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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
Annual Recital
Creditable Event

The seventh annual recital in
which Elizabeth VIII Goodman again
presented her class of piano students
occurred at the Congregational
church last Thursday evening. A
we'll filled house encored each of the
performers and the church was pret-
tily decorated and an abundance OF
flowers showed appreciation of the
friends of the pupils.
The various four hand numbers by
Dorothy Wilgus. Hannah Gartner,
Paul Culbertson and their teacher
were perfectly played. The piano
numbers by Dorothy June Sherard,
Altadena Spencer, Francis Philpott,
Sarah lie Masters, Margaret lie Mas
ters and Bernice Kincaid showed
careful training and pleased the
audience since the performers were
SO young.
The next twelve numbers present
ed the Story of Princess Alice In
music, characteristic Of each mood
was musically given by Janet viii
son, Leonard Swenson, Ermina Sci
by. veryl Burnett, Ruth Hobart, Dor
ris Montgomery, Iowa Buchanan
Floy Walters, Albert Cotter. Mil
dred Gyger and Wilma Gyger.
Dvorak's Humoreske song will
Guylda Selby at the piano and Err
nina Selby, voice, was pleasinsly
given. Schumann's Happy Farmer
and the Mil Wheel were ably rem
dered by Foss Kramer Ellmen
reinch's Spinning Song was correct
ly played by Albert Cotter. The four
hand number by Alice Doran an(
Floy Walters was splendidly render
ed. The song by Francis Philpott
with Bvon Philpott at the piano
found hearty applause. The duet
Humoreske by Wilma Gyger and
Mildred Gyger showed careful study
by the two sisters. The ever favor
ite Melody of Love by Englemann.
played by Ruth Holley showed good
and style. The Bar
chette-Nevin by Helen Sanford was
omitted on account of illness. The
universal favorite. Meditation, by
Venetta Burns brought forth lover
of music with sweet expression and
a musical touch. Aloha by Foss
Kramer brought forth q youthful ac-
companist. Liebich's Musical Box
was well interpreted by youthful
Clara VIII and gave an exact repro
drction of the clear, tinkling sounds
of the pleasing music box. Liszt's
Rhapsody true toI
style and form and PLAYED by Etha
Abbott and Alice Slingerland The
Idyl by Clara VIII, Venetta Burns
md Aletha Gray was much comment
cd on. Rubenstein's Melody in Fl
and Matlies Non e. Yer by Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodman with cornet and piano
to a close a much enjoyed
md well rendered recital.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
Airplanes Land In Ashland
On Way South From Portland

Pretty much the whole or Jackson
county and the Rogue River valley
congregated In Ashland Sunday after
noon, when tidings reached here that
the airplanes recently presenting the
flying circus at the Rose Festival in
Portland would stop on their return
south and give an exhibit here A
telegram reached here Saturday
might that the planes would land
somewhere about 4 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, and accordingly at an
early hour automobile loads of peo-
pie made their way across Bear creek
to the landing field chosen by the
l!eutenants who visited this city sew
eral weeks ago.
Between 500 and 900 cars were
parked in the road and in the fields
during the afternoon, while many
pedestrians made the trip over to the
landing ground in order to be pres
ent when the flyers would arrive.
The latter failed to appear at the
time scheduled, but the sightseers
waited patiently in the hope of see
ing these interesting visitants. A
later message from down the road
stated that on account of bad wealth
er north of here the planes had been
detained and would not arrive un-
Ill Z o'clock.
Close to that time four of the afr
planes appeared over the horizon at
the north and gradually grew from a
tiny speck to the wide-winged ships
of the air that circled overhead, and
performed all the hair-raising stunts
credited to them before settling in q
graceful sweep to the ground. These
aircraft we're piloted by Lieutenant
Colonel Henry l.. Watson, command
ing officer of the fleet, First Lieu
tenant James S. Krull, First Lieu
tenant Earl e. Neubig, and Second
Lieutenant Charles w. Schwartz.
Accompanying the air visitors
were Governor Ben w. Olcott and
Milton r. Klepper, president of the
Aero Club of Oregon. The former
had accompanied the flying circus
on their way TO Portland, and evil
Edently liked the aerial mode of trav--
el so we'll that he returned with
them, and was persuaded to make
the entire journey thru to Mather
Field. Sacramento. These men were
the only passengers the aircraft had
aboard.
Owing to the latenesS Of the hour-
the airplanes spent the night on the
landing field here, as the evening
settled In extremely cloudy, makinG
the journey over the mountains q
hazardous one. Six members Of the
National Guard. accompanied by
Lieutenant w. NJ. Briggs and Ser"
geant S, B. McNair, spent the night
in the field guarding the planes,
while the pilots and visitors were
granted nights rest.
The planes remained here until
noon waiting for the clouds to lift
before proceeding on their journey.
The heavens having cleared at that
hour the huge birds took wing and
sailed over the mountains on their
way to their home In California.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
Children TO Greet
Mime Schumann- n-Heink

Parents, send your children be-
tween the ages of and 16 inclusive
to the Chautauqua building Wednes-
day morning at o'clock sharp, to
form in body to greet Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink as she arrives at the
Austin Hotel. Children are request
ed to bring roses The committee
wishes at least 500 children to be
present.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17

the governments of the United States
and Mexico regarding the movement
of troops across the border at q
Paso. Secretary Baker said today.
The sole purpose, he said, was pro-
lection of the American side Of the
border and there is a distinct under
standing between the governments
for such action.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
Indian War Dance
Roundup Feature

F. W. Herrin leaves for the In
dian reservation Wednesday to pow
WOW with the Big Chief and close up
the program for the War Dance.
This war dance will be the opening
feature of the Roundup show at the
grounds July Srd. at 2 p. m. Then
a performance will be put on in the
park just preceding fireworks on
evenings of the 4th and 5th.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
BANDS ARE SECURED
b FOR CELEBRATION

Contracts have been closed with
Ashland and Medford bands for
July 3, and 8. Both these bands
are much better than ever before
and rare concerts are promised
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
Program Issued For 18th
Annual S. 0. Chautauqua

Following is the preliminary an
nouncement Of the program for Ash
land Chautauqua Assembly, July 49,
25, 1919
Opening Day, Friday July IS.
Great picnic gathering. All organi-
cations and societies Of Rogue Riv-
er Valley. Address in the park dur
ing the forenoon. Afternoon, Musi4
cal Fun program McDonough- Eagle
ston Co. Address by DR.. Joseph
Clare Of Petrograd and London,
THE Riddle of the Russian Revolu-
tion."
Evening-Great Song Service con-
Quoted by Walter Jenkins. the great
song leader of Portland. Address by
REV. BILLY SUNDAY.
Saturday, July 10
Morning-Lectures In class room,
Girls Conference, Junior Chautau-
qua.
: Afternoon-Prelude, Fillion Con-
cert Party. Lecture, Worlds in the
Making" DR.. A. D. Carpenter.
Evening g-PIelude, Fillion Con-
cert Party. Lecture. And Now
What?" Edward F. Trelf.
Sunday, July 20.
Morning-Great Song Service, led
by Walter Jenkins. Sermon. speak
er to be announced.
Afternoon-Prelude, Camp Lewis
Military Quartet. InspiratiQnal Lee
ture. "The Advantage Of a Handi-
cap" DR.. Elliott F. Boyl.
Evening Concert Prelude. Lew
Is Military Quartet. Dramatic Read
ing, Turn to the Right" Edwin NJ
Whitney.
Monday, July Fl
Morning - Lecture, Madame
France" Miss r. Louise Fitch.
Glasses. Lectures.
Afrernoon-Pnelude. Recital Ar
lists. Entertainment, Elsie Mae
Gordon.
Evening-Musicale Mary Adel
Hays, coloratura soprano, assisted by
recital artists. Lecture Extraordi-
nary. Our Nation, It's Problems and
Progress" IDA TARBELL.
Tuesday. July %
Afternoon-WILLIAM ]. BRYAN.
Evening-Grand Concert. by Ci-
mera's Czecho-Slovak Band and
Madame Cafarefli in Bohemian
Folk-songs.
Wednesday, July 23
AfteMoon-Prelude, The Reg
niers. Lecture, Misunderstood
Mexico" w. l., Mellinger.
Evening-The Regniers. Lecture,
1.-TWO Years in He'll and Back with
a Smile" Private Peat.
Thursday, July ~
Afternoon - Pageant. Uncle
Sans Experiment, by Junior Chau-
tauqua.
Evening Illustrated Lecture,
"Closing Days Of the War; by Hen
ry Warren Poor.
Season tickets will be $500 for
adults, $3.50 for children. Chau-
tauqua headquarters will be opened
at once and information may be OBJ
tanned from j. H. Fuller. President
and Manager, and F. ]. Shinn, Sec
retary. .,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17

Ten and twenty pound boxes Of
cherries for eastern shipment. See
" V. Hawley or phone As. S9-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17

Ashland Trading Co. under new
management. 5ztl
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17
U. S. Troops Cross
Mexican Border

Ell PASO, Tex, June 16.-A re-
port was received at military head
quarters at 1920 a. m. today that
fighting was lin progress between
United States cavalry under COM
mand of Colonel S. r. II, Tompkins
and Villa detachment in the vicin-
ity of San Lorenzo, opposite Yaleta,
Texas, IL miles east of Ell Paso. Ar
tillery fire against the Villa rebel
forces southeast of Juarez was open
ed at 1895 a. m. today with the
second battalion of the S2nd field
artillery firing shrapnel bursts which
could be seen plainly from the river.
The artillery fire was six miles from
Juarez in the vicinity of the cavalry
fighting near San Lorenzo.
JUAREZ, Mex, June 16.-United
States infantry troops started with
drawing from Juarez to Ell Paso at
g10:30 q, m. today in obedience to
orders by Major General De Rosey
c. Cabell, commander of the south
ern department, who arrived from
San Antonio early today and crossed
the international bridge for a con-
ference with General Francisco Con
zales. supreme commander of the
Juarez troops.
WASHINGTON, June 16-There
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17

WASHINGTON, June 16-Thert
can be no misunderstanding between
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-06-17

Ashland Trading Co. will be pleas
I'd to quote you prices on seasonablc
groceries. 32tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28
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KRAJAN EMIL MARES JEST
HLEDAN PRfBUZNYMI.

Ing. Josef Mares, Praha IT,,
Lipova ul. II a panf Katerina
Maresova, vyminkarka v Ko-
neprusfch {. 10. PIP. Beroun,
hledaji sveho pTibuzneho Emil
la Marese, jehoz posledni adre
sa byla 5O07 Louisa Ct., Cleve-
Ind. O.
Veskere zpravy O mem vypro
suji 81 ma vyse uvedene adresy''
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LISTARNA.
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STRELBA v ROCKY RIVER
KLUBOVNE.

V kotvisti yachtoveho klubu
v Rocky River postrelen byl
smrtelne G.. Hirschning cd fir
my NJ. A. Hanna & Co., mali
tel yachty Owl vseobecne
znamy bohaty sportovnik. Byl
smrtelne zranen hlfdacem klu-
bovnim J. Reyem, nimz do
stal Sc v hadku k Will kteremus
opilci z teze klubovny. Hlidac
Ray zadal Hirschinga, ably mu
pomohl zpiteho klubistu nalo-
zit do auta a dopravit do Gle
velandu. Hirsching ma Reyovu
zadost odpovedel odmitave a
zapas ma peste mezi obema ma
sledoval. Hirsching byl v zapa
su obratnejsi a hlidaci zasadil
dive tax prudke rany, ze svalil
Sc ma pazit, lee Timed revolver
svGj tasil a Hirschinga strelil
do prsou. Hlidac by zatcen a
raneny lezi v Lakewood nemoc
nici. A ponevadz kule nebyla
mu dosud z rany vynata, vnitr
nj zakrvaceni bude nasledo-
vat.
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JESTE MUzETE

koupit slime platene rukavice
po 9%c par; velke modre ka-
pesniky po lie kus; cerne sa-
tynove kosile po $1.38; pevne
ponozky po 12Hac par. Zenske
ryhovne spodni kosile po 15c
kus; dobre bavlnene puncochy
po 171ac par; perkalove a So
tysove zastery rukavy cd
$1.19 do $1.48 a sta jinych ia
kovych laci kazdy den v striz
Mich obchodech "u KoudelI",
v els. ABS Broadway a v els.
4288 Warner Rd.
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STfzNOST OPERATOREK.

Radni vybor pro telefonickou
sluzbu obdrzel dnes protest
cetnych operatorek, stezuji-
cich 81 ma spolecnosti, ze nekte-
rym stavkujicim praci neposky
tly, ackoliv die arbitrace vSem
telefonistkam mela byti pGvod
nj mista navracena. Spolecno-
sti Sc vymlouvaji, ze v nekoli-
ka dnech poskytnou zamestna
nj vsem operatorkam, vyjfma-
je tenn, ktere "a stavky dopu-
Silly Sc poulicnich vytrznosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28
VYSETROVANf DRAHOTY
POTRAVIN.

Nekoilk statnich potravnich
inspektorI prijelo sem dnes z
Columbus, ably vysetrili pome-
ry v mistnich chladirnach a
trznicich, kde pry jsou potra-
why zadrzovany, aby ceny
tychz nechaly Sc zvysit. Mnoho
potravin v mistnich chladir-
mach prichazi pry k Will speku
!acim nekterych obchodnfkd
We zmar, cimz ceny tychz jsou
dodatecne zvysovany. Inspek-
tori vysetri tez RUNE machina
ce clevelandskych komisionarG
kdezto okresni zalobce Doerf-
ler opatTil 81 pry jiz data, do
svedcujici, re zdrazovani cle-
velandskych zivotnfch potreb
ie uncle ma poskozovani kon
sumentG vypocitane. Doerfler
pojede Ultra do Columbus, kde
svou statistiku zvlastnf vysetru
jicf komisi predlozi. Vysetfo-
vanim pricin neprirozene dra-
hoty potravin bude Sc zabyvat
SO zastupcG okresI v Ohio a v
kazdem okresu jeste zvlastni
velkoporoty podniknou vysetro
vani dodatecna, kterazto vySe-
tfovani zdrazovani zivotnich
nutnosti rozsiri Sc posleze v ce
lych Spoi. Statech. Dnes jest
ku pfikladu dokazano, ze zivo
byti " Clevelandu je mnohem
drazsi nez v Chicagu neb Min
neapollis. Guv. Cox naffdil uni
meme vysetrovani v Ohio a ne
nj pochyby. re levnejsi ceny
potravin budou dotcenym vyse
tfovanim vynuceny a nekteri
nesvedomiti obchodnici re po-
hnani budou pred soud pro o.
kradani svych spolubliznich.
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STAVKA MA DRAZE v NEW
BURCU.

Pet set topicG a strojvedou-
cich, zamestnanych ma draze
Newburg a South Shore, zane
chalo prace a pozaduif vyssi
mzdy. Ponevadz draha ia ma
lezf newburgskym ocelarnam,
dnes v dotcenych zavodech
cinnost bude omezena, pone-
vadz dratovny, hute a jine po-
dobne zavody American Steel
and Wire Co. brzy vycerpaji
svdj material a zvlaste palivo,
cimz asi 1000 dalsich delnik6
pfiSlo by docasne o praci. Jsou
to predevsim broadwayske dra
tovny. Emma tavfrny, Cuyaho
ga zelzarny a ocelarny ma Har
ward Ave. Zeleznicni stavkari
maii svdj hlavni stan v Hillo-
We sini ma Broadway, blize Mi
les Ave-, topici zadah $3.50
denne strojvedouci $3.50 "a
nocnf osmihodinovou praci.
Vcera po cely den vsechna do
prava ma Newburgh South
Shore draze byla zastavena.
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starry PAN HESOUN ZE-
MREL.

Vcera rano o osme hodine
zemfel jeden z nejznameisich
crotonskych starousedlikG pan
FrantiSek Hesoun z Burwell A
We. Skonal po kratsi nemoci We
veku sc let a pozGstatky jeho
pohrbeny budou We stredu od-
polodne.
Umrtfm stareho pana Hesou
ma nase crotonska ctvrt' ztrati
la sveho dlouholeteho pTislus-
nika. Pan Hesoun usadil sc to-
tiz ma Crotonsku pred so lety.
hned po SVEN pfijezdu z Czech
Tyz narodil So We Vorliku, kde
vyucil Sc mlynarstvi, kde po
zdeii vlastnil tez zavod kru-
pafsky a pekarsky. Pc SVEN pfi
iezdu do Clevelandu pracoval
drahne let Rockefellerovych
bednarskych tovarnach a po-
zdeii, kdy neistarsi jeho syn.
nvni rovnez .iiz zvecnely Frant.
Hesoun NIL, byl mestskym rad
MIN, starry pan Hesoun byl tax
zvanym kapitanem ma Jeffer-
son moste. Pred osmi lety ze-
mfela mu chot' a kdyz i nej-
starsi syn, byvaly radni a vel
koobchodnfk S lihovinami ze-
mfel, starry pan Hesoun -jevil
stale stesk, kteryzto zarmutek
mad ztratou svych milych skon
,, ieho urychlil.
Bvl dlouholetym clenem ra-
du Svornost {. 3. G. S. P. S..
Lesnikd a Starych Osadnikd,
dobrym svobodarem, muzem
citlivym. dsluznym a veskrz do
brosrdecnym. Mimo syna Kar-
la zustavil dive provdane dcery,
iakoz fadu vnuki, pravnuk6
cetnych pribuznych. Vyslo-
vujeme soustrast pozGstalym a
cest nechat' zistava pamatce
i zvecneleho zaslouzileho Gro.
tonskeho kmeta.
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POLAR v BEREA.

V pfedmestske osade Berea
vznikl vcera odpolodne pozar
v obchodni ctvrti, kterym zni-
ceny a domky celkem zpdso-
beno skody $4,000. Ohen po-
vstal v budove p. Newbranda a
zachvatil tez tri staveni SOU
sedni. SkTizone elektricke dra
ty zavinily pozar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28

Pan Bohumil Mark ma Y
administered "Sveta" dopis 2
Prahy.
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CELIA RODINA VYHUBENA MA KRI-
zOVATCE PREDMESTSKE DRAHY
VOI.MSTED.
KVETlNAR G. w. POTTER, JEHO CHOT, ROZENA
RYCHLlKOVA, A DIVE DfTKY OBETf SRAZKY
AUTA KAROU.

Ma kTizovatce Southwestern
mezimestske trakcni drahy, VI
mistech, kde slucuje Sc Colum
bia Rd. s Lorain silnici v North |
Olmsted, udalo Sc vcera vecer
nestesti, "a nehoz celia rodina
byla vyhubena a to "a srazky
automobile karou do Cleve-
landu jedouci.
Zahubenymi jsou:
George w. Potter, 34lety
Glen velkozahradnicke kveti-
narske firmy w. ]. Potter and
Co., 421 High Ave.
Olga Potterova, 24leta jeho
chot', rozena Rychlikova.
George w. Potter NIL, dvou-
lety Daniel Potter, ctyrmesi-
chi, synkove vyjmenovanych
manzelG.
Nestesti udalo sc nekolik mi
nut po pate hodine, kdy Potter
vracel Sc Sc svou rodinou z au
tovyjizdky domI severne po
Columbia Rd., ably u zminene
krizovatky odbocil ma Lorain
silnici. Bylo tax We chvili, kdy
ku kfizovatce rychlym tenn
penn blizila sc Southwestern
kara k mestu jedouci.
Krizovatka ia jest bez male
zitych ochrannych opatTeni,
takze nestesti ma nj zhusta Sc
vyskytuji a rovnez minulou so
botu kterys automobil v mi
stech tech byl karou zasazen
porouchan.
Vcerejsi srazka byla vSak re
vsech nehod, udavsich Sc ma Lo
rain a Columbia Rd v North
Olmsted, neihroznejsi.
Ociti svedkove dotcene sraz
ky doznavaii sic, re motorak
ma osudne kafe vydal varovny
signal, nicmene rychlost iizdy
ma kfizovatce nezmirnil.
Potter blizil SO ku kolejnici
zvofna a pred samou krizovat
kou jakoby Sc rozmyslel, mali
sve auto zastavit, nebo v jizde
sve pokracovat v predpokladu,
re preiede kolejnice v cas-. Pra
vi tax soused "A. Coe. tesne u
kfizovatky bydlici a cely nasle
duiici vyjev sledujfci.
N"hle pry vsak Potterovo
auto vfitilo Sc ma trait primo
pred rozietou karu bylo "a
sazeno We SVEN stfedu vlece
no karou po trait ma vzdalenost
asi sto stop. Auto bvlo tezkymi
koly mezimestske kary temei
uplne rozdrceno a husty ko.
touc prachu naznacoval mfsto,
kde kara troskach Potterova
StrOio ZaStavila
Ke vsemu nestestf v tros.
kach auta vznikl i polar a
vzhledem k tomu soused Coe
chopil Sc dzberu vodou naplne
neho a spolecne s pasazerv ka
ry jal Sc ohen hasiti. Kdyz DO.
sIeze plameny utlumeny a Wit,
odval kour prach cd mists
nestesti, zahaiena dalsi ochrar
ma prace. ma niz mimo zmfne
nych podileli So sousede z bez
prostfedniho okoli.
Potter nalezen bvl nod tros
kou svrsku karv, poblize neht
lezelo bezduche telo manzelk,
a opodal v silnicnfm prach,
krvacel maly George a zko
nfral ctyrmesicni Donald. Ma,
zele Potterovi byIi jiz mrtvl
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George rOvnez a maly Donald
skonal ma ceste do nemocnice,
kamz jisty autoista cht6l jej
dopraviti.
Tela zahubenych nebyla pla
meny poskozena a mrtvoly
manzelG a starsiho synka ma
chazeif Sc pfitomne v marnici
pohrobnika Clifford Peace v
Dover, kdezto pozustatky Do
naldovy poslany do marnice pc
hrobnicke firmy Mastick & Da
niels, Lakewood, kde dnes ko
roneriv inkvest bude vyrizen.
z AUTOMOBILE Potterova zbyl
We sve celistvosti pouze radia-
tor, kdezto dalSi soucastky roz
hazeny pc trait i daleko "a
trakcni linii.
Tfeba totiz poznamenat, ze
"a srazky tezka kara svym
'pfedkem dolehla ma automo-
bill a svymi koly nicila a drtila
je We vsi prudkosti a rychlosti,
takze auta nezbylo temer mic.
Jak jiz vyse zaznamenano,
pani Olga Potterova byla nej
starSf dcerou prominentnfho &c
/ skeho hudebnfka pana Vacla-
va Rychlika z Painesville. Ma
rodila Sc Zde pred "a roxy a
mimo truchlicich rodicn a sou
rozencG zGstavila zde rozvetve
ne pribuzenstvo, iakoz me-
scetne znamych. Chvalne zna-
ma spolkova 'cinovnice, PAM
Karolina Rychlikova, byla jeji
babickou.
George w. Potter narodil Sc
pred 34lety V PENNSYLVANIA a
ieste do nedavna bydlil Sc svou
choti a detmi V els. 421 High
Ave. naSem m6ste. odkudz do
North Olmsted pfestehoval Sc
pred nekolika tydny a to ma
zahradnickou farmu, koupi ri
skanou. Bvl to dobrosrdecny
muz, rovnez mezi nasimi kra-
ianv znamy oblibeny. Man
zelstvi Potterovych bylo vdbec
vzorne i st'astne a netreba ami
zvlaSt' zaznamenavati, ze ira
gickv zanik cele te rodiny wy
volal sympatie vsude. Otec
Potterove, pan Vaclav Rychlik
prodleval vcera vecer ma ma.
vsteve V meste sve staTicke
matky, kdyz zprava nestestl
'iv Olmsted byla mu telefonova.
ma. LIE 81 predstaviti ieho zde.
Semi, jakoz i zarmutek vsecl
pribuznVch, kdyz zvest ira
gedii byla potvrzena.
Vyslovuieme poznstalym
nase vrele sympatie.
'WSS TIT TWSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28

MILOVNlKY pekneho kon-
certu ceka vzacny pozitek
phi verejnem cviceni Sokola
Havlicek V Rausove zahra-
de, 10. srpna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28

DIVE KAPEL.Y budou ucin-
kovati pri verejnem cvicenl
SokOla Havllcek V Rausove
Parku, 10. srpna.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-24

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