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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

SARDINE AND EGG SAND
WITCHES.
box sardiues.
3 hard.boiied egg yolks.
Mayonnaise
Brown bread
Butter.
Remove skin aud bones from sar
dimes. Mash to smooth paste with
egg yolks. and enough mayonnaisc
to moIsten. Spread on thin siices
OF brown bread and butter. usS
the whites Of the eggs in the cream
sauce for the asparagus.
APPLE TAPlOCA PUDDING.
apples.
teaspoons butter.
l-3 cup sugar
Cinnamon.
l.3 cup minute tapioca
. cups boiling water.
l-2 teaspoon salt.
Cook tapioca In boiling sailed
water till transparent. Pare apples.
cut in halves and remove core. ar
range in buttered baking dish.
Fill cavities with butter and sugar
and sprinkle with cinnamon. Pour
over tapioca and bake in moderate
even till apples are soft serve
with lemon sauce.
You can't make both ends meet
on a kitchen allowance from which
you borrow to buy hats.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

she was going 10 see you about the
family Thanksgiving J:.rty,"
lin so sorry, Jimmy. Ann
isn't here now"
Then she must be on her way
home"
Maybe she stopped TO see II the
nuts are falling in the park" 1t
was such an idiUtic suggestion that
l had another coughing spell.
Just like her = the little
squirrel"
Sure! Out OF the woods to stay.
II hope"
hung up the receiver and turned
to Deb. Her eyes questioned mine.
Now where do you suppose the
little mink has gomez" l exclaimed.
ITS impossible for me to tell that
poor sick boy that mis- wife has lied
to him again, that Ann hasn't been
near my house today"
Deb caught hor under Lip between
her pretty white teeth as II she
were endeavorInS to keep back
some disagreeable information. It
occurred to me that Deb had been
In 4 frightfully nervous and pre-
occupied state all the afternoon.
Even my proposal that she elope
with Ted had neither animated her
nor offended her,
II certainly would like to find
that silly bebe," l ratified on. 1t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

coopsr we're shopping IN Fatrmcnt
recently.
Mrs! E. ]. Snider. Of Fairmout.
was calling on friends here Thurs
day.
II. L. Morris, was a business visit
or in Fairmont Thursday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

long sleepless night Roger struggled
and when morning came, ne haG
made his decision Virginia should
be happy
Witll The morning came an early
summons from the president OF the
bank TO come to his office. TO his
surprise. Roger round them not
alone. Wilbur, chewing the end OF
an unlIghtud cigar. sat on the edge
OF a chair, obviously less at ease
than either Of the Two men.
MY nephew tells me that you
came to the hank one evening Can
you explain"
Roger looked at Howard in sur
prise. Thra. with freting smile
At Wilbur NO" he said quietly
; Il was the presidents turn to he
amazed. My boy" he said JUS
why are you doing this:'
At tina; moment the door opened
land Virginia, beautiful in soft fufs
stood on the threshold. IL came as
you asked ne. uncle" she hesitat-
cd. 4 don't see just why
Howard stood up. Come with
inc, Wilbur" he said. 81 have had
my eye on you for some time--on
your frequent trips out of town
on your NOCTURNAL visits to the
bank. In fact. sent Bennett here
lone night for some papers-when
II felt sure that he would stumble
tupon you. let suspicion rest tenn
IDorariIv on an innocent man, hop
lang to see you make clean breast
or il you had things might have
/ gone easier with you. As II is
| His look was significant as he tight
cned his hold on the arm OF his ne
phew, who during his words had
seemed TO shrink perceptibly into
his clothes. The door closed upon
both Of them,
Left alone, the man and girl were
for Il moment at loss. Then 1t oc-
Cured TO Roger that Virginia was
taking very easily this startling
news about her fiance. I'm sor-
ry about Wilbur-on your account, .
he began hesitanuy
You may be for him, but not
on my account" cried Virginia
with heightened color. Everyone
seems to be laboring under mis-
take. Last night Uncle VIII called
and asked if Wilbur and were en-
gagged. When l denied it he said ne
was glad. Then he told me OF the
accusation against you and well,
il wouldn't believe it and was So
Indignant, guess that Uncle WEI
thought-thinks-I mean
Roger rose suddenly. What was
giving Virginia those wonderfully
rosy cheeks, and why was she toun-
derlng so helplessly?
Anyway" the girl was continu-
ling, uncle said that yesterday
when you were questioned you were
not as emphatic in your denials US
he thought you ought to be and de-
cided you we're being quiXotic and
shielding somebody for SONIC reason
or other"
virginia" cried Roger suddenly,
bonding down to her, "since there is
no one else may hope that some
day"
Virginia lifted Iove-lit eyes to his.
Sooner than that" she said, and
as Roger drew her into his arms, Il
guess | know why uncle wanted me
to come" she whispered happily"
Barrels and casks, especially
those used for beer, are sterilized
in Germany by the use Of ultra
| violet rays.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
MANY Move

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stewart and
family are moving from this place
to Fairmont where Mr.. Stewart is
employed. Mr.. and Mrs. A. @,
Edinger, who recently sold their
property in Morris Addition to the
NJ. v. r. Company, have purchas-
ed the ]. c. Parrish property and
are moving into 1t. The property
which they are vaCating will be
occupied by an employee OF the NJ.
v. T. Company.
Floyd Wilson and family have
moved to the F. S. Book property
at Bessie Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant and family
have moved from the Talk1ngh!on
property on Railroad street to the
Joe Fox property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ancrom have
moved from the Reese property to
West Pennington to the Veach fats.
Scoutnaster Davis and family
have moved from Jamison No. 9 to
the j. F. Campbell property.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
LIVE ROBERTS BARTON,

After Dr. beside other visitors In
Marke Mukrat the school
had reading scribbe the fairy oomaste called
onB ere
Now BERTHE is very queer all the time else hang
IN BY his feet flying Berthe had to read
hanging And read upside down This
what OF you will have &c
do the same as BERTHE did
.'puuoL9 9H!I %nuaS 1871 puF
luSm u lV9ELQ
5uIdOos lupL
.puuoI ~ IoQo eQl s.l! HuVIlI
dn s5uoo Guunl STU I'LL
'sIry pIo moI 0duoso no dn sEIJ gu luQL
NOON 9udesIs LeaJE
G15uuq s.9q 4SQl Aus euuoS"
'unJ aQl 5uIQoBM sIBs aQl Nv
QSuolQl 0E7 7roI5 STU sNuEM gu ueQL
Gup oql III pEq SuI6slS
s6Bld oh"
leAIs SIq s9uIQs puV
N IuJIapuoA U seH
'Sunc IlIdV l5qWed5S VI
oQl 5ulVl eVQuEleusI ""
After he had finished reading said under
stood before sometimes and he very
nuch Obliged telling still thing he ddn
know why thin on his last quarter
as he What the of him spending any mon
Berthe Bat said that wasn't in thu
story. go :. ,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Personals

Walter Keller, OF New Kensing-
ton, Pa, was recent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Toothman
motored to Fairmont Thursday.
Misses Beatrice Fisher and Goldie
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Returned from Marines

Paul Parrish, who has been with
the U. S. Marines, has returned
here and is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Parrish.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

A new source of gum. from the
candlewOod OF Arizona, is said to
have all properties of rubber and
to vulcanize properly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

Barrels and casks, especially
those used for beer, are sterilized
in Germany by the use OF ultra
violet rays.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

A liquid forming an artificial
shell l.2s been compounded by a
Michigan inventor to preserve
eggs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
FARkfINGTON
Class to Meet

The Young Peoples Glass OF the
N. L. South Sunday school will hold
u meeting at the home OF Miss Col
die Cooper Tuesday evening
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
New Seats

New seats for two rooms at the
high school have been bought and
were put in this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

Virginia lifted love-lit eyes to his.
Sooner than that" she said, and
as Roger drew her into his arms, u
guess know why uncle wanted me
to come" she whispered happily"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Check That Cold
Right Away
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
soon breaks a cold and
checks a cough

a SUDDEN chi1l-neepes-stufy
"A feeling in the head-and you have
the beginning of 4 hard cold. Get right
after It, just as soon as the sniffies
start, with DR.. King New Discovery.
For fifty years a STANDARD remedy for
colds, coughs and grippe.
You will soon notice change for
the better. Has a convincing, healing
taste that the 6ddics like. Good for
croupy coughs. All druggists. 6oe
und Sl.20 a bottle.
For col Island coughs
DrkinIS
ewDisc0verY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

New disk records at Lewis Optical
Shop. Adv.
r. A. Galipo has gone tc Syracuse
where he has employment with the
Franklin Automobile company
Regular meeting Mt, Anthony
Lodge Tuesday, May is, 1920 7;30
p. m. Third degree will be worked
Refreshments will be served. 4t3.
Baptist church school meets Sunday
GAS a. m. BE on time! Special mus
zeal service, Edith Jolivette pianist,
Frederick MacLaren. vioiuist
Miss l.. NJ. Barney who recently IN
derwent an operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital is getting along nice
ly and il is expected win he able TO
leave tie hospital Sunday.
/ The Baptist S S. teachers meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening. May
18th. at the home of Miss Helena Nor
Ton. $40 Pleasant street. Every teach
er should plan to be present. The
hour is 1880 Note the change in the
night, Tuesday, instead of Wednesday,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
On the DAYS News.n

I Henry L. Doherty of New York city
celebrates his seth birthday today. is
known as one of the largest operators
OF public utility companies in Amerl-
! ca Mr.. Doherty grew up in Columbus
TO-; worked as an office boy and ulti-
! ma ely got recognition for business
! abil ~ that has made hime very
! wealthy, as he has gained control of a
/ large number of public utility com
lpanies in Wisconsin, Texas. Colorado,
Minnesota, Ohio and other states. His
Inventive ability and mastery of the
| technique Of the manufacture Of cleo
/ tricity and gas have aided him in his
ventures as a capitalist, and also have
won for him high honors in the group
I OF experts VINO serve as manufacturers
of light, heat and power. In 1898 Mr..
Doherty was the recipient Of the first
Beall gold medal awarded by the
4 American Gas Light association for
q paper on the use Of gas as fuel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
Sundays Birthdays.

Levi 2. Morton, former Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States, born at
Shoreham, w., SO years ago today,
Sir Frank Barnard late Lieutenant
Governor Of British Columbia, born at
Toronto, Ga years ago today,
Medill Mccormick, United States
senator from Illinois, born in Chi
cago, 43 years ago today.
Andrieus A, Jones, United States
senator from New Mexico, born at
Union City, Tenn, IS years ago today
Robert S. Wesley, former governor
of South Dakota, born near Oshkosh,
Wis, &c years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
Todavls Anniversaries.

1S20-A new charter was granted the
city Of Washington. providing
for the election Of a mayor by
the people.
lSi7 Daniel O'ConneH, Irish patriot
and statesman died at Genoa.
Born in County Kerry, Ireland, Aug.
6. 1775.
lS4S -Four hundred lives LOST in an
nsurrection in Nap,es.
l652-C harloue Cushman gave a fare
well performance in New York
city
1878 Dedication Of the Sage College
for women at Cornell university.
l82G-rJohu Newiand Maflitt Jr, a
famous Confederate priyateer,
died at Wilmington N. c. Born
at Dublin, Ireland, Feb. %, 1919.
1895 Catholics were forbidden by the
Pope 20 take part in the parlia-
mentary elections in Italy.
1915 Opening OF the new state b3~ge
canal connecting New York city
with the Great Lakes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ami Village Told
Briefly cor Busy Resaers

News Of the Town ami Village Told
Briefly 'or Busy Resaers
New disk records at Lewis Optical
Shop. Adv
Fred W. Spear has returned from
Rutland where he has been as a rep
resentatiye cf the Sons of Veterans at
their annual eNcampment
Mrs. Mary Daley and Mrs. Ann
Gavin of Jefferson Avenue who have
been confined to the house the past
two weeks by illness, are g'owly i'm
proving,
Mr. and Mrs Edgar l. Holden and
two children of Detroit, Michigan are
VS. ting at thc home of Mrs. Holden's
parents, Mr. and Mrs VIM. j. Doyle
of Jefferson Avenue.
All young people are urgod to come
to the b. y. p T. of the Firs Bap.
! tise church Sunday oven pg at $50
and find cut how 20 bec0r a million
IaHe. The meeting VIII led by
Miss Isabelle Rmastoa and Miss
Edith Bake. sabieo, will BE- Re
Lyon Pay Don isrg> The Ocean
Parh fund
III, public cordially invited to
the services Of the First Baptist
cnn ch W. G. ToWari pastor Church
srhoo 945 a. m Morning wor-
ship at II a. m. "Pauls Practical
Advice for Every BAY Life" viii be
the theme OF the pastors sermon.
Adult classc meet after service. MIR.
Steen leads the discussion in The
mems class Young people meet a.
$3.50 p. M Evening worship at 1870
Rev. Vincent RayiBooth. pastor at
Old bennington viii preach the ser
mon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
Todau,s RirthdaYs.

Sir Bache Cunard. grandson of the
founder of the Cunard line, born 50
years ago today
Rear Admiral George A. Bicknel, U.
S ~ retired, born at Batsto, N j.,
a years ago today
Or Edwin A. Alderman, president of
the University OF Virginia, born at
Wilmington, n c., 50 years ago today.
Cora Urpuhart Potter (Mrs. James
Brown Potter. formerly a well known
actress of the American stage born in
New Orleans, 81 years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
ened by Princess Louise.

ened by Princess Louise.
disqualification OF the new State
Capito. of Texas at Austin.
1854 statue of Emma Willard was
unveiled on the grounds of the
seminary bearing her name, at
Troy N. Y
1899 Dr. Edward Everett Hale resign
O. the pastorate of the South
Congregational church. Boston,
after 43 years service.
lo03-Sybil Sanderson. celebrated
operate vocalist, died in Par's.
Born in Sacramento, Calf, in
1865.
l917-United States Government warn
ed Cuban insurrectionists that
interference with sugar produc.
ton would be considered a hos
tile act against the United
States,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
SUNDAYS Anniversaries.

171S-M Maria Gaetana Agnesi, famous
Italian scholar. for many years
professor in the University of
Bologna born. Died Jan, g.,
1893.
17SS Constitution for the Presbyter
ian church in the United States
was adopted.
1SS7-Liverpool Jubilee Exhibition on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15

Levi p Morton only living Vice
President Of the United States, is .96
years old Sunday.
A plebiscito is to be held in Switzer-
land tomorrow to determine whether
that country shall join the League of
Nations.
St Peters. Rome, is to be the scene
of further elaborate ceremonies tomor-
row in connection with The canonza-
! ton OF Joan of Arc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
Today's Events

Centenary Of the birth Of Rear Ad-
miral Daniel Ammen, noted Union
naval officer in the civil war.
Vancouver's celebration in honor Of
the 250th anniversary of the founding
Of the Hudsons Bay company is to be
IinaugUrated today.
She new ampitheatre at Arlington
National Cemetery, one of the most
Imagnificient structures of its kind in
the world is to be dedicated today.
Walker d. Hines, director general of
the u s. Railroad Administration since
the beginning Of 1919 is to retire from
/ that Office today.
own Your Own Home" is the slo-
4 gan Of Builders Show to be opened
lat Akron, o., today, under the auspices
, of the real estate board of tina, city.
The early struggle in Kansas to de.
termine whether or not the State
would be free is to be depicted in an
historical pageant to be staged at the
1 University Of Kansas today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-31
ZABIT AUTOMOBILEM.

Phi pokusu vyhnouti Sc au-
tenn poulicni kare, byl smrtel-
ne zranen Ia nastale sraZky
27lety Solomon Stein, 4804
Cultivate Ave. S. E., ktery
dopraven do Mt. Sinai nemocni
ce, zakratko skonal. Nestesti
udalo sc ma ki'izovatce Grant
wood Ave. N. E. a vych. los.
ul. Automobil ridil David In
gals, 11S0S Lake Shore Boule-
vrad, syn generalniho riditele
drahy New York Central, jenZ
byl ale policii kazde viny spro-
stem. Zabity Stein byl pracov-
nlkem V zidovskem hnuti q
vratil Sc pred nedavnem 2 Pa
lestyny, kde studoval tam6jSi
podminky.
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kONCERT EMMY DESTIN.
MOVE.

V serii koncertu porada-
nych G.. Bernardim, predstavi
Sc zdejsimu sirokemu kruhu
umenl milovneho obecenstva
jiz druhy cesky umelec sv6to-
veho jmena; po Janu Kubeli-
kovi, pride hvezda Metropo-
litni opery V New Yorku, 'sla-
vena nase sopranistka Emma
Destinnova, ktera vystoupi V
Masonic Hall V nedeli dne g..
ledna 3. hod. odpol. Nase pev
kyn6 docilila dneSniho trium-
falniho uspechu po nekolikale-
tych pfipravach j po cele Ia
de jinych trpkych sklamani a
smutno fici, re prvne Sc svym
velkym talentem uplatnila Sc
V cizine ma drazd'anske opere.
Ma koncertnim podiu neo-
pomene do bohateho repertoi-
ru vloziti nektere perly z
bohateho pokladu naSich ma
rodnich pisni, jez seznamuje S
ciZimi dosud svety.
Ma koncertu vystoupi pro
slulou naSi krajankou tez 2na-
my baritonista, taktez angaz9-
vany Il nejvetsi opery sveta Y
New Yorku, Clarence White
hill mladistva pianistka,
Winifred Byrd, jez sobe jiz ta-
Ike zajistila ma nebi prvotfid-
Mich hveZd staleho mista.
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ODKAZAN SPOLKOVEMU
DEPARTMENT..

Mike Galovic byl pred ca
sem zatcen a ohzalovan z W.
roby alkoholickych napojd.
Byl u neho nalezen aparat ma
delani koralky. Galovic pro-
hlasil,' re no neuzfval a soudce
Sawicki mu vcera uv9fil a "a
lobu skrtl. Hned ma to Gallo
wild byl vsak zatcen po druhe
a postayen pred spolkoveho
komisare McGuirea. Zaruka
Galowicova .obnasi tisic dolla-
Ri. Prohibicni jednatel Counts
pravi, re aparat, u obzalovane
no nalezeny, byl Jim uzivan a
raisin jack v mem delan. Ne
kolik gallonG bylo II zatcen6-
no tehdy nalezeno. Galowic
bydli V els. 1914 vych. 63. ul.
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KRAJAN ZAPALIL SVUJ
DOMOV A PAX Sc IA
STRELIL.

Ceska osada V Schuyler,
Nebr. vzrusena byla t6chto
dnech sebevrazdou krajana
Josefa Cecha, tesare, ktery V
pondeli minuleho tydne zaStre
lii Sc ranou z pusky. Pred pro-
vedenim zoufaleho cinu roz-
lii asi pet gallonu gasolinu ma
st6ny a podlahu sveho domova
a po te obydli zapalil. Jeho
mrtvola nalezena byla V CARA
III a puska lezela podle neho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-31
DNEsNf SYLVEsTRovcKE +
ZARAVY.


Sokol Havlicek porada Aa
ucasti eokolske hubby o 8. hod.
vecer We velkem sale Ceske Ma
rodni Sins M Broadway Syl-
vestrovskou zabavu. Pofada-
telstvo slibuje neien prodlou-
zeni veseli al do 2. hod. ranni,
ale obzvlaste pestry program.
Sokcl Cleveland rozlouCi Sc
Sc starym rokem, taktez pri
sokolske hudbe We sve telocvic
ne ma Quincy Ave, kde jest ta-
ke pfipraven bohaty porad ci-
sci zpevnich humoristickych.
Stfelecky klub Slapnicka u
sporada Sylvestrovskou Be-
sidkach Ceske Narodni Sine
ma Broadway pri zvucich ka-
pely Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudeb-
nikG.
Ceskoslov. klub jadrarI a
slevacI kona slavnost ma roz-
loutenou Sc starym rokem pri
hudbe Sdruzeni Ceskych HUI
debnik1 V Cesko-americke SIM
ma Quincy Ave.
Dobrocinny fond Jednoty
Taboritd pax da vale roku
1920 sylvestrovskou zabavou S
komickou pulnoGni scenou pr
hudbe Sdruzenl Ceskych hu-
debnikI We Slovanske Lipe ma
Croton Ave.
.Patronat skoly j. A. komen.
sky Mt. Pleasant kona sylve.
strovske rozlouceni pri hudbe
Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebnikt
We spolkove SIM ma vych. 131
ul..
Rad Zizka, els. 9, C.S.P.S
porada zabavu tehoz druhu
pri sokolske hudbe pulnotni
scenou. nalezitymi zakusky
obcerstvenim V Ceske Sini So.
kol ma Clark Ave.
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na vych. fH1 u. o s lod. odp.
velkou Akademii q chzylaEte
bohatym pofadem pfi yybornt
hudb Vstupenky jsou v pred
prodeii L Del. Potrav. Druz-
stva v NJ Pleasant. Pfatel6
Delnicke Jednoty jsor zvani,
by Sc pfisli Ginnosti pJeav6d-
citi.
Spolek katol. VeteranG, els.
18, Clev. Jednoty pofada Ultra
" sobotu ma Novy rok O 6. hod.
vecerni, V byvale sini p. V.
Broma ma Hamm Ave. soukro-
mou zabavu pri hudbe p. Hron
ka.
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krajsky Vybor

Ceskosloyenskeho Narod.
Sdruzenl odbyyati bude
schulz V pondeli, dne 3.
ledna V 8 hod. vecer v cl-
tarn6 Ceske Mar. Sine ma
Broadway. Vsichni Clenove
jsou zadani, by urcite Sc
dostavii, neb predleha ve-
lice dulezite jednani.
Tajemnik.
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Program nasich zabavnich
podniku vykazoval slusny po-
Get zabav ma rozloucenou ro-
KEN starym a ably 81 snad
prave narozene pachole, rok
1921, cd nehoz TAX mnohy 2
mas ceka, ze bude laskavej-
sim nez-li jeho zvetesily sou-
druh, Ktery ma dnes ma kahan-
ku a urcite mu bude % pulno-
ci odzvon6no, neztezovalo, re
Sc mu nedostalo zivejsiho pfi-
vitani, usporada '@i
Velkovybor Podporujici Jed
noty statu Ohio v Ceske Mar.
SIM ma Broadway V hlavnim
sale Ultra, V sobotu Novorocni
slavnost, jejiz zacatek stano-
ven Jest Ma 3. hodinu odpoled-
nj a jez zakoncena bude spo-
lecnou veceri velkou tanecni
zabavou., Bohaty a pestry pro-
gram obsahuje II cisel, proslo-
w spolkovych 'cinovnic, louce-
nj Sc starym ,rokem a vitanim
move cry, zpevy, kuplety, ta-
ne6ni vlozky, solo Ma housle j
cviceni sokolek. K novDroGni
slavnosti nemaji ditky v start
pod IA let pristupu.
Novorocni cviceni Sokola
Nova Vlast', usporadano bude
Sc clenstvem a zactvem Ultra v
sobotu, dine l. ledna 1921 g..
hodine odpoledni Ceske Sini
Sokol ma zapadni strane. Pora-
dajici vybor porada cviceni
bez vstupneho, jen k tanecni|
zabave, kterou bude cviceni
zakonceno, stanoven jest po-
platek soc. Ucinkovati bude
sokolska hudba. Krone telo-
cvicneho vystoupenf uchystana
bude zactvu jednoty novorocni
nadilka.
Spolek Starych Ceskych O.
sadnikI sejde Sc sobotu od-
poledne k vyrocni schdzi do
Besidek c. N. Sine ma Broad
way, kde bude clenstvu vybo-
rem uchystan zabavni pro-
gram krone obvykleho obcer-
stveni.
Ould Kentucky Fishing and
Outing Club porada v Sokolov-
ne ma Wendell Ave. pfi sokol-
ske hudbe Prvni Velkolepyl
Piles ma uvitani prave Sc dosta-
vivsiho Noveho Roku, kteryl
nasim statecnym rybardm jiz
pfedem slibil, re letos ia rIzna !
vodni havet' bude lepe brati
nez-li loni.
Del. Tel. Jednota v Mt.
Pleasant chysta ma zitrejsi no.
vorocni den We spolkove sini !
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