Melody tEaca-
i,nianinof). Eugenia Bruman: tenor
solo. Aria" from La Juive" (Hal-
ery). Max Bloch: violin solo,, Spanish
Dance" tSarasate), Sascha Jacobsen
soprano solos. ta) "Jonae Jome." folk
song (Jewish,. and tb) "Viut-Fitree,
folk song Little Russian), Adele
EIiss: 'Ich Beink Aheim' twords by
Satz and music by Cherniavsky)
Ludwig Sat2. actor. Laura Cherniav-
SKY, accompanist-pianis Intermis-
.ion Stereopticon views Of the Den
yer Sanatorium.
Fart 2-Tenor SOLO. Because
tD'Hardneau), Max Bloch; violin
solo, Souvenir de Moscow" (Wieniaw.
sfi), Sascha Jacobsen: soprano solo,
"N-issi D'Arte" tTosca). Adele Bliss;
'lch Min Zurich in Attorney Street"
twords by Satz and music by Rum
shinski), Ludwig Satz., actor; Laura
CheIniavsky. accompanist-pianist.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
ohsts and ehnglee g

THIS is NO JEST
II every prospective ruler of men,
whether prince or politician or pluto
crat-were compelled to kiss the mutt
lated face of some hideously SCARED
victim OF war. the coming crop of men
May the Prince of Wales never forget !!
ANONYMOUS.
He treadng from The Star)-Littauer
Files Appeal In Paris.
The Always Interested Wife-Have
you tried them in your Office, dear
EMILY CHATHAM.
CaudndDgh Courts.
First F1apper-That conductor GER
tainiy is an o,d crouch. He slared at
me just as II ! hadn't paid my fare.
Second Ditto-And what did you do?
First Flapper-I glared back at him,
just as IL l had.
MARIAN HOFFMAN,.
$685. Prospect GUenue northwest.
When Rastus Johnson done arrived
He looked just like his poppy:
In fact. de doctor he declare
He was carbon copy.
CLIFFORD II. MOOERS.
no Maryland are'.ne northeast
England has agreed to pay her debt
to America In pounds. Would ii not be
more popular II she paid it in quarts:
T.. 4. RALSEY.
S.0i 18Th street norfhtCCSt
4 lot of girls are now finding out
they can't unbob it as rapidly as they
bobbed IL
ROBERT Y. CROSS
Bureau c. u R., Nury Department.
According 10 the papers. certain milk
producers are considering a pool Pools
are insanitary; we insist that they
stick to the hydrant.
CLARENCE II. ROACH.
106 Illeghemy street. Tdkomd Park. ID. C..
First Visitor to Captal-Gosh, the
general pubic is lucky that a radio set
was not installed in the Senate.
Second V!sitor-Hunph. not half so
lucky rs the Senate is, il it has any
regard for its own hide.
4. Fl. SCOTT,
9jG MG,lsey building.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
TODAY'S WINNER.

''The Eastern Shore must be
heaven remarked the quiet
man in the smoking compartment.
when the native OF Talbot coun-
ty had paused for breath.
mo. my friend" replied the
latter. earnestly. maryland is
heaven, and the Eastern Shore is
its garden spot"
L. ". ElDWILER.
5S02 Illinois arenue.
"A check for flee dollars Uul
today be sent to this coTtribrtor.)
Evening star., 1923-02-28
.Ine Garden Variety,

You who are planning to farm on
q small scale this summer will find
interesting pointers under the For
Farm and Garden" column IN The
Star CLASSIFIED section. It will guide
you where to get what you require
both for the garden and the hennery.
advertisement
Evening star., 1923-02-28

For Colds. Grip or influenza, and rs Pre-.
sentive. take Laxati,e BROMO QUINIEE
Tablets. The box beats the signature Of L. W.
Grove. tBc sure you get BEOMO) 30c.-
AdveI tisement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
u. 5. GOAL Still
BEING SENT
CANADA
10000 Tons Shipped First
IS Days Of January, Says
Fuel Distributor.
d. CosmopoIItan News eervlcs.

During the first fifteen days Of
January, 10000 tons of anthracite
coal were shipped from the United
States to Canada. said f.. r. Wad-
leigh. Federal fuel distributor to-
day. Wadleigh also said that s5S,-
900 gross tons OF anthracite were
shipped Into Canada between Sep
tember 15. 1922, and January 20,
1928. Figures on shipments since
that date are not vet available. he
said, although shipments are still
being made.
During 1922, shipments Of an
thracite from the United States to
Canada amounted to 2.S65.1s7 tons.
while Ii ,OSS, 112 tons Of bituminous
were shipped during same period,
he said.
Wadleigh claimed there are no
embargoes, nor have been, on an.
thracite coal via the Hudson river
gateway, but that at MaybroOlx,
/ II. Y, the New York Central and
Boston & Albany railroads have
enlarged coke and bituninOus
coal when. for New Haven road
through birmingham, Mass; ct
Rotterdam, ". Y, the New York
Central has enlarged bituminous
coal consigned to Albany, West
Albany, Rotterdam and Rotterdam
Junction, when received for recon
| signment: at Mechanicsville, NJ. r,
the Boston & Maine. has an en-
barge on coke and bituminous coal
from all connections when intended
for points on the New Haven rail-
road.
Wadleigh professed to know little
or nothing as to actual present con-
ditions of the tie-up Of coal at the
points named, and of the present
volume Of coal being moved into
Canada.
The Bureau Of Service of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
whom the Cosmopolitan News Ser
vice was referred by member Of
the commission ais being the proper
bureau from which to secure in
formation relating to the New Eng
land coal shortage. could not, or
would not. give any information
whatever.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
PRINCESS MARY
WELCOMES
SON
British Society Rejoices With
Her at Coming of New
Royal Scion.
BY DAVID M. CHURCH.
Z International News Service.

/
LONDON, Feb 8.-Princess Mary,
viscountgAs Lascelles, daughter of
King George and Queen Mary, to
whom a son was born last night.
was resting easily today. The son
is described as "a fine. healthy
child"
All Britain joined in universal re-
joicing today over the birth of the
first grandchild of the King and
Queen. King George was described
as the "happiest, proudest man in
the empire"
Dr. Henry Simson and sDr. Stan.
ley Hewett, the attending physi-
clans, said that the Viscountess
had spent a comfortable night. She
plans to go to southern France
after the baby is christened.
kilograms were sent out early
today notifying the Prince Of Wales,
the Duke of Connaught, Prince
George, and other members Of the
royal family OF the happy event.
were pouring into Chesterfield
House.
It Is expected that the baby's
full name will be selected from
those of most intimate relatives,
being limited to four or five Chris.
tan names. Names of foreign roy.
atty will be excluded. contrary to
the old custom.
Members of the royal. circle be-
lieve that the boys name most
! likely will be George Henry Edward
Ulick.
The christening robe will be a
rich garment covered with old lace
which has been In the royal family
for four generations. 1t was first
used at the baptism of the late
King Edward VII. The christening
probably will take place in the
chapel royal Of st. James Palace
with the Prince of Wales and other
members of the royal family stand
ing as godparents. The date Of the
christening has not been fixed.
There was much jubilation and
excitement among all the members
of the royal household, extending
| even to the servants OF Bucking-
| ham and st. James palaces.
To Make Father an Earl.
It is likely that King George will
soon make Viscount Lascelles, the
father, an earl, thereby making the
infant heir to the earldom.
All the newspapers today devoted
much space to the happy event. A
new war could scarcely have ex.
ceeded the amount of type given
over to the tiny arrival. Small at
tention was given to President
Harding's message to the American
| Congress asking ratification of the
plan for funding the British debt.
Both the King and Queen called
at Chesterfield House to inquire
after their daughters condition and
to get a peep at their grandchild.
It is understood that the mother
has given orders that the child Is
mot to be carried in the arms dur
ing it's infancy. She has installed
Moses cradle" where the child
will lie most of the time. The
tiny newcomer will not lack gar
ments. He has a tremendous
wardrobe. Practically all the clothes
were made either by Princess Mary
| or her mother, the Queen. botf
being accomplished needlewomen
and, both very fond Of sewing.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
HOMELESS MAN FAILS TO
WIN DAMAGES FOR ARREST

TRENTON, N. j.. Feb. s.-There
is no such thing as gratitude, So
liloquized Walter II. MasterAen.
warden Of the Middlesex county
Jail, recently, when he was served
with papers in a suit instituted in
the United States District Court
by Mike Cerulo. without q home,
who sought to recover damages for
false arrest.
Cerulo was sentenced to serve
three months in Masterson's Jail on
a charge Of vagrancy. Upon the
completion of his sentence he was
given second term for a similar
period. Cerulo charged that he had
been unjustly imprisoned.
1t was developed in the course
OF the trial, however, that Cerulo
found the Jail so comfortable and
homelike that he was reluctant TO
leave 1t and take his chances with
the Vicissitudes Of a Migrants life
during the winter months.
It was claimed that he had been
kept in jail at his own request and
Judge Rellstab gave q verdict Of NO
cause Of action.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
CITY POSTMASTER WINS
my. M. c. A. CAMPAIGN

City Postmaster Merritt o. Chance
Is making his mark in the. world as
q subscription solicitor.
His winning ways won him $525 in
subscriptions for the Y. M. c. A.
budget campaign, and he took the
prize as most active worker at
the meeting OF the campaigners yes.
terday.
subscriptions amounting to 1884
were reported, bringing the total
subscriptions to $10,761. Secretary OF
the Treasury Mellon sent a check
for 500. L. A. Snead, who headed
the recent Boy Scout campaign, ad.
dressed the workers.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
NPBELL WILL
AWAIT ACTION.
: Of SENATE
Harding Holds Up Commission
Until Crissinger Wins
Confirmation.

President Harding will withhold
the commission of Milo D. Camp
bell as a member of the Federal
Reserve Board until the Senate has
confirmed the nomination of d. r.
Crissinger as governor Of the board
and James G. McNary as comp
troller of the currency, it was
stated officially at the Treasury
Department today.
Campbell is to be the ."dirt
farmer member of the Reserve
Board and was named to the post
by President Harding upon the rec
ommendation of the agriculture
blocs in Congress.
The McNary confirmation Is be-
ing held up In the Senate Banking
and Currency Committee during an
investigation of some of McNary's
private banking activities Action
on the Crissinger nomination. is be-
ing delayed until some decision is
reached on the McNary nomina-
ton.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
FIVE RUM CONSIDERATIONS
PL FAD GUILTY TO. CHARGE
Fafrar.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 8.-William
Krogman and the four other defend
ants on trial in Federal Court
charged with conspiracy to rob the
Krogman Distillery at Tell City, Ind.
changed their pleas to guilty here
today.
The men were given until March
8 to wind up their business affairs
by Federal Judge Anderson. who an
nounced that the eighteen men in
dicted would be sentenced March 8
Thirteen had already pleaded guilty.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
STRICKEN WHILE DRIVING,
FALLS. BREAKING NECK

BEVERLY, N. j., Feb. S.-Fall.
ing from a load of hay he was
driving to market, Robert Bailey
fifty-nine years old, struck head
first on the stone road. His neck
was broken.
Bailey was employed on the John
Stuart farm. He had complained OF
illness to his wife and daughter az
he left home in the morning. PLY.
sicians say he was probably stricken
while on the wagon.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
SOCIETY MAN GIVEN SON;
TWO Ex-vvIvES PROTEST

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Mark
Temple Bowling, New York and
Boston society man. was awarded
legal custody Of his. son. Mark
Downing, jr., fourteen, despite pro-
tests Of two former wives, one
the mother Of the boy.
Mrs. Isabella M. Donaldson OF
Boston, the mother. contended he
had illegally removed the youth
from Massachusetts,. Mrs. Flor
ence w. Bowling, also OF Boston.
who divorced him Vim 1921, de-
clared she had legally adopted
the boy.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
CREW RESCUED
FROM SHIP ON
REEFS
Taken From James A. Deering
by Revenue Cutter Men in
SmaH Boats.
ULA SHARON.



NORFOLK, Va, Feb. S.-The
Coast Guard cutter Manning,
which went to the assistance of a
five-mastedssch on the reefs
seven miles sonth of Cobb Island,
reported to Coast Guard head
quarters today the rescue of
Capt. L. G. Pickett and crew of
ten men, who were landed on
Cobb Island.
Boats Effect Rescue.
The schooner Frank NJ. Deering
was blown ashore during a severe
snow storm ana gale Monday eve.
ming. Owing to her position the cut
ter Manning was unable to get any
closer than q mile and the men had
to be taken of In small boats.
Owing to heavy seas which were
continually breaking over the yes.
sci this required skillful and heroic
work on the part Of the cutters
crew. The schooner will be left to
salvaging crews.
Sister Ships Crew Lost.
About two years ago the Carol
G.. Deering, sister ship of the Frank
NJ. Deering was found ashore on
Diamond Shoals with all sails set.
A passing ship discovering the
plight and, receiving no answer to
their signals communicated with the
coast guard.
When the Carol 6. Deering was
boarded she was found to BIZ in per.
feet condition, even the dinner dishes
on the table being undisturbed, but
her captain and entire crew of eleven
men were missing. Up to this time
they have not been heard of or SEEN
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Convict Bandit Of Murder.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. s Charles
Mithoefer, of Cincinnati. last Of q
gang of three to be tried for the muir
der of Patrolman Grandson r. Koch
Ter last November, was found guilty
Of first degree murder, with recon-.
mendation Of mercy. Peter Long,
Erie, Pa, whp was with Mithoefer
and two Others, was. shot to death
at the time.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
10000 ALBANIA
REBELS MOVE
ON T|RANA
Government Massing Two
Regiments of Troops to Pre-
vent Being Overthrow.
BY international News Service

SOFIA, Feb. S.-Ten thousand
Albanian revolutionaries, headed by
Hassan Ebay and Prishtin Ali,
are marching upon Tirana to over
throw the government, It was re-
ported from the frontier today.
The Albanian government Is
mobilizing two regiments to fight
the rebels.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Sues New York Wife in Paris

PARIS, Feb 8.-Charlick Reynolds,
giving his residence as Paris. has
filed suit for divorce against his
wife, formerly Marjorie Richard, of
New York, claiming she had become
"cold and naughty" They were mar
ried in New York in 1913. =
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
rs Couples Freed in Day.

I READING. Feb. S.--Judges End
Itch and Wagner. in eight hours,
granted twenty-six divorces. Hus-
bands were compliments in eleven
cases. Seventeen DEGREES were for
Ciesertion, eight for cruelty and one
for infidelity. One woman got q d.
vorce because her husband objected
to having children. They have one
child
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Ctyri pokutovani pro pr0dej
v nedeli.

Ma severovychodni stanici zapla.
till pokuty po $6.45 pro ruseni ne.
d9lniho klidu: Jacob Kleinman
kreici ienz pracoval We sve dime.
1929 E. Monument ulice, az do 81
DO pnlnoci re soboty ma nedeli,
Meyer Doverman. pekaf a jeho
pomocnik Louis Goldman pro roz'
vazani chleha nedeli rano Sa.
muel Leffelman. jenz sprevoval 8
v nedsli rano podlahu dome. {.
2l37 E. Fairmount avenue
Podlehl plyn0vym vyparIm.
Charles Logan, sedmdesatilet!
stafec, nalezen byl mrtev v nedeli
pTfbytku SVEN. (. 404 st. Paul u
lice. otraviv se svftirlynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
KOngreS Sk0nGen.

Sedesaty sedmy kongres Spoje-
nych Statn skoncil dne 4. bfezna
posledni zasedani. konrgesnici se
rozieli dc svych domov1. ably mno7i
z Mich Sc vice do Washingtonu me-
vratili. Neketeff byli minule lie
stopadove volbe porazeni doken-
cili svou zakonodarnou praci. kdez-
to JIM Sc vrati do Washingtonu po-
catkem pristlho prosinca, aby zaha-
Jill prvni zaseC ami 90. kongresu,
ktere bude steine dnlezite. iako
letosni, ponevadz to bude pred pre-
sidentskou volbou a lid bude ciniti
vladnoucf stranu zodpovednou "a
vsechuo. CO neprospesneho bylO
kongresem vykonano i "a to, CO by.
10 opomenuto.
Republikansti v1dcove pohlizi ma
v5sledek prace kongresu prav9
ukonceneho vaznymi obavami.
Jest velice mali prospesnych zako-
no, kterSmi by Sc mohli vykazati.
zadne zadoucf refcrmy nebyly pre-
vedeny. Celkem sc kongres vyzna.
menaval velikou necinnosti.
Neni sice znamo. jesrli president
Harding svola mimoradne zasedani.
ale vseobecn6 Sc mysli, ze nikoliv,
krone by Sc Evrope udalo neco
tax Vazn6ho. ze by to bylo zapotfe-
bi. Jinych d1vod1 svolani mi
mofadneho zasedanf president ne.
ma.
Dosavadni kongres nebyl pills
povolny medal se pohnouti K pfii-
mutt pfedloh, ktere president 90.
zadoval Pristi bude jest9 meme
ochotnym. ponevadz mem bude
zasedati vetsi pocet demokratt q
prog1esivnich lepuElikan1. Pre-.
dloha lodnf subvenci porazena by.
la. navrh ma 6cast' Spojen5ch STATE
ma mezinarodnim soudu taks nedo.
lsel splneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
MlStni zprdyy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhI

= Dc rodiny p. Normaua L
HOffheisera a manzelky Antonio
(roz. Bumba) pribyl vitany Glen ,
podob6 ciperns holcicky. Nast
blahopTani!
V sobotu. dne 8. bfezna zane
81 ten zn&my opefenec Cap. do rodi.
ny p Karla a Amy Scott (rozent
Wojtek) zdraveho synacka. Man
zele bydli u rodic0 ma Back River q
spClecne se te navstsvy raduli,
Gratulujem!
- Klecka, Levy a RusS. move
utvOfena spolecnost. .pfave zakoupila
pOzemek v rozloze 30xl00 ma Sc.
verni Monument ulici, zapadn6 cd
Patterson Park Avenue od Miller
MemoI ial Baptist Church (vedle k,
stela). kde bude postaven krasnf
Obchodni dnm pro nabytek v Gene
asi $4,000. Podnik tento bude
jeden nejlepsich cesk5ch obchodn
v ceske ctvrti.
- We ctvrtek. l. bfezna, den
svSch narozenin pTekvaI Iena byla
sic. Sylvia Novak, (. 8le N. Port
uliee. pfately svymi. kteff ma po.
cest' jeji uspofadali roztomilou
surprise party" trvajici az do
p0lnOcni hodiny. Spoludruzek a
spoludruhn sesIo se toIik, ze sotva
d0m staeil.
" pondeli veeer kenana byla
Ve skolnf mistnosti kostela cesko-
MOravskych Bratfi pfednaska o ia.
ponaku a Cine. Pfednaska znazor-
nena byla velikou fadou pfekra-
snych sveteln5ch 0brazkt. Ma "a.
klsde svych vlastnich zKosenosti.
ziskanych cestovanim pfednasel DR..
Dewitt Benham ze Central presby |
terniho kostela. Vedle ptednasky
ukazal celou Fadu pFedm9to koupe-
nych sob9 v dobe navstevy obou
jmenovanych zemich.
" minulem elsie Telegraph" sc
stala nemila chyba pFehlednutim
sazece. We zprav6 tajemnika Sta
vebniho a SpoFitelniho Spolku ''Zla-
"a Praha" a sice malo stati nasle.
down.: Ucetni vybol: Karel Ma
tOusek. Josef H&jek. John l.. Ger
max. Mimo jmenovan5ch 6fedni-
KID zvoleni do feditelstva: John j |!
Kreml. Anton zitnik, Alois Vlcek.
Frank j. Cad John Kou:nik. coz
timto opravuieme.
- Divadlo pod MAVEN "Ani6.
ka" sehrane ditkami Cesk@ Svob. |
SkOly Augustin Herman v nedeli,
25 1nora v Sokolovn6 se vydafilo
K 6plne spokojenosti vSech pfftom.
nych. Ackoliv pocasl bylo p9kne, |!
coz miva obycejn9 yliv ma navstevu
vefejnSch podnik1. tentokrate sc
ukazalO. ze skola dosahla sve pfita.
zlivosti. Pr storna sin Sokolovuy
byls napln9na Ditky se obzvlast& |
vyznamenaly We SvSch rolich, coz
hlavnf zasluhu zdar ma utitel .
Ant Vsneura. Hudba p. j. MaSka !:
hrala v5borne v meziakti q 6pln9 |
zdarms, zacez necht' pfijme mas |
dix Dale dekuieme vsem kdo pfi-
spell ku zdaru divadla.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly |
Aug. Herman.
" ned9li. dne q. bfezua zem-
fela ma zapal Pile iedna stara osad-
nice q zakladatelka osady sv. Va
clavske pani Marie Ban ochova els.
215 N. Madeira ST.. We start IA
rok1 Narozena byla v Lazanech v,
Cechach q teto move vlasti dlela
Sc rok1 Pfinalezela ku spoIk1m:
81 Ludmili. sv. Amy, Oltafnfmu
sv. Rodiny l3. kadu sv. Frantiska,
jichz deputace se z1castnila pohfbu.
PohTeb byl konan domu smutku
do kostela sv. Vaclava We stfedu, z.
bfezna odtud ma hfbitov Neisv.
Vykupitele. Zesnula zanechava zde
til dltky: Anna Soul, AlzE9ta ~Ko-
lark a Josef Baroch. Pr1vodci
Takve byli PIP: Vaclav Simanek.
Jan Simanek. Frank Bocek, Josef.
AlOis Vaclav Klimov@. Pohfebni
oGx~Iv, ,,rL0un1 ulIO Ioco% TJ:1l
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krejCi ma Stayku.

We snaze vymoci zv5seni mzdy.
lepsich pracovnich podminek q
kratsich hodin, kolem 4 tisic clend
krejcovske unie "Amalgamated"
vyslo We stfedu o 10. hodin9 ma
stavku mensich krejcovskych d.
len. We 2 hodiny odpoledne dana
byla zamestnasatel6m pfilezitost'
ueini'i sve nabidky ku poceti pra
ce. Stavka vyvolana byla jenom v
mensich dilnach. any zadne stizno-
sti proti vetsim ucin9ny nebyly.
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Evan Matthews. 24let5 mladik.
ktery sazel ma konske dosihy v
New Orleans a Tia Juana odb5va-
nych, primal Sc. ze zpronevefil
sperky Gene $4,000 r1znymi FIR
mani jemu k prodeji svefenSmi.