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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
NORRISTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Helgt enter
tanned at Halloween party at their
home at Naples, Thc guests present
from Norristown were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Eg-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pulvey. MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Croft. Mrs George
Grofr. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurst. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. c. Rambo. Miss Gertrude
Sill, Miss Mildred Cox, Miss Bessie
Saylor, Miss Elizabeth Chambers. Miss
Margaret Croft. Miss Margaret Harrng-
ton, Miss Blanche Cox. Miss Myru,
Batten. Miss Ella Weitel and Mr., Roy
Earl.
Dr. Edgar S. Buyers. of DeKalb
street who Is in Pittsburgh. Is attend
ing the annual convention OF the Penn
sylvana State Medical Society in ses-
sion there this week.
The marriage of Miss Cora Archer,
daughter OF Mrs. William Archer, of De
Kalb street, and Or. John Sudler. of
bridgeville. Del. was quietly solcmnized
on Tuesday, in the Washington Me-
mortal Chapel. Valley Forge. Or. and
Mrs Sudler, will live in Bridgeville.
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ROBERTS--LOEW

The wedding Of Miss Regina w. Loew
of Oak Lane, and Mr. George l.. Robe rts
Of Logan. was solemnized in Holy
Trinity Presbyterian Church on Satur-
day at noon. the Rev. Dr. William
Barnes Lower officiating. The bridg
was accompanied by Miss Mary Savior
Bartman. OF Royersford, and the bride
groom had his brother, Lieutenant DR.
Norman Roberts, of the U. S. ~, as his
best man. Mr.. Robert A. Murray, q
brother-in-law of the bride gave her in
Pittsburgh, Plainfield. N. j., Royersford
and New York After wedding trin
spent in the South, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
will be at home after October l5 in
F'rankford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
ROXROROuGh

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Coates, OF st.
Louis Mo, who have been spending
the late summer and early autumn with
Mrs. Coates's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sykes. OF 368 Green lane, are
receiving congratulations on the blrur
OF n son. John Thomas Coates, on Sat
urday, October .. Mrs. Coates was Miss
Edna Sykes.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Fozard have
returned from Washington and will be
at home at 5547 Ridge avenue. Th'
bride was Miss Sabina Kirkland, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kirkland
Of Conshohocken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
GER RMANTOWN

Mrs. George l.. Richard, who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
william T. Steel at the Wood-MOrton,
returned today to her home in Neponsit
l.. I. Mrs. Richard was Miss Elizabeth
Childs Steel.
Mrs. Julian Hillman, of Atlantic City,
ls spending some time with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf, at their
home on Pulaski avenue.
Mr.. Harold II. Wallace. of 43S East
Mt Airy avenue. has returned from a
weeks stay at East Earl. Pa.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs George II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
HOLM ESRuRG

Mr.. Samuel Stokes, of State road and
Rtawn street, and their daughter Mrs.
James Kinney, Of Rowland avenue. are
on an extensive trip to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and Canada
Miss Gertrude Newlin. of Ashburner
street, is spending a fortnight in Syra-
cuse. N. Y, where she is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. l..
Cleaner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
ALONG THE READING

Or. and Mrs. Il. II. Harris and their
family, who have spent several weeks
at Nantucket, Mass. have returned to
their home in Elkins Park.
Mrs. William A. Law and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret a. Law, have re-
turned to their home in Abingdon from
Chester, Nova Scotia, where they have
spent the summer.
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MOORESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Burr, Jr., are
visiting Mr.. Hartman Burr, on Main
street.
Mrs. Walter Thomas and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Thomas, who have been
visiting Cor two weeks in Indiana. have
returned to their home on Main street
Mrs. Shanten entertained the NOM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07

The wedding of Miss Arabella Magee
and Mr.. Thomas Allen. of this city, was
solemnized in Holy Trinity Presbyterian
Church Monday at 2:30 o'clock. the
Rev. DR.. William Barnes Lower, pastor,
officiating The bride was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Clara Magee. Miss
Mary Shrevc acted as bridesmaid, while
Mr.. George Harrison was best man. After
q wedding trip Of several weeks spent In
the East Mr. and Mrs. Allen will be at
home after November l at 4Si1 Roose-
Welt Boulevard. Guests were present
from this city. Trenton and New York
BECKER-GOLDMA
A pretty homo wedding will take place
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
WISSAHICkON

Mr.. and Mrs Graham John Little.
wood, of 232 Sumac street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a son,
Graham John Littlewood. .Tr., on Sun
day, October 3. Mrs, Littlewood will be
remembered rs Miss Minnie Schrader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
EW1NG-MILLER

A quiet wedding was solemnized in the
Church Of tne Epiphany. Fifty-seventf
street and Baltimore avenue, yesterday
at noon. when Miss Mary Ella Miller,
daughter OF Mrs Robert NJ Miller. be-
came the bride of DR.. Robert Morley
Ewing. The bride, who was unattended
was given in marriage by her brother,
Mr.. Melchizedech Miller
The ceremony was witnessed by the
families and a few intimate friends. +
After wedding trip to Bermuda, DR..
and Mrs. Ewing will live at 6247 WASH
inEtOn avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07

bers of the school orchestra at din
ner at Cedar Lake on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Newlin Stokes are
spending several weeks with Dr. and
Mrs. William Hewson, in Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Smith spent the
weekend with their daughter, Miss
Mercy Smith. who is a student at Miss
Shipley's school, at Bryn Mawr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wmne Hears That Rodman Wanan'aker viii Sail
for Europe Next Month-Miss Ruth Packard to Be
4 Introduced at Tea Today

shade. which was just right for her very
blue eyes. She looked extremely well,
1 thought. NANCY wYNNE.
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MISS CLAIRE B. GIBBS
MARRIED IN TRENTON
Becomes Bride Of Mr.. Wickham
Harter--other Interesting
Marriages

A wedding Of interest took place In the
First Presbyterian Church. Trenton, last
evening when Miss Claire Brscoe Gibbs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Gibbs.
of Yardley, became the bride Of Mr.. Wick
ham Harter, son of the Rev. and Mrs
s. l.. Harter, of Trenton. Tho ceremony
was performed by the bridcgroom's
father, assisted by the Rev. Peter r.
Emmons, pastor Of the church. The
church was decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, wore n
white charmeuse gown with court train,
trimmed with duchess lace, with silk
tulle veil caught with orange blossoms.
roses and orchids.
The matron of honor, Mrs. s. L..
Rogers, sister of the bride. wore n Nile
green pussy-willow taffeta dress with a
silver hat and she carried shower
bouquet of flesh rosebuds
The bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice
Gibbs, Miss Catherine Arnol, Of Yardley.
Miss Lucy Farrell and Miss Dena Bower,
of Trenton, who wore pussy-willow taf-
feta dresses in shades OF peacock blue,
orchid, gold and peach. with hats TO
match and they carried Colonial
bouquets.
The flower girls, Miss Helen Irwin
Gigle, of Yardlcy, and Miss Elizabetl,
iesh-color pussy-willow taffeta with hats
TO match and they carried baskets Of
rosebuds.
Mr.. Charles c. Slower. of Trenton. was
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Robert E. Harter, Mr.. Harry l. Saums.
Mr.. Harry s Porter, Mr., Linton S.
Marshall OF Trenton, Mr.. Robert Colstoii.
Of New York, and Mr.. Harold Sheppard,
Of Wilmington.
A reception followed at the brides
and Mrs. Harter left for :1i a trip S by motor I:
to Canada
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MARON-KANE

NTNTNVJaV-hNNE
The marriage of Miss Angela +. Kan :
and Mr.. Walter Lucas Maron took place
yesterday at Q o'clock at the Church
of St Francis de Sales, Forty-seventh
street and Springfield avenue.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. James II. Kane, and
attended by her sister, Miss Claire Kane.
The bridegroom had as his best man
Mr. John c. Casani and his ushers were
Mr.. Thomas Doric, Mr.. William Mansell.
Mr.. John Glascott, Mr. Joseph Maher,
Mr., John Il. Walsh and Mr.. Frank r.
Smith.
Two nieces OF the bride were flower
girls and two nephews of the BRIDE
groom were pages.
Immediately following the ceremony
breakfast was served at the home of
the bride, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Maron left on an extended wedding trip.
They will be at home after November IS
at 4126 Chester avenue.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-09

Sc stane V kazde domacnosti
krajanske .ihned milym a po-
zd6ji nepo3tradatelnym spoiled
nikem a podotykame, re zasi-
Ia Sc pouze ma predp'atne. list
tento pfijat byl "a vestnik chi
cagsk6 "Druziny Ceskosloven-
skych DobrovolnikG" a je jimi
vsem jejich priznivcum a kra-
janGm doporucovan.
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PRACE BUDE V NOVYCH
TOVARNACH OBNOVENA.
Vlckovy zavody ma Quincy A
We. poskozeny ohnem v castce
asi 100000.

Sobotni pozarem ma Quincy
Ave. Ginnost prtmyslov6 firmy
Week Tool Co. nikterak nebu-
dc zastavena. Ia sobotniho po-
Aaru Zavodech els. 10705
Quincy Ave. zni6eny dive velk6
tovarni budovy a poSkozeno
n6kolik menSich staveb, take
celkova Ztrata odhadovana ie
ma 100000. Ponevadz ale fir
ma vlastni move tovarny a to
ma Mt. Auburn Ave. vSecka
cinnost V novych techto Zavo-
dech bude soustredena. takze
vSichni delnici z Quincy tova-
rem naleznou dalsi zamestna-
nj V tovarnach ma Mt. Auburn
Ave. kteryzto zavod ie jiz stro
il vybaven a ku velkovyrobe
prizpGsoben.
Sousedni tovarna firmy Glib
son Holman Paint Co. ma Quin
cv utrpela sobotnlm pozarem
rovnez ztraty. lee nikoli Skodv
znacne. Hasici u pozariste bvli
V sobotu az do odpoledne, kdy
vetsina hlidek bvla konecne
rozpu$tena. BroadwaySti hasiGi
vratili Sc domG od pozaru ma
Quincy k stanicni sv6 budov6 &.
13. odpoledne k jedn6 hodine.
Zastupci Week Tool Co. IL
davajf. ze vyhorele budovy me
'v ceny $4,000 a znitena stro-
70, iakoz i s,rovinv asi $4,000
Ne7iist6no dosud "a iakVch o.
i,olnosti pozar vznikl. patrne
Zkrizene elektricke draty V ga
yazi ohen privodily.
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VYSTAVA ZDRAVYCH
POTRAVIN.
Kontest clevelandskych krasa-
vic a premie dokonale vyvinu-
tym ditkam.

Vystava zdravych potravin,
pofadana mistnim svazem ma
logroceristG otevrena dnes od-
20 'edne V Bolivar Ninth blocku
V dolennim m6ste. Vystavka
7abira dive rozlehla patra. asi
$4,000 ctvereGnich stop celkem
q ia pill milionu potravin ie V
nj vylozeno. Rovn6z "a letosni
vystavy budou poradany RUNE
kontestv "a $500 premii bu-
de rozd6leno mezi neiuspesn6i
81 7avodnikv. Clevelandske kra
savice prihlasily sc take k "a
vOdum z Mich nejhezci docka
Sc ceny prvni. Zavody krasavic
mali Sc podobat nedavnemu
nodobn6mu kontestu New
Yorku konanemu, "a ,n6hoz u
znana bvla nelkrasn6jSl div
kou CeSka, 81. Elisha Sykorova
(Seckerova) liz prirknuta byla
premie We zlate a V castce
$4,000. Podobna bohata pre-
mie V evelandu sic prichysta-
ma neni. "a to vSak zavodnich
krasavic ma dnesni vystavce
bude dosti a z Mich nejvetSf po-
2ornost asi vzbudi pani f. Sto-
ckesova. M. Cunninghamova a
81. Rae Patterova. Jsou to We
skrze kraskv prvotridni, lee
newyorska ceska krasavice Sy-I
korova clevelandskymi druzka
mi sotva bude pretrumfnuta.
Zavody troicat a dvojcat bu-
dou t6z zaiimave a prvnich
cen dostane Sc troicatGm neb
dvoiicim ien dokolane vyvinu-
tVm. DalSi zavodv budou o.
hledn6 peGeni chleba, dortiI a
paiH. kteryzto kontest bude |
kazdodenni a az do soboty po-
trva. o slicnosti cleveland
skych krasavic ma vystave bu-
de rozhodovat p. Henry T..
Bailey, riditel mistni skoly
malirske. Ma zavodech kuchar
skych budou Sc podilet student
XIV vvSSich technickVch Skol. |
iakoa j kuchafky profesionelniI
! nrivatni. Mesto ma vystavce
bude nit rovn6z zastoupeni ia
kousi podradnou vystavkou. u-l
spofadanou mestskym lucebni-
KEN Knopfem. O krase cleve-
landskych pani a divek bude
roZhOdOvano ma vystav6 We
ctvrtek .dopoledne.
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MATTEL MALL" kAVAR-
NY POD ZARUKOU.
J. r. Rose (RTzicka) bude wy
slychan distrik.nim soudcem
23. unora.

Mattel "Mall" kavarny ]
B. Rose (Rdzicka), jehoz lokal
nachazi Sc poblize move radni-
ce u Lakeside Ave. V dolennim
m6st6, pfedveden byl V sobotu
V poledne pred distriktniho
soudce Maguiera, dan pod
$2500 zaruky a vyslech MIN
odlozen ma 25. unora. Bude pro
cesovan 2 pTechovavani lihovin
k prodeji urCenych We SVEN OBJ
chodnim mfst6. Rose hlasa ne
vinnu a bude Sc haiti ma tom
zaklade, re "Mall" kavarna ie
souCasn6 jeho obydlim, tedy nj
koli obchodnfm mistem jedin6.
V patek bylo Roseovi vladnimi
agenty skonfiskovano asi "a
100000 koralky, piva a vina
a zaloba tvrdi, re Rose mel
dotcen6 zasoby uschovan6 k
tajnemu rozprodeji We sv6 mist
nosti MAI, kteryzto lokal
byl pred narodnf prohibici sa-
lonem. Obvineny popira, re
cht6l sv6 zasoby prodavat. Byl
to prJ jeho soukromy maietek,
ktery bude pozadovat zp6t. Po
Sc vSak, re skonfisko-
van6 sampansk6 a jin6 vzacn6
napoje budou mu vladou vrace
ny a jist6 ie, re p. Rose bude
Souzen ma zaklad6 poruSeni
vladnich prohibiGnich pravi-
del, kteryzto process bude ne
len nakladny, nybrz pfisny. |
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CASOPIS LECIONARU.

Prave dostalo Sc nam do ru-
XIV prvni els O move vydaneho
lstu. m6siGnikG "Americky le-
gionar", jenz ma byti pamatni
KEN ceskoslovenskych legiona-
ri, boiujicich "a osvobozeni
stare vlasti ma vsech sveto-
vych frontach We Velke Valce.
Ctenar nalezne v mem mnoho
poutave latky a mnoho pek-
nych vyobrazeni. Jak Sc z u
vodniku docitame, bude to pu-
blikace nepoliticka, kniha o.
sudd naSich chrabrych legiona
ri ma frontach V taborech,
budou to vzpominky, povidky
i popisy re slavne dolby nasich
legionard a 2 iejich hrdinnych
boin. NaSe obecenstvo cesko-
slovenske prime tento prvni
legionarsky list plnym uspo-
lloienim. Vzdyt' Sc V nem do
cite mnohe a mnohe, o Gem do
sud nikde vypraveno nebylo.
Predplatn6 ma II. sesitG jest
opravdu ma dnesni pomery vel
mi mike - obnasi pouze diva
dollary "a rok. "Americkeho
Legionare" vydava a fidi br.
Rudolf Kohlicek-H k-Hartwald,
2242 So. 58th Ave. Cicero, ILL.,,
byvaly dobrovolnik %. pluku
francouzske divise. Odporucu-
ieme kazdemu ze srdce tuto
vlasteneckou publikaci, ktera
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til Sokolove pri stole vzpomi-
nall Sibrinek jiz davno minu-
lych ,iez byvaly vzdy podni-
KEN, ma ktere Sc t6Sivaval ce-
y clevelandsky cesky svet a
spatrovali V letoSnich jakes o.
zivnuti starych CASH.
Sibfinky letoSni vydafily Sc
mad ocekavani a Gspech jejich
budiz vzpruhou k cinosti dal-
x;
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DIVADLO "VCELKY."

CildZlFy uIdHldllChy SDOf
"VGelka" sehral vGera V Cesk6
Narodni Sini ma Broadway no.
vinku "Ulicka odvahy". Novin
ku tn napsal Jiri Mahen a po-
znamenati sluSi, re V udanlive
Mahenov6 komedii je malo vii
pu a t6mer zadny del, take
vGerejsim ochotnikGm pfipadl
nevd6cny ukol pusobiti We hre,
'ltera obecenstvo valne nezaii-
'Mala .pon6vadz triaktoVka ia
ievila iakousi praZdnotu. neu-
oeIenost n pOvSechnou slabost.
Cely DEF otaGel Sc iolem bytu
'ifednicka Hory, bydliciho s
Nezkou svou sestrou V kter6s
zapadlG prazsk6 ulicce. Bvt
mel mike okno, u n6hoz zmi-
n6na sestra Lojzicka casio Sc
davala a svou slicnosti zajima-
Ia mlad6 muzsk6 pokoleni u
liGkou tou prochazeiicf. Loizi-
Gka- dix nizk6mu oknu = me
a tudiz nekolik ctiteld, iimz
okno'v castych pripadech ma
hrazOvalo dv6re, kterazto "od
vaha" pTinesla i nazev Mama
Gene fraSce "Ulitka odvahy".
LAX ale iiz praveno, autor Jiri
Nahen sv6 triaktovce nezGsta-
vii aadnou zaiimavost a GGin-
tuiici ocitli Sc vGera obtizn6
s'tuaci, pon6vadz z fraSky mic
'loudneho vytyorit Sc ami media
10. Ku cti ochotnika tfeba vsak
|doznati, re chill vSemozne. a.
by Mahenove komedii pfidali
Inejaky puvab. Z dam velmi pc
kne 81 potinala pani Mokra a
PAM Talasova a 2 panG V. Ka-
van, f. Babka. J. KubaSta, J.
Talas, j. ITCHY a S. Matyas.
Tflaktovka doplnena byla ne
kollka kuplety a soko'sky or
chestr rovn6z Sc priGinil, aby
vcereislmu veGirku .dodal ca
stecne svezesti, pak-li vyb6r ku
Su nebyl zrovna St'astny. Kon-
~tantuiem ieSt6 iednou. re Ma
hlennv kus neni novinkou zaii-
n1avou a nasledovne re i neilep
+. &l herci profesionelni z "UliCkv
odvahy" aadouci Gspech by ne
nell.
/ Dramaticky sbor "VGelka'
"a pfistim SVEN programu ma
iinou veselohru Zach ia laska'
kteryzto del skutecn6 Jest por
tavy a iist6 Il obecenstva vzbr
di pozornost.
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SOkOL CZECH MASARYKOVI

We schulz Tel. Jednotv Soko
IA Czech usneseno v6rovati p
'okladnv tatiGku "Nasarvko-
'''' X ioho 70tilctVr, narozeni-
nam obnos 500. Zasluanv Gin
tento bude zajist6 pobidkou k
hojnemu nasledovani.
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SIBRINkY SOKOLA CZECH.

I " NACASA NtCbS ogNSAAN -
: zavladl V t6ocviCn6 SOkolf
/ Czech ma Wendell ave. vCereJs
soboty masopustni ruch pfi po.
radiant maSkarniho plesu so.
kolskych sibfinek, jejichz ra2
pTedstavovati mel jakousi kon
venci vSech slovanskych naro-
Idd naSem volnem Ceskoslo-
Ivensku. Mezi doslymi pobra-
timci pTevladalo vsak hlavne
naSe n6znejsi pohlavi; spatfo-
vail jsme nejen narodni kroje
re vSech kout6 naSi uzSi vlasti,
ale postreh.i Dalmatinky,
Bos1aGky, Polky, Turkyn6, ba
i Gina byla zastoupena, krone
masek co ma Sibrinky zabloudi
Oily re sv6ta mimoslovanskeho
| a kter6 nechybf ma zadne "a
bav6, kde panuje masopustni
Ivolnost.
Q veselG pobaveni postaralo
Ise n6kolik skutecne podafe-
Inych skupin. Zde tvofil Sc hui
isty hloucek kolem tancicich
nigru tam obve3eloval navStev-
milky podareny parek svatebca-
MI 'Pryc cd Rima", jinde Wy
hraval Sc svoji zenou nefalSo-
vany harmonikar, charakteri-
stichym byl tez manze,sky pa
rex zlatych jubilantG, skupina
ceskych selek "Vlastenky 2
Probulova" iin6 krouzky, kite
re nasi pozornosti usly We vSe-
0becn6m reji. Po jedenacte no
dine nastal sestavene porote ne
snadno proveditelny ukol, roz
d6liti pro masky vypsane ceny
a /. cena pTirknuta parku iubi
lantd (pi. Marie Horackova a
p. Karel Vesely), druha mo
tyiu" (sl. TradIova), treti Ha-
nacka IS. O. Opatrna), a ctvr
Ia Slovence- ISL. Anna KaGiro-
Va). Ia maskovane skupiny
prvni cenu obdrzely "Vlasten-
Ky z Probulova Cpl. Zemahova,
Novotna, Musilova, Kupcova,
Weisova a Krikavova) a dru-
1ou gang nigru" opp. Heel,
Arencl a Dombrovsky. Ia ma
SIX casove obdrzeli ceny sva-
tebtane "Pryc od Rima" (pi.
Anna SvehIova a p. Rud. FL
jer) prvni, druhou "Cecho3lo-
vakle" sletny Josefy Kubicko-
We, parek harmonikar1 z Czech,
2 nichz Sc vyklubaly danny An
IA Campulova a Ida Kodetova.
jez sou6asn6 "a koncertovanf
vybraly $500 pro fond Alice
Masarykove a Gtvrtou obdrzel
"Vasek Prodan6" p. A. Hra
banek.
Nesnadny ukoI soudcovsky
svefen byl pi. Ponlzilov6, Pc
ichove, Fingulinov6 a Stibro-
We a PIP. V. Novotnemu, V.
Nlncovi a Khopovi. Dekorace
telocvicny drama byla V ma
Slch narodnich barvach sv6d-
ella o dobr6 snaze ob6tav6
plInosti poradatelstva. Proti
vchodu poutal naSi pozornost
krasny noVy znak osvoboze-
nych naSich vlasti st6ny zdo-
beny peknymi malbami ma ma
met tanetnich figur. Zabava
plynula harmonickym token,
re neni nikterak prehnano,
kdyz rekneme, re Sibfinky wee
rejSi byly iedpou z neilepsich
zabaV letoSni ma 1opustni sezo-
ny. Hudba p. Emilia Rybaka ne
staci a opakovati a starSi bra
@ Cd q a @ a A M M q ca a
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-10
WORKERS AND FARMERS SHOULD
ORGNAIZE BANKS OF THEIR OWN
AND HOW THEY CAN MANAGE THEM
SECOND INSTALLMENT
VIII. Securing a Charter.

Banks may be qrd % ] national % or as state & banks Asn hanks ]
three The Of mind should perform
Charters for national bank issued BY the Comptroller Of the
] az ing % % "ol m tut T i r b SYnpr
edent of Banking the Secretary Of State at the state capital Up
very o recently @ amy Qne C0FG f % cnr @ 9r @ og @ ' m y
the same as amy other business Within the last few years however the
banking interests have secured the passage Of lays in number Of states
charter authorized the character the app
also given power determine whether there more banks
missioner usually banker The bankers want create banking
converted banking from right special privilege 1t is in danger
at the Start The legislature Of the state passed in
aG M NaGs S a1d state Ban&s % any more banks o' p
orally spea?s % "S 'sa se %."1S@s ]
loans freely rel estate inspection not 50
by examiners officials This again is matter Of local condi
% nqGn % % oaq % G @ samnea o by BANK S sE"@9ef 5G trust ct son is
poso Nationai bank are only issued after eSa@aon Up
g 6 'aS gSoe a @ o create 1S e' moo in the @ bang od By &
Tu2 % S& & of gsFm@tS B S 4PPa0ns @ @ % s SoS % G% P5 ] G
course in state % banks although HIGHER CAPITALIZATION is often required
u E@s co Pf" @ a Pply nn @ d0e eon Pog p % oterTe % % %
@ CHARTER @ or mus H be R made y Of the prDr Of
The Committee Banking and csd of & The AAmgran Farmer
K Raising the Capital Stock the Bank.
Tb between fifteen thousand Goopsratys societies.
farm products manufacture butter and cheese to sell fruits potatoes
'P6pS 3 wds @ ] bs & g % P14 @ and nd MANAGES mng w 4 % of o eo
having capital $4,000
All told they hundreds Of millions,
possibly ilionso of
society There in
another,
surplus provided Of from
sold $40
to sold smaller
nation than$ o permit o this.
of
be
solicitors whom the community the lodge has absolute
nd 6 Spo5es s of % b bank % 6e munt m tBe p %ho the d
Of the bank This
of
ganize cooperative territory should sohoder
o Page
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consultation service with physicians
tuberculosis clinics; held on request; /;
consultation on sanatorium construc-
tion and administration and the fol-
low up work which means either
family physician or placing people
in sanatoria."
Permanent chest clinics have been
established at Walla Walla. Yakima,
Elensburg, Wenatchee, Mt. Vernon,
Port Angeles, Montesano, South
Bend, Chehalis and Bellingham. At
all of these points there are highly
qualified county tuberculosis nurses
who assist at each clinic.
"These towns are visited once ev-
cry three months, and from two to
four clinics held, according to the
number of cases scheduled to be ex-
amined, local physicians and the
county nurse assisting. Occasional
clinics have been held at twenty-six
other towns in the state upon re-
quest of the county Anti-tuberculosis
Leagues.
Cup to November 18th, 882 pa
tients have received examinations
and laboratory service when indicat-
ed, and have either been referred
back to their own physicians for
treatment, or dismissed as non
tuberculous. Many active cases
have been sent to sanatoria for care
and treatment. Forty-two general
lectures on tuberculosis have been
given before high schools, in col
leges, at commercial club and par
ent-teacher meetings and at other
places. tuberculosis has been dis
cussed before four county medical
societies, and numerous consulta-
tions have been held with local ply
sicians on special cases.
''The cooperation of the physi-
clans of the state is very sincere
and quite general" said DR.. Cary.
"They feel that in this service they
are gaining ground, not only in the
number of patients whose cases are
cleared up, but that better gen
eral understanding regarding the
nature and cure of the disease has
come about"