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1929 Ford Sport Roadster, 2 wells,
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1929 Whippet Coach. .......... 179
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s21s WISCONSIN, AVE N,


1852 Mintwood Pl NV.
Apt. 40l-5 rooms and bath. refrigeratIon
on house meter, newly decorated throughout
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sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.
CHERNER
EXPANSION SALE
NOW GOING ON.

Our building is being remodeled.
We must get our used cars out of
the way of the bricks, cement, lime,
etc, or their wonderful appearance
will be ruined.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO BUY-AND SAVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
OCTOBER
USED CAR SALE.
PRICES SLASHFDl
PRICES SLASHEDI

Over 100 used cars, the finest we
have ever offered. Many reprinted.
Act quickly and save from SIS to
500. g
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L. P. STEUART, INC,
1345 18th St.
so Goodwin Cars.

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1929 Ford Sport Roadster...... 1875
1881 Essex De Luxe 4-Door. 20. sos
1881 Chevrolet 4-Door ...... $50
1929 Ford Sport Coupe ....... 245
1880 Chevrolet Roadster ........ 800
1929 Pontiac 2-Door ........... 1916
1929 Pontiac Coupe. ........... POS
1881 Ford De Luxe Roadster AIS
1929 Pontiac Cabriolet. ........ 3o5
1929 Oakland 4-Door ....... 495
1880 Ford Sport Coupe ...... 345
1890 Oakland Rd, wire wheels sos
1881 Pontiac Coupe. .......... 625
1880 Pontiac 1st Ser. Sedan. -. 445
Many Others Just AS Good
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1923 Chrysler '72" Road. ....... 235
1923 Pontiac Sed., 4-wheel brakes 135
1929 Whippet 4-Door, E CYL. -. 1875
1927 Oldsmobife Sport Coupe. %. 90
1927 Chevrolet 2-Door .......... Is
1925 Hupp Tour. .........,.. 50
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1885 SHEPHERD ST. NV
Apt. Three rooms, kit. and bath refrig.
Grafton on house meter; convenient location;
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so Ford Open Express Delivery (new
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~ FoFo FaneI DeHVery ......,s......s... rs
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SsnSiI,t Job. set, of by. snappy red wire
Wheels; decidedly underpriced at sass. Park
way, 3o40 NJ Ut. NV Open nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

celebrated. 1t took the spectacular finding of
the tomb Of Tut to draw the crowds And they
have been hocking to Egypt and up the Nile and
across the Theban plain and up the rocky road
to the valley ever since. The total of their
tribute to Egypt in these few years must today
be a very large sum.
1t was the imagination of Howard Carter and
the cooperative enterprise of Lord Carnarvon
that induced this tide of travel The Egyptian
government apparently did not at first APP
preciate the effect of this discovery Today.
however, there is no illusion at Cairo on the
score of the value of the find in terms of in
creased public and private revenues
As stood in the hot sunshine of the small
space in front of the tomb of Ramses III and
its neighbors, looking about to note the utter
barrenness Of the scene, / wondered whether
some day hotel company may not secure, for
large consideration, the right TO erect an inn
on the heights overlooking the tombs. It would,
Of course, be an unspeakable outrage thus to
turn the valley into business enterprise But
down at Gizeh hotel has been erected on
the very flank of the Pyramid of Cheops 1t is
not strikingly in evidence, to be sure, but it
Is business establishment, nevertheless, and
the Pyramid is a tomb, and the conjunction is
somewhat incongruous. just so Is an adver-
Using sign piastered on a native house a few
rods from the Sphinx
It would be o mistake to intrlde business Of
this sort into the desolation Of Biban el-Muluk
A mistake from the tourists point Of view, in
truth. For much Of the interest In the trip 10
the tornbs themselves arises from the journey
there, the passage across the river plain with
glimpse OF the Colossi Of Memnon, the entrance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

THERE are many other treasures on the west
bank of the Nile opposite Luxor than the
tombs in Biban el-Muluk There are the tombs
Of the queens some Of them very beautiful in
decorations. There are temples literally with
out number, for many remain to be excavated
from the crumbled detritus of the hills that
have scaled away somewhat in the course of
time. The many signs of futile exploratory
operations, marked by the rectangular shallow
pits here and there on the hilsides, do not
signify the exhaustion of the possibilities.
Numerous expeditions are at work, German.
American, English French, Swedish and
Egyptian.
It is a moot question whether such magnif-
cent ruins as the Ramesseum should ever be
restored" 1t is indeed question whether such
restoration would be possible. This broken relic
of the mortuary temple built by Ramses II on
the lower flank of the sloping ground below
the hills is one of the glories of Thebes. It's
neighbors, the so-called Colossi Of Mennon.
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into the first hilly area, with q view Of the
home Of Howard Carter lately erected on a
height to the north, a distant vision of the
colonnades Of the great temple of DER el-BahrI,
built by Queen HatshepSut, sister, wife and CO.
regent of Thutmosis III. A sense of wonders to
be revealed pervades the newcomer. His arrival
on the ground is achievement in which he
takes pride, albeit he has been transported the
entire distance. His ultimate vision-of the tombs
brings sense Of discovery. To be housed on
the hillside, with all modern conveniences,
would be shocking anachronism. One feels
grateful that the home of MIR. Carter has been
erected at a considerable distance, where it
does not obtrude upon the picture of ancient
Egypt at rest
There is really no reason for any save the
scientific investigator the student of Egyptian
history to remain for more than an hour in the
valley. One could go into half dozen tonbs
at. tie cost q much energy and be no wiser or
maze thrilled than by two Of them. For, except
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alike.
One gets an odd sensation on emerging from
. tomb in Biban el-Muluk into the brilliant
sunlight. The scene, save for the wooden bar
rier at the entrance where the oficial permit Of
visitation Is examined, and that which guards
the approach to the tomb of Tut Ankh- Anon,
and perhaps the smooth surface of the new
road, is precisely the same as IN 1900 BIC. more
than 30 centuries ago, when some Of these
tombs were excavated and decorated and their
royal inmates were placed within them and
sealed 1t Is doubtful whether there is any
change in the contour of the hills. The sun
shines with the same intense whiteness that
it did then. One can with little force Of
imagination picture the scene of the interment
as the procession for the dead monarch wound
its way up the valley and the mummied body
was taken down to its last resting place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
BY GIDEON A. LYON.
Photograpls By the .Atthor.

II EFT would be interesting" said fellow
~ traveller to me at our hotel in Cairo on
AZ the evening of arrival at the
Egyptian capital, Ito know how many
thousands of tourists have been drawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

, every clue to determine whether 1t was
accidental or homicidal.
Kane. scion of a prominent Pennsyl-
vanla family and a graduate of several
leading universities, declined to discuss
the details OF his wifes DEATH but he
corrooorated accounts published by
newspapers as given by officers.
In these he said his wife apparently
SHpped on rock while bathing with
MN In Chesapeake Bay, and that he
| Drought her ashore in an unconscious
condition.
kanes statement to officers that he
attempted to revive her was partly cor
roporated by one of seven fishermen
VINO testified before the inquest yester-
oay. IL was disclosed today. This man
salo ne heard DR.. Kane scream for helm
ana later pick the body up and lower
II several times after reaching shore
he SAID he was about a half mile awav
at the time and that DR.. Kane placed
the BODY in an automobile and drove
away
The fishermen said they saw a coll
pie splaShing water on each other and
later heard the screams. They reported
the incident to Commonwealth Attor
ney Roland Cooke after reading of the
death of Mrs. Kane.
Coroner Vanderslice and other Of
ncers would not discuss the contents of
the letters sought. 1t was asserted that
tne contents were revealed to officers
through an unannounced source.
Dr.. Vanderslice said Kane gave everv
evidence OF solicitude for his wife at
the hospital here, where he brought her
from the beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
LONG IS ASSA|LED
IN COTTON DEBATE
Texas Legislator Bitterly
Attacks Governor on
House Floor.

AUSTIN, Tex, September IS (P.-
Texas legislators rallied in a counter
attack agsinct Gov. Eucy P. Long of
Louisiana today for insisting that Texas
ADOPT his scheme for Gotten prohibition
in 1892.
Representative T. H McGregor of
Austin denounced Long on the floor of
the House as having no regard for
truth" and as unfit to hold any Office
of high pnaic trust"
Senator w. A. Williamson of San An
tonic in the Senate last night referred
to the Louisiana Governor as "politi-
cal oencagogue' and accepted Longs
challenge to defeat any Texas legis-
lators who opposed the no cotton"
plan for 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
FARM BOARD PARTISAN
POLITICS ARE CHARGED

Representative Cannon Of Missouri,
in a statement issued by the Demo-
cratic National Committee yesterday,
charged the Farm Board with partisan
politics.
He asserted the board was sending to
all Missouri newspapers on the eve of
4 special election in the seventeenth con-
gresSional district "a political letter on
the benefits to Missouri farmers from
the agricultural marketing act
A review of Missouri co-operatives
affiliated with the board and their &C
tivities has just been issued by the
board. The publication is one of Sc
ries of similar treatieses prepared by
the board covering the activities Of CO.
operatives in number of States. Some
have been issued and Others are being
prepared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
'A|MEE'S HUSBAND
WILL DEFEND HER
Singer Has "Smack on the
Nose" Ready for Wife's
Prosecutors.

| BY the Associated Press.
| LOS ANGELES, September 49,
| Aimee Semple Mcpherson married a
champion and defender in 230-pound
! David H. Hutton, New York and Los
Angeles baritone.
Honeymooning after their airplane
elopement to Yuma, Ariz, where they
were married Sunday, they paused yes
terday to voice their devotion. Neither
commented upon the omission of the
word "obey" from the marriage ritual
which Mrs. Mcpherson wrote herself.
Aimee conforms exactly to my ideals
of perfect womanhood," said Hutton.
Il aim to do my best to help her in her
good work.
Ready to Retaliate.
"I've got smack on the nose for
those self-appointed critics who have
delighted in malicious persecution of
Aimee by slanderous remarks in public :"
Il thought it over many times before
we took the STEP" said the evangelist.
When announcement of the marriage
was made at the afternoon services at
! AngcIus Temple Sunday, trembled
with apprehension.
But when the congratulated
bless 'em-began clapping, my heart
was filled with happiness. I feel we
ere going to have a wonderful future
together"
1t was the second time within five
years trip into the desert had brought
Mrs McPherson-H Hutton into the pub
lie eye. Her story told in Douglas,
Ariz.. hospital of having been kidnapped
and taken to Mexico and then of her
escape and flight across the desert
sands held newspaper headlines for
weeks.
Uses Modern Touch.
Hutton explained they we're preparing
to hold a revival in Portland, Greg.
and did not have time to give the three
day notice of intention to marry re-
quired in California. Miss Harriet
Jordan, dean of the Temple Bible
School, who read the ceremony on the
steps of the elopement airplane. de-
scribed the omission of "obey" in the
ritual as "apother modern touch" but
added she used the words love and
honor"
Hutton gave his age as 80 and his
bride as 38. 1t was her third mar
rage and his first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
LETTERS SOUGHT
IN KANE Drowning
Verdict in Case of Accused
College Professor May
Hinge on Writings.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAMPTON, Va. September 15.-Sev-
eral letters whose contents are said to
be known to officers were sought today
as Elizabeth County authorities pursued
searching investigation in the drown
ing of Mrs. Elisha Kent Kane, wife Of a
University of Tennessee professor, who
is held without bail on charges of MUIR
der.
The verdict of a coroner's jury. meet
ing for the second time late today, may
depend on the finding of the letters
Coroner George K. Vanderslice said he
was convinced that Mrs. Kane was
drowned and that he was following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Attacks Radio Invasion"

McGregor assailed Gov. Long for his
radio invasion" CT Texas in his zeal
for passage of the cotton prohibition
Dill
1T is the first time in the history
that ignorance. impudence and inso-
jence combined have crossed the State
line and the people of TeEas been in
suited by political ambition and dema-
goguery' McGregor declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
ALUMNI PLAN PICNIC

The National Capital Chapter of the
General Alumni Association of Iowa
State College will hold its annual pic
mic Saturday afternoon. September 26,
on the lawn of the home of DR.. Ray
mond A. Pearson, Maryland University
president. at HyattSville.
DR.. Pearson formerly was president
of Iowa State Officers of the chapter
who are handling arrangements are
L. r: Ender. Agriculture Department.
Office of Information president and
Miss Catherine Ford, United States
National Museum. Secrete ry-treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
WOULD OUTLAW THREATS

A Federal law to use as club upon
gangsters, racketeers and other who
use the mails to send threatening let
ters was urged today by Representative
Cochran, Democrat, Missouri.
He said he would reintroduce bill
in the next session making 1t peni-
tertiary offense to send threatening
letters through the mails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
NON-SKID SOAP AND WATER WALK
DEVICE DRAW STARES AT CHICAGO
IS 900 Inventors of p Countries Show $4,000 Brain
Children at International Patent Exposition.

Attached to the heels of the boots arc
fms that allow the propelling action as
the walker strides along. The canoe
contraption keeps the walker af1oat. A
tryout in the Chicago River is prom
ised during the two weeks of the ex-
position.
Non-skid soap-a bar of soap fastened
in a sponge purse-drew many stares
as did some easy-to-pick- poker chips.
If you would, literally, swim like duck,
try on pair of the swim mittens on
! display. They're webbed, for the hands
and feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
DRUM BEATER TIGHT"

Judge Robert E. Mattingly used
something new in court SMILES yester-
day when he ruled that Daniel Steven
son was las tight as the drum" which
he was beating so loudly on Ninth
street last night.
Stevenson didn't get more than a
block on his march down the sidewalk
before first precinct police. attracted by
the boom boom of the drum, arrested
him.
Judge Mattingly, after giving the man
a lecture, took his personal bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Ey he Associated PIE

CHICAGO, September 15.-The BRAIN
children Of $4,000 inventors went on
exhibition yesterday in the second inter
national patent exposition.
More than $4,000 innovating devices
and thingamabobs from % countries.
running the gamut from hair-straight-
ening combs to threshing machines,
were on display.
Attracting much attention is water
walking device that resembles a pair
of fishing boots hooked below a canoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Lobbying Denied.

The legislator said Gov Long was
drunk with ignorance and power"
when he charged the Texas Legislature
was between salary paid lobbyists and
blandished with wine, women and
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Bog Engulfs Farm.

ROCKCHAPEL, Ireland (NAN.A).
The entire farm and house of Dennis
Segrue, near here, was engulfed by a
moving bog
Copyright. 1881, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
Takes Daily Swim at 81.

SHELBOURNE FALLS. Mass.-Peter
Quinn swims 100 yards twice a Gay
from April until late Fail. despite the
fact that he is 81 ycafs cd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
Spolkove zpravy
UDKYNAM G. 161., SPOLKU
P. MARIE LEvoCsKEJ DO
POZORNOSTI!

Riadna mesacna schodZa, kto-
ra by mala byt' odbyvana prvh
nedel'u decembri, bude odbyva-
ma uz na budncu nedel'u u, 20. no.
vembra, preto. ze prvii nedel II
buduceho mesiaca bude ssa odbv-
vat styridsat '-hodinova poboz-
most v chrame Sv. Cyrilla d Me-
thoda.
Vsetky ildkyne sii uctive pozia-
dane. ably sa zicastnily tejto
schodze. TAX tiez al matky, kto-
re mate dietky Panenskom Od-
delcni tohoto Gisla. prosim, prid'-
te. A tie. ktore az moe dlhujn
prosim, prid'te aspon ciastocnc 81
Vas dlh vyrovnat'. ..
Ufame Vas vsetky vidiet' na
buducu ncdel II.
Katarina sulik, prcds.
Mildred Steiner,
SDraykyila p O
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HAsELToNsKY Y MEM. Pod
PORUJuCl sPOLoK TAT1A.

Uradnici ma rok 1871 III naslcdovnf:
Prcaseda. Michal Kozak, 10 Glad
stone ST., Campbell, o. podpredsc
da, Stefan Bartos. 165 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, O. Zapisnfk, Michal Yn-5
ros, 10 Columbus Ave-, Campbell, 81.
- Tctoynik, Martin Zentko, lOa Glad
stone st., Campbell, @. - Pokladnik,
NJ. J. Bartos. lfa Co,rtiand Ave.
Campbell, @. Dozoreoyia majetku:
Stefan Antal, 50 Gladstone. ST., Camp
bell O., Jan Blazo, 1920 Gladstone 81.
Youngstown, @. Dozorcovia chn-.
rych: Stefan Stole, Box Is, Sta. A.,
Youngstown, Ohio. - Strhz dvier Mi
chal Bendzala, 10 Blaine Av., Youngs
town, Ohio.
Srh6Azc Sa ndhvvajh kazdm I. neds-
I'u mesiaci !. hodine pa ob.de Z
skolSkei miestnosti osaav Sv. Alzbefy
ma N. Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

sahujn SO dolarov, potial je roz-
pocet rovnovahe. Len co vSak
.polozka presia hne 80 doIarov. ma
stavaju starosti pre- otHzru
rodinu. Rodine nezbnda mic in
sieho, ako 81 vypozicat' peniaze.
alebo prijat' pomoc dobrocm-
nych pramenov. Toto poslednt
mix nerad robi, stava sa preto
dost casto, lie rodina vvhPadava
pomoc Il r6znych mastickarov. IL
sd lieci pochybnlmi medicinami,
alebo Ike zostava lplne bez lcI;ar.
skej pomoci.
Jedina tuberkul6za ma priklad
vynika lmrtnost'o on osem al dva-
mast raz vacsou medZi robOtni-
ctvom V istych odvetviach prize
myslovych od iimrtnosti medzi ze-
medelcami. Ale al ked tieto cisli-
ce zdajn sa byt' straslive - ma
ozaj take sll treba konStato-
vat, re iimrtnost' tuberkul6zou
od Casu sostavenia spomenntej
statistiky neprestajne klesa, hoci
je stale este privysoka GO z kaz-
dych 100000. Tuberkul6za "a
bija Wac osob vo veku medzi Is.
a 40. rokom, cd ktorejkol 'vek i
nei choroby, napriek tomu, zc L.
mrtnost' V ostatnvch dvadsiatich
/ rokoch sa snizila o celych pat !
desiat procent.
/ Akiste neprehaname, ak povie.
me, ze vel'kn zasluhu ma dosiah.
mutt tohoto 1spechu maiu proti.
tuberkulozne spolky, ktore svoji
mi zdrayotne-vyS ySchovnymi progra
mani sfria vedomosti tnberkn
l6ze a 0 tom, ako jej moznc
| predfst'.
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-KOL'KO PLATA ZAROBKOVE
GIMME OSOBY IA NEMOC.
+. J. i. s.


Z prehl ,adu, sostaveneho pred
nieioFko rokmi Spolkovym iira-
dom pre- statistiku prace. vykvi-
ia, ze dive procenta Nsetktho o.
byvatel 'stva Spojenych Statov s1
postihnute nemocou kazdl1 chvi
Pu. Trovy, ktore 81 nemoc yyza-
duje, ocenujii ma diva biliony do
larov rocne.
Cd casu spstavenia spomenute-
no ,rrehl 'adu bolo vykonane no.
We vysetrovanie poist 'ovacou spo-
iocnost 'ou, ktora zistila, ze rodi-
ma kazdej zarobkove cinnej oso-
by vydava rocne priblizne $50 "a
nemoc. Tato suma zdala by sa
byt' priyysoka, ked by sa dalo
predpokladat', re $50 by bolo ma
dostac ma zaokrytie vsetkvch
troy, spojenych nemocou tel
ktorej rodine. Ma nest'astie ne
moze ysak ziadna rodina poyol ky
stanovit' sumu penazl, ktorn chce
ma nemoc obetovat'. Spatne zdra-
vie lekarska sluzba S tfm spo-
jena nemusia nevyhnutne byt' .je-
dinymi polozkami, ktore mozu
nemocensky rozpocet" priviest'
z rovnovahy. M6ze sa stat, ze
vas zubny lekar vam povie, .>ze
| praca, ktori1 musi ma vasich zu-
boch vykonat', vyziada 81 vac
sich troy, alebo ze sa musite po-
drobit vaznej operacii, alebo ze
nejaka nakazliva choroba po-
stihne niektorych alebo vsetkych
clenov yasej rodiny Co bude-
te potom robit' so svojim osem-
desiatdolarovym rozpoctom9
| Priemer 80 dolarov roene ma
''nem.ocensky rozpocet" predsta.
vujc kombinaciu vacsich a men
sfeh sim, ktore kolisajn medzi
niekol ko centami . m6zbyt ai
niekol'ko tisicami dolarov rocne,
! Pokial yydayky "a nemoc nepre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
WA R TABLE RIO II
The Youngstown Maytag Co.
321 w. Federal Street Ph one 43733

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ttm 1906 Douse Ave, Cleveland. !
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Naclav Hnetynka, aklstc Z USti
n. Labcm, predtHm Owosso,
Mich.
Jozef HuSek, z. Noveho Bydzo-
va. posledne akiste Clevelande.
Pavcl Kiss, akiste cd Hlohovca,
posledne V yClevelande.
Jan Kupka z NovGho Etynku
pri kamenici n. Iipou, blizsia ad
resa neznama.
Anna Kurzova Chuderinu
Mostu, posledne v Glencoe, 0.
Vilem Literaty od Roznavv,
predtym 1921 Clifton Blvd.
Lakewood, Ohio.
Zdenek Machatek 70 Zamrsku
pri Vys. Myte, posledne v Cleve-
lande.
Martin Matzkova (Andy Romo-
kova Roznavy, poslednc v Gle
velande.
Ivan Maskaluk Tomaceku
pri Kolomyje, posledne pekar vo
! Philadelphia, Ohio.
Jan Mikulas Malaciek, posi-.
9311 Sophia Ave-, Cleveland, O..
Jan Peter Raros. Muladi, po-
sledne Alphoretta, KY.
| Cyril Pokorny Krizanova II
Val. Mezirici, POSI-. 7247 Barrie
ST., Detroit, Mich.
| Andrej Richnavsky Klukna-
Wy pr Gelnici, posledne Box 522
Campbell, Ohio.
MlkulaS Saglena 2 PLAY. Pod
hradia, posi-. 611s Farr Ave-, De-
troit, Mich.
| Vincent Saman akiste Hosti
varu, posi-. so Hamlet ST., Cleve.
land, @.
Antonin Kuthan, Hostivaru
predtym II Atlantic Foundry Co
ma Morgan Ave, v Cleyclande.
/ Frant. Stransky, akiste . No
.veho Bydzova, predtym 50 r. Nj
Micken Ave, Cincinnati, 0.
Jozef Tereka Pohorelej pr;
Brezne, posledne V Lowellvills
Ohio.
Jozef 6tepnidka, akiste . Kro
Il cehlav pri Kadne, posi-. Y Clsvp
lands. 1sgt
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