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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
HERMANN MUST QUIT
So Says Col. Rupert, Who Wants
Red Leg President OF Commission

The committee named by the two
major leagues last winter to choose a
successor to August Hermann as chair
man Of the national commission will
go on with its work, despite the reag
nation Of Frank j.. Navin. one Of the
two members of the American League
committee. This announcement was
made yesterday by Colonel Jacob Rup.
pert, the other American Lacquer on
the committee. In speaking of the pro-
posed change Colonel Rupert who has
just returned from Chicago, said yes
terday:
Early in August a situation arose
that seemed to call for immediate ac-
ton, in view Of the fact that it then
appeared that the Cincinnati Club of
which Mr.. Hermann is president, might
win the National League pennant. 1t
was pointed out by National League
member of the committee that it would
hardly be wise, and would be open to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
FANS FIGURE QUEEN
IN NATIONAL TENNIS
Dopesters Give Miss Thayer,
Local Champion, Good Chance
Next Season for V. S. Honors

At top the golden hair of Miss Molly
Thayer now sits the local tennis crown,
The youthful Cricket Club player
smashed her way to the title through
one of the fastest and largest fields that
have conteuded for the women's singles
championship of Philadelphia in long
time. She survived a week of play,
with two and three matches every day,
including the doubles and mixed doubles.
Miss Thayer carried her partner in
the women's doubles down to the final
round, where she and Miss Newbold
were only beaten by the superlative play
of Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, ex- champion,
paired with Miss Phyllis Walsh, rated
second only to Mrs. Harvey.
Miss Thayer gave the dope a thor
ough upsetting. Before the tourney her
play was not much recognized, though
she had won the Upper Saranac lake
championship. and she had been play :
| ing brilliant strokes at the Cricket Club
in little personal battles there after her
return by way of rehearsal for the belt
she won last week.
Now the frantic feminine fans are
wondering just what will happen next
seasoe when Miss Molly goes after the
national title. A steady game took Mrs.
| Harvey down to the semifnals in the
national.
Miss Thayer has more than this
steadiness.
She has an aggressive game that goes
after each and every point. She puts
them where the opposition isn't and she
puts them there with such sting. that
there isn't any doubt about it.
Philadelphians wonder whether she
isn't of championship caliber. The
orange twilight of another season will
tell.
Babe Ruth" Simmons put on a
thrilling vaudeville show in the mixed
doubles, which was thoroughly enjoyed
by the spectators, even though at the
risk Of their lives many times.
He was getting great distance with the
wood, and through the fairway.
They began to call him Babe Ruth
because he smashed twelve balls over
the fence.
At one time they we're obliged to halt
the game to collect some of those that
the Yale tennis acrobat had socked to
the woods over the automobile enclosure
Sometimes he took his fury out on the
linesmen, whom he almost bowled out
of their chairs couple Of times with
a hot ball to the fence.
The linesmen were the only ones brav,
enough to sit inside the wire along the
court. The spectators were outside.
A couple of times at that a wide on,
had them duckipg as it tipped into the
| wire
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
Title and Exhibition
Matches Arranged; Long
Island Us. Philadelphia c.
c. at Bry, Md,Ur
SENIORS TOMORROW
BY JAMES s. CAROLAN

FTHE final week of polo will be an
= active one. Only three champion
ship matches are on the schedule, but
3 the polo committee lost no time keeping
active most of the stars in attendance
at the tournament.
Six matches have been arranged
three championship and three exhibition
engagements.
The final for the senior title will be
played at the Country Club tomorrow
between the Rockaway quartet, win
ners over Meadowbrook last Saturday
by IA goals to 61a, and the Country
Club four.
On Thursday the opening match for
the open title will bring together Rock
away and Cooperstown. The deciding
open match will be at the Country Club
on Saturday between Meadowbrook and
the winners Of the Rockaway Coopers-
town match.
At Bryn Mawr
The first of the three exhibition
matches will be played at Bryn Mawr
this afternoon between a Long Island
four and team representing the Phila =
6elphia Country Club. Special matches
also will be played at Bryn Mawr We'd
nesday and Friday afternoons.
Devereux Milburn, F. II. Prince, Jr.,
J. Watson Webb and Alfred Collins
will represent Long Island today. The
Country Club quartet will be composed
of Robert E. Strawbridge, Robert e,
Strawbridge, Jr., Rodman Wanamaker,
II 10
In the open match on Thursday
Coopertown will have one Of the strong
est teams that has played at the
Country Club this season, Two mem
bers of the victorious senior Rockaway
team will be with the Cooperstown -four
when c. C. Rumsey and Thomas Hitch
cock, Jr.. lines up with L. e. Stoddard
and r. Z. Strawbridge, Jr.
Rockaway will have c. P. Beadleston
Earl w. Hopping and Malcolm Steven :
SON. J. Cheever Cowdin was scheduled
to play, but a broken collar bone will
keep him out of the game.
Whitney General
Harry Payne Whitney led a losin,
four In the opening senior match n
the Country Club last Saturday after
noon. His Meadowbrook four was elm
mated by Rockaway by a margin o
three quarters of goal
The effusive field general directed tn
play at all times. His speedy mount
carried him into the center of the figh
all the time. When not actually en-
gagged in slashing the oval he was hear,
firing verbal broadsides at his mates
His words were effective.
Earl w. Hopping and Devereux Mil
burn were the stars. The veteran Mil
burn gave the best exhibition of drivinl
seen this season, his powerful stroke
repeatedly carrying the sphere int
rival territory. He accounted for fou
$ Meadowbrook goals, more than half o
his teams total. e..
Hopping was so per, cent of til
Rockaway's attack, making four of til
winners eight goals, Hopping did no
start scoring until the sixth period
when he sent his team in front by tally
ing three. His winning smash wa
made in the eighth period.
More than 10, 900 persons hanked tn
large field. This was the largest crow
that ever witnessed polo match here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
FINAL WEEK OF POLO
DRAWS STAR PLAYERS
Six Polo Matches on
This Weeks Schedule

THIS AFTERNOON
Long Island VS.. Country ClubSat Bryu
Mawr In exhibition match.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Rocknway vs.. Country Club In Anal for
senior title, at Country Club. Bain.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Special exhibition match at Bryn Mswr.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Rockaway vs.. Cooperstown In openinE
Bala. .,s
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Special exhibition match at Bryn Mawr.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Meadowbrook vs.. winners OF Rockaway-
Cooperstown match for open title. at
Country Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22

obtain victories Is much as his physical
ability.
Collins is the man the Reds will have
to watch is the cry of the experts and
they can't figure how he can be stopped.
At least not this year. Eddie is not
only expected to shine. in the coming
series, but IL he grabs the winners end
of the purse, he will carry of the re-
cord of having gotten more money out
Of the national pastime than any other
player In the same length Of time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
$4,000 A PURSES
Five Rich Races at Grand Circuit
TODAY and Eatter Ones to Come

Columbus. o.. Sept. 22.-Horsemen
attending the Grand Circuit meeting
here today were predicting excellent
time for the last four days of racing
Six rich stakes will be contested be-
fore the races close Thursday.
Including the 2 :09 trot, postponed
from Saturday. i've races are scheduled
for today, chief among them being the
Chamber of Commerce and Board of
Trade stakes, each worth $4,000.
Followers Of racing anticipated the
early return of the veteran driver Geers
to the track before the meeting comes
to an end.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
CooMBs 'PoTTED' BY TEXAN
Pills peposed Pilot Shot In leg
During Quarrel

Palestine, Tex, Sept. 22.--Jsck
Coombs, former major league baseball
player and manager, was shot in the
leg while engaged in dispute over the
right Of way on a country road near
here Friday night.
Coombs was driving his car along q
narrow road, closely followed by Dan
Laroe. road contractor, who, accord
ing to Coombs, tried TO pass him.
Coombs says he stopped his car and the
quarrel followed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
CY SEYMOUR DIES
Famous outHeIder OF Other DAYS
Succurobs After lono Iilpss.

Famous outfieIder OF Other DAYS
succumbs After Long illness
New York, Sept, 22.-James Bentley
Seymour, known as 10y" Seymour
when major league outfelder, died at
his home here Saturday night, it was
learned yesterday. Seymour, who was
forty 1.-TWO years old and had played
semiprofessional ball in recent years,
had been i'll for some time.
While with the Cincinnati Nationals,
Seymour lead the league in batting in
1905 with 1927, and when repurchased
by the New York Nationals, where he
started his, major league career, the
purchase price, $4,000, was regarded
as the largest, baseball cash deal up to
that time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
ellI Johnaton Beaten

herkley, Calf. Sept 22.--Gerald Pat
ttrson and Norman 2, Brookes, of Australia.
national doubles tennis champions, yesterdsy y
William Johnston and Maurice Nc
Ioushlin. OF San Francisco. in an exhibition
double ga. 3.6. ia -6-4 E
Johnston is national singles champion and
McLoushlin formerly held that title
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22

objection from every point of view. 70
have the president of one Of the win
ming clubs also serving on the com
mission during the world series.
I'm view of the delicate position In
which he is placed, it seems obvious
that Mr.. Hermann should resign a.
chairman Of the national commission -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
Alex In EIfty.eIsht Minutes

Chicago, Sept. 22.-In fifty eight
minutes OF play. Chicago, with Alex
ander pitching, shut out Boston yester-
day to 0. In the sixth inning Merkle's
single and doubles by Carter and Deal
netted two runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22

Frank Poth now has pair Of kilbane's
Stoves decorating the wall Of one Of his
rooms. Following Johnny's battle with
nisht. the featherweiEht champion presented
Poth with the damaslnE pillows. George jam
helped to carry the trophy from the club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22

Pat Marley, one Of tho recent discoveries.
has been making GOOD in his late showings.
Jack Hssen has been devotins part OF his
spare time tutoring Marley, and the pupil
has been making progress. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22

Your-Par' fraternity. manages TO keep
Billy Kramer working. Following the bout
With Borrell at the Cambria Friday night,
Kramer will journey TO Buffalo to meet Paul
Dixon on October s. Dave Astey also has
been matched to meet Paddy Lamont in
New Bedford Mass. on October o.
Harry tktdI Brown, the South Philadelphia a
High School boy, who graduates next Feb
ruary now wants . smash at the LEADING
foatherweights Brown used his best type
writer form TO inform US that he was
ready Tor FRANKIE Brown, Joey Fox. Terry
feather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-22
Phila. Jack O'Brien's srr

FALL BOXING COURSE, mos.
Details, yellow page 23l. Phone BOOK n ~
q. ". COR 18TH 8 CHESTNUT
Enroii Tor Boxing Tournament Sept. 80
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
PAM Anna Ublova
zemfela v Louisiana

u Alexandria, La, dochazi "a
rmucujfci zprava, Re zemrela tam
tyto dry 45-leta PAM Anna Ublo-
va, manzelka krajana p. j. A.
Ubla. PAM Ublova, roz. Kfizo-
ya, byla dcerou zname stare o.
mazske osadnice PAM Krizov6
minuly tyden stizena byla mala-
Ri, a ltkafi marnG Sc snaaili "a
chraniti j pfi zivote. Manzelc
UbIovi zili fadu let v Prague.
Nebr., kde p. Ubl byl postmi-
siren. Zesnula zanechava po so
be manzcla, ctyfi syny a dceru-
TGlesne poziistatky PAM u
blove budou zpopelneny a popel
Dude bud do Omahy, ne
DO do Chicago. Pozdstale rodine
a pf1buznym vyslowjeme upfim-
nou soustrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

Cesky hoch pfejet
a zabit %automobilem
William Kucera 2 Benson bavil Sc
jizdou ma sankach, pri cemz
stall Sc obeti opileho
sofera.

Y patek odpoledne stihl krutJ
zarmutek rodinu krajana p. 10.
'sefa Kucery, bydliciho v els. BIOS
jiz. 81. ulice V Benson, nebof ne.
sfastnou pfihodou, zavinenotl
bezohlednIm automobilistou, Wy,
ryan byl z rodinneho jejich kru.
hu mdejnl syn, l3-lety William
Kucera.
lIoch chtel 81 zprijemniti nucc-
ne skolni p~razdniny tim, re Wy
Sci 81 2 domu, ably nzil We spoiled
nosti spoluzakn zimniho sportu
projizd6l sc ma sankach pc Mill
tary avenue, a v iedne chvili Sic
doval stopu, kterou "a sebou "a
nechal nakladni viz firmy Sun
derland, vezouci uhlf zapadne Pc
Military avenue. Y tom objevil
sc tesne "a yozem rychle iedouci
automobiI, .jenz die tvrzeni sved.
XII vrazil do sanGk a hochaspfe
iel. William byl 60 neirychleii
pfenescn do nfadovny lekafil
Ilalla a Hollenbecka, ale crane
nj jeho bylo TAX tezke, re zemrel
pc nekolika minutach, aniz by
nabyl vedomi.
We vrazedpem automobile Sc
nalezali J. II. Wise 2 els 3l01 liz.
q. III, jenz stroj fidil, jehc IA
letl syn Walter a NJ. II. Hogan,
bydlici ma 25. a Il ulicich V So.
Omaze. Hans Mortensen 2 els.
1851 st. Mary's avenue, jenz byl
ocitym svedkem nestesti, zadrzel
bezohledneho fidice j jeho spo-
leenika az do pfichodu policie,
ktera oba muze zatkla ma divine,
nj, Re byli opill; Walter Wise byl
rovnez dopraven ma policejni sta
nici, ably podal pri vyslechu sv6-
dectvi.
Tragicka smrt Williama Knee
ry vyyolala nezm6rny boil tel V
rodine d6decka a babicky, man
zelG Frank Kucerovych, bydlicich
v els. 2944 sew. 55. III. Vsem
pozdstalym vyslovuieme hlnbo-
kou s%oustrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Osobni

V patek odpoledne byli jsmc
poteseni navstSvou pnna Chas.
Barocha, v Omaze dobfe zname.
no organisatora podpIrne jedao.
ty Royal League. Pan Baroch
pfijel do naseho mesta pred ne
kolika dry a zdrzl Sc zde do va
Rodina p. Franka Bartose,
bydlfciho ma JIM IS. ulici, hosti-
la v techto dnech We SVEN stfedu
pana TomaSe Dudu, znameho rol
nika cd Linwood, Nebr., .jenz Sc
tel podflel ma sjezdu sdruzenf o.
kresnfch komisafd "a okresnich
klerkd ne statu Nebraska.
- Do rodiny pana a PAM FIR.
Roskotovych, bydlicfch v els. 1905
jiz. ~. ul., pfijela v htery ma
kratkou navstevu krajanka PAM
DospevovA y Belle PLANE, Ia, q
dceruskou VIastou. We stfcdu O.
debrala SO pf. Dospeyova do Lin
coin, ably poradila Sc $ lfkafem We
pffcin6 choroby, ktcrou mala Via.
sta trpi. Pfcjeme jmenovane pa
nj, ably Sc jeji costa sctkaIa Sc a.
doucim zdarcm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

.stssti, jehoa ob6ti stall 40 solely
'krajan pan Josef Lipert, bydlici
ma II. a CASTELAR, nlicich, a zamist
many n jmenovana drahy iako in.
.spektor vozh.
Pan Iipert spoioyal Y osndnfm
okamSiku ronry, jimiz prochdzi
para; pracoval pfave na kolejich,
ma nichz stdly til vozy, a citil So.
patrne zcela bezpeanym, take ne
yenoyal syemu okoli zylastni po.
zornosf. Pojednou ysak bliiil Sc I
mistu tomu atvrty VIZ, kterJ
chtSl strojvddce. fidiei vyhybko-
vou lokomotivu, pfipoiiti k vo.
zdm zde stojicim. Pan Tipert byl
zabrdn do sve prace a ponavad5
nevsddl, re dalsi vozy mai b5ti
ma vfhybku zafazeny, nepostiehl
hrozici nebezpeci a nasledkem to-
no nemohl v cas- uskociti. Hlava
jeho dostala SO mezi narazniky vo.
III, ktere il smafkly tax hrozne, ze|
nesfastny kraian byl okamiitc|
mrtev.
Hprava o nestcsti doiala hlubo
ce vSecky zamestnance drahy, KITE
ii $ p. Lipertem pracovali, nebof
nell jei We velke oblibe iako IL
a dobreho druha. jed
MIN 2 prvnich, ienz ~pfichvatal ma
osudne misto, byl pan Vac. Halu-
IA 2 c. 1900 jiz. II. ul., ktery krat
ce pred tim sc S p. Lipertem 70.
zesel, a vice .iej ma zivu %nezastihl.
Pan lIaluza dostal "a nkol, abyl
truchlivou west oznamil rodine
zesmnleho. Ucinil tax go ne.isetr-
sd6lil pi. Lipertove, re man
Eel jejl byl tezce poranen, ale pi.
Lipertova poznala snad 2 iehol
hlasu, ze nestesti .je mnohem vaz.
neisi, vytusila, be ztratila milova,
neho chote a pecliveho otce svych
a nemylila sc.
Pan Lipert byl zamestnan IL bur-
.lingtonske drahy asi 16 let, zprvui
v Plattsmouth. pozdeji v Gibson,
a poslednich 6 let v ohrade ma g..
d Mason ulicich, a tasil Sc povesti
spolehliveho p%racovnika. Zane.
pc sobe zalem zdrcenon
m~anzelku a Z ditek, 2 nichz neil
starsimu synovi jest IS let. -
PozGstalym vyslovuieme upffm-
non soustrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Nemocne krajanky

Slecna Grace Kalipova, ne.i-
mladsi dcera m~anzeli J. J. Kali
novych z els. Ill Pine Ill., pod
stoupila bolestnou operaci ma "a
net slepeho stfeva. kterou proved
V pondelf DIR. G.. Simanek V ne
mocnici sy. Josefa. Operace Sc Sc
tkala S dspechem, nebof STAY mia
de pacientky ~pokracuie uspokoji-
We. Prejeme j brzkdho uzdra-
veni.
Ma seznamu nemocnych Sc male
zaji ODE dcerusky manzell Emil
la a Laury Bandhauerovych, KITE
re Sc tel pozdravuji.
Mlady pan Viktor Letovsky,
syn manzeld Stanislav Letovskych
2 Florence, Neb., ma bolavou ru-
ku, tax Re musil vyhledat lekaf-
skou ponce. Doufame, re Sc tez
brzy pozdravi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Mejte barvu ' Dcich.
mt.tc lepsi vzhled-PouiIvelte
olivov6 ~tabletky.

Jestli mate bledou, zlutayou plet'
- potaacny jazyk - nechut' X jidlu
kysolou chut' v dsteoh - pfema.
hall vas bczyladnost = nell bys.e
raiyau ollvov6 tabIetky.
Or. Edwardse Olivoy6 Tahletky
CDR. Edwards Olive Tabletsl, sub.
stitut kalomelu - p%fipravoyany by.
" Or Edvardsem 20 sedmnaetile.
tenn yy7kousoni.
DR.. Edwardse olivoye Tahletky
jsou elsie rostlinnove pfipravky
smichane ollvovym oleiem. poznate
jc die olivove barry.
Abyste NELL distou. svetlo.rdzovou
pet, bystry zrak. aadne pupence. a
abyste Sc citili jak "a mladgch, Diet
skych let. musite nalezti pfielnu.
Or. Erwardse Oliyove Tabletkv
pfiyodiyaji einnost jater q odstra.
null zacpu jake kalomel - a vzdor
tomu nestava addnyeh nebezped.
nych nasledkn.
Pohnog zluci a zabranuli lacps.
Milliony malych krabieek SO Itch
proda roche 20 loo a CSC. vezmate
81 jednu neb dive tabletky kazdy We
Ger a sledujte potesujici nasledky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Pohfeb PAM Ublove
konal Sc v Chicago


Telesne pozIstatky byvale Oma-
zanky pI. Amy Ublove, manzelky
znameho krajana p. j. A.. Ubla 2
Alexandra, La, ktera zemfela :
sobotu minuleho tydnc We SVEN
domove ma otravu krve Ia nikoli
ma malarii, jak bylo drive ozna-
memo, pfevezeny byly do Chica-
ga, kde byly v krcmatoriu ma Ma
rodnlm hrbitove zpopelneny. Po-
hfeb konal Sc "a ucasti vsech Gle
Mi rodiny zesnule krajanky a Get
nych pfatel, JIM vyslovujeme u
pflmnou sonstrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Vyborne pro hostec.
Musterole ulevuje ztuhlosti klou.
!. BIZ. - Vyhani bolest.

n w vfte. proc tisice uziyaji Music.
role; kdyz jednou jeJ zkusite, 8 radosti
d ,ocitite 1levy, jakou poskytuje.
N Kupte 81 nadobzu v nejblizsi lekar.
The. Je to cist6, bile mazani, yyrab8-
NE 2 oleje hofcicov6ho. Lepsi, nez hof-
Gicova naplast' a ned6la puchyfi. =
Pfivede dleyu a pohodli hned kdyz
Jim mazeme.
Musterole je doporucoyano mnohy-
mi l6kafi a osetfovatelkami.> Miliony
nadob Je upotfebeno rotne prot "a
palu trubic, chffpce, ztuhl6mu krku, dy-
chavicnostL hostel, zapalu blan, poru-
be civn, bolenf V kfizl, pichani a bole-
nj v zadech a kloubech, vyvrtnutinam.
oznobeninam, omrzlym noham, nastu-
zenf M prsou (Gasto zamezi zapalu
plic). 30c a Coo nadobka. Nemocnic.
nj nAdoba $3.50.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

NAM yfhradni p~rodcini prdyo ma
proslulou Tpos Mortimer rene y okresu
.siStanton, Nebraska, o G40 akfech. Gene
: nSeh pro prodej "a $3.50 akr M velmi
mirne p%odminky. Anebo proclaim Sc
verni polovinu sekce, iez zahrnuic We
skere v~ystavnosti, "a 5000 akr. Vezmu
v lvahu dobrou farmu o 1860 akrech, ne
no ma zapade pozemek ma pastviny, ia
ko east splhtky. Ohledne dalsich infor
maci na%vstivte, nebo dopiste ma: II.
FRICKE, JR., Madison, ebr.-Adyer
tisement. T2l.3p
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Rev. V. Ceinar. faraf. Cesko

- Rev. V. Cejnar, faraf Cesko-
bratrskeho chramu ma Is. a Ill
ckory H., odejel We stredu do
Lincoln, Neb., jake delegat ma
konvenci presbytere, ktera potr-
va tri dny.
" sobotu pfijel do Omahy ma
lratkon navstevu pan Frank 10
courek, do nedavna many pra-
covnik V naSich kruzich sokol-
skych. Pan Kocourek ziie posled-
nj dobu We Snyder, Nebr., a V O.
maze yyfizoyal 81 RHINE zalezito-
sti. Y pond6ll vratil Sc opet do
Sveho domoya.
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Nase navstsvy

PIP. Jos. Vrana a Vac. Novot-
ny, rolnici cd Prague. Nebr., a
oba dobfi pfiznivci "Pokroku",
zayitali V patek, S. prosince, ma
n6kolik okamziki navstevou do
naseho zavodu. Pan Jos. 'Vrana
pfi te pfilezitosti mezi jinym S
Mani sdelil, ze pfivezl do south
omazskeho trhu zeleznicni karu
vepfoveho dobytka, "a ktery str.
Ill pc 1926 "a sto liber.
We stfedu, 3. prosince, v I'd.
vode nasem navstevou mile pote
Sill mas byvaly Omazan, pan Karel
Jasa, jcnz pfftomh6 u Davey,
Ncb., farmaff. Pan Jasa obnovil
81 pfedplatne ma "Denni a Ncde'.
nj Pokrok" a sd6liI $ mani, he do
Omahy pfijel IA yyfizenm rdz-
nych osobnich i obchodnich zaic-
zitOstf.
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Vyucovani v Ceske
Svobodne skole ma
cas- bylo zastaveno

sbor zastupca Ceske svobod.
.Skoly sdeluje, re ~vyncovani v cc-
ske skole bylo v diisledku nafizc-
nj uhelneho vyboru, tykajiciho Sc
vsech skol v Omaze, ma cas- zasta-
veno. Cesti rodice jsou zadani,
by Ultra svoje ditky jiz do skoly
neposilali. Opetne za%hajeni skol-
nfho vyucovanf Dude v cas- ozna-
memo.
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IlIMzM11
President Wilson
neodyola smlouvy

Washington, d.. G, Z. prosincc.
President Wilson ncma zadpeho
Gmyslu odyoIati miroyou snloil-
WI re senatu pro dobu pfftomnou,
die oznAmenf senatora Hitch
cocka 20 navstivE v BiIem dome.
Senator Hitchcock jcdnal 4 prcsi-
dentem . situaci miroye smIonyy
20 konfcrcnci 0 mexicke situaci.
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elm soudcem pan Anton Zeman 2
Bruno, Nebr., Sc slecnou Anezkon
Machackovou 2 Weston, Ncbr.
Svedkem jejich manzelskeho sli.
bu byl krajan p. Joe Pivonka.--
Gratulujeme.
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Egg Tonic ZDARMA

Nezasileite psuize, ami post. znamky IA
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Poultry Remedy Expert, 2lGs, %IIennepin
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