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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
THOMSON AND
HIS PLATFORM

'L am very much astonished,' said
judge s. ]. Isaacbs, Friday, chat
there should be anything but uuanim-
Gus support in FL Paso Of the candi-
dacy OF r. F. Thomson for governor
7 have read Nr. Thomason's speech
very carefully. and find that he IS for
prohibition. both statewide and ma
tiOnal, and for the enforcement OF
both. Does any FL pasoau favor the
repeal OF or is anyone against the
enforcement OF citherl is this dec
laration the doctrine OF near social
ism2
shall Woman Voter
HE stands Tor woman Suffrage
In all probability before the next
election sufficient number OF
states tonly three are lacking now
viii have ratified the equal suffrage
amendment. is anyone opposed 10
equal suffrage for men and Womenl
is this socialism, and is it pandering
10 the discontinued and unfit
'Ife next accounces that his slogan
Is More business and less politics
and specifically advocates more COM
potency and efficiency with fewer
administration Of state affairs Who
can oppose this part OF Mr. Ihum-
asOn's platform Is that socialism
~He says that he Is the friend Of
every kind Of education, especially
the friend OF public schools Does
anyone consider this the same old
doctrine Of near socialism and when
Mr. Thomson advocates public edu-
cation is he 'pandering to the discon-
tented and unfit that has made Boil
shevism a menaceg
Capital And Labor.
Discussing capital and labor he
says. 7 am against capital when Il
proGteers or denies those who labor
the right and opportunity TO better
their living conditions ann against
Tab
anarchy 10 enforce its demands I
am for both when they treat each
other and the public fairly. pro-
pose TO give both square deal Does
anyone condemn that utteranceg il
so, Why
'IIe next says: Z am going 10 en-
courage every legitimate invest
ment, and give protection Of the law
10 every man, firm or corporation
engaged in honest business Is that
the doctrine OF near socialism, and
is that pandering TO the disseminated
and unfit2
He is for good roads. conservation
and reclamation. Does anyone fail
TO endorse that. or consider it an
appeal 70 the discontcntedI
State Institutions.
HE comes out strong in support
Of all our eleemosynary Institutions,
including the confederate home. in
sane asylum. deaf and dumb asylum,
and blind asylum, and che inEtitu-
tons for the care OF the tubercula-i
and demands a business administra-
tiou Of the prison system. In what
way is this sociallstic doctrinel
Mr.. Thomson announces that II
elected governor there are going TO
be few pardons granted Does any
one consider that when man de-
mands the enforcement Of the law
and punishment OF criminals. he is
-pandering 10 the disc0utented and
unfirF
He announces IN no uncertain
terms that ne is a friend Of the sol
dier, a firm believer in the doctrine
Of states rights. wants the United
States and Texas run by American
citizens and is opposed TO the un-
naturalized alien participating fin our
governmental affairs. Is this pan
dering TO the disconnected and IN
fit and does 60 tend TO encourage
BolshevisInT Who does not endorre
this sentiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
RACE CLOSE IN
18TH DISTRICT

Houston. Tex March 5.-An official
count may be necessary to determine
whether Lynch Davidson. a DemOcra-
tic candidate, or Charles Murphy, the
non partisan league nominee, was
elected in the three cornered state
senatorial election in the 18th dis
trict yesterday. 1t was the first
Texas election In which the non
partisan league had been an issue.
With a few voting boxes still un-
reported. the unofficial count early
this afternoon gave Davidson a lead
o. 21S votes. his vote standing 1921 to
Nurphy's 1858
In Harris county one OF the three
counties comprising the senatorial
district. three representatives were
elected and in these contests the non
partisan league candidates were de-
fested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
EDWARDS SAYS DEMOCRATS
WILL ADJUST BOOZE ISSUE

New York. March s. - Edward T.
Edwards, Of New Jersey. who has
declared war on the federal prohi-
billion amendment. was acclaimed
last night as the next president OF
the United States" by members of
the Tammany Osceola club, whom he
addressed on the liquor question"
Governor Edwards said. 1T is a
pity that the liquor issue IS to re-
main in politics" That result. he
added, had been actually determined
by the 18th amendment. and Folstead
act, the biggest fool bill ever passed
by congress"
'NothwithstandinE the opinion OF
Mr. Bryan and the Anti-Saloon league,
it is my conviction that the Demo-
cratic party viii listen 10 the peo-
pie ana viii include In its platform
a provision covering the right Of
personal liberty and self-determina-
ton, and assume fun and proper
protection against further tampering
with the constitution"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

A Skin Tightener
to Reduce Wrinkles

1n beauty culture as IN the treat
nicut OF physical ailments, the tendency
nowadays 81 TO seek the removal OF
clrs-s- rather than 20 treat svn-p tornE
ar effects In the matter OF wrinkles. for
instance ne know that the lines or fur
ru7rs are caused By the skin becoming
loose iu places SO Go does not perfectly fit
t1a flesh beneath The skin then
wrinkles or says Naturally the proper
thiuE 60 DO is 70 tighten the sEfn-make
l- Ir-then there's no room for lines.
wrinkles ard folds. and no surplus skin
r1 sag or bag
The best known formula Tor the pur-
posc lF- SaZolita, one ounce. dissolved in
ale-half pint Of witch hazel Zee as a
wash lotion. The effect is truly remark
able. especially Is results are almost Inn
mediate ask the druggist Tor the pow
dcred saUoiite, which dissolres very
1uicklv-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
HOBBY GOES To
STATE MEETING

Dallas, Tex March ~ Imam =
Hobby viii participate in the state
Democratic mass meeting in Dallas
Saturday morning in addition 20
Thomson, Looney. Neff and Level
ling. who are avowed candidates for
governorship and whose acceptance
Of Invitations TO speak here at that
time have previously been announced
The purpose OF the mass meeting is
TO organize so as TO insure the selec-
ton Of Teas delegates 10 the Ma
tl0nal Party convention in san Fran
cisco. who are in sympathy with the
national administration and its &C
complishments.
Statewide interest has been shown
for several days, but this was made
more keen today when IL become
known that Gov. HcDby VIII be at
the meeting. II is not known here
whether he viii at that time an
nounce a decision as TO seeking re-
election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
DOing lis DUN

For two years suffered aronislnc
pains ia my stomach, belching up
sour and bitter fuldt and caa
Tongue always coated. Doctors were
unable 20 help me. The first dose
Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy made
me feel 100 percent better. and j am
now feeling better than at any time
IN my life Z deem it my duty 10
advise other sufferers" 10 Is slm-
moves the catarrhal mucus fHom the
Intestinal tract and allays the i'm
Illumination which causes practically
am stomach liver and intestinal ail-
meuts, including appendicitis one
funded. At all drussisla.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Careless Shampooing
Spells the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
II YOU want to keep your hair looking
it's best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkalL
this dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle. and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use IS
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo
(Which is pure and greaseless), and is
better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls viii
cleanse the hair thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
q in. II makes an abundance Of
rich. creamy lather. which rinses out
easily. removing every particle Of
dust, dirt dandruff and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly
and &c leaves the scalp soft, and the
hair fine and silky. bright, lustrous,
fluffy and easy TO manage.
You can get Mulsified cOcoanut oil
shampoo NJ any pharmacy. it's very
cheap. and a Few ounces viii supply
every member Of the family Tor
m0nths.-AdTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

ton Of arguments against the league
Of nations
Without once mentioning the name
OF an opponent. the former ambassa-
doris entire attack was directed
against the auti-league speech de-
livered here Tuesday night by sena-
tor Hiram Johnson, in his campaign
for the Republican party presidential
Endorsement at the South Dakota
primaries March 2G.
He declared himself in favor Of
immediate action on the part OF corr
gress TO accept the treaty with or
without reservations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
MAY SELECT A MAN
TO RUN AGAINST BAILEY

{ Bailey calls his "set OF principles"
are being sent over Texas.
Bailey supporters here say that
Z Thomson, OF FL Paso, is trying TO
establish political diversion from
the main issues OF the campaign by
stirring W a warm local conflict in
Cooke county. where Bailey once
lived and where Thomson was born
Thomason's Def.
Referring 10 the statement made
at Gainesville Tuesday when Thom-
ason spoke there, which was that
Thomson viii carry Cooke county"
Bailey's supporters here seem 10 ad-
init that IhomasoE viii carry Cooke
county, for they have said. senator
Bailey wiz canvass the entire state
f ig. viii not worry about Cooke '0'n-
Thomson said in his speech
that he was willing 20 leave the
issue 20 Cooke county, the for
mer home county OF both him
self and Bailey, and enter fight
with Bailey for the vote OF the
county, the loser to Withdraw
from the race.
The Bailey organizations Is plan
ming to hold here or in some other
Texas city, probably next week. q
meeting at which VIII be discussed
what the Democrats do here Satur-
day, and IN Washington Bailey is
hurrying TO get back TO Texas 10
make a speech lie hopes he can talk
in Dallas for sure on March IL.
While an this is going on, the Re-
publicans are not asleep. Clarence
J. LIMA, chairman Of the Republic
can organization committee. has
called a mass meeting here for Sat
urday night. A Dallas county divis-
T ion Of the Texas Republican Council
| will be perfected Plans viii be made
I az the meeting to build up a strong
] Republican organization throughout
the state
Senator Owen slams Bailey.
Senator Robert j. owen. OF Okla
homa, has joined the fight against
Z Bailey. owen refers TO Bailey as "a
man who has been a stalking horse
Tor the Republicans for many years. "
Bailey is trotting true 10 form"
! says owen.
when the Republicans in 1911
wanted 10 bring in New Mexico
with two Republican United
States senators. Bailey led the
fight for them and spoke for the
I admission OF New Mexico with
/ two Republican senators assured,
while he voted against admitting
ArizOnn with two Democratic
] senators assured, March II, 1811-
! III the Democrats Of Texas want a
leader who does not believe in their
I intelligence, Bailey perfectly fills the
/ bill If they support him as a leader,
/ his theory Of their lack OF intel
{ ligence VIII receive some interesting
cOnfirmatory evidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Quickly Ended BY Pleasant Germ.
Killing Anfisepic

The little Hyomei inhaler is made
ot hard rubber and can be easily car
ried IN pocket or purse IL VIII last
q lifetime
Into this inhaler pour a few drops
OF magical HyomeL
This Is absol bed BY the antiscptic
sauze within and now you are ready
20 breathe &C. IN over the germ in-
Tested membrane where it win speed
ily begin It's work OF kining cararrh
germs. Hyomei ls made Of Australian
eucalyptus combined with other anti
seprlcs and IS very pleasant TO
breathe.
10 IS guaranteed 70 end catarrr
bronchitis, sore throat. Group. coughs
and colds or money back Ii cleans
out a stuffed up head in two minutes
Sold by druegists everywhere and
by Kelly e. Poliard--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
WOMEN WANT TO HELP IN
PLANKING 1920 PLATFORMS

Cleveland. March 5--The National
League Of Women Voters viii at
forms at the national political con-
ventions a. Chicago and San Fran
cisco. Mrs A. 3. Pyke, delegate 10
the Democratic convention from the
22nd congressional district Of Ohio,
declared in an address here yester-
day. No effort viii be made by the
league to indorse the presidential
candidates, she said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
CHARGE SUGAR
PRICES Fixed

Washington. D. c. March O.
Charging president Wilson and at
torney general Palmer were directly
responsible for prevailing high sugar
prices. Republicans by a strict party
vote have put through the house a res
olution authorizing investigation by
the judiciary committee OF the acts
OF attorney general Palmer in cOnnec-
tion with prices fixed for Louisiana
sugar.
Democrats charged the Republicans
with an attempt 20 curb the growing
popularity" Of q Democratic presiden-
tial aspirant-
The Republicans replied that Mr..
Palmer had no authority 10 recognize
the high figures at which Louisiana
sugar sold and that he had failed 10
press actions against profiteers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
GRAND JURY RETURNS II
INDICTMENTS; 7 FOR FORGERY

The grand jury returned II in
dictments Friday, seven charging
forgery and six Of them against one
man
The six indictments were returned
against VIII Nays, a negro, who adj
mitted in a preliminary hearing that
he signed the names Of sheriff Seth
O-ndorff and r. Burt Orndorff TO
checks. The other forgery charge is
against T. p. Patrick. who has all
ready pleaded guilty 10 this charge
and has been sentenced TO serve two
years IN the neuitenLary.
Theodore Gordon was indicted on
= charge OF embeZzlement. Jose Gain
tero on charge OF burglary and j.
r. Navarro on charge OF theft
over $50
The last woif vas kined in scot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
boys dept.

-khdki suits S4.95
Government khaki sults-with
military knickers-ages s TO
Is years-coat has outside
pockets-Well tailored.
pool suits S9.75
All wool Cashmere suits. beau
fully made and finished-pret-
~ patterns. fun lined knick-
erbockers. ages 8 10 rs. Reg
ular $3.50 values.
-Wool suits S4.94
Buster Brown suits for small
boys IN medium and dark col
ors-seVeral good styles and
patterns 10 choose from
boys hose 35e
Heavy ribbed black hose for
boys OF all ages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
SAYS BAILEY WILL ENTER
COUNTY FIGHT IN COOKE

The Fort Worth Telegram. Of
Wednesday, reaching FL Paso Friday
morning, says ia a Washington dis
patch that Bailey has agreed 20 ac-
cept the challenge Of Thomson and
enter into a county primary fight
against the El Pasoau for the vote
Of Cooke county. the loser fin the
primary TO drop out Of the race for
governor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
MINE UNIONS TO DEMAND
MEMBERS BE AMERICANS

Columbus O.. March J.-Hereafter
a declaration OK citizenship by a for
eigner viii not be sufficient 10 en-
title him 20 membership in the United
Mine Workers Of Ohio lie must ac-
tually become a citizen Ohio miners
I'm session here amended their c0nsti-
tuition making citizenship compulsory
on all members Of the organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
THROWS RESERVE
ASIDE IN FIERY SPEECH

Mitchell. S. d. March 5.-Casting
aside his characteristic reserve for
the first time since the opening OF
his campaign for the Democratic
presidential Endorsement, James W
Gerard devoted practically his entire
address here last night 10 a refuta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
POLICE PROBE Z MYSTERIOUS
SOLDIER DEATHS IN FL PAS0

ties into Cayneau's case revealed that
his skull had been crushed in by a
blow that left no mark 1t was sup
posedly caused by a sandbaE-
The police believe that the man
either was thrown from an automo-
bile or beaten. An investigation is
in progress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

THE second mysterious soldier
death within IS hours was dis
covered Friday morning when
John A Burns. a member OF the
first provisional ordnance department
at Fort Bliss, was found dead in
stairway at llo37 West Overland
street
INC first death was that OF pri-
yate Earle Cayneau, Ninth engineers.
who was found unconscious in an
alley between Oregon and Fl PasO
streets of OF san Antonio street
wednesday night and who died in
the base hospital at 1870 a. m Thurs
day
Burns's body was found at SEQ a.
Tn by j. o. Crawford and C. A. Camp
bell, as they passed the stairway in
which il lay The soldier was lying
in a crouched position with HIS head
beneath him. The police were noti-
fled and at once ordered the body
taken 10 morgue-
Coroner Conducts Inquest.
Coroner Clark Wright conducted
an inquest and decided that death
was due 70 . fan from steps and a
fracture Of the skull" Authorities,
however, are inclined TO believe the
man might have met with foul play.
The officers say a quart bottle Of
tequila was found in the soldiers
pocket II is believed that death Oc-
cured early Thursday night About
the head and face Of the soldier was
a quantity Of mucous and blood.
which apparently had come from the
mouth OF the dead man. The body
IS being held at the mOrgue pending
further investigation and the max
ing Of funeral arrangements.
Burns had an experience about
two months ago which almost caused
his death, ordnance officials said at
military headquarters Friday. lie and
another soldier were walking down
the street when both EEL. evidently
poisoned They were taken 10 the
base hospital, where Burns recovered
and the other soldier died.
Head Badly Bruised.
Cayneau was found by a pedestrian
who notified the police. The man
was Immediately taken to the police
emergency hospital where ID was
found that his head was badly
crushed as though lie had been
beaten with a heavy instrument The
man did not regain consciousness
and death came at the base hospital
Investigation by military authori-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
"BaP' Rogers Wants
To AUCTION Off Rail
Tickets In Ell Paso

"Billn Rogers, oil stock auctioneer,
walked into the railway ticket office
I'm the Mills building Friday morning
and applied for a Job aucuoning off
tickets. He said he figured an auc-
tioneer would be needed now that
competition among roads was re-
stored.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

iPittsburg. Pa. March 5--The cam
paiEn Of attorney general Palmer in
Pennsylvania for the Democratic
nomination for president, was for
mally launched here last night when
Bruce +. Sterling, OF UniOntown, Pa
issued g statement accepting state
chairmauship' Of the Palmer campaign
committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Nusieinns' Danee-Liberty Hail.
Tonight. Good music. Good time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Women have been added 70 the Re
publican State committees in New
Hampshire for the first time in his
tory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
round
about the
store

-corseis SL95
$3.50 values-the Kabo make.
fashioned on the most ap-
proved Spring lines.
-brassiers 69c
The Kabo 800 bust confiner
or brassier, made OF mesh
cloth.
-brassiers sT.59
S1-75 kabo bust confiners and
hrassiers. finished with lovely
torchon laces-f
large pests 45c
Women's large size sleeveless
cotton ribbed vests, taped
tops.
-11fanis' dresses sI.39
The first short dress. made Of
soft nainsook. daintily trim
med with lace-5 months TO 3
years.
-11fauts' CAPS 79c
s100 silk caps. neatly made
and trimmed-jusr the right
weight FOR early Spring
-i1fanfs vests PC
Gordon baby vest-fine cotton
ribbed, long or short sleeves
sill bloomers S3.95
Van Raalte glove silk vests
and boomers - a weekend
special
-cncular wells CSC
A recent express brought Us
a shipment Of S1-25 circular
wells in the newest c0lors.
yelling 39c
We also have a line OF fine
silk net yelling by the yard
as low as 39c-
gloves Sf.59
Dents washable chamoIsotte
gloves with white bandolet
tops-two button length.
-cHildren's hats sos
Trim tailored styles with
jaunty ribbon band in the
darker shades Just the thing
FOR the chld's serriceable
Spring straw hat
-sample hose 39c
a lot Of hose for children
and misses. extra quality, Cor
don Round Ticket hose-tan,
dark brown, black and white.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

,,5 The :, last 9sso woif vas kined in scot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

that he WIS willing 20 leave the
issue 20 Cooke county, the for
mer home county OF hoth him
self and Bailey. and enter n eight
with Bailey for the vote OF the
county. the loser to withdraw
from the rnce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

sill bloomers S3.95
Van Raalte glove silk vests
and boomers - a weekend
special
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14
Z&kon o vystavbe sloven.

49,
kon poskytnutf bez1rocnej stat
nej pozicky K 2,1O0. 900 ma zno-
yuvybudovanie obce Horne Srnie
ma Sloyensku, ktora obec bola s.
julia 1919 poyod1ou tax znivoce-
ma, ze .33 rodin ostalo 1plne bez
pristresia domy d'alsich 10 ro-
din boly slime poskodene. Mini
sterstvo verejnych prac yyslalo
tam komisiu ma staybu 3 vel'-
| kych sedliackych domoy. Naklad
ma prevedenie tychto stavieb bu-
| de obnasat 100000 X a .je od6-
vodnene, ably 20 statnych pro-
striedkov bola poskytnuta aspon
beziirodna p6da. Zakon Dol schva
leny bez debaty.
Pivovar v Bardijove zacal
uz varit l. maja bude uz pivo
z tohoto noveho slovenskeho pod
niku dana do odpredaju. v pivo-
ware naslo zamestnanie 18 robot
nlkov so AZ clenami rodin. Jedon
liter piva bude sa predavat' "a !
X 60 hal.
Lekarska prehliadka MIA
dozenichov-vojakov. Ministerstvo
narodnej obrany vyzyalo vojen-
ske 1rady, ktore prijimajd zia-
dosti povolenie ma sobas, ably
odporucaly ziadatel 'om lekarsku
prehliadku oboch sn1bencov a
predostrenie lekarskeho vysved-
cenia.
= Proti podvratnym zivlom v
Kosiciach. Nakol 'ko som sa do
zvedel, re rome podvratne zivly
v kosiciach sa zdrzuj1ce, chcn
vyuzitkovat' nalady mad 'arske-
no obyvatel'stva mesta Koslc k
provokativnym cinom "a tym Gle
l'om, ably vyvolaly nepokoje a
panujuci siilad vsetkych vrstiev
obyyatel 'stya narhSilv nariad u
jem: l. Nosenie stuziek a kokard
V mad 'arskych farbach je prlsne
zakazane. 2. Taktiez nedovol u
iem, akekol' 'vek shlukhutie oby-
vatel 'stya ma uliciach kazdy We
rejny prejax:x g yzyvam pokoj-
ne poriadkumi1ovne obecenstvo
ably sd roznymi obsk1rnymi ziv
lami nedalo k nerozvaznym cinom
vyprovokovat' vyhlasujem, re
kazdy pokus narusenia pokoja a
verejneho poriadku bude bezo-
hi l'adne potlaceny. DIR. Pavel Fa-
bry, zupan a vladny .komisar.
-Otvorenie lod 'nych stanic ma
Dunaji. Cd 9. apr. otvorene sn
pre- osobnl dopravu lod me stani-
ce Radvan Vel'ky Maros.
1A,000 X pre- Slovenske Ma
rodne divadlo ' Bratislave. Wac
ne porozumenie pre- yyznam a do
lezitost' Slovenskeho Narodneho
divadla, pre- kult1rnu pracu na
Sloyensku prejayil pan F. Mar.
six, riaditel' "Ustrednej jednd-
ty hospodarskych druzstiev v
Prahe, brat miestopredsedu diva
delneho druzstva dra E. Marsika,
ktory sam jediny v kruhu zna-
mych sobral ha podieloch 100000
koriin na daroch 4,200 K, nhr-
nom K 144,200 pre- "Slovenske
Narodne divadlo". Suma tato je
postal najvacsia, ktora Cd jed
notlivca pre- Sloyenske Narodne
diyadlo bola sobrana, ukazuje
najlepsie, ako d'aleko moze pro-
spet veci obetavost' iniciatiya
jednotlivca. Druzstvo poklada "a
syoju povinnost' prejavit' memo
syoju aprimnn vd'aku.
Vel'ka letecka slavnost' vo
yajnoroch. Dna 8. maja 1920 u
sporiada 60 letecka stotina ma le-
tisti vo Vajnoroch vel'k1 leteck1
slavnost' pod protektoratom mi
nistra dra Srobara a generala
Mittelhausera. Ma programe s1
sportove hry, lahka atletika, le-
ty s vylosovanymi pasaziermi, a.
krobaticke lety preyedene zna-
mym pilotom kapitanom Lach-
manom, skok letca padakom S W
xksy Qf1nn ~, ry.~c4a-,1~c 80