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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
HOWES TRAVEL FESTIVAL
COMES FOR WEEKEND

A fascinating tour of the land OF
the rising sun. Japan, Is a Iea1uIs
OF Lyman III. Howes newest traVei
festival, which comes to the academy
Friday and Saturday and SATURDAY
matinee. This motion picture Visit
to the fiowery kingdom naturally IN
cludes numerous glimpses OF the
famed Japanese temples. the most
gorgeous shrines in the world. Inc
Nippon temples give an odd insigh,
into japanese thought Buadhism
was the inspiration OF all the Ola tiine
artists and builders Of Japan Their
whole soul was in the work, the re-
snjt heinr nerfect workmanship, with
never a hidden defect. So incerely
never hidden defect. SO sincerely
every detail In their work and SO thor
ougf1ly did they have faith in them
selves. that they deliberately stopped
short of perfection in difference 10
the heavenly powers. They purposety
Incorporated an obvious defect into
a structure otherwise perfect in sym
,netry and beauty. For instance, they
frequently inverted the design on Il
carved pillar. IN this way they
turned aside the wrath of the gods.
since with perfect temple. the jcal-
cusy Of heaven, would have been
aroused. Howe's tour of old Japan
provides many animated views of the
famous TEN pies ne It8ttoh pAAtdA u
camera takes spectators to the great
bronze Buddha, the Dai Butsu, at
Kama.tura. the image which has
stood to he worsn lpped by inc faith
full since i252; To the sacred deer
park AT Nara, where once death
penalty was allotted to anyone Kill
Ing a single animal: through the
quaint streets and native homes and
into the beautiful gardens. Nothing
is- omitted, from the fascinating ut
tie selsha girls TO the life OF the OPP
pressed coolies. 4 tour OF our great
national park, Yellowstone. with its
beautiful falls and geysers, Is anoth-
er notable feature of the new travel
festival program. Mr. Howe, too,
takes spectators TO the South Sea is
lands and shows the hazardous
method OF capturing sharks, sea-ele-
plants and sworddsh. A canoe trip
through the Willis of Canada u
another strong part Of the new pro
gram and A charming feature Is a
steamer trip down the Ocklawahst
river in Florida. Thrills are FUR
asshed by human skyiarks In war
planes who fly IN sensational fashion
over the city OF Washington ana by
Italian skill warriors in the Alps. An
smated comedy cartoons and him
novelties of the characteristic How"
italian ski warriors in the Alps. An
throughout the program,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
AMHERST

amherst New Era
Miss Corinne Watts left last week
for Washington to accept govern
ment position.
MIR Gel. Layhorn. Joe Stinnett and
Mrs, George w. Hunters family are
all sick with the flu
Leslie White. oldest son Of Mr.. John
III. White, Is quite i'll in Ruena, Va
Mrs. F. l.. Chappell is quite Ill al
MI. II. II. Drummoud's with pneu'
monia-
Miss Lois Payne. after an extended
trip west, Is now visiting her brother
Attorney T. c. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Campbell are
back In Amherst to live from Hope
well.
Mr.. /. F. Drumheller, who has been
i'll of the flu for the past week. is out
and was at Amherst yesterday on bus
mess.
Mrs w. r. Parr. Of Richmond. for
merly q trained nurse II At Atwood
her old home, helping to nurse and
care for the sick.
Miss Cora Moody left Wednesday
for Roanoke, where she will make
her home.
Mr.. G. II. Bowies, Of Lynchburg
spent the Weekend with his family
near Sandidgea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
MANS FOOT IN ST1RRUP:
HORSE DRAGS HIM 100 FEET

Staunton. Va. Jan. 2s.-Aaron
Wootson, n resident of the Midway
section Of the county. had very mar
rop escape from serious injury or pos
sibIe death Monday morning when
coming TO the city on horseback. The
macadam road was frosty and slick
and when about two miles from the
city his horse slipped. throwing him
or Mr.. Wootson's foot hung in the
right stirrup, and the animal. becom-
ing frightened. started OF on mad
dash. BY rare presence of mind Mr.
wootson contrived to keep his head
from striking the ground by letting
the full weight Of the bumps along
the road fall on his shoulders and
sides He was dragged for about Zoe
feet. when the stirrup strap broke
bringing to an end the dangerous In
At
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02

Mrs. Prftchett Victim OF Pneumonia.
Fredericksburg, Va. Jan. 2S.--Mrs.
Bnford Pritchett passed away at her
home near Spotsyivania Courthouse
Thursday evening, January s3, of
pneumonia, following influenza, aged
thirty-tiv years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02

Harrisonburg. Va. Jan. 30,---News
was received here yesterday Of the
death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Peace Parker
which occurred at the home OF hel
niece, Mrs. George Howe. whom she
was visiting in Charlestown. w. Va
Mrs. Parker was a devoted member
of the Staunton Baptist church. and
was a lovely Christian character She
suffered a stroke of paralysis tive
weeks ago. from which she never
rallied
Mrs. Parker was eighty years old
and is survived by ono sister, Mrs
John Masincup.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
CORDONSVILLE
lGortlonsville Gazette. }

fGoruonSNiUe DdZSttcsJ
Mrs. J. Sam watkins has returned
from Covington. where she was called
by the Illness OF her sister, Mrs. Il. c.
Kineaid, and the entire family.
>as'ra%4 a>s~,t - g !
was a guest a short time thfs week or
Miss Ella Hopkins.
George Duff and son. Delnar re-
turned to Newport News Sunday, after
a weeks visit at their home here.
Mrs w. +. Robertson and children
of Madison. have been recent guests
OF her parents. Rev. and Mrs. }. L..
Wiley.
Miss Minnie Downin is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Flynt near Gotham.
Mrs. w. II. Rowe and little daugh-
ter virginia. left Thursday to spend
some time in Newport News.
Mrs. N. A. Kinney, after pleasant
stay of several days, the guest or MISS
Sallie Morris in stanton, has returned
home.
c. 8. warren. of Lee Hail, has been
spending the week with his famtiy.
He was called here by the illness os
his wife. who, We are grad 10 Tepofs'
Is uluCu 1ItipIoNGd-
Master Charles c. Niche, OF Rich
mond was a weekend gnest Of his
aunt Mrs. r. G.. watkins
Rev. J. L. Wiley has returned to his
home from the Martha Jefferson hos
pital. where he has been under treat
ment for some weeks. and Is, we are
glad to learn. much improved.
J. r. Ware and son. of OranGe
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank johnson has returned to
| Louisa, after short visit with hef
sister Mrs. A. G. Smith.
! Mrs. n. G.. Lamb and children, Oh
Burnley, were guests this week OF nef
! parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Harper.
| Sergeant Lindsay Leake, who mas
, been in training at Camp Lee. has re-
ceiyed his honorable discharge and
returned to his home near town.
] James w. Sneed spent the week
end with friends at Irvington.
! Mrs. Bristow has returned home
after a visit OF several weeks at the
! home of N. A. Murphy.
! Z. V. Breeder who contracted TIT
! Biacksburg. is out again.
/. jeff 10th has been recent guess
of friends in Waynesboro.
j. J. Coffman spent the weekend
with his family at the home of A
B. Martin.
, Miss Mamie Lee Downin has return
ed to Washington, after a brief visit
with friends here.
! DR.. Isaac Curd left on Thursday fol
Richmond to make his future home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
FREEZING

Especial TO The Richmond virrin;,r ,
freezing. Va. Feb l.-Iohn q
kendrick, OF Isom. visited his broth
or, Adam FL kendrick. OF this place.
on Tuesday.
Russell Haynes is spendfnx N.
week at Jenkins, Ky.
James R Stanley visited friends N
Phipps during the week.
Mrs. Mfllie Bryant. OF Isou. IA WIS.,
tting friends at Freezing.
Noah l. Hanover has just returned
from Allegheny. KY. where he spent
the past week.
Miss Rosa B.. Mullins, was .tAxow.
by mule and pretty badly hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02

tNorfolk Ledger Dispatch,)
Mr.. and Mrs. David GLEN ming
have just received a very interesting
letter from their son. Willie l.. Glenn
ming, who is overseas with the Eigh-
tieth division. He states that he is
well and expects to be home soon.
Rev. J. +. Morgan, pastor OF the
First Christian church, left Thurs
day morning for Richmond, to hear
BILLY" Sunday.
NJ. L. Spence is reported quite III
at his home. IS Chesapeake avenue.
Thomas Winingder, butcher In the
market, is very i'll at his home In
the county near Berkeley.
The residence of the late George
W. Coppersmith. of Portlock, has
been sold to Benjamin Harrison, a
mail carrier on r. F. D., No. 8. The
property consists of the residence
and six lots.
afra. r. r.. Hathaway is seriously
ill with pneumonia at her home on
Liberty street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
At the BiwehirA TAi. week.

Kiss or XIII an absorbing drama
In five parts, featuring Herbert Rawl-
inson and Priscilla Dean. will he the
attraction ut the Eluebird tomorrow.
The first chapter Of "The Terror of the
Range" serial In seven episodes, star
ring Betty Compson and George Lar
kin, and current evrnts'' will also be
shown.
4 good biil OF comedy and drama
will be the offering for Tuesday and
" ednesday; Charlie Chaplin in Char
Hes Stormy Romance" four-part
comedy: Jack Richardson in THE Can
yon Romance" a two-part drama; and
The Screen Telegram"
Alice Joyce comes Thursday and
Friday in one of the most delightful
roles OF her screen career in Every
bodys Girl" also A two-part Big W
comedy and Hearst News
A variety of short subjects make ur
the entertaining program for Satur-
day, including Antonio and Carol Hol-
loway in The Iron Test. two-par'
comedy, western drama and news
reel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
BLUEBIRD.

Monday-Herbert RawIinson. In
kiss or Kill"
Tuesday and Wednesday-Cha
Chaplin in Charles Stormy Ro-
nance
Thursday and Friday 49, Alice
Joyce, in "Everybody's Girl"
Saturday---Antonio Moreno IA
Carol Holloway, in The Iron Test"
THEATO.
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: ~ >,-ss-s1 ..1~~r5s,at ~ II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02

Lieutenant r. B. Harrison In visit
ing relatives I'm Nonfolk.
Mr.. Charles Pribl,ie's family are all
down with the flu.
4 Mr. Rrack Cash's hoy Is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. ~ A. Coleman's family all have
had the flu, but are better.
Rev A. II. Moore's family have all
been down with the fiu.
Clarence Kidd, Of Tye River. is re-
ported slightly wounded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02

day or two sinGD. Her Test hung
In tile stirr,ip, - she was dragged
some distances, when she was re-
leased by a man who happened TO be
passing by 1T the time. |-'.'.
Alvin Killen, OF Phipps, is visiting
relatives near Freezing.
Grant Haynes has returned from
Heller. Ky. where he spent the past
week.
James NJ McFall is visiting his
brother, Tilden p. Neral, of Jack
horn, Ky.
Mrs. Lily McFall visited relatives
near Dwale during the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
ATTACHES OF CHINESE
MISSION .ASSlASSfNA1A

Washington, Jan. II .~--NyAteriot5
murdered by an unknown asSailG
he director and secretary and an
tache of the Chinese eddcasion3I I'M
sion to the United States were OU
shot to death at the mission toni&
Information which led the poltc6
break into the building was furnish
by Hong Ii. a Chinese instructed.
ing across the street. Ia has since 81
appeared.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

BUNGALOW SITE-2O acres, 10 ti1Ia- ble, on state road, high elevation, 8 room house, barns, hen house, fine shade, fire place in house, pond for boating, trout stream Price $2,90O, cash S1,20O. Clark & Son, 1924 Main St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS

VILLA COUNTRY CLUB, Inc-Ital- ian and American restaurant. Danc- ing and singing every evening; also catering to banQuets, etc. Accom- modations for 300 people. All foods in season. Brooklawn Ave, near Suburban Ave. Phone Barnum 2657.
 'l9P17aII%
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

AVE, ,Beechwood Ave-, Hancock Ave. and Garden St; good 2family houses with improvements, S4,500; small payment down, bal ance easy terms Inquire Andrew Engstrand, 363 Ridgef1eld Ave. Bar mum 4959-2. R22dSF
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

CENTRAL-Brick block, corner Broad and Gilbert Sts.; all improvements. Chas. Berger, Alpine Hotel Bar mum 2527 or Barnum 3S61.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
TIMES ASSSIFIED WANTS 2sr SeTt vY9966s
 n " M Are
Fos
HOUSES FOR SALE

AVE.-Corner property, two family house, 10 rooms, improve ments, Stratford, one family house, new,3 rooms, all improvements, large grounds. Prince St., Remington Section, one family house, rooms, all improveents. Hancock avenue, family house, 2S rooms, all inn provements. S. Loewith & Co.,, lie Bank St. Tel. Barnum 99. Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
 '1qR1 3aII*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

two-family house, just over city line, Stratford, two blocks from Barnum Ave, large lot, all inn provements, s6,2Oo. Robbins & Op- pei, S3 Fairfield Ave. Tel. Barnum 25S5. '19L13aU~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
OPTICLAN

P. c. GILLETTE, the optician, is now located at 20 Post Office Arcade Eyeglasses of every description.
 '19Il2aIls
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

4, ,, rooms, all improvements, located Boston Ave. and adjoining streets at Old Mil Green, Iranistan Ave, near Seaside Park, and Grassmere Ave, Fairfield. Rent S21-S35. United States Hous- ing Corporation, Bridgeport Housing Go, agent. First Bridgeport Nation al Bank Bldg, Room S06. G4ass
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Wm. Van Wagoner

TIRES with reputa- ton and value, no seconds, dead stock or left-overs. Tire repairing, vulcanizing and retreading of the same high grade quality. Racine, Fisk, Hood, Kelly Springfield. 13s John St., near Bcoad St. Phone Barnum 6366. '19R6dS%
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

FOR SALE-One-family house, nine rooms, all improvements, residen- tial section. Colorado avenue, near North avenue. Price reasonable Apply Geo. T. Hathaway, 1O4 Meigs Bldg. D1Stf+
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
TO RENT

4. 5 rooms, heated, janitor service, located Fairfield Av., corner Brewster St; Connecticut Av corner Wilmot, s2S to s45. United States Housing Corporation, Bridge port Housing Go, agent, First Bridgeport National Bank Bldg, Room S06. G4aS*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SCALES
SCIENTIFIC READINGS

MRS. SCHREWE, scientific and inspi- rational readings; appointments;
 daily except Sundays; All Seavtew Ave. Phone Barnum S55 GSttp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11

FOR RENT-4 rooms. 2s5e ---irfield Ave. Inquire J. B. Carpenette Shoe Store. 1886 Main St. D10aIls FOUR rooms to rent; also furnished rooms for light housekee David Apstein, 373 StillInan St. real estate and rents. H7alis
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WS;ls!] ,z!;l!:!] MS.!S] .!!l:.!s!
o PULNOCI MESTO BUDE
VYSUSENO.

SO hostincu, jimz bylo po-
skytnuto jednodenni vycepni
pravo, bude uzavreno dnes o
pnl noci. Vetsina dotcenych pi-
vnic je okoll squaru, sest pfi-
pada stran6 zapadni, diva Bu-
ckeye Road a tri St. Clair Ave.
Ostatni hostinSti dnes neproda
vaji lihoviny neb kvasene ma
pole a dotcene nalevny jsoU
vSude uzamceny. Hostinsky Ed
Sullivan, jehoz lokal nachazi
Sc V elsie 1868 vych. &C. ulice
prodaval koralku vcera a BY
zaJcen policii. Stat ma V Gle
velandu dnes nekolik svych in.
|spektoru, kteTi dnesnl situac
Izde studujl a dalSl prohibicn
zarizeni chystaji.
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My!ss;s] rs 5! WS!S !,!!:S!:!
MRTVY NAJEDNOU ZIJE.

Quincy, Ill. - Charles c..
Brackley, jenz byl uz pred del
'si dobou prohlasen soudne "a
mrJveho, obdrzel dnes cd svych
|pribuznych cast z dedictvi, kite
,rym posledni will sve pama-
toval ma neho jeho stryc. Bra
ckley odesel odtud roku 1906
a zdrzoval Sc kdesi We Wyomin
gu. Pred nejakou dobou prisla
sem o mem zprava, z.e sc stal O
|beti nejake nest astne nahody.
Ponevadz pax on sam nedaval
o sobe slyseti, byla zprava ia
pfijata jako verohodna. Brack
ley byl proto hlasen u soudu ia
ko mrtvy a soud jej take "a
mrtveho po obvykle procedure
prohlasil. V techto dnech DO.
.iednou Sc sem vratil a tax do
40 k aktu obzivovacimu. Jeho
sestra, pi. Ella Coreyova z
Bronson, Mich, byla soudcem
predvolana "a ucelem jeho ztc
tozneni. Brackley sam ma v Il.
myslu vratiti Sc Ease do Wyo.
mingu, kde Sc mu libi nejlepe,
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POSTOVNf AEROPLAN SRiTIL Sc MA
CORLETTOVU FARMU.
VLADNf AVIATIK F. McCUSKER PRISEL o ZlVOT
A MNOHO ZASILEK DO CHICAGO URCENYCH
OHNEM BYLO ZNICENO.

nu pomoci. Mel hlubokou ranu
V lebce, sij porouchanou a pr
sa opalena. Znalci vZhledem k
tomu popaleni predpokladaji,
re motor We vysi eXplodoval a
plameny ohrozovaly letce, re
donucan byl k zemi Sc vrhnou-
ii.
Mezi tim, co nest astny avia-
tik odvazen byl do nemocnice,
pol. Hlavin "a pomoci nekoli-
ka prikvapivsich nasich kraja-
MI uhasil ohen V postovnlm
vaku zurici a rovn6z nektere
casti letadla byla dobrovolnymi
hasici zachranena.
Zachranene zasilky Zaveze-
ny zp6t ma letist6 do Wood
land Hills parku, odkudz dive
hodiny po vylicene katastrofe
ro1letel Sc k Chicago iiny po-
stovni, pilotem Bishopem rlze-
ny aeroplan, ktary pfistal stast
Inc V Chicago vcera po druhe
ihodin6 odpoledne.
Usmrceny aviatik Frank Nc
Cusker cital teprve % roxy g
takto pochazel z mesta New
York. V letectvi pusobil cd Is
let puvodne byl We sluzbacf
britickych nacez stal Sc vlad
MIN instruktorem aviatiky
ISoustati. Byl to letec velice cd
|vazny a zde u vzdusne posty
pusobil cd Is. kvetna. Vcer;
cht6l pfekonat rekord dOsava(
Ini rychlosti aeroplanem vzorl
De HaviIandova, kteryzto po
kus stal Sc mu osudnym.
Jina nehoda udala Sc vcer:
V poledne We Woodland Hill
parku, kde postovni aviatil
Fry cht6l pristati "a ukonce
neho latu Il Chicago do naseh
mesta. Ia pokusu snesti Sc
Zemi jeho aeroplan Sc prekoti
a dosti porouchal. V tomto pri
padu zasilky byly vSak Zacho
, lvany a rovnez letec Fry unik
vaznemu poraneni.
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WSSNWSS
USTAV PRO ALkOHOLIKY
ZUSTANE.

V budove els. 1920 Euclid
Ave. nachazi Sc Nealuv ustav,
kde leceni jsou piiaci re zvyku,
notoricti alkoholikove. Ackoliv
prohibice vejde V platnost III
ira, Nealuv ustav nebude zru-
sen a sprava jeho jest presved-
tena, ze i "a prohibice Nealo-
va instituce bude NIT pacientG-
alkoho,iku nadbytek. DR.. Neal
ma podobne nemocnice V Kan
sas, Massachusetts a V jinych
prohibicnich statech a vSude Sc
mu jeho nemocnice vyplaci. V
prohibicnich statech Pile Sc to-
tiz whiska tajn6 a tax bude
V Clevelandu. Proto NealGv L.
stav Ma Euclid Ave. NIUE We
sve lecbe vzdor nastavajici "a
povednosti pokracovat.
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UPENLIVA PROSBA K CLENKYNlM
SESTERSKE PODPORUJiCi
JEDNOTY.
.JEDNOTY.

=
Drahe sestry, obracime Sc k
vam, ke vsem clenkynim mile
nasi Sesterske Podporujicl Jed
noty S dpenlivou, vrouci pro-
sbou o posledni pomoc pro "a
chranu trpicich ditek We stare
vlasti. Bida jest v Cechach a
ma Morave mezi chudinou tax
!velika, ze jest az teskno nj
sdelovati, nebot' jak deti tax i
dospele osoby hynou skutecne
liz hladem.
Prosime vas jmenem nejvzne
senejsiho nabozenstvi lidskosti
o posledni pomoc v tomto nej
ihorsim okamziku naroda nase
no, abyste prinesly jeste jednu
obet' a uvolily Sc drahe sestry
ma 10centovy poplatek, aby'
chom spolecne jmenem Sester.
sk6 Podporujici Jednoty mohly
zaslati nejnutnejsi pomoc dra
hym detem do ceskych Vlastf
Neodtahujte pomocne ruky
!sve v dobe tax hrozne, vzdyt
name v Cechach tolik deti
ktere jsou jak hola ptacata v,
hozena z hnizda a lezici v bi
de bez pomoci. Srdce Sc zalen
svira mad touto hroznou bidol
malVch robatek protO my
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Nase ceska ctvrt Corlett sta
la sc vcera dopoledne svedkem
neobyceineho nest6sti. Postov-
nj aeroplan sritil Sc tam k ze-
mi a ridic, vladni aviatik Frank
McCuster prisel Ia neStestl to-
no O Zivot.
McCusker rozletel Sc z Wood
land Hills parku postovnim
svym aeroplanem druhu De
Havilandova 80 minut pc deva
te hodine vcera dopoledne. Do
Chicago mGl dopravit 200 Ii
ber postovnich zasilek nase-
no mesta nicmene jeho let br-
zy byl prerusen a polovina je-
no zasilek pfisla We Zkazu. So
iva dosahl totiz svym jedno-
ploSnikem Corlettu, cetni diva
ci povSimli 81, ze vetroplavcuv
motor naramne dyma a aviatik
re svGj stroj obracl, jakoby
k letisti We Woodland Hills
parku chtel Sc navratiti. Bylo
tax We vysi asi 400 stop V "a
peti ma to dotceny aeroplan jal
Sc klesati k zemi. We vySi asi
$50. stop aviatik uvolnil Sc cd
sveho sedadIa a vrhl Sc do hlu
biny. Jeho aeroplan letel je.
ste 200 yardu dale, nacez rov.
nez k zemi dopadl. Cesky po.
licista Frant Hlavin, 422s
vych. 131 ul. byl prvy ma mi
ste neStesti, tedy ma pozemku
Ed. Corletta ma Lee Road, meZ
Miles Ave. a Harvard Road
blize vych. $50 ul.
Kdyz k mistu onomu pfibehl
motor, hlubOkO V Zemi ZarytJ
hluCel dosud a V troskach aero
planove kostry zuril pozar. O
podal planouciho jednoploSnl
ku lezelo V navlhle zemi tell
umirajiciho aviatika.
Policista Hlavin alarmova
nejblizSl hasicskOu stanici :
muzstvo broadwayske policie
nacez McCusker odvezsn by
do nemocnice sv. Alexfse, KID
skonal drive, nez lekarf mohl
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PRO VOJENSkOU AkADE-
MIL WEST POINT.
Kongresnik Jan J. Babka usta-
novi diva ceske mladiky FL.
distriktu.
Kongresnik Jan J. Babka

Kongresnik Jan j. Babka
oznamuje, ze valecny depart
ment poveril jej jmenovati diva
cekance pro vojenskou akade-
mil We West Point. Musl to byt
mladi muzi We veku II az 22
roxy a musi byti absolventy ne
ktere vyssi mestske skoly While
dem k dotycnemu povereni kon
gresnik Babka sdeluje dnes
"Svetu", re by nejradeji vybral
k vojenske one vychove We
West Point nektere jinochy pu.
Ivodu Ceskoslovenskeho. Musi Q.
vsem bydlit V p. kongresnln
distriktu V Clevelandu mus
dotcenou zadost o pfistup dc
Ivojenske skoly adresovat naslt
dovne: Hon. John j. Babka
21st dist. Ohio, House of Re
presentatives, u. S., Washing
ton, d. c. Nasi jinosi, .imz b.
dustojnicka kariera Sc libila
necht' tedy obrati sc ma kongr
Babku V dobe nejkratsl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-26
CRADUACE MA VYSSlCH
SKOLACH.
Celia rada ceskych kandidatI
lekarstvi a pravnictvi.

Ma vysSich ucilistich V Cleve
landu a kolleiich V sousednich
mestech pfipadnou letoSni gra
duace pocatku cervna. Univar-
sitnich absolventu bude letos
pom6rn6 meme nez V letech
predchaZej Zejicich, pon6vadz sv6
tova Valka mnohehO akademi-
ka k armadni sluzb6 donutila.
Ia to vsak graduantek bude lie
tos daleko vice a Ceskych abb
solventu Jest rovnez rada znac
ma.
We Western Reserve univer-
site graduacni slavnosti pri-
padnou ma -. cervna. V kOl-
leii Adelbert ziskaji diplomy
PIP. Fred G.. Sup a Even Hoe
mig a V zenske kolleji Western
Reserve university budou gra-
duovat nasledujici divky puvo-
du ceskeho: Ruta l.. DvorakO-
va, Laura Hrabakova, Etelka
Jelinkova, f. Keiserova, Jirina
Musilova, Kat. Polakova, En-
ma Svecova. V lekafske skole
ma teze universite ziskaii diplo
my p. V. j. Houser a j. Voiti-
SEX, pravnicke skole PIP. ia
romir Neubauer, F. M. Novak,
M. Sebesta, Ladislav Turek, V
lekarnicke skole PIP. j. Kocour,
Vaclav Vevera 81. A. Koby-
lanska.
Ma vyssim ucilisti v Oberlin
ziskaji tituly bakalafstvi ume-
nj 81. Ruzena Dolezalova p.
F. j. Roubal naseho mesta a
p. Vaclav Lisy V oddeleni slo-
vanskych jazyku.
V Caseove technice budou
mlti graduacni slavnosti 20.
kvetna a ceskych studentn do
sahnou diplomy civilni inzenyr
p. R. Uher a dulni inzenyfi PIP.
L. Herold a Anton Kodet.
Ma clevelandske pravnicke
skole bude z Cechh graduo-
vat p. Vaclav Krejci.