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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
EUREKA ECHOES
Guess VINO.

viii Cox left last week for Potter.
Ed Martin attended the all-day
singing at Xocana Sunday.
Everyone remember Sunday school
Sunday evening at 2 o'clock
ley Hates Of Holly visited friends
in this vicinity last Sunday.
Riley Aston Of Holly attended Sun
day school at this place Sunday after
noon.
On account Of the rain last Sunday,
jane 10th, the singing was failure in
the morning but a nice crowd was in
attendance in the evening.
Belle Foster. Lucy Wiles, Marion
Cox and Hamp Niles attended Liter
airy exercises It Union Grove Satur-
day night and reported a nice time.
Posey HollDwite.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
NUNLEY NEWS

The housewives are busy canning
berries.
Miss Cecil Brumley visited home
felix's Sunday.
The farmers are about through
working their crops.
Marvin Sales of Ashdown Is visit
ing his parents near Nunley.
Grandma Brumley of Dustin, Okla.
is visiting her son near Nunley
Several of the Nunley people at
tended the Children's Day exercises
at Dallas Sunday, and report good
time.
Farmer
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01

and Alder Springs.
Fay Thompson who nas been stop
uiuw Al " arsrs for several weeks
came home Saturday.
Dir. and Mrs Porter Lance az " A.
tsrs visited Saturday and Sunday Win
f. L. Thompson at Big FORK
Mrs. Marcy Liley and son Ben, LETT
Sunday going to spend a few days
With slrs. LiIey's daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Wand.
3fr. and Mrs. Bill Spears and chill
dreu and Uncle Jim Beck Of Stating
TON viired Saturday and Sunday vita
Mr.. Beck's son. G. v Beck az Big
Fork
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
Lost a Little Son.

Ray, 20-month-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Tow, died Friday morning
at the home Of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Terrell, near Rocky.
The father is employed at Eastland.
Tex. and has been wired of his loss
Mr.. Terrell and J. S. Pollard were n
Mena to arrange for embalming the
body, which was held until the
fathers arrival
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
Mrs. Mile e Carte

Mrs. Mile E. Carter wife OF 7. A.
Carter, and an old time resident OF
Polk county, died Friday morning al
the home on Ninth street. She had
been In poor health for some time.
The remains were taken Friday after.
noon to the Rocky cemetery for bur.
fal.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
BIG FORK BITS

Sc Some = Of the farmers are laying BY
Mrs K l. Thompson went 70 Msna
Saturday 70 visit with friends.
Jessie Beck Of Texas came IL las,
week % visit home folks al Big FnT..
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
FGGER ECHOES

Jessie Darough is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Anders of Pine
Bluff are visiting relatives here. Mrs.
Anders is the daughter Of r. B. Har-
mon.
Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
MENA cHAUTAUQUA TICKETS.

Season tickets for the Mena Chau-
tauqua, which begins Saturday, June
3. may be obtained from the Mena
Mercantile Company. Nails Book
Store and the Commercial Club head
quarters.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01

DR.. T. NJ. Fleteher-Cox BUILDING.
hours to ii a. m. and to 4:30 D. M.
special attention given to diseases Of
eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses
fitted-Adv. Sc II If
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
PICNIC AT OLD POTTER.
Besides Big Dinner There viii Be
Amusement Features.

The Old Potter Sunday school will
hold picnic. Saturday. July 3. There
viii be speaking and exercises By the
children. In addition to the usual pic
mic dinner there will be slow mule
race, a fat mans race and a baseball
game, the Potter team playing the
Mena High school team. Everybody
invited to take part in all the good
things.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01

wanted Team mares. 200 to 1900
lbs each; also Wagon. Bring 10
stuart Land Co. near postofiee. s-fena
Arks--Assvl f56-at It'll
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01

Nanted-Sawyer for hardwood mill.
Address box GOA. or phone IA,
Mena, Ark.-Adv. 156-4t gilt.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
NOTICE TO FARMFRs:

NOTICE TO FARMERS: The As
SCISSORS OF Road District No. / THE
Jefferson Highway will grant a new
nearing tomorrow, July End, on road
assessment changes. Everybody be on
hand as We are taking another appeal.
Joe Lewis -Adv
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-01
Man Killed Near Watson

Last Saturday on the public high
way Buddie Mayat shot A. M. Nor
ton. the bullet passing thru the heart.
killing him instantly. Some family
trouble is said to be the cause. Mr..
Norton leaves a wife and five children.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

depends for its success upon the MEL
ligence and vigilance Of the people.
There is no democracy in Russia,
Personal rights have no significance.
Liberty, according to the American
conception, has ceased to exist
There is no democracy in the pro-
gram of reform advocated by the
British labor unions, nor BY the social
Isl elements Of France and other Eu-
ropean powers. They plan to make
the race happy by compulsion. Every
scheme for the amelioration of any ex--
isting i'll rests upon force. The pop
lation of the world is to be forcibly
herded and driven into the milIenial
era. q
True Americans can thank God
that this country is behind the rest.
1t is their duty to their countrymen and
to the world to keep it behind" If
the experiment Of democracy should
fail here, the progress of the world
would be set back thousand years.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01
.
AMERICA BEHIND"

Labor agitators frequently declare
that the United States is the most re-
dictionary country in the world. The
compliment is one which ought to be
appreciated more highly than it is.
1t means that this country is less
impregnated with the notion that socie-
ty can be regenerated by revolution
that our population is not honey-comb-
ed with that species Of Utopianism,
dominant in Russia and in the ascend
ant throughout Europe, which seeks to
bring the Golden Age by overturning
all existing Institutions. 1t means that
in this stressful and critical period of
the worlds history America is the sheet
anchor and hope of those who believe
that society will work its way upward
in the future as it has in the past
through the gradual enlargement of
true democracy.
Democracy means equal rights and
the largest possible degree Of human
liberty. 1t rests upon popular will and
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

mot quite SO sanguine believe that if yol
can capture the children Of the inmi.
grant and put them through course Of
training you can make dyed in the
wool Americans out Of them.
The latter are little more logical,
but both assume a great deal more
than the facts justify.
If Kentucky stock raiser should
go out on the plains and rope bunch
of bronchos and bring them back
hcme with the announcement that he
expected to tram and educate them
to be thoroughbred horses his friends
would laugh him out of the communi-
ty. Yet he would be wiser than those
who expect to import material from
eastern Europe and work it into Am
erican citizenship by some mysterious
process of Americanization.
The unpleasant truth is that races
amalgamate only by processes requir-
ing ages to complete and that nation
ality made up Of diverse races has
never in the history of the world, at
tanned any reasonable success except
where one race is accepted as domi-
nant and the others as dependent. By
grinding away at our immigrant mill
we can introduce enough discordant
facial elements into this country to
BURST it all to pieces, and that process |
will go on all the more rapidly if we |
lypnotize ourselves into the belief that
We are Americanizing the new COM
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF
LAKELAND

In taking over the Lakeland Eve
ming Telegram today do so in a
spirit Of humility and with a full ap-
probation Of the obligation am
under to render service to the COM
munity in which my family and |
are to make our home. 1t will be
my endeavor to maintain the high
Standards established by the found
ers Of this newspaper, and to do all
m my power to bring added pros
perity and happiness to this splen-
did city, depending of course, on
the cooperation and good will of
the people. | come to you as one
who would serve.
HARRY l.. BROWN.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01
WORKING OVER CITIZENS

Americanization is big word, and
like most Of the overgrown vocables in
the mouth of the public it means moth
IN definite to nine out of ten persons
who use It. The popular notion seems
to be that if you can capture your i'm
migrant, send him to school for short
period, lecture him about the blessings
OF our constitution and the glories of
our history, he will blossom out into
full-Hedsed American citizen. Others
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01
WAEAA 4 WOMAN IS NERVOUS WORRIED

: Most women neglect their health,
and for this they pay the penalty.
Any woman will find that neglect
does not pay. A little more atten.
ton to health would brighten up her
life. If she asks her neighbors she
finds that DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription benefits a woman's whole
system. It not only acts upon the
troubles and weaknesses peculiar
to women, but is an all-round tonic
that braces the entire body, over
coming nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, dizziness and a run.
down condition.
Send 10c to DR.. Pierce's Tnvalids'
Hotel, Buffalo. NY, for trial pkg.
of "Favorite Prescription tablets.
AUGUSTA, GA.--"Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription restored me
to perfect health when | had become
a complete nervous wreck. | was
suffering with backaches and INV
nerves were completely shattered.
! was not able to do any work. / was
so weak; | could not sleep, | was
50 nervous; and my appetite was
very poor. Twas just a wreck when
my mother gave me the 'Favorite
Prescription and when had taken
about five bottles | was well and
strong. Favorite Prescription is an
excellent medicine and | am glad to
recommend it.'-MRs. N. L. Coon.
WIN. 1881 Walker Street.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

Nine tenths Of the problems Of the
world would be instantly solved if
nine tenths Of the people would attend
strictly to their own business.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

he Miami papers are exercised
over the possibility of blue laws. No
use to worry. AT more or less regular
periods the members of the human
family take a notion to reform each
other. We seem to be entering such a
period, and we might as well 90
through it with as much patience as we
can summon. 1t will be better further
on.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

We didn't have such things as the
shipping board graft in the old days, "
declared pessimistic old timer. Well,
we seem to have sort of hazy recol-
lection Of the credit mobelier" and a
famous presidential command to let
no guilty man escape. With all the
reform we have had in the last forty
years the world is not much worse than
Il used to Be.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

The only thing that stands between
the Florida citrus grower and complete
happiness is the scarcity Of ventilator
cars. In spite Of that handicap, much
fruit is leaving the state and bringing
fair price on the northern markets,
while the crop seems to be holding out
better than was predicted and the quail
ity Of the fruit is the highest ever.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-01

The thud Of falling prices is still
reverberating through the north-most-
" in the form Of headlines.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13
VYLET CESKOSLOVEN-
SKOU REPUBLIkOU.
(Ceskoslov. Inf. Kancelar.) J

(Ceskoslov. Inf. Kancelar.)
Prihlasi-li SIC dostatecny po-
Get dcastniku (50) usporada
amcricky odbor VII. sletu w
let CeskoslovenslSou Rcpubli-
kou. ably krajan mohli sezna-
nit Sc krasami a bohatstvim
nasi zeme. O pohodli prtlvod a
vSechno ostatni bude naleZite
postarano. Zalezi, ien ma kaz-
dem, kdo Sc chce vyletu sucast
nit, ably lined poradatelstvu
vypravy oznamil sv1i umysl,
aby ieste pred prij ezdem W.
pravy do republiky mohlo by
ii o vsechno postarano. Vylet
budo do Karlova Tyna, Berou-
s5trakonic, PIsku, pres Jihlavu
do Bratislavy, NitYy, Pistan,
pax ma Moravu k propasti Ma
eose ruznFln vyzhamnym mi
stdm zpet do Prahy. Cely Wy
let potrva dvacet dni. Piste l.
nned bratru Tom. Vonaskovi,
1647 S. St. Louis Ave-, Chica-
go, Ill.,, chcete-li sc tohoto w
letu zlitastnit. Mimo tohoto vel
k6ho vyletu budou uspofadany
poute do Husincc, rodiStc Mi
stra Jana Husa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

Zi2kove bude polozen zaklad-
nj kannen k Zizkovla pornniku.
T 10000 cvicencn a skorem to.
Hs i cvicenek Jest. pfihlascno k
prostnym. Trikrate budou cvi-
6ena a vzdy budou cvidit JIM
cvicenci. Divadlo, jakeho mar
ne bys hledal We sv6te, zjevi
SC ii pred ocima a co xiv ne
zapomenes deimu, ktery 81 re
sietu doneses.
A jeste jedna novinka sleto-
va: Vojsko bude cvicit. Nebu-
dc to jiz vojsko,. kter6 z ceske
krve nesmelo Sc hlasit k svym
matkam, ale bude to vojske ma
Sc, ceskoslovenske. Pripravuji
tez prekvapeni. Provedou IL
tok husitskych SIKH. Kdoz z
vas, kterf jste- videli sestJ slet,
snil kdy o tax brzkem spine
nj naseho krasneho prani?
Velikym dnem bude A. cer-
venec. Bude to pravy americky
Fourth of July. Pfatele svobo-
dy oslavi velikt den Amcricke
Svobody.
6. cervenee pax bude den
Hustiv, den ktery jsa zasvecen
pamatce Velkeho syna ceskeho
.naroda bude vsemi vzpomi-
nan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13
OAR CESkOSLOV. AMERI-
KY PRESIDENTU MASARY-
kOVI 20. NAROZENINAM.

"Csl. Republika" ze dne IA.
dubna pfinasl tuto zpravu:
"Vazeny pane presidente! V
pfiloze tol1oto dopisu dovoluie
me 81 zaslati Yam poukazky ma
obnos K 1,011, 600, kterc nase
organisace Ceskoslovenske ma
rodni sdruzeni venuie Vam ja-'
ko cesthy dar k Vasim 70. ma
.rozeninam. Prosime, byste pri-
jal tento dar, ktery ma zname-
nj sve ucty a lasky k Yam We
nuje Vam ceskoslovensky lid v
Americe, a pouzil no podle sve
no 1sudlSu tax, ably narodu ma
semu prinesl uzitku co nejvet-
siho. My pTejeme 81 z pima
srdce,, abyste pc mnoha leta,
svou vzacnou praci venoval ma
Semu hdrodu, ktery naleza Sc
prave We SVEN nejkritictejSim
postaveni. Ze pfechodneu ne
bezpecnou tuto dobu- pod pev-
nou a ROSA fnou rukou Vasi
prekona bez pohromy, jsme pc
Vne presvedceni. .d@'
S vyfazem> hluboke detyt zll-
stavame IA Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Sdruzeni v Americe Pc
'cival, predseda, Josef Paskov-
sky, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

obtize, naopak kladu 81 "a cest
kdyz dostanu z Ameriky dopis
at od~ znameho nebo ciZiho.
Cinim to vse lasky a ocho-
tou k nasim bratram v Ameri-
ce usazenym, nebot' vim, re
mate lvi podil ma nasem osvo-
'bozeni.
Jest-li Yam nekteremu osud
dopreje zavitat ma slet do ma
81 mile Prahy, navstivtc mne a
bude mi potesenim, kdyz budu
moci vam, bratri, stisknout va
81 Stedrou pravici, ktera mas
pomohla zachranit. Zaroven
dovoluji 81 zaslati ten nejvre-
lejsl pozdrav cele rodine me-
ho syna Fr. T1my v Elyrii, ro-
dine Jos. Masina v Lorain
rodinam PIP. Muziku tamtez,
jakoz i vSem dobrym Cechum
a ochrancum naSi SvObody. Ma
shledanou V Praze! Nazdar!
Josef Tuna, obchodnik,
Praha-Zizkov
LibuSina ulice, els. 60.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13
MA CESTU DOMU.
tCsl. Inf. Kanc.)

Costa nasich krajann, vrace-
jicich sc Ameriky domu, ne
nj bcZ znacnych obtizi. Souvi-
81 to OvSem sc znacnymi poru-
charni mezinarodni doprave
a pax velkym poctem vysteho-
valcu, vracejicich. Sc pres Fran
eli do ruznych zemi stredni E.
snazi Sc prostrednictvim svych
zahrani6nlch organu peGovati
o naSe pfislusniky co nejlepe.
TAX .iiz V pfistavu V Havru o.
cekdvani .isou zastupccm nasi
PaFizskc Legace, ktery je do
provazi pres Pariz. kde isou
nrevzati Csl. zastupcem z Lin
&C a dopravcni ia hranicc Cc-
skoslovcnska. Celni urady by
ly ministerstvem zahranici po-
zadany, ably nccinily vraccji-
elm sc krajanum zbytccnych
pfekdzek. Zastupcc "Cizineckc
no uFadu" v PraZe dostavi sc
ku kazdemu ohlasenemu trans
portu,, ably zaridil, echo bude
potfeba a vypravil krajany da-
lie do mist ieiich pobytu, hlav-
ne ovscm take ma Slovcnsko.
Jest V zajmu vsech, ably temto
urcdnlm organum oznamovali
vscchny vecnc stiznosti, TAX a.
by ma priSte mohla byti zjedna
ma vSude patficna naprava.
Znovu ovSem ie nutno dutklive
.pfipominati, ably krajane meme
Mill V Americc penize u nespo-
lehlivych bankovnieh zavodu a
vzdy dbali pokynu a upozorne-
hi ufadu a zastupcu Ceskoslo-
.venske vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13
DpIJBEZNICKE NOVINY.

Milovnici drilbeze, drobne-
ho zvircctva, zahradky do
macnosti uvitali zajiste pote-
senim prve tislo VIII. rocniku
Drdbeznickych Novin, ktere
jsou nynl vydavdny a redigova
nv .Janem Janakem, 66I1 w.
26. ST., Berwyn. III.
Drnbeznicke Noviny lsou pc
Give upraveny a vyznalnena-
vaji sc vybranym obsahem.
zdobcnym zdarilymi vyobraze
mini. Ncinovcjsi cislo obsahu-
ie clanky:
V dubnu duby puci; Ably
mas drubcz tesla; Slepicc sta
re a mladc; Drubcz chovana
mimoradne; Ukladeite vejce
ma zimu; Krmeni kacat; Dru-
bez pro deti; Vzrust produkce
drnbeze; Lecive vlastnosti O.
vocc. Pestujmc kvetiny; Ma pa
zitu; Zimol6z (Honeysuckle)
Ovocna zahradka; Porozumi-
me 81; nrubeznickc Noviny do
Ccchoslovenska; Farma a ode
ldni' pcn6z; Jahody.; Owes pro
slepice.; Krmeni a krmiva pro
holuby; Zrnka pro holubare
Suchc krdlikarny; Fazole';
Kdyz pivohky nekVctou; Proc
nell bychom chovat kraliky
Zachova vlahy zahradce; a.
by 81 siepice samy otevrely
R,uzna upotfebeni sudu.
Jsme jisti, ze milovnici dru.
bcze q zahrddky. kralikari q
vubec kazdy, koho test hospo.
darstvi a domov, nalcznc Y IL
stu tom opravdovou zllibu a
proto ici vrelc doporucuicme
prcdpiatn6 obnaSi 500 roc,
ne. Adrcsa mi G611 w. 26 st.
Berwyn, III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

Besarabie Paffzi Rumundm nebyo z vice bulhar-
kych 1zenf pdano Pres to pfese vsechno Dobrudz zra
Sovanstvo celkem narodnostne uvedomelych
hart. x,~ a.
Seeteme-li vsechny ztray, jez buharsky narod
nych boch narodnostn sednocenf utrpe vdme ze
Slovasvo zkraceno Bakane temer cey million svych
neiiznesch prislusnk re je odhat prup Egejske-
mor Pc nestes Ruska e to druha pohroma z sveto-
vaka vedle nesmrneho baha osvobozeni Sovanstvu
1psobia. Bolestne pr tom TAX stale PariM bez
edn6ho snvka srany sovaskych Darodu
erenci zastoupenych. N. L.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13
PRED SOKOLSk YM SLE-
TEN v MATICCE PRAZE..

(Puv. dopis Csl. Inf. kanc.)
Praha, "a. dubna 1920. -
Mnohy by Sc domnival, re dnes
neni' nasi Ceskoslovenske Re
publice mista, KAN by nedo-
lehl volebni ruch. A prece Jest
t0mu TAX. Jest to nedaleko
karloVa mostu, na roZkoSnem
nam6sti, tax starobyl6m jako
kr5snem. V palaci Coloredo-
Mansfeldskem je neobyCejne
rusno a aivo cely den a vecer,
kdy V iinych kanceldrlch jest
ticho. zde panuje ely zivot.
Lido pfichazeji, ably zV6deli
odpovedi ma dotazy, 4 JIM pli-
chazeji, ably pracovali. Nikdo
nejdc sem u cir6 zvedavosti.
Plate Sc, kde Sc to vlastne
nalezate Pfisli jste do sletove
kancelnre, kterd Sc vyhnula
vScm politickym boidm a kde
lta3dy ioji Glen pracuje tou
nadeji, re sedrly sokolsky slet
bude dokonalcjsim pfedcho-
zich sletn. Ma pet set sokol0
a. sokolic Sc tn schazi k pora-
dam, aby resili nejtezsi profile
N.Y. ktere sc postavily V cestu
yelike slavnosti sokolskoho
nadSeni a veru, mono dnes s
plnym uspokoj jenlm fici, re Sc
Jim V jich prdci dari znameni-
te.
Nepracuje Sc vsak jenom V
kancelarich sletovych, ale pra-
!cuie Sc v kazd6 icdnote, ably
prislo jeii clenstvo nalczite
pfipravcno do Pral1y. Kazdy 81
prinesc veike nadScni a $ MIN
i sokolskou kazea a lasku k
ndrociu. Bude sicc mnohy spat
ien na zcmi, ami toho jidla
nebIde vellly nadbytek, ale
kazdy ma ma pameti, zc soko-
love priiedou do. Prahy ne ably
poTa dali bankcty. ale ze prize
dou k prici, ably dokazali- jak
nirodu, tax cizine, re ceskoslo
vcnsky ndrod ma dosti dobrych
i Zdatnych synu a deer, kteri
budou vzdy pripravcni haiti
dobyti prava,.
Cd sletove kancclarc spe-
chame ma Lctnou. Tam budui
sletiSt6. Nebudc vGtSi poSlcdni-
no, jcnom iinak jest rbzvrzcno
To bylo prekazek. Ncbylo dri-
lvi, nebylo zcleza, pfiSla .staV-
i ka, pax Ease narck, ze voicn-
ske baraky ncbudou V cas- od-
straneny. Kluby sportovni, Cd
ktcrych bylo nutno najmouti
pozcmky, chill vclke poza.
davky. Pr tom sc stal tentc
pripad: Jedcn y ncmockycf
klubu z@dal nahradu ia Skodu
asi 10000 korun. Rcklo sc, zc
jest to prchnany pozadayck {
ncmocky klub odYctil: "Aby
ste vGdGli, &c Vas ncchcemt
osiditi, vezmete 81 co potrebu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

Professor: "Pojd' jen do me
pracovny; Jene, ia te prohled-
nu Roentgenovymi paprsky".
Sluha (kokta): "Ja jscla
ten konak neyypil, ma mou du-
81 ne"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

icte, nezadimc od Vas zadne
n6hrady.'
Plakaty slctoyc jeste nejsou
hotovy. Pred odjezdem w
pravy Ameriky budou jiste
u Vas. Bude to ohromny a pri
tom krasny obraz.
Zelezni6nf odbor sc nemtlze
dockat Zprdvy, Eam vVprava z
Ameriiey prijede, ably sc mohl
postarat o zvlaStni vlak.
Nojtezsi problem je vyziva.
Stravovaci vycor ma nasytiti
100000 sokoiskych zaludkI.
Zde nepoinilxe miuyeni, zde
nueno jednat. Vann bratfi a se-
stry Americe stejne jake
nam zalezi nalz daru sietu,, pro
to die sve naoznosti prispejte
ma fond pro zakoupeni potra-
vim pro ucestniky sletu. Peni-
re (byt' by to byl sebenensi
obnos) posilejte ma adresu jed
pstcle Sckolsko Oboe v Anne
rice, p. T. Vonaska, l647 S. St.
Louis Ave, Chicago, llk
Nybor ubytovaci ma ubyto-
vat ma 10000 Sokolu a Sokolic
a kolem 10000 doroStencu. T.
bytuje vsechny, i hosty, ktcri
pfijedou. A neni to malickost,
uvazite-li, ze Praha ie dnes "a
puldruheho roku mestem mill
onovym, kde neni naprosto
Zddneho stavebniho ruchu. Dc
maci lide budou spat na zemi
ma pudach, jen ably hostilm
zpfijemnili pobyt v republi
kanskt Pra2e.
Samotny vIhor chysta O.
hromnou V6c. ,Stavba soehy
"Slavie" jest nizev letosni see
ny. V niz budc llcinkovat 200
boTcu, stayitolu ohromne SO
chy Slavic, 500 muzu kroilcf
narodnich, 500 zen V krojicf
narodnich, 1000 Sokolil, 75t
ruskych lcgionaru, $50 ital
skych a francouzskych ne
budc zapomenuto ami na Anne
i'icany. BGdc tez usporadant
nekolik vystav, v6tSinou sou
kromych.
Diyadla budou We sluzb&cl
Sokolstva po cclou dobu sletl
a rovnez yScchny vclike sal,
prazskc.
Pruvody dorostu i Sokolstv;
budou uchvatnt, jakych Jest
nikdy nikdc ncbylo, kter'
predGi i ohromnc parady 70
.icnskc, ktcrc ohronuii spis
zelczem, kdczto naSi sokolic
uchvacuji sy%m jarym while
dem.
Konccrtn bude k nespocten
a budou na$e ncjlepsi silly i
Girkovat.
Poprvt budou zavoditi re
ny q to Y m6Iitku tax vclikcm
Jake nikdy a nikdc pred tim.
a co host pi'iicde dalcki
2 blizka. V.ichni Sc ptiido'
pohlonit naScmu slavn6mu pr
sidentovi. Ma hore Vitkove n