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The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
CHEAPER
\ THAN IN 1910
Lower Prices Will Make
Auto Travel Cost Less
Than Train.

Reductions ranging to Is per cent
in the prices OF pneumatic tires and
tubes have been announced by the
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. At these
new prices automobile tires sell for
approximately 40 per cent less than
in 1910.
In an official statement the COM
pany said:
I'm view of the fact that before
the present recession in prices, tires
actually sold for rs per cent less
than they did 10 years ago and at
the same time give their owners
nearly double the mileage, the pub
lie has been given an unusual dem
onstration of the saving in modern
quantity production.
The Goodrich Company realizes
that conditions can never return to
normal without reductions in the
cost of practically all commodities
of life, and it is determined to aid
in the movement even though by so
doing, it suffers a loss for the time
being. The company feels that II
will be more than compensated by
containing to assist its customers
to get back more rapidly to normal
living conditions.
"A recession of tire prices will
have a beneficial effect on the en-
tire automobile industry. 1t viii
prove to he a big forward stride
toward restoring the entire indus
try to normal production and pros
perity.
Scores of cities in which automo-
biles, parts and accessories are
made will feel the impetus of lower
tire prices reflected in increased
production.
Stimulate Auto Use.
Furthermore, the lower cost OF
automobile maintenace will stimu-
late their use by present owners
and encourage purchases by pros
pective owners. Most important
though. will be the effect on trans
portation, both passenger and
freight.
Cheaper tire mileage stands oft
in bold relief by further emphasiz
ing to the travelling public the econ
omy of automobile travel as COM
pared with transportation by rail.
Before the tire price reduction trav-
el by train was more expensive and
less flexible than motor travel
considering of course. that automo-
biles average three passengers to
the car. Now the saving is further
accentuated in the motor cars fav.
or. Increased highway transporta-
tion is certain to result.
Truck transportation. too. will
benefit. The recent increase OF 33
1-3 per cent in railroad freight rates
is also expected to stimulate motor
truck haulage, particularly since the
wide spread construction of good
roads is tending to eliminate one of
the greatest obstacles to this form
of transporting goods"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
BEAUTY AND STYLE -
IN NEW WINTONS

Unusually attractive lines are conC
tained in the new Winton Six
Limousine and sport sedan. These
models have been justly described as
a blend Of dignity and intimacy Of
style and socisbility." These two
models are fast growing very popur
lar, giving as they do, desirable pro-
lection from the elements together
with taste and refinement in the In
terror decoration.
These models are handled in this
city by T. Lamar jackson, Four
teenth and r streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
PROFESSIONAL MEN
APPROVE BUICK CARS

The beautiful lines of the new
model Buick cars is being attested
to by the growing popularity of a
motor car riding public. These
cars are fast gaining growing
chenille among professional and
business men. In addition 10 their
reliability for business use, the new
models possess power. roominess
and comfort that makes them es-
pecially gratifying in leisure hours
to the entire family.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
AUTO RIDE A DAY KEEPS
TFIEDOCTOR AWAY, MORAL
CONTAINED IN THIS ARTICLE

We are told by the scientific med
ical men of the nation that this
country will in another score of
years become noted for the health
standard Of its entire population due
mainly to the use of the motor car.
An automobile has many functions,
one of which is to improve the
health of the riders. This It does
without question to such a degree
that in some cases the results are
almost uncanny. One of the well
known nerve specialists relates
many cures, due entirely to the fact
that the patient went motoring for
health- The fundamental principle
behind motoring for health Is that
| II dtverts the mind and also gives q
constant change of air.
Forget it," the nervous man Is
void. but he cannot forget so easily
unless there is more potent force
lending to divert his mind from his
oodliy atlment. We are also told
mat the mental condition of a pa
uent IL properly taken care of will
IN turn produce desirable effects on
tial in diverting the mind away
from oneself than motoring.
The automobile manufacturers
predict that 40 per cent of the cars
VIII in future be sold for health pur-
poses, the other so per cent for bus
mess reasons. We are inclined to
think that the nation can save mon
ey in the end by encouraging an
investment in automobiles rather
than spending the same or more
money In medicine. operations. etc,
which in the end will not produce
the most desirable results. We are
not in position, of course. to tell the
forms of diseases or ailments that
should be treated by motoring, but
most doctors will agree that riding
ana even driving an automobile will
do much toward bringing certain
patients back to health.
Changes Mental state.
IL may be pretty hard for a ner-
vous patient to believe that he can
Drive a car, but it has been demon
strated time and again that the
very act of driving so changes the
mental state as to remove the nerv-
BUSINESS. The patient must, how
ever. drive cautiously, and he must
confine his driving to the country
rather than the city. The driver
Will find that his heart beats, his
respiration and his whole system
will react to the tune of the car. II
the car is driven slowly tenseness
of the muscles is removed: as the
speed increases there Is an involun-
tary acceleration of the heart and
the lungs This Is not always so
but it is, generally speaking. a char
Hcteristic of nervous person at the
wheel
Certain nervous conditions are
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Sticking Bushings.

Binding of the bushings that sur
round the push rods frequently
causes trouble. This may be caused
by the oil becoming gummy or by
valve grinding grit that has got
down into the interior. II the aper-
ture is closed with a cloth before
the valves are ground this latter
trouble will be obviated.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Ole Oime to Jnsist on -Aovertisina

FAPECTANCE by the public of further in prices of
automobiles and consequent slow business until Spring
hen revival expected the expressed bv
nifty newspapers representing every country in
replies to telegraphc inquiry by Lesan Ad-
vesng Agency November to learn for the of the
auootve industry what its prospects for next few
months i'll the United States and Canada ~ "
this telegram: ' ~ " 'i :"
Many present and prospective adyertisers
busine
dealer and business connectinn
stop Could have rview few citze
various lines occupation and e
ther opinion effect on
Possibility bal
year outlook for Also opinion
able or dssgreeable." ~ "e'ee-
Replies OF the compiled by the Isn
Agency and sent to automotve country ON
November TO- with this advice by President H. E. Lesan
From our observation advertising men, supported by
hese replies from newspapers suggestion men
SO lar as concerned would be quit merely spend
ing money and magazines, etc. insist on
ADVERTISlNGwhh after ALL only right when It will
sen gooas unoer diHicufies . The business sound
but 1t has just come down to brass tacks."
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

FRANK WEIGH, who goes to
Georgetown and will be an NJ. D.
some day, tells us that the doc
tors have a new name for a. GER
tain injury to the wrist. They
call it the Ford fracture" Who
knows why?
-Look!-Lfsten!-
The Greed Of the Csrburetor Is spreading
in North Dakota. In 1915, there were 40,-
46s machines In the State. Last years 81,
Ss5 Of the Faithful took out licenses-one
car to every nine persons. Wonder whether
n. d. has lots OF good saiesmen or whether
the people are Just gss-giddy.
-Stop!-Leok!-Lis
JIM CHINN reports seeing a
woman driving C a car mt Twelfth
and Pa. Ave. the other day, with n
doughnut in one hand and the steer
ing-wheel I'm the other. Wen bet
ton of anthracite 10 a 1914 license
tag that the 1ady's not among the
Noble Five Hundred on The Herald's
Honor Roll Of Careful Motorists.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
lsl an
STOP LOOK LISTEN
THE WOMAN AND THE WEATHER.
BY
jim RING

When the Gir is charged aisth rudy balsing yisor
AHd the brillost kdves svhirIing to the ground
Does feIoaD reek Of roaghness, reek Of rigor,
As his eayeens oovoyting, giylau1rd bonndf
Does he heed the brdcny brG7cfing of the ,reafhsr,
When the tres are hanmirg-ntotor all o-pmr;
When the biasfrng sUiHer elements together
Constire to halt Mn.-0hen he speeds TO Herr
There's Sme that's racing roand his rugged features;
THERE'S light of subtle incoming in his eye;
And, maardre of staring country creatures
Who start and gra,ubIc his sips BY,
His sight is rooted to the road before him
Rolling behind him h< his goal;
UnmindfnI of blue glory hanging oer him,
He guides the car doarn dell and fell and knoll
Con yoH him as he to the farmhouse e..
That nestes in a ring of hLookS dredvf
Can yon the place azvuke q startled doy,roHSe,
As the noise of throbbing motor meets its s0ri
Can you his aching ~ bliss eHeTele
The Girl aDho-1ueA, the reSfiS Private, sir.
NoUember skies may brightly bloom ruykL,
But they're opdsted on the tpho speeds to Her!
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
County mud. A hts despatch frsn -
thssda stated that be vas stiu sinktzs.
-Stept-LeSk-Lf

thssds stated that be vas stiu si,ktzs.
-stept-Lesks-Lis
WE ARE PUZZLED.
We were in the office Of a we'll
known traffic authority not long
ago, while he was lecturing >
pint-size colored person on the
fire and birthstone in store for
those who break traffic regulations
To lend dignity and solemnity
to the occasion, we were intro
duced to the offender as the Clerk
of the Court. %
The lswbreaker took one look
at US and then said he'd like TO
settle the affair out of court i
possible.
Ergo, we are puzzled.
-stsPt-Lseks-Ltste,,-
WRECKED.
There is sand in the motor:
There's leak in the tank:
There are tacks in the tires .0
And bewildering wires
Are wrapped round the crank.
And there's no one TO tote 'er!
when the roaring. black train
Sped hard down the track,
i was so full OF pride
On my rosdster's hrst ride
That / didn't look back.
Now here in the rain.
with a bump on my bean.
with a cut on my knee.
With a dervishy mind.
I'm trying TO ind
II am still Ne.
Ny poor old machine!
- -
await the New Year,
May its coming be fleet.
For then ] shall swear
That I'll always take care.
Nor be thrown from my seat.
To repose on my ear.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
PAGE MR.. WEEGEE.

ASS MN w A<SII
When motorists go to Heaven
To perform with wings and Tyres,
Do they still encounter frecze-ups,
Traffic cops and punctured tires
o. d.
-Stop!-Look!-Lis
We wish TO extend our personal
congratulations TO Mr.. GEORGE
again last night. And anybody who
say that feat is worthy of honorable
mention.
-stop:-Look!-Lis
Ii is a most Inspiring sight to
walk by EUGENE ID. BELLS home
on a bright and sunny morning, and
see K. BIS manly form haIf-hidder
beneath his machine. with monkey
wrenches and other surgical fnstru-
ments lying around.
-stop!-Look!-Lis
Why not call the closed car the
"overeoat carp" It's best in cold
weather.
X. D. N.
-Stop!-Look:-Lis
Who doesn't know the fellow who
some time ago had "a little car tha,
could beat anything in his section
of the country"
r. J.
-Step!-Look!-Iis
OUR LITTLE AUTO
ALPHABET.
No. l. The Axle.
A is for Axle.
All Automobiles
Must wear them, unless
They would go without wheels
-Stop!-Look.-L
Mr.. EEvEE HARRIS, our News Editor
was out in his machine q few nights are
EettinG data for . treatise on Iontremery
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
-SToP!-LooKI-LISTEN-

zation what would your message
be? G. r.
A. The Washington Herald.
Gentlemen: Kindly send me The
Herald, daily and Sunday, for one
year."-(Adv.)
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
KEWS AND AZE.

Q. / have a plan that will stop
all wars. With whom shall COM
municate? THINKER.
A. Mai. Gessford. at Main 1000,
would be interested.
Q. What is a good alibi TO hand
a policeman after being arrested for
speeding? T. J.
A. Tell him your speedometer's
busted. That's a new and original
excuse. II the cops new. you'll
probably get OF for $50.
+ Q. If you were marooned on a
desert island. with the means OF
sending only one message to civili-
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
Observation-Disclosures
R. BURNS UP-To-DATE.
o. wad some pow'r
The money gi me
To buy a car
With friends to see me.

-Step!-Look!-Lis
Harry the Hacker says: / fdUor
capital punishment for the -feiIo1r
rho stops his car IN q cro1rded street
to tell another oHtOist hoac cute his
ne1e baby IS.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

When motorists go TO Heaven
To perform with wings and Tyres,
Do they still encounter freeze-ups,
Traffic cops and punctured tires ?
o. D.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27

dpejsim prodem neupdanch prefeyopa
nch nabzeny 500
pdkdch dane AZ dasho
kasd6u akciem eda
obecnf Pnospekty na' 'posdddnL
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obchodni organisace j3ou zada
ny, ably poslaly lsye. zastupce,
tez jednotlivci, kteri Sc pod
nix zajimaii, jsou vitani.
Ceskoslovensky zmocn6nec
pro Spojen6 Staty pan Jan G..
Masaryk promluvi ma t6to kon
ferenci.
DalSi informace mozno obdr
zeti p. f. f. Prantnera, box
130, Times Plaza Station,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Pan Plantner
bude V Clevelandu, hotel Stat
Ter, V sobotu 1. kvetna.
We vyboru Americke Cesko-
slovenske Obchodni komory
zasedajf tito panov6: Jan A
|Sokol, Frank G.. HjiGek, AL
bert Hlavat jr., Chas. c,
Chapp a tajemnik p. f. F.
Prantner.
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). musi Sc pokraGovat V ramci
svobodomyslnosti.
Obc. Martinek navrhuie, a.
by provedeno bylo spoieni G..
N. S. Sc S. S. pouze iako odbo-
cka C. N. S. S. V Americe.
Obc. Yunger stavi protina-
vrh, ably move teleso neslo ma
zev: Ceskoslovenske Narodni
Sdruzeni Svobodomyslnych V
Clevelandu, oduvodnuje svGj
navrh tim, re V cele Americe
nebudou tfeba S nami SOU
HAST.
Protinavrh Jungr6v byl pi'i-
jat 27 hlasy a proti hlasovalo
jen. 13 hlasu. ,,st
I V zasedani ned6lnim projed
mana byla otazka pristiho po-
stupu j otazky tykajici Sc svo-
bodomyslneho skolstvi. Sized
nalezne sve pokracovani V
Chicagu, kde rozhodnuto bude
o vyslani vhodneho Delegate
ma kongres MeZinarodni Volne
Myslenky, ktery bude V zari
svolan do Prahy.
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.


- A"S y - AAAOoSA |
Nemecke listy uverejnuji OBJ
sirne zpravy 0 delnickych w
trznostech, jez minule stredyl
odpoledne udaly Sc pred tovar
nou (tkalcovnou) velkoprumy-
slnika Melicha a pax jeho vi
lie. "Reichenberger Zeitung"
sdeluje, re delnici zamestna-
nj pri stavbe tamni silnici "a
stavili praci demonstrovali
proti drahot6 a nedostatecne-
mu zasobovani. "Tahli me-
stem = vypravi list = a pri-
NELL delniky nekterych prumy
slovych zavodu, re Sc k nimI
pfidali. Dav odebral Sc k tkal-
covne tovarnika Melicha, pro-
ii nemuz Sc posledni dob6 ma
schGzich mluvilo a iemuz Sc Wy
tykalo, re ie zbohatlikem. Vra
ia byla zavrena. Pan Me-
Itch tazal Sc s kancelafskeho
okna prveho poschodi, co "a
stup (asi 1000 lido zada, ma
cez mu odpovedeno, aby "a
stavil praci a dial delnikGm
volno. Pan Melich odvetil, re
bylo poslednim case dost
svatkG, aby pockali do peti
hodin, kdy bude konec prace,
pax re ieho d6lnici mohou Sc
k demonstrantGm pripoiiti. V
odpov6d' ma to byla vypacena
tovarni vrata, nacez hazeno
ma kancelar kamenim, pTi
cemz roztriSteno take nekolik
| oxen. Proti vetrelcGm uveden
v cinnost hasici pristroj, coz
dav vice poboufilo. Ia velke-
no kriku. lani spilani obrati-
Ii Sc pc te demonstranti k bliz
Ike vile Melichove, kamz Sc to-
varnlk kancelarskym perso-
nalem zadnimi tovarnimi vrat-
ky uchylil. Ia trapneho kriku
byla kamenim bombardovana
a okna vybijena. Sedm cetnikil
nebylo sto, aby zamezili dal-
sim nasilnostem. Vytlucenymi
okny vnikli demonstranti do
bytu, kdoz straSlive Tadili. VSe
co nebylo pripevneno, bylo od-
neseno. mimo iine take veSke-
re satstvo, zasoby potravin,
vina, atd. NaTadi, zrcadla by
la roztriskana, ba celia "a
hrada spustoSena. Pan Melich,
jejz z pocatku nekteri ieho
delnici chranili, musil ukryti
Sc ma pGde, kdez ztravil pill
druhe hodiny, po kterouz dobu
dav We vile Tadil. Ami iedno o.
kno nezGstalo We vile cele. /
sklenena strecha a steny zimnf
zahrady byly roztriskany. Te-
prve k veceru dav odtahl. ma
cez take pan Meilch svoii
skrys opustil. Hned vsak ode
jel do Liberce, kde Sc jeste
zdrzuje. Nechce Sc pry vratiti
do Semil, nybrz bude spravo-
vati provoz tovarny z Liberce.
Delnici Melichovi demonstra-
ce a pleneni Sc nes1castniIi.
Druheho dine prisli jako oby-
cejn6 do prace." n
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v dobe drahoty.

Navstevnik (utira 81 spoce-
ne celo): "Tady mate parno
jako ma Sahare To jste kou.
pill uhelne doly?"
Otec rodiny: Gale kde! Pali-
me uz tri dni pozvanky q le-
tosnich veselic, merend, venec-
XII a baln !"
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AMERICKA CESKOSLOVEN-
SKA OBCHODNf KOMORA.
Charge D'Affairs Jan Masa-
ryk ma schIzi komory Gle
velandu.
kancelare obchodni komory
budou " New Yorku.

Washington, ID. {. Amerlc-
ka Ceskoslovenska Obchodni
Komora zapoGne svoji cinnost
v New Yorku dne 3. kvetna
1920. S pripravnymi pracemi
bylo zapocato jiz pred rokem,
kdy zalozena byla Ceskoslo-
venska Obchodni komora A
merice, "a kterouz dobu bylo
nashromazdeno mnozstvi in
formaci a potrebneho materia-
lu. Panove Jan A. Sokol a Fr.
G.. Hajicek navstivili Ceskoslo
venskou republiku, kde STUDIO
vail pomery a po SVEN navra-
tn sve zkuSenosti sdelili Ko-
more.
Komora byla 1redne uznana
Narodni Obchodni Komorou V
Praze, ktera slibila V kazdem
ohledu prispeti pomoci oso-
BAN, ktere budou miti dopo-
ruceni Ameriky. V Praze by
la otevrena prozatimni kance-
lar. Obchodnim zastupcum,
kteri navstivili Ameriku, veno-
vana zvlastni pozornost.
Pan Jan A. Sokol, zastupu-
jici Ceskoslovenskou Obchod-
nj komoru V Americe a vybor,
zastupujici Ceskoslovenskou
Obchodni komoru V New Yor-
ku (panove A. Hlavac jr., M
Pilnacek, H. T. Svanda, a va
ro ZeniSek) dohodli Sc, re New
York jest prirozenym mistem
pro obchodni komoru a .vypra
covali plan k prelozeni Cesko-
slovenske Obchodni Komory V
Americe do New Yorku a zde
il inkorporovat jako American
CZechoslovak Chamber of
Commerce. a lined zapociti S
praci.
Jest nutno, ably krajane 81 u
vedomili velkou dIlezitost, kite
rou Obchodnf komora pro mas
ma, a stall Sc cleny bud L.
stfedni organisace neb nektere
jeji odbocky. Clenstvi neni o.
mezeno pouze pro Cechoslova-
ky, clenem NIUE sc stati take
American. Ceskoslovensky OBJ
chod must byti nalezite repre-
sentovan a oznamovan, nesmi-
me zalozit ruce a divat Sc, jak
ostatni svet specha ku predu.
Prace konana Americkou Ce
skoslovenskou komorou bude
hodna jejiho jmena. Obchod-
nj komora bude vydavat caso-
pis jednou mesicne. Kancelar
bude rizena spolehlivym 1red
nikem, ktery nejsa vazan OBJ
chodnimi ohledy bude moci
nalezite a dplne venovati cas-
svui praci.
Ia ucelem poskytnouti in
teresovanym csobam prilezi-
tost informovati Sc nalezite
planech teto move organisace,
bude v nedeli, dne 2. kvetna
Clevelandu Ohio v hotelu Stat
Ter pofadana konference, ma
ktere vykonny vybor poda sve
zpravy a doporuceni. Vsechny
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z KONFERENCE SVAZU
SVOBODOMYSLNYCH.

re sc pOdllelO pres 6O ZaStup-
cG a zastupkyn ruznych svob.
spolku a korporaci, zahajil
obcan Maxa. Ia New York do
stavili Sc tri zastupci, obc. III
cha, Karnik a Kreisl.
Ia pfedsedu konference zvo
len byl obc. Cansky, misto-
predsedka obc. Vobecka, ta-
jemniky obc. R. Yunger FIR.
Zak. Do resolucniho vyboru
obc. Obermajer a Cernohor-
sky.
K bodu Ceske Narodni Sdru
zeni a 5vaz Svobodomyslnych
referoval obc. JOS. Stibr, jenz
We. SVEN referatu poukazal ma
nutnost sjednoceni ceskoslo-
venskeho zivlu, ably poskytl
nacrtek k slouceni G.. n. S. Sc
SvaZem Svobodomyslnyc
Rovnez poukazal ma mapku,
jak vsichni diplomatic pohlizl
ma mas slovansky kmen, re
pres polovinu V Europe name
slOVanskehO narOda. Konci slO
Wy, re ne pod krunyrem, ale
spojenymi silami budeme bu-
dovat nasi budQucnost. Pc tom
to referatu ujima Sc slova obc.
Humel, ktery vysvetluje, re
sjednocenim Svazu Svobodo-
myslnych S c. N. S. vyjde Sc
vstric celemu ceskemu Cleve-
landu, jelikoz je to pranim
nasich svobodomyslnych spoil
ku. Vysledek vyZnel jiz V c.
N. S. i We schulz S. S. Nutnost
toho vyzaduje, jelikoz nema-
me zde zadne prekazky ami
privesky jako mali V New Yor
ku a nebo Chicago, pripadne
ma zapade. c. N. S. V Cleve-
landu zalozeno bylo po osla-
We Husove a proto nam zalezi
ma tom, abychom Sc dnes spo-
jill.
Obc. Kreisl (New York; "a
da vysvetleni, ably mu bylo ja-
sno, oc Sc jedna, jelikoz ne
byl pfi zacatku konference.
sObc. Martinek pravi: Vydr.
zovanf C. N. S. a Svazu Svob
u mas V Clevelandu znamena
pro mas dvojl ucetnictvi. Nut
most mas vede k tomu, jeliko5
velika cast naSich krajanu po.
jede domu do vlasti, jakmile
Sc tam ustali pomery, nasled.
KEN toho mladeho zivlu zvla.
ste z poslednich 10 let bude u.
byvat tim spolkovi pracov-
nici. Nasim ukolem je podpo.
rovat ceske svob. Skoly a po.
nevada sc lide naucili prispi
vat ma RUNE ucele, nebudou
poZadu ami ted.
Obc. Stibr oduvodnuje jehc
referat, ktery smeroval k spo
jeni c.. N. S. a S. S.
Obc. Karnik podotyka, re ne
mini Sc plest do zalezitost
zdejSich, ale re jako zastupce
musi prinest zpravy do New
Yorku, ma Gem Sc konference
usnesla. Poznamenava, re N
", kdyz c. N. S. Sc spojilo s
katoliky, re Sc prestalo praco
vat ma svobodomyslnosti. Dale
poukazuje ma praci C. N. S. '
N. Yorku a soudi, re kdyz c.
S. n. skoncilo svou praci, ze
mGze uzavrit knihy a vec bu
de odbyta. Pracovala-li cleve'
1andska odbocka V teto akci u.
pfimne a svedomite, nevidel
isme to same v Texasu anebc
Omaze atd. Wy Zde mate jint
povinnosti, MONA, re Sc dame
presvedcit, ale nesp6chejte "a
pojednejte o veci dukladne.
Obcan Zicha: On. " Ne
jsem referat v New Yorku
kde bylo zastoupeno 80 svob
spolkd a my prisli k tomu ma
zoru, re nelze ucinit spojeni C
N. S. Sc S. S. Poukazuje na
nOm9rv v e. N g. " New Yor