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Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29
ANUS SME ENTS.
At the Strand.

s In the usual themes. marriages are
the result of many many things, in
cluding love, money, and moonlight,
but in Behold My WIFE," at the
Strand, the motive which impels the
hero to take the plunge is hate.
One Frank Armour, a son of an
aristocratic English family who is
working In Canada, receives word
that his sweetheart has married an
other. Armour in drunken rage de-
termines to revenge himself upon the
family. who had considerable to do in
breaking UP the match. and marries
an Indian maiden and sends her to
them as his wife.
The picture is distinguished bv its
breadth of theme and BACKGROUND.
Mabel Julienne Scott takes the part of
the Indian girl and plays the role
with sympathy and understanding.
She has occasion to display a most
luxurious wardrobe. Milton Stills is
we'll adapted to the role of Frank
Armour and other strong parts are
PLAYED by Elliott Dexter and Maud
Wayne. The direction of the picture
is good apd 1t is brilliant turnout
Manv Of the scenes in the rl,~~nd at
mosrhere of the Canadian northwest
are alluring beyong compare.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Entire Nous Chlb will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs f. NJ.
HaradOn. 400 East Church street.
= The Willing Workers of Vienna
Township will enjoy an all day meet
ing Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Bert Jackson. Mrs Mary Gregg will
speak or Home Nursing"
The Pansy Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. e. M. Bousum,
I Lackey Terrace.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29
9 Reasons Why
Spinal Neglect
c q Crinoo
Is a Crime

1.-The backbone is the
foundation of the body.
at is composed of 26
joints, "a of which are
movable.
, 3.-E'rom between these
joints IA d ia tie t h e.
nerves of the body.
4.-When these joints
are in alignment the
nerve openings are full
size and the nerves de-
liver 1000 Of their
power.
A nerve under pres
sure at the backbone
opening causes disease
in the part it serves.
&C h irOpra cite re-
moves the pressure by
\an adjustment by hand.
and this adjustment op-
ems the way for health
(free nerve energy.)
TT Ch hirop prac tic
seems too simple to do
all that it can do, re-
member that every phe-
nomena Of growth is
caused by as simple a
thing as heat.
st 0 II G gle It t h e
backbone invites dis
ease, which is a crime
because it is in viola
ton of Natures laws.
9.-Don't be q criminal.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29

Prices for Americas gayest musi-
cal show, Take 1t From Me-" which
comes to the Odeon theater Wednes-
day. Dec. s: First fourteen rows, low
er floor, SO; last four rows, lower
floor, $3.50; first two rows, balcony,
$3.50: next three rows, balcony. 50:
last two rows balcony, $1.50; gallery.
ST. Mail orders with remittance and
self addressed stamped envelope now
filled in order of receipt. Odeon.
One-cent sale Dec. 9. 10 and II. Old
Reliable Drug COMPANY
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29

sWoop down on her master seemed to
discourage Henrietta and she meek
ly surrendered With detected cough
and sigh of resignation.
Mr.. Owner pushed the 'fliv'' back
INTO the street. jumped in the seat,
slammed the door and Henrietta, now
lorouShly coWed, responded to the
"sld-ap' and rolled away as only a
"fliR' can roll.
Notice.
Pay your telephone rental during
November.
All telephones on which the
November rental is not paid will be
disconnected on Dec. l. Marshall
Telephone Company
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29
Pay Your Telephone Bill.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) is the\ last day
of November. TheAoffice will be kept
open until 9 p. m. for your con-
venience.
Be- sure and pay your November
bill before closing time Tuesday night
to insure service ON Dec. 1. All tele-
phones will be disconnected Wednes-
day morning if November bill is not
paid. Marshall Telephone Company
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-29

the McQuay- Norris snper-oyl ring.
All sizes in stock Hewitt's Garage.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
DEL.wARE CRY GOSSIP.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Feb. 2i.-Owine
TO William G. Bigger's minstrel show
given at The recreation building, OF
Fort DUPONT last night the regular
meeting Of the Delaware City Boy
Scouts, Troop No. 4, could not be held.
Captain Eugene Cullison, Of the L,
s. Engineer tug Philadelphia, spent
the holiday with his family.
Thed Moore returned TO his home in
Philadelphia yesterday sfter spending
few days with his uncle, Frank
Moore
The Farmers Institutes, 1920 held a
melting here yesterday afternoon and
evening which was largely attended
by local farmers and their families.
The people Of Delaware City and Fori
Dupont had their annual laugh last
night when William c. Biggers' min
strel performance was given IN tbs
recreation building. for the benelt OF
tho public school and library fund Of
this place.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash 70
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain TOO much alkali This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle. and is very
harmful. Mulsifled cocoanut oil sham
poo (which is pure and entirely grease
less), IS much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, as this
can't possibly injurc the hair
Simply moislen your hair with water
and rub it In. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance OF rich, creamy
lather and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lathcr rinses out cas-
lily. and removes every particle OF dust.
dirt, daudruff and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and 70
leaves 10 nne and silky. bright, 1uffy
and easy 10 manage.
You can get Mnlsihed cocoanut oil
shampoo az most any drug store. II Is
very cheap. and a few ounces is enough %
last everyone in the family for months.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
COURT REFUSES
POSTLES DIVORCE
February Term of Kent
County Court Shortest
For Many Years
CHANGE SENTENCE
IN M'KNATT CASE
snecIal % The EvenIng Iournal.

Specldl 10 Ine Evening JouIhdi.
DOVER Feb. 2i.-Wilh The exception
of some minor matters 20 be disposed
,f on saturday, the February term Of
he Kent county courts was concluded
yesterday. The business OF the term
was disposed Of in four days which Is
record There were no jury trials In
either the Superior or General Sessions
Courts and the smallest number Of in
dicimenls for any one term for years
were returned.
Two divorce cases were heard yes
terdav In the case Of Walter u. Pos
Ties Tor a divorce from his wife Flor
ence o. Poslles both OF Milford, on
statutory grounds, the court refused
The applicauon John D Hawkins was
counsel for postles and James NJ Tun-
nell FOR Mrs P0slles.
ON grounds OF delertion John A..
sharp was granted a decree nisi from
his wife. Mary NJ sharp
The court announced its decision 10
The divorce case Of Dorothy n. knox
from Charles p. Knox. heard last week,
BY granting The decree nisi for deser-
ton
In the case Of Eslelle Schricner seek
ing a divorce from her husband Ed
win a. Sehrener, which was heard
last week. the court refused Ele di-
vorce and Attorney John D. Hawkins
asked that the case be continued for a
further hearing al the next term OF
court The schriener case was the one
in which The parties were married in
1914 at "Tho Little Church Around
the Corner" IN New York, schriener
and his wife being acrobats.
Because Of explanations TO The court
OF exlonuaiing circumstances in the
case OF David S. McKnatt the young
white man. who pleaded guilty 70 as
sault on Mary Mp. Scout, OF Smyrna,
and who was sentenced 10 pay a flne
of $50 and imprisoned FOR a term Of
three months In the Kent county jail,
tho court yesterday, reformed The Me-
kualt sentence as 20 ihe Imprisonment
from three months 10 40 days in the
Kent county Jail.
Deputy Attorney General S9tierneld
OF the following cases which
had been carried over from The October
term:
Frank Long, improper conduct. nolle
pressed: John II. Bailey, false preten-
ses, continued; Floyd Ransom, non
support, retired; Homer Anderson alias
Homer Waters. pointing a revolver,
continued to April term: George B. Me-
Kay, two indictments for having in his
possession an Illegal quantity Of spir-
ituous liquor. continued: William B.
Breckinridge. assault and battery. con-
tifued; Archie Luff. larceny, retired;
Harvey Johnson, breaking with inlent
to commit larceny contnued with
capias until April
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
ELkroN HAPPENINGS
scial to Tho Evening Journal.

Sntclal 10 Iho EVening JOurnaI.
ELkTON, Md. Feb. 2i-The funeral
OF Mrs. Margaret J. Cantwell was held
on sunday, burial being in Elkton
Cemetery.
The prevalence OF influenza has
greatly inlerfered with the numerous
public sales on farms throughout Cecil
county.
Fritz Burlin, young son OF J. Burlin.
a Woodlawn blacksmith, while playing
In his fathers shop, had his hand
badly Injured by the explosion Of a
cartridge, with which he was play
ing
Enoch Mccullough aged 81 years, died
at his country home near Port De
posiL on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
SMYRNA HONORS
DEAD SOLDIERS
Special 10 The evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA. Feb. 2i--Mcmbers Of
smyrna post. American Legion. attend
ed services in Asbury NJ. T. Church.
Sunday morning It was a memorial
service for the three men from This
locality William Farrell Of smyrna
William Ashley Of near Smyrna, and
DWid Harrison Of Clayton, who lost
their lives during the war; The French
certincalrs were es!lted to their
nearest relatives by the Rev. r. p.
Nichols. pastor Of the church.
The Inscription on the certificates
from Victor Hugo, was read IN French
by Miss Mary Roberts, and in English
by Miss Bertha Smiihers.
There was a special musical program
and a sermon by Mr.. Nichols.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24
VANDALs DAMAGE SCuoOT

Vandalism and thievery in No. ~
School, Ninth and Scott streets, between
Saturday noon and Sunday noon, was
reported 10 the police yesterday. Tho
school had been entered through fore
ing a rear door. Several blackboards
were broken and a number OF small oh
jects were stolen. The loss Is consider.
ed small.
Evening journal., 1920-02-24

The want ads suggest quick and
sure way OF securing a position. rent
Ing a house or lnding just the right
hnuses 20 rent will receive much at
Tsntion N advertised ~ once.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-27

CINNCST AMER. FED. PPACE
MA NAPOLTICKEM KOL LBI$TT.
NEPRATELUM DELNICTVA zADNf HLAsY.

Washinton, 26. kt6tna. Zcea duchu Samuea Com
perse prohla&ucho, te nus doiii pfevra kongres
anericka d6nicki strana volebnimu boil orransovav
z 1000 600 muzu zen pod prapoy prace Nudc Ancr-
ck6 Federace Prce ndava naprosto mas vazuosG sua
&c ami hnutim sm6fum prosptch oteTfenIch den a
dYacit nejdulezejsich m6sech usuji zam6snavae6 Zi
upc prace budou ftomni obou konvencch nevetsich
narodnich polickych sran Chicago y Francislu
bdd aby do progamu poick6ho nevloudy pred
ohy d6lnctvu nepratesk6 nedopusti ably zakonodd-
imam neby navrhovani mut. isou vslovn1mi Cd
pUrci d6lnickGho hnutf.
Ma republikanske konvenci doide as debatnm pesfe-
otcem kansask6 pfedohy omezuc pravo vkovni soudum
zakazy.
Prvni rama nekrvav6m boil yypaena bude New Yorlu
patek vecer, kdy Gompes zaha debatu proi AlcnolL
Strana prace snaM docii sm6ru teE jest rozcntn
tfech Qdstavcich:
l. Prot kazd6mu zakonu, omezujfcmu d5nicId pravo
zastavenl prace sce neien dtlnk6 zam6stnantch
kromi, ale We veTejnTch suzbach.
Proti kazd6mu poIusu okeSt' 'uiicm nrlvn svobodn6
reel pravo shromazd'ovaci spolcovaci
3. Prot kazd6mu narfzeni iez by davao soud0n rdvo
vydavat zakazy rozporech d6nctva zam6stnavaoIy
Vse pfedchazeici zreimd nasv6dtuie za amerckt delhi
ctvo konetne uznava iak veice chybvo vasn6 Doku
zanedbavalo, vane nestarac kJm lest egsarach
stupovano
Denic vddcov6 dnes prohlasui ze cel dneni konrrea
lest vastn6 stran6 Bourbonismu vekoobchodu rcace
neni ami to uchrant lid pred modernim upry vykoo-
vatey.
AG Federace Prace dosud sav prot utvcfenf z5str
d6nc6 polick6 strany pONazue organisace uac ia
tax nebezpetnou ze kone6n6 odhodaa vysa edna
tee po cele zem ably volGstvo pouGova ker kandda
chovf nepfaelsky d6nickJm snaham PoIiiel6 hnu aro
rckeho d6nctva energck6ho vedeni pri poua1ud af
stavovsk6m uv6dom6ni mGze netusenlch vfslel ~
Wzmel re cel6m Soustat Jest pfibznl 10000 mil
richz Ohiu samotn6m $500.
vsech kanddatech opatfeny byly peclv6 zaznamv
pfpsan ma vrub kazdy d6nick6mu lidu neprzuvF Gin he
tohoto rekordu fdit budop dencA ha odevzdayan liz
pffStich vobach.
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pROCES S AMERICAN WOO. co.
SPOLECNOsT ZALOvANA PRO VYDfPACsvE
ZDRAZOVANf

New York 26 kvetna = The American Woolen Co
Massachusetts, spoecnost t6hoz im6na New spolu
presldentem obou korporac, W. NJ Wooden obrn6n bvli
dnes pred federalnf vekou poroou pTesoupena ereoy
predlohy vyd6racstvi Obzaloba opira bodU uch1
kazdy opira nestyda6, nicim neomluyend zdrzovdn
atek Cena vyrobnf rozehazf prodejn pnych
sto procent.
H. C. smythe, specenf asent generaniho zalobce Sno-
onVch Statu pravi re vladimir etfenim vyo ma evo ze
zmineny Wood bra krone obrovskTch pat Cd obou
nost t6z provs obnasejfci pouh susnou unu
15.482 dolard sc cent?
Prilmy vItecnfka zaneseny byy patrn6 obchodn lni-
hy proto ably vydrduSsk6 frmy nemusey vykazoya ohr
ny fisty zsk, ktery by by dozaisa lined napadnl.
Nestydaty vekozlodei pohndn bude Ultra donoodne
velkou zaruku
American Woolen Co. jest neiv6tSf frmou odboru
ceych Spojenych Staech kontrouio veSer obchod zo
nj pokud Sc tTte vnenych latek
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UKRADLI PIANO.

Rodina NJ Jaegera. S17 Lakeview Rd ste
hovala Sc vcera do Ginzaku els. SGT vych. 118
ul Do noveho bytu S prvym nakladem domaci-
no nafadi uchylla Sc pani Jaegerova, kdezto
V dome ma Lakevew Road zdstala suzka, jez
m6la dohlizet ma naklady nasledujici. Brzy po
odchodu Jaegerove prhlhsili Sc u zminene sluz-
Ky tri muz "a stehovace plan Sc vydavajici. Ma
muv divce, re byi prave pani Jaegerovou
zskan k doprave rodinneho klaviru do noveho
bytu. Suzka mad tvrzenim trojice nkterak Sc
nepozastavila, piano Jaegerd bylo tudiz ma W.
ckavajici automobl nalozeno sluzebna dovr-
sila nakad haldou klavirnich not. Kdyz Jae-
gerova vrata Sc do stareho bytu pro dalsi We
ci a sluzka vystehovani piana il hasla, bylo
zle. Jaegerova nikoho podobnemu speceln-
mu stehovani neobjednala trojici domnelych
Professionalism stehovacd slo sprostou kra-
dek.
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co o ODJEZDU SOKOLSKE VYPRA-
Wy PlSE NEWYORSKY "HLAS LIDU"

TEN, kteri odjizdejfci kraja
ny doprovazeli, nebylo doyole-
no vstoupiti ma LODI, ale pres
to podarilo Sc zpravodaji naSe-
no listu promluviti s jednfm
clenem vypravy jiz po jeho
vstupu ma LODI. Byl to p. Loj-
da, zndmy rytec z Chicago,
jenz dostal 50 ma LODI asi o
pull dvanacte pred polednem a
obhlednuv ubikace, We kterych
je vyprava umistena, vysel ma
dolni palubu a sdelil, ze bu-
dou cestovati v kabinach 3. tri-
dy, kde jest 6-8 luck ze
costa V takove kabine ma lodi
"Mauretania' stoji 95 dolari.
On vsak, zrovna tax jako o.
statni krajane, die vlastniho
vyjadrenf zaplatili "a lodni H.
sick 130-140 dollarG.
Poledne jiz minulo, kdyz je-
ste stdly dlouhe fady krajann
a krajanek s detmi a spoustou
zavazadel V dolnich mlstno-
stech pieru V blate mezi OBJ
rovskymi bednami, nestaGujice
Sc vyhybati nakladnim vozim
a kohskym potahGm, dovaze-
jicim do mezipalubi lodni car
GO.
NeobeSlo Sc to ovSem bez
mnohych neblahych intermezz,
neD kdyz kfatce pred druhou
hodinou byly zdvizeny lodni
mdstky, ukazalo Sc, re nekolik
krajanu nedostalo v cas- pas a
nedostalo Sc ma LODI, ale nekte-
re pasy kratce pred odjezdem
"Mauretanie" byly p. Zarob-
skym z Chicago, jenz pasy ty
mel u sebe ma lodi, odevzdany
p. Ant. Novotnemu, jenz lined
odjel k pieru lodi "Noordam",
kde rovnez stale nekolik kraia
MI beZ past. Podarilo-li Sc pa
.sy ty cas- dodati nebo byly-li
prislusne osoby nalezeny, ne
podafilo So nam zjistiti.
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VENCESLAVA LUZICKA
ZEMRELA.
Odesla v nj jedna nejstar-
sich nasich spisovatelek a do
bra zena v pravem slova
smyslu.

Praha, 5. kvetna. - Post.
zpr.) Vcera zemfela zde We We
ku S5 let ceska spisovatelka
Venceslava Luzicka, jejiz po-
vidky romany byly pc neko-
lik desetileti oblibenou cetbou
" nejsirsich vrstvach lidovych,
zejmena divci mladeze. Luzic-
ka = vlastnim jmenem Anna
Srbova, matka byv. prazskeho
starosty dra. vi. Srba = naro-
dila Sc Horicich a vychovana
byla v rodinnem ovzduSi me-
st t'anskem let padesatych, v je-
mne sentimentalit6 halkovske
poesie a spolecenskeho Waste
nectvi. Matka Luzicke byla Sc
strou basnika G.. Pflegra-Mo-
ravskeho. z jeji obsahle lite
rarni cinnosti bude zajimavo
pripomenouti, re spolu S Lud.
Simackovou zalozila kniznici
"LibuSi", nejrozsirenejsi Get
by po "Matici Lidu". Tam ta-
ke vySel jeji divci roman "Vre
sova vlna", ktery neschazel te-
mer V zsdne domacnosti. ze-
, jmena po venkove a mad nimz
tesknilo nekolik generaci ces-
kych hospodynek. Ma sklonku
sveho zivota neustavala staric-
ka pani zajlmati Sc o human
nj a vychovnou cinnost femini-
stickou.
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NEJNOVEJSf NAZORY PRE-
SIDENTA MASARYKA OEV-
ROPSKE BUDOUCNOSTL.
CESKY SOCIALISM JEST HNUTfM
EVOLUCNfM A NIKOLI BORICfM.

Berlin, "a kvetna. = Herman Bernstein
zaslal IN. Y. American ndsedujici depesi:
"Mel jsem prave interview S presidentem
Ceskosovenske republiky, Masarykem, jenz
vyslov Sc nasedovne
"Nase prvni vseobecne voby jez So prave
odbyvaly, byy prvnim skutecne representative
mimi pro lstavni shromdzden, jez zahajeno bu-
de priSti stredu.
Volby odbyly Sc nejvetsim poradku
vzdor predpovedim re dojde k nepokojum
nekterych cdstech zeme polovina naseho oby-
vatelstva, asi milionG muzd zen podilelo Sc
ma hlasovani. To byl mas plebiscit.
Kazdy cizinec, jenz navstivi Cechoslovakii
musi poznat re jsme skutecn6 St'astni mad ma
81 svobodou. Jsem zvaste hrdym ma fakt, re DO
revouci isme nemeli ami rioty ami krveproti.
Ami jedan clovek nebyl mas usmrcen.
Ma potatku sce doSlo iistemu nest 'astne-
mu drancovani obchodn, nikoiv ale k nasilno-
stem.''
S ohedem ma dotaz, zdali Cechoslovakii
hrozi krajni reakce nebo bolSevismus, presi-
dent Masaryk odpovedel:
"Nasi komuniste isou nepatrnou mensi-
nou. Nasimi tremi vGdcim stranami jsou social
nj demokrat agrarnic nationalist. Sociali-
sticka strana Jest neisilneis ackoliv nema ma
proste vetSny. Nasi mministerskym pTedsedou
Jest socialista avsak naSi socialiste isou evolu-
cionisti. nikoli revoluconari.
Odbyli sme 81 naSi revoluci. Nyni musime
pracovat Setrit vyvijet Sc pokojnou cestou.
Hodldme vysati komisi do Ruska, slozenou re
zastupcG vSech nasich stran, citaje to burzo-
ASH til vladnch zastupcG. ably studovala po-
merry zahajia obchodni vztahy.
Navime, co We skutecnosti Sc tam deje po-
nevada dostavame tolik 81 odporujicich zprav
Radi bvchom to v6deli cd nasich vlastnich "a
stupci, nez- dospeeme k rozhodnuti ohedna
Ruska.
Musime zndt tamnf pomery il doufam.
re Rusko bude povzbuzeno k umirn6nosti. Ale
naprostym oddalovanim Sc cd Ruska ien by
chom zvvs ieho nepfatelstvi.
Tato nova polsk; ofensiva Jest pro mne Ia
hadou. ponevaG, iak Sc zda. nikdo newt, kdo po-
mohl Posku anebo podnitil no itoku ma Ru-
sko. Angie tvrdi. re poskytla pouze uniformly.
Invase ia zdrzuie nasi komisi, nebot' tato
nepochvbne bude nucena Sc tam odebrat pres
Reval.
vGdci Europe. To Jest proc ie treba Ligy Ma
rodd. citae nj Rusko Nemecko byt' by Sc
jednalc ien moralni vyznam
Celia Europa by Sc m6la spoit. Neutralni
Holandsko melo vsechny vyhody, vzdor tomu
nyni, ako vsechnv ostatni zeme, trp zdraze-
MIN zivotnich potreb. Rovnez stabilita Evropy
nemGze byti obnovena bez Ruska. Bude-li Evro-
pa spoiena, ak, doufam, bude blizko doba, kdy
vsechno ldstvo bude spojeno."
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VELKOKRADEZ u EXPIRES.
Nj SPOLECNOSTI.

American Railway Express
Co. pozorovala od pocatku le-
tosniho roku. ze Sc il V Cleve-
land6 7tr5ci mnozstvi zbozi. ie
hoz celkova hodnota do vcerei
Ska dos5hla obnosu $4,000.
Expresni spolecnost vvslala
sem tudiz nekolik svfch nei-
lepSich detektivi, ktefi vGara
zatkli devet muzI z kradezi
podezfelych. Mezi zatGenymi
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AMERICKY VYBOR
v PRAZE.

Ma programu je navsteva u
rresidenta Masaryka, ma rad
nici, slavnostni predstaveni v
divadlech, navsteva Naprstko-
va a Zemskeho musea, costa
ma Bilou horu a do kladna a
velika slavnost q. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-27

Americky vybor, ustaveny
k vykonani pfiprav pro uvita-
nj americke vypravy a pro Sc
staveni programu pobytu anne
rickych Sester a bratTi V repu-
blice Ceskoslovenske, konal
dine %. dubr a svoji schulz, We
ktere nabyly plany a vypocty
urtitych obrysG.
Schuze sucastnil Sc predse-
da DR.. FiSer, bri. EliaSek, Ur-
ban, Hart, FLIP. Hejda, TIL
ma, Wagner, dale novf cleno-
We americ keho vyboru, Vladi-
mir Geringer, Smejkal Sretr
q konecne zastupci poradatel
skeho vyboru Veselsky a Bici-
ste.
Znacna east schnze venova-
ma rokovani tom, jak pripra-
viii co nejvhodneji slavnost a.
meric keho svatku Neodvislosti
dine A. eervence a byl jmenovan
vybor, kterJ bude V pripra-
vach pokracGvati.
Jednatel predlozil plan pra-
&c vyboru pfijezdu vypravy
Go Prahy
Pylo jiz drive rozhodnuto,
re zastupce americkeho vybo-
ru pojede vyprave naproti ma
hranice republiky spolecn6
pose,stvim Cesk6 Oboe Sokol-
ske a jinyTi delegacemi.
Zastavky uvitanim Sc stra
ny mfsthict zastupitelstev
obecenstva budou V Ceskych
Bud6iovicfch, We Veseli mad
Luznici, Tabofe, BeneSove. V
tFraze vedena bude vyprava
2 nadrazi ma Zofin, kde bude
oficielnf pfivftani a 'slavnost.
Ma dalsim programu, pokud
jest doposud V hrubych obry-
sech vyprac ovan, jsou tyto We
ci:
Dne A. cervna navst6va Anne
ritanG ma radnici mesta Prahy.
5. tervna navSt6va America
nj u presidenta Masaryka ma
Hrad6.
7. cervna navSteva sletiSte.
8. cervna: Slavnostni pred
staveni V Narodnim divadle.
9. NavSteva V Naredni Rade.
10. cervna: Navsteva Vino
hradskeho divadla.
II. Gcrvna: Navsteva Naprst
kova musea.
Is. cervna: NavSteva Zem-
skeho musea.
II. cervna: Prohlidka Hra-
! Gu.
18. cervna: Navsteva sokol-
ske vystavy.
10. cervna: Vecer ma Petri-
ne.
20. cervna: Slet.
21. cervna: Costa automobi-
ly do Kladna ma Bilou horu.
%. cervna: NavSt6va Troje.
! X pamatniku odboje.
/ %. cervna: Costa k Svato-
janskym proudim. Navsteva
Smichovskeho pivovaru.
27. cervna: Slavnosti sleto-
We.
3. cervence: Pout' k urne
Vojty Naprstka V Naprstkovu
museu. Vecer: Koncert a Off
cielni slavnost V Obecnim do
me.
4. cervence rano: Vztyceni
americke vlajky; /. odp.: Spo-
! lecny obed; 3. odp.: Slavnost
ma sletisti; 8. vecer: Slavnost
ma zoffne.a