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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
GEORGE EARL ANSLEY
WINS FLAG CONTEST
Charles Lanier Low Medalist in
Opening Event of Season
Thursday At Golf Club

In the first contest of the sea
son at the Golf Club there were
large number of entrants. The
event was a flag contest which IS
highly enjoyable by all players as
the actual handicap is used which
makes the play as nearly equal as
possible among all participants.
This contest was won by George
Earl Ansley who planted his flag
on the 18th green. 1t is quite
singular that he left his flag on this,
same green last year and also win
ner of this contest at that time.
Charles Lanier was low medalist
andTom Harold was awarded the
BOBBY. All of these winners receiv-
ed suitable prizes.
The course is now in the best
shape that it has been in since the
Golf club was organized It is stated.
1t has been heightened and all the
permanent green's are being used ex-
cept No. s, which is still under
constructor.
The register shows that the num-
Der of players is increasing daily
and another week will see tile
course well filled each day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
SIX YOUNG MEN ARE
HURT IN AUTO WRECK

M'RAE, May 9.--While travelling
at very high rate of speed, later
stating that they were en- route 70
Hazelhurst, twenty-four miles south
of here, to attend the Richey re-
yival meetings, six young men, re-
ported to be from Macon were in
a serious and near fatal automo-
bile accident three miles north of
here on the McRae to Macon
highway The new Dodge car in
which they were travelling struck -
light sandbed, careened and swer-
we'd out to one side of the road,
turning completely over, injuring
some members of the party serious
ly, and all suffered more or less Sc
we're physical shock.
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MOAT BUILT ABOUT
SQUARE BY OFFICERS

TANGIPAHOA PARISH JAIL
Amite, La, May 9.-The six men
hanged beginning at noon today
spent their last hours this morning
receiving consolation offered by
the attending Roman Catholic
priest, while a heavy guard was
placed about the jail and courc-
house square.
The courthouse square, as an
added precaution, has been sur
rounded by a ditch filled with wa.
ter varying in depth from few
inches to two feet. This ditch IS
from four to ten feet wide, thus
forming moat about the scene
of the execution.
This ditch was dug and filled
with water so as to make more diff
flcult any possible attempt at the
rescue of the prisoners.
Many persons have gathered in
Amite to be here on the date of the
of the executions which were pri-
vate and upon a double gallows,
and the business section of the
town was crowded with automobiles
at an early hour. There are no
women in evidence among the
crowds that throng the streets.
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BIBB BOARD WON
ACCEPT NEW PLAN
Ballard System of Teacher Ger
t;fication Not Considered
Satisfactory AT Macon

MACON, May 9.-The Blob
County Board of Education. refuses
to comply with the order of the
state school superintendent, N. II.
Ballard, to require all teachers in
the local system to qualify under
the new plan of certification adopt-
cd by the state board last Februa ~.
The local board yesterday heard
the communication from the state
superintendent of schools and auth.
0rized a politely worded reply to
the effect that the plan adopted by
the state board is not applicable to
the Bibb County Board of Educa-
ton.
1t is recited in the letter that will
go forward today to the state school
superintendent that the Bib county
Board of Education was created by
an act of the Legislature in 1872
which act gives the board absolute
control over the public educational
system in this county.
The state school superintendent
was asked to withdraw his request,
although members of the board STAT
ed that the teachers of the Blob
County system had no fear of the
proposed test, for they consider the
local system the best in Georgia.
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SIX ITALIANS PAY
DEATH PENALTY TODAY
Continued From Page onel

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pressed with the truthfulness of his
story that when the sextet arrived
in Independence in an automobile
from New Orleans he did not leave
the car and was not within two
blocks of the bank and the Gaines
home when Roy Leona shot Gaines.
Bocchio, without a relative in this
country, with no friends and no
money, said he had desired to tell
the story of the affair from the be-
ginning, but that Leona insisted on
silence, declaring if thehy stuck
together all would be released. Sill
ence was maintained by all until
three weeks ago, when Leona con-
fessed and admitted he alone kill
ed Gaines.
Sheriff Bowden announced today
the men would be executed in pairs
in alphabetical order. The first to
die to be Bocchio and Natalie,
Deamore. They to be followed
by Joseph CYCLIC and Andreas
Lemantia and Leona and Joseph
RIM. The sheriff added that this
plan would would be changed only
if any of the men should break
down and become violent in that
event the violent ones would be
hanged first. 4ta
The prisoners confessed to a
priest Thursday and received com
munion at the hands Of two priests
today and received the last com
munion during today forenoon, d
few hours before the executions.
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LANDSCAPE, GARDENER
VISITING IN DECATUR

CAMBRIDGE, May 8.-Field
Agent N. w. Harvey, of the agri-
cultural college, Athens, is spend
ing several days in Decatur county
in the interest of school play
grounds.
Mr., Harvey has meant much to
Bainbridga in that he has been the
means of establishing a Storm Of
landscape gardening at private
homes that has proved an incentive
to others to study the effect of cor.
rect arrangements of shrubs and, all
plants as well. The county agent
has helped in this identifying of
cambridge by introducing Mr.. Har-
vey to the ladies and adding that his
services are free"
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RYLANDER ANNOUNCES
ROTARY COMMITTEES

Continued from Page One.)
to song and fun. Carr Glover, Jr.,
and Miss Eugenia Parker danced,
accompanied by Frank Sheffield,
Jr.
President Rylander's committee
and other appointment were an
nounced as follows:
Secretary, Luther Harrell, sue
ceeding himself; sargent at arms,
Lee Hansford; assistant sargent, C.
H. Burke; song leader, Frank
Harold, succeeding himself.
Directors - Walter Rylander,
Luther Harrell John Sheffield, j.
E. Mathis, j. T. Warren, Lovelace
Eve, w. c. Cage.
Program Commlttee-Cobb Mil
ner, chairman; A. c. Crockett, P.
E. Westbrook.
Fellowship Committee T. M.
Furlow, Chairman; Herbert Haw-
kins, Charles Lanier, H. C. White,
Heys, McMath, L. L. McCleskey.
Business Methods Committee -
]. T. Warren, chairman; Sam Cob
en-, S. +. Howell, j. E. hightower.
Public Affairs Committee -
Frank Sheffield, chairman; Frank
Lanier, R. E. Allison, C. H. Burke,
G. W. Riley.
Rotary Education Committee -
W W. Dykes, chairman; R. E.
Hearn, Hamilton Yancey.
Boys Work Committee. M.
France, chairman Hugh Mize, w.
H. Emmett, Arthur Rylander, Jr.
Publicity Committee - Lovelace
Eve, chairman; E. B. Anderson,
Chancey L. Rhodes.
Music Committee.-Frank har-
rold, chairman; Frank Sheffield, Jr.
L. F. Grubbs, W. G. Turpin.
Rotary Education Loan Fund -
c. S. Glover.
House Committee - Sam Coney,
chairman; Tom Harold, Lee M.
Hansford.
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Have your children eat it regularly
two tablespoonfuls daily-in chronic
cases, with every meal. They will like
its wonderful, nut-like lavor-so diff.
terent from common brans which are
most unpalatable.
AS cereal, with milk or cream, they
val ENJOY Kellogg 3 Bran, cooked and
krumbled. Sprinkle it over otber
cereals. Cook it with hot cereals Trv
1t in delicious mullins, bread, griddle
cakes and other recipes given on everv
package
But start them eating Kellogg
Bran to-day. Start every member of
your family eating it. Kellogg
Bran cooked and krumbled, is made
IN Battle Creek and is served in indi-
Vldual packages by the leading hotels
and clubs everywhere. Ask for il at
your restaurant. It is sold BY all
gr0ceTS. "A
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Let KeIlogg's Bran free your children
from that dangerous disease -eonsiinalior,

Children are subject to constipation.
In the excitement of play, they neg
iect themselves and foster this dread
disease. More than forty other diseases
can be traced to constipation. Don It
delay. Begin at once to cleanse their
systems of the dangerous poisons.
Kellogg's Bran sweeps the intestine
clean-and purifes it. 1t drives out
the poisons which undermine your
children s health. 1t makes the bowels
function regularly and naturally.
Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled, is guaranteed to bring results if
eaten regularly, or your grocer will
return your money. 1t is guaranteed
because it is ALL bran! Nothing but
AID bran can be 100 per cent effec-
tive. Kellogg's Bran is recommended
by doctors everywhere-they know
from experience that it brings results.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
ATLANTA BAD MAN
JAILED BY POLICE

ATLANTA, May 9.-Taken by
sunrise and covered with two
pistols by Detective w. D. Niece,
Raymond Sisson, "a years old, adj
dress undetermined, was arrested
Wednesday in the store of Emmett
Jones, on Marietta Street, and lodg-
ed in Jail on blanket charge in
connection with the recent robbery
of the Foot and Davies Company
in which $4,000 worth Of state to.
bacco tax stamps were stolen.
Sisson, according to the police,
had boasted lie would never be
taken alive" and when captured
had 32-caliber automatic pistol,
loaded and with an extra magaz ne
full cartridges.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
KILLS FLIES BY
THE ROOMFUL
Sweet Dreams Spray Penetrates
Every Crevice and Leaves No
Survivors.

So thorough is the action of
Sweet Dreams Spray that a whole
roomful Of flies may be killed with
in few seconds. Simply close the
doors, lower the windows and use
the Spray Flies quickly begin
falling from the ceiling s.nd other
inaccessible places, and it will be
matter Of just few seconds be-
fore every fly in the room is dead
And after the killing is over,
there is nothing to clean up except
the dead insects.
Try Sweet Lreams Spray today.
Half-pint red-top cans, 40c. Larg-
en- packages much cheaper in pro-
portion. Money refunded if not
absolutely satisfied. Sold by ev-
ery dealer, everywhere (adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
GREENE COTTON CROP
NEARLY ALL PLANTED

GREENSBORO, May 9.-Farr1
work in Greene County has pro
crossed rapidly and as a whole agri-
cultural conditions are satisfactory
About rs per cent of The cotton
acreage has been planted. IndiCa-
tons are that there will be an in
crease in the acreage this year over
1928. Last year the yield was bet
Ter than the previous year, and with
normal weather conditions this
year the farmers expect a good
crop.
Calcium arsenate has been dis
tributed here among the farme. :.
There will also be an Increase in
peanut acreage this year Peanuts
are the second best money crop Of
the farmers of this county and sec,
ton. Last year farmers Of Green
County realized as a whole for
their peanuts $140 per ton, some.
sellingf orsS145 per ton. This has
been Very encouraging to the agr,-
cultuTasts and peanuts are fast com
ing to the front on farms in the
county. In some INSTANCES, mole
money was realized from peanuts
than cottons Of course, where the
Weevll was more successful than
the farmen aa
Salt, AIDED to snow, gives it a'g
even lower temperature.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
MANS TRoUBLE ARRESTED

1.-THE past years I have been
going down, down, down with ca
tarrh of the stomcah and had to
give up work a year because OF
my weakened condition. I suffer
ed terribly from bloating and collie
attacks. Mayr's Wonderful REM
ady was recommended to me. took
a course of it and am now feeling
fine" 1t is a simple harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liv-
er and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. For
sale by Howell's Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere adW)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
ABBEVILLE MAN DIES
VISITING AT LESLIE

LESLIE, May 9.-Mr. Jim Nc
Dowell, of Abbeville, Ca, who was
here on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Albert Deriso died early Friday
morning. His body viii be CARR ID
to Abbeville for burial.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09

The difference between a bow
tie and a regular kind of tie is
about fifteen minutes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09
TAX NOTICE

City Books are now open for tax
returns for 1924. Close July 1st
Make your returns early,
A. D. GATEWOOD, Jr.
Clerk and Treasurer.
-eodjulyl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09

Every man is entitled to life, lib.
erty and a few hours of loafing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09

" A pig is mascot for station KFNF,
Shenandoah, Pa,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-09

Salt, AIDED to snow, gives it a'g
even lower temperature.
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sBOR vLAsTIMILA I. 8. J. &. D. ko-

SBOR vLASTIMII.A Z. 3. J. &. D. ko-
nd sch1zi Gtyrtou nedeli mesici Ceske
Mar. SIM ma Broadway Pred. zdenka Sou
kup, 3134 r. 147. ST.; Marie Dlouhy,
1876 Dove Ave; dcet. Marie Barta,
5036 Glazier Ave; pokl Bozena Macha,
12405 Union Ave.
SBOR LIDUMILA Z. 81 J. {. D. kona
schnze prvni ned6li mesici v Cesk6 Ma
rodni Sini ma Broadway Pred. Marie
Kroupa, 4216 Trumbull Ave-, tai. RNzena
Stech, 5621 Drake Ave; icet. Rose Kra-
tochvil. 1902 w. 129. st. s. W.: poklad
Marie Albrecht 1904 E. 54th st.
SBOR LiBUSE I. !. j. {. D. kona
sch1ze ctvrty ctvrtek mesici Ces.
Mar. Sini ma Broadway. Pred. A. F.
Texler; tai. Marie Fiser, 1869 Chapel
side ave.; dcet. Barb. Janousek, 1922
Croton Ave.; pokl. Marie Haiek.
SBOR SkyELA BUDOUCNOST {. 116
j. c. D. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli me-
sici sokolovne ma Wendell Ave. Pred
Anna Mulac, 2673 vych. 124 St.; tai. Ma
rie Matousek, 1910 Svec Ave.; dcet. Ma.
rie vodrazka, 771O Force Ave.; pokI. Jo-
Selma Vsetecka, 2119 vych. 80. uI.
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JED, CES. DAM
yELKOyiBOR J. Z. D., STA

VELKOVlBOR J. {. D., STATU
OHIO kona schdzi kazdou treti stredu
v mesici v hod. rano. Pred. Marie Rd-
zicka. 1868 +. 131. St.; tai. Celia W.
Levy, Broadway a Dunham Rd, Bedford
o.; iGct. Anna +. Texler, 491S Mead Av,
pokladnice Camilla Sicha, 1896 Farport
Ave-; dozorkyne Kat. Svancara, 1924
Leading Ave.
SBOR ELISHA PESKOyA, {. 30, j.
c. d. kona schize druhou nedeE me-
sici Ces. Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave
Preds. Marie Wolf, 1928 w. 33. st., tai
Rizena Vondrak, 1910 w. 80. St., dcet
Anna Kocar, 342S L. 49th St., pokl. An
TOME Korecky. 3447 sackett Ave.
SBOR FRANTlSKA STRANECKA &
81 j. G. u. kona schdze ctvrtou nedeIi '
mesici Ces. Mar Sinl ma Broadway v
mist. c. 2. Pred Johanna Doubek,, 37S3
E. 5Srd St.; tai. Albina Houska, 3465 E
1O5. ST.; icet. Barb. NemeGek, 9521
Union Ave-, pokl Eva Kusta, 9216 Miles
Ave.
SBOK RENATA TYRSOvA {. 81 j.
nc. d. kona schlze prvni nedeli mesci
V Cesae Mar. SIM I'D Broadway. Preds
Josefa .Silhavy, 412l q. 1s6th ST.; tai
Marie lTidsa, 135oS Bartlett Ave. ucet
Anezka7i Prudek. 129o9 Angelus Ave.
pokladnice Marie Lorenc, 6641 Charter
Ave.
+" sBOR BLAHOMILA t,s1s J. c. D.
kona scl,lize treu nedaH IN smesici v Ce-
sk6 Mar. SIM ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Baxa, 3s47 W.. 42nd St.; tai. Rdzena
Dvorak, 1851 Gable Ave. icet. Marie
Rosser. 1889 W. 12O. St. poklad. Kate
<,~o S,.,~so-o ono- s~Ssrc A"~
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vELkOkAD G. S. B. p. J. Statu Ohio
kona sch6ze prvni patek v mesici 7:3O
hod. vecer Ceske Sin Sokol ma Clark
Ave. Pred. Ferd. Turek, mistopf. JOS
Nohejl: tai. dcet. Jar. latter, 3217
w. 48th St.; pokl. Rud. Lsy, dcet dstr
nemoc. pokladny FIR. Krakora. 1914 Clark
RAD vOJTA NAPRSTEK I. Sc &. S.
B. p. j. kona schulz kazdou prwnf nedeli
v mesici hod rano Ceske Sini So
kol ma Clark Ave. Pred Jan Svozil, 4219
Bush Ave, S. W.; tai. Jos. F. Dynda,
1929 w. 5Sth St.; dcet. Jos. Tvrdik
1921 w. 54th st.
RAD JAN z CHLUMU {. 6 g. s. B. p.
]. kona sch6ze druhou nedeli mesici
dopoledne Ceske Mar. Sin Predseda
Emil Lenc, tai. FIR. Janousek, 44O1 Per-
shing Ave-; dcet. Jan Prochazka, 3406
E. no. St.; pokl. Jos. kana, 1922 vych-
| 40. I'll.
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JEDNOTA TABORITU
vELkOLOzE JEDNOTY TABORITU
NTATII OHIO Y GIEXELANDI. odbv

.
vi schdze ctvrty ctvrtek mesici Ce-
sk6 Narodni Sini ma Broadway v s. hodin
vecer. Predsedka X. Svancarova; tajem-
dix Josef Svancara, 1924 Leading Ave. s.
W., lcet. Leo Dostal, 6533 Newman Ave. ;
p6kladnik M. Svatba, 406S L. 13l. St.
LO2E SION I. IA, J. IT,, kona schdze
treti nedeli m6sici. Pred. Ant. PAGES
GIG Classen Ave-; tai. Jan Kodet, Stop
IS, Box IS Bedford, O.; dcet. Rud. Be-
cicka, 1925 Engel Ave; pokl. JOS. Swan
cara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE PROgUzENf TABORiTU {. ~
j. 4. kona schdzi druhy ctvrtek mesici
v Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred
Volt. Hrudka, 3441 w. 46th St.. tai. Ant
Hobl, 3526 w. seth St., dcet. Jak. Novy
1858 Gremsby Ave-, West Park; pokl
Ant. Halos. 3130 w. 46th St.
LOzE BlLA HORA, {. 20 J. T., koua
sch0ze druhou nedeli mesici, dopoledne
sini p. Konnorousc ma Fleet Ave.
Preds. Jos. Novy, 3633 e. 1O6th ST.; tai
Bob. Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave; dcct
Jos. Huier, AIS Einhorn Ave-, S. W.;
pokl. JOS. Novotny, 1872 Il. Goth st.
LOzE zENY TABORA I. Al J. Il
kona sve schdze vzdy prvni itery me-
slci Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way. Predsedkyne b. eSvatba; tut. Marie
Fiser, 1909 Chapelside Ave-; icet. Ma
rie Sklenicka, 1882 Chapelside Ave-; ro-
kIadnice Rose Komfnek, 1909 Warren Av
BOzE zENY POkROKU Z. 4s J. Il
kona scildN kAzdou druhou ned6li mesi-
ci. v'siui p. Kaliny na zap. 81. ul., Pred
| Barbora sSkala. 34t7.SW. 45th ST.: tai
Ant. Hfoze 1896 W.s47th ST.; lcet. FJo-
J sefa BLY,. s.sslw. l6eM St.; pokad. Kat
Svancara 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE BOJOvNiCI SyOBODY {, 80 j
T. kona schdze prvni dtery m6sici svsssi-
nj J. A. komensky, ma vych. i131. ul... =
Preds. Michael Machacek, mistopr. FIR
Mares: tai. Jan Lacina, 1851 Coatl
Ave.; dcet. Kar. Divis,; pokladnik Vac
Herynek.
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SEST. POD. JEDNOTA
SBOR VERNE SESTRY {. ? S. p. J.

SbUK VEkNE OEoIK1 e. ). L. j.
kona schIze druhou nedeli mesici Ce-
ske Mar. Sini ma Broadway Pred. Barb.
Trojan: tai. Marie Hosek, 1902 E. 10th
St.; dcet. Josefa Kupec, 1886 e. 1O6th
St.; pokl Barb. vondrasek.
SBOR ANT. CELAKOySKi els. ss
s. p. J. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli V
mesici Ceske Narodni Sn ma Broad
way mistnosti {. 8. Pred. Anna Mi
kes, tai. Boz. Slesinger. 1926 L. 126 st.
dcet. Anna Dobry, 46O5 Car Ave, pokl
Anna Pekarek, 1867 y. Goth st.
SBOR LASKA X yIASTI {. 1. s. +. J
kona schhze kazdou ssvni nedeli mesic
tv Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave-. Pred
Alb. Hejduk. tai. Frant. Dvorak, 452(
Nv. 21st ST.; dcetnice Antonio Korecky
3447 Sackett Ave-, S. w. pokl. Mario
Tomsik, 3613 Sackett Ave.
SBOR VLASTA {. 8 s. +. J. kon;
sch1ze ctvrtou nedeli mesici Ceskt
Sin Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred. Marie
Lhota. 1903 w. 45th St.; tai Jos. Vel
lupek, 1901 w. 31st. St.; ucet. Josef;
Drazdik, 3512 Carlyle Ave.; pokl. Ann;
Raicak, 1918 w. 32nd st.
SBOR JlkINA 1. 63 C. s. p. j. kon;
schulz treti nedeli mesici sini J. A
Komensky ma yych. 131. ul. Pred. Frant
Brezna, 1929 +. 131. ST.. tai. Anezk;
Hodous, 1923 L. 143rd ST.: dcet Josef;
Wesley, 1896 Harvard Ave.; pokladnic,
Marie Starry, 1911 f. 134tb St.
yELkOyYBOR s. r. j. SIATU OHl(
kona schdze posledni pond6h mesici
10 hod. dop. Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clarl
Ave. Pfeds. Anna Brlzek, 5940 Enge
Ave-; tai. Marie Tonlslk, 3613 Sackett
Ave. S. W.; dcet Marie Zarybnicky, 343'
T.. SIND St.; pokl. Rdza vondrak, 33lt
w. 32nd St.; dozorkyne Anna Petr, 346!
| wv 45fh 81
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DAMsKi BEsEDA Ma BUCKEYE RD

UAMohA DESEUA MA BUCAE1E 8B
kona schdze kazdou treti nedel V mesici
We hod. odpoIedne. Preds. Anna Han
zlicek, 293S Il. 121st St.; tai. Anna Ho-
dina, 1909 Dove Ave-: dGetnice Helen
Plesmit, 125oS Oakfield Ave; pokladnice
Barb Soukup, 1878 E. 112th st.
PODP. SPOIL. BiLA HORA {. I od-
bJva sch1ze kazdou treti sobotu niesi-
ci Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Preds. FIR. Ustrnul, 4SO9 Storer Ave,
tai. FIR. Kebrle, 1896 w. 50th St.; dcet.
JOS. Nobel, 1857 w. 52nd St.; pokladnlk
JOS. Polacek, 4521 Denison Ave.
LEsNI TABOR I. sss W. 0. w. ko-
ma sve schdze kazdou pryni sobotu
mesici Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Pred. FIR. Kebrle, 1886 w. 50th St. ;'ita1.
Rud. Kostka, Sill Clark Ave; lGetnik
Ant. Billy, 3442 w. 44th ST.: pokladniA
Jos. Mechar, 321S w. Saith st.
DAMSkA BESEDA na Broadway, kona
schulz prvni ctvrtek mesici. Pred.
Marie Calta, tai. Anna Brdzek, 5940 En-,
gel Ave; icet. Camilla Sicha, 1926
Fairport Ave; pokl. Terezie Haas, 129Ol
Harvard Ave.
| ZABAVNI KLUB ALICE MASARX.
kOVA, odbyya schuze kazde prvni a treu
dtery V mesc Probulove ma Broadway,
Preds. Anna Cesky, tai i6et. l.. Tre-
sfer, 5000 Broadway, pokl. Ter. Hass,
}12909 Harvard Ave. z
| ODBOCKA AN. NAROD. SDRUzENi
CECHOSLOYAKU kona schulz treti pom
deli mesic Ceske Mar. Sn ma Broad
way mistnosti c. 8. Preds. FIR. vacha,
/ 1852 K. los St.; tai V. Novotny, 1923
4 Car Ave; lGet. Josefa kupec, 1856 f..
106 St; poki. Jos. Fryauf, 10206 Buck
eye Rd.
/ PATR0NlT CESKE SINE j. A. KO-
MENSkY V MT. PLEASANT kona schl-
re Gtyrtou nedeI mesici We hod. odp.
Preds, Alois Hrabak, 3532 e. 1873 ST.;
tai. Marie Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave
kEDITELsTyO SINE J. A. KOMEN-
SkY V MT. PLEASANT.
Preds NJ. Machacek, 1900 Renham Av.
tai. F. Brezna, 1902 Bartlett Ave-; dcet.
! B. Cerny, 1854 Il. 133. ST.; pokl. Joh.
Machacek, 12909 Benham Ave.
USTREDNi NEMOCENSkA POKLAD.
NA JEDNOTY TiBORITU STATU
OHIO, kona schdze ctvrte aterg " me :
sici Cesk6 Mar. Siai ma Broadway -
Preds. Boh Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave
tai. JOS. Veilupek, 1901 w. 31st St.; icet.
Rud. Beccka, 1925 Engel Ave-; poklad.
JOS. Huier, 4415 Eichorn Ave.
SBOR MiJOvA RATOLEST kona sv6
schuze Ctvrtou nedeli mesici sini na
zap. so. ul. Preds. Anna Pekar, 3420 w.
49. ST.; tai. Marie Linhart, 1895 w. 1874
ST.; uCet. Ant. Petr, 3469 w. As. St;
poklad. Marie Ludwig, 5207 Storer Ave.