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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
CLAM BAKE GOES
: BIG AT UNION GROVE

Back to Nature was the slogan Of
O clam bake party at Union Grove
yesterday, and a good time they had.
Races, jumps and games made of the
day a big affair. The dinner was the
last word In sea food. w. C. Taylor
was chairman. Knud Aggerholm Sec
Rotary and Joseph Galaida treasurer.
The other members Of the committee
wer Louis Smith, Charles Hansen,
Anton Thullesen, Alderman Chris An
dersen. Oscar Hansen, Fred Andersen,
Charles Jesperisen, Rasmus Hansen,
John Vereb, Peter Hansen. Soren G..
Jensen, Charles Sigh. Steven Curran.
Jens Christensen, Charles ~Sorenson, P.
Edwards, Andrew Sorensen, John
Obruck, George Miller. Martin Peter
sen. Martin Bartos. Andrew S~orenson,
T. Mulsoff. Joseph Bath, Hans Smith.
Paul Woetscheck, Victor Vjornsen,
James Andersen and p. DeMoot. The
families and friends of these men at
tended also. Those from out of town
were Mayor Smalley and Chris Dali
gard of Bound Brook, Ex-Mayor
Cole, Thomas McDermott and Steven
Galaida of Woodbridge and Martin
Snyder of Maurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
CITY Briefs

The Home Missionary Society Of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles K. Stevens In
Metuchen. Those attending will leave
on the 2:10 trolley. The meeting Will
be in charge of the executive COM
mittee of the society.
-Flory Williams, twenty-five years
old, of 227 Bank street, Newark, was
by Patrolman C. D. Buchan,
Jr., upon complaint of Detective JOS
eph Gutowski over the weekend
charged with being a disorderly per-
son. Williams was fined $50 by Re-
corder Pickersgill.
John Yuroski, Of 262 Davidson
avenue, was arrested at 4:10 o'clock
Saturday afternoon by Patrolman
John Kurpiel. charged with being a
Stacker. He is being held in jail
awaiting investigation. His home is
in Beaver Falls, Pa.
A luncheon in the interest of the
Jewish war relief and welfare fund
campaign will be held in the Y. N. H.
A. hall tonight. Reports from the
drive OF the past week will be re-
ceived.
Daniel Okeffe, Of 233 Fifteenth
street, Jersey City. was removed to
the City Hospital this afternoon suf-
fering scalds received on Tug 81 Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. His con-
dition is not serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
GREEK AUXILIARY
HOST AT DANCE

A dance will be held tonight in
Pulaski Hall under the auspices Of
the Greek Catholic Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross. They have ex-
tended a vote of thanks to the fol-
lowing parties for their generous
donations to the affair: Manager
Marks of the Hercules Powder Com
pany, J. T. Simmer, The City Market,
O.. w. Fullerton, Kellner Brothers,
s. Belilkov, Inc, A. NJ. ~Hrulec, John
Seaman, Joseph A. Seaman, Stephen
Pribula, John A. Pribula, Philadel-
phia Fruit Market, Alexander Horo-
scsak, John Totin. John Huspodor, @.
Gamballa. Asoica Stores Co, John
Tucor. Mike Prokop. Steve Buymof-
ski. Mrs. Dlabik, George Gukosko and
b. F1eischman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
Rather RIskx Prooaedlna.

The governments efforts to cure the
mule of the braying habit reminds the
Liberty Tribune that the same prob.
lem was up during the Civil war
Then, says the Tribune. a Colonel Gar
land of the Confederate army, after
ward attorney general Of the United
States. asserted that the mule could
be made brayless by tying a brick to
its tail, as It was impossible for a mule
TO bray unless It raised its tail and re-
leased the clutch on its vocal cord.
But wouldn't 1t be far less dangerous
to operate on a mule than so to attach
a brickf-Kansas City Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
PERSONALS

A daughter was born Saturday TO
Nr. and Mrs. James Johnson, of
Kirkland Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. speigel. OF New
ark. visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Kaufman In Park avenue
yesterday.
Miss b. Horowitz, Of Newark. visit
cd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Encherman in State street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Ryan, of Brace
avenue. spent the week end with rela-
lives at Graves End Bay.
Mrs. Ella Ford and Mrs. Augusta
Eeaman of High street. are spending
August at Windham in the Catskills.
AIRS. L. B. Moore. of Mcclellan
street, has returned after visiting Miss
Harriet Meade in Ocean Gate.
Miss Grace O'Neill. of Woodbridge,
and the Misses Charlotte Ryan. Ger
krude Baumlin and Helen Ryan, of
this city. spent Sunday In Midland
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hochberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
Arranging for Big Time
at Harry MlGhaeIS' Outing

Preparations are well under way for
the annual outing and shore dinner OF
the Harry Michaels Association to be
held Thursday. August Is at Green
Gables, Pleasure Bay. The trip will
be made by automobile leaving here
promptly at IL o'clock. Reservations
can be made until August II for the
dinner. This is to give the managers
and committee time to arrange for
all. All those that have not secured
their tickets as yet can do SO by APP
plying to Mr.. Michaeis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
Spinach Puff.

with all the other things which the
reserve man power Of the nation has to
worry about at this very peak and
crisis, why should the household editor
devise an alleged comestible known as
spinach pun and spread the plans and
specifications just where the noble
womankind Of the nation will be sure
to see them and pounce eagerly upon
themAOhio State Journal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
CALIFORNIAN CLUB
TO GO TO NEWARK

All the members OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the CALIFORNIAN Club are
requested to meet on the corner of
Smith and State streets at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday night in order to
30 In a body to the Newark lodge
where the installation of officers will
take place. Mrs. Dickson is the
chairman in charge of the arrange
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05

The UNDERLINED, wishes to thank
friends ana relatives for their kind
ness In the Illness and death OF my
beloved husband; also for the beautiful
floral pieces. / especially want to thank
Rev. b. Nelson for his comforting
words, the d. NJ. Il. Church and sun
day school. Epworth League and choir,
the Swedish congregational CHURCH and
sunday school. the Mcclellan Engine
Co, Mr.. Fsrd Garrstson and DR.. J.. b.
MRS. GEO. MoRTENsoN.
9oeek-e-B-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
JAZZ BAND SECURED
FOR GUILDS DANCE

A dance will be held in the Parish
House in Rector street Friday evening
under the auspices OF the Acolite
Guild of st. Peters church. The Nor
gan Jazz band will be on hand.
ALI of its members are artists at the
business of jazz.
The dancing will start at 8 o'clock.
The chairman of the committee Is
William Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05

week end in Asbury Park.
Mss Helen Ludwig, OF Market
street. was q Newark visitor yester-
Mrs. Katherine Insly. of Norfolk,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Glenworth Sturgis, left for Bal
timore on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
STUDY CLASS MEETING

The Study Glass of the Foreign
Missionary Society of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at s o'clock
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
OBITUARY
Frederick A. SolIace.
-

- 8RSksAN hE1HNfNNSNNs
SEWAREN, Aug. 5:-Frederick A.
Sollace, only son of the late Roland
Sollace. died at his home in Cliff Road,
Sewaren, this morning following a
brief illness. Besides his wife he is
survived by one daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward r. Tinker OF Park avenue. New
York City. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. Sollaoe spent the greater
part of his life in Woodbridge and Sc
warren and was an active member of
the First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Anna Sophia Christensen.
Mrs. Anna Sophia Christensen,
ninety-three years old, died last night
at the homo of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Helseth of so Gordon street.
Besides her daughter she is survived
by two sons in California. The fu-
neral will be private. Rev. H. Han
sen of st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
Church will officiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
Mrs. Anna Sophia Christensen.
nAnd aaIl. - rh.,r ro..W

"And Bells on TEsir Toss."
An Englishman on first coming to
New York remarked: How clean
they keep their streets. and their little
children wear rings l"-World Outlook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
U-Boat Survivors Land.
Active ON "Quict" Sector

by j..
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE, Aug. A (Night)-F1ght-
ing on the quiet sector of the
American front was more active to-
day than for some time past.
American troops raided enemy po-
sitions north of Toul this morning,
capturing a great quantity Of small
arms. materials and machine guns.
One of the latter was taken while
in action, the doughboys killing the
entire crew. The number of Germans
killed during the raid was consider
able.
In the Lorraine area American
artillery frustrated a raid by a patrol
of specially trained troops, cutting off
several who were captured.
The prisoners explained that pa
trolls of specially picked and trained
troops are now touring the "quiet"
sector of the lines In companies of
twenty to fifty for the purpose Of
capturing outposts and obtaining in
formation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
M. FETTMAN.

FASHIONABLE LADIES' TAILOR
50 Smith Street.
/ can make your sea-shorc OUTFIT IN
beat materials. at q reasonable price.
Come and see me SOC and l guarantees
you win be pleased
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
STRONG RESISTANCE MET BY
ADVANCING ALLIES OH HSNE

Continued from page Id
since July 15, the date when the
Crown Prince began his last drive,
were ~unof1icially estimated today at
from 100000 to $4,000. of which
4 5000 are prisoners. Allied losses GER
tainly are much less.
U-Boat Survivors Land.
By United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5:-Thirty
survivors of the tanker, o. B. Jen-
nings, sunk Sunday about 100 miles
of the Virginia coast by a U-boat,
have reached Norfolk, the Navy De-
partment announced today. The cap
tain and thirteen men are missing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05

LosT-saturday night. ladies' bag con
tanning money. keys and eye glassess
suitable reward II returned 10 Even
ing News Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct IS Corn duIl
No >, yellow as 70 grade and location.
l 55al 20
Oats higher. No. >, white. soaS9lz, 70.
3, 7sa79
Butter lover: western creamery, extra.
80. nearby prints. fancE. t4ao6
Egg@ higher, nearby fr>ts l6.50al6 50,
nearby current receipts, 1920. western
extra firsts, lG.50al6>O, do. firsts. 1870,
fancy selected, packed t0.G2 per dozen
{ hccsc firm; New \ ork and Wisconsin
full milk, 32a33
Live poultry lower; fowls not lcghorns
3-a35, do Leghorns, 30a32; spring
chickens not LegLorns, }2a35: do. Leg
horns, 3Oa3I; roostcT~ 24a25; ducks.
Pekm LAS; do Indian Runners, 2ja2G
Dressed poultry firm fresh killed
fowls, fancy, - 2a3S, do, smaller size
33a37; roostcr- PSI spring chickens,
western, 3la50. spring ducks, Long Island,
3&440
Potatoe, easier; Eastern Shore per
barrel 50a5 90. New Jersey No /, per
basket Goal -, do No , 50a65 No /,
per hundred lbs. 2.5Oa2 50, No ., l9Oa
30.
Tallow firm; city primo. ii uerces.
/ 1874 special loose, i9 country prime.
Isl dark. lSl4 edible ii ticrccs,
2 2a22
Flour, duh: winter wheat, 100 per cent
flour, I0O0al025, Kansas. do, l000a
1855; spring, do. lO>0ailO0
Hay, firm; scare, timothy, no large
ana sinal Ialcs. 81 5Oa3~ 90. No 2,
5G 0Oa3 O0 No ;, 29O0a33 %; clover
mixed. light, 3. 5Oa3500, M !, 10.
81 00a34 30; No. ,, 3J0Oa33 O0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
t,EArlis.

SAiITH-In this city. on October IL. IBIS.
David X. smith, aged SS years.
Relatives and friends are invited To at
tend the funeral services AT his late resi-
,Icncc BOB West Eleventh street. on we'd
nrsday, October Ii, at O'Clock. intermenp
private at Wilmington * Brandywine ceme-
terry.
SULLIVAN In this city. on October lb.
1918 Daniel widower of Mary sullivan
RciatiVeS and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services at his iate residence.
1924 Read street. saturday morning,
October 10 at 1890 o'clock. Requiem mass
M ST pauls Church Intcrment at Cath
edral cemetery.
VAIIANpIGHAM- her home in Mid
dIctown. Del. on October Il, l0lS. hath-
crime Whitclcy, widow of Dr irving
spence Naltnndigham.
services nj the house at at1 o'clock on
saturday morning. October 10. interment
at Head Of Christiana cemetery, near Ne"-
ark. Mt IL ~.
WINSIOW-I New Castle. DeI.. on Octo-
her 10 1918. Alfred J. Winsiow. III his
35th year. r,.,,.
Funeral ON Saturday afternoon. October
10 Services and intermcnt az tho con
vcnicnce of the family IN the 1lene cooio
tRrxs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
NEW CHARTERS.

onccial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover oct Is. Charters were filed
here, yesterday as follows
Old Glory Mining Co. Wilmington,
Dcl capital $500 000
international School Of Aeronautics
Incorporated Oakland, Cal give in
structjons in acroplane mechanics, SIS, 600
a. ID. Parr Co; Wiminsmrg Pal
goods wares and merchandise; S50, 900.
Increase Of capital Of Bates County
OIL and Gas Co, Kansas City, Mo-, from
$50 600 to $3.50, 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
Card Of Thanks.

The family Of the late George II Clark
WISH 10 express thanks to their many
friends ncighbors, also the employees Of
tlse n. b. q VI. Round house, Delaware
Lodge No j. l. O. q. and Mutual
cucampmcnt No. T. for their floral offer
iE2s and kindnce- during their recent
bereavement Wife. Mother and Sisters
Adj,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
Card OF Thanks.

Mr. and Mrs John H. Wright and
family Of 1907 French street wishes 10
thank friends and relatives for their kind
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
during Their recent bereavement. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks D the
relatives, ncghburS ana friends, also
the Dcemcr steel CO.. both for their
kindness and beautiful floral offerings
during he recent bereavement Of my
husband Mrs William j. Wadslcy
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-18

Lost something? 1rysa classified adyer-
Ii sement in Every Evening. ADV y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-19
DLOUHE SLAZENf.

V americkVch kruzich Evils
ste ma zapade, nahrazku cukru
imenuif "Long sweetening". V
mnohych mistech 81 vvpravuif,
iak Sc rouzfva melasa pro sla-
zeni kavy. To Sc ovsem len w.
pravuie, ale skuteGroetf Jest,
re billy corn syrup 50 mist, Gu
l;rr do kavv pfiliva. V Chicagu
" nekterych jidelnach s kavou
pfinesou korvicku corn syrup
misto cukru. Corn syrup ma Y
sobs vyzivnou 'atku q necha Sc
Irouzit pfi zavaiDvanf ovoce.
Zaroven je odporucen co zdra-
Va potrava, ktera by sc " neob
mezenem mnozstvi. v Americe
nechala vyrabet.
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NAHRAzKA Sc BUDE MI
CHAT DO MOUKY We
MLYNE.

Ably Sc v Americe vsude Wy.
hovelo zakonu 70 pouzivani ma
hrazky, administrator Hoover
5adA, ably by1 v kongresu pfij-
NUT zakon, ktery by narizoval
Imlynarnm, 20 procent nahraz-
ky semlit do psencne mouky.
DIE nynejsiho zarizenf mno-
,h1m Sc dava pfilezitost potrav
nj komisi obelstit. V mnoho ro
Ginach Sc zadna nahrazka me-
pouzlva. Kdvz kongres podob-
ny zakon prime, pax lima mnu
ka nebude k dostani bez roz
dilu kazdy bude nahrazku v
mouce uzivat.
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v CLEvE.ANDu

je nejvetsi prodei valecnych d.
|spornych znamek v Americe,
]ak dokazuje o'ganizacni w.
Dor. We vcerejsf zprave Sc uda-
va, ze "a minuly tyden Cleve
landu bylo kOupeno "a S9O1.-
|405.25 valecny,h uspornych
|znamek.
Ma vsech skol4ch budsou agi.
|tatori recnit, aby ditky k dalsi
einnosti povzbuzfny byly. V nc
kterych spolcfch) mali usnese.
ri, ably po dobu valky, move pfi
Ijatf clenove, pl,ti!i pristupnt
valeenSmi' q fponJmi znam'
|kami.
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|KREJCOVSkE DELNlCTVO y
FIRMY GAYLORD co. Wy
sLO MA STAVKU.

Krejcovske d6inictvo u fir
my Gaylord Tailoring Co. wy
|slo na stavku, ably sc domohlo
Ivyssi mzdy, zlepsani pomerd a
|uznani organisace. Minuhu 50
|botu, firma propust3la diva del
milky, kterf nalazf k uni Anal
|gamated Clothing Workers. To
rn6lo "a nasledek, ze d6lnictvo,
ktere vesmes nalezi k organi-
|saci sc We schulz usneslo, pred
|loziti firme pozadavek "a IVY
Semi mzdy, jakoz pozadavek,
ably oni diva d6lnici byii watt
Izp6t a ably pristf spory byly u
|rovnavany zastupci delnictva a
Ifirmou.
Kdyz deln;ctvo pfedlozilo
firme tyto pozadavlly, firma by
la ochotna zvySiti delnictvu
|r1zdu, ale nechtela pristoupiti
ma ostatni pozadavky delni-
|ctva. Delnictvo pax vySlo do
]ednoho ma stavku, ably sc do
Imohlo trvaleho zlepseni pome-
Ri. Delnictvo je sila6 zorgani-
|sovane a proto sc ocekava, re
|stavka skonci brzkym vitez-
stvim.
Unii Amalgamatad podari,o
SO minuly tyden doclliti zvySe-
nj mzdy u firmy Up-To-Date
Tailoring Co. Delnictvo zadalo
zvyseni mzdy o dvacet proc
Mezi firmou zastupci unie do
| SO k dohode, die niz firma IVY
sila delnictvu mzdu O patnact
procent. D6lnictvo u zminent
firmy pracuje 48 hodin tydne
| Kampan k zorganisovant
frejcovskeho delnictva setkava
Sc s Gspechem. Mimo firmu
Gaylord Co., unii Sc podafilt
zorganisovati delnictvo u firan
American Tailoring Co., Lofco
vitz Bros, Leo Cohen a Nobby
Tailoring Co.
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rR1CE NAsICH "VtELEK. ''

Vcera odpoledne q vecer w
Iromocny Spolek Weekly uspo-
radal v mistnosti Probulove ma
Broadway vystavku hotove pra
ce, ktera dnes v bednach bude
Iposlana do New Yorku. Kazdy
navstevnik obdivoval co pfi do
bre vd,i Sc necha vykonat.
Ma stolech po prave stran3
i / ylo vylOzeno 179 sveterG, SO
natepnicek, IL helmets, 274 pa
Ri ponozek, 1913 part spodnich
kalhot, AZ spodnich kosil, 2 mo
Dire kosile., 13O pant oball ma
nohy a 54 ut6raki.
Prace jest vykonana velmi
Ipec,ive. Zajiste mnoha ia pima
Vcelka pfi praci 81 vzpomela
ma sEova profesora Piseckeho,
ze to pradlo pro jistt dobrovol
Milky bude co rubas do jeho
hrobu.
Ma lev6 strane byly rozesta-
lvene stoly nilne kucharky IL.
pravily dobrou rolevku, kavu
a ceske livance povidly a tva
rohem, ktere vyborra chutnali.
Pripravene jfdlo "a odpoledne
bylo vyprodano, tax ze pro
vecerni navstevu kucharky mu
sell novou zaspbu jidla pripra-
Wit.
Kazdy z pritomn%ch obdivo
val praci nasich pilnych Wee
lick, ktere tax obetave te zaslu-
zne praci Sc venujf. Kez by
ostatni ceskoslovenske zeny je
Ijich prfkladu nasladovali, tax
|abychom nasim dobrovolnfknm
dokazali nase |sympatie, ze ma
re pamatujem, ze iocenujeme
Ijef;eh ob6t6, ktare pro mas ma
81 trpici v!ast prinasi.
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Touzf 10 PoMsTE.


Pred nejakPu dobou obdrze-
la pf. Aug. OShmke zprava, ze
SYN jeff Otto padl ma fronte. -
Zprava ia m6la "a nasledek, ze
tfi bratfi usnarceneho William,
Albert a Herman sc usnesk
smrt' sveho bratra pomstfti. o
debrali Sc do odvodni vladni
kancelafe, by Sc nechali odve.
sti, bylo>jim vsak tamtez rece
no, ze nemohou vstoupiti do ar
mady co dobrovolnfci, ale die
zakona must byt prijati co bran
ci.
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NEDOSTATEK PRACOV-
MICH Sill.

DIE zprav jednateld popta
warren a vysetfujfciho vyboru
ievl sc vsade nedostatek delni
XII. V clevelandskych tovar-
mach ma valecne. potreby je
nutno vyplniti pres 5000 mist
We statu Ohio pax nedostava
sc ma 10000 delnikn. Budou
nyri otevrenv dalsi poptavar-
ny. Charles F. Arndt, jednate]
pro verejnou praci pax doka
zuie, ze restalost v praci hod
ne zavinuje nedostatek delhi
ctva.
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Vcera prijeqi do naseho me-
sta Ford City, Pa, slovenstf
dobrovolnici PIP. Ignac Luka-
six, Kaspar Hanulik Juraj
Belik. Pfiieli Sc rozlouciti Sc
|svym sJ)urodakem p. Ond. Bu-
cou, 1925 Champa ave-, vaze-
|l'ym zdejsim ce3kosiovenskym
narodnim pracovnikem, a pfi
'te prflezitosti navstivili j zavod
"Sveta". Jsou to statni s'oven-
sti iunaci. ial.ychz re sklaran
We Ford City ku nasi armada
lprihlasilo Sc 26 celkcm a to M
vyzvu porucika Horvata.
Vyseuvedena tr,iice dobro,
volnikG, takto 2 Jablonove ?
Trencinske stolice pochazejici
zdrzi Sc naSem mesta do ii.
trka. nacez vrati SO do Ford CT.
tv a 25. srpna celV tamneisi Cd
dill s'ovenkVch dobrovolnikn {
kudbou " cele nastcupi cesty
do voiarskeho tabora Sanford
CT. Pfeieme Jim sfastnou cest;
reien do Somford. rvbfz i DIX
Francie. iakoz i vit9zny navra'
|od zapadni fronty.
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TANEcNf PAVH.ONY JAKO
DfLNY.

Kedital parkn \ vereinych
budOv Flovd f. Waite pznamu-
10, ze tanecni pavilony Edge
water, Woodland Hills a Brook
side park. budou propG1cenv
spolecnosti Cervor6ho krize.
Pavilonv budou Zarizenv iako
kreicovske dilrv. kde Sc budou
SIT potrebne vsci pro terveny
kTiz. Pudou to strediska prr,
rraci. o vvtap6nf tech mfstno-
sti Sc must postarat vybor Ger
veneho krize.
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Pom. Sb. Weekly:
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Zabavnf vybor.
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SLAVNOST ITALIE.

1talove Ultra budou oslavo-
vat den Garibaldiho. kter1 20.
zari Sc SWIM voiskem rochodn-
val do Rfma. Ma slavnost prize
de. -komisaf italske vlady. mai.
gen. Emilio Guelie'motti. ktery
v poledne bude recnit: v obchod
nj komore a vecer We slavnost.
nj schdzi v Grays armory.
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DNEs vEcER

Sc kon8 schize We skolni mist
nosti u ~. Prokopa, ma zap. Al
Ul. Dostavte Sc vSichni CO jste
ma vyboru, Co dostali dopisy, j
kazdy ktery mdze v agitaci pro
lsporns zn&mky 80 s1castnit.
P.Kaliua, ,pfedseda. | =. =.
J. Kopp, tajemnik,
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NEDOSTATEK
GASOLINU.


Ddlezitost vyroby gasolinu
Sc denne pozoruje We Washing
tonu. Kdyz Spojenci. zacali o.
fensivu ma zapadnim bojisri,
byla to jen kratka linie, ku po-
rovnanf z nyn6jsim naporem,
ktery zacal pred dvema tydny.
Tisice autotruk1, ktere z Ame-
riky do Francia poslane byly,
zastavaji s.uzbu drah, ktere
jsou Nemci ma jejich ustupu nj
ceny. Ma znovuzbudovanf drah
nenl casu proto aQtotruky
jsou v pine cinnosti.
Kazdy kdo v nedeli odreknu
tim 81 vyjizdky automobile Sc
til gasolin, prispiva moci boji
ma zapadni fronte. Vlada neo-
znamuje spotrebu. gasolinu We
Francii, ale v poslednich IT,
dnech Sc spotreba zmnohDna-
sobnila.
Zv.astni vybor Sc radi V Lon
dyn6 We Washingtonu, jak
mnoho gasolinu spojenci potfe
bLii, jak velka spotfeba jest v
Americe jak mnoho Sc ho wy
rabi.
Vladni olejni komisar M. L.
Requa prohlasil, lie gasolin sc
stal We valce tax dG'ezitym fax
torem ma ktery Sc must jake S
velkou moci pro bud'oucnost po
Gitat.. Nejen valecne truky, ale
Spojenci brzy ,opanuji vzduch
ty tisice letadel budou vyza,
dOvat velkou zasobu gasolinu.
Zdejsi obyvatele must byt
pfipraveni, ably kazdemu poza
davku vlady bylo vyhoveno
Mona, ze "a kratko vlada bu,
de nucena pozadovat, ably ma
jitele automobile, tyden neje.
zdili a MONA vice q proto mu
sine byt pfiraveni ochotne Wy.
hoVet Wade We vsem co cd ma
tued pozadovat.
Spotfeba gasolinu jest mno
hem vetsi nez vyropa, jak Re.
qua dokazuje a proto setfen
gasolinu Sc Cd kazdeho poza,
duje.
Zde jest opet prflazitost do.
kazat,- jak ~rnnoho nam .zalez
ra vit6zstvi v teto valce.
Automobily, kter6 Sc pouz;
>aji ku vyjizdce pro zabavu
by Sc NELL dat po dobu walk,
ia odpocinek. Nell bychom s
Ifipamatovat,> re ty statisic,
nasich hochG, kteri "a mas kr
vaci, nejezdf v automobilech
ale v desti a blate museji pesky
vsechny ty svfze9e prodelavat
To vedomf, ze Jim pomahame
by mas m6lo uspokojit.
Nemame cekat az nam vlad.
bude poroucet.
Pred 25 roxy Sc lid dobre b;
vil aniz by 81 vyiizdel v automt
bilech protn po dobu valkv
jizda ma karach by kazdeh.
rela uspokojit.
Mame-li zde Americe two
Fit tn druhou armada, bez JEFF:
prace a obeti ia prvnf armad:
nemdze bojovat, musime 81 cd
fict ty radovanky kterymi 81
poskozuje vykonnost nasi ar
mady ma fronte.