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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
City Will Improve
Fort Lawton Roads

Councilman William III. Moore.
chairman OF the streets and sewers
committee. decided wednesday night.
following an investigation Of condi-
tons on the Fort Lawton roads. that
Improvement OF both the Gilman ave,
Government way and Magnolia
boulevard routes is absolutely neces-
sary.
Work win begin before the end Of
the year. unless too many Of the
property owners file objections. The
action OF the committee comes as a
result OF n complaint by Maj. G.. NJ,
Halloran. commandant OF the army
post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Showed Birdmen How, But
Never Got Near to Front

synchronize the gears 80 the bullets
will not conflict with propeller revo-
lutions and injure the blades" he ex.
planned
Among the students in Lieut. Col
ver's gunncry classes were Lieut..
Carl Spatz. now commander OF the
Victory Flying circus. and Lieut..
Ted Andrews. the Seattle flyer.
Asked Active Service
While engaged in this work behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Students Told to
Be Kind to Animals

He kind 20 aninais--thts was
tho message delivered 20 the stu
den'a and faculty OF Queen Anne
high school "Wednesday by Hon.
Francis II. Rowiey OF Boston.
Mass. who In national president OF
the American Humane society. and
is spending several days in Seattle
as tho guest Of the King County
Humane society.
, Or. Rowiey outlined 20 the
Queen Anne students and faculty
the need for wider humanity and
bro,hcriy love among the people.
Of the world. Especially did Dr.
Rowiey emphasiz, the philosophy Of
Kindness TO dumb animals. He told
this story OF a dog In Edinburgh.
whose master had died. and 80 de-
voted was the dog To his master
that he stayed In the vicinity Of
the grave for IL months. only
going across tho street once
day to get a meal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Colonel Roosevelt IL ~. a uni.
veralty man. a republican. and mar.
riesi. with three children. At 81 hts
father had already several years OF
public life TO his credit. having been
elected 20 tho New York legislature
az 20. and being at 81 United states
civil service commissioner.
T, H.. the first. went into the
Spanish war lieutenant colonel
and came out a colonel. r. H.. the
second. went 10 France a major and
came back lieutenant colonel. Both
were educated at Harvard and both
married into weii.todo families.
Il shall conduct myself al be.
heve my father would have me.
Colonel Roosevelt. jr.. said.
Il am not 30 irnmodest as 60 dream
can fill his big niche. Bu, this IL
a period In which every young Amer.
lean should find out what his spe-
eific duty IL. and perform H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Women Doing War Work

During the war women were called
into almost every vocation I'm life.
and right well did they assume the
responsibilities and fill such posi-.
tons. In many instances. however.
their strength has been overtaxed.
and such ailments as are peculiar TO
their sex have fastened themselves
upon them. Such women should re.
member there IL tried and true
remedy for their troubles In Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
which for more than three genera
tons has been relieving the women
of America from some OF tho worst
forms of funals ills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Noted Singer Wins
Praise of Audience

Mabel Garrison. Metropolitan
operu house soprano. captivaied
her audience az the Metropolitan
theatre Wednesday night. with
program consisting OF popular
numbers. old-fashioned ballads and
classical selections. The singers
voice and personality won the
audience at once.
George Sicmonn. her husband.
was accompanist. The concert was
presented by J. W. sayre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
n WOMAN HAD TO
fPROPpED UP ON
PILLOWS At TIMES
~ piuy Spells and Could
Hrdly Get Breath-Ten
Years. Suffering
Overcome

. "a ,ried for ten years 10 get
-, TO relieve me Of my sur.
a and completely failed un,l !
~ rxnlar.- said Mrs r. r.. IT'D
I 40 Is well known and
~ rspeeted rvsiten, OF Z. III
- sp. Spokane. while In Mur-
nvyds rcsnily.
v~ds cannot express the efrf
uffuiax rye gone through for
Al ysars- continued Mrs Rid
Z Va all broken up IN
- sra had no appetite at All
q ~ ouly allowed TO ca, the
k,evt q sood and even this would
4, ar fsrnent and the gas from
\ would blcas me up and cause
|.x,r, psirs Ia my right side and
.sut mr. stomach. until l could
hrd,y move around. At times the
4. vouu press on my heart and
MY cut OIL my breath. and my
~ hurt ne % I had TO be prop
n u % pulovs 10 set a minutes
- I vas even tsid that had
n stones ard Il scksvd me. This
kfrible CONDITION. s1ed me 70 be
= nervous that ths least bl, OF
racket would szrls ne and as night
Ia ron snd ~ - that sleep was
pus At III guostton ard when I'D
IT up h ths morning ! was 80
uun oct I could hardly put one
ut befor ~ other. I would sur.
n with dkmzness and headaches
snrr an H. time: In fact. I,
n1ned that most everything on
nh vas wrong with mr..
I vas trsAted BY specialists and
~ hksn al sorts OF medicines
= - It them did me any good.
- net1d from the paper that
<1nhe ~ doing others 10 much
- M I Just made up my mind
\ y ~ Of Il. I've taken only
- bctties W 10 now ana every
~ ] ~ seems to nourish me
- sev6 bothers me the least bit
xvasda. The pains in my back
~ aemach have completely dIsap.
afsd and those headaches ard dix-
\ 9sns are all gone. My nerves
p s'od and steady and every night
~ IKE . child. Well. there Is
3 nsas that can sruthfully say
nshe has certainly made me a
hesy ven woman. ! have got.
. @vesai ct my friends 20 take
1 - ney all tell me II Is doing
: World Of good. too"
me- ; sold In Seattle by Barteil
seesss under the personal d.
: : pecial Tanlac represent.
N-Advsrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
TEDDY. JUNIOR

Especial 20 The Star by ". Z. A.
NEW YORK. May i.-wiii
Theodore Roosevelt. junior. fail heir
20 the political crown worn by his
fatherg
WIN he be Teddy the Second. 20
the host OF Roosevelt admirers the
country over
Win h. follow the footsteps Of his
liiustrious father into the White
House,
Those are questions pulling poll.
ticians who look ahead. which In.
terest a daily increasing stream OF
Americans.
Many astute political icaders be-
iicvc the young man viii some day
be president Indeed. they are
grooming him for the Job. Others
are trying TO climb on the band
wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Figured at bootleg prices. II. b..
Howell. "a. and Ernest Duplus. &c.
are out exactly $3.50 worth OF snake
juice. The pair were apprehended In
an automobile at Boren ave. and Roy
1T. "Wednesday night The liquor was
contained in two five-gallon kegs.
Both are held In the city jail on open
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Union Will Enter
the Meat Business

The Meat Cutters union an
nounced Wednesday that the
slaughter house TO be operated by
labor men will be opened in few
weeks. by cooperative buying.
they hope to reduce the present
high price OF meat. This II part
of tho unions fight on Frye 4
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
.-oscE roERSEL DEAD

-. r~rseL 50. pFonineh.
80 80 man Of Ballard for the past
d,ed "wednesday afternoon
/ !. Funeral services viii be
49, '.'.,r ths auspices Of the Eiks
~ s . n.Ilard. q which crEanira'
- q pioneer member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

tho lines Lieut.. Colvor became rest
less and appealed to the medical re-
search board for active duty. He
was assigned TO make altitude and
oxygen tests on daily flights with an
air pilot. A moving picture camera
gun nut out by or 49,
manufacturer. which recorded the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
EXPECTED To REFUSE
VICE PRESIDENCY

He has been asked In become n
candidate for vice president next
year. This, II is believed. he will re-
fuse. And stan. his friends point TO
the fact that his father went from
that office to the presidency.
AZ present Colonel Roosevelt Is mt
his desk In the brokerage concern OF
Montgomery A Co. ~ Wall ST.. and
il giving most OF his spare hours
TO the organization Of the American
Legion, American veterans Of the
world war. the national convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
LYMAN ABBOTT SEES
GREAT THINGS"

II predict great things for him. =
says DIR. Lyman Abbott. II won't
say he will follow In the footsteps
OF his father. No man can follow
In another's footsteps lie must
make hts own mark. II this boy s.
anything ike his father. he will
strike out along original Inca
And Lieut.. Col Roosevelt IL like
his father. His head IL shaped like
that OF his father. only broader at
the top above the cars. In his con-
vcrsafion he IL quick and decisive.
He has the typical Roosevelt grin.
with the old T. X. flashing OF teeth.
lie has the same hearty handgrip.
The son has the bread shoulders.
the powerful frame. the quick mo
tons OF. the father. His forehead.
chin and nose are most like the elder
T. RS. with ths addition Of EiasAes
and a wiry grey mustache. the re
sembiance would be moro striking.
His square chin ard strong neck are
peculiarly Rooseveitian- Also he's
hard worker. likes the outdoors
and likes books
He has tossed his hat into the
ring. meaning the ring OF politics
and public life At this moment
Theodore. Junior. II the most talked
To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Will I. r. Jr. Fill Dads
Shoes? His Hat Is in Ring


yoHN QUINCY ADAMS sirth president, the
son ol John Adams. second president.
BENJAMIN. HARRISON. tcenty-third president,
dent - ' w 49,
HOBERT T. LINCOLN, secretary of ,car in the cab
metS V Garfield and Arthur icas the Of Abraham
Lincoln Sixteenth president
JAMES Il. GARFIELD secretary of the interior ia
the cabinet Of Theodore Roosere Gs the SON OF James
A. Garfield, Twentieth president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair II. Near Liberty the
re.-Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Co. bond dealers, and with his bride.
n Georgia girl. whom he met while
stationed at Atlanta. will make his
home here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

To be instructor Of embryo combat
flyers and aces I'm the biggest avia-
ton center In the world Is n small
achievement in the opinion OF Lieut..
Henry Colvcr. who after spending
several months overseas In this
branch OF the service. Is back In Sc
attic. sorry he did not get into the
front line fighting.
Lieut.. Colver, who ahas been In
business in Seattle for several years.
applied for admission into the army.
the navy. and the marines success
sively when war was declared, only
to be disqualified each time on &C.
count OF slight eye defect.
Finally Entered Service
at began TO look hopeless for 20.
ing across. but finally / got the
charts down pretty well and man
aged TO get by In the engineering
section of the air service" he says.
After training Mt several Southern
flying fields Colver received a com
mission as second lieutenant and was
sent 10 Wright field. Ohio. In June.
1918, with $50 officers and enlisted
men, representing the American pio-
necrs in aviation armament work, he
was sent overseas 10 Issoudun. the
third aviation instruction center in
France and the largest in the world.
where II flying fields operated day
and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Finally Entered Service
Instructed Cadets

As member OF the 10th air
squadron Colver was detailed to in.
struct cadets In aerial gunnery and
10 install guns on chasse planes.
"a pilot In n chasse plane aims
with the machine itself. instead OF
the gun, and MS the gun shoots 700
times a minute, II In necessary to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
EOR SALE.

Hamilton st. near Fourtecnth san l0 I.
hot watcr heat. square plan
Delaware Ave. near Rodney 81. lt
Z.
Broome st. near sixth. Z. ,. y. y ty-
tached
9O6 Park Place Q - y. D. p.
800 Franklin St.. 10 b. y ,. Nlahc i'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. JOHN F. O'CON%oR. The
occupant OF -u- holse ~,tusted a.
in tins seventh ward o the city OF
Wilmington. 'ounty Oh New Castle aud
state OF Delaware. ia compliance with the
requirements OF ne acts 81 the ticner a
Assembly. in such case made and prov idod
do hereby give notice that shall apply N
Wrtting Il the Court ol General Sessions If
the state oi Delaware N and Tor New Castle
county on Monday, the third day u March
4 u, 1919 being the next +erm OF said
court. for license for ,sd house as an mn
or ,avern. Tor tbs sale therein o. intoyicat-
ing liquors IN less quantities than one quart
% pe drunk on the premises, and the toll
towing respectable citlzens ot said ~ord. AT
| least twelve OF whom are substantial t~',,-
holders O said ward. recommend tic said
application VIZ
| Michael F. AIcGonigalHenry Sell
Joseph Sell Charles RunIsey
John Il. Connel Harry G, Jackson
/ John A. gilaeSer Eeter Connolly
IeandcT Mckinney George DouG
Joseph kirkpatrick VIM. ]. McClatfcrty
James Henderson Frank 8nsant
Lewis Berman Wm LoGkhart
Harry w. Dinlockcr Cornelius Toner
I Gordon v. Clark Lewis r. Banks
John Dougherty George Perkins
Chas. Sebring Evan Nj. Beeson
! lOhn O'Connel William Moore
Edward SayerS Hamilton Stewart
JOHN +. O.CoNNOR.
NOTICE., ANDREW kELLEHER. the
owner and occupant ot the house siLuaL cd
at 2223 Market street, known as the Belle
| vue Hotel. In the Ninth ward OF the city Of
Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
/ state OF Delaware. in mpliancc with the
requirements Of the acts o. the General
| Assembly. in such casc made and oyided
| do hereby give uotice that j shalt apply IN
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
| the state Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. on Monday. the third day OF March
4. ID. 1919, beins the next term OF said court.
tor a license for said house as an inn or taV-
ern. for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less Quantities than cne quart to
be drunk on the premises and the follow
ing respectable citizens OF said ward, at
least twelve OF whom are substantial free-
holders Of said ward. recommend the said
application, viz:
Francis u. Jackson Aiezis d. Pike
Fred A. Wickstrom Lawrence b. Stiriith
James Oldham VIM. b. Eldridse
Joseph Z. StringeF. .Sr. +. G. TruitC
Edward T.. Hoieman Z. A. Nsulty
Daniel OCOnneii John Ramsey
William Z. Hannum James Logue
Jerome }. Heriey Frank Lewis
Chas. Stewart Neal B. Kelly
Emil Beck Prince A Mousley
George II. Weidin Frank kunzman
George G. Deyalin9er James j Lavler
Adoiph A. Anderson Henry W. ShSse
Geo 4 O'Conn0r
ANDREW kELLEHER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE 81 ts and wigs 20 hire
Specialists u paints snG U3ake-ups FreaA
Biesln9er, corner Fourth and Walnut Sts
Phone 1854 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
CLEANERS AND DYERS,

A. MAh1lA. IsllOr Cleaning. Dyeing.
Pressing. SECURING. keps4rinS o. isdies
snd &entlemens clotDtng Work called Tor
ana delivered. 700 ~ eighth street. y. & \
40Sc Automatic l&2o-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SITUATIONS WANTED.

MIDpIE-AtEb woman Wishes position
as nOust ktsprT ~ small family. NO lsun-
dry 4 a. Every Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

GAkftTs--l 600 carpets and rugs wanted
TO clean Both phones George r Lang
Co, I2oS Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
CongratuIates Governor Snroul.

Ass' NNN'AtN@ 49, ~ h"A 'A''~AA-
Andrew c. Gray yesterday sent 4 ty,c
gram of coLgratulation, 10 his friend
Governor Sproul Of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Gray's message expressed good Vi,ro
q the governor. ana congratulations Z
the commonwealth IN file induction % IA
nnW governor MO office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
WALL PAPER AND PAPERBANGING

PAPERHANGER-H. Shames los Mort b
Jackson street. Lowest prices. guaranteed
work. Phone 432l-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
STORAGE

STORAGE rooms iOr rent Beth Dhone.
6aotse Lang O. l2OS Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Janitor twhitc) man and wife.
No Chtlurrn saD per month Three rooms
and bath apartment and heat tree Apart
m.nt buildings. Man to care foV Ares. sc E.
woman 20 clean steady puSition. iSctcrcnce
required Address 4 a. RON ,t~a
hirN NOhIEN wanteu ep3 mouth Gov.
urnment lSrmAurit toeitions Vacancies
oons stanI y " rite ior nst Ipsttion~ open
tran.itn Institute. ispt a. 4. Rochester
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PRINTING ENGRAVING ENCLOSING

am noS prepared 20 g4ve good ssryiCe n
PRINTINts-botb quality and delivery
Cnas Il. Cray. Printer. II r. ELShLb 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PoR RENT.

FARM Short distance from Wilmington.
Possession MarCn 25 a K Way BtN w.
Eleventh. strn~s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

An accredited tral
Erace BOohAeepers.
rapDers. -ysJems 10
awarded the MEDIA o.
Pacific Exposition I
Enter 1t any time. /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
LosI AND FOUND.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COLLECTIONS Next 70 settins b,,siness
~ getting pald Tor u We hrs bad bsll
doctors. service anywhtr. a I.Os 40
Phone 21U5 J. The henry AirrcanttIo
AloDcg
Nol II ~ Aou n.y.. SlVo or more Ia well
ettapsniissllt.a- tapiisl.oa ~" pay ing per
cent oiNflehas. pa tl'lpat tng ~ 10 per cent
with po>slbhilNh ~ much more Money
.si Sc euied Auuicss -. Livery Evening
once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
REMOVALS.

pYIRt J. A CAM DeDtast, navp re,,,,,.aI
tuslI ofrlce from al Market street ~ ~
~sre as.nls 900 west formerly Dr Harry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINEo, eCHoOL. zoe W. 3

4nIng school or nixn-
ypists and Stenox-
,lsE AZ the scnosi were
u honor 40 the Psa&ms-
ndiVidua. A1vs1cem.nS.
= hone 5227 "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
M.NISTR DIR. BENES O VNETRVi POLL
.ssyss TICE V CESKOLOVENSKE
kil5s,r REPUBLICE.


Washington D. c. - Nedavnc vysla bniha La Repu-
bique Tchecosovaque od LOUSY Wessove obsahuie zai
predmluVu pGra naSeho zahraniGnho minsa dra
Ed. Benese pfedmluVe te cteme "Samozelmo re naSe
Vmi potika nezajima mezinarodn obecensvo olk iako
potika zahrancni prece bude neobycene dulezta
naSe praele Vychod6 vstoupme do praydenych po
m6ru. hlediska prImysIovtho sme neiVyvinut6Sm ma
rodem stredn E1ropy zaidnen nasich Jest velm sill
ne Produkuieme mnozstW uhli vyzivrych plodin Jsme
skoro dplnt sob6staGn NaSe zem6psna pooha posytue
nam vyhody; ncmGne chybi prsp mori Pro
to tim vice budeme nuceni udrzovat neep syRy
mi sousedy, zejmtna ma vTchode.
Mas vysoce vzdelany Jest pfsupen nedemokratic-
teiSim nyStnkam Joho d&nicla nasa pocena
organisovana ma dosti vyvnuty smys pro DISCIPLINE
hloub duSe Jest vemi kidn Pronknut lsou
deami pokrok nevrneme nikdy do dobrodruzst
elaine revoutnho radikalsmu nebo boevismu Ceskemu
d6nick6mu hnuti nen mic vzdaen6Sho maXima smls.
Chcete dukaz? NaSe sayna ceskosoVenske armada Sb
skadajicf d6nku (zvaSt6 re socanich
demokraG) Ella dlouh6 m6sice obkopena boSevickou
epdem nepodIehla il a neprestaa prot boovat Drob-
ne pokusy maXimastickt propagandy Cechach zaostnG
ztroskotay nkdy nebudou mt dsp6chu iesze Vast
ktera ne5test nachazi uprostfed gernansdho
jest zbavena primeho sly spoenc, bude
yeas zasobena.
zadna zem6, zuri hIad neunikne rozqratu zkaze
ale jsme-i ohoto zla useen budeme knG pracovat
nasimi d6nickym massam k upevntn nasi organsace q
prfpray6 zakladu hledka socanho vemi demokra-
tskeho a hedska potickeho velmi pokrotl6ho
Ceska burzoase Jest velmi mladou tIidou je mnohem
meme proskla beralnm deemi manchestersk6 skov ncz
burzoasie narodu ostanich Dvody sou ven edno-
duche; po dlouha leta ba 20 bonu daInkG a ronilu
pro N6mcum, keri representova kaptasn Boiovaa pro
ii narodnimu nepe ktey pro d6nky byl social
MIN nepriteem 6chto boh nautila Gcska burzoasie
pespektovati prva ostatnch d staa snjcniy6s ncz
by bylo mono piedpokAdati
Take rozvrsven mlade republce ie stale. Parliament
vesna bude oprati spoupracovnct cvicc
mirn6nych socasU, Hberaly seskou burzoasi Je
nice budou orienovanY smy8u ocianch nbo-
zenskych svObod Jei hodny nemodem&iSich de-
mokrac bude tim snadnti ustecneIn% ze nimo trochu
nesnadn6ho probemu N6mcu, neni Spornych poIi.
cIch Otazek StaId nGmecko-rakousa ar sokrace bude
zbavena svch vsad sv6ho vvu Klerkan problem No.
sav nebo en vem mdlo yyznamne zdo} Ska ota<ha
~xte. Nase narodni potika opot narodnostnm men
snGn hude Sroka q rozumna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
NECHCE ODPLACETf ZLE
DOBRYM.

Aurora H., - Samuel Min
nus Z Chicago, byl zda posta-
ven pred soud ma obzaIobu, re
Zapalil kram svemu tchanovi
lsaku Rosenthalovi, ktereho ma
smrt nenavidi, ponevadz Rosen
thai pry popuzuje proti n6mu
avoji dceru, jeho zsnu, ktera
nasledkem toho zadala zalo-
bu o rozyod. Pfipad projedna-
val Sc pred soudcem Doutto-
mem. Vase ctihodnosti," hail
50 obzalovany, "uzneite sam,
je-li V tom n6iaky rozum. ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
MILODARY DO CZECH.
PRES TlSlC VELkYCH BEDEN VYPRAVENO DNES
PROBULOVA DO NEW YORKU.

Ones odpoledne o iedn6 ho
dine zahaiena byla doprava
clevelandskych milodaru Go
Czech. Vice iak 1000 velkych
beden bude b6hem odpuldne u
Probuiova ma nadrazi New
York Central drAhy doprave-
no. Bedny ty obsahuii hlavnG
od6v, latky, obuv atd, kterdz
% darky 20 'kyto1any isou na
5im Iidem prostrednictvim c.
ko-Narodniho Sdruzeni tlpicim
\ 2emlch teskoslovenske repu-
blilly. NeSkere predmety, ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-01
NAPIL Sc JEDU.

DO obchodu j. Smitha, 1908
Woodland Ave. vessel vcera We
er nejaky cizinec a mezi tim
20 mu obchodnik zadane zbo-
II ukazoval, neznamy muz Wy
nal z kapsy lahvicku jed OBJ
SahuJici vyprazdniv il jed
MIN douSkem, sklesl V kracich
ma podlahu. Cizinec skonal br-
zy po SVEN privezeni do ne
mocnice sv. LukaSe a uradum
narlzeno totoznost jeho zjisti-
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WSSl [1+l. EWSSl
LODNi KAPITAN Sc IA
STRELlL..

We strayovne pani Liliany
kolboVe, 2819 Jay Ave-, spa
chal Vcera samovrazdu 62lety
lodni kapitan Frank John son,
Trpel vleklou chorobou a sv6
reVmatick6 bolesti "utiSil' ku-
Il z revolveru. Johnson byl je-
zeroplavcem cd sveho jinoS-
strl. poGlednl cas byl ysak ia
odpocinku, ponevadz namoc
dal5i plapby mu nedovolila.
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jici hodnoty asi 100000 isou
nalazit6 poiiSteny a do newyor
skeho pristavu dovezeny bu-
dou nekolika dnech, kde pri
sti tyden nalodeny budou ma
parnik Zaandam pod dohle-
dem zvlaStni komise Ge3koslo-
Vcnskeho konsulatu V Now Yor
ku. V pristavu evropskem L.
lmc Sc zasilek iina zvlaStni ce-
ska komise, nacez veSkere dar
ky budou po5lany do Prahy a
po nalezitem roztrideni posle-
re adresatum odevzdany.
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pax zadna osoba, iez ma L.
mySlu nayStiviti evropsk6 zeme
mimo nepratelskych a Ruska,
nemusi udavati nalehave prici
ny, nebo bude omezena We We
ku, lax Sc udav5 "Takovd O.
oba bude prosc epozadana IL
kazati, ze ucel navst6vv je V
souhlasu pozadavky.''
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pASSPORTY DO EVROPY.

Washington. d. &. - Nyn6i
81 omezeni passportU do Eyro
py budc sicc uvoln6no, die pro-
hlASeni tajemnika zahraniGni-
no odboru Ian -inga, PC nebu-
don yvdaFtuy iidem iedoucim
IA more pouza ia zabayou. az
Pc prvnim listopadu. Ma to
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mu zapalim Stor, kdyz vim, &c
je dobre pojist6n a ma tam
same hadry! Udelal byste 20
vy?' Soudce rozhodne prohla-
sill, re by to neud6lal, a odlo-
I'll soud, aby mohl povolati
dalSi cv6dLv
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MILOVNlCl TANCE priid-
te do Rausovy zahrady 10.
srpna. Dve kapely ucinkuji.