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The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
David J. Hill Warns America
Not to Accept Yelled Promises
Of"Reds" in Souiet Russia

swept away In the fierce current of
radicalism."
Several hundred members Of the
society were present at the meeting.
and dancing and a buffet supper were
in order after DR.. Hills address.
which was the only one of the even
ing. Among the guests were Mrs.
George Shacker Guernsey, President
General of the Daughters of the
American Revolution; Genera George
Richards, President of the District
branch Of the Sons of the Revolution;
DIR. J. G. b. Bulloch, President-Gen-
eral of the Order of Lafayette, and
Judge Reisnyder of the executive
committee of the Sons Of the Revolu-
ton.
Te Award Bronze Medals.
The reception committee included
Merritt L. Dawkins. chairman; Claude
N. Bennett. DR.. Thomas J. w. Brown,
Col. Frederick C. Bryan. J. c. X.
i$dihpocii, EustHt -. SOpchhdNcii
Frederick Neal Carr. John Paul Earn
east. Capt. Albert ]. SSre. Charles H
Jonas, Ben +. Larcombe. Jr., DR.
Herbert MacNamee. Frank Edward
Mack. William A. Miller. Fred D.
owen, Charles o. Parks. Henry W.
Samson, Sidney F. Smith. Eugene E
Stevens. DR.. Andrew Stewart. Robert
C. Tracy. Capt. Richard J. Van Deu-
sen. William L. Vaughan. Jr-. Law
renee Washington and Thomas A.
Weldon.
A joint meeting of the Sons Of the
American Revolution. Daughters OF
the American Revolution and the Sons
OF the Revolution will take place today
and it is expected that award will
be made of the hundred bronze med
ais which have teen eordered for
members OF the society and their sons
war.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
"Hero" Title Irks Man
Decorated by All Allie.

Baltimore. Jan. 21-Sergt Alvin p.
York doesn't put much stock In the
title won ct the front as 'the hero
of heroes" neither is he the least bit
puffed up with pride because he has
received regulation decorations for
bravery from all of the Allied nations
and few special marks of distinction
besides.
Il don't know how this hero OF
heroes business came about" he said
at his apartment in the Emerson to-
day. IAN did was my duty, just the
same as the others did. The way
look at it. all of the boys in khaki
were heroes"
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
"Soul Puppets"
Latest Fad in
Naughty Paris

Paris, Jan. zL-The "soul pup
pet" is the first fashionable fad Of
the new year to appear in Paris
salons.
French society WON e n ihave
thrown over their canine favorites
and are APPEARING at fashionable
functions accompanied by exquis-
itely dressed dolls. which they
nave dubbed their "soul puppets" "
afftcting to achieve, in the lifelike
toys, characterizations in rninia-
ture Of their own emotional ma
lures
Smart dressmaking establish
ments are now called on to manu-
facture doll portraits for their
customers and to provide the
''soul puppets" with replicas of
their mistresses' wardrobes.
Soul puppets" most in vogue
are about Is inches high
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
PARTY
FATESTAKED
ON HEARING
Secy. Wilson to Determine
Status Of Communists
In 46 Hours.

Secretary of Labor Wilson an
nounced yesterday that he would de-
eide within the next forty-eight hours
whether the Communist Party is a
bona fide political organization. II he
so decides. his action will prevent the
deportation OF approximately 5000 al
lens arrested by agents Of the Depart
ment Of Justice on the ground that
they are members of a party which
advocates the violent overthrow Of
the Government OF the United States.
All day yesterday Secretary Wilson
listened 10 arguments both for and
against the Communist Party. II was
a spirited hearing with flashes OF an
ger from both the representatives Of
the Government and the battery OF
lawyers who pleaded the cause Of the
Communists.
The latter were represented by
Isaac +. Ferguson. of Chicago, who
is acting secretary OF the party. its
general counsel and editor Of its chief
organ, The Communist: B. c. Bach
rach. of Chicago. counsel for the al
len members of the party now under
arrest in that city: Swinburne Hale.
counsel OF the Communist Party OF
New York City, and Morris kstzeff.
of Boston. counsel for 80 members OF
the marty now under arrest through
out New England.
The Department of Justice was Of
ficially represented by Attorney J. f.
Hoover. who declared the literature.
periodicals and manifestoes of the
Communist party. seized in raids by
agents OF the government, show that
IL advocates the use OF force and
violence. He sought to establish a re-
lationship between the party and the
Soviet government in Russia and the
third international program adopted
in Moscow. which provides for
worldwide dictatorship by the prole-
tariat. Counsel for the Communists
much misunderstood.
Mr.. Ferguson asserted that the
party is not antagonistic TO the
United states government. but merely
advocates the maintenance by force
Of the Soviet government in Russia.
This statement aroused Commissioner
Of immigration Caminetti. He asked f:
Then why. If you favor peaceful
methods. do you use in your plat
form and manifestoes such words
as conquest destruction and an
initiation as applied to existing in
stitutions?
Ferguson replied: Those words
should be understood as applying
only to the efforts to overthrow a
proletarian government after it has
been established"
Most of the Communists now in
custody are Russian citizens, and
will be deported to that country II
Secretary Wilson decides in favor
Of the Department of Justice
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
TREATYPARLEY
AGAIN SPLITS
ON ARTICLE X
Republicans Sitting Tight
For Lodge and Lenroot
Reservations.
AGREEMENT SEEMS FAR
Some Senators Are Getting
Impatient at Conference
Delay.
AGREEMENT SEEMS FAR

Hopes entertained by Democratic
Senators that they would be able to
get Republican leaders to accept a
compromise reservation on Article 10
OF the league OF nations covenant
were dispelled at yesterdays session
Of the bipartisan conference in the
office of Senator Lodge.
When the Senators emerged from
the conference they declared that the
possibility of agreement was further
away than ever. Every suggestion
made by Senators Hitchcock, Sim
mons and Walsh, OF Montana, for
changes in the Lodge reservation
were incontinently rejected by Sena-
tor Lodge and his associates.
Senator Hitchcock said THE fur be-
gan to fly" when the conference de-
cided to take up for discussion the
Lodge reservation on Article 10.
1t is still flying" he added. We
have not agreed to anything on this
particular reservation"
Another Sticking Place.
The conferees are also deadlocked
on the Lenroot reservation, which
absolves the United States from CIV
ing heed to any adverse decision by
the league assembly on which any
nation is permitted to cast more
than one vote.
Senator Lenroot is one of the par
ticipants in the conference. and has
refused to bulge an inch from his
insistence on this reservation. Sem
ator Lodge and the other Republic
ans support him in this stand.
Senator Walsh. Of Montana. has
taken the lead in the fight to have
the Lenroot reservation changed.
The argument submitted by him to
the Senators in the conference is
similar TO that offered by the Brit
ish Embassy. namely, that IL would
offend some OF Britain's self-gov-
Ierning dominions and colonies IL the
United States were to object to the
formula Of the treaty, which gives
the British empire six votes and the
United States but one.
stand Pat for Reservation.
Notwithstanding the vehemence with
which this argument has been ad-
vanced by Senator Walsh. however,
the other Senators in the conference
have refused to respond TO the de-
mand to strike the Lenroot reserva-
ton out. II seems unlikely that the
Republican majority will make any
concession of this particular reserva-
ton.
Some of the mild reservationists"
got together today and decided to hold
a meeting tomorrow with Senators
Lenroot and Kellogg, both participants
in the bipartisan gathering. for the
purpose Of finding out just what the
bipartisan conference is accomplish
ing. Senator Colt. one OF the leaders
in the mild reservation" group. an
nounced that some of the Senators
acting with him are beginning to show
signs OF impatience over the lack of
action. and would like TO know what
the conference is really up TO.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Warning against American ac-
ceptance of the friendly overtures
of Soviet Russia was given by for
rner Ambassador David Jayne Hill
before the ladies' night" meeting
of the Sons of the American Revo-
luton at Rauscher's last night.
THE most insidious propaganda
is being circulated In our country
by Russians" said DR.. Hill, -and 1t
is our duty to fight the foe within
as we did the foe without a short
time ago. The unrestricted rule of
a majority is not always a good
thing. offering as it does unlimited
opportunity for misrule. The French
revolution and the recent Russian
revolution demonstrate this fact be-
yond a cavil. We in America must
uphold firmly the institutions OF
Justice upon which our government
Is founded and not allow them to be
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Resemblance to Lincoln
Betrays New York Merchant
(By Herald Leased wire., !,

New York. Jan. 21.-His close re-
semblance to Abraham Lincoln
served as the means Of Identifying
Samuel s. Frankenstein, a merchant
living at the Hotel Commodore.
when he was served with papers In
an action for separation. by his
wife. Pearl Frankenstein.
ARMED with the summons and the
Lincoln description. Joseph b.
Schwartz, a process server. went to
the Commodore.
Il have called to see Mr.. Franken-
STEIN" he said to the clerk "He
looks like Abraham Lincoln"
''Oh, yes" answered the clerk. and
supplied the number of Franken-
stems room
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Would Not Betray Wife;
Policeman Gets Fired

Baltimore. Jan. 21.-The man who
stood between the devil and the
deep sea had nothing on Patrolman
Charles o. Conner. of the Central
district. who was on trial before
the police board.
The charges grew out of Conner
failing to assist the police depart
ment in apprehending his wife. who
left Baltimore following her indis.-
men. in 1918 for committing an IL
legal operation. sipce that tim. he
had been under suspension.
After delibcrating for over an
houi the police commissioners found
him guilty ard dismissed him.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
BONUSFOR NAVY
0FFICERSCUT
FROM BILL
House Committee Recon-
mends Increases Only
For Enlisted Men.

/ No bonus or extra compensation in
any form will be provided for officers
in the navy if bill reported out by
the House Naval Affairs Committee
yesterday is passed.
Under pressure from Republican
leaders the committee reversed its pre-
vious action and recommended pay
increases only for the enlisted person.
mel. When the bill was first agreed
upon bonuses as high as $40 for off,
GERS up to and including the grade
of captain were included
Members of the committee explained
their action on the ground that it was
necessary in order to get the bill
through the House.
The terms OF the bill as they affect
the enlisted men are the same as
under the original agreement. A bonus
of $3.50 year is provided for eommis-
stoned warrant officers and $40 for
warrant officers.
New Rates Of Pay.
The new rates of pay for other en-
Listed men will be: Chief petty Off
GERS with acting appointments, s99 a
month; chief petty officers with per-
manent appointments and mates, s126;
petty officers. first class. sSI: petty
officers. second class. s72; petty Off
GERS, third class. $50; seamen, first
class. s54; second class. SIS; third
class, s3S.
Special increases are provided for
men doing special or more laborious
duty, such as musicians, firemen,
stewards. cooks. etc.
The pay of the men in the Coast
Guard is placed on a par with that
in the navy.
As a special inducement, TO former
service men to re-enter the naval SER
vice four-months' bonus and all the
benefits of continuous service is
granted to any former enlisted man
or apprentice seaman who re-enlists
The proposed act is retroactive to
January l and would continue in ef-
feet until June 80. 1921.
The proposed increases, it is esti-
mated. will cost from sl5.OO0.OOO to s1s.-
eo0.0c0 a year, or from sz3.OeOOO0 to
81. 900 600 for the IS months the act
will be in effect
Chairman Butler said he hoped to
be able to get the measure up for
consideration in the House before the
end of the week.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Leaves Stage With Wealth
= To Collect Church Relics

Paris. jan &1.-La Belle otero.
who twenty years ago was at the
height of her fame as the most
beautiful dancer in Europe. an
nounces that she has left the stage
never to return.
Having been thrifty throughout
her stage career. she is able 20 re-
tire on an income of $4,000. She
is devot:ng herself to the collection
If ecclesiastical antiques. being
already the possessor of an un-
riyaied coI'--.s~- --.s and
chasubles
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Expect Holland to Keep Ex-Kaiscr,

Paris. Jan. 21.-All indications still
point to a refusal on Hollands part
to extradite wilhelm Hohenzollern.
Receipts of a Dutch note to that et-
feet would be followed. it is UNDER
stood here. by a renewal of the de-
mand by the "big three" though
couched in more severe tenor.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Proposes to Fine Police
Who Uphold Liquor Laws

Annapolis, Md. Jan. sl.-A bill pro-
yiding a penalty Of a years imprison-
ment or a tne of $1,000 for any police
who attempts TO make any arrest or
man. sheriff or other State official
do anything to help the enforcement
of the volstead amendment was in
troduced in the House Of Delegates
this morning by Delegate Collins. Of
Talbot County.
No action was reported on the bill
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Charge Wholesale Drug Sales.
CBy Herald Leased wire)

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. 2I.-Traffic in
drugs here has grown big again. An
alleged wholesaler and other deal.
ers were arrested today.
One OF the prisoners had A bottle
Of cocaine skiIifuIiy concealed in
his neck tie
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
IS SaIeeIists Plead Guilty.

Chicago. Jan. 2f.-Fifty-f saloon
keepers today pleaded guilty before
u. s. District Judge Carpenter to
violation OF the war time prohibition
act. Sentence was deferred in all
cases.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
DR.. Robert Kearns Dies.

Middletown, n. Y. Jan. e1.-Dr.
Robert Kearns, noted specialist.
died here today after two weeks ILL.,
aess from pneumonia
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Robber Dies, Police Shot
In St. Louis Bank Fight

One bandit was killed and Patrol.
man Harry She's wss serscu " IN
j.7-l soda, IL a revS 4 "a sftet
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

six highwsymen hs
Tower Bank here.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
DNEsNl ZARAvY.

Damska Beseda ma zapadni
strane uchystala ma dnesni We
Ger velkou Serpetinovou zaba-
WI pri hudb6 p. Vachy v Ces-
ke SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Zacatek v 8 hod. pri vstupnem
40c.
V Besidkach Ceske Mar. ST.
ne porada dnes Prvni Damsky
Sbor Vlasta Obzinky. Zabavy
pripominajicf zivot ma nasem
ceskem venkove mali svoji pri-
tazlivost a -proto radi verfme,
ze dnesniho vecera bude v Be-
sidkach neobycejne veselo.
Rad J. S. Machar G. S. P. s.
usporada pro clenstvo a prate.
lie dnesniho sobotniho vecera v
spolkove sini ma vych. 131 ul
soukromou posvfcenskou zaba.
WI, ku ktere zabavni vybor o.
patfil CO k pravemu ceskemu
posviceni patri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
KRAJAN SVETINA SKONCIL
SEBEVRAzDOU.

44lety Frank Svetina, 387
vych. 165. ul. patrne v dusev-
MIN rozruseni hrozil sprovodi-
ii sc Sc sveta. Manzelka jeho
ustrasena utekla Sc sedmi ma
lymi detmi do sklepa, kde w.
ckavala uklidneni sveho muze,
tento vsak hrozbu splnil. Wy
strelil napfed do podlahy a po-
tom ranou do spanku zakoncil
svoji zivotnf drahu. Panf Sve-
tinova v zarmutku SVEN W.
pravovala, re manzel jejf Sc
nekolikrate vyslovil, ze ma Sc
be vztahne ruku. Mrtvolu me-
st'astneho otce nasla V chod-
be ma zemi jeho osmileta dee
ruSka Alzbeta. Uboha rodina.
jez byla tax neblahym zpGso-
bem zbavena zivitele, zasluhu-
je vseobecneho soucitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
CASOVE PREDNASKY v
PRESBYTARIANSKEM KO-
STELE MA Woodland AVE.

V Presbytarianskem kostele
ma Woodland Ave. a vych. 46.
ul. usporada rev. Joel B. Hay
den serii prednasek ma thema-
ia casova, z nichz nektera mi
Pravda proti kapitalismu. Cir
kew a ruska revoluce a pod.
Cyklus proslovu pfednesen bu-
de ma peti "a sebou jdoucich
nedelnich vecerech, pocinaje
nedeli, dine 3. riina. Zacatek
stanoven jest ma 1880. V nede-
Ii promluvf o ruske situaci pa.
nj Raymond Robbinsonova
manzelka nacelnfka Amer. Cel
veneho Krize, ktery pGsobiI
ma Rusi "a posledni valky. Y
nedeli, 10. fijna pax oslovi
shromazdenf tez Jan Jarasze-
vic, jenz vylfci svoji osobni
debatu s Trockym, predaken
ruske vlady sovetG. Prednasky
v zminenem kostele test Sc vel.
ke popularite nejen v nejbliz
Sim okoli, ale u posluchact
vzdalenejsfch. Rev. Hayder
vzdy srdecne vzpomina osob
Mich styku S nasfm presiden
tenn Masarykem, ma nasi staror
vlast, professional Rusko Pol
sko a Una tudiz v techto ze'
mich panujfcf pomery dalekc
lepe nez prdmerny American
Neni pochyby, re mezi jeho
posluchacstvem Sc setkame s
cetnymi nasimi krajany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
OSOBNf.

Dnes dopoledne byli jsme
poteseni nanejvyse milou ma
vstevou sice stareho pritele,
p. Franka Halamicka ze st.
Louisu, jenz dlel zde ma sjezdu
Prvni Ceske Kat. Jednoty. Re-
daktor t. |. pracoval s p. Hala-
mfckem v iedne tiskarne v
Chicagu, odkud odesel ku
"Hlasu" v st. Louisu a cd te
dolby, co jsme Sc posledne vide
Ii, uplynulo 20 rokd. Po cely
ten cas- pGsobi p. Halamicek u
"Hlasu", kterouzto stalosti pi-
satel techto radek Sc pochlubi-
ii nemGze. P. Halamickovi dru-
hdy cerny vous slime prokvetl
"a tech uplynulych 20 rokd, a
le jinak shledali jsme v mem
tehoz mileho, srdecneho muze,
iak jsme jej drive znavali. ia
ko odbornik p. Halamfcek Sc
zajmem prohledl 81 mas zavod.
DON'T odjfzdi dnes odpoledne
S pranim "st'astne cesty" cd
mas jinych clevelandskych
pratel a znamych.
Ma ceste z Washingtonu, kde
Sc s1castnil pohrbu zesnule-
no Josefa Tvrzickeho, zasta-
vii Sc v Clevelandu p. F. M.
Musil, znamy cesko-americky
basnfk a tajemnik Ustredny
Narodnfho Sdruzeni z Chica-
ga. Jako stareho znameho radi
jsme jej uvideli.
Brzy po mem zavital do re-
dakce v prdvodu p. Svarce, DR..
J. E. S. Vojan, Tiditel reklam-
niho oddeleni Trinerova zavo-
du v Chicagu, jenz pfiiel sem
v zalezitosti organisace Svazu
Svobodomyslnych. Hodla odje-
ii Ultra rano, p. Musil az ve-
Ger. Pan Vojan sd9lil nam, ze
hojne pfihlasek dochazi ku
Svazu Svob. cd spolkd i jedno-
tlivcn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
ZE SPOLKU PRO POHRBl.
VANf OHNEM.

Protokol minule schGze
prijat jak cten. Pi. M. Vasko-
va Dallas, Tex. zada o infor-
mace, jez tajemnik zaSle. u
sneseno predplatiti tasopis
"Nase zahranici". Povoleny
81 ma kongres Volne Myslen-
ky v Praze cd 5. do 9. zari, "a
kteryzto obnos zaslany nam
budou potrebne zapisky z kon-
gresu. Velkofad c. S. P. S. a
Velkoloze Jed. TaboritG SOU
hlasi S myslenkou zakoupeni
pozemku ma postaveni vlastnf-
no krematoria a budou spo-
lecne ma veci pracovati, jakmi-
lie Sc zapocne. Ia elena hlasen
Josef Pesek, 40 rokd starry, by
dlici v els. 421S Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
ZfTREJSf DIVADLA.

V telocvicne Sokola Cleve-
land ma Quincy Ave. provede-
ma bude zitrejsi nedele rozmar-
ma fraska pod nazvem "Dva-
Get .isic korun Ia Karlicku."
Jest to zahajovaci predstaveni
dramatickeho odboru Sokola,
jehoz cinnosti letos predpo-
kladame, re bude ponekud ci-
lejsi, nez-li roku minuleho. Ma
zitrejsi predstaveni dostavf
Sc zajiste znacna navsteva, jak
soudime rozhovorG ma W.
chodni strane. Pfedprodej list
XII jest u p. X. Bernreitera ma
Quincy Ave-, Tom. Sucheho,
1902 Beckman Ave. a u p. Ka-
Sc, zlatnika ma vych. 116 ul. a
Buckeye Rd. Zacatek jest sta
noven ma $3.50 hod. odp. Pfi
predstaveni a pri pozdejsim ta-
necnim vinku bude utinkovati
sokolska hudba.
Dramaticky sbor Antonin
Dvorak vpluje do letosni sezo-
ny repertoirni hrou vinohrad-
skeho divadla, novou pGsobi-
YOU veselohrou Posledni muz
Hra stavena jest velice orr
ginelne; pfisny muz a otec rad
by vedel, co mem soudi jeho
rodina "a neprftomnosti jeho,
Predstavuje loutku a "a vseo-
becne veselosti jsou mu vyty-
kany hrichy. Posledni muz je
takto vylecen z viastniho sla-
vomanu a to ostatni do
zvite Sc pri predstaveni, pfi
kterem ucinkuje hudba p. Spi-
ella.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
POHREB FRANT. CIKANA.

Dnes mas opustil dobry clo-
vek, prosty, itchy a obetavy
muz Frantisek Cikan, znamy
jako stateeny policajt v neza-
pomenutelnych uobach baza-
rovych a pozdeji, jak doba u
kazala, nemala statecnejsf prf-
slusnik nasich legii, kterych
Sc vracel kTizem ma prsou.
Pondelni srazka autotrucku s
poulicni karou byla vinna jeho
smrti, jez Sc mu ma boiisti w.
hybala. Dnes bude mrtvola je-
no sverena v Collinwood ocist-
nym plamenum. Zemrely kra-
jan byl clenem Loze Prokop
Velky, els. 7O8 I. o. o. F. a
byl zde v Americe osamely,
rodice jeho a sourozenci meska
| il v Cechach, kde sc Frant. Ci-
kakn v Caslavi narodil. Pohreb
jeho konan byl dnes o 2 hod.
odpol. z Ceske Mar. Sine ma
Broadway.
Dobremu hochovi budiz u.
chovana vzdy pratelska vzpo.
minka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
LETOSNf HUDEBNf
SEZONA.

Krasne a ucelne auditorium
svobodneho Zednarstva ma Eu-
cid Ave. bude Ia rizeni Bern
hardiho hostiti celou fadu
skutecnych hvezd umelecke-
no sveta. Nejlepsi z vytecnikd
uznanych kritikou predstavi Sc
teto sezony hudbymilovnemu
Clevelandu. Po ctyrech vel
kych operach provedenych San
Carlo spoleenosti nasledovati
bude %. rijna prvni koncert
Marie Rappoldove, proslavene
sor-anistky Metropolitan ope-
ry v New Yorku, jez vystoupi
nemene slavnym spanelskym
basistou Mardonesem spolu S
klavirnfm virtuosem Lhevin-
mem. Umelci nasi, Kubelik a
Destinnova vystoupi V sezone
>pozdejsi.
Budou to umeIecke udalosti
prvnfho radu a proto Sc odpo-
rucuje Zamluviti 81 "a yeas vstu
penky mfstech udanych v
dnesni Oznamce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02
KOPANA.

Minule nedele porazeni byli
Cesi muzstvem White Autos v
pomeru II (pol. 4:0). Cely
zapas byl vlastne jen bombar-
dovanfm ceske brany. Cechim,
kteri We SVEN pravidelnem
postaveni jsou slabsi nez w.
spele muzstvo White Autos,
byl ztizen zapas jeste tim, ze
nekolik pravidelnych hracI Sc
nedostavilo tudiz byli nuceni
uziti meme schopnych reserv,
jez nijak nestacily odporovat
prudkym utokGm protivnikd.
Ultra hraje ceske muzstvo pro-
ii Bricklayers We 2::30 hod. od-
poledne v Garfield parku ma
sledujfc1m postaveni: Boro-
vansky; Klimes, Novotny; j,
Posik, Trnka, A. Doksansky
Hudec, Fingerhut, V. Doksan.
sky, Duspiva, Malina. Nahrad-
|nici: Brada a Kadlec. Sraz
hrac1 We 1890 hod. odpol. v
klubovnf mistnosti p. Vlasaka
ma Broadway.
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oDsOUzENi w. NoRRIsE.

Byvaly tajemnik pol. depart
mentu Willis Norris byl pro
zproneveru penez policejniho
pensijniho fondu po kladnem
vyroku poroty vcera soudcem
G.. Baerem odsouzen cd jedno--
no do deseti let do robotarny;
ale jeho obhajci povolena byla
15denni lhdta k podani odvo-
lanf proti vynesenemu rozsud-
ku. Soucasne byla jeho soudnf
zaruka zvysena z $4,000 ma
$4,000 a byla zan slozena pi.
Sophif Wellyovou, jez udava
sve celkove jmenf ma $4,000.
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4O-LETE JUBILEUM SBORU
BLAHOMILA.

Dnes odpoledne oslavf 40-le-
tou pusobnost v Ceske Narod-
nj Sini ma Broadway sbor Bla-
homila, els. 16, jed. $ boha-
tym programem deklamacnim,
zpevnim i hudebnim, ktery "a
pocne odpoledne a zakoncen
bude plesem pri hudbe p. G.
Kosteleckeho. Podrobny porad
najde ctenar v oznamkove Ca
sti listu.
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rSvET"

Odstupni listing "a pficinou
odjezdu do Czech zadaji cleno-
We Vaclav Cermak a Josef No
votny. Debatovano stranu "a
koupeni pozemku kolem A. B.
G.. kary a vybor ma veci bude
pracovati. Pristf schize bude
tretf ctvrtek v rfjnu 1920.
Prijem $3.50, vydani S5.
Frank Yunger, tajemnik.