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New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
JEWEL CARMEN AT
 FOX'S TOMORROW

A new William Fox play entitled "Confession'' with Jewel Carman as the star, will be presented at Fox's theater, Friday and Saturday. This announcement is sufficient to cause a very large amount of interest as Miss Carmen has built up a very big clientele among those who appreciate good moving pictures. This new dra- ma has in it a mystery that brings a thrilling climax. The whole play is pervaded by the exquisite beauty of the star who begins as a bride and has considerable tragedy in the first hours of her honeymoon. The picture is different from the ordinary run of photoplays, having in its turns and twists that keep the audience on edge all the time. Billie West in The Fly Cop, episode No. 6, "The Woman in the Web,' Mutt and Jeff and the Pathe News complete an excellent week end bill.
 Today is the last in which to see that remarkable drama "Allmony the sensational divorce drama that the whole family can see with profit and remember with pleasure. Ali mony" lifts the curtain of Ignorance and reveals to public gaze the astounding way in which countless divorces, absolutely unwarranted, are granted because of the laws which govern them. This picture has prov en not only sensational from the sW1rt action of the plot but the moral De- hind it will cause reform in the pres ent system of ee-recommended- divorces. Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel Normand in "Diving Beauies', Epi- side No. 13, of The Eagles Eye" and the Gaumont Weekly are also shown today,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
German Aviator is Captured in Picture
 of" the Top''

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, went to Washington recently on a mission connected with his recruiting activi- ties and a government pilot took him aloft thinking to have fun with the trench hero and author of lover the Top" by showing him few stunts he had never seen above the fighting lines in France Several thousand feet over the Capitol, he looped, dove and turned his machine up side down, but never disturbing tho imperturbality of Empey, who as they were descending, shouted to the pilot to know when he was going to begin with his stunts.
 "Empey is too tough proposition for me-" admitted the flier. in telling of his experience, as any person will learn who tries to pull anything on him.
 Sergeant Empey will be seen in actual airship scenes in Vitagraph's ptcturization of his famous book. "Over the Top" based on his experi- ences in first line trenches. In one scene he captures a German flier be- hind his own lines and forces him to fly with Empey and an American girl to safety behind the French and British lines.
 r>,r the Top is being shown at keeney's thcater all this week.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENTS
Elm Street School Pupils Will Render
 Program Friday Evening.

A Red Cross benefit entertainme ent is to be given by the pupils of the Elm street school and their friends. The children have completed ar arrangements for this benefit enter tainment to be held in the Grammar school auditorium Friday evening, May 31 at o'clock. The following program will be rendered.:
 Opening selection. Boys club band.
 Danish Dance of Greeting, pupils of the Elm street school.
 Shoemaker dance, pupils of the Elm street school.
 Banjo selection, Lillian Ashworth, accompanied by Miss Lillian Seiple.
 Songs, pupils of the Elm street school, (a) The Bluebird song; (b) Long and Level; (c) Rockabye, Lull- aby.
 The Highland Fling, Eloise Die mand and Eleanor Renehan, pupils Of the Lincoln street school
 Band selection, Boys club band.
 Kamarinskaia, Russian dance, Pupils of the Elihu Burritt school
 Bleking Dance, pupils of the Elm street school.
 Tarantella, Italian dance, Eloise Diemand and Eleanor Renehan.
 Flag salute, pupils of the Elm street school.
 Patriotic songs, (a) Flag of Our Nation; (b) Our Country's Heroes; (c) Star Spangled Banner.
 Closing number. Boys club band,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
SIDE TALKS
It All Depends
RY RUEM CAMERON

farms owned by the mana cement For outdoor surroundings, wonderful fA- cilities for every known kind of win ter sport and a view, of the mountains that often made one catch one's breath because it seemed too beauti- ful to be true.
 These things she called simple comforts
 Ones definition certainly depends on the point of view, doesn't it? And the point of view depends on many things.
 Most Of Us Would Call Bathroom
 Necessity.
 There are few of us who wouldn't call a bathroom necessity, today, Yet, just recently I was reading an article which told of the first bathtub with running water, ever installed in America. That was in 1s42. in the home of a wealthy merchant in Cin- cinnati. The idea of bathing as regular function, was then so novel that discussion thereof arose all over the country. Many of the medical profession declared that bathing was unhealthy: and in Philadelphia law forbidding bathing from November to March was rejected by only two votes.
 What is your least common denom- inator of comforts?
 I tried making mine out, the other day, and though I regard myself as person with simple tastes, I found II surprisingly long.
 And one naturally wonders what the least common denominator of comforts of the average citizen of ff- ty years hence, will be.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

|t Madge Asked When She Awolxe. We'll, you certainly are the prize ble-maker of the universe, |ge!"
 gain it was Lillian S face that met |cyes as I awoke from a long re- hing sleep. But this time there no anxiety in them, and l Knew ! her words and manner that she I q answer the questions l was so bus to put to her.
 ly <. sensations were far different at my first awakening, that ter Ing return to life from a long pe- of inconsistencies. While | 2ed that I was still unable to re- k my usual activities where l had
 ped them, yet I felt strong 3gh to talk with Lillian; indeed,
 was the only wish I had.
 Liian's very presence, the offhand
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
EEILRERG NEAR FRONT.

Station Officer Gustave Hellberg has received a letter from his son, Private Stewart Hellberg who is in the Medi- cal Corps of the army, stating that at the time of writing. he was well LID toward the front line of the army in France He has been out wirn searching parties in No Mans Land seeking wounded He refers to the rescue of a soldier whose leg had been shot off.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
CALLED INTO SERVICE.

Howard Mitchell, employed in the advertising department at the r. & F. Corbin branch, has been ordered 10 report at Pelham Bay for active duty with the Naval Reserve. Super numerary Policeman Daniel Cosgrove, son of Policeman Cosgrove, and Her bert Curtis have also been notified to report for active duty Curtis has left and Cosgrove will report June z.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

It is not a bad idea for the house. wife to have in each room of her house a piece of unfinished sewing or knitting. This may be gracefully done by making a pretty little work bag, which can hang on the back of a chair this corner of the bookcase or mantelpiece in each room. This is convenient and at the same time adds a pretty touch of color to the room.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast. Stewed Figs
 Cereal and Milk Boiled Sliced Ham
 Corn Muffins Sardine Sand wiches
 Potato Puff Stewed Rhubarb Cookies
 Dinner. Vermicelli Soup
 Famed Fish
 Macaroni au Gratn Baked potatoes Waldorf salad
 Vanilla Soufflc
 Coffee Sardine Sandwich es--Mix fourteen boned and skinned sardines with one ia blespoonful melted butter, two hard boiled eggs chopped fine, one tablespoonful lemon juice, and little paprika. Use for filling between but tered sliced bread. Waldorf Salad-AIix one cupful each Of small pieces of celery, sliced ap- rles and English walnut meats brok en in small pieces, add one teaapoonful salt, two tableSpo oonfu1s orange juice and one Cupful mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

The square parasol, which has ap- peared in former seasons more as a freak than q real fashion, is likely 70 be much used this summer. The one shown here is made of white georgette trimmed with a silk fringe and four inch band of multicolored wool em- broidcry.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

This IS the most recent photograph of Miss Clare Cassel, whose return to the ranks of amateur tennis has brought joy to the great host of fol- lowers of the game. Before she left competition Miss Cassel ranked among the first ten women experts on the courts. She was forced to forego playing in 1916 because she had given professional skating instruction, which debarred her from amateur tennis competition. She has refrained from professional sport activity for more than d year and as a result is now restored to her amateur status.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
News For 7hedter80erS and Women RedderS---

PADS AND FASHIONS
 Summer frocks have fanciful cuffs.
 Lace trimmed lingerie is fashion able.
 Much tulle is used for hat trim ming.
 Tulle bows are edged with fine col ored thread.
 So many new hats have trimming at the back.
 Gray s very important note in m burning costumes.
 Shirtwaists are trying to so col larless for a change.
 Charming mourning hats are made of Georgette crepe.
 There are colored bead chains to wear with every costume,
 Parasols are a very important part of summer costumes.
 Deep crushed belts are a feature of the summer silk dresses.
 Rough dark blue jersey silk makes a pretty, useful frock.
 Green and white ginghams mako tt dainty dress for a, little girl.
 Childrens waist lines are marked by a belt slipped through eyelets.
 Tucks are the first choice in trim ming for the light summer frocks.
 There are as many high heeled shoes worn as there are low ones.
 Simple frocks of silk or chiffon summer outfit.
 It may be that the persistence of
  ure prevent 8 recurrence of last year's summer fur" rage.
 Colored umbrellas both for rain and for shine, are in great vogue and will disport themselves most gayly at shore and mountain resorts.
 Capes are fashionable in alrn ost every form. They drape, fasten at one side, hang from the shoulders at the back and do many interesting things.
 Capes for sports wear, for even ing wear, for street wear continue to be popular, for new models are de- lightful with their many combina- lions.
 The almost forgotten calico dress is back in remarkable favor for house and porch frocks. It's new printings are too lovely for any woman to re- SlSt
 There are four things in fashion that are often discussed today; the severe, uncollared neckline the short sleeve, the cape back and the lack of chlnOn DlOuSeS.
 There are great numbers of sleeve less sweaters and coats of velvet, jer- 'sey and satin, and they seem likely to keep firm place in fashion throughout the summer.
 Undergarments and sports blouses are made of artificial silk. 
 Tulle and chiffon scarfs are bor- dered with fine colored checked silk net.
 Silver gauge and silver net make a wonderful evening dress for som- mer.
 There is seldom a white blouse. that is not improved by a touch of black
 One-piece loose fitted robe and sash mand.
 Sailor collars are not smart High collars that roll upward at the back and down in the front are not at tached to coats. The collars that go on bodi,es of one-piece frocks and before they reach the collarbone, and the rest of the decolletage is un- touched by any line of white.
 Children are to have play aprons and poke bonnets to match-both of gingham
 If the material of the frock is
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

To insure the creamy sauce being smooth, always rub the butter and flour together until smooth, and add to the hot milk.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

When the chimney does not draw well, try opening the windows in the room for a few minutes before start ing the fire, and see if that will not help the draught
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

There arc so many little things to be done about the house that they are apt to become confused in ones brain and forgotten. l have found it good plan to make a list of things to be done, and as each thing is finished cross it off You will be surprised how much more will be accomplishe ed in a day.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

When the butcher cuts your rib roast consider the bones For in stance, if you ask him to cut two ribs indicate that you wish him to cut the roast off close to the third rib In this way you get the meat of the second rib without paying for the extra bone which weighs considerable.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30
\SONS' THEATRE

ALL WEEK kes Wednesday and Saturday. l Matinee Decoration Day. THE OPERA PLAYERS
 Greatest Tune Play in Years. FEN OF THE MOVIES" kcing Music. Laughs Galore.
 10c to S1.OO. Matinees, 10c to soc. REPRESENTATIVES NIGHT"
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

If hard-boiled eggs are plunged into cold water as soon as they are taken from the fire there will be no dark ring around the yolk.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

RaSins will stone much more easily if they are placed in the oven until they are heated through. They can then be easily split and the stones removed.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

Boiled linseed oil is good for cleaning furniture. Rub the furniture With waste dipped in the oil then rub dry with a clean flannel cloth
New Britain herald., 1918-05-30

Capes are fashionable in alm os every form. They drape, fasten a one side, hang from the shoulders a the back and do many interesting things.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
DOPRAVA MA KARACH
BUDE OBMEZENA.

Mestsky komisar poulicnich
drah nafidil presidentu J. J.
Stanleyemu, ably po sedm6 ho-
dine vecer V ned9'i dopraya
ma karach byla obmezena. Ka-
nv te dob6 So budou vysilat v
delsich lhutach, ably Sc pracov.
nj sila usetfila.
Sec. Florence E. Allonova
ktera zastupuje konduktorky
dozadala telegraficky valecnou
radu pro praci, ably konduktor-
kan bylo dovo'eno pracovat
dokud iejich zadosti nebude
rozhodnuto.
DIE rozhodnuti taiemnika
prace We Washingtonu, ma PRIV
niho listopadu, konduktorky
mali prestat pracovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26

Zavod Sveta navstivil byva.
ly zamestnanec p. Charles Ma
man, ktery prijel z kampu
Sherman ma tridenni dovOle.
nou. Pri te pri'ezitosti vztycil z
budovy zavodu americky i ce-
sky prapor. Pan Naiman prije1
ma navSt6vu k sve matinee pi
F.. Schamsove, 4428 Gamma
ave.
Kdyz priiel ma nadrazi V Gle
velandu. nahodou Sc sesel sc
svym bratrem James Naima.
mem, ktery jest prvni serg. '
kampu Sheridan a tez ma do.
volenou prijel.
Pan Chas. Mailman nam SIDE.
luie radostnou zpravu, ae '
Camp Sherman Jest zbaven in.
fluenzy a divadlo byIO slavnost
ne otavfeno i We vojensk6m cv
ceni Sc pokracuie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
DOPIS z FRANCIE.

Pi. J. Rartu-ova, 1916 Croton
ave, obdrzela dopis cd bratra
Louis Michalka, ceskeho dobro
volnika We Francii.
Pan Michalek mezi jintm
pise. re lest zdrav dekuje "a
Zas'ani S5. ale uz vice neposf-
laite ia mann penez dost, ami
ie zde na fronte neni prilezi-
tost utratit. ia jsem nechal ma
vas upsat 500 2 kazde me me-
sicni vyplaty neb po vojne rad
bych mel n6iake penize. Mech
te me vedet az je budote dosta
vat. Pral bvch vam videt ty
battle fields zde. Zajiste jste
cetli O Chateau Thierry, ia tam
hvl tez isem bvl II Soissonu a
l svycarskych hranic. Projel
sam Francii. vid6l jsem mnoho
kraGy a hodne spousty. Mnoho-
krate isem tez mysleN. ze made
sla ma posledni hodina, ale
vzdv to dobre dopadlo.
Zdravi vas srdecne tvIj
bratr Louis Michalek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
OBCHODNlCI S POTRAVI.
MANI POTRESTANI.

Vladni potravni odbor v
New Yorku nafidil Osmi velko.
obchOdGm maslem a veicemi
z,e ma tyden musi obchody "a.
writ. Jak vybor udava, ty ob.
chody vyuzitkova1y nynejsi va.
lecnou dobu a pocitali velkJ
uzitek, ktery maloobchodni.
kun musi vratit zaroven ma
svych obchodech navestim mu.
81 oznamit, proc jsou obchody
zavrene.
Zaroven pro prodej cukrU
zavedly tykety a ma osobu ur.
cili libru a pGl ma mesic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
POVESTI A KLEPY.
{ Committee ON Public
Information.

AAAA Va AS0NAN11s
Washington, d. c.. - Depar.
tement Valky sdeluje:
V pos'edni dobe byly rozsi
fovany podivne povesti pril,e.
zitosti epidemicke chripky, kite
ra radi We Spoj. Statech. Povi.
da Sc, ze nekolik osetrovateleh
a lekarI bylo popraveno za
ranniho sera "a to ze rozsiril
zarodky chripky a zapalu plic
mezi vojiny.
Oznamujeme, ze v takovem
pfipade nedoslo nikdy k poprs
veni oSetfovatelek neb lekari
ami zde We vojenskych taborech
|Spojenych Statu, ami "a morem.
Povesti takto rozsirovane po
stradaji jakehokoli podkladu a
jsou nejvys smesne. Jsou rozsi-
rovany mnohe forme, avsak
v zaklade jsou 81 tax podobny,
ze neni nepravdepodobno, ze
pochazeji z tehoz pramene -
nemecke propagandy. Ma ne
st6sti, jak tomu obycejne byva,
tenn, kteri 81 tyto nesmysfne kle
py vymysleli a rozsifuji je, jest
pomahano mnohymi bezhlavy-
mi lidmi, kteri 81 nedali praci
ably vysetfi.i z jakeho pramene
zpravy ty pochazeji, ale rozsi-
rovali je bezmyslenkovite dale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26

Pred smfrcim soudem v Pa
fizi objevila Sc manzelska dvo.
jice, ktera po desetiletem man.
zelstvi zadala "a rozvod.
"Mate-li deti?" optal Sc SOU
|dce.. ;
"Ano," odvetil muz.<
"Kolik?" "
"Tri; diva chlapce a divku, k
Will MIN jdeme sem. Mole zena
chce 81 ponechati dve deti ia
take chci miti dive. V teto veci
|ncmizeme Sc shodnouti."
"SpokOjito-li sc mym rozhod
nutim?"
"Ano!" odvetili oba.
"Nuze, tedy jd6te domd a
scckejte. az vam cap prinese
CtVrte dite."
Manzele udivene pohledli ma
|vazneho soudce, chvili odporo-
|va'i a vselicos namftali, ale po.
|sl6Ze Sc podrobili.
Pc rOce pOtkal sOudce nahO.
dou tut) dvoiici a ptal Sc co bu
de rozvodem.
Zach, Boze. pane soudce,'
pravil muz rozpacite, ana man
ze'ka uzardenim sklopila oci
80 tom ted vnbec nemnze byt
reci. Nedavno narodila sc nam
dvojcatka a tax jest pocet opet
Itchy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
o CHRIPCE PRED ~. Lefty.

Dennic.o Novoveku pfinenla
V rubrice M6sto a stat dine "a.
prosinca 1891 mas 'edovni zpra-
WI: Mrcha chripka Ease je tn.
Nejprve vyskytfa Sc v Chicago,
ktere ma We vSam pfednost,
pax st. Louisu, Cincinnati,
Washingtonu a New Yorku.
Mezi Chicagem a New Yorkem
lezi Cleveland, jejz miji sice
vsechny cyklony a vichry, ale
table mrcha jej nepfeskocila,
nybrz uhostila sc tn jako vanoc
nj host. Chripka jest potmesila
nemoc o jejimz puvode doktori
vedi zrovna tax malo jake O
puvodu nekterych jinych zhou
bnych nakaz. DR.. Strong cha
da", re ma pGvod svGj v neja-
KEN zarodecku jenz vnikl do
krve.
V iedne veci vSak mGze ten
pan doktor miti svatou pravdu,
re totiz dobra vyziva tela a roz
umna zivotosprava nejlepe pro
tt chfipce chrani. To vsak jsme
vede'i drive take a totez pravi-
do plati pri vsech nemocich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26

Prazsti hoiici budOu miti ma
svych hOlirnach 'vyvssni mis-
ky - cerven0bile. Ponevadz
v poslednich dnech rekviruii
St n1osazne vyvesni misky holi
cum, rozhodli; Sc nekteri, a ie
K ocekavanf, Re ucini tax vsi-
ehni, pro vyvesni misky cerve
mobile. Ma cervenem poll swift
billy kotouc a stity tyto vypada
il zive, vesele a jsou napadny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
VIVA PRO KANDIDATY

V patecni schulz clenii skolni
rady So usnesli zas' at vyzvani
ma kandidaty pro trad guver-
nera a do statni zakonodarny
ably uvazili financni pomery
mestskych zprav We statu O.
hio a povolili mestdm dostatec-
ny prijem, aby pomery hasicu,
straznikG a ucitelek mohli bvt
usporadany pomerne k jinemu
zamestnani.
Skolni rada jest v nebezpe-
ci, re nejiepsi ucitelky "a ny.
nejSi plat nebudou pracovat
neb mnoho 81 dostalo vynosn6i.
81 zamestnani. Ty same pome.
ry zav'adly iv jinych mestech
tax re jest nutno v6tsi pfijem
pro mesta ziskati, ably nasim u.
Gitelkam die zasluhy sc mohlo
"a iejich parci zaplai.
skolni rada zasle vyzvani
ma vsechny kandidaty do zako.
nodarny, obou stran polite
kych a zaroven dozadaji Skol-
nj vybory jinych mestech, a.
by tax ucinily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
HAZARDNf HRAcI "a
TCENI.

Christ Manus, mattel kavar
ny, 602 Bolivar rd., a ID il
nych host6 byo vcera pristize-
no pfi hfe karet penize. Straz
nici Zitzman a Jankovsky po
strese kolny sc dostali do svet-
nice v prvnim poschodi, kde
hraci Sc bavili. Ctrnact osob by
10 zatceno a obzaNovano z ha.
zardni hry a mattel Manus OBJ
zalovan, ze dovoluje We sve
mistnosti hru O penize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
UTOPIL Sc We SHARPE.

T6lo d. B. McCutcheona, by
tenn 9241 Birchdale ave., bylo
vcera nalezeno We Sharpe DO
blize Fl stopu Lake Shor, elek
tricke drahy. We Sharpe Sc ma
lezalo 6 palcu vody v ktere ne
stastn{k Sc utopil. Pfi vysetro-
vanf bylo zjisteno, ze McCut-
cheon sci We stfedu vyjednavat
koupi fanny a ma ceste do skar
py spadl, kde Sc utopil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
CESkA VLAJKA
MA RADNICI.

Ma podnet mayora Harry
L. Davise vztycena byla dnes
rano velka ceska vlajka ma
radnici a rovnez nektnre iin6
vereine budovy byly tesky.ni
barvami dakorovany.
Ceske praporce vlaji We
vsech nasich clevef fandskych
:tvrtich a cesky lev zdobi
':etne residence nasich kra-
ianG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.
kuchtik Jan J. Novak, $3.50
vych. So ul. podlehl chorobs.

Dnesni seznam amer. ztrat
We Francii vykazuje 358 jmen
a veSkere ztraty Cd vypovezeni
valky az do vcerejska obnaseji
63,36O bud padlych, ranenych
neb nezvestnych. DneSni cleve-
landske ztraty jsou:
Kuchar Jan j. Novak, 345O
vych. SO ul., pod,ehnuvsi cho-
robe we vojenskem lazarete.
Cetar Jan Tanner, 1881 zap.
SO ul., ienz poranen byl v bit
We. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
MAJITELE AUTOMOBILE II
MAJf POMOCI.

Okresni zalobce Sam. Doer.
fler, zalozil klub majiteln au-
tomObilG, kteri do prace pra
.ce veZmOu tOlik cestuiicich
mnoho-li Sc jich dc AUTOMOBILE
vejde. Zaroven zada ostatni
automobi,iste, ably tax ucinili
DOerfler mini obmezit "a.
cpu ma karach, kde nakazliva
nemoc influenza sc znacne roz
$iruja.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-26
UTRPENi NEMOCi INLU-
ENZOU.

| Die zprav s 1radovny C.erve-
Ineho krize, nakazliva nemoc
in.uenza pfinasi mnoho utrpe-
/ nj. v mnohych rodinach muz
zena jsou pfipoutani ma lnzko
a dftky o hladu jsou neosetfe-
ny. u zdravotniho iradu bylo
vcera oznameno 78 umrti a753
onemocneni. Colkem ma tn ne
moe v Clevelandu ze:nfelO 466
osob a kol 10000 onemocnelo.
Nejvice nemoc fadi v okoli
Rawlings skoly a vych. Is ul.
Valecna rada mayora Davi-
sc nafidia We skolach varit po-
lCvku i jinOu potravu a obsta-
rat vsa potfebne, pro nemoci
postizene rodiny.
Dnes rano v Rawlings Skole
byla takova kuchyne otevrena
a pristi tyden Sc bude varit v
kazde skolni kuchyni. Ucitelky
jez mali ma starosti uceni v ku
chyni, budou varit ostatni u
citelky budou vyzvani ably So
venOvali praci co osetrovate,ky
v nemOcnicich.
DR.. lockwood chvali praci
katolickych sester jez navste-
vuji domovy nemocnych. Sc
stry nejen nemocny'm poslouzi,
ale kde jest toho potreba uklidi
a uvari.
DR.. lockwood te.egraficky
vyzval vladu. ably pro tn praci
byly ziskane sestry v cele ze-
mi. -
soklni kuchyne budou ote-
vfeny cd 9 hod. rano do 6 no.
din vecer. Mnoho rodin je bez
obsluhy bez potravy a zvlaste
takOve mali lekafi 1radovne
Cerveneho kriza ohlasit.
Ucitelky pro praci osetfova-
telek Sc mali dobrovolne pfi-
hlasit v zdravotni Gradovne ma
City harl u slec. Charotte Lud-
wigove.
Okresni vybor suchych We
vcerejsi schulz pfijmuli resolu-
ci, ktere vyzyvajf DIR. Rock
wooda, ably hostince misto v 6
hod. vecer, byly uplne zavreny.
DR.. lockwood naridil, ably u
lice bTy myte kropfcf kary
Dyly v clnnOStl.
Jeden pripad byl oznamen,
kde matka cd til dni starych
dvojcatek tezce Onemocn6la.
Ditky byly bez potravy a ose-
trent. Mimo dvojcat byly v rodi
ne jest6 ctyri jine ditky. Matka
ma ceste do nemocnice zemrela
a ditky by.y odevzdany do ST.
rotcince.