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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

and children" said Miss Nickerson
I "One is the child health conference
I conducted as was the clinic here
By this means we find out whether
or not the child is normal II It is
] not II it has physical defects, dis
] eased organs or Il Il Is underweight
] we discover the cause and then
! remedy il by educating the mother in
] the proper diet and care Of her child.
! II medical care is necessary, it is
Z furnished 20 a certain extent by
] visiting nurses. and sometimes by
free medical clinics. but Il IS aston
lshlng how many children OF wealthy
I or Welltodo parents are defective
often we find that the biggest
] percentage Of underWeight children
/ are from this class We find it is
[ because they are apt to be more
spoiled or pampered than are the
children OF poorer parents They eat
I what they wish. with the result that
Z they are mal-nourished- II is hard
Z to make their parents recognize this
condition but It Is there neverthe-
Z less
1T IS simply appalling the results
we find as to diets given even very
young children. Many of them never
drink milk. or else take it only in
I small irregular quantities. We try
to teach them the importance Of a
milk and cereal and fruit and vege-
table diet. stressing the tissue and
bore building foods and barring tea
and coffee and rich, spicy foods or
meat
Clinics for school Children.
"Our second system is one OF nu-
triton clinics among school children
OYER seven years Of age. or those not
Included in the first These are be-
ing conducted largely in the schools
though the help and cooperation of
The parents is obtained when pos
sible- Through medical inspection we
find out what IS the matter with the
child, remedy the condition and then
so regulate the diet that they be
come Of normal weight We have a
chart for each child in which he
usually takes the most vital interest
We teach him what foods are good
for him and which viii make him
grow and he becomes enthusiastic in
trying TO make the line which shows
his health as t is, reach the line
which shows his health as il should
be"
Miss Nickerson said that subnor-
nal children under seven years OF /
age were most apt 70 be eating the 4
wrong diets. but that as they grew 7
up in school physical defects such 4
as adenoids, diseased tonsils. and de- /
cayed teeth, work against them and I
them mentally as well as (
work Grows Rapidly.
The work OF the department is
growing steadily as communities
realize the importance OF medical in
spaction in the schools, visiting
nurses for folloWup work, open air
schools and other material aids TO |
good health Of school children
Such work started in earnest when I
he entrance OF the United States
into the world war disclosed appal-
ing health conditions among the
youth OF the country. Such a large
1n~nnrHnn-n were r1nwsfrnHHW riEumalt-
led. thar Il was readily seen that
ater generations must be improved
TO save the country from
rational disaster. M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
SOUTHWESTERN ACCUSED
UNDER TRAIN CREW LAW

Douglas, ARR, Nay S-Papers have
been served on the management Of
the FL Psso & Southwestern railroad
with allegation that during March
there were continual violations OF the
Arizona fun train crew law. passed at
union suggestion in the first state
Legislature. 1t IS alleged that on
daily mixed train there was a short
age for the month Of one flagman-
For each such day Of shortage the
state may exact q penalty OF 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
METHODIST MISSIONS
EXPAND WITH REBELLION

Nogales, ARK, May s.-With little
attention to political changes in So
nora and SinaIoa, the Methodist Epis-
copal church. south. is going ahead
with large plans for missionary work
in the two Mexican states Rev. J.
Corbin. superintendent OF missions.
and Rev J. Thacker, OF this city, late
ly were in CEnaneas arranging for the
construction there OF e church and a
school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
albuquerque Journal To
Sell 10000 Lbs. Sugar +,
AIS Cents Per Pound

Albuquerque. n. II, Nay s.-The
Morning Journal has purchased 90
0Oo pounds OF beet sugar which VIII
be placed on sale Tuesday morning
at Is cents a pound Only 50 cents
worth viii be sold to each person
Sugar Is now retailing here at p TO
Is cents a pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Fl Paso seed Co.'S Field Seed are
tested seeds. SO East san Antonio
St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Floor Coverings
cONGOLEU1I RUGS

Genuine Gold Seal Congolsum Rugs
at Sample Sale priees-a vide range
Of patternss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Old Ivory Rattan Rocker and Chair. Have closely
woven bodies over substantial frames. A won
derful aid to those seeking comfort and economy,
IN large size. sold separately OF together Regular
value $3.50. Sample Sale Price. GTc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-16
HON, C, {. CARRICAN
Tharss HIg Tri~nhs T"r Thsir L"Ta
Huppor, In TN. state Convention
Nrund4,tIr, H "a Aug % l"n

N.unda,.ll' IS ~ Aug % l""
T.,f'"r tuI-'uE'"'
I'r,ruit r., rurruPn ira ur''Ilutr r
...ut snIunhl' l.,T'r q" . sT'' rr -. 'Is
4, I.Enrss attending ih' t1r'~ trur'r
rtrn hr'I iu INJECTING 90 ''-'' rhnt ~
EruicfuI nrurc. .a.fI'u ~ in'Ir l"'nl nuh
,rih,IaIrrir support ih.1 nruII'r rn,
.r.,rInrI, go tn ,uuniI'n 81 Il.u'', u
Hrrukr. OHIO NnIHhn'' N'iI". IyI'I.
Marion IInrrisou. Ia f., lr.dhrrdE' .
~, nv, l.c~Ir and Preston. not 10 tho
|,n-' uuIrrndfuI - ~" support r"'rrNs o.
r., ~ MI other parts - in' r."'' !, 20
-, HlnE 80 hc lNd up ln El"U Nn' Tr"u
Ia,d land aud o. would 'sI'nIu' n"
rur.lnug t. lie permitted "u'' foe ,ur~r
~
nominee for tho post on "a = msInb*T
T tho Surrsrnr corr In r'uutr" Ecn
'I~uAn 4 learned ltVrsT ard VII. E' =
Iu.t judge SuT,NNs ?" him
Nrru truly 'uurs
CliANIEb l. tAItHIGAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-16

\ klvtn1r tub }" u|"rn'h f"r ITr-
Ecr-hurg InlI "iEnuIlhl rs I'rfrrur
.uV ,,inmendhhtr vrrk ia 'iIrr ,UE ,
II ,rtiId net I~lu h"Ing u.'fui h,r,
IniNrIfhurE }'utInsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-16

In, wood county tnN club nrrma
'uI.i' 81, :" hn'" dropped out OF sight
raTk,TAbuIE NtHs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
Launching Our TWice-a-Year
Bargain Event w
in Effect to Offset

Now the great SeIni-annla Challenge Saethe
Every Challenge Sale offering will mark sensati
Sale will help down the OF living other
candse will be sold below today wholesale prces-n
attended
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

wenka' Duet on Piano by Mrs. E. G.
Dosskey and Miss Grace Parrish.
I. Angel Voices BARNARD
s. Dear Old Pal of Nine Rice
8. Miserere Verdi
Duet for Clarinet and Cello by Mr..
Bert Rau and Mr. V. Hiden.
10. Loves Golden Dreams Steffens
lntermission. Short addresses by
Mrs j. w, NOVEL;, Olympia, State
Director of Community Service; Hon.
Nj. Neylon, County Commissioner.
II. Alda March----- Verdi
IL. Humoreske -- Dvorak
-. Runkatin " Lew
IA. Souvenir Franz Drdla
Violin Solo by Mr. Ed Orcutt.
10. Melody of Love- Engleman
16. Paid in Peters
II. My Song Of Songs Clay Smith
Cello Duet by Mr.. V. Hiden and Mr..
g. A. Hiden.
IS. Lucia di Lammermoor
Donizetti
Duet for Clarinet and Cello by Mr..
Bert Rau and Mr.. V. Hden.
10. Triumph of True Tones
Clay Smith
20. Serenade Schubert
21. Patriotic Selections
Arr. by Bowman
The audience gave evidence of
hearty appreciation over the way the
selections were rendered and nobody
seemed tired in spite of the lengthy
program.
A sad accident took place at
National Camp near Cedarville. last
Monday when Emil Matson of Balch,
was almost instantly killed and two
other men badly injured by slipping
guy line. The diseased was a quiet
pleasant young man. well liked by
everybody who knew him. The flu.
neral services were held in the Oak
vile Methodist Church Wednesday.
The strawberry season is here. just
little more sunshine and the berry
growers will have a very busy time
Mr.. Palmer. the proprietor of the
new Highway Garage, has moved in.
to the Trip cottage.
The roads are badly cut up again
after the heavy rains, it takes con.
slant vigilance and lots of money to
keep them in fair shape as long as we
have only gravel roads. Concrete
pavement is the only safe and prac-
teal solution where there is heavy
traffic.
The Good Roads Association will
meet for its regular bi-monthly meet
ing, Monday, June IS.
Mrs. Lee johnson entertained the
ladies and society OF the Rochester
Lutheran Church last Tuesday. Mrs
Carl Roslund will be hostess at the
next meeting. Thursday, June II al
their residence at Independence.
Community church service will be
in the Baptist Church Sunday, june
20 at IL a. m.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11
JINX AGAIN RIDES BY
SIDE OF RALPH DE PALMA

The jinX that has logged the steps
of Hard Luck" Ralph De Palma, the
most popular racing driver in the
united States, again rode at his SIDE
in the 500-mile international sweep
stakes at Indianapol on Memorial
Day. turning certain victory into de-
feat and placing the laurel wreath
| puon the brow of CASTOR Chevrolet
in his green Monroe.
After getting off to a poor start
because he was left at the post while
making final adjustments. De Palma
sent his speedy Goodyear-equipped
Ballot around the brick oval at light
ming speed in a stern chase after the
flying ole Boyer, who was two laps
ahead in his fast Monroe. A glad
bout arose from $4,000 threats as
the daring lillian took the lead at the
lO5th lap. At the 467th mile. vic
tory was within his grasp and his car
was running with the smooth hum Of
perfection. Other cars wept by in
the fruitleS chase to make up the two
laps held by the flying Italian.
Came the time for De Palma to
! fash by on his 468th mile-but the
cream-colored Ballot was not in sight.
Suddenly the whispered rumor, DE
Palma off the track on the north
turn" ran lightning-like through the
stands. Every eye in the record
breaking crowd flashed toward the
turn. where ED Palma sat with grim
smile in a car exhausted of gasoline.
While thousands cheered to the
echo. little Johnny De Paolo. De
Palma's nephew and mechanician,
ran the mile to the pits, grabbed a
can of gasoline and tore to the fuel
less car.
Soon again the hum of the Ballots
powerful motor, and Ralph swept by
to the cheers of thousands who were
pulling hard for him to win. For the
second time De Palma's jinX raised
its ugly head on the next lap, the
heated Ballot caught fire. Pluckily
driver and mechanician eXtinguished
the flames and limped into fifth place
at the finish. AS De Palma crossed
the finish he was given an ovation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

Local Miller Dealer Speaks of Tires.
To party of motorists who were
discussing the gambling chances the
motorist takes every day and the
bet possible way to eliminate these
chances was asked of Hugh Begg,
local Miller dealer.
'It is oftimes said that we should
profit by other peoples mistakes, but
did it ever occur to you that If you
abide by their wisdom you are much
more apt to profit. This is absolute
| ly true when it comes to the purchas-
ing Of tires, and If the average pur-
chaser of an automobile tire would
listen half as much to the reports
and positive accomplishments of real
tires, about 20 per cent of the So
|called tire builders would cease op-
|eration. Miller handmade tires will
stand up under the most severe tests
that tire can be put to, and this we
prove every day. Records of from
10000 to $4,000 miles on a casing
lis not unusual and we look upon
such reports as only part of the serv-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11
Rochester and
Vicinity

THE musical entertainment given
,ost Friday by the Community Orches-
.ro came off almost according to sche-
dule. That is the musical part did,
hut the other part, embracing address
NV Mrs. J. w. NOVEL; and Commits
sioner Neylon, had to be omitted,
through the nonappearance of the
,,oakers. Of course we received their
reerets together with reasons stated
WHY they could not come. but there
GRO no excuses, no matter how valid.
that will completely appease an ex-
nectant audience. Netx time they are
nromised something of the same kind
.hev will come in doubtful rather than
receptive mood.
The program as will be seen was of
great variety in order to preclude
monotony and afford people with diff
forent musical tastes something they
could enjoy.
Program.
1 Orion. Overture Losey
2. Tanhauser ---------W wagner
2. Love and Roses
CZibulka-DauZet
4. The Lost Arrow, an Indian Ro-
mance--keithly & Thompson
s. Airplane Waltz--------M Massey
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11
Benefits From Automobiles.

A remarkable effect of the auto
mobiles utility has been it's develop
ment of the suburb" says Burton
Troxell, Of the Capital Motors Corpo-
ration, local dealer in Chevrolet pas
senger and commercial cars.
This has been accomplished by
making land accessible, overcoming
the objections and adding to the at
fractions of subui ban life.
heretofore the attractions of a
city home has been it's convenience
Travel between cities and surround
ing country has been something of a
task. Now the motor car has made
1t comfort and pleasure. 1t has
caused the improvement of roads in
every direction.
ut has made suburban shops and
amusements profitable 1t takes
families to local places of entertain
ment and adds to the interest Of the
recreation.
The housewife can secure all the
|necessaries of life without going into
town. 1t is more pleasant to shop
in her car in the suburbs than in the
city's traffic. And the city merchant
has found it wise to follow this mar
ket. BY means of automobile deliv-
cry systems he brings city merchan-
disc to suburban doors.
I'm addition farms are closer at
hand where fresh produce may be OBJ
tanned, often at less than city prices
1.-The automobile has made neigh
bors of those who would otherwise
see each other seldom because of dis
lance. 1t has placed all the enter
tainments of the city within reach.
It promotes social life.
The man who works in the city
and lives in the suburbs secures COM
plete change of atmosphere and scene
each day, and that is complete rest
at is due to the modern all season
automobile that these advantages
can be enjoyed the year round"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

Onl yhi grim smile told of his dis
appointment. but his pjlucky uphill
fight and gameness in defeat made
him greater in losing than he would
have been in victory.
CASTOR Chevrolet drove consist
ent and plucky race, refusing relief
until he had catapulted his car across
the finish in five hours. 40 minutes.
16 and 14100 seconds-an average
lof SS.16 miles an hour.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

ice the Miller Tire & Rubber Co.
build into their pneumatic equip
ment. The purchaser of tires will
chase of cheap tires he gets just
world of grief"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

Even at price above what any of
us are now paying, milk is one of the
cheapest sources of nourishment. 1t
should be used not only literally in
the feeding OF children but in our
cookery as the common and efficient
assistant in our diet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

uspofadan by sobotu vecer osadni SIM P NJ lurdske
Hamm Ave, kery seS egionafi ale take hoste
Zasoupeni c. n r. Rev. Zlamal c. n. Benreier, prof
Sara Hrbkova pi. Meckesoya ST. Hrabakova pi Ledbcero
va. pi Josena Svobodov, And6lova p. Urbanovou
pin pracovie Vtelky kere pos ara honou prpravu
abule chutnym zakusky.
Pftonne uvf, predSeda ppraynchO vyboru bf. Stibr
pax promuva prof Sarka Irbkova p MeckesoV, pi Led
Zamal br MachaGek Dale zapely cvicenky
Sokola Havcek ceskych psn mez mimi neko
Xix legionarskych nacvcenych egonafem br. Copkem.
konecn6 vseobecnou zadost muse zap6i nekok egio
nslych pochodovych pisn bri egionafi kere Zplva
tranci donna Geskosovenske republce pr kazdem po
chodu. kdyz zanoova ahodnymi moravske popevky
Vrt dyta, vrt divca okoo mna anebo lde Maryna
od Hodonina" tn kazdy zpva opravdove od pile cii
zivot6 voienskem, ise kazdy zapomnel RUNE
chmury prostred dychalo volnejL llosim
zabaya tao yelice bia. take kapea fizcna hr egio
Ccpkem pIjcna to, ably nebyo nikomu smutno
Predscda Svazu br. ST " Klima podekova vsem fecni
kun "a prosoyy Rev. Zlamaov lasayc propulcen sine
omuto pilnym Vcelkam jejich obcaYou prac
pi otsuze br legionaru pri hostine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
pRUHf DEN ZASEDANl
SJEZDU.

Pred zahaicnlm siezdu Sc
sli sc k spolccnc porade rcso-
lucni vybor ma stanovy, ably
urychlena byla prace.
@ 10. hod. ranni zahajujo
dalsi jcdnani siezdu pred 5eda
br. ST. Y. Klima Ia pritonno-
sti vsech delegate a hostu.
Odbocka pittsburgska vysla
la do sjezdu Delegate br.. Blaz
ka, ktery ncni legionarcm. roz
rescna byla zalczitost Ia zpu-
sobcm, &c br. Black muzc byt
pritomen sjezdu jako redaktor
Ccskoslovenskcho Lcgionard
pouze hlascm poradnim, nj,
koli hlasovacim (Prijato.)
Cteni rc5oluci:
AeSoluCnl NyDOf NypracONa
nasledujici resoluce:
H. Presidentu Spoj. Statu
p. Woodrow Wilsonovi.
Pane Presidente:
Americti dobrovolci &c Spo.j
Statu ceskoslovenskGho ,puvo-
du, shromazdeni Ma pryem sic,
ldu ccskosloycnskych lcgiona,
fu \ Clevelandu, O., .vvslovaji
yam svoji oddanost a uctu Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
ODPOLEDNf ZASEDANf sJEzDu

Pfesne 2 hodin6 odpoledne zahauje pfedseda br JOS
Ande pokracovani sezdu ptomnos vsech deegatu ho
SIC prof Sarka rbkova pi Meckesova ST. IIrabakova D.
Bernreter. Zeman, p Martinek zasoupen vol vyb mi
sto Maska Sre Jednou Taboru Sc dostavili D.
Ferd Prsa Svarcem Pfedseda shrnul vodu jeho pro-
sovu dopoedn vysedek pree ably odpoednm zasedan
vykonalo mnohem vice
zpravu pfpravneho vyboru Svazu podal AL br Krizek
zahnule eho zprvach cd zalozen prve odboGky Ceve
andu 23 na az do posednich pred sezdem co ve byo
zamu ykonano. Mimo zprayy bl zasan blaho
pfenS kabeogam predentu cekosovenske repubky nase
,nu tatkovi Masarykov, nasleduiiciho zneni:
T. G. Masaryk. Prague Czechoslovaka Greeting and
congratulations TO- anniversary With love respect Czeho
sovak Legionary of u. S.
Vsem savajicim odboekam rozesany byy prozatmn sta
Aovy navody vorbe egonaskG organsace Take resouce
odeslany byy senatorum stu Ohio tykaic probGen
giona Ohledn6 zaeztos yka c Sc egonafskeho casops
bylo setrvano passive jekoz prfomne xsu legio-
nafske casopisy Ceskoslovensky legonar Ptsburghu
Americky egionar Chicago Zprava tao bya nadsenim
pfaa yslovena bya pfpravnemu vboru duvera vyko-
name praci.
Konetne doslo proveden predsednictva siezdu
ia pfedsedu zvoen byl vesnou hasu br. ST. Kima
pfedsedu br. JOS Andel. Zapisovalel br Iada Km
Move zvoleny predseda br Klima uma fizen sezdu
EDEN vyfizuje pozdravy cd plukovnka Hurbana Tvrz
ck@ho Washngtonu D. c. omlouva jeich nepritomnost
Dale dostavil Sized zasupci Jednoty Tabortu p.
Prusa Svarcem ker mimo pozdrav oznamuii sjezdu
dan nazenou poslednm sezdu odevzdano
S45l 90 (cfi sta pades jeden doar prospech fon
du egionfd kere budou odevzdany lined akmle lego-
mari zyol uedniky Zastupc tito b yee uvitai
podekovano bylo T. eiich prvni pispevek ynku
Dasi pozdravne projevy zasal: Krouzek Geskosoven-
skych legonaru Clevelandu. Soko Hayicek, Stfeleck
Klub Sapnitka Mar Havn Rad c. s. p S. Ia Amer Gerry.
Kfiz oslova egonafe ridelka clevelandkeho odboru
Meckesova (anglcly) lvodu podoyka ze dob6 valky
lsnaz Amer c. Kfz podporoyai rodiny hasch egonaT
staral ejich zdravoni zvotn potereh Stene dob6
pff dueztFch pflpadech TO, doalo
stradajicim rodnam legonai naleze podpory Vekou
laocnci 6to vzdy mist6 ST. Hrobakova Zprava
e byla bouflvym poteskem pfiata uznan vScchnc
dohro vykonaly dobe valecn6 pro egionac.
Xprayy resolucnho vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

Br. Vosatko (stcinych nazo-
I'll iako br. Kohlicek.)
Br. JaroS (Omaha) take .
pi ijeti kanadskych ameri-
Ckych dobrovolcu.
Br. Stlbr soudi, re by bylo
zahodno prijlmati do naseho
kruhu br ze spoi. armad V
Tanlol naSeho syazu, ably 81 Wy
fizovali syc. zalezitosti.
Br. Frana klcpal (kanad-
eka). proii 81 bgti cleny svazu
jake ccskoslovenSti lcgionaii y
nezadaii podpory fondu Sva-
zu pro druzinaky Ze spojene-
ckych armad.
Br. Pilny mluyi pro dobro
dobrovolcu re spojeneckych ar
mad.
Br. Vaclayek vyslovuje ma
zor, &c phi zakladani klubu &C
shosloyenskNch legionaru V
ArW Iorku NELL ia mysli poa-
'ze zorsanisoyat legionare fran
|couzSke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

chazel z nepfatelske zem6
htor$ SC hlasil do armady spo-
icnych statd pred II. listopa-
dGm 1918, Dude miti pravo ma
y6c, hiavnG Sc TO tyka tech, KITE
II mali propouSt6ci listing 2
lncrickC armady a nezadah o
propusteni neb sprost6nl Vol.
sluzby.
5. Mate-ii n6jakou chybu We
yasich listinach, ku pr. nesprav
Ia data piijczdu, stafi a t. d.,
na byt vase listina opravena
bcae v5ech poplatku.
@. Kazdy ellen rodiny vysl.
loiina, ktery sc stanc obcanem,
ast prAvo na certifikat obcan-
sky (zena i dltky). OvSem mu
ii uGGlati slib vernosti (za ma
ly poplatek). Dane Z prijmi
"a rok l9i7--l8-l9 plati jen
iaEo amoricky obcan. (Ma ii
nekdo heshodu Y tornto prlpa-
&C, nccht &C laskaye ma mnc
obrati a budu mu ve v5em ma
pomocna.)
Z. Daya Sc yyhod@ i tenn, ze
Go,ycni, ktcfi pfcsidiili 4 jed
ncho statu DO druhtho, mize
ia prisczni udani bJti prioo-
cen tez.
(Sl. prof. lirbkova zada. a.
EyVhom uGinili Spolecnou akci
sc yscch St;s;ech SO rsemi legi-
cmi o yymo2cni t6to pfcdlo-
hy)
Pfcd!oha {. l2977, ktcra by
Ia podana j. a. Johnsonem z
" aShipgtonu ma vysetrujiclm
yyboru republikanskem, jsou
naslcdujici:
Mondole, Uinston. Mass,
Damn. n. T., barron, Pa,
LongWorth, O., MADDEN. ILL.,,
Speaker. Gillette.
nenokra.ieti:
Ed. W. Paw. n. G.. Finncs,
J. CaDi.ol, Kant. Dan. j. Rior-
dan. \. Y.
Piisedici: rGp. Philip Camp
XII, hanSas,i Ecrt.am, Ill.,,
Sncll, Y. J.. Wm. 4. Ruden-
b1rg, ILL.,, Simon b. Fess. O.,
y. 5. kreder, Pa, z. H. Dale,
Ec:. K. 5. Johnson. Mmn.
'lancaeno po5lat telegram
do aahiHgtonu dotycncmu w.
horu, ktcry pr3yo srehANl onu
rFedlohu. vc kterf hy Hl6 thu
moteao prani siozdu lcgiona-
iu.)
Muaita Vcinit tax proto, aoA
t"to pfcdloha byla priiata kor
gI'cacm. Zadala isem, ably pre-
vas bElo n6co ucineno. Bylo IL
ccno, &c netinite zadnych ma
ro-u q proto do to DOLBY nebylc
N.2almu vas2m mic podniknuto
Etskoslovcn$ti vojini V armada
amcrickc nem6li doyolcno dal,
sl2uzit, pakli Hc Sc piihlaSili il
10 AopratclSti cizinci,~ Ay5al
dEQ ic hloln6. kdyby Sc mel,
Sta;i. Ze lcgionAli, ktci'i zili ji'
A3Aolii. roku ye Spojcnych Sta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

tech, ably meli Ease nahrazo-
vat V naturalizaGni kancelati
ztraceny Gas.
Ably usnadnena byla prace
c. K. zajmu ruznych zalezi-
tostf, je nutno podat mne po-
drobnosti.
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