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Mrs. jamie Porter Barrett, head oil the
Girls Industrial aud Home School Mt
Peake's Turnout, Virginia, which work
was recently placed under tho supervision
Of Hampton Institute Others who VIII
address the assembiage include Judge
Pickett. Richard Mackenzie, oil The State
Board of Charities. Mrs. Bessie J. Bowser,
Miss L. H. INrlise and Mrs. Dunbar
Nelson, while music will he furnished by
representatives from every church III the
city. Prof. Harmon has given the services
of his orchestra for the occasion.
The executive committee Inns been
asking for contributions for the furnishing
of the home, and practically everY large
furniture house and department store III
the city has contributed generously To the
home, with furniture, linen, kitchen
utensils and household articles, Several
clubs have furnished and will maintain
rooms. At donation party, which was
held nc the residence of Mrs. Il. W
America, on Tuesday evening, friends
bro lght generous supply OF groceries,
and the table was piled high with pro-
visions of all sorts. The first payment on II
piano was donated by the 4. L. Nj. T..
Conference, and the payments are TO be
kept up bv one Of the church clubs.
DIR. II. Clay Stevens has donated his
services as visiting physician 10 the home.
All fraternal organizations, clubs and
the officers church organizations and
friends of tho Industrial Home are urged
TO attend the dedication.
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INDUSTRIAL HOME
FOR COLOREO GIRLS
New Institution, Near Newport,
to be Dedicated on Sunday
Afternoon.

The executive committee OF the Fedora
ton of Colored Women's Clubs in Della
ware announces the opening of the Girls.
Industrial Home, next Sunday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock.
The dedication of the home marks the
elimination of n campaign lasting over a
year. bv the women of the federation, who,
seeing the need OF place for delinquent
colorcd girls, dedicated themselves to the
work Of establishing this much-necded
institution
The home, which was purchased last
Septeml er, is in process of rcmodellng and
furnishing. 1t il situated ON the road be-
tween Marshalton and Newport, aud IS
easily accessible to the car or bus line on
Sixth street, being but short walk from
Smiths Corner. 1t comprises ten-room
building on ten-acre farm, which latter
has been put under cultivation since
March
The superintendent, Mrs. Tyson, form
erlv at the Girls Industrial School at
Sleighton Farm, Pennsylvania, IS IN
charge of the work, and the girls, who have
been on the waiting list for some time,
will he placed in the home early next
week
The dedication will be solemnized by
Rev. j. IT, King, pastor Of Ezlon Church
and the principal address will be made by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
annum. the amount OF money Wyoming

annum the amount OF money wyoming
may raise by taxation.
Authorizing the Levy Court of New
Castle county TO borrow $3.50, 600 for the
erection OF the Washington Memorial
Bridge in Wilmington.
Amending an act providing for the re-
funding of proportion OF liquor license
fees by fixing the time from which the re-
funds are to be calculated. !,
Curtailing the corporate limits OF the
town of Camden.
Increasing the salary of the court crier
of New Castle county from Sl,2oU 10
81 600 per annum.
Increasing the salaries of probation
officers from 81 200 to Sl,500 per annum
CHANGING the limits of the, town OF
Millsboro. u,,
Giving the Municipal Court of VIII
mingt0n concurrent jurisdiction with the
New Castle County Court OF Generai
Sessions in certain cases OF misdeneahor.
Authorizing Georgetown to borrow
money for street Improvements.
Increasing the salaries of Kent county
officials.
Increasing the amount of money New
ark may raise by taxation.
Authorizing Blades to elect assessors.
Appronriating $4,000 to the Delaware
Industrial School Tor NtTls " ihtct a.
deficiency and establish budget system.
Recurring that Bcthel's financial state
ment be posted in public place.
Increasing the amount OF money Bethei
may raise by taxation.
Appropriating 500, 900 to the Delaware
State Hospital, at Farnhurst.'
Authorizing the Municipal Court OF
Wilmington to parole women convicted
OF social vice. -
Increasing the contingent fund OF the
Wilmington Department OF Elections
Requiring the Sussex County Highway,
Department to pay for the construction OF
county roads passing through certain
towns.
Authorizing the Levy Court OF New
Castle county to borrow 500 900 to trans,
form the old Baltimore & Ohio railroad
bridge over Brandywlne Creek INTO o
bridge suitable for general traffic.
Providing new school law
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Providing a commission to investigate
conditions at Rehoboth.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
Providing a commission to revise th'
/ School Code.
! HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION.
Authorizing the State librarian r
/ furnish postage stamps to the members q
/ the Legislature.
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ASSEMBLY, ENACTED
fORTY-FWE BILLS
Though Called Together to Pass
Upon a Much Smaller
Number.

The General Assembly, which adjourned
s;oc die an Wednesday, enacted IS bills
M the special session, though 1T was
called together to act on much smaller
number. The two principal objects
Governor Townsend had IN mind when he
called the special session-amendlng the
~.hool Code and ratification OF the. sui
/; l - ssolltion-hung fire all through the
: s-ion. but without the definite &C
, enlistment the governor had hoped tor
J flowing IS a list of the bills passed:
SENATE BILLS.
,npropriating $4,000 additional to the
&.oti.crs Pension Commission.
S..spcnding until July |, 1920, except IN
Y l.uincton and Claymont, the purchase
q. school sites and the award OF contracts
iar the erection of school buildings
Appropriating So, 600 TO the state
Livestock sanitary Board for the purpose
81 securing anti-hog cholera serum ana
virus.
Restricting heavy traffic on certain
Reorganizing the Levy Court of Kent
county.
OF Sussex county.
Authorizing the Levy Court OF Kent
county to borrow money for the perma-
nent Improvement of certain highways
Curing defects in the game laws.
Making ineligible for voting at sea
fords town election taxahles who IAN TO
nav town taxes on or before the last
Saturday preceding the election.
Making it a misdemeanor to nave IN
possession a motor vehicle from willch the
makers number has been removed.
Limiting the use Of the membership
card. sign or insignia OF the delaware
Automobile Association.
Increasing the amount OF money oelhy
Vile NAV raise by taxation and oonu
issues.
Authorizing Smyrna to borrow money
for street improvements.
Appropriating money for the Ferns
Industrial School to replace buildings
destroyed by fire and for repairs and ex-
tensions.
Receiving and reviving charters Of
corporations.
Incorporating the Polonia Trust and
Savings Bank Of Wilmington.
Authorizing the use Of a device known
as a RATHER, for shad fishing IN Broadkln
river. !, /:
Wilmington certain additional powers
relating to issuing licenses and collecting
Prohibiting the use Of any liquid sub.
stance ~ manufacturing or canning
tomatoes al. tomatoes with PURGE, except
1he iI1ce arising from the tomatoes them
elves after thew have been peeled, trim
med cored and prepared for canning
Drohilitinc the sale of canned tomatoes q
canned tomatoes with PURGE which have
Loan manufactured or canned contrary L
+te provisions thereof and provdln!
,,eaaltics for the violation thereof.
amending M act concerning corporate
srretyship III requiring bonds to he sign
c,i and premiums psld IN Delaware,
Authorizing Dagsboro TO borrow none,
fer public Improvements
Authorizing Newark to borrow none
for tie enlargement Of its water and high
plat,
TWENTY-THBEE HOUSE BILLS
ere sing from $500 to s., 500 pc
al3.iu the amount Of money Camde
nav raise hy taxation.
Authorizing the City Council Of Ne7
Castle 10 increase the salary Of the cit.
X
IL reasing from $, 900 70 S3,oo0 pc
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At Last, Relief
From Rheumatism

he reached and eliminated from the blood
before real relief can be had
5. s. 5. has been successfully used for
Rheumatism for more than fifty years.
II is the most thorough and reliable blood
remedy because II searches ont and elinl-
mates all disease germs which infest the
blood.
Go TO your drug store and get n bottle
of $ s. s today, and begin 70 take u
rational. sensible treatment for Rhea-
matism that will show results For free
expert medical advice regarding your own
case, write fully to Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. 603 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
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Excursion for Negro Poor.

A Sunday school excursion at Idle
Wood Park will be gwen for Negro poor
children Monday. Ju.y - This IS the
third annual excursion conducted by the
Elijah NJ. Webb Association. There Will
he nm athletic meet with useful prizes,
and all Of the amusements of the park
will be free to those with tickets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
Grand Central an Office Building.

New York June The Grand Central
Palace in Lexington avenue, near Forty
second street, which for many years has
been given over to big exhibitions. etc,
is To be remodclled into nm office building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04

Now Is An Excellent Time TO Get Rid
of Its fortunes.
Victims Of Rheumatism should take
advantage Of the warm season which IS
"a favorable to the proper treatment for
this painful ailmcnt-
Rheumatism is more than 2 mere local
disorder confined to the locality Of the
painful parts II cannot hc rubbed away,
because il Is a dcep-scated disease that
has its source in the blood supply. Tho
tiny pain demons, the millions q ettlc
disease germs that cause the disease must
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
sHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Lubbock.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Lubbock.
Whereas, by virtue Of an execution
issued out OF the Seventeenth Ju-
dicial District Court Of Tar
rant County, Texas, on judg-
ment rendered in said Court on the
7th day Of April A. d. 1920, in favor
Of Elizabeth Parker, feme sole, Da-
vid Bone, Elizabeth Wyllie, femes
sole. Annie Wyllie Caldwell joined
pro forma by her husband. David
Caldwell. Margaret Campbell Wyllie,
a feme sole, and William Reid Nyllie
a minor. BY Margaret Wyllle Camp
bell, his next friend. are Plaintiffs,
and against Eugene a.. Pafrath, No.
51,71s on the Docket OF said 7 Court,
and 10 me, - Sheriff. dfected and
delivered, / did, on thsf5th day Of
Nav A. ID. 1920. atNA,1J o'clock p.
m levy upon the following describ-
ed tracts and parcels Of land situat-
ed in Lubbock County, Texas, and
belonging to Eugene A. Pafrath, to-
wit: Al ttcse certain lots or parcels
of land situateJ, fying and being in
the County or Lubbock, State of
Texas, md Known as lot No. One
CD in Block No. Three go; Lot
No. Six (6) in Block No. Thirteen
G3); Lot No. Twenty COO in Block
No. Twenty-Nine (29); Lot No. Six
90 in Block No Twenty Seven (27 ;
Lot No. Two (2) in Block No. Twen-
ty-Five (25): Lot No. Two (2) in
Block No. Twenly-One CD f; Lot No.
Twenty 900 in Block No. Forty
Seven (47): Lot No. Five 90 in
Block No. Forty-Five (45); Lot No.
Four (4) in Block No. Thirty-Seven
(37): Lot No. Six (6) in Block No.
Thirty-One (31); and lot No. Twen.
ty (2O) in Block No. One Hundred
Ninety-Eight (19s), on the LIST day
Of June A. ID. 1920, being the first
Tuesday Of said month, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. on said day, at the
Court House door Of Lubbock Coun-
ty, Texas. in the town OF Lubbock,
/ will offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction, for cash, all the right,
title and interest Of the said Eugene
A. paffrath in and 20 said property
Witness my hand, this the 9Th day
Of NAV A. D. 1920.
c. A. HOLC0MB,
Sheriff Of Lubbock County, Texas
ASA
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SOME LOCAL ITEMS
FROM CROSBfTON REVIEW


Distriet Court convened Monday
morning with all the officers present
and ready % proceed with the case
~ the State 0f Texas W. sam ,ateH
Tor the murder Of Judge J. W. Bur
ton about two months ago. X. r. Hun
hines, attorney for Gates, made
motion for a change Of venue ana
after the usual argument, the Judge
overruled the motion and immedi-
ately after the noon hour the selec-
ton Of Jury from the 100 venire-
men who had been summoned was
begun and about half Of the jury
was selected before adjournment
for the day Tuesday morning the
selection OF the jury was resumed,
and the twelfth juror was accepted
something after o'clock In the al
ternoon. after which court adjourn
ed for the day. Thursday morning
argument in the case was heard, Dis
trict Attorney Mcclure and Under
wood a. Simpson. attorney from Am
arillo. representing the State, and
r +. Huifhines. OF Pilot Point, rep
resenting the defendant. Argument
was closed before noon and the jury
retired. After celebrating until about
a.30 o'clock they reported 20 the
court that they had reached de-
/ cision and handed in a verdict md
| ing the defendant guilty Of murder
and assessed his punishment at con-
/ fnement in the State penitentiary
/ for a period Of 80 years.
At the Baptist parsonage yester'
day morning, May 18Th, at $3.50
Mr.. W. +. Busby and Miss Magnolia
/ Hicks were united in marriage. The
Young people left at once for For
I Worth where they will reside a.
1911 South Jennings Street Miss
Hicks is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hicks and is one Of the worthless
girls Of Crosbyton. while the forum
ate groom bears every mark Of be
ing a worthy young man.
The Review regrets 10 hear Of th'
death Of Grady Wooten which occur
red at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mr. j O. WoOten on the Eas
Plains, Tuesday morning, after onl!
few days illness with pneumonia
He was about % years Of age. IN
Review extends deepest sympathy Z
the bereaved relatives in this sa'
loss.
At special meeting Of the boar
| OF directors Of the Citizens Nationa
Bank Of Crosbyton held some tim
ago, /. r. Powell was unanlmousl,
selected to succeed the late l.. 4
Culwell as president Of this banking
institution. Mr. Powell IS one OF on
most widely known ranchmen, ~ on
Of the early settlers Of the county, ]
a safe and solid man al esefT respect
with splendid business judgment, ant
we congratulate the bank director
in making such a strong selection
W. W. Cooper, who has been witt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

the bank for several months past,
was selected TO succeed l.. G.. Stew
art, who recently resigned as assist
ant cashier. Mr.. Cooper has develop
ed into a good banker and his pro-
motion is well merited.
Our fellow townsman, +. W Suggs
happened to quite a painful accident
last Saturday while riding one OF
MS large mules, which threw him,
breaking his collar bone and some
OF his ribs. He Is getting along as
well as could be expected, we are
glad 10 hear, and hope he may have
no further trouble with his wounds.
Mr.. jeff Page and Mrs. Leo Groves
and Mr. Rhea Bradley and Miss
Pinke Kidd, all Of Lubbock, we're
married at the Methodist parsonage
in Crosbyton some days ago, Rev.
K. +. Dunn officiating.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
c y. mAEDcEN ATTENDING
BANKERS CONVENTION

G. y. Macdgen, president Of the
Security State Bank q Trust Com.
pany OF this city, accompanied by
his wife and little sons. left Monday
morning Of this week for Galveston
where Mr.. Maedgen will be IN at
tendance at the convention OF the
Texas Bankers Association. They
will likely return TO Lubbock the lat
ter part Of this week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds,
collar and harDess gals heal up
quickly when BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT is/applied 1t is both
healing and antiseppe Sold by all
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

bruce spencer. former resident u
this city, hut nov residing N Rails
vas here the lalter part ~ last week
Visiting With friends and aeqnaintan-
cna
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
LAND orr fHr-wxKKEr

This b % notifp. al parties who
have my land listedNthat the same
i nov On theI uissket Please govern
yourselves aecors.aa> II. G. hurna
is2
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

Miss Ann Britain, employee Of
the clerks office, spent last Sunday
In Rails at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Spencer.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27
broken

Farmers-Bring those broken
parts on yoGr implements. gas en-
gines, autotobiles, etc, to us, we will
weld them hnd guarantee them never
to break. Save time and money
Lubbock Welding Co. 3Otf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

Miss Ethel Hale Of Phoenix. Ar.
roma. Is the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs,
Louie Moore
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

LADIES, suk HOSIERY
!. n. HUNpXp. 4si
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-27

A GUARANTEES Bond
With each Washss
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NASILNE VYSTEHOVANf HAVfR0 V
MATEWAN.
DVANACT OSOB ZABITO A TRI VAz.
Ne ZRANENY.
MEzI UsMRcENYMI JEST MAYOR MEsTEcKA

Williams, W. Va, 19. kvetna. = Sto vypomocnych serfI
rucncemi ozbojenych byo odtud vysano do Mate
kde strhla btka mez obGanstvem deektyy Bald
Feltsovy agentur. Prby budou udrzova poradek
do prchodu statnich konsteblG.
Matewan, w. Va, 10. kvetna. Ia srazky udavsf
zde mezi obcanstvem polc jedne strane Bawn Felt
zovym detektvy druhe srane byo zabo II muzd tfi
vazne zranen Ma stine mrtvych jest jmeno mayoa Te
stermana, sedm deektvi ctyr honikI BOZ pochoptene
vekou merou rozrus cee oksl mestecku nasal kid
kdyz byla rozsena zprava povoani dvou etnn stani
lice.
Priciny sporu uvadi RUNE, navzaem 81 odporujc.
Pocie vypravue ze dnesnfho rama prelo nekok detek
williamson, ably .ystehova zavodnch domkI rodiny
hornkl kterf byl suzeb ddln spolenost propusten
Byo prave vyehovano rodn, kdyz obev mayor Te
azal Alberta Feltse nacenika vyslanych deek
tivi jakym pravem re befe prvo podobnemu jednan
akym pravem zakl tez jednoho honfkI az hadky vyse
lii Feltz revolverem kapse ukryym, ale okamziku to
skoen byl polcejnm nacenikem Matewanu Po relbe
puka vseobecna acka detev1m bylo prchat nekte sko
ci feky Thugu kde stall tercem ku pronasedovaten
tfi Mich take zafelen pf zachran plovann
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GIN VLASTNE BYL?

Do cukrarskeho obchodu S.
Margolise, 2376 vych. 55 ul.,
vessel vcera vecer n6jaky muz
a pozadal o zavitek zvykave
gumy. Mezi tim co obchodnik
objednane BALL, cizinec tasil
revolver, ktery nasadli ustrase
nemu cukrari ma Cello. We chvl-
Ii te vstoupila vSak do kramu
obchodnikova zena, nacez CHI
nee zbran svou Cd Margolise
odvratil a ma konec Sc ustrase-
neho zeptal, mnoho-li by "a tn
houchacku zaplatil. Nez ale
cukrar mohl odpovedet, cizi-
nee opustil kram a zustava n.y.
nj jen otazka, cim vlastne CHI
nee ten byl, zda banditou, ne
BIO obycejnym "kostymrem'
jenz Margolisovi skutecne
chtel revolver svdj prodati.
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BOLSEV!C! " PERISH.
GENERAL BRUSILOV OPETNE MA POLITICKEM
OBZORU.

Londyn 19. kv6tna Nedaleko Enzeli Persii Chva-
nskeho vystouplo breh tTnac lodi bolsevicke
vosko Tamnes ufady musey ustoupt pfesle podrobiti
kontroe Angtane pax Enze opusti jeste tehoz
veGera
General Alexis A. Bruslov, byvaly vrchni vete jes6
carske armady pocna dea Wade sovet konkurenci
Lennov jak oznamuie dnenf ranni vydani Daily
Teegraphu Zprava zdaa by potvrzova posedn depese
spoeneho tsku die ktere ady voenske pTebra posedni
dobou pravomo z bya az dosud yhrazena edne uraddm
cbtanskym. cekovem stavu Moskve nedosava jas
nych zprav n6kolik dnG drz povest nepokoch
povstani ruskem hlavnim meste
Central News obdrzely Hesngforsu telegram liter
MIN daem, general Wrangel utvo pooostrove Krymu
novou vadu.
CaTihrad. kv6tna. BolSevicke zpravy oznamuj re
Odessa jest dosud pod sovetn konroou kuecne nebyy do
depese Odesy uranskym vojskem zadne
potvrzeny Neasnost zavnuje ochromenf vsech
dopravnich prostredku mez Carhradem jzni Rusi
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NASI HOSI MA CESTE DO
PANAMY.

San Francisco, Is. kvetna.
Nasledkem poboureni mezi o.
becenstvem a roZtrpcenosti me
ri naSimi hochy a napjetim VII
ti ufednictvu, coz vSe hrozilo
kazdym okamzikem nejakym
vybuchem a mohlo vesti k dG-
sledkGm, jichz Sc nemozno do
hadnouti, bylo odpluti lodi Mt.
Vernon Sc trent tisici naSich
nejlepsich hochu uspiseno, jak
Sc jen dalo.
Parnik odplul z pristavu V
,patek rano V devet hodin. o
tom, ze byl ma dalsf cestu W.
|praven We spechu svedci to, ze
Iodejel pouze do polovice zaso-
ben uhlim a potravinami a ne
MAZE doposud dostatecneho po
ctu muzstva.
Lee costa do Panamy jest
kratka a tam Sc zasobi lid vsim,
echo jest zapotrebi ma cestu "a
ocean. V Panamskem pristavu
zGstane lod' zakotvena tyden
a zasobi Sc uhlim a vSim ostat-
MIN.
Z Panamy pojede primo do
Hamburku bez zastavky v "a
merickem pristavu ma atlanti-
cke stran6. Tento rozkaz ostat-
ne bude MONA jeSt6 zmenen.
Ia posledni tri dny byl pou-
re dvanacti mistnim CechGm
denne dovolen pfistup ma lod'
+, k druzinnikum. Kazdemu j.
n6mu byl pristup ma LODI "a
branen a silna ozbrojena stra2
hlidala, ably Sc nikdo nedostal
ma lod' ami lodi.
Ia techto pomeri, kdy3
isme nemohli hochGm nijak pc
moci, a videli jsme, ze jSou ma
lodi drzeni, nemohouce mezi
nas, vitali jsme vsichni urych.
leni odjezdu lodi. Zaslete ne.
jake noviny ma Panamu.
Svornost
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Absolon Frantiska, New
York; Ambroz Jakub, Chica-
go; Attl Kajetan, San Francis
co, CAL; Bakula Andrew, Chi
cago; Barton Anna, Chicago;
Bartusek Katerina, Chicago /;
Becvar Josef, Chicago; Bendl
Frank, Milwaukee; Bernard j.
F., Niles Center, Ill.,; Bluemel
c. R., Prague, Okla; Barovec
Stella, Cleveland; Bezak An
ma, Cleveland; Brozik Alois,
Cleveland; Brozik Anna, Gle
veland; Brunner ", Newark,
N. j.; Bunat Martha, Chicago ;
Puril Karel, Cleveland; Beard
Mary M. R., New York; Bunat
Vlasta, Chicago; Calta Matej,
Chicago; Cajthaml Ver., Chica
go; Cakl Josef, Irvington, N
j.; Cejka Josef, Cleveland
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LOUCENi S SCLEVELANDSKO SOKOL
SKOU VYPRAVOU.

AS pul hodiny pred stanove
nym odjezdem z "vystavne"
stanice drahy Nickel Plate sne-
81 Sc vydatny deStik, ktery ale
nebyl nikterak V stavu zabrd-
niti prichodu Getnych krajanu,
kteri 81 pfali jeste jednou po-
tfdsti pravicemi ucastniknm Wy
pravy k VII. sokolskemu sletu
konanemu V osvobozenych VIA
sti, hlavne V sidle republiky,
staroslavne Praze. Costa cd
Broadway k kNnadrazni budove
zastavena byla tem6r samymi
automobily a pod chatrnymi
stfechami hledaly utociste jed
notlive skupiny, bavice Sc pred
konetnym odjezdem pratel-
skym rozhovorem.
Ma rychlo vykonana byla je-
ste posledni opatreni, doozna-
meny jeste nektere vzkazy do
rodnych NEST a visek, kdyz
presne ctvrte hodine prisu-
pal vlak, MAZE sebou jiz vylet-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Milky ze zapadni strany, jimz
ihned, jako ably 81 ma cekajicf
je vitani zvykli, usporadano
bylo improvisovane uvitani ma
vdnim satkG a provolavanim
rGznych zdravic.
Hodina odjezdu Sc neupros-
ne priblizila a nezbylo nez
nastupovati, posledni ruky
stisk, sem tam nejaka pratel-
ska hubicka, ba tez jak jsme
pozorovali i hubicka cline sor-
ty", zertovne slovo ma rozlou-
cenou, nekde a dost pocetne i
zarosene oko, mavani rukou a
satky, posledni nazdar a "a
zvuku velebne naSi hymny
hnul Sc vlak naSimi milymi
k dalekemu cili. Divame sc
chvili "a mizicim vlakem a s
MIN zaroven dohasina / pisen
vracime Sc jaksi pohnuti a sc
steskem, re je nemuzeme Wy.
provazeti tam, kan naSe srdce
thine. - St'astnou cestu.