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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
LOOKING BACK FIFTY YEARS

(Hrom The Farmer, Wednesday, August 1s 187o)
 The Catholic State Temperance convention met at New Haven yesterday (Monday) in conformity to call. Delegates were present from 28 local societies Dennis subsequently, president of the convention Michael Ghuey of Bridgeport chosen vice president and Thomas Bre of New Haven, appointed secretary
 As will be seen by the proceedings of the Common Council last night that body voted handsome increase to the pay of the police force Chief Marsh will receive addition of $3o6 Captain Rylands $24e and the patroen
 whitneyvie and vicinity hear New Haven, is sitten with the aue and fever and the inhabitants have been pretty we'll shaken In an area of two square miles week.
 Alderman Alvord and party of friends are having an old fashioned clam bake in East Bridgeport this after noon.
 The First Division A. O. +, will meet tomorrow night at their hall in the Wheeler building.
 The old bell that has hung for many years the freight depot on Water street has been rerov shcd at the Steamboat wharf, foot of South avenue.
 The corner stone of the First Methodist church of West Haven was laid this afternoon.
 Ice in Middetown is said to be selling at 25 cents per loo while in Bridgeport the lowest paid by large consu teman informs that he contracted for his ice last win ter a 30 cents R 3o AGng nd in h m the dfsr fs wards he struck for 50 vents, then 75 cent then OO and finally s1:25 Being large consumer they finally We cut the following from the Honolulu Gazette of July 2Oth just received ''.Tom Thumb California four inches less in statue than himself and fell Tn love with her forthwith. Mrs. Thumb objected and sisted that he stick to her and nothing shorter At advice the general Australia and from thence intended to go to New Zealand and Japan We don't be- iieve the love story.
 Several large trees have been taken down to make for the erection of shed for Messrs. Tscherdor Smith Court street. The gentlemen propose putting shed for the protection of their carriages, of which they have quite number of fine ones.
 The services of the Wheeler & Wilson band are in great demand On the 25th the band will furnish music ,4o1 10th for the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery at the place, and the 18th for the 18th Regiment at Stamford
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
ARREST OF A WOMAN
 REVEALS DRUG RING

Ottawa, Aug. 1S-Omcia1s of the Federal Department of Health said today that they were on the trail of one of the largest illicit drug traf- licking gangs in North America as a result of the arrest in Montreal of Miss Juliette F1orentine, alias Mrs. Harvey.
 The woman, the authorities say, has confessed and given information that will lead to important arrests, which will probably clear up illicit drug traffic throughout the Dominion. Within the last two months the health authorities assert, more than s1OO O,0O0 worth of drugs have been seized. United States authorities are cooperating with the Canadian off cials. The woman was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined $200 and an additional month in jail for hay ing drugs in her possession.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
NOT WHIRLING DERVISH

MUCH effort has been expended with such meagre - suits to discover just what candidate Harding s that considerable satisfaction the tive result of knowing positively thing he not Senator New the who has definitely settled this point After careful delbeaton with party he made the following yesterday at Marion:
 Senator Harding a
 
 If the gentlemen who this once into executive session and determine facts about the porch champion they will the gratitude
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
CAN WILSON BE NOMINATED?

UDGED BY the ordinary political standards Mayor Will O sons chance for a gubernatora nomination grows daily ess At the beginning his ambition he had his city and his county. He only the last state convention of his party his county with but nominal ly and most of the communities outside Bridgeport would have from him, had he had chance carrying the convention The county outside Bridgeport openly against him. Today only part of his city him. A candidate who does control his city, county, Is not usually acceptable for state nomination.
 There is but hope. If Wilson make alliance with the Connecticut Company settle the trolley question: the old organization have enough force left to make dents in the machine A least this is for Mayor Wilson, less his political to with the expiration of his term
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
EDITORIAL NOTES

that Clifford Wilson has tried to help his po tca fortunes by capialzing the cy pride and called aen that this furnished the state with why does not Bridgeport get busy find of would be credit to the sate and him in the governors chair?
 Just taste of that "hope deferred" for the
 
 The expressed this column the other Winsted premature. Now story from fveeghhs of inch diameter pums they will not through the opening fruit whole and people imprisoned in their homes because the damp weather doors For the present sted's quite
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
DIED

HELIVIG-In this city. Aug. IT. 1920, Martha, infant daughter of Ben hard and Agnes Savage Helivig, aged months. 12 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of her par ents, No. 175 Hansen avenue, on Friday, August 20 at 10 A. M.
 Interment at St. MichaePs cene- tery. P* McMULLIN - In this city, Aug. IT, 1920, Sarah J. McMullin.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. James E. Kelly. 2993 Fairfield avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 19, at S:30 a. n., and from St. Peters church at a. m. Kindly omit flowers. Autom obile cortege.. Interment at St. MirhaePs cem- tery. b*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
MARKET UP AND DOWN.

From sugar shares the selling movement today extended to leather and metal issues. Beet Sugar fell 3 1-2 points, American Sugar, 1 1-2 National Lead 3-4 and. Hide and Leather and Endicott Johnson one point each. This was offset by SUD- porting orders in high priced petrole- uns, independent steels, equipments, motors and accessories, among which advances over yesterdays final prices ranged from 1 to almost 3 points.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
SUES AMERICAN
 AND BRITISH COMPANY

The American and British Manufac- turing Company, of this city, are named as the defendants in a case brought by the American Stay Com pany, of East Boston, Mass, wherein damages of 5000 are claimed by the plaintiff. The Massachusetts corpora ton claims that the sum of $2,52 .61 was loaned to the Bridgeport concern, at various times, and that the bill has not been paid, although past due.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
HOME SHORTAGE IS
 AT LEASA MILLION

Baltimore, Aug. 1s-Senator Cal der, of New York, today said there was a shortage of at least one million homes in the United States. as ascer- tained through questionnaires sub nitted to large cities. A Senate com mittee of which he is chairman, held a hearing today on the Baltimore housing situation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
DRIVE XEGGS AWAY
 FROM $500, ,OOO BOOZE

New York, Aug. 1S.-A band of river pirates today attempted to loot a north river pier where $500, 900 worth of liquor was stored. They were driven off by a watchman in pistol battle. Several Of them, who jumped overheard from a launch in which they drew up to the pier. are thought by the police to have been drowned.
 A man believed by the police to be a member of the gang, was later ar rested in a, hospital where he appear ed asking for treatment for a gun shot wound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
TROLLEY WANTS
 TO RUN BUSES

New Haven, Aug. 1S-President Lucius s Storrs of the trolley com pany in an interview given yesterday to the New Haven Register stated that when the legislature convenes in Jan uary next, the dations of the state transportation commission presented to the last legislature will be re-SubInitted One of these rec concentrations made provisions for the operation of buses by the trolley company and all of them were tabled by the last legislature
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
TWO INJURED
 BY AUTOMOBILES

While riding on Catherine street near Main last night, Charles Tylor of 21 Scofield avenue, riding bicycle, was struck by an auto owned by A. Clark of -/lin street T has1 escaped with abraSions of chin, 10th elbows right shoulder and right knee.
 A second auto accident happened on Main street near Lumber street The victim was Charles Held of Vincelette street who was driving a motorcycle He received abraSions of the knee for which he was treated at the Elmer gency hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
BOUGHT FACTORY
 AS INVESTMENT

An important real estate deal was completed in Fairfield Monday when the Hawthorne Manufacturing Co. situated on Grasmere avenue was sold to Edgar W. Bassick of the firm of Burns & Bassick.
 MT. Bassick stated this morning that he had bought the place merely as an investment and that it had no connection with the Burns & Bassick Company and that the business of the local factory would not be extended to the new place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
Polish Action In
 Wilson's Hands-Lodge

Fall River, Mass, Aug. 1s-Senator Lodge replied today to a telegram from a committee of Fall River citi- zens of Polish extraction urging his cooperation, as chairman of the sen ate committee on foreign affairs, in a move to extend aid to Poland He ex- pressed sympathy for the Poles, but said that the American relations to the situation were in the hands of the president.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
IN FAIRFIELD COURT

The case of John Stevens who was arrested last night for failing to have proper lights on his truck came up in the town court this morning. Judge Bacon Wakeman imposed a fine of s10 and costs.
 In the case of John Gikouski who was arrested last Monday for the use or abuSIVe language, came up this morning. Judge Bacon Wakeman imposed a fine of SIS and costs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
BUYS
 BULLARD PLANT
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 ard Typewriter, and the space now occupied for the manufacture of the Portable Machine will be released, thus permitting of a still further in crease in the Conapanys standard pro- duction, while devoting the newly ac- quired factory to the manufa cture of the Portable Machine and which is believed will enable the company to gain full year in advancing it's pro- duction by the action taken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
BUS CORPORATION
 FILES ITS PAPERS

Certificate of incorporation was filed in the town clerks office today by the Bridgeport and Norwalk Bus corporation. The new concern is cap italized at S100O00. Samuel Luciano of Westport, and Percy H. Carrasher, William Blake and Horatio M. Rice, all of Bridgeport, are named as in- cOrDorators
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
THREE SUITS FILED.

Tn the common pleas court today three suits were filed, which are re- turna.ble to the September term of that court. The Sterling Tire Corpor- ation, of Delaware vs. George c. Mar vel, of Fairfield, damages, $650. Will Ham Wellner. of this city vs. Joszef Salarnon, of Fairfield, damages of s12OO David May ct al, of New York VI Elizabeth Colt of Rfdgefield, dam aEee of $7B0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
MEETS TONIGHT.

A meeting of the sewer commis- sion has been called for o'clock to- night in the office of the city auditor. This will be the first meeting to be attended by David s. Feuer and John Hotz, new members of the board. Pro5ectS which are now under way and others that are being considered d will be discussed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
ASKS DIVORCE.

Complaining that her husband has been habitually incorporate for the past year, besides being guilty of in- tolerable cruelty to her from July l, 1916 to Dec. 31, 1919. Mrs. Hattie Murphy. of this city, petitioned for a divorce from her husband, James Murphy, of Cleveland, Ohio, in a case filed in the Superior court this morn ing. Mrs. Murphy asked for the cus- tody of their three year old daugh- ter, Theresa Murphy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
JITNEYS WIN
 SINGER VOTE

(Continued from Page One) when the tro1leys could be dispensed with entirely.
 The whole number of ballots mark ed was 252. Of these 75 were for 25 for both, or two to one for the jitney.
 Here are some of the remarks: In favor of the trolleys:
 Let Mayor Wilson re-route the jit- neys over his Grand street bridge.' T never take jitney. I thought the Mayor we have would not let the jitney situation remain as it is.
 'I am a daily patron of the Barnum avenue line on the troHeys."
 "Jttneys are out of the question. The Americans want the trolleys.'
 Not a safe transportation and un- clean"
 Chase them out of the city. No good"
 By all means. I am a boy of F and do not want to ride in the dirty jitn egs.''
 s.The Mayor is holding out for some thing. I think the jitney men have sonnet hing on him.
 Give us the tro11eys soon.''
 Three of US want the trolleys soon."
 "Jitneys not safe and not clean.''
 ''Trolleys with good service and reasonable fare. No zone system
 T was always satisfied with the trol1eys.''
 Seven of us want the trolleys.''
 Remove the jitneys from our streets and give us back the trolleys. " "Jitneys are unclean and unsafe. Drivers dirty
 Remove jitneys and give us troll leys"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
CANNOT LIVE ON
 S5,OOO A YEAR

Ansonia, Conn.,, Aug. 1S-Because he found the salary of 5000 a year inadequate to live on in Washington, Judge F. M. Mccarthy of this city has resigned his position as solicitor of the Department of Commerce.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
REGULAR AIR SERVICE.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Establish- . ment of regular air service between Copenhagen and Hamburg, Anster- dam and London practically has been agreed upon by Danish. German, Bri- tish ans Dutch aero companies. ac- cording to advices from Berlin today to the department of commerce. Four trips a week are planned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
$14,0GO ESTATE.

An inventory of the estate of James London, filed in the Probate Court office this morning showed the real and personal property to be valued at $14,662.67.. Of this amount, S6,212.66 was listed as personal and the remainder real property. The appraisers were Charles J. Knapp and John J. Conway.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
MAYOR SIGNS THE
 PARKING RULES

Mayor Wilson today placed his sig nature on the new parking ordinance which was approved by the Board of Aldermen at the meeting on Monday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
TANK STEAMER ASHORE.

Boston, Aug. 1s.-The tank steamer Salnas her containers filled with fuel oil, went ashore today near Nausett E-ht, off the Cape Cod shore. Cap tain Rasmussen said he expected to float her at high tide. The Salinas was bound from Port Lobos, Mexico, for Boston.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
DIES SUDDENLY.

Moodus, Conn.,. Aug. 1s.-Samuel P. Clark, aged 6. judge of probate for the district of East Haddam since 1893, died from heart trouble at his home today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
Bridgeport, Conn. Aug

Bridgeport Conn.,, Aug. IS. The Bridgeport Times. City Gentlemen: I have travelled from Maine to California and have been in great many cities North, East, South and West and am sorry to say that this city's jitney bus transportation service is the worst I ever saw in all my travels and is a disgrace to our city. If our city auth critics had the peoples interest at heart the trolleyS would be running land the jitneys would be off the streets, and we would not be carrying home vermin on our clothes.
 A RESIDENT OF BRIDGEPORT
 For Twenty five Years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy of friends shown us in our recent loss of our dear father and be- loved brother and also for the many beautiful floral pieces sent.
 MRS. A. LARSON AND FAMILY,
 Fairfield.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
ZATYkANi kOMUNTSTU.
Obchodni jednatel unic mezi
roctizenymi.

V.adni Grady zatkly do soho
tv IS domn6lych komunistH V
Cleveland6, 2 nichz 3Ss bude
die vSeho deportovano. Az ma
nGko'ik vTiimek vsichni zatce-
mi isou cizinci, pribyvsi do A
meriky rok nebo diva roxy
pred Vypuknutim sv6tove val
ky. LidG maifci obCanske pfislu
senstvf, procesovani nebudou,
nVbrz op6tne ma svobodu pu-
st6ni. Asi tricet muzG. ma nez
zatykace rovn6z byly vydany,
uniklo soudnim neprijemo-
stem opuSt6nim m6sta a jedno
2 nejddlczit6jSich zatceni tyCe
Sc 42letaho Josefa H. Jodlbau-
era, 1928 Brown Road, Lake
wood, ienz jest obchodnim jed
nate'em pekarske unie clslo 10
a takto rakousky N6mec. Via
da sledovala ieho Ginnost dlou
by cas- a vyGita mu. re cht6l Wy
volat stavku V kv6tnu 1918,
tedy behem valky a re vedl il
nou stavku ma jare loni. Jodl-
bauer pfihlasil sc u v,adniho
agenta, Bliss Mortona dobro-
vo,ne, seznav totiz, re detekti-
vove isou mu V patach. Je pry
rovn6z komunistou, svrzeni
washingtonske vlady hlasaii-
cim a vseobecnou stavku V A
merice odporucuiicim. Dosud
neivice zde zatcenych jsou Ru
sov6, pax Ukrajinci, Nemci,
Rumuni, Polaci, Mad 'aTi a je-
den Rex, lee ami jediny Czech
nebo Slovak. V Youngstown po
Zatykano bylo sto komunistG a
V Toledo 13. VSichni ii budou
pI'ivezeni do naSeho m6sta a
pfipadn6 odvezeni do New Yor
ku k deportaci. Dnes bude We
stihani komunista pokracova-
no zde V iinych ohajskych
prhmyslovych mestech. u ne
kterych zatcenych RusG ma eze
ny exemplare organu ruskych
bolSevikd "Novy Mir, kteryz-
to casopis byl do Ameriky "a
hadnym zpisobem propaSo-
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

jeho synovec Chr. A. PrikryD ,
,Judita, Alzbetina meter, ku-
charka Is. vi. Svobodova), We
muse, sestra Alzb6ty, knihve-
douci Is. V. Lacinova), Kon-
rad, obchodvedouci (br. j. Sc
bek), Isidor Stetka, malir Chr.
V. Janoch), Roza lie, mlada
vdova Is. Sebkova), DR.. Oh
diich, ieji bratr (br. j. Laci-
na), Spravny, politicky sejdif
(br. Zubek) sJambo, policista,
pTiruci serifa Chr. j. PaviiJ) =,
Bfinkalova Is. M. Vondficho-
va), Vozka, dovazec (br. We
leba, jenz prevail ulohu V po-
sledni chvili Ia br. j. SkTivan-
ka, jenz nemohl hrati, jsa V pTi
buzenskem pomeru Sc zemre-
lynn br. Slamou.)
Vypraveni a rizeni fraSky
svereno by o reziseru br. V.
Vondrichovy, ktery Sc Glohy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
SRAZKA MA EAST CLARK
VIADUKTU.

Do nemocnice sv. Alexise pfi
vcZeni ambulance Ch. Pfrien,
3349 zap. SO ul a ieho pritel
F. Lehman ma Storer Ave. by
dlici. Oba pfis'i k vaznemu
llrazu ma East Clark moste bli-
re Broadway, kde Lehmanovo
auto srazilo Sc s poulicni ka-
rou, kterouzto nehodu bezdec-
ne zavinil ffdic, auto sve Spa
the Cd trakcni kolejnice odbo-
Civsi. Lehman ma roztristenou
pravou nohu a ieho druh pora-
men jest tezce ma ramene. Ne
znalost fizenf stroje privodi-
la srazku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
CHTELA Sc UPALITl.
2oleta krajanka Marie Subot-
nikova, 1904 Rossemer Ave.
zapasi sc smrti " nemocnici sv.
Alexise.

Vcera rano k pate hodine
rozlehl Sc V nov6m domku FIR.
Subotnika, 1904 Bessemer A
We. zoufaly pokfik a kdyz ma
iitel tehoz jal Sc vySetfovati.
nalezl svou manze,ku V pfl-
plameny zahalenou. Su-
botnlk plameny po delSim 1si-
Ii uhasil, nacez nest astna pa
nj odvezena do .nemocnice sv.
Alexise. kde stav jeji "a bez-
nad6jny ie povazovan. Subot-
mix Ia tlumeni p'amenG utrp6l
tezke popaleniny a rovnez ie Y
nemocnici sv. Alexise osetro-
van. Uzdravi Sc vSak a vGCi
policii udavd, re zena ieho We
GkuteGnosti samovrazdu Sc
pokusila. Nell n6jak6 rodinne
nedorozumeni, "a nehoz doSlo
k prudke hadce, kteryzto spor
dohnal jeho chot' k zoufalstvi.
Subotnikovi bydli.i do nedav
ma na vych. rs ul. blize Union
Ave, a do sveho noveho a IL
Vnitr posud 1pln6 nevybaven6-
no domku nast6hovali Sc V So
botu rano. K hadce mezi ob6-
ma doS'o veCer, kdyz Subotnik
Il prace sc navratil, kteraztO
1lovni potycka protahla Sc az
do pozdnich hodin noCnich.
Vcera casn6 rano Subotnikova
opustila nepoZorovan6 svoji
oznici a V prisklepi nazehla
}vui noGni ubor, utrp6vSi tax
t6zke popaIeniny, re nelze V
jeji uzdraVeni doufat skon
ieji tn chvili Sc 0Gekava. Man
zee Subotnikovi mali Gtyri dit
ky, z nichz neistarSi eta oSm
rokd. Opu$t6nych d6ti ujali sc
sousede.
Subotnik, takto 30lety. je
povolanim slevac a ieho zena
pfinalezi k jist6mu damskemu
shOru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
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MEMORIAL BUDOVA LA
KEWOOD.

V pfedmesti Lakewood zaha
jeny byly sbirky We prospech
atavby Memorial budovy, KITE
ratio stavba bude jakymsi po-
mnikem voiinn "a svetove val
ky padlych. Lakewood poskytl
armade 1900 branch a z tech
2emrelo tricet. Zminena Memo
rial budova pTipadne lakewood
skemu mestskemu parku bu-
de. postavena letos nakladem
100000.
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PRVNf KONDUKTER MA
TRfCENTOVCE ZEMREL.

74'ety John Witzel, 224O
Clark Ave-, jenz pred lety byl
prvnim kondukterem ma trakc-
nj kare s tricentovym jlzdnym,
zemfel v sobotu nasledkem o.
chrnuti civ. Witzel byl konduk
terem ma Denison Ave. linii "a
administrace mayora Johnso-
ma, nimz zahajil tricentovou
dopravu v Clevelande. Mayor
Johnson by tenkrat ma prvni
tricentovce cestnym motora-
KEN Witzel vybiral jizdne,
timz stal Sc jakousi cestnou fl
gurkou historickou V bojich
Tom l.. Johnsona zajmu lev
nejSi dopravy Ma karach.
AVSSl It'll WSSl
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CHTELA 81 HRAT MA
MATkU.
22le;a rozvedena Americanka
uEradla chorvatske ditS.

V m6ste Akron zatCena by
In vcera 22leta pani Inez Sloa-
rova. roZvedena Americanka
2 Knoxville, Tenn. pochazeji-
ci. Byla uv6zn6na pro unos
Pavliny PavloviGovG,
ieiiz otec vlastni Zde V elsie
1903 Prospect Ave. noclehar-
nu. Sloanova kradez dit6te ne
zapira. Chtela pry vystupovat
iako jeji matka a postarat Sc
o nalezitou jeji Vychovu.
Mattel vJseuveden6 Choir
vatsk6 stravovny ma Prospect
Ave. jest rozvedeny muz a Sc
lnoVa by'a V jeho domacnosti
do 20, prosince loni hospodyni.
Y den ten uprchla, vzavSi Sc
bou Pavlicovu dcerusku,
kterou Y cizin6 ia vlastni Wy
davala. PavloviG oznamil sice
unos policii, lee dit6 bylo te-
prVe vcera Akron obieveno a
otci vraceno.
Sloanova byla pGvodne tee
foni5tkou a V Knoxville rowe
dena byla pred dv6ma l6ty. Do
Clevelandu pribyla loni a po-
nevada nemohla vhodn6jSi pra
ci pry najiti, stala Sc V chor.
vatsk6 one nocleharn6 hospo.
dyhi. Pav,ina pry nem6la do
ma nalezite pece a proto prJ
dite unesla. S'oanova je feSni
pani, lee Zda Sc, re rozum je
il neni poradku. V Akron prs
covala V gumovce q uloupen(
dite sverila jiste dobroGinnt
Spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
VIZ VVOoI WaNoI
O CESKEM UMENf.

Vcereisf Plain Dealer refe-
ruje 0 p. Benz. Machanovi 2
Lakewood, proslulem klavir-
MIN virtuosovi, jenz i letos ma
stoupi umeleckou pout' s KITE
rous Chautauqua spolecnosti.
Um6lecka ia costa povede kri-
zem krazem amer. pevninou cd
Montany do Texasu a z Kali
fornie do statu Main. Loni "a
podobnehO tourne pan
Benjamin Machan doprovazel
ma plane Evana Williamse a
Emmu Noeovou cd chicagske
opery a letos bude rovez pnso-
bit v ovzdusi vynikajicich pew
eli a iinych arti3tu. Plain Dea-
'er referuje tez o jeho schop-
nosti skladatelske jakoz o je-
no otci, p. Ant. Machanovi,
3estre-graduantce Prazske kon
servatore, O mladSim bratru,
rovn6z vybornem pianistovi -
We skutecnosti cele hudebni
rodinG MachanH, kterouzto
stat doplnuje podobenkou p.
Benz. Machana We vojenskem
steinokroji.