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FUR PRICES SHOW
AN UPWARD TURN
Resumption Of Trade With
Germany Is Given as
One Cause.

Prices showed an upward trend at
the auction sale OF raw furs, which
opened yesterday in the salesrooms Of
the Metropolitan Fur Exchange, 10S and
10 West Twenty-fourth street. The
lifting OF the trade ban with Germany.
coupled with an active domestic demand.
are given as the principal reasons for the
upward movement
While 1t was originally intended to
close the sale to-day. 1t probably will
be continued Tomorrow, as It Is behind
schedule. The total offerings are valued
at Approximately S1,000,oe0.
Prices realised yesterday were as fol-
lows: Beaver. from $3.50 to 323.75, ad-
vanced Is per cent over June; skunk.
10 cents to $500. 10 per cent advance
American opossum, 8 cents to $1.75, 10
per cent. advance raccoon, 45 cents to
Sc, Is per cont advance: PataEonian
fox, so cents to 81, no change hit fox
40 cents to 81, no change: Australian,
fox, so cents TO $40, no change gray
fox. $3.50 to $4.70. no change: japanese
fox. $3.50 to $50. no change; South
rs cents to s42.5o. no change; wolf, 20
cents to $3.50, no change: fisher, $20.5C
to S117.50. 10 per cent advance: silver
fox. $40 to $3.50, 10 per cent advance
blue fox, $3.50 to SIPS. 10 per cent. ad.
vance cross fox. 81 to Ss1, 10 per cent
advance; Russian sable, s4.75 to Sis
| 30 per cant. advance; marten, 1926 tc
| 5000, 20 per cent. advance: seal. SIC
weasel. cents TO clio. 10 per cent
advance.
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CIothiers to standardi.e Terms.

At the semi-annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Association of Clothiers in the
Hotel Brevoort yesterday steps were
taken to standardize terms of sale in the
wholesale clothing trade. The whole
salers adopted a resolution favoring
terms OF ten days net, sixty days extra
from date of invoice, for suits. trousers
and overcoats; also the same terms. with
April l date. for summer clothing"
Further action will be taken at a joint
OF wholesalers and representa-
tives of the National Retail Clothing AS
ISOLATION. in the Brevoort to-day.
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SEVEN HELD AS ROBBERS.
Negroes Accused of Recent Rob
berries in Harlem.

Seven negroes. accused of being mem
bers OF an organized gang who have
been robbing collectors and insurance
agents in Harlem. were held for special
sessions or for further hearings by
MAGISTRATE McQuade, in the Washington
Heights court yesterday.
John C. Bennett, So West l39th street,
entered a plea OF guilty to robbery and
was held for special sessions In $4,000
bail. The same bail was fixed in the
case OF Edward Green. 240 West saith
street. held for the grand jury. Detec-
tives told the court that Max Packer.
1900 Eighth avenue, had identified the
prisoners as the two men who robbed
him in hallway at Lenox avenue and
l34th street q week ago.
Roy Rogers, William Junior. Aexan-
der Smith, Harry Hunter and Richard
Morris were all held In $4,000 bail each
for a hearing Wednesday.
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CORN PRICES BREAK
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Weakness Of Cash Situation
and Unfavorable Export
Adviccs Are Causes.
-
HITS DECEMBER HARDEST
Oats Declines After Strength
Early, and Provisions Are
Dull and Easy.
HITS DECEMBER HARDEST

Prices broke sharply yesterday in the
corn market. duo to unfavorablc advices
from exporters and n weak cash situa-
ton. Trading was active throughout the
day. Tho market was strong in the
morning, rising directly after the FIRST
call only TO break under general selling at
noon. Options declined from so to 6
cents, the December delivery experience
lag the greatest drop. The market may
no said truly to have reversed itself.
Tho trade bought early on tho assump-
tion that the lifting OF the embarg go
would show a great demand for Ameri-
can grains from the European countries,
particularly Central Europe, and sold
when exporters remarked that pres
ent prices and conditions would prevent
those countries buying here. Not only
high prices. but weakness of foreign ex-
change and advance In freight rates pre-
clude foreign buying. 1t IL declared that
a bushel TO deliver rye in Germany.
Thcreupon rye, q strong support of
the corn market, declined. Sentiment
throughout Europe is for lower prices.
The afternoon corn market was prac-
tically without support, crumblinS OF rye
prices coming with decline in hogs.
Weather and crop advices we're favor
able. Weather reports told Of scattered
rains In parts OF the belt and cooler
temperatures In some secuonA The
early rise was due to strength In rye and
barley and belief that foreign countries
would absorb all our surplus grain.
Sentiment was bullish at the outset only
TO, turn later. PROFIT taking was heavy
during the break. ..t,
Oats, after opening strong, weakened
following other grains. Buying was
l. ~ hA
belief that oats were cheap compared
with other grains. on further crop COM
plants and improved cash demand. The
weather map showed rains in the North
west whore most needed
Prices however. lost all their early
gains in the noon break. export talk
Affecting the market There was heavy
profit taking with commission house
selling. The demand became less active
Provisions were dull and easy. Selling
was checked by the rise in grains in the
morning. but became fairly active in the
afternoon Weakness in hogs was a
factor in the decline.
Local grain prices follow;
CoRN-rn the local cash market No. I:
yellow was quoted at SAIL; No. white at
iii7. cost and freight New York
...sdy: No. w iSfs quoted Of sic: No
white, SIC: No. white S6c.; No.
white, s5hc. all nominal. in elevator.
RYE-Market easyi No. Western.
f1.70k, cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market frm. Feeding. sl.ss
mating, s1.3s. cost and freight New York.
BUCKwHEAT-Market strong sound
milling. s3.s5 nominal cost and freight
New York.
HAY-Market easier. No. !, s1.s5 to 81:
No. ?. $3.50 to $3.50: No. J. $3.50 to $50;
shipping, $3.50.
sTRAw-Market dull No. rye. ,l4 a
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other countries are hoping to liquidate
a goodly percentage of their tremendous
Indebtedness through 1t.
Undoubtedly Canada has never at
tracted anything like the amount OF
tourist trade warranted by its remark
able beauties Past apathy on the part
OF Government and business bodies is
largely to blame for this. There is sat
isfaction in the knowledge. however. that
n decided awakening has come and that
energetic measures Will be adopted to
enlighten other countries as to the won,
derful sights that are here to be wilt
messed.
Canada has far too long pursued the
foolish policy OF hiding her light under
a bushel. This policy neither pays nor
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Yeomanette. to Go AuEu.t Z.

Orders have been received at the New
York Navy Yard directing the release OF
all yeomanettes by August Z. The order
affects girls who have been engaged in
the navy yard as clerks. typists, stenog-
rahers, telephone operators and file
clerks. Those who desire II viii be given
temporary civil service positions, to be
made permanent after examination later.
While this step means a slight reduction
in salary, many OF the girls will take It
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Greater Demand for Cotton shirts.

SILK shirts for men have run their
race as mark OF distinctivencss in
dress, according to some wholesalers and
manufacturers here. Time was when
they were paraded for an occasion de-
handing something out of the ordinary
reserved for Sunday. holiday and dress
up" wear.
But now they are in universal use
and have lost their exclusiveness, with
tho result. according 10 observers. that
discriminating men OF fashion are again
turning to the cotton madras garments.
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break In SILK Prices Unlikely.

Interests in the local wholesale broad
silk market look for no break In prices in
the near future.
According to a representative OF Cheney
Brothers yesterday, the raw SILK market
is firm. the supply of finished goods Is
inadequate TO meet the demand imposed
on manufacturers by buyers, and by the
same token the demand imposed on re-
tailers by their customers is far greater
than their stocks can meet.
Buyers are said to be endeavoring TO
cover their requirements for next spring,
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Attacks Dye Commission.

WAsHINGToN, July 14,-1Iearings on
the dye situation in this country were
reopened before the House Ways and
Means Committee to-day. with Repre-
sentative ]. Hampton Moore OF Penn
sylvania attacking the dye licensing
commission asked for by the dye men
as tending to create monopoly and
taking issue with statements that the
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, July l4.-New highs
were reached again in the cotton market
to-day. July sold up TO 95.50c and Octo-
Der to S5,1c. December touched 50
cents; The close: January. S4.S7c (;
March, 34S6c. July, 35.50c. October,
S5.0Sc. December, 1890. spot steady ;
middling, 34.25c.
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weaving Yarns in Demand.

New BEDFORD, Mass, July 14.-The
yarn market continues strong, with
good demand for weaving yarns. Fred
erick u. Macy & Co. report that owing
tc the well sold up condition OF the cloth
mills and their ability to operate more
looms than usual they do not have any
surplus yarns to sell, and In consequence
Il is hard TO get some numbers OF
combed yarns in this market
The sun., 1919-07-15
New Post for Justin Henderson.

Justin Henderson has resigned as
manager of the investigation and prose-
cution department OF the National As
ISOLATION OF Credit Men 10 20 with the
National City Company.
c. ID. West has succeeded him.
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss
l:OO-l5 w. 5sth St; Martin
7:2o-l47 E. Sath st; Soren Ian
7:5O-ll?S Z. ESD St. James
s:s5-5I 9Th av: e. j. sully 49,. TririnE
l0:Ab-los e. le4th St: Horton Ice
p. NJ
/ :45-17o4 Sd av.; automobile; w.
SllNtFlon Irlnng
4:l6--23O W, 18th ST.; HI! Button
8 :oo-S06 Z. a2d st.: r. MaEier. y. Trinng
6:45-2loi9 South st; automobile;
+. Camperlongo.....,... Unknown
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Ordnance SILK Bid. Rejected.

Because they were considered too low,
all bids for the 10000 yards of So
called army ordnance silk offered for sale
by the Government have been rejected, ac-
cording to an announcement made yes
terday at the local district ordnance Of
fee.
The material may be offered later at
private sale
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suit Designer. Seek Increase.

Designers affiliated with the United
Cloak and Suit Designers Mutual Aid
Association are preparing TO present an
ultmatum to the Cloak, Suit ana skirt
Manufacturers Association in this city
calling for an increase in wages of 40
Der cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CANADA THE BEAUTIFUL"
encouragement of Tourist Trade
Governments Policy.

Under the we'll chosen heading. Can
ada the Beautiful" the Montreal Star
aptly says;
"Businesslike and commendable efforts
are being put forth both by the Govern
ment and transportation companies to
increase Canada's tourist trade.
THE colossal commercial value Of
trade Of this kind can be surmised when
II is stated that France. Belgium and
The sun., 1919-07-15

WAsHINGroN, July 14.--Announcemen
WAS made to-day by the War Trade
Board that individual licenses for the
importation of tin ore and tin concen-
trates would not be necessary after to-
day.
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wins respect. II is enthusiasm and ef-
fort which spread country's glories.
THE land OF the maple leaf stretches
its tremendous length from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific, and dotting this enormous
area are rivers, lakes. mountains, for
ests. &C. so numerous and sublimely inn
posing as 10 be truly awe-inspiring."
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Dispose of Texas Wool.

LUBBOCK, Tex, July 1.-THE South
Plains Sheep and Wool Growers AS
sociation has sold It's accumulation OF
wool, amounting to nearly 100000
pounds. to Eastern buyers for prices
ranging from SO to 60 cents pound.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton quiet, with sales of 1900 bales
including 1000 American. Imports q, 90. Amer.
lean q. 0o. Futures opened steady. ut 81 to
81 points advance. Closed steady at So TO sS
points advance. July clb0: October. cf.2s
January, 2os: March co.'s. Manchester
Yarns hardening cloths good demand
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directors Of the Chemical Foundations,
Inc, we're disinterested In their efforts
to foster the American dye industry.
The sun., 1919-07-15
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. O. and city
Hail stations at 30 i. NJ. daily.
Hawaii via San Francsco). July II, 81.
LurlIne.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China (via'
San Francisco, July Is SIS. Santa Cruz. /
Japan. Corea and China especially addressed
only, via seattle. July IS. SIS. Canada Maru ,
Japan, Corea and China Especially addressed
only, via San Francisco. July 10, SIS. Persia
Maru.
Japan Cores. China Siam. Cochin China.
Netherlands East Indies and Philippirs
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria, b. O.,
July IL. s., Empress OF Japan.
China via Seattlel, July -. SIS Justin.
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China, Siam, Cochin
China Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands via San Franc scol. July q, Sc. Vena-
Zuela.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia ovia San Francisco, July ~ SIS. TofuA.
HAWAII wa san Francisco. July "a. Sc.
Japan Corea, China except Shanghai csy),
siam. Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies Cua Seattlc). July 20. SIS. Mexico
Maru
Hawaii and Guam Csia san Francisco. July
30. SIS sherman
FIJI Islands New Zealand and Australia
WA Vancouver aud Victoria Is c., August
,, SIS. Mahura.
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ARRIvAIs-MoNDAY, JULY IL

Sc PrinE friedrich wilhelm, Brest, July Z
Sc Minnekahda, London. July 1
IS Ulus, Brest, July 8 ,.,.,-f
SIS Housatonic, bordeaux, July I. ~
SIS Lake Silver. Cardiff June n.
IS Siamese Prince, Hull, June 2e4
IS Walton Hall, London, June 90.
IS FedericiA Gibraltar. June q. Al
IS Gen. H. y. Hodges, Cristobal, july e %
Be MORO Castle. Havana, July 10.
IS Brazoe San Juan, July .. ri,i
SIS Lake Jessup, Caibarien, July 8.
SIS Lake Kytte. Antilla July 8.
IS Lake Monroe, MatanEas, July ..
ss El sud, Galveston, July Q.
IS Hamilton, Norfolk, July H.
IS Lake Frisr. Boston, July IL.
Sc Erik H.. Philadelphia, July II
SIS jamestown, Norfolk, July II.
SIS Admiralen. Philadelphia, July n. ~
IS Carmania, Liverpool, July s. -,
Ss Servian Prince, Hull. June n
Ss Mundale. Rosario, juno Is. II
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS Aquitania, from Brest. Z.
SIS Rotterdam. from Brest.
SIS Canoga, from Cardiff.
IS Fresno. from Cardiff.
IS Frankmere, from Cardiff.
IS Clare, from Monteyideo.
IS Royal George, from Liverpool.
IS Western Belle, from Shields.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


United States Coast. and Geodetic survey-
Standard Time.
sun rises..,,,.5:37 M sun sets. ....s:n -
Moon riscs......o:b Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 100 A NJ Gov. Island. 1913 A -
He'll Gate. :01 A M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .4:o5 A M Gov. Island. .t:n A ~
Hell Gate. 80 100 A N
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Nieuw Amsterdam, at Rotterdam
Sc Csnopic. at Gibraltar.
Be Calabria, at Gibraltar.
SIS Seryian Prince, at Santos
SIS Christian Michelsen, at Rio.
ss Sohtedyk, At Port Natal.
IS Cabegon, at Buenos AyresL
Sc Putria, At Gibraltar
The sun., 1919-07-15
Business Troubles.
Schedule In Bankruptcy.

Schedule In Bankruptcy.
rAYETTE A. STUPPLEBEEN-Sched
of Fayette A. Stupplebeen, a merchant OF
Hudson, N. Y. LII uJlites. t10.4I6 assets,
$3.50. Claims: bNtmers National Bank,
t1.625; Theodore Spanburgh. tl4o. and
Clarence Kirby, S1To. Chancellor Il
Hanover, Hudson. N. T., are the at
torneys.
Petition In Bankruptcy.
GERSON LIPFELD-Voluntary petition by
Gerson Lipfeld, salesman, 6O1 West l49th
street Liabilities, t704; no assets.
Abram I4pfeid, 40S Manhattan avenue.
Is the attorney.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were nled yes
terday, July IL; the hrst name 10 that OF
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POLICAJTI CHRANf Sc
BRYLEMI.

Youngstown, Ohio. 10. list
Pred ocelarnami stale dnes
ma strait n6kolik policaitu a
serifovych pomocniku, kteri
vsichni ma ocich NELL bryle, ia
ke nosl automobiliste. Byla to
ochrana pred opakovanim to-
no, co Sc stalo vcera, kdyz by-
Ii strazcove zakona napadeni
zastupem zen, kter6 Jim hrste
papriky hazely do oci. Asi diva
tucty zen byly vsazeny do We
zeni a urtena Jim zaruka cd
$500 do $1,000. Nektere il Sc
hnaly, ale jinym to nebylo MOI
no. Jsou dosud V zalari. ackoli
jejich manzele priSli k soudu
a privedli sebou male d6ti.
ktere jsou bez matek.
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SOUDNI BOZ PROTI PROHI
BICI.

Louisville, Kentucky, 10. Ii.
stopadu. = Soudce Evans cd
spolkoveho distriktniho soudu
oznamil, re dne II. listopadu
bude vyslychati argumenty
stran proti valetne prohibici a
zakonu Volsteadovu o iejim
Vynucovani. Datum toto sta
novil, kdyz u n6ho podali pray
nici William M. Bullitt z
Louisvilel Levi Mayer z Chi
caga zalobu jmenem koraleG-
nickych firem z Louisville
Wright and Taylor a Brown
and Foreman Destilling Co.
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ZAVRAZDIL MANZELKU A
DfTE.

Bedford, Ind. 10. listopadu
John B. Blair, 25 let starry, ie
hledan serifem ma obvinenf. ze
zavrazdil svou 17letou zenu a
zapalil pax domek, V nemz u
hofelo 6meslcni dlte, ably "a
kryl zlocin. Nalez zuhelnate-
lie lebky, prorazene sekerou,
vedl k obzalobe z vrazdy. Russ
Byers, nocnf hlidac V kamen-
mem lomu sest mil ma sever cd
sud, spatfil don1ek Blairuv V
plamenech. Kdyz spaleniste w
chladlo, tela zeny ditete by
la nalezena. Blair zmizel. Pri-
jel sem asi pred rokem T. Mum
fordsville, KY.
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hla byti vydana bez souhlasu
desiti jinych statu, kterych
Jest zadano 0 referendni vol
bu. Tyto staty jsou roynez "a
fazeny mezi ty, jejichz legi-
slatury dodatek schvalily a
proto Jest vydanf move prokla
mace y nyn6jsi dobe nemozne.
Celkem schvalilo dodatek As
statu, ale Ohiem zada jich
II referendum, take zbyva
pouze "a, ktere jsou spokoje-
ny a to neni dostatek k zave-
'deni Ustavni prohibice. Bylo
by tudiz nutno vyckati ma o.
mech deset statu a 2 tech bude
Maine hlasovati referendni
|volbou o prohibicnim dodatku
" zafi pristine roku a v listo-
|padu tehoz roku budou o tom
hlasoVati staty California, Co
dorado New Mexiko, Oklaho-
ma, Arkansas, Missouri, Nebra
ska, Michigan a Washington a
Jest NONE, re take V Nevad6
tude rozadovana referendni
volba. Ia takovych okolnosti
nemohl by byt prohibicni do
datek prohlasen "a prijaty
pred listopadem pfistiho roku
a ponevadz proklamace musi
byt vydana ma rok ku predu,
mohla by prohibice vejfti V
nlatnost az nekdy V listopadu
roku 1921. Ze o v$cch techto
CtaZkach budou jeS'e rozhodo-
vati soudy, jest ner ochybne a
vrchni soud Spojenych Statu
bude teto veci mili posledni
slovo. Jeste vcerejsiho dne ne
byl vysledek uplne znam, ale
zda Sc byti jist6, ze ustavni
dodatek byl porazen v6tsinou
n6kolika set hlasu. Jest dokon
&c tvrzeno, re vet5,na obnasi
pouze 19 hlasu, avSak zastup-
ci mokrych dokazu.'. ze pfi
scitani hlasu V Columbus Sc
stal omyl a bylo napotitano
proti dodatku 5000 hlasd mi
sto 5000 a presny vysledek
hlasovani bude tudiz upln6
znam az po uredntm scitani.
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TOLEDO BE- TRAKCNf
DOPRAVY.

Mesto Toledo, O jest be2
tracni dopravy jiz tfeti den a
poulicni kary nahrazovany
jsou poscupne auto-busy Il il.
nych NEST ma rychlo do Toleda
zasilanymi. Tamn6jSf spolec-
most poulicnich drah nechce do
pravovat "a pet centu osobu a
proto musela sye kary Z mesta
vystehoyati. Toledo pokusi Sc
vyjednavat s jinymi trakGnimi
korporacemi obnoveni pou-
licni dopravy. Sara spoleCnost
zadala sest centu jfzdneho a
Toledo hleda korporaci, ktera
by Sc spokoiila jizdnym petit
centovym.
IWSFl [ftl IWSSl
LISTARNA.
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400 kAR UHLf.

Maloobchodnici uhlim obdl
zeli We dvou dnech 400 zelez.
nicnich nakladG dotceneho pa
Iva a dostatecn6 zasoby mex
keho uhlf jsou tez posilany
nasim verejnym ustavnm. Pal
vovy komisaf Griggs ridi pri-
voz uhli do Clevelandu cd pro
puknuti stavky havirske a po-
dotyka, re cd prohlaseni strai
ku V ohajskych dolech nebylo
zadne uhli kopano. Sem dova-
zene zasoby jsou starSiho ra-
Zu
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SOkOLSkA VYPRAVA Sill
BUJE ZDAR.
Prihlasek a zajmu o vec den-
ne pribyva.

Ze zprav z Czech do Cleve-
landu doslych vysvita, re pri-
sti sokolsky slet bude neco Wy
znacnejslho nez byly slety
predchazejici. V Cechach ma
slet vsude Sc jiz pripravuji a
rovnez V ceskoslovenske ar
made cvici Sc dnes ma miste
starych vojenskych cvikG sleto
va prostna.
X rdznym dotazGm, docha-
zejicim jednatele S. O.. p. T.
VonaSka, ma jeho prani sdelu-
Jeme vsem tenn, kdoz mali V L.
myslu vypravy Sc s1castnit,
nasledujici: Vyprava vyjede V
prvni polovici cervna 1920. So
kolska Obec bere 81 ma starost
pouze cestu do Prahy. Tam bu
de pax otevfena kancelar k OBJ
sluZe ucastniku k obstarani
zpatecnl cesty tenn, kdoz 81
budou pratt. Tenn, kdoz prihla-
81 Sc pred uzavrenim smlouvy
s preplavni spolecnosti, bude
poskytnut vyber mist. Cd po-
ctu zarucenych prihlasek moz-
no ocekavati i vyhody. Ia dit
ky cd l do II rokH plati Sc po-
lovina. Neni dosud znamo. kite
rou lodi sc pojede. Cestujici
muze sebou vezti bezplatne
$50 liber zavazadel. Neni moz
no fici, kolik bude stati costa z
prlstavu evropskeho do Prahy,
ale nyni stoji kol $40. Sdcast-
nit Sc muze kazdy, kdo Sc mG
re prokazat clenstvim Sokola
neb clenstvim Ceskeho Narod
nlho Sdruzeni neb Slovenske
Llgy, k oslav6 vitezstvi nemo-
mohou jeti Sc Sokoly ii, kdo nj
elm neprispeli. Kdyby vyprava
Sc neuskutecnila, zavdavek buI
de vracen po odrazeni nepatr-
ne castky stejne ma kazdeho
rozvrzene k hrazeni vyloh,
spojenych pripravnymi pra-
cemi. Ably Vydanl nebylo WV
sovano, nebyla dosud otevrena
uradovna stala. Zavdavky u-|
kiadany jsou ma Adams State
banku. Jakmile smlouva pre-
plavni spolecnosti bude uza-I
vfena Zavdavek bude pouzel
prenosny. Neopomente prilozitl
znamku ma odpoved. Prihlas-I
ky bud'tez adresovany: T. Vo-I
nasek, 1647 SO. ST. Louis Ave. /
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PSI PECENE.
R. Salek.

4
Poruclk Malek uz diva dni
stune. - Lezi We stanu a vzdy
cha. Phi tom kouTi a Pile. Ku-
bat uz byl trikrat We Follin6
pro slivovici. Kubat je pre-
sweden, re panovi ami zle ne
| nj, re gpise stun6 k vali tie Sill
vovici. Ia kofalka stoji "a to I!
Kdykoli Malek Kubata spa
tfi, krouti ocima a heka: "Eh.
Wy jste mi DALI - Jakoby
Kubat "a 10 mohl!
Pfedevclrem veGer vratil Sc
Malek hladov fronty ohli-
zei sc po veceii. Kubata We
stanu nebylo, ale V rohu stal
ma slame pfikryty Salek. Pan
do neho nahledl a spatril tu
sluSny kousek peGen6. Ten
mGj nicema uz Ease n6kde hra
Je V karty" vztekal Sc poruGik.
"Abych 81 to sam ohrivalw =
Vylezl ven re stanu a postavil
nadobu ma ohen, ktery tn vzdy
pres noe horel. "Kuchar je To-
tr", pokracoval Malek S mo-
nologem, "mohl k tomu uvariti
bramborovy salat nebo aspon
kompot." Zatim uz Sc 2 pece-
ne kourilo. Porucik 81 ukrojil
chl6b jal Sc vecereti.
kdyz dojldal, primal Sc z
menaze Kubat. Nesl V salku te
leci peceni a ma "deklu" BRAN
borovy salat.
"Co 10 nesete?' vital no Ma
lex.
mo, nesu, co bych nes,' We
cefi Jim nesu," stavel pred n6j
Kubat nadobu.
"A coz tady V tom nebyla
vecere?' ukaZal Malek ma Sa-
lex ohryzanou kosti.
"Co by nebyla, rekl Kubat,
"Byla, ale moje."
"Vy mate ted od kuchyne
k veceri peCen6?" zvidal jedo
vat6 poruGik.
ALE to nebylo cd kuchyn6",
odpOv6d6l nedbale Kubat.
"Tak 'dyz to museji vedit, |
teda Jim to povim", urazene
pocal Kubat. "Cernohorsky Sc !
Skalou 81 pekli psa a dali mi
kousek ="
Malek zblednul, vstal od-
PHIL Sc "a stan do poll. Pri-
sci az pnl noci a Cd te chvile
je mu zle. Ale Kubat by pTisa-
hal, re jen pro tu slivovici Sc |
mu V nemoci zalibilo. Vzdyt'
ia pfedvcerejsi porce nebyla
ami .ze p3a. Byl to Teleci hrbi-
tex dustojnicke menaze. Kuba-
tovi no podstrcil kuchaf, jeho
krajan. Ale Kubat Isl da ba-
cha', ably Sc panovi zpovfdal
a "a dobrotu jeste krajana