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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
Germany Gives Up
Reparation Sum

PARIS. March sS.--Germany has
paid reparatlons IN otAh. ssnd and
cedsd property amounting 10 ss4lf
$40 900 gold marks up 20 December
u, 1898. the PREPARATIONS commission
announced in a eommunique today
OF this sum 9oa,ooo,ooO gold
marks was in cash.
OF tho grand total paid. France
received i.s04. ooo. 900 gold marks;
Belgium. ia. .ooo. 900; England L.
BIS. 0oo. 900 and tho remainder was
divided among the other allies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25

TACOMA. March 25.-Thc Scan.
dinayian American bank building
skeleton here viii be sold by orders
Of Federal Judge e. E. cushman,
April rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
HAS RIGHT ANGLE
ON DIVORCE

The Fooi' has tho right aiti.
tude on the divorce question" EN-.
phasiEod the Rev. Mr.. Thapp,
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Rail Valuation
to Be Evidence

OLYMPIA. March 25.--The vaiua.
ton q the property OF the Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25

before the interstate commerce com.
mission. r. v. Kuyksndall announced
Monday.
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Mothers, Do This
when the Children Cough, Rub
afustcrofc on Throats and Chests

afustcroic on Threats and Chests
No telling how soon the symp-
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does not blister.
AS first aid. Musterolc n excel
lent Thousands of mothers know
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II is the remedy for adults. too.
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neuralgia, headache, congestion,
plcurisy. rheumatism. lumbago
pnins and aches OF back or joints,
spralns. sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds OF the chest
at may prevent preumonia).
TO Mothers; Musterolc is also
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Childrcns Mustcroic.
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md tubes
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Advertisement
The Washington times., 1924-09-24
TYPHOID FEVER COSTS
STATE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. "a.
Typhoid fever cost West Virginia
more than 100000 in cold. hard
cash, last year, according to State
health authorities, who insist the
figures are conservative.
Incomplete State death records
show PSI deaths from the typhoid
lnaIady in the past year. The
health department estimates ter
cases Of the disease to each death
therefrom, bringing West Virginia ;,
typhoid record in 1923 up to 2.5lC
cases.
The Washington times., 1924-09-24

containing all properties necessary
for life. using only the natural air
Ingredients Of carbonic gas apd
vapor.
This. he states, has been achieved
by means Of an ''ultra-solar ray"
developed from the ultraviolet ray.
The ray projected on a mixture OF
water vapor and carbonic gas, acts
az q flux, dividing the constituents.
The oxide caSbon hydrogen
formed by. the separation is then
rejoined, forming q fundamental
hydrocarburant called ''formic aide.
hyde" This condenses. in turn un.
der the influence Of the ray into
sugar, starch, celiulose and vege.
table tissues"
The Washington times., 1924-09-24
ART Of EATING
SHOULD Be
MASTERED
Caterers Say Longer Lives
Will Result When
Learned
BY JAMES GRANT,
international News Service.

CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Eating ID
an art, and being such 1t is only
proper that It be taught the public.
Delegates to the American Cater.
ers Association meeting here re.
Gently started plans for the cree.
ton OF 100000 training school to
be located just outside the Loop
Behind their plan Is the idea that
tutors will be employed to teach
those who eat In restaurants the
finer points Of the Iatest art
Dating Is q real art" C. I.
The Washington times., 1924-09-24

schweitzer. president Of the asso-
citation. explained. 'other arts
have been taught for generations,
why not eating? Once ii Is mas.
tered the American public win Be.
sin to live longer lives"
But that isn't all the school win
do. Cooks will be trained to serve
well-balanced food in the proper
manner. Few cooks, the delegates
claim, know much about the correct
manner Of preparing tasty food.
The school, with its instructors,
win seek to eliminate that.
Recently, one Of the delegates
pointed out, a survey was taken 81
the 5000 restaurants that serve
Chicago residents, to ascertain their
cooking methods. Only 10 per cent
The Washington times., 1924-09-24
MAN AND WIFE, LAWYERS,
HANG OUT ONE SINGLE

KEYSER, w. Va, Sept. 24.--
This hamlet today boasts the dis
tinction Of having West Virginia's
first married law firm.
Vernon Rankin, young lawyer.
recently married q young lady new.
ly admitted to the bar.
A single dangling from win.
dow In their office-home sports the
married couple Of lawyers firm
name as Rankin & Rankin.
The Washington times., 1924-09-24
FOOD FROM Mr.,
LAST WORD IN
SCIENCE
French Expert Claims Feat
Is Possible by Solar
Ray
By CIR. BERTELLI.

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Aladdin r1b-
bed his. lamp and palaces material
lied out Of space. Professor DAN
lei Bertholet Is q more modern ma.
gician who has created sustaining
food out Of the air we breathe.
This astounding announcement ID
calmly made by Professor Barthelot
in new book, 1.-THE Science Of
Modern Life
At the famous Meudon Observa.
tory Professor Berthelot states he,
has succeeded in creating food
The Washington times., 1924-09-24

were found to be preparing the
food IN the prOpsr manner. The
same condition prevails, they say.
throughout the United States.
The Washington times., 1924-09-24

Under our cooperative plan.
second trust money negotiation -
unnecessary. This means you
will not have to pay the 20 per
cent to 80 per cent discount gen.
orally demanded on second trust
notes.
The Washington times., 1924-09-24

AtyOur dealers you win find the
Pro.phy.lac.tic Tooth Brush in
the various sizes and all degrees
Of stiffness all plainly marked,
each packed in the world, famous
sanitary yellow box.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
"Falasha Sabbath Dur
ing Passover Week

The annual appeal of The American
Pro-Falasha committee in behalf of the
Falasha Jews in Abysssinia has been
announced by Rabbi j. Max Weis,
secretary Of the committee and direc-
tor of the Appeal. Rabbis throughout
the country have been asked to devote
their message at one service during the
week of Passover to the Falasha cause,
and the first Sabbath in the Passover
week, April 10Th, has been designated
"Falasha Sabbath"
The appeal is for $4,000. One of
the features of the activities carried
on by this committee in Abyssinia un-
der the direction of DR.. Jacques Fait-
lovitch, its Field Executive, is its
school for the Falasha youth in Adds
Abeba, the capital of that country. In
this institution the future leaders of
the Falasha people are being trained.
During the first year of the schools
existence made possible through the
generosity of American Jewry, which
subscribed very generously to the ap-
peal in the year of 1922-1023, fifteen
young Falashas have enrolled for earn
est study. Among the subjects to which
special training is being devoted are
Hebrew, bible Interpretation, English
and the vernacular and classical Ian
guages of Abyssinia. The text books
for these purposes have been sent from
the United States by the American
Pro-Falasha committee, and special
text books for some subjects have been
prepared by DR.. Faitlovitch through
funds provided by this committee.
The officers of the American Pre-
Falasha committee include: DIR. Elias
Margclis, of Mt. Vernon, New York,
chairman; DIR. Elias l.. solomon, of
New York City, president of the United
Synagog of America, treasurer; Rabbi
]. Max Weis, of New York City, chair
man of the Falasha committee of the
Central Conference of American Rabbis,
secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

your power, and in your power only,
to save the soul of our people from
annihiIiationI You, our brothers, who
have so generously started up on this
noble errand; you who have strength
ened the weakened position of our
holy land and our Holy Law, we feel
assured that you. will not cease your
efforts now or in the future and un-
til such a day when our people in
many war-torn lands will be enabled
to do this work themselves. We feel
assured that our voices, that call to
YOU in the name of all that is dear
to all of US, will find an echo in your
own hearts and awaken your noble
souls to arise in defence of our threat
ened Torah in all lands. Your hands,
we are certain, will uphold this work
of succor until such time when the
aided ones will be in position to aid
themselves.
With our blessings to you as well
as our thanks for your efforts during
past years, we hereby append our
names:
Abram Isaac Kook
Abraham Ber Schapiro
Moses Mordchei Fps tein. p
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
A Message To American
Jewry

To our dear brothers resident in
the United States of America, peace
and happiness and the blessing of our
holy land upon you! Beloved and
dear brothers:
From the bottom of our hearts we
express to you our gratitude for all
the great and generous deeds that
you have been enabled, by the will of
God, to do for US and our brothers
during the period of the war and after
it. We're it not for your generosity
and were it not for that brotherly
love that animated you all through
those years God alone knows what
would have become of all our efforts
in the Holy Land; of all our enter
prises and all our communities the
world over. An eternal name as well
as an eternal monument have you
erected by your great deed, in the his
tory of our people and our land for
which the Eternal will surely reward
you.
We come to you now to inform you
of the present condition of our broth
ers who are beholden to your aid that
you may know how great indeed is
your obligation to keep in being for
the future the Central Relief COM
mittee which has maintained alive our
schools, yeshivahs and seminaries up
on whom the very existence and con-
tinuity of our future everywhere de-
pends so much.
At the present time neither in Pal
estine nor in Diaspora is there yet
any possibility to continue this work
without your generous assistance for
the coming few years, or until the
ruins Of the world will be rebuilt and
the economic conditions of our people
resident in these lands return to nor
NAL.
Therefore do we ask of you, our
dear brothers of America, who have
been providentially sent to US in or
der to preserve US in this our hour
of crisis, that you grid yourselves
with courage and strength and go
forth to this ask of saving our Torah
and continue your work of relief on
behalf of our many imperilled instit,
tutions of learning, whether they are
situated in Palestine or in any other
lands.
Our dear American brothers! Pray
understand and take to heart the act
ual present position OF our schools
at the present day. 1t is a condition
that threatens to uproot the very
foundations of our existence. It is in
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10

Washington, D.. c. Congressman
William n. Vaile, of Denver, joint
author of the birth control bill, known
as the Cummins-Vaile bill, now before
Congress, will personally appear in be-
half of his bill at n hearing before a
joint committee of both houses on
April s. The joint committee is made
up of subcommittees of the judiciary
committees of the House and Senate.
Congressman Vaile brings 10 the sup
port of his bill the Endorsement of
thousands of representative and dis
tinguished citizens of the country, in
cluding doctors, lawyers, clersymen,
scientists. writers, philanthropists,
teachers, and welfare workers rep
rescnting practically every, phase of
civic and social activity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
PARIS JEW BUILDING LARG-
EST THEATRE IN FRANCE

Paris-M. Leonard Rosenthal, the
wealthy Paris diamond merchant and
philanthropist. who is known as the
king of Pearls" and who recently
wrote novel which created stir in
literary circles, has bought the Hotel
Dufayel in the Champs Elysees for the
purpose Of constructing on its site the
largest theatre in France. The Hotel
Dufayel was the International Press
Club during the Peace Conference in
1919. NJ. Rosenthal is putting the sum
of 1900, 600 francs into the undertake
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10
HUSSEIN THANKS REPRE-
SENTATIVE OF ZIONIST
ORGANIZATION.
tJewish TeIegraphIc Agency,

London-A letter of thanks was re-
ceivcd today by Colonel Kisch. the
political representative of the Zionist
Executive in Jerusalem from King
Husscin's Foreign Secretary. This let
ter was reply to the congratulations
sent by Colonel Kisch to King Husscin
on the occasion of his proclamation as
Caliph.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-10


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forgiveness for thosew Nathah)
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6. s. P.sS.
RAD LIDJrMu, I. e &. s. p. s. Iona Nh

~ .JF - y q sfa4et q
RAD LIDUMIL I. 1s c. $. p. S. konia
sve schdze prmf sobotu Y mesici Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broadway. Ufednici: !:
pfedseda Jan Beranek: tai En-. Ffser,
SO14 Maryland Ave. dcetnik Bart. Bril-
lex, 5940 Engel Ave-: pokladnik vaclav
Guda.
RAD CESTf BRATikf I. 1903 c. SIP.
s., kona schdzi druhou nedel mesici v
Cesk9 SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Predse-
da FIR. .. Sebek, 1899 Poe Ave, S. w;
tajemnik A. Cihla, 4729 Storer Ave. S.
W.: tcetnik josef Liska, 1929 Pilsen Av.
is. W.; pokladnfk JOS Blaboll 1850 w.
45th St. s. w.
RAD BRATkf v KRTHU {. % G. S.
p s. kon4 sve schoze druhon sobotu v
mesici Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way. Predseda Ant. Uhlir, 3646 vych.
131. ul.; tai. Josef Click, $3.50 w. seth
St.; dcetnfk Louis OpMstil, 5421 Caleb
Ct.,; pokladnik M. Kaiser, 346l K. so. st.
RAD CHELCICKf.PALACkY Z. ss
C.'sS. p. s. kon& scdzi ikazdou prvni ne
deli v mesici v Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Predseda Jos. Cernohorsky
1921 Hoy Ave-; tai. Jos. Hrabak, 4614
Lester Ave.: dcet. Bedfich Krofta, 1862
E. 131. st.
RAD SvORNOST I. 5, {. s. r. s. ko-
ma schlze treti sobotuv mesici Ceske
Narodn SIM ma Broadway. Predseda EN-
Cernohorsky, s2s1 E. III. ul.; tai FIR.
Melichar, 3617 f. 1O4. .ul., dcet Henry
Jirousek, 3456 f. 18th st.
RAD PROBUZENCI I. 1Ss {. s. P.S.
kona sch1ze tfeti sobotu mesici v Ce-
sk4 Narodni Sini ma Broadway Predse
da Emil Dezort ST., SSH Doloff Rd,
tai. FIR. A. Warak, 1929 Buettner CT. s.
E., dcet. JOS Pobuda, 1904 Lenacrave
Ave. ~
RAD BkETISLAV I. 9C {. :. p. s.
kona schdzi v prvni sobotu mesici
Predseda Ad. Simacek, 36s3 f. 139th st
tai. FIR. Vlasak, Stop IS Mortified, O.
pokl. FIR. Novy, 1900 Maperow Ave;
dcet. FIR. Burval, 2434 T.. S9th St.
RAD PRAyDOMIL 1. 1sI {. s. Z. S.
kona schdze treti sobotuv masci v Ce-
sko-americke Sni ma Quincy Ave Preds.
Jan Bocek; 31O7 Essex Rd., tai. josef
Matejka, 2343 vych. 76 ul.; dGet. yacI
Sic, 7701 Launier Ave. s. f. "
RAD COLUMBIA Z. 147 {. s. +. s.,
kona schdze drihou stredu mesici v
Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broadway. Pred
seda Josef Sourek, 1O1O9 Unity Ave-.
tajemnik A. Hell, 3533 Il. 135th ST.; u
cetnik ]. l.. Payer, 1434O Superior Rd.;
p0kladnik JOS. Rlzicka.
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PATRANl PO POHRESOVA-
NYCH KRAJANECH
+. i. l, s,

! Ceskoslovenska uTadovna ci
|Zojazycne informacni sluzby
jobdrzela dalsf zadosti o zji-
steni adres a pobytu dole uve-
denych krajanG. Kdo by re cte-
nafi mel nejake informace, at
Sc neobtezuje zaslat ie ma
Czechslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service,
119 West 4lst St., NV York
City.
PohreSovani jsou:
Blatsky Josef, a jeho diva
bratri Vaclav a Frantisek
sestra Josefa = iichz otec jel
do Ameriky pred 80 roxy
zemrel zde. Matka jejich roze-
ma Pruchova z Vojnic IL Stra-
konic zemrela zahy po mem.
Jedna sc o dedictvi.
Vrubelt Marie, vdova. ktera
pochazi Dolni Pial, zupa re
kcvska. Je asi AZ roku stara a
pred 10 lety lila We Filadelfii.
Jmenovala Sc tez Pei. Pribuz-
nj Sc obavaji, re snad zemre-
la.
Drobyak josef, ,jenz prijel
do Ameriky, kdyz mu bylo as
II let. Nyni mu je 36 let. Je
zenat pred s lety byl So
kola V New Yorku. Zamestna
MIN byl tehdy tesar.
Drobyak Katerina, dale leda
il Sc Katerina Margaret Dro
byak, sestry Edwarda Droby-
aka, ktere Sc provdaly v New
Yorku pred 8 lety.
Petruchov Josef, ktery 70
ku 1914 prize! do Ameriky a
Jest nezvestym cd roku 1920.
Hledaji no pribuzni re Straz-
mic ma Morave.
Majchrovy Leopold Kate
rina Lipnic v Polsku. Bydli
pry V Chicagu, Ill. neb oko-
Ii.
Pupinsky Leopold, mattel
domu kosic, Bobrovsky Lii
ma Istvan, Gaaovsky Andras
vsichni z KOsic. 20
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VELkOkiD {. s. Il. r. j. Statu Ohio
kona 9chiize prvni patek mesici 7:3O
hod. yeter Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave. Pred. Ferd. Turek, nistopr. Jos.
! NohejI: tai. licet. Jar. latter, 32.7
w. 46th St.; pokl Rud Lisy, lcet. listr.
nemoc. pokladny FIR. Krakora, 4314 Clark
Ave
RAD VOLTA NAPRsTEk 4. IS {. s.
B. r. J. kona schdzi kazdou prvni nedeli
mesici v 9 hod rano Ceske SIM So
kol ma Clark Ave. Pred. Jan Svozil, 42l9
Bush Ave, S. W.; tai. JOSH F. Dynda,
1929 w. 5Sth ST.; dcct JOS. Tvrdik
3321 w. saith st.
RAD JAN Z CHLUMU {. s c. 5. B. r.
j. kona schuze pOsledni ,nedeli mesici
dopoledne v Ceske Mar. SIM. Predseda
Emil Lenc, tai FIR. Janousek, 44O1 Per-
shing Ave; ucet. Jan Prochazka, 3406
Il. 1I0: St.; pokl. JOS. KaKna, 1922 vych-
49, ul
RAD WzkA {. 3 {. s. r. s. kona
schulz kazde druhe pondeli mesici
'Ceske SIM SohoI Ma Clark Ave. Predseda
Ant. Mlazovsky. 3527S zap. 5O.i ld.; tai.
Alb. Panek. 54O4 Storer Ave-, dcet. JOS.
Valek, 1857 w. 46th ST.. pold Boh Kon-
rad, 3629 Sackett Ave. S. w.
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SOKOLSKE SBORY
SOKOL CECH.HAyLi(EK EK kona schl- :

SOkOL CECH.HAyLi(EK kona schi
re druilou ned6li SokoIoyne ma Wendell
Ave. Starosta Alois LAX; tai. ellie Jir.
sa. 4139 Il. 131.a Str. ucet Fecd. Jirsa
1897 iG. 55thr St., pokl Ant. Schacha
4732 Broadway Sin pronajima Frant
Vondracek, $500 E. 55th St.
SOkOL NOVA vLAsT kona schiize
kazdou prvni stfed1 mesici. Starosta
Anna Bosakova, 114O4 ST. Marks Ave.
S. W.; tai. Lada Bartos, 1893 w. 5Oth
ST.; licet. Marie Nekvasil, 1884 w. 91st
st. Schdze spravnillo vyboru treti nedel
st. Schlze spravniho vyboru tfeti pom
deli V mesici
SOkOL CLEVELAND, kona schulz
drullou nedeli " mesici sokolovne ma
Quincy. Ave.. Starosta Leo fsVsetecka,
TAI. Jos. Hudec, 2641' e. 18TH ST.: dcet.
Vacl Huml, 3571 f. 14O. ST.: pokl. Jan
Bocek.
SOkOL j. A. kOMENSkl v Mt. Plea.
SAINT kona schdze prvni stredu mesici.
Pred. Gust. Pauza; tai Vac Silhavy, 4121
E. 1856. St.; dcetnik Ant Weis, 1891
Coath Ave.; pokl. Aiois Hrabak.
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JEDNOTA TABORTU
LOzl pROBUzENf TABoRITt Z. .


]. 4. kona schizi druhy ctvrtek mesic
" Cesk6 SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred
Volt. Hrudka, 3441 w. 46th St, tai. Ant
Hobl, 1926 w. Seth ST., tcet. Jak. Now
1858 Gremsby Ave, West Park; pokl
Ant. Halos. 1880 w. 46th st. -
LOzE zENY POKROkU I. 4s j. T.
kOna schulz kazdou druhou nedeli mesi-
ci v SIM p. Kaliny ma zap. So. ul. Pred
Barbora Skala, 3395 w. 18th ST.; tai
Ant. Hlozek, 1896 w. 47th ST.; icet. Jo-
sefa Billy, 32SS w. seth ST. poklad Kat
Svancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LO2E BlLA HORA, Z. q J. r., kona
schGze druhou nedeli v n1esici, dopoIedne
v sini p. Komorouse ma Fleet Ave.
Preds. Jos. Novy, 1888 +. 1O6th St.; tai
Bob. Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave; licet
Jos. Huier. AIS Enhorn Ave-, S. w.;
pokl. JOS. Novotny, 1872 f. 66th St.
LO2E SION Z. IA, j. T., kona schdze
treti nedef ' mesici. Pred Ant. PAGES
6716 Classen Ave; tai. Jan Kodet, stop
2S, Box 73 Bedford, o.; icet. Rud. Be-
cicka, 5s25 Engel Aye; pokl. jos. Swan
cara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE zENY TABORA Z. Al j. T.
kona sve schdze vzdy prvni itery me-
sici " Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad :
way. Predsedkyne B. Svatba; tai. Marie
Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave.; dcet. Ma :
rie Sklenicka, 1882 Chapelside Ave; 20
kladnice Rose Kominek, 4OO9 Warren Ay.
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SBOR ELISHA PEsKOvi, Z. 30 j

SBOR ELISHA PESkOVA, {. 30 j.
c. d. kona sclldzi kazdod druhou nedeli v
mesici, Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Pred Marie Wolf; tai Rdzena vondrak,
1918 W. 80. St.; iicet. Anna Kocar, 3423
Z. 49th St.; pokladnice Antonio Korecky.
SBOR ELISkA PESKOvA. I. 30, j.
L. u. kona soh'ize druhou nedeD me-
sici Ces. Slni Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Preds. Marie Wolf, 1928 w. 80. ST., tai.
Ruzena Vondrak, 1910 W. 80. St; lcet.
Anna Kocar, 3423 E. 49th St., pokl. An
TOME Korecky, 3447 Sackett Ave.
SBCR FRANTISKA STRANECKi {,
81 j. c. D. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli v
nlesici Ces. Mar Sfn ma Broadway v
mist. c. 2. Pred. Johana Doubek., 37S3
e. 53rd ST.; tai Albina Houska, 3465 e.
1o5. ST.; ucet. Barb. Nemecck, 1922
Union Ave-, pokl. Eva Kusta. 92l6 Miles
Ave-
SBOR RENATA TYRSOyA {. 81 j.
{. d. kona schize prvni nedeli nesici
" Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broadway. Preds
Josefa Silhavy, 4121 Il. 136th St.; tai
Marie H6sa. 135OS Bartlett Ave. ucet
Anezka Prudek, 1900 Angelus Ave,
pokladnice Marie Lorenc, 6641 Charter
Ave.
SBOR BLAHOMILA {. Is j. {. D.,
kOna sch1ze treti nedeli mesici Ce-
ske Mar. SIM ma Broadway Pred Marie
Baxa, 3S47 w. 42nd ST.; tai. Rdzena
Dvorak, 1851 Gable Ave. dcet. Marie
Rosser. 1888 w. 12o. st. poklad. Kate
rina Svancara, 1921 Leading Ave
SBOR LIDUMILA I. 81 j. C.. d. kona
schize prvni nedeli mesici v Ceske Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Kroupa, 1916 Trumbull Ave-, tai. Rlzena
Stech, 5621 Drake Ave; licet Rose Kra-
tocliviI, 67o4 Hope Ave. S. W.: poklad
Marie Albrecht 1904 e. 54th st.
SBOR LIBUSE {. /. J. &. d. kona
scbdze ctvrty Gtvrtek mesici Ces.
Mar. SIM ia Broadway. Pred A. F..
Texler; tai Marie Fiser, 1869 Chapel
side ave; dtet. Barb. JanOusek, 1922
Croton Ave.: pokl. Marie Hajek
SBOR SkvELA BUDOUCNOST Z. 11S
J. c. ID. kona schdze ctvrtou nedeli me-
sici v sokoovne ma Wendell Ave. Pred.
Anna Mulac. 2673 vych. 124 ST.; tai. Ma
rie Matousek, 1910 Svec Ave; dcet. Ma
rie Vodrazka, 7710 Force Ave; pOkl. JO-
Selma Vsetecka, 21l9 vych. 80. uI.
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Pteds. Marie Chadima, 3341 b; a4g. I'll
taj. Barb. Ruth, 3525 Il. 131. St.i &cek.
Maris Fissr. 1869 Chapelside Ave. spo-
kladnice Marie Vlna,, 1861 Chapelside
Ave.
SOKOLSKA HUDBA kona zkousky '
mistnosti Rybak Sixta, ma Broadway.
Kapelnik Rud. Hanna, iednatel John r.
Ranc, 1901 Mt. Overlook Ave.
DAMSKA BESEDA Ma ZAPADNi
STRANE kona schdze druhe pondeM Ce-
ske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred. An
na Bosakova. tai. dcetnice Anna Pre-
chova, 3447 Sackett Ave-: pokl. Josefa
FiSerova. 1920 w. 50th St.,
KLUB PILNE CESKF kona schiize
treti nedeh V mesicf zahradnim pavilo-
m Ceske' Sine SokoI ma Clark Ave. We 2
bod. odpoledne. Pred. Anna Pekar, 1000
Henritze Ave-, tai. Terezie Cyarovsky,
$3.50 zap. 81. ul.; dcet. Barb. Fafiik,
1906 w. 32nd ST.; pokl. Ant. Koreckv
Sackett Ave. s r
.SPOLEK PRO POHkBfyANf OHNEM
kona schdze tret Gtvrtek lednu, dub
nu, cervenci riinu Ceske Mar. SIM.
Pred Jos. Lorenc, goal Charter Ave-;
tai Alb Tous, 1922 vych. liz. ST.; dcet.
JOS. Hosek, 3420 E. list st. rs
DRAM. SBOR "TYLS kona schdze
prvni sobotu v mesici Cesk6 Mar. ST.
nj. Pred. Jos. Skalak, tai. Vac. vejupek.
6079 Hillman Ave-; dcet. Jaros. Hajek.
3427 r. las. St.; Rid. En-. Pelch, 1904
Lester Ave-; satnik Alb. Edelstein, 561.
Drake Ave.
kRUH CLEvELANDSKYCH G SEX,
koha schulz ctvrtou stredu mesici v
SIM roh Dolloff Mcbride Ave. Pred.
Josefa Kuchar, 4OO9 Malek CT; tai Ma
rie Macourek, 54O7 Bower Ave-; Icet.
Josefa Pesek, 41O7 Trumbull Ave-; pokl.
Anna BIizil, 427s K. 134th st.
SDRUzENf CEsKYCH SyOBODOMY.
SLNYCH SKOL v CLEyELANDU, kona
schize prvni pondeli mesici We skole v
Ceske NarOdni SIM ma Broadway. Pfeds.
Jos. Skalak, 1895 E. 172nd St.; tai Vac.
N0votny, 3207 E. both ST.; lGet. kar.
Sretter. 1851 Independence Rd.; pokl.
Ant. StreNek, 5221 Hamm Ave.
DAMSkA BESEDA M Broadway, kona
schulz pryni Ctyrtek mesici. Pred.
Marie Calta, tai. Anna Brizek, 594O En-
gel Ave-; uGet. Camilla Sicha, 1926
Fairport Ave-; pokl. Terezie Haas, 1909
Harvard Ave.