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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

the Ukraine, where Il Ia necessary 10
take a common stand.
THE shipping trade In probably
that which Will have the freest pos
sible position inside OF this organiza :.
tlOn. The fact that the position OF
the German tonnage and means OF
transportation in transition period
Ii entirely In the dark has caused
the steamship owners to also be
drawn into the compulsory organiza-
tion. This should be handled by an
office, which would see that German
tonnage first and foremost is used
for German import purposes.
WIN Control Ships.
while the least possible compul-
sion will be exercised with regard 10
steamship owners, It Is the intcn-
ton to make 1t very strict toward the
textile industry. The reason lies
mainly in the great shortage Of raw
materials The plan II to establish
offices for control OF the various
materials, such as cotton. wool
jute. hemp, flax, silk, etc, and these
offices. apart from their main WORN
OF dividing the manufacture. should
distribute the raw materials.
n hlHplcr nlnB w WIN TtBhlN "
TO grocericA. as there is no lack o
them on the world market, bu
rather an overflow. The regulation
should be In the hands OF boar'
OF interested parties. under STATE
control, and In each case permi
should be given In order TO preyeD
foreign firms entering the German
market by MD OF inland illeNtlmnt'
trade. With regard to coffee nnt
tea, a coffee Import union and tea
/ regulation office will be established
In Hamburg. The rice organization
will be more severe. ns the Dutcf
mills are said to have amnlgamatcd
Here n state purchasing agency Will
| be formed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

had made a statement not in line
with American ideals and which
showed that he was not true and
loyal to the cause OF the allies. The
pupil quickly put himself under
the protection OF the authorities and
VIII probably be interned as a re-
suit.
One of tha reasons the miners as
sign for the treatment which. they
hand cut to these disloyalists is that
they do not care to risk their lives
by going into the mines with man
who are not of the right sentiment
In regard to the war purposes of the
United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
w. S. S. BANK STARTS
BUSINESS AT M'ALESTER
Bcautifni New Structure Dedicated
by Big Days Run In War Saw
ings Campaign.
Special 70 The World.

Special 20 The World
M'ALESTEHa June 29.-The pur-
chase Of $4,000 worth OF War Saw
ings Stamps in the first half hour
following the opening Of the War
Savings bank in this city, Is the an
swer OF the people OF McAlester to
the question OF whether It would be
worth while to build such an insti-
tuition In this city. Business for the
day amounted TO $4,000.
Unlike others CT temporary con
struction, the bank here was built
for permanency and can he moved
to some other point at the close Of
the years activity in tho War Saw
ings campaign. 1t is 20x40 feet, OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
HEARINGS CONCLUDED IN
CAMP TRAVIS MEAT CASE
Record IL Taken Under Amusement
by FEDERAL Trade Commission
Conducting Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. June 29,--Hear-
ings were concluded today in the
federal trade commissions inquiry
into charges that bad meat was
furnished soldiers at Camp Travis,
Texas, by Wilson 4 Co, Chicago
packers, and the record taken under
adyisenent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
SHIP TONNAGE IS
TO GO TO MILLION
with 100000 Put In Water In May
and June, Schwab Says Single
Month VIII Later he Double.

CHICAGO, June 2o.---with 5OO.-
OO0, tons Of shipping promised to go
Into commission In the months OF
May and June, Charles M. Schwab,
director general OF the emergency
fleet corporation tonight gave assur
ances that in n single month, some
time during this year. production
will double that tonnage.
Mr.. schwab spoke before a great
meeting Of workers at the stock
yards. He was accompanied here by
Edward N. Hurley, chairman OF the
shipping board, and Charles Piez.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

KANSAS CITY, June 2o,--Salt
Lake CITY was chosen as the 1919
meeting place for the International
Association OF Rotary clubs at a
meeting Of the organizations Off
GERS here today, marking the Wind
UP OF this years convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Motors Company Guilty,

NEW YORK, June 29.-After
more than twenty hours delibera-
ton, jury in the federal court here
today found the Emerson Motors
company, inc, and several corporate
and Individual codefendants guilty
OF using the mails to defraud.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
TO PUNISH DISLOYALlSTS
Miners Have no Faith In Those who
Do Not Believe I'm Our Principlcs.

Special 10 Ths World
MALESrER, June 2s.-The min
ers In this part of the coal fields are
saving the authorities vast amount
OF trouble in looking after disloyal-
lists. Because they positively will not
go under the ground with a man OF
whom there is the slightest suspi-
cion. they are, in a way compelled to
take matters in their own hands.
One instance of this occurred at
Cambria, near here, the miners max :
ing an object lesson OF a man who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

organization In charge pushing the
sales and securing more pledges. No
money will be paid out for handling
the affairs Of the bank, volunteers
haVing agreed to work certain peri
Gas OF time until the close OF the
campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
M More pcrishnblc Goods.

wASHuNGTON, June 20. No
more perishable goods, such As fruit
and foods will be accepted at post
offices for mailing to troops because
almost always they can not be delIv-
cred in edible condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

vice. president and general manager
OF the corporation.
In his addreFs Mr.. Hurley de-
clared the most important work for
which volunteers are wanted In car
rying out the governments shipping
program is shovelllng coal aboard
the ships He asserted 1900 men
a month are needed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Fancy ParasOls

Fancy Parasols in an endless variety OF pretty
shapes and colors. In this lot we have the Pat
ented India shape Sun Rain and many pretty sun
shades. During this sale we offer the entire selec
ton at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Auto Caps

Automobile Caps and Hats In practically any col
or material shape one could want Values to
$3.50. During this sale, your choice at. is OFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
co.
800 Wash Shirts
To Close Out at CSC Each

Wash Skirts in all-white, white with COL
ored stripe; also tan grounds with fig
ured designs. These are indeed wonder
full values. The cloth in many of these
skirts would cost you from Csc to 85c
per yard. All are good styles, finished
with tailored pockets and pearl buttons.
The actual values at 81 to $3.50; OOo
to close out, each ........... JOG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

Lot q Dresses of foulard,
taffeta, crepe de chine and
georgette. White, flesh and
dark shades. Values up to
$27.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Extra Special

Hemstitched Tablecloths made of an ex-
tr good quality mercerized damask;
size 64x64, and regular $500 value
for ................. ........ 81 .48
Full size Crochet Bedspreads; a regu-
lar 1925 value for .$1.74
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Pattern Department

We have with McCans Expert Pattern Lazy
this week and special inducement for you 10
visit our store we are offering for one week onS
McCaus Greater Magazine, 25c for five months
subscription. single copy 1Oe or 75c per year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE
All Summer Goods priced for quick selling This store has adopted
the policy of holding July Clearance Sale dispose
surplus stock We must do this quickly therefore prices throughout
the house have been greatly reduced We to make this
ordbreag that should be of interest every thrifty
woman of Tulsa.

Lot 3-Beautiful Dresses of
crepe de chine, georgette
and taffeta and georgette
combinations. Values up to
$35.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

40-inch Georgette. We have this in
most all the colors and will close out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

Lot dresses in dark and
light shades, made of crepe
de chine, foulard and taf-
feta. Values to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
FACING DEARTH
MALE TEACHERS
Rock Island High School Is Con-
frOnted With a Shortage of
Men Instructors.
DRAFT Is TAKING THE YOUNG
Women Successors Are Being
Used to Fill Vacancies and
Prove Capable For Posts.

The Rock Island high school is
facing a situation never before ex
perienced. that of no male teacL-
ers.
The fact is they are not to be
had. Not only in this city but every
where the scarcity of male teach
ers is marked. According to az
pearances now 1t looks as if the
high school would have but two
men teachers in the faculty, Ralph
Gill and W. l.. kimmel. the com
ing year.
The draft is taking all the young
male teachers and those above
draft age are not to be obtained.
Never before have the schools
faced such a condition. Formerly
at least half IL not the majority
of the faculty, were men. Never
theless the women are able sue
cessOrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
SELECT JURORS
FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM OF COURT

Grand jurymen have been Sc
lected by the Rock Island county
board of supervisors for the Sep
TENDER term of the circuit court.
Those selected are.
Cordova- Frank Zimmerman.
Coe-August Reiling.
Canoe Creek-G. w. Wake.
Zuma-George Wainwright.
Port Byron-M. B. Smith.
ampton-Frank Payne.
South William Whitney.
Moline-Charles Head. Frederick
W. Kellogg and Leroy Baker.
Rock Island-John H. Hauberg,
f. ]. Burns, Charles f. Riley and
John l.. Louden
South Rock Island-H. II,
Kelley.
Black Hawk. Post.
Coal Valley-Robert McGimpsey.
Rural-W. w. Wilson.
Bowling-Thomas Curtis.
Edgington-Thomas c. John
ston.
Andalusia-Henry w. Haas.
Buffalo Prairie-William Bray
ton.
Drury-William Workman.
Buy Thrift Stamps
To keep old potatoes from turn
ing black, put them on to boil in hot
water instead of cold water.
Money loaned on real estate, w.
L. Ludolph, 30S Best building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
ROCK ISLAND MEN
ATTENDING DODGE
OFFICERS SCHOOL

Two more Rock Island young
men have won the opportunity TO
train at officers training camps.
They are Raymond r. Walker and
Harry f. Budelier The Informal
ton was received here by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Walker, 1902 Seven
teenth street, and Mr.. and Mrs. CPS
Budelier, 1920 Seventeenth street,
parents of the young men.
Both men are -of draft age and
volunteered three months ago
They were sent to Camp Dodge by
the local exemption board.
Both of the boys have already en-
tered the school, which covers a
three months course of intensive
training and study.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

hospital tent. which VII he In
charge of a man with medical
knowledge Mr. Bacon is irving to
nave an army doctor from the ar
senat detailed TO do this work. II
that cannot be arrangeI he will
get some city physician Back A
little distance from this point in
line Will be placed the large as
sembly tent and the boys sleeping
tents, which are 10 by ID fec;
Eight scouts will occupy one tenn.
The mess tent AMI kitchen are &c
be back still farther. A. the front
OF the grounds, near the river Is
to be the flag pole and the site
for the camp fire. The camp
gTound from one end to the other
is about 500 feet
Is Perfect Beach.
The committte found the beach
TO be perfectly safe. 1t will be
roped off with buoys. At times
when the scouts are swimming
several excellent swimmers will be
stationed in two row boats outside
the ropes. and a couple CT instruc-
tors will be on hand
Discipline will be strict and any
boy disobeying orders will be sent
home. One punishment for minor
offenses is refusal Of permission
to the offender to go in SWIMMING
for a time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
BOY SCOUTS TO
CAMP ON RIVER
ids Have Ideal Spot For Their
auting This Year, on the Banks
Gf the Mississippi.
stTEING BEACH Il SAFE
n,scipliue VIII BE Strict - No
Swimming Penalty For NiO-
lation of the Rules.

The Boy Scouts camp, which
III he at Cordova this year is TO
fine one. The committee in
large visited camp yesterday AM
...-rIuded that it viii be a splen-
- Mace for the boys 70 have their
-,,,,re Farmers in that section
~ here will be plenty Of work
a. a. any boy who wishes 10 earn
-,7ev to pay a part of his ex-
.s1ses some Of the farmers are
t .s9rt Of help and are eager to
ave boys TO work a few hours
.sch dav. Scout Executive ". i.
aeon is willing TO have the boys
.--nIoved some OF the time
The tents. y in number. viii he
,na5 up parallel with and back
. .'5 60 feet from the river. The
s s slopes up from >the water
s-sduallv. Near the river and in
! guiet place viii be placed the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
few BUYERS OF
OVERDUE TAXES
No Competition and County Ac-
counts Are Sold for Amount
Fixed by Law.

Bidders on county tax sales were
not plentiful at the Office of County
Tax Collector F. J. CIendenin yes
terday. No competition developed
and all bids were % per cent, or
the maximum the law allows.
All outstanding tax accounts for
the county outside the cities of
Rock Island and Moline were dis
posed of yesterday. Outstanding
tax accounts on property situated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

H. Rock Island and Moline are be
ing put up for sale today A con-
siderable amount Of unpaid tan
accounts are to be disposed Of IL
this manner.
Owners Of property on which tax
sales are made will be compelled
to take up the matter of adjust
ment of the tax Indebtedness, plus
the amount due the purchaser,
within two years, as al the end of
this true buyers will be given the
chance to obtain a tax deed to the
property. An additional % per
cent IS added every six months.
Buy War Savings StampH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

Money loaned on real estate, w.
L. Ludolph, 30S Best building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
REIATEn TO KAISER

St Louis. Mo. June l4.-Frank
J. 5Itchael, % years old. of this
city, who was killed in battle in
France. was a distant relative of
the Kaiser, according to his mother.
I'VE are all ashamed of our rela-
ionship," she said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

II. n. Lovelee, Maquoketa, Ia
d. Fl. Thompson & Son. Martinsburg
la.
Hoffman Bros, Maquoketa Ia.
Cable Mere. CO.. Matherville, III.
x. J. Stenstrom, Milan. III.
A Krisberg, Muscatine. Ia.
J. Freyermuth, Muscatiue, la.
II. J. WarntJes, Maurice. Ia.
J. F. Holiday Morning sun. Ia.
Maxwell Mere. Co. Maxwell. la.
J. NJ. Burd Shoe Co, Mt. Pleasant. Ia.
Schroeder & Cady, MatherVille, la.
@. l.. Camel Mondamin, la.
Mrs ]. Welsch. Montpelier. la.
y. Z. Ramsey. Nichols, Ia.
g. r. Samuel. Ollie Ia.
Norton & Peterson. Orion. III.
Samue lson & Frost. orion. Ill.
/ Friedman. oskaloosa, la.
S, s Stein. Ottumwa. Ia.
A De Boer Pella Ia
Ed. Plett. Pleasant Prairie. Ia
NJ. l.. Hire, Princeton, Ia
W. Anderson & Co, Rose Hills, Ia
Ross & Maurer. Renwick. Ia
NJ. W. TruXaw. Riverside. Ia
Genster & Webb, sheffield ILL.,
W. q. Zaeike. Nillisca. la
w. II France. woodstock, Ia
J. A. HARDWOOD g. Son. Washington. Ia.
Fox & Dewey. Washington. Ia.
Theo. Johnson, Victoria. III.
stage Bros. & Tlmmons. Wyoming. Ill.
r keppN. Donahue. Ia.
Bainea Bros. what Cheer Ia.
{. L. Wenks. Andalusia. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

c. T. Bowker, Argo. Ia.
a. O'Brien, Barstow. III.
S. II, Prizer. Est, Brighton, Ia.
John SchmitZ. Brooklyn, Ia.
II. +. Abrahamson. Bettendorf, Ia.
Dilley Bros. Bennett. Ia
II. l.. White, Beckwith. Ia.
q. Eastland & Co, Cambridge, Ill.
G. J. Glenn. Colona, Ill
w -. Sheriff., Colona, III.
Freedom Bros. Corning. Ia
A NJ. Wagner, Danville, Ia.
w II. Walker & Co. Dewitt, Ia
ITmsheT Bros, Delhi, Ia.
" C.. Schlapkohl. Durant. Ia.
Ed Robbins * Co. Fulton. III.
Webb G.. Binninger. Galena. III.
G. II Scully Gilmore City. Ia.
Grinneu Shoe Co, GrinneH, Ia.
SalIn 81 Son, Harper, Ia
p b. jackson & Son, Hedrick. Ia.
J. +. Booth, Hasklns. Ia.
A. NJ. Ewers & Co, Iowa City, Ia
r {. Mason. Ira. Ia.
Hulse-S cydel Shoe Co, Keota. Ia
VIM. Roenkendorf. Keystone. la.
II. Fasold. keswick, In
l. +. Edmondson. halona. Ia.
Marvin Grimm. Lafayette, Ill.,
Miss A. Petersen. Lynn Center. Ill.
Iutz q Potter. Lone Tree. IA.
carl a Herring. Lone Tree. Ia
l. j. Graf. Lockridge. Ia
Ross g. Stevenson. LiYerruJre. la
- r Hale. LeClaire. Ia.
F. J LesHin. MrCausland Ia.
-. ". pabler. Manlius. la.
II. 6. Mann. Maquoketa. Ia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

DAVENPORT, IOWA
n. Huss, 904 w. 3rd St.
Larson's Bargain Shoe House, 129 E.
". R. Lynn. 818 Harrison St
Ruff Bros. 222 Brady st.
II. Shapiro, E. Bird St.
D. Siegel, ia E. 3rd st.
n. W. Sievert, 5If Marquette ST.
R Tennenbom, 140l Harrison st
C F. Speth, ll30 " Bird 81.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
Anderson Bros, 40i1 18th Ave.
Bert's Shoe Store, 1911 End Ave.
Joe F'eigen baum. 2l2l 4th Ave.
NJ KaVensky. $500 5th Ave.
Prieater q Hickey, Harper Block
Sterling Clothing Co. 219 18th St
Sam Wright, 1908 End Ave.
MOLINE, Ill.
?. Hendricks. It'll ST and 18th Ave.
Homme Bros, 1916 10Th Ave.
Ranks Shoe Store, 1922 18th Ave,
Y. Verrneerrch, 9l3 4th Ave.
Fl wideI 1925 5th Ave.
WINES Bros. 407 18th st.
EAST MOLINE, ILL.
A. DeDoncker. 18th Ave.
East Moline Mere Co, 750-752 18th
Ave.
Heidel Bros. col 18th Ave.
+. Vanderbelee, 1917 18Th St
c Verbeke. $50 18th Ave.
MISCELLANEOI
Thos. Wright Shoe co, Abel, Ia.
Atalissa Coop. Co, Atallasa, In.
II. II WHITEHEAD q Co. Atalissa, Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
NOVY DRUH PODVODU.

Doba valeGra jest doba mi
moradna a iako takova pfina-
81 sebou veci, ktere Sc drive
zdali byti absurdnimi. Je tomu
r6kolik dni, co vladnl urady
pfisli ma zvlastni druh podvo-
du, ktery je vskutku originel-
MIN. a iehoz 1tratv musel po
n6iaky cas- platit Stryc Sam a
ieho voiackove. Vladni 1rady
ziistily totiz, ze mnoho zen dalo
Sc oddati diva az tTikrate rGz-
rvmi voiiny pod rGznymi jme-
ny a pax brali cd vlady podpo-
I'll SIS a z platu voilna tez SIS.
Ftislo Sc ma pfipadv, re podob
ma zenStina byla az dvanackra
1c provdara "a rGzne voiaky.
Pres 100 podobnych spekulan-
TEX must Sc nyni zodpovidati z
bigamie a 10 dalsich vladni zri
zonci pilne patraji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
CHTEJf TEZ "PRfDAVEK.'

Okresni rozpoctova komise,
sostavaiici z okres. aalobce S.
Doerflera a Okres. listOvnihO j.
4. Zangerleho konala vGera po
radni schGzi. ra ktere mestsky
rokladnik Clar. J. Neal zadal
zvIseni priimH mesta $780,
900, ably toto mohlo vyplaceti
10 procentni pffdavek hasi
Cum policistum.
1'6z predseda skolnf radv M
A. Thomson pozadoval povole
nj dalsi pGickv V obnosu ST.
500 900. avsak setkal Sc Opo-
sici Doerflerovou, kterV Jest
nroti piicce. V poradach po-
lraGovanO bude dnes rano. KC
misc dala sve svoleni mestu k
vdt$lmu rriimu. bv zvVSeni pla
til straznikGm a hasicdm mOh.
10 bIti provedeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
VALECNEMU PRCJMYSLU Sc
NEDOSTAVA PRACOV-
MICH Sill
Jest zapotrebi dalsihO milionu
muZu.

Washington, -. c. 10. srpna.
Velkou zavadou pozadovaneho
postupu praci We valecnem pru
mvslu Jest nedostatek dalsich
rracovniku V poctu iednoho mi
lionu muzu, kterazto mezera
lrusi byti V dobe co MONA nej
lratsl vypln6na, rema-li nasta-
ii Ochabnuti We valecne vyrobe.
Oznamuje tax V dutklivem pro-
vOlani department prace. Nedo
staNa Sc rejen ZkuSenych delhi
XII odbornVch, ale sill pomoc-
nych.
Dosazitelne prameny delhi.
ctva neZam6stnarehO byly Wy.
cerpany a vlada apeluje ma de
Eictvo zamestnane V prumyslu
revalecnem, ably 81 hledalo pr$
ci V tovarnach a zavodech vyr;
h6iici vse co bezprostredn6 Sol
visi s vedenfm valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
MUz MA BICYKLU TEzCE
7RANEN.

Fred Windruk, 1866 vych.
81 ul., jel ma SVEN bicyklu a ma
hodou ma Crofut ave. a vycn.
81 ul. Sc srazil s automobilem,
ktery ridil Frank Seliga, 3571
vych. S2 ul.
Pri srazce Windrukovi bvla
rozStipnuta A Zebra a jinak u
,vnitf byl zran6n. Zraneny by
dopraven do st. Alexis nemoc-
nice.
Desitilety chlapec Isabel De
Pew, 1929 vych. 65 ul., byl tei
,.c'e poran6n automobilem ma no
ze ma rDhu Euclid ave. a vych
81 ul. Auto fidila pi. Burke
10710 Magnolia DIR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
UcENf " DfLNACH.

Nez bude konec priStiho
skolniho roku, mnohp chlapcu
2 divek bude sve Skolni vzdela
nj dodelavat v tovarnach.
Takovv system zamvsli "a
vest ucitel zpevu A. P. Flet-
cher a r. I. Clepg. Glen skolni
radv. Technick6 vzdelani stu
dentnm Sc ma poskvtnout v to.
varnach, kde schopnf odbprni.
ci Jim budou prednaSet zaro-
ven ie budou ucit jak zrucnt
rraci vykonavat. Fletcher po.
zada majitele tovaren a unia
aby ten prospech spoleGnt
pracovali. Zaroven Sc budou {
Iieiich pbdniku radit Sc statni
mi uradnikv V Columbus. IA
stupci vyrabitelH jakoz nektt
Fl zastupci unit svou pomoc pr,
ten podnik nabidli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20
PAM PADEREWSKA v GLE
VELANDE.

Chot sve1oznameho klavlrnl
no virtuosa, pani M. PadereW-
ska priiela vcera do Clevelan-
du agitovat V zaimu polskeho
Bileho Krize. Vnci Zpravoda-
idm DANA ia vyslovila Sc, re
We Francii bojuie pfltomne 26,-
600 polskych dobrov0lnikn pod
vlastnim praporem a koman-
dem. Vsichni ii dobrovolnlcl
naverbovani byli Americe a
pritomne jsou ma bitevni ]inii
Soissons-Remes. Billy Kflz je
|organisaci podobnou Kflzi Ger
ven6mu. Nasi Polaci bojuji pod
rrotektoratem Francie, ktera
Iopatrila polskou armada vsim
nejnutnejsim. Polskym legiona
rum nedostava Sc vSak drob-
rych potreb . kterezto stara Sc
Billy Kriz, jehoz pfedsedkyni V
Soustati Jest pani Paderewska
kterazto pani zahaji V Cleve-
landu sbirky We prospech XII
re. jak mezi svymi krajany tax
mezi Americany.