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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

United States. and welcome guest Of
the people OF the British empire in
London. In all these positions he
WIS tho same as In his cowboy days.
clean minded. open hearted and un.
afraid
lie fears nothing that walks tho
earth was said OF him when he was
a special deputy sheriff in Dakota.
This Characteristic was his TO the
end
Every loyal American has lost
personal friend. our nation. IN his
death. sustains It's greatest bereavc-
mcnt since the death OF Lincoln. Civ.
ilization mourns at his death"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
|. w. w. Maintain
Silent Defiance
of Trial Court

SACRAMENTO Cal Jan. 4.~I
W ". are not nr~kinE 90 ~ mar.
tyra. according 90 evidence brought
out In the trial % the a. silent de-
PENDANTS In the fedora! conspiracy
trial here.
"One good rebel out - Salt 10
worth more than 10. 900 In taii
John l.. Murphy. defendant.
wrote those words from Olympia.
wash. 20 Chris In Sacramento. &C.
coriinE TO government evidence IN.
troducrd.
Some day 3, will he here az il IL
In Russia" b. added
Al but three ~ tho defendants
maintain their silent drfsnse ~.
fuainR TO recognize the court or at
,nrncys. on the grounds that justice
u unohtainahie IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
CHIEF WARREN ACTED
AS BODY GUARD TO T. r.

Chief OF Police Joel Warren has
personal Renaissance Of Col. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt. which he recalls. In
1898. when Roosevelt visited the Pa.
cisic Coast. Warren acted as one OF
the coioners special guards at Los
Angeles.
Guarding him was the hardest
work ever did says Warren. AS
soon rs he would leave his hotel the
people swarmed about him. and we
had difficulty in preventing the
crowds from crushing him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
Unions Tribunal
Hears Candidates

Interrogation Of municipal eandi-
dates ~ the political welfare com
mltiec Of organized labor wiil con
,lnuo next Monday night. follo~inE
scnason that lasted until midnight
Monday. Representatives of 80 local
unions attended. Edward r. Levi.
Charles Gallant and Robert l.. Proc
tor. councilmanie candidates. were
tho only contestants who appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
VETERANS PAY HONOR
TO COL. ROOSEVELT

when tho new club rooms Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars were
opened Monday night. they were
dedicated 10 Theodore Roosevelt The
Seattle post Of tho Veterans Of For
cign Wars was changed 10 tho Thco-
dore Roosevelt post, and messages Of
sympathy wero sent to tho bercavcd
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
FISH MEN WILL PROTEST

A committee representing fish In.
terestS. will appear before the rail.
road freight rate committee in tho
DIV. r. & y. offices Thursday
morning. TO protest against the pro
posed increase In railroad freight
rates Of fish OF all varieties The
committee was formulated at meet.
ing OF fish men In tho Alaska
bureau OF tho Chamber OF Com
mcrce Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
CHEWING-GUM
MAN INSURED
FOR MILLION

CHICAGO. Jan. William Wrig
ley. jr. chewing gum maEnntr and
large owner Of the Chicago cubs, TO
day was insured FOR 81 600 600 The
premium ON tho ordinary lfe plan
viii be the matter ~ $40 ooe a year
wuEicy long fond ~ athlstes.
easily stood the test ~ eight physi
clans. representing - companies.
among which the Insurance VIII be-
nnnBruaned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
My! What Language
He Uses When He Is
Speaking of Kaiser

the he'll could We send him. do
rnanded Count Bernstcrff in reply
20 an interrogation by the Berlin
correspondent Of tho Express. rela.
tive 10 the ultimate disposition "
The former kaiser.
nerustorff admitted therr might
possibly be an cierncn; Of danger In
wnhcim's presence In Holland. 40
close to Germany. ~. declared.
however. that a return TO the mon.
archy In an "unthInkable PROPOSE
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
MEXICO ASKS
FOR MUNITIONS

wAsHINGToN. Jan 2 Mexico
needs ammunition to fight bandi,ry
and IL appealing TO the United
states Co remove the arms embargo
order Of 1915. ignacio Bonlilas Mex
lean Ambassador 20 the United
states. Informed the United Press
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
UNIVERSAL GRIEF EXPRESSED AT R0OSEVELTS Death
Wilson on Train
When He Wired
Condolences

President Wilson'a brief mess
sage 81 coincidence 10 Mrs ltoose.
welt was sent when his train, On
route from Turin To- Paris
stopped yesterday AT tho little
mountain town Of Modanc. IN
France, The village 81 w sayoir,
on the Arc. among the Alps II H.
near the Franco-italian border.
aud is $500 feet above the r"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
He Urged Private
r. X. Ownership

WASHINGTON. Jan. Private
ownerHhip and operation Of the rail-
roads under appropriate government
regulations was urged BY Edgar r
Clark. Of the interstate commerce
commission. iestifyinE before the
senate railroad hearing today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
TWO OFFICERS QUIT POSTS

Mai Maurice W. Thompson. act.
ing district adjutant Of the North
Pacific artillery district. and Capt.
Howard Sailee. district quarter.
master and Disturbing officer. will
return TO civil life. They have Just
received their discharges. Capt.
Sallcc will return TO San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
~" PROFESSOR GOING
TO SOUTH AMERICA

Prof Charles T.. Weaver Of tho
University OF Washington VIII soon
leave for Central America. where he.
and a party Of gcologiHts from sew
ernl American universities. will
study oil deposits. lie has been
granted two years leave Of absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
QUEEN MOTHER Ai.ENA>.
DWiN on GREAT BRITAIN am
FEhRlESSNESS MADE
T. r. DEAR TO AMERICA

OLYMPIA. Jan. Gov Ernest
Lister. commenting on I.ooseyeit'a
passing. taid In the death ~
Cot Roosevelt, the nation loses one
~ - most forc~fui public men. His
fcarieaeneTs ondeared him 90 the
American people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
Meier Would Extend
Bond Time Periods

Serial bonds. issued by the city.
will be extended for payment over
a period OF 80 years II tho state
Legislature passes bin TO be sub.
mittcd by Corporation Counsel
Walter r Meier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

CALENICo. Cal. Jan. 7.-Cha-.
Bryan. one OF the founders and a
charter member of Seattle Aerie No
!. OF the Fraternal Order OF Eagles.
IL dead here today. aged So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
35-inch Chiffon
Taffeta Silk S1.65 I'd.

Fine quality and ever so satisfac-
tory is this Chiffon Taffeta at S1,65
yard; 80 inches wide, in navy.
China blue, marine. taupe, brown.
gray, Belgium, Copenhagen, emer-
aid, white, black and evening shades.
I-ppER MAIN EIOf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
CONDOLENCES
POUR IN FROM
WHOLE WORLD

OYSTER BAY. n. y. Jan. T.
Words 81 sympathy for Mrs. Theo'
dore Roosevelt and the berehved
Roosevelt family and expressions 81
sincere grief nt the death ~ Col
Roosevelt poured into the house on
the hin today from all parts - the
world -Four telegraph operators
were swa,npcd with messages.
Among them were the following
PRESIDENT vIIlsO>--Pfay nc.
ccpt my heartfelt sympathy on the
death 81 your distinguished husband.
the news 81 which has shocked mo
very much
IN president TAFT II am
shocked 90 hear the sad news Ny
heart goes out 90 you and yours IN
this great sorrow The country can
40 afford IN this critical period ~
history TO lose one who haf done and
could la the next decade have done
20 much for u and humanity. We
have lost q great. patriotic American.
a great world figure. the most COIN
handing personality IN our public
life since Lincoln ! mourn his go
ms 40 personal loss Mrs Taft
ana I tender you our sincere and
deepest Hympathy.
ulIEN MOTHER tiENt>.
DHit on GREAT BRITAIN am.
indeed. griev-d TO hsar Of the death
81 your distinguished husband. for
whom had tho hlshcs, ana greatest
regard Please accept my deepest
sympathy IN tho irfeparahle ioss you
have suffered
SECRETARY DA>IIi.s-My wife
Joins me IN sincere sympathy IN she
death ~ Sour distinguished husband
D. o. Ct>>O>-Nou have ms
sympathy ln your great bcrcayc
mrnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
3S-inch Black Silk
Velour S5.95 I'd.

What beauty and serviceability in
this Black Silk Velour at $685.
non-crushing, SO inches wide, and
most stylish for winter coats. Buy
the material from this lot and have
your coat made at home-you'll find
it costs much less.
lT RON NfApCTgE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
54-inch Heavy
Storm Serge S1.25 Yd.

Yes, only S1.25 a yard for service
able, heavy Storm Serge that is 81
inches wide-and it won't take much
for dress or skirt. Navy, brown,
Russian green. wine and black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

The kasers Nep Year resolution--Nerer 10 risk
indigestion from the French pastry served IN Paris
hotels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07
54-inch Imported
Broadcloth $3.50 I'd.

Imported French Broadcloth. rich
and pretty, in lovely pastel colorings
with beautiful silky finish-suit-
able for coats or wraps. Full "a
inches in width.
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at $16.5O-

Goats of Sverone Velour, Broadcloth and heavy, Coat
ngmade this seasons loose back and beled styles They
have large collars of of self material plush kit coney and
Hudson seal dyed muskat Some lined the whmes
saline slot lined throughout with heavy Venetian lining
All sizes, but only few of each.
Burgundy Brown Plum Navy Blue and Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

UPPER MAIN FLooR-THE BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

Little lots of Silks and Dress Goods keep coming light every
daywe them of the shelves and mark down the
them the tables and they SELL for Seattle folk good
Judges of silk and dress goods values
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-07

Roman Stripe Couch Covers with fringe
all around; price Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
ID LESSONS FOR
NURSING CLASS

A Hons Nursing Class. under the au-
spices OF the Red Cross ana IN cnarge
bf Miss Elizabeth Whitten viii begin a
series Of fifteen lessons tonight. All
girls over sixteen years of age and wo-
men interested in this subject are well
come to Join the class,
The Merry Hearts Club composed OF
senior house members are rehearsins
for a play to be given IN the early
spring while the Girl Scouts are pre-
pairing for an exhibition drill 70 be
given early In February,
Several basketball tssms are practice
ing for, games, and tho gymnasium is
used regularly ono night a week for
games by the Harlan team with other
teams from The Shipyard League.
The Mems Club. OF this House, will
entertain the Women's Club the last
Thursday evening in January. Dr.. Alex
ender Knopes. OF Brussels, Belgium,
VIII tell OF his experiences during the
war.
On Thursday afternoon OF next week,
Mrs. Henry Snyder viii give a cooking
demonstration for the members Of the
Womans Improvement Club.
Miss Edith Russell, who IS captain
Of the Settlement Scout Troop. is at
tending the National Girl Scout Con-
vention. which Is being held IN New
York, and is the guest OF Hartley House
Settlement
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
ELKS' Dinner TO
START CAMPAIGN

To start It's campaign for the erec-
ton OF new clubhouse. Wilmington
Lodge No. so7 o. the Benevolent and
Protective Order OF Elks has arranged
for a big dinner to be held at the Ro-
tel DUPONT on Monday evening at $50
o'clock.
Il Is proposed TO raise among the
members si50000 20 be subscribed 10
the stock OF the building corporation.
Expected at the dinner Is Newton X.
Bugbee, State Comptroller Of New
Jersey and a member Of Trenton
Lodge. Mr.. Bugbee will talk upon
the plans Of the local organization and
building plans In general.
One OF the features will be The reg
ular meeting OF the lodge and initiation
Of candidates in the presence Of Dis
trict Deputy Thomas Footer OF Cum
berland, Md.
II Is proposed to make the evening
one Of the greatest IN the history Of
the local lodge and Il is expected that
the building campaign viii be launch
ed under the most auspicious clrcum-
stances. Members OF the lodge are de-
termined that the campaign shall be
successful. and II 50, Wilmington vii.
have another splendid new building
with the importance OF
the order OF Elks and the growth Of tho
city.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
WANT SOLDIERS LOOKED AFTER.

Members Of the various branches Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Hnion are indulging IN a near endless
chain system OF letters, Mayor Law
son and other city oflcials being be-
seized with the missives. The writers.
all OF whom have signed their names
and addresses, urge that plain clothes
men be stationed on the streets 10 take
care Of some soldiers. u has been sug-
gested by the writers that uniformed
men found 20 have been drinking be
taken TO the French street barracks.
Military policemen now are on duty
looking after the actions OF soldiers.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
Is Your Hair
Falling Out?

We have put on sale some of
the most reliable Hair Tonics.
Our leader is
$1.O0 Dearco Hair Tonic. ..73c
$1.O0 Famo Hair Tonic. ..S9c
$1.O0 Herpicide ...............79c
S1.00 Beshore's Dandruf. zee
Soc Partisan Sage ........,..43c
75c Sage and Sulphur........43c
$l.25 Hays Hair Health. ..s5c
60c Dsnderine ................41c
Soc Wildroot Hair Tonic, 41e
Use Cocoanut Oil Sham
poo .....,-... ....,.....s......,.o0c
60c WestphaPs Aux..."......41c
75c Pinaud's Eau De Qui-
nine ........,"..... ...........ooc
si.0o Liquid Arvon ...-...7Sc
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
BOYS CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Lee Horgan and Stephen Vitale. 81 and
is years old. respectively. were held In
$500 bail for court by Deputy Judge
Finger. in Municipal Court this morn
ing, on charge Of the larceny OF q
sweater from Hyrian Caplin. and q
watch and card case from Leon Jones.
The articles are alleged 10 have been
taken from the owners valises. at
Todd's Cut.
Reuben Gordon, a Negro, was dis
missed on charge OF larceny OF $3.50
from William NJ. McCarty.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
WAIVED HEARING
In BIGAMY CASE

In Municipal Court this morning, Ed
win r. Cochran, Jr., waived hearing IN
he case OF Joseph Dudzewski, charged
With bigan1y. Bail was flxed al $1,000
Dudzewski Is alleged 20 have been
married in 1911 and separated from his
wife at Kennett Square in 1918 He was
again married in 1917, II is alleged.
Mr.. Cochran also waived hearing In
the case OF Thomas Hammond. a Negro
charged with the larceny OF a quantity
OF liquor and cigars from the saloon D
Nicholas Caruso. Front and ShlpleJ
streets. Bail was lxed al $500.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
ANNAPOLIS MENACED
BY Sl3O,0O0 FIRE
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. t7.--Firo en-
falling q total loss OF about sfa0. 900.
and which for time threatened TO
wipe out the entire business section OF
this city, broke out early this morning
in the Colonial Theatre. Famed by q
brisk wind from the southwest. II
spread rapidly, and within three hours
had destroyed the theatre and three
other structures ana had badly dam
aged four more buildings.
At O'Clock this morning the blaze
was under control.
The properties destroyed or damaged
are as follows;
Colonial Theatre, owned by Robert
z. Strange, mayor OF Annapolis; Field
meyer Brothers, druggists; Robert r.
Strange and Sons. decorating store ad-
Joining Feldmeyer Brothers, and
number OF two-story buildings,
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
BIG VICTORY LOAN
MAY OPEN APRIL 6

WASHINGTON, Jan. i7-Ths next bic
United States loan 10 be launched in
the spring VIII be known as the Vic
tory Loan. Offlcial announcement "a
this effect was made yesterday by Sec
retary OF the Treasury Glass. The title
was agreed on at general conference
Of committee representatives Of the war
loan organizations in every reserve dis
trict.
Though Secretary Glass believes pa
triotisn Is not a matter OF dollars and
cents II is probable the interest rate
will be increased 10 Az per cent.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17

Serges, Poplins and
Iweeds, featuring trimmings
OF silk braid, plush or fur.
wonderful reductions. Large
assortments.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
OF. CROSBY RESTGRS
FINANCE POST ABROAD

WASHINGTON, Jan. i7.-oscar +.
Crosby has resigned as special COM
missioner OF finance for the United
States in Europe. Secretary Glass will
accept the resignation soon, but Mr..
Crosby intends 20 remain in Europe
10 advise the American peace delegs-
Non on financial questions.
Mr.. Crosby was president Of the IN
ler-Allied Council on finance and pur-
ohases, which had charge during the
var OF the ALLEGATION OF American loans
10 the Allies and the determination OF
priorities on purchases IN this coun-
Try. With the cessation Of hostilities
he Is said 10 have felt that HIS work
there was finished. Previously he had
been Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury but resigned this post some time
ago.
Mr.. Crosby at one time was a resi-
dent OF Wilmington, being president Of
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company az the time.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
TO SHOOT AGAIN
FOR C0NNABLE CUP

The event at the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association on Saturday will
be The eentest Ter the connabls Cup.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
PERSONAL.

Private stewart Lowell Is visiting his
North Rodney street. He has been in
training with the marines for seven
months at Paris Island. s. C.
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
STOMACH ACIDITY,
INDIGESTION, GAS
Quick Eat Just One Tablet Of
Pspe's Diapepsin for In
stant Relief,

When meals don't flt and you belch
gas, acids and undigested food. When
you feel Jumps Of distress In stomach,
pain, flatuence. heartburn or headache,
Here 10 instant rellef-No waitingl
Evening journal., 1919-01-17
All Rubber Goods
Marked Down

$500 Hot Water Bottle. ST. AS
$1.25 Hot Water Bottle. ...s9c
S1.25 Fountain Syringe......S9c
$500 Fountain Syringe. .$1.45
$3.50 Combined Bottle
and Syringe ,......-.......$1.75
35c Atomizer Bulb ............23c
35c Infant Syringe ............23c
Soc Breast Pump ..............3sc
S1.25 Bulb Syringe ............75c
$3.50 Vaginal Spray
Syringe ............. ......@l .S6
$1.O0 Throat and Nose
Atomizer 80. ...... ..........73c
Csc Ear and Ulcer Syringe, 19c
35c Dressing Combs .........23c
Soc Monarch Hair Brush....35c
Don't forget our Saturday
Cigar Specials.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-17
i RfikHo KoNftKA.

Dramaticky sbor Vcelka Sc
|hral pred cetne shromaZde-
inym obecenstvem vterejsi ne
dele vybornou veselohru zna-
mych autoril dramatickych
|praci Rlumenthala a Kadlbur-
iga II Bileho. Konicka. Vesela
|osnova rozmarneho knsu pi1-
jata byla velice vdetne a o.
chotnicka prace cele fady siI
odmen9na Gastym potleskem.
Pri predstavnel pIsobila hud-
|ba p. Marika, jez vyhravala
Itancechtive mladezi pri tame
Itni zabave jak obycejnA pr
ptadstaveni pofadahe. V mezi.
akti vylosovan byl vkusny POI
star na pohovku venovany pi
Michnovou. Vyhra padla {. Z!
,ehoz stastnou majitelkou by
"a pi. Kucerovi. Obsazeni peR
neho pfedmetu vyneslo $24.
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sl,iAD SkkaYIKi W.
HOkEL.

P9tipAtrova budova- firmy
Aldrich-Howey Furniture Co.
na High Ave, castetns vyho-
rela u sobotu v noci a "a s12,-
600 nabytku bylo ohnem stra-
veno.s Plameny vznikly pod
stfechou a brzy rozsiiily Sc ma
dive patfa. Vsichri hasici 2 do
lennfho m6sta byli II pozafi-
ste, eclmz jedine mozno d6ko-
vati, .ze cely omen sklad naby-
:ku nevyhorel az po zaklady.
Nevisse :jak polar vznikl, zna
mo jsns ze straznik Dyer pry-
nj spatfil kotout dymu re sire
chy vystupujici a take prv-
nj alarm vyslal. Nacelnik Wal
lace svolal k pozaristi vsecky
sve reservy z dolenniho mesta,
pon4yadz jednu chvili zdalo
Sc, Ee p6tipatrovy ten block L.
plnk zkaze je zasv6cen pla.
n.eny ra sousedni blocky bu
doU ystrem preneseny. Ma Ste
sti vsak podobnt obavy Sc ne
:plnily..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-17

PAM Marie RuZickova, 4747
>ych. 1875 ul., byla rok a 3 me-
sice. riditelkou ceskeho odde-
elni cerveneho Krize broad
wayskem distriktu, "a kterouz
10 cinnost hlavni stan dotcene
americke organisace poskytl il
diplom, iakoz .prislusny zlaty
odznak. Nase danny, zvlast cd
J. G. ID. a S. p. J. priNy vyzna-
menan6 We ctvrtek gratulova-
ii, jinymi slovy usporadaly
ma pocest pani RGziGkove pre-
kvapeniGko, "a kterehozto dy-
chanku panovala srdecna ma
;ada, pronaseny zdravice a kite
ryzto yecirek hostinou byl "a
nkrouhlen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-17

X. Rernreiter.
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zDAhiLA zABAvA.s
Zensky odbor SOkOla TyrS

zensky odbor Sokola Tyrs
,uspofadal v sobotu soukromou
maskarni zabavu v sini ma
Buckeye Road, kteryzto maso-
pustni podnik znamenite se Wy
dafil. Navst6va byla velka, ma
sex znaGny potet a rozumi Sc
samo sebou, ze sokolska kape
ia, pilna vyhravajici, rovn9z
In zdarn zabavy pi'ispala.
Premic roztrideny postupne
takto: l. dratenlk (panf Kru-
sinova) /; 2. stara-panna (p. Ne
|podaD; 3. prist6hovalka (pa-
! nj habkova); 4. Cerveny Kflz
lpahi Pechmanova); s. vojin
(p. habek); /. Columbie Isl.
Vondratkova); 2. cikanka (pa
nj Tint6rova); 3. pernikarka
(pani Nepodalova); a. bube-
nix (pani kabkova); 5. kome-
tiiantka (p. Stehlik). Rovnez
skupina marsalka Foche a No
| vt republiky budila vseobecny
zajem a byla premii odmene-
ma, kdezto kuracky soubor, da
lovany panem Kasem, obsaze-
ny We prospech ceske svobodo-
myslne skoly, vynesl $3.50,
Jak jiz praveno, usp6ch pod
liku byl velky a We skutecno-
sti sobotni maskarni Piles by]
jednou Z nejzdarilejsich "a.
bav zenskeho odboru Sokola
TyrS.
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W,s'ssl (Ms9 !! s.
'SELSKA ZABAVA LOzE zE
NY POKROkU, CTS. 46, J. T

poradana v Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark ave. minulou sobOtu,
byla opravdu peknou. Maleb-
ne naSc narodni kroje We vet
sine dodavaly zabave raZ rye
Cesky, y vzorny poradek raZ
e'itni. Bodrost, sprymy srdec
most - jako V Cechach - va
nuly z teto vzorne selske mu-
ziky. Selky-taboritky loze
Zeny Pokroku Sc vyznamenaly
a zasluhuji povsimnuti ma cele
zapadni stran6. Mravni dspech
byl veliky a financni ma dneSni
|pomtry vice nez uspokojivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-17

Z IziejnaeHa 4ddtazhtno jiHA I po:
danem spise: he nemajf pro.
sve deti ami jedin@ skoly zeme
delske, ami zimni hospodafske,
kttra by. $ Sc o narodnf'uvedomne
ri a technicke vzdslani dorostu
starala. DIE soupisq, podaneho
touto deputacf, df4i ceskoslo-
venske rolnictvo okresu melk
skem 1Ol statek = 1844 jitry po
zemki, v okresu sv. hypolit-
skem 81 statek 8 1887 jitry po
zemkd pddy, ceikem 152 stat.
ky 1881 jjtrem, takze ma jed
nu usedlost pfipada pramerne.
1873 Ultra. Ma danfch a pfiraz-
kAch. plat tito rolnici 49,315
korun, obnos jist4 velmi znae-
ny. Tento soupis je veliee zaji
navy i po jint atrahce. Ma tech
to statcich zije celkem 1049 lidi
ceskoslovenskych s, 272 d6tmi,
skolou povinnych. Deputace po
zadovala, ably Jim pfiznana by
Ia neemcko-rakouskou vladou
rovnopravnost narodni, polite
ka a jazykova. kdyby to neby
10 mono, zadaji seskosloven-
skou vladu, ably umoznila jim
vymenu nemovitosti iejich za'ii
re v ceskoslovenskem state, dr.
zene osadnfky nemeckymi,
protoze "a zminenych pom9rd
nemohli by zit v zemi, kite by
Jim vsechna prava byla uplra-
ma.
Cesky narodni vybor pro Dol
nj Rakousy ujistil je ochranou
Narodniho Vyboru projevil ra
dost mad organisaci zemed6l-
skeho zivlu v Dolnfch Rakou-
sfch, jehoz ochrana jest stejne
v ceskem programu, jako ochra
ma delnictva a zivnostnictva.
Prozatim zada ,je, aby fmuzne
sctrvali ma svych mistech az do
budouci dpravy statopravnich
a politickych pomera Narodni
Vybor pral by 81, ably Ceskoslo
venske rolnictvo jinych okresd
vykonalo podobnou organis.
a statistickou praci We svych o.
kresich a uvedomilo tom Ma
rcdni vybor pro Dolnl Rakou-
'Sy.