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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
THIRD RAID ON FARM
Federal Prohibition Agents Are Activ
 During the Week.End

OuIIIIS UIIO W Ooh"A1IIU
 The weekend was no vacation for federal prohibition agents.
 Alfred w. Hargett, federal prohibit tion director, and his assistants; cap tured a large still on a farm in Shelby county, 24 miles from Birmingham. Judge Hargett said that this was the third raid upon the same farm in the last two years. On each of the former raids big haul was made.
 Tom Justice was arrested late Sun day at his home in South Bessemer, where he was found selling lice cold'' home brew. Monday morning United States Deputy Marshal John T. Etew- art arrested Proctor K. Bee, HI Glen Iris avenue, on a warrant charge of violating the prohibition law. Bee was rleased, when he made $500 bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
KIWANIANS TO MEET

Report of the first six months ac- tivities will feature the regular weekly meeting Tuesday of the Kiwanis club at the Tutwiler hotel.
 Attendance prizes will be donated by James Chappell and Henry Cobb and a song or two will be rendered by "Dr. Blue,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
SELLERS WITH MILLER Former Water Works Man Now With
 Bond Company

Ira J. Sellers, formerly with the Bir- mingham Water Works company. Mon day was added to the personnel of the G. l.. Miller Bond company, making the third salesman to be employed by the fir since the establishment of branch offices here under Clarence Boyd.
 The Miller company is actively en- gagged locally in the promotion of build ,ings. Among others it is backing as the Altamont apartments, Third avenue building. Piedmont hotel and doctors building. .-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
GIRLS ESCAPE

Police Search For Two Who Left Insti.
 tuition Sunday
 Police Monday were searching for Mildred Black, age 15, and Eunice Malkis, ago IS, who escaped from the Girls home Sunday night. The method used by the girls was unknown and their escape was not discovered until they failed to respond at roll call Mon dnY morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
BLAZE AT HILLMAN

Gasoline In Trash ExpIOdes, But No
 Damage Done
 Explosion of gasoline in a pile of trash in the basen- mt of the -Iillman hospital caused considerable excitement at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon when II fire companies in the vicinity responded to the call. Patients in the hospital were unaware of the fire until it was extingpished. Due to rapid work of the fire companies, the ..,laze did no damage to the hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
DEATHS

William Weisbarn-Funeral services for William Weisbarn, age 70, who died Monday morning at a local inftrmary, - will be held at 9oclock Tuesday morn ing from the Woodlawn Catholic church. Burial win follow in Forest Hill ceme- tery with Lige Loy in charge.
 FlOwerB--Funeral services for the in- fant daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. C.. Flowers. who died Monday at local infirmary will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Elmwood cemetery with Ridout in charge.
 Mrs. Euphemla Mlller-FuneraI services for Mrs. Euphemia Miller. age 47, who died Monday morning at the residence. 915 Green street, will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the resi- dence. Burial will follow in Ellmwood cemetery with Ridout in charge. She Is survived by her husband. Donald Miller; two daughters. Miss Mary Miller and Miss Margaret Miller; four sons. Jack Miller, Alex Miller, George Miller and Donald Miller, Jr.
 Mrs. Catherine Staley-Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Staley, e7, who died Sunday at her residence in Nashville, will be held upon the arrival of the body at the Louisville and Nashville railroad station Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery with Llke Loy in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
M0RRIs LEAVES

Robert Morris, chief United States deputy marshal, will leave Tuesday morning for a visit of week or ten days in New York. Mrs. Morris and their children will accompany him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-15
The. First National Bank Of Birmingham, Ma.

Statement June 3Oth, 1924
 RESOURCES
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL, April 29.-Miss Ed
ma Daniels has returned from Up
land where she has been for the
past month.
C. p. Plemons and family are
moving to Calexico to make their
home.
A number of friends pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Claude Laughlin
last evening by gathering at her
home and giving her a kitchen
shower. Mrs. Laughlin is bride
of two weeks. She received a large
number of very useful gifts. Those
who were present were: Mrs. Bill
Heymon, Mrs Martin Wachtel, Mrs.
iona McMorran, Miss Ruth Bower,
Miss Annette Damron, Miss Sarah
Salmen, Miss Ella Harris, and Miss
Maude Dizney.
Mr.. Sharp, buyer for the Paci-
fic Land and Cattle Company, met
with an accident Sunday afternoon
when the car which he was driving
collided with telephone pole be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets ON
l..
Miss Matte Martin was confined
to her home on account of illness
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Indigestion
May Lead to


Repeated attacks of indigestion
often lead to serious inflammation
of the stomach and intestinal tract.
This inflammation may finally ex-
tend to the appendix, which usual
ly becomes infected through the
presence of foul, irritating matter
in the bowels.
1t doesn't pay to ignore even the
most simple warnings of digestive
trouble. Neglect is responsible for
much misery. Uneasiness /at the.
pit of the stomach, sour taste in the
mouth, excessive gas, heartburn,
nausea, vomiting, bitter risings, CON
stipation ,biliousness, dizzy spells
and palpitation of the heart after
eating are some of the most common
symptoms of poor digestion.
If you are subject to any form E
stomach distress, don't fail to try a
bottle of Smith Bros. M. A. c., the
guaranteed stomach treatment. This
wonderful medicine usually gives
prompt relief from all discomfort
In fact, it is sold on positive
guarantee of money back if the first
bottle fails to do so.. A large bot
tie costs but s1.25. Loynd's Drug
Store will supply you. Mail orders
accepted. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Society Palls-So
She Opens Up
a Shop

BURLINGAME, Cal, April
29,-One continuous round Of
spciety has palled upon Mrs.
George w. Nickel, wife of the
heir to the estate of the late
Henry Miller, cattle king, with
the result that there'n be
new lnodiste shop in Burlingame
shortly.
Mrs. Nickel has bought the
place and outfitted it with all
the up to date trimmings the
Soc;ety tt'adeswomaE affects,
and she'll have only imported
models for the elite to choose
from.
Furthermore, the shop will
not cuAAinto Mrs. Nickel's en-
gagement book to any extent.
It will be open from 2 until 6
three days Of each week, and
othec times by appointment.
Ernestine So is to be the
name on the front window.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Vicar General of
Catholic Diocese
Is Dead at Coast

LOS ANGELES, April $3.50
lemn high mass will be said Thurs
day morning for MonsignOr Harnett,
vicar general of the Catholic diocese
of Los Angeles and San Diego, who
died last night. at st. Vincent IS
hospital. Interment will be in Cal
vary cemetery.
Monsignor Harnett s death fol-
lowed long illness from cancer.
He was unconscious several hours
before the end, and had suffered
acutely from the disease, physicians
reported
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
MISS MAXWELL is
NAMED PRESIDENT
CITY LIBRA RIANS

PASADENA April 29.-Annu2l
convention of the California Libra
ry Association continued here today,
with 400 delegates i'll attendance.
At yesterday afternoons session,
Miss Minnie Maxwell, of Fullerton,
was elected president of the munich
pal libraries section. General elec-
tion of officers vii loccur tomor-
row.
Harvey J. Adams, investigator
for the Los Angeles public library,
spoke last night on phases of his
work, telling of some peculiar fates
which befall mutilated or LOST books.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Ocal Auto Supply Store
Will Entertain April 80,
HoROring Unusual Growth

April 20 is 10 be a Red Letter
ay'' for motorists all over the
icific coast. This date will mark
( inauguration of the Western
ato Supply Companv's special saw
month to be held in celebration
he opening of their Tooth store.
la all cities where Western Auto
lpply Company stores are located
managers will hold open house
ON ZOO to 900 in the evening
q that time will be given over to
.tcrtainment of guests.
Ia this city f. b. Stivers, who
anages the Western Auto Store To-
tied nj 669 Main street, has ar
snged q program of speaking, mu
IA and other entertainmnct that
i'll prove very interesting. Re
'eshments win be served at the
cal Western Auto store, and in
ldition there will be distributed to
srsons attending the entertainment
J accessory prizes that total in
line over $50, consisting of 10
leeial cop-spotter rear vision mir
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

SANTA MONICA, April 90
Shooting his wife and then turning
the revolver upon himself, Walter
Hill, 81, and his mate, Anna Hill,
were lying perhaps fatally injured
in local hospitals today. :
The tragedy occurred last night
on the Ocean Park pier when Hill
climaxed series of marital diff
culties by the gunplay. He and his
wife We're separated.
Last night Hill went to his moth
er-in-law's s home to see his wife and
six year old daughter. They walked
along the ocean, front to Ocean
Park, where suddenly, Hill pulled
the revolver and fired two bullets
into his wife's body and three into
his abdomen. Both sank to the side
walk, while the daughter bent in
tears over them.
Hill is /. free lance publicity
writer. He has a half brother,
Arch w. Looney, living in Pitts
burgh, police say.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

ors, three spot lights, two curved
metal visors and one twin bar bump
er. The two hours entertainment ut
Western Auto store do not, by any
means. inagurate the sale, as no mer
ehandise viii be sold during this
time. The hours specified will be
devoted to entertainments of West
ern Auto 5 guests. q
The special saving sale, which will
last through May, will start the
morning following the celebration
and it is reported that motorists will
greatly benefit by the prices that
have been placed on Western Auto s
quality accessories for that month.
Planned for Months
George Pepperdine, president of
the Western Auto Supply Company
in making public the plans for this
month of saving opportunity for
motorists, stated that he realizfd
that if it were not for the conf
dence and continued patronage of
the motring public the enormous and
rapid growth of Western Auto Sup
ply Company TO 100 stores in the
west would not have been possible,
and that he had long since decided
that upon the opening of the Tooth
store he would give every motorist
III the Western Auto territory an
opportunity to share in the profits
of the Western Auto Supply Com
pany through purchasing needed
automobile accessories and supplies
at greatly reduced prices.
1t is hard for some people to
realize how it is possible for West
ern Auto stores to sell standard ac-
cessories for lower prices than can
be secured elsewhere The secret
is in buying. Purchasing supplies
for 100 stores makes it possible to
buy much cheaper than if buyer
had but one store to stock.
1t is very evident, from the prep
arations that are being made, that
visitors to the local Western Auto
sioce on the evening of April 80
Will thoroughly enjoy themselves,
and the ensuing. sale promises to be
q real event.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
LAKE TAHOE is
LOWEST IN YEARS

Lake Tahoe is now the lowest ii
has been for the last Of April since
1889. The water has fallen so low
at the lake that resort owners are
already experiencing difficulties in
getting their boats into the water,
and the Standard Oil Company has
been forced TO arrange for exten-
sion->of its wharf at Tahoe City to
facilitate navigation. Nevada farm
ers are much disturbed over the
prospect of limited water supply
from the Truckee river for the com
ing summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
ARIZONA WILL r
FULLY SUPPORT
PRES. COOLIDGE

PHOENIX, April 29.-Arizona
delegates to the Republican national
convention were today organizing
10 90 to Cleveland in full support
of President Coolidge's S candidacy
for the nomination.
At the close of the state con
vention yesterday, the nine dele
gates were unanimously instructed
to cast their ballots for Coolidge,
the action being unexpected, as il
was geVrally believed the delega-
tion would not be charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
McCABE
by Press Staff Correspondent


McCABE, April 2J.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Best of Brawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross',sBest and Billie Thomp-
son of Calexico spent the week end
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Austin.
Mr.. }ard Mrs. William Moffatt
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert McWilliam of Calexieo
on Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson, zanjero on the
Elder Canal, had the misfortune to
have 4 brooder house and equip
ment and nearly 200 chickens de-
stroyed by fire the night of the
big wind
a. F. Fisherman had tire stolen
from his car while the wind drown
ed any noise the thieves might have
made.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
National Banks
May Exercise
Trust Pow ers

WASHINGTON, April 90 The
supreme court today held that a
national bank could not be denied
tie privilege to exercise trust pow
ors bv the laws of state.
The supreme court of Missouri
rUle1 that the Burns National Bank
of st. Joseph, Mo-, was prohibited
from acting as an executor by the
laws of Missouri. The bank ap-
realed on the ground national banks
operating under federal statutes
could not be regulated i'll this re-
spect by state laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Sister of Fall
Is Being Held

Los ANGELES, April 29.-Held
in psychopathic ward of the general
hospital, Mrs. Catherine S. Petty,
sister of former Secretary of the
Interior Albert B. Fall, was being
observed by physicians today.
Mrs. Petty was taken into Gus
todv by Beach police last night
after she is said to have flourish
ed pistol. She lives ut Santa Mo-
Mica and is 40 wears of age.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
Johnson Faces
Primaries With
Unabated Spirit
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 90 81
will survive any result of the pri-
mary and will go my way with conr-
age unabated and spirit undaunt-
ed,'' declared Hiram Johnson, Cali
fornia senator and candidate for
the Republican presidential nomi-
nation, in statement today to the
people of his home state, preceding
the primaries of May ).
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

point, he claims, constitutes real
hazard us some day n small child
NAV get too close and be lost in its
whr!ipg waters. Mr.. Eike suggests
that the ditch at this particularly
dangerous point should be fenced
before some calamity saddens the
community.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
SUGGESTS FENCE
AT DANGER POINT

Harold ,Eillc of this city has call
cd attention to the menacing con
dition that exists at Eighth street
where the main ditch crosses. This
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29
SHOOTS WIFE,
SELF, TWO ARE
FATALLY HURT

SANTA, MONICA, April 29.
Walter Hill, local publicity
man, who last night shot his
wife and then turned the re-
volver upon himself, died today
in Martins sanitarium. Con-
dition Of his wife, who is in
st. Catharine's hospital, was re-
ported "very doubtful
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

The dealers listed here protect their
customers by selling Red Crown gaso-
line, which because of the exacting
production standards maintained by
this Company, is uniformly reliable al
ways and everywhere.
Protect your car by patronizing the
dealers who protect you. You'll never
have to drive very far to find a red.
white and blue Red Crown sign, and
your car will run better and farther if
you let nothing go into your fuel tank
except clean, reliable 'Red Crown"
Quick on the start, prompt on the pick
up, economical on the long rup RED
Crown" has all the qualities you de-
a1and Of motor fuel, and has them
uniformly.
incidentally, it's worth rejecting that
the garage man, service station, or 9TH
er dealer who refuses to let his custom
ers take chances with inferior or ur-
known motor fuels, is likely to be equal
ly responsible and reliable if your car
needs inspection or repairs.
Look for the Red Crown disc and
the red, white and blue pump-the two
cigns that identify reliable dealer.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

Many large dairy barn buildings
at Chino, San Bernardino County,
are at standstill, owing to the eat
tie quarantine.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

The Redwood Park in Humboldt
County now contains o,s27 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-29

s. ALIEwINE SERVICE STATION
lit East State st.
cAss g. MoRGAN GARAGE
COS State st.
w. P. HAMILTON STORE
721 So. 9Th st.
IMPERIAL VALLEY MOTOR co.
GARAGE
TIT Main st.
R. M. MccoLLUM SERVICE
STATION
East Main st.
MCCORMICK BROS. GARAGE
761 Main st.
MCCORMICK BROS. SERVICE
STATION
500 State st.
McNEEcE e. McNEECE SERVICE
STATION
COL Broadway
T. S. NEENo STORE
476 Broadway
c. o. sTENsRUDE SERVICE
STATION
Evergreen Cemetery
ALL Ell CENTRo-
J. L. ANDERSON SERVICE
STATION
Seeley Calf.
GEO. L. CAMPBELL STORE
Seeley, Calf.
IMPERIAL VALLEY HARDWARE
STORE
Seeley, Calf.
T. B. WHITE SERVICE STATION
Seeley, Calf.
+. II. WALLACE SERVICE
STATION
pixielaud Calf.
CTANT)AE
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|GUv. SMITH PREDSTIHL McADOO-A.
PRI 81. BALL0TU MEL 361 "
hlASU. McAD00 336 12.
JAMES M cox USILUJE DOCfLENf KOM-
PROMISU v KONVENCI.

New York, g. cervence. = William C. McAdoo zistal a
guv Afredem E. Smthem poprve cd zahajen
hlasovani demokratckou presdentskou nomnaci Kdyz
bya vrhla svd 81 ballot beze vseho vedku konvence od
rocila sc krace pred pdnoc dcy sympate presdentu
Coolidgeovi obdrzenf zpravy jeho syna sede
sc opetn6 dnes 10 80 rano.
Utok spojene oposce proti sknm McAdoo-ovym
al vcera rano, kdyz 81 ballot byl McAdoo ztau
7i hlasu behem denniho hlasovani kel pod 400 HAST
poprve cd zaaen konvene pod ednu tfetin cekoveho
vota Ncmene vak Smith ztra diva hasy bshem dne
kdyz zasedan skonceno zadny kandidatd nekonroova
tretinu has1 konvence
Soucasne Objevi obzoru obrysy tri muzI ktef
ez kandidaty bvi raden do kategore cernych kOn Sa
mue Ralston lndiany acko oznaml re ustupuie kolb
Ste, obdrze pr posedn baotu SO hlay senator Carter
Glass Virgne II John w. Davis West Virgne, 66h.
Phi 81. balotu Smith obdrzel 361ls hasu a McAdoo
3361a. Smith zacal den p 78 ballotu 3631s hlasem
McAdoo s 511.
Nominace nebyla dohledu kdyz konvence odrocila
vcera pozde vece an dnes kdy vdcove podro
bill rozboru savajici suac Oposce prot McAdoo-ov je
dosud roztrousena poll nekolika kandidat6.
Zvy zajem vyvolal priced do New Yorku Jamese NJ
Coke demokrakeho presidentskeho kanddaa 1920 enz
hodla pokusti docileni kompromisu Predem oznam
p Cox, ze sam nen kandidatem ze by nepfal nomnaci
ami kdyhy byla nabizena Pouze nabdl sv2
by jako prostrednka DIE nynesho panu Cox promlu
viii ke konvenci dnesnm zasedani zajmu harmonic
strane.
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UPLNA NEODVISLOST PRO
SANTO DOMINGO.

Washington, Z. cervence.-
Po sesti letech, kdy vznase-
la Sc mad nj hvezdnata vlaj-
ka Spojenych StatI, republika
Santo Domingo II. cervence
vztyci opet syoji vlastni ylaj-
ku, bude 81 cviciti svoji malou
cernou armadu a staveti sve
vlastni cesty. Y omen den skon
ci totiz americka kontrola, .jez
byla tam zavedena, kdy, .hro-
zil male republice financni i
hospodarsky rozvrat. a zakro-
ceni evropskych zemi, jichz
prislusnici nemohli skolektova
tt sve pGjcky aniz lroky ma
ne. Presidentem republiky San
to Domingo je Horatio Velas.
quez, jenz prave vratil Sc 2
navsteyy We Washingtone. kde
konal caste konferencc v cd
boru statu a zavital :tez do Bi
leho Domu.
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PRESIDENTtv syn zEMkEL.
CALVIN COOLIDGE, NIL, SKONAL VCERA
VECER MA OTRAVU KRVE.

Washington, Z. cervence. - Calvin Coolidge, MI,
presdenIv zemre 1880 dnes vecer Walter Reed
mocnc nasedkem oravy krve Konec nadeel po p6tiden
MIN urpeni jez vycerpalo silu hochovu President p
Coodgeova ktef nehnui cd jeho oze 6S ej konec
nadeSe Mdloba, cvra "a hodnAch, mela zapeti smr
Pres pouzivan kyslku jnych proredki toho druhu sla
ba teesna sousava nohova nedoveda vzdOrovat smrte
nemu postupu nemoci Ztrat vedom $50 skonal pd
jedenacte.
Veskerych zdrojl ekarske vedy byo pouzito zachra
nen zvota Cavnova Operace bya provedena eve
sobotu odvedeni edu ransfuse krve kysiku
pouzito pozdejsich dnech nemoc Jednou kompikaci
kterou ekar nev6d6 rady byo vytvoreni plynu zaud
ku Utro toto vymyvano opetovn6 ably uzpsobeno bylo
udrzeni potravy avsak vsechno usi byo marnym
Mlady Calvin enz dopraven by do nemocnice sobotu
b9hem ned3e tfrate ztra vedomi stav eho prohlasen
syrchovane kricky ncmene vsak ponde nasta jst1
obrat epsmu rodice zacali doufat zachraneni ech
syna. By to vsak pouze poedni zablesk skry zivoa
dnes odpoedne stalo zemym re sm zvezi mad askou
rodcG vedou lekafskou.s 2t4
Calvin Coolidge NIL, narod 13. dubna, 1908, North
hampton, Mass byl vychovan skromnem dome, nemz
rodce eho bydle az do sveho president do Washngonu
We skole by jednm nejepsich zakG graduac fed
nj skoly svrchu zmnenem m6st6 vstoup 1921 Mer
cersburg akadem Pennsylvania kterou arSi jeho bratr
absolvova letos kere sam mel graduovat pfstim
Umyslem jeho bylo sudovat dale Amherst kolej
Calvin ackoli holdova akovym sportGm ako byl tennis
hra mice az do etosniho roku kazdych prazdnnach
cova arm3 byl hochem sabe soustavy eesne B sice
pet stop edenact pacd ysoky palec vyss nez eho otec
aySak vail lis liber Ros vem rchle 1kor te
esne silly Ma rozd cd arsiho brara sveho otce Calvin
by veee etory rad zazertoval jnych ohledech by
ysak vice podoben otc nez ho bra John diva roxy stars
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6,747, ,401 ZAPLATILO DAN
z DOCHODu.

Washington, Z. cervence.-
Dan z dichodi "a kalendar-
nj rok 1922 a 1923 vynesla
Wade 61,O57,3O8. coz je Q
$141,67O,2O2 Gill o 1859 pro.
cent vice pez v roce predcha-
zejicim. cisty ddchod 6,747,.
F48 I >osob, jez dan zaplatily,
iudan byl ma $21,336,212,530,
o $1,759, ,OOO,OO2 vice nez v
roce predchazejicfm. Ddchod
millionovy neb vetsi udalo 81
osob a zajimavo jest, .jak po-
Get tento kolisa. v r. 1914 by
10 60 osob s ddchodem millio-
novym neb vetsim; v r. 1915,
100; 1916, 2O6; v r. 1917.
kdy zeme vstoupila do yalky,
bylo jich 141, avsak v roce
nasledujicim klesl tento pocet
ma 67. v ostatnich letech pax
byl: v 1919, 65; v 1920, 80;
v 1921, Fl a v roce posled-
MIN, jak svrchu uvedeno,. 67,
, q i a - . = ~
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PkEsiDLENi MATlcE WIS. vzDEL Ami.
URADOVNA PRESTEHOVANA ZE CEDAR
RAPIDS DO CHICAGO.

Chicago, 6. cervence - patek rano vydal Sc trech
autech cesu do Cedar Rapids lowe cenove
konneho vyboru Matce Vyssho Vzdean ably cd byvaych
dfednkd PREVAIL archiv finance Mace jeiz sidem nyni
bude Chicago Je tam pp Dr. JOS " Sterba Oak Parku,
Kare L. Jez architekt j. B. Dibelka, prof Boh Kra j.
Ceka tajemnk hlavni Gfadovny c. S. p ST. kery jz le
ia Matici spoupracova snad este JIM Tito cenove W.
boru M " " konal vcera porady byvaymi dredniky
Cedar Rapids Iowa City, ktere protahy az do dneska
Jak znamo, Matce Vyssiho vzdean naezaa cd sve-
no zaozenf stale Cedar Rapids Dosavadn clenove ejiho
vykonneho vyboru chysta z de dobu pfestehova-
nj Matice do n6kereho neho ma kde by naslo dosi
schopnych obetavych lid z by sara zajmy teo dd
ezite organisace Byl to prof Bohum Smek Iowa City
ako pfedseda r. A. Korab tehoz mesta jake tajemnf w
r. Severa ze Cedar Rapids jako pokadnk pravnk Josef
Mekota jako dcetni ii rdzntch pfcn nemoh jz We
nova zajmdm Mace taxi jak by 81 toho pra jak by
organace vyzadova nebot tao posednich etech neoby
cejne vzrostla TAX pfikad Severa e jill pres sedm
desat let sveho veku take ostan panove c ze by bylo
dobfe kdyby povinnosti sve pfedali bedra mlads.
president Matice Cedar Rapids doso vili tomu
ze ami tomto m9se ami sousedni Iowa City neni nyn
ma vyber vhodnych osob mz by ato ddeza nstuce
ohla svefit aby il vedli tax nezsne, jako dosavadn G
novnc Proto porade nekterymi prednm osobnosmi
Chicago n&kterym vyskolenci D " " dochazi nynf
pflozeni sfda do Chicago zvoen noveho vykonneho
vyboru ze sill mladsich meme zaneprazdnenych.