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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
BANQUET FOR Blue LODGE
LAST EVENING.

Initiation ceremonies for a class Of
between $50 and 200 candidates Tor
the third degree were held at the
Masonic Temple last idght-ccrcmo-
mics at which a number Of the meta
beers OF the Belen lodge assisted.
Afterwards u large banquet was
served the men In the banquet room
OF the templS, where revclry n
coffee flowed freely-ulthough rev
elry and coffee were not the only
things on The menu.
Harry Walter, secretary Of the
temDlp. Wag In charge,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
MISS FRANCES c~ARTwRIcHr
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

Miss Frances Cartwright celebrated
her birthday yesterday evening with
a party at the Cartwright homo on
East Central. inviting some twenty Of
her riends. Dancing provided a very
delightful way OF spending the eve
ming. and a dainty lunch was served
at midnight.
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TEA.DANCE At noDEY HALL
THIS AFTERNOON.

The Womcn's Pan-Helienic Society
Of the University is giving a tea
dance this afternoon, between The
hours OF four and six, for all women
of the University. Rodey Hall Is the
scene Of the anair-a very simple
and strictly Informal one, each girl
wears a card with her name on II,
80 no formal introductlons VIII be
necessary. and all mix together in
the delightful atmosphere OF the
popular tea When the process OF
getting acquainted Is gone through
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
PowERs-ENGEL ENGAGE
MEME ANNOUNCED.

The announcement vas made lst
week OF the engagement Of Miss We
ME Powers. to A. W. Engel, at q parry
given at the home OF Mrs. i. 2.
Haynes. In the presence OF n numhr
of Miss Powers sorority sisters. III
enlargement ms a complete SUI
prise to the majority OF Miss Power
friends, and feilow-students at IN
University, whore she has peen
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guests were Miss Peel. Mcsdames
Davidson. Fred Cameron. Frank
.aortz, Fred Garfield, James boo
little, william Bryce. G. IT, Spitz-
messer. Homer Spit2messcr. Hyrc, H..
NJ. Bowers. II. l.. Brehmer, !. II.
Pegue, Walter Hatch, Nyc, Martin.
Tom Hughes, A. Il. Hcbcnstrcit, u.
u. Booth. r. T.. Roger. Bruce Han
gar, II. II. Hanna. Carl Muikcy,
soiko, Leslie Brigg8. Tom Danlhy,
Harry Strong Sidney We'll, Hiddlc,
Wiles, G. Hudson, Nelson. James
Leech. Martin. Hayden, Frank Wag-
ner. W. r. Murphoy, Roberts, Jim
Skinner. Griffan, George Mitchell,
Sarah Mitchell, Guy Rogers. Charles
Warrington, A.. u. Mcdonald, Il. T..
Mead, Pete Stewart and the Misses
Hickman. Miss Wetzcl ana MiFs
Isabel Benson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
TEN DONS To MEET WITH
DIT. AND Mrs. BOYD.

The Ten Dons will meet Tuesday
evening ut the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
ID. Il. Boyd, In their first meeting Of
the year. There will be the usual
order OF entertaining dinner, and
II paper OF some subject OF current
Interest. The paper will be read by
Judge NJ. II. Hickey.
During the fall months. the pons
will meet regularly twice a month.
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JOE woOD GIVES DANCE AT
COUNTRY CLUB.

Joe Wood, "A d-shipman at tho
l.. $. naval academy al Annapolis,
gave Il dance al the Country club
FRIDAY evening for u crowd OF his
friends. lie mas been in Albuquer-
que on n two weeks furlough. and
viii return to Annapolis next Tues
luN
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with, dancing win nll tho remainder
Of the afternoon.
Miss Wayne Hart Is IN charge. and
has appointed committees on amuRe
ments, decorations and r~efreahmcnta.
The committee on amusements IN also
serving In h capacity OF a receiving
line. The girls composing II are:
Miss Lorena Burton. Miss Wenonah
Dixon, and Miss Dorothy Stephenson;
those ON decorations are Miss
"Bobbie" Jahns. Miss Margaret
Iinrdeman and Miss Wayne Hart;
the refreshments committee has Miss
Katherine shotwell and Miss Helen
Macarthur.
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still and breathlcss calm Which dccelves very rev II 10 lU
ruc excitement that lies underneath, there will come the
storm Of rush parties. Storm. Get mel Not Il deluge or
n shower. but all the lightning and thunder ehcctsJ-hghtnng
pledges and thunderous applause for the new rank OF matres ana
sorores that will Join with the old crowds. The fairs Will be worth
watching for. ~, -
Not wishing to discourage any of the new prospects, sun II IS a
source of pleasure to compare the manner in which a pledge poten-
tiai Is treated. with that in which the pledge actual is handled. lie is
buazed around. from a safe and respectful distance, as a delicate D9s-
SON is wooed BY a humming-bird, and all sorts OF poetic stun IKE
that-at first; and afterwards, when he is nailed, he serves tue puheh
at the dances from n plebian looking zine bucket or carries u WSrSp
ntable looking suitcase full Of dishes all the way down the mi,
after a classy blowout where his big brothers murmer SOFT noihings
all evening about being proud Of their new pledges. Their dstaht
and inferior relationship to the members in facto is continually hehg
impressed upon them and all with whom they come in contact: C g.
The shy young freshman who walked back and forth across the cam
pus one whole day last fall under a tattered umbrella with u streaK
nj SCOT acro her fair and maiden brow. II Is a source u pleasure
a. comnare these two attitudes of the Greek letter men and women
pleasure for them. and, maybe twenty-five or thirty years from now
or inst So long as il takes the individual pledge to shed his rudge
pleasure for him.
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TUESDAY ,LUB ANNOUNCES
OPENING PROGRAM.

The Tuesday literary club will hold
ia first meeting OF the fall VA
Tuesday. October 8, at the home OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Bolts In University
Heights. The activities Of the club
are both delightful and instructive,
and consequently place Il high among
h organizations In the city. The
program has been drawn up. and Is;
Tho preaident'a address. Mrs. George
Valiant: current events. Mrs NJ. ".
Hickey; Introduction TO the program
Of the years work, Mrs. c. NJ. Bolts.
Delegates are TO be elected to the
federation convention at Tucumcari
In October at this meeting. In addi-
ton to the presentation OF the pro-
gram.
The Tuesday club meets the first
and third Tuesdays In the month,
throughout the year, with the excep-
ton of the three month Eummo re-
cess.
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THE STORY or THE blue AND
GOLD PCP-OR THE
gTtATERNrTY FEUD.

The Sig chl'a and the y. X. "A,
''ns II was in the beginning, In now
aud ever shall be- recognize a hos
tility season that opens In September
and never closes until the end OF
school. This was to have opened last
week with an covert act" on the part
OF the sig Chi's. hut somehow, the
two rrats couldn't get together oil II.
You see, 1t was like this. The Sic
Chi's had "a bulldog. Now a bull
dog, to one who understands his tenn
permanent, offers possibilities. Espec-
tally ii he has adopted a fraternity
fcud. But. in a sense. to politely veil
the true purpose of this dog, the Sig
Chi brethren dressed him up In blue
and gold ribbons: and, straining ut
ltiA satin leaHhes. he led them, with
the Sig chi CANNES unerring instinct.
straight to tho Pi X. AS. With I'M
moved dignity, this bull-pup's Sec
onda knocked on the III X. A. door,
aud ronred Bring out the III X. n
pup that can lick this Sig Chi cham
Dion!" Silence, and "a wee small
voice. aud II ri X A. head; "Whadda
VA want" Bring nut the III X. A.
pup that can lick this Sig Chi cham
plon!" And oh! the scornful emphasis
In them words. The head Withdrawn,
and a fsw murmured words. I'VE
amt got "a pup. but we've still got the
SIG Chi goat from last year. VIII thai
do2"
And what was there to do hut tc
follow the Htraining satin leashei
back to the Sig Chi house. and &c
treat that bunch with silent con
fempt?
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DINNER n NOR
DEPARTING

Miss CafNHle pincnu was hohtebh
nj a Dime "a party of twelve Tues
day evening, In honor Of her sister,
Miss Doris Pineau, who left Wcdnes-
day for Cincinnati TO enter the Gin
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Fairy or
REBEKAH LODGE.

The members OF Triple Link
Uebeknh lodge celebrated the ami
vernary of the seth birthday OF h
organization OH Monday evening, with
u most enjoyable entertainment at
]. o. q. T.. hall. The features Of the
evening were an intervening program,
and dancing, with ref eshments az
the close. Miss iIamer arranged all
details OF the affair, and was nSsiHted
by % willing corps Of entertainment
members Of the lodge, and by u com
mittee Of ladies' who aided In serving
the lunch. The program consisted o
a solo by Mrs. Hetty ponlerenk; a
talk: The Origin Of the Lodge
by Mrs. Sarah Vann. mus
zeal selection on piano, violin
and horn, BY tho Misses hun and Mr..
Pomerenk. The ladies' who served
were Mrs. Sarah Vann. Mrs. Clara
Wilson and Mrs. Proctor.
The hail was decorated In autumn
flowers. and was n pretty scene for
the dance which occupied the re-
mainder OF the evening. There were
some 10 or SO members OF h lodge
present.
Mrs. Sarah vann is a past president
Of the RebekanB, and has been a mem
her for 80 years. She IL the oldest III
membership in Now Mexico,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
CARD CIsuR TO MEET wrrH
MRS. GRUNNIAN THURSnAY.

The Jolly Seventeen card club will
hold Its regular meeting and card
party next Thursday at tho home OF
Mis-. Grunmnn. Tho club Il r~ecruittN
to practically It's full strength since
h return OF It's summer v~acationists
and looks forward 10 a pleasantly
Jorge attendance at Its meeting on
Thursday.
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syRLRIsE PARTY FoR TEXAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pearcc gave a
surprise party "Wednesday evening In
honor OF Mr.. Pearce's neither, Mrs
q. l.. Pearce, OF Cisto. Texas. who
has been visiting In the city for the
past five weeks. While all surprises
are not As surprising as they are
planned. this one wa an exception,
and proved an absolute one. The
guests were Mrs. W. O. Mearns, MIS-
Luke Walsh. Mrs. Metzenbacker,
Miss Mary David. Miss Camille Pr
neau, Miss Jennie Walsh. and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
GEORGE FARK no De
MARRIED. TUESDAY,

MAkttttfsD IthS'bhh
The announcement has been made
of the coming marriage oil Nllss
Georgia Kelly, OF Dcs MONIES, iowa
10 George Farr. son OF DIR, aud MIS-
William NJ. Farr, OF Al~oulueruue'
which will be held next Tuesony'
September aSth. In Des Monies. Inc
ceremony will be performed IN ~.
| Ambrose cathedral, the bride 10 pc
| given away by her father, Mr.. George
3 Kelly. The maid Of honor IL Miss
Mary Mcnamara OF Wilniette, lll.'
| and the bridesmaid Miss Lila Ken
| needy OF st. Paul, MINI. knlph
| O'Connor, OF Kenosha, Wis, "A boy
rood friend OF Mr.. Fairs, ~ ne
best man. A wedding breakfast WIZ
| follow the ceremony. and the prlde
and room will spend their honey
moon in Denver. They will return 10
\ A%lbuuueruue about he middle or
October to make their home.
Miss Georgia Kelly is IA sister OF
Mrs. w. A. Keieher, and 1t was while
on a visit TO Mrs. Seleher thut me
romance began. Misa Kelly Is con,
sidered not only a very beautiIu'
girl, but u very charming one Also
and on the occasions when she Wis.
lied here was received with II rouni
OF parties In her honor. To welcome
her among their midst again ~ "a
pleasure that her Albuquerque
friends are looking forward 10 WIN
eagernesa Mr.. FAIR has lived here
for many years, with only the break
I brought about by the war. when he
: served overseas for II long period OF
lime. He ls exceedingly popular
among the younger crowd, n ru-
NOR has Il that the boys are plan
ming a surprisingly enthusiastic wei
COME o him and his bride wher
they return.
FOR MISS RUBY PEEL
A most enjoyable aud attractivel,
r planned bridge party was giveT
: Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Harr,
Walter In honor OF Miss Ruby Pee
> OF Chicago. who IL visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. James Davidson, here. =
/ bright touch OF color was added Z
: the scene by yellow autumn flower
, and by the use OF the color In detail
OF the luncheon served after IN
game was over. There were sevei
tables, and n number OF guests wh'
did not play Joined the party 10
3 luncheon afterwards. The high scor
prize was won by Mrs. Fred cam
eron, the cut prize by Mrs, X. u
: Hanna and a guest prize was pre-
i scented TO Miss Peel. The invite
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
y. A. II. MEETS rms AFTERNOON

The Daughters OF tho american
Revolution are holding their first
meeting Of the fail year this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. John Milne
on Park avenue. Mrs. Milne Is assist
ed by Mrs. q. s. McLandress and MRS
Arno Huning. A short program ~ TO
lie presented, opening with a ritual
followed by the reading OF a paper,
The goth Continental Congress- ny
Mrs. c. II. Spitzmesser and Il reading
by Miss Beatrice Hill.
The -. A. X. meets the last Shtur-
day In the month, these meetings
consisting OF q program and n pleas
ant social hour afterward. The oni-
GERS for the year i02O-2i are: MISS
Margaret Savage. regent; Mrs. John
Milne. vice regent; Miss Estelle
Luthy, recording secretary; Mrs. Har-
old Caller, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Mary Swayne. treasurer; Mlrs'
], W. Hall. registrLr; Mrs. Cora Vail'
historian and Mrs. J. II. Head, chap
lain.
| Program, Mrs. Il. y. Barnes, Mrs'
Re,iben Perry, Mrs. Harold Galer'
| and Mrs. c. II. Spitzmesser; courtesy
| Mrs. q. H.. Angle, Mrs. j. +. Luthy'
| Mrs. G. w. Potter, and Mrs, a, u
Shortle; patriotic. Mrs. q. =. Mclan-
| dress, Mrs. Arno Huning and Mrs'
ID. IA. Carnes.
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student for some time. The bride-to-
he is n graduate OF the u. n. NJ. OF
the class OF 1896. and an accomplish
ed musician. She Is to teach public
school music in. Socorro this winter,
Mr.. Engel Is a graduate OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Nebraska, n civil engineer.
He served ~ a captain In the avin-
tion branch OF the service during the
war. No date for the wedding has
hnnn ElYcn ont.
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SIS
PROF. McCOILuM TO III
MARRTEn OCTOnER q.

Prof. j. H. McCoilum. prlncinal or
the Fourth Ward school, has left for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
SIG olu's FIRST DANCE

The social stunt hat opened the
season in University circles was the
sigma chi dance on Monday even
Ing, which was Rushing Season
Eve" The dance was given In hon.
or OF the six Sigma Chi pledges, and
brought together the old guard.
among the University set, In one OF
the peppiest dances the old Sig Chi
house has eve seen. The three front
rooms were thrown open to the
dancers, and even then, the place
was filled to capacity.
There must have been something
magic In the combination Of u re-
union OF the bunch and the dance
music, because the crowd wouldn'
stop. The musicians were bribed
TO stay an hour over the official
stopping time. for while the crowd
acknowledged that home was O
sweet. sweet place they maintained
that II had no charms when such
tunes were in the mir. A feature Of
the dance was the playing Of Dream
Bird n waltz composed by william,
Long. n University student and one
Of the Sigma Cliffs guests.
Refreshments consisted OF punch.
and decorations OF the usual Sig Ch
interior aecoratyons-a quantity oil
anaemic looking skulls, the famoui
white elephant, the kewpie doll .
the gold md blue evening dress. ant
pcnnnnts galore.
The new pledges IRE Charlie
Caldwell. Maxwell Ferguson. wilbu
Roslington, Richard Angle. Ton
Hughes. Jr., Bruce Hangar, Johi
GIomi. Grant Mann IND Dean Walt
The chnperones were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. JAG
l.aprnik and Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Shufflebarger.
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Suffrage Meeting at Woman;s Club the Biggest Thing of the Week;
Rushing Season at University Promises an Aftermath of Social Affair

afternoon between five and EIGHT on
the Unworthy campus. near the Ca
tufa. All women r urged 70 nttbnd,
and a Jolly big campfire. lots or good
hot doR.' and a general good time
are promised. Miss Irene Wiakiund
and Miss Irene Fec have charge Of
the arrangements.
MISS KrsrrsEn Hoshrss rms
EVENING AT DANCING Party.
Mrs Elizabeth KietInr viii be
hostess at a dance nj tho Country
club this evening. given In celobrn-
ton OF her birthday. A daiaty COM
blnation OF pink and white will
decorate the club rooms, IN flowers.
The sans color win be carried out
In the refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. KIstler will receive the guests.
They are: Misses Tinsley Burton.
dross. Berthe Afnot, Josephine Mil
nor. Margaret Bum: and Max Mef-
rift. Howe Eilor. Charles DearinE.
Charles Barber. Frederick Ward,
otto Bebber, Ted Bradford and Will
lam vaushey.
FOURTH STREET II. r. A. Will
GIVE PIE SUPPER THURSDAY.
This Pnrcnt-Teachers association Of
the Fourth Street school met Friday
afternoon at three o'clock al the
school, elected officers for the COM
Ing school year, and lmade plans for
The raising OF funds for the asn0cln-
ton. They decided to give q pie
supper at the school on Thursday
evening, September 30. and have in
vited all who wish TO come TO be
there, and havo promised them a
royal welcome. A musical program
viii be another feature OF the eve
ming.
The following slate wal decided
upon fos the year. President of the
u. Il. A.. Mrs. william swnyne: vice
president. Mrs. c. M. Foraker: Soc
rotary. Mrs. Herbert Eaaion: and
treasurer. Mrs. Gertrude Elliot.
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DOROTHY L. McALLISTER


- FISHING season opened at the University last Tuesday, and
will continue for about. two weeks longer and then after that
& still and breathlcss calm which deceives very few as to the
trnc excitement that lies underneath, there will come the
town, NJ rnab narties. Storm. Get met Not Il deluge or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
WIENIE ROAST FOR UNIVERSITY
WOMEN NEXT WEDNESDAY.

a wlenle roast viii he given for all
University women next "wednesday
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clnnatl Art academy. The AFFAIR was
arranged AZ q surprise To the honor
guest. Dinner was served at 1i5O'
at n beautifully appointed table dec
Grated In red and white. a basket ot
brilliant dahlias In red. yellow and
white made a centerpiece; Individual
red candles and four larger ones OF
the same color made Il soft glow OF
light; and narrow red ribbon stream
ers from the chandelier connected
with little red crepe paper parasois
filled with mints Ia the W o shades
at each persons place. 4 delicious
five course dinner was not the least
feature OF the party. Before the CLOSE
OF The evening. Miss Doris Pinfau
danced three solo numbers In cos
tune. Miss Pineau will study paint
ing, drawing and dancing while III
school In the east.
The guests were Miss Doris Pinenu,
Mrs. W. q. MearnA, Mrs. Pierce. Miss
Mnry David, Miss Noble, Miss Fischer
Miss Evelyn Mearns. Miss Al
len, and Miss Fabiola Gilmore;
and George Pineau n Bob McAnis.
| ter. Miss Camille Pinenu was assisted
In entertaining by her mother Mrs
! Adele pineau.
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Ida Sc mi vzdy, re tyto
naivnustky mas S d6tmi jiste
vice sblizujl. A proto k detem
obracela Sc IL mas pozornost
jiz pred mnoha lety. Zabyval
SC Jlmi jiz DIR. Bernard Bolza-
no, Marie Riegrova-P alacka,
kdysi take predni mas paeda-
cog, statni tai. DIR. Drtina a
zvlast6 nedavno zesnuly prof.
DIR. Cada a legie uciteld pc
stounek ceskych dust. Krasne
o tom psala 81. M. Steyskalo-
va, zakladatelka IL dobrocin-
nych ustavd na Morave sv6
pritelkyni do Prahy.
"Milacku, jdete Sc casio d.
vat do pfibytku chudiny, va-
mejte 81 ubohych 'd6ti, najd6te
81 nekde nejak6 hezke, chude
devcatko a oblazujte je svou
velkou laskou. V ocich tohoto
dacka najdete neco, nemohu
povedeti co - ale to neco bu-
Gle ma Vas pusobit uklidnuii-
elm vlivem. A kdyz Vam bude
zle, jd6te "a tim dit6tem. Az
ie to ti chce det'atko, jen 81
nejake najdete hodne
brzo. Ne panske, bohate =
chudacka 2 uEce, takov6 u
mounene hatole, ochocte je ia
ko klfatko - to dite Yam
da kidd"
'astnym byt a iin6 blazit
- to je ukol cloveka." TIA slo-
va yelkeho tilantropa dra. B..
Bolzapa necht' nam zneji sta
le vJdusi! Humanita je nej-
krasr"jSi kvet lidske kultury
q pro nj nerluze opravdu vide
lanym a uslechtilym lidem byti
nic t6zkeho a nemozneho.
Mezi d6tmi - domov mli.
Marie Filipova.
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fsf4IERAVUJETE. Sc. X ODJE-
ZDU DO STARE VLASTI?.


Mnoho starosti a svizelu 81
uSetfite, kdyz pripad6, re po-
r1Sslite ma odiezd do stare VIA
sti, jiz nekolik tydnu napred
pocnete Sc pripravoyati. Jiste
.usetrita .penjze nejen to:
mnoho zbytednych svizelu.
CzcchosloVak Section, A. R.
c., 1107 Broadway, milerada
posila ma dotazy prve pokyny,
jak Sc zachovati, a co vSe 81
tfeba pripraviti. Nenechdvejte
vse ma posiedni chvili, poznd-
te. pax, jak tezko Sc mnohe We
ci vyrizuii a kolill peneZ zby-
tecne vydanych vas to stoii. V
pravy cas-, diva tfi mesice pred
odjezdem pomalu pripravujte
81 listing a davejte vse do po-
.Tadku, Uvidite, jak yam bude
vltano, kdyz pax uvidite druhe
utrapeny mad velkymi obnosy,
ktere musili zaplatit "a dan
pod. O sami nasledkem sve o.
patrnosti veskera tato vydani
81 us trite.
V prve rade opatrete 81 po-
tVrzeni cd vsech svych zamest-
navateIu u kterych jste praco-
val od roku 1917, kolik Yam
kazdeho roku bylo vyplaceno
ma mzde. Ne, kolik jste bral
tydne, ale kolik jste dostal "a
cely rok. To jest velmi ddlezi-
te. Potom pfiprayte 81 potvr-
zenku ma dan, pak-li jste ia
kou 'platil, potvrzenky ma
vase pTispevky k dobrocinnym
organisacim, hlavne Cerv. Xii
ri, ma obnoSy zaslane rodine
ci pratelum donna. Konecne
lpotvrzeni od l4kare, pak-h. jste
delsi dobu nepracoval pro ne
moe. Toto ySechno vam budou
cenne pomucky.
Ctete bedlive noyiny q vsi-
imejte 81, Coz stale plseme o.
ltazce odsezdu, dane priimu,
a shledate, re celkem nahro-
madite tolih informaci, ze az
pride, doba odjezdu, ,nebudete
lbez pomoci a rady, ale re mno
he jz sam dovedete 81 pine "a
fldit. Y pIipade, re nevite co a
jak, vypiSte vec nam a jiste re
Iv 80 pripadech ze sta bude
Vam pomozeno dobfe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25
uROKU z BON
DU STOBODY " CIZINE.



Nedayno dotazoval sc mas
'krajan, ktery ma nekolik Bon
du Svobody a odjizdi do Ces-
.koslovenska. iak to bude S ko-
lektovanim uroku, neb nerad
by bondy prodal. Jezto jde O
pripad krajana. ktery Sc opa.
kuje V mnoha iinych varian-'
tech, otiskujeme zpravu, iiz
jSme dcstali dept. pokladu.
Bylo sdeleno, &c malitel6 bon
Idu mohou 81 vybfati V cizich, zs
mich urok 2 knponovych bon
do u kazdd hlavni 'banky v one
zemi "a benny urok. Y nekte-
rych pripadech vyplati jim a.
mericky konsul. Urok ma bon
dy registroVane jest vyplacen
kazdych s m6sicu chekem wy
psanym na pokladnu Spoj. STA
tn q splatny majiteli registr.
bondu, I ten check da - Wy
brati Il kazde hlavni banky v
CHI zemi. Ustanoveni>o O zmene