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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
LEADERS ENDED SESSION
IN HOPE OF Reforming
Opening of Great Struggle Shoved Lowden
Was Being Used as Sledgehammer to
Bump Wood-Oration for Hoover.

du Pont. 2; La Toilette, %: Watson. 4.
At the adjournment hour It still re-
manned q three -cornered fight between
Wood, Lowden and Johnson, for the
remaining twelve contestants held
only 240 scattering votes among them
and most OF them had been losing
steadily since the first ballot some
one of the big three making acces
sions al their expense.
With these scattering votes, Hiram
Johnson still was holding the balance
OF power. His 140a votes alone. even
II cast for either Wood or Lowden.
would not be sufficient to nominate
either and there was not the slightest
indication OF Johnson delegates de
sorting their nominee.
Decline OF Favorite sons.
The four ballots saw various shifts
and changes. with a general declin
ing Of the favorite son and compli
mentary vote. The vote for DR.. Mich
olas Murray Butler Of New York
steadily dwindled until on the clos
ing ballot II stood at 20. Lowden
forces took most of the accessions
from New York.
Twenty-four votes from Wisconsin
cast for La Toilette on three success
sive ballots amid Kisses and catcalls
Tell to 70 at the closing. 1t was the
nrst convention in years at which La
Toilette himself had not appeared as
mum strength of the day was 5
votes. Philander Knox's maximum
was 2. Gov. Sprouts was 1914, made
up of accessons to his II of Pennsyl-
vania's IS. which stood steadily
through all the fight
1t was difficult to understand the
sudden adjournment after four bal
lots had been taken. At the end of the
third ballot the Johnson forces moved
an adjournment and insisted upon
roll call after the motion had been
defeated by viva voce vote. The roll
call showed the delegates voting
Overwhelmingly to continue the bal
loting.
Toward the close of the fourth bal
lot 1t was seen that Wood and Low
den both had made small gains and
that the Johnson vote would show its
first loss.
Joint Decision to Adjourn.
Senator Borah rushed to the plat
form and urged that an adjournment
be taken. Some of the Lowden people
had been appealed to by delegates
who sincerely wished to avoid the
hardship of an all-night session and
they consented not to oppose an ad-
journment motion. There Is nothing
to indicate that the Johnson and Low
den forces were working together by
design but adjournment was obtained
through their joint efforts.
The adjournment of the convention.
only transferred the battle from the
floor Of the Coliseum to the quiet OF
conference rooms downtown were the
leaders worked all night reforming
their battle fronts hoping to bring
about a realignment of forces and
turn the tide in a definite direction at
the session today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
.BORAH NOT To SUPPORT
LOWDEN OR WOOD
Issue Would Be Corruption OF Peo-
pie in Either Case, Sem
ator Asserts.

CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Borah
OF Idaho. one of Senator Johnson's
most ardent supporters announced
last night that he would not support
either Lowden or Wood.
If either Of them is nominated" he
declared, the issue before the Amer
lean people will not be on the plat
form of the party; 1t will be on the
issue Of the corruption Of the Ameri-
can people"
Senator Borah expressed his views
at a public melting Of Johnson dele
gates
From my standpoint the interests
of the republican party and Of this
country are superior to the right of
any individual to hold office. Our first
object is to nominate Hiram johnson,
because he holds the confidence Of
the American people.
Il do not pretend to say that there
are not other men who could be elect
ed IL nominated by the convention.
But do say with all sincerity that
either of the two candidates now
leading before the convention will not
receive. il nominated. hundreds Of
thousands of republican votes.
Il have been a republican all my
life: l even stayed with Mr. Taft in
1912 and that's going some. am
willing TO support now any clean
man. and l will not support any man
who is not clean"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
WEIRD PHONE COMMENTS
OVER CONVENTION NEWS
Everybody Wanted to Learn From
Stars Service Bureau Latest
Chicago Developments.

"Whee! That's going some.
20 my. are they going crazy out
there?'
What's Hoover doin?"
yea bolt That's the stuff! He'll
win in a walk"
That cuckoo hasn't as much chance
as a -to-nuts suit at a bolshevik
mass meeting"
These. and expressions of similar
character, filtered through the tele-
phone receivers at The Evening Stars
information service bureau today.
Joy and gloom. hope and despair.
ennui and keen interest were mingled
in the tones Of the seekers after the
latest convention news. Washington
displayed as much interest in the con-
vention's proceedings as If it could
really cast a ballot when the candi-
date goes to the polls.
The bulletin boards in front of The
Star office were besieged by throngs
last night. and from IL o'clock until
late hour this afternoon telephone
bells kept up ceaseless jangle. Rep
resentatives. senators and other high
officials, who were unable to attend
the convention in person, received
first hand information via the tele-
phone and The Star Information serv-
ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
G. 0. P. VOICES MAGNIFIED.
Telephone Apparatus Makes Weak
Tones Strong.

provement in the acoustic properties
of the Coliseum has been effected
since the first days session. Through
a telephone ''magnifier" running up
through a narrow tube that extends
from the great bell-like arrangement
over the presiding officers rostrum
the voices Of those who address the
convention are transmitted into mag
netic megaphones which throw the
sounds forth in greater volume and
Increase their carrying capacity.
Weak voices become strong. while
deep voices take on the volume Of q
near roar.
The result is that spectators in por-
tions Of the hall remote from the plat
form are able to hear distinctly the
words Of the orators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

Total 1908 2s2h 14s ssh 79h 1924
Necessary to nominate. 493.
Scattering votes:
Butler New York, %,
Coolidge-Massach usetts. 90; New York, 8:
North Carolina. /; Alaska. 1; total, 81,
PoindeIter-New York, 1; Washington. IA:
total Is.
sutherland-West Virginia, 8.
Hoover-Maine, /; Nevada. "; New YORK, 8.
Wisconsin. l! total. 5h.
Borah-Idaho, 1,
du P6nt-Delaware, 2,
Watson-Aisseuri. II South Carolina. /; to-
tai, 2.
La Foilette-WiseoHsin, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
CLAMoR FOR BATHS,

CHICAGO, June 1a.-Some of Chi
cago's hotels, which are housing hun
dreds of delegates and visitors, were
built before the days when bath with
every room was standard equipment for
all good hostelries. As a result, men
who possess bathrooms are very popu-
Lar, and there has sprung mp the new
social custom of inviting ones friends
to a morning shower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
LONG APPLAUSE TIRES.
New Yorker Wouldn't Cheer 20
Minutes for Repeal of Dry Law.

CHICAGO. June 12.-veteran delegates
refused to be impressed by the length
of the demonstrations for Cen. Wood.
Gov. Lowden and other candidates,
which went over the half-hour period In
the first two instances.
mo human being could possibly get
so enthusiastic over anybody or any
thing in this weather that he would
cheer for twenty minutes spontaneous
w." said a politically hardened New
York delegate.
..Why," he added. 81 wouldn't cheer
twenty minutes for the repeal OF the
eighteenth amendment, even IL ! knew
could get q stein OF real beer at the
end Of the cheer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
GIRLS LOOK LIKE CHIEFS.
Wear Feathers in Aid of Wood
Campaign.

CHICAGO. June 12.-The girl stenog-
raphers Of the Wood headquarters have
set new fashion in Chicago. The Wood
boosters have distributed thousands of
red and green feathers. with the name OF
the candidate thereon. and these have
become the recognized badge Of the
Wood adherents.
The Wood stenographers. many of
whom from the standpoint OF pulchri-
tude could qualify for a Ziegfeld chorus,
have made headdresses OF these feath-
ers by sticking dozen Of them in their
hair. The result is an Indian chief eff
feet which IL very striking.
Dozens of Chicago girls have followed
their example. and Michigan avenue now
bears considerable resemblance to the
frontier town made familiar in the
movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
FOREIGNERS AT CHICAGO.
Peruvian and Russian Ambassadors
Have Seats at Convention.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Prominent for
etgners are fairly numerous among
the visitors here for the convention.
Among them are Mr.. Pezel, the am
bassador Of Peru, and Mr.. Bahkme-
ten the ambassador Of Russia Both
have lived in America for long periods
and are familiar with the complicated
system of American party politics.
Mr.. Bahkmeteff was a college pro-
lessor in this country before he was
designated as ambassador by the
Kerensky government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
HARDING IN SENATE RACE
JUST IN NICK OF TIME
Name Filed Two Minutes Before
Time Limit-President Can
didacy Status Altered.

COLUMBUS. June 12-Senator War
rem G. Harding's declaration Of candi.
dacy for the republican senatorial
nomination was filed at the secretary
of states office here two minutes be-
fore midnight, the hour when the
period for fling for the August
primaries expires.
The necessary papers were brought
to Columbus from Chicago by George
B. Harris of Cleveland.
CHICAGO. June IA Filing of
papers in the Ohio senatorial primary
does not alter his status as a presi-
Dental candidate. Senator Harding
announced last night after confer
ences with his leaders and friends of
other candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
LODGE NEEDS NO GLASSES
"Knew" His Speech, He Tells
Many Who Saw Him Read It.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge Is nearly seventy years
old. Somebody who had noticed that
the senator did not use eyeglasses
when he read his speech as temporary
chairman Of the convention mention
ed the fact to him today. the intima-
ton being that it was remarkable that
a man Of Mr.. Lodges age had such
clear eyesight.
Senator Lodge laughed when the re-
mark was made.
Il didn't have to use them" he said.
II knew my speech"
But the conversation developed that
Mr.. Lodge does not use glasses for
any purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
MRS. LONGWORTH HAPPY.
Delighted With Applause Given
Her Aunt's Convention Speech.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick sat near each other on the con-
vention platform yesterday.
Mrs Longworth was particularly
enthusiastic over the manner in which
the audience received the speech OF
her aunt, Mrs. Robinson, seconding
the nomination of Gen. Wood.
Mrs Mccormick is the daughter OF
the late Marcus A. Hanna. friend and
supporter of William Mckinley. She
has her fathers interest in politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

Necessary to nominate. 493.
Scattering yotesi
Rutler-New York, 40; Texas, 1. total. Al.
Coolidge chusetts. Is; Missouri, / New
York, 8, total. 81.
total, IL.
Sntherand--West Virginia, 10,
Hoover--Maine. /; Nevada. "; New York, 81
Wisconsin, IL total. 81,
itchard-North Carolina. TO-
du Pont-Delaware, 8; Mississippi. 1, total. Z.
Borah-Idah0, /.
La FolIstte-Wisconsin, "a,
knox-Pennsyivania, l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

Total !: s141s" 2ss l4oa sly ssh 90
Necessary to nominate. 493.
Scattering votes:
Rutler-New York. 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10; New York. 8;
Alaska. 1; total. %.
Poindexter-New York, 1; Washington. IA; to-
tai. Is.
du Pont-Delaware, 2.
La Follette-Wisconsin, %.
Knox-Missouri, l: Pennsylvania, l; total. 2.
Watson-Missouri, 3: North Carolina. /; to-
tai, 4.
Hoover-Maine, /; New York. 8; Wisconsin.
/; total, 5.
Sutherland-West Virginia. 8.
Borah-Idaho, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
BreaI of Delegations in Chicago Baog
Penrose Relapse
FOll0,us Strain
of Convention

PHILADELPHIA. June H.
The prolonged strain OF the re-
publican convention has cnused
q sudden turn for the worse in
the condition Of SENATOR PEN
rose.
Reports 10 this effect were
spread throughout the city to-
day.
Color was given them by tho
announcement that two Of the
senator's physicians were I'm at
tendance mt his home early to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

Total :. go 3O3 1881 Is s2h 81
Necessary to nominate 4SS
Scattering votes:
Wisconsin. 1: total. ..
poindexter-New York. /; Washington, IA; to-
tai, Is.
cn ssa chnsetts, 90; New York, S;
West virginia. /: Alaska. l; total, 20.
Kellogg-Minnesota. !.
Ward-New York. l.
Butler-New York. 4.
Sutherland-West Virginia, !.
La Follette-Wisconsin, "A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
Tennis Title for Yale Man.

HARTFORD. Conn. June IA. NJ.
Banks Of Yale won the New England
tennis championship over g. W. Pike
e- I'll Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12
BAKER LIKES PLATFORM,
Couldn't Have Written Better q. O.

Secretary Baker when asked what
he thought Of the platform Of tho re-
publican convention
TT pleases me. couldn't be more
satisfied with it If had written 1t
uayas1k'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
STRELBA MA ZIZKOVE.
Diva ruzi zat eni pri pokusu
vyplenit holirnu p. r. Kohou-
ia, Sab Hamm Ave.

Kdyz dnes rano o treti hodi-
ne straAnik Otto lIoSek patro-
loval ma Zizkov6. zaslechl po-
dezfely Sramot V holirn6, ma
lezejici p. Rob. Kohoutovi,
5413 Hamm Ave, a "a blizSi-
no vySetfovani pfistihl diva lu-
pice V praci. HoSek oboril sc
ma ne kdyz ieden z Mich tasil
revolver, policista ial Sc row
n6z palit ia sluzebni sv6 Sc
stiranky a jednoho lupice "a
sahl lehce ma noze. Druhy "a
Gt6ku po Hamm Ave. cht6l ra-
nenemu pomoci, kteryzto fakt
umoznil HoSkovi, ze zatkl a u
v6Znil oba. Jsou to A. Hender.
son, 1856 Carnegie Ave. 9
VIM. Dermitt z Prospect Ave
Budou dnes k municipalnimr
soudu pfedvedeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
RECULOVANf OMNIBUSO-
We DOPRAVY.
Vida nepIjci Clevelandu vo-
jenske stany radnim Sulzma-
mem pzadovane.

We vGerejSi schulz m6stske
radv uSneseno podrobiti auto
busovOu dopravu lepSi admi-
nistracni kontrole. Maiitelov6
autobusG budou dani pod "a
ruku a musi platit licensi "a
kaadr autobus. Zaruka bude
obnaSet $4,000 "a kazdG diva
prvni autobusy a $4,000 "a
kazd6 auto nasleduiici. Ia au-
to pro II pasaz6ru bude 500
roCni license, "a auto pro ti'i-
nact az % pasazeru $50 a
vice iak % osob $3.50 rotni Ii
cense. License kazdeho tako-
veho Sofera bude $5 roCn6 a
poruSovani ilzdnich m6stskych
pravidel ma Sc trestat pTipad-
ne i vazbou. Regulovani omni-
busove dopravy V m6st6 prosa
Zeno radnim Jaro Zmuntem a
doplnGno radnim Nc Gintym.
Az Gosud autobusoV6 linie ne
pOdlGhaly tem6f zadnG admin
straGni kontrole maiitele au
tobusu i Soferi tychz poCinali
81 ulicich libovoln6 a caste
ii7dn6 predrazovali. Nyni ka-
zd6 podobne vyd6raGstvi MI
zc bIti i v6zenim pokutovano.
Radni Sulzman oznamil wee
ra svym kolegum, ze washing
tonska vlada nepujCi Clevelan
du zadanych 5000 yojenskych
stanu, V nichz ubytovali by sc
lid6 domacimi z bytu vypove
Zeni. Vlada patrn6 podobnoy
dobroCinnost nedovede pocho
pit proto SulzmanGv plar
Zustane nesplnen.
@ trakGnich dividendach bu
de Sc urGitG hlasovat 10. dub
ma ga mdstskych primarek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
DOUTNIkARI JSOU PRO
SEDMiHODINOVOU DOBU
PRACOVNI.
Sam Gompers ocekava, re tato
vejde v platnost r. 1921.

Ia vGerei$iho zaSedani siez-
du uniovych doutnikaru hlaso-
vanim delegate bylo rozhodnu
to, ably doutnlkari We Spoj.
Statech V KanadG ma Porto Ri
co a kubG pozadovali ]. kV6t-
ma roku 1921 zavedeni scdmi-
hodinovG dolby pracovnl We
vSech uniovych doutnikaf-
skTch dilnach V zemi. Pro 7
hod. prace hlasovalo 378 dele
gatu Sc Sam. Compressor V Ge-
lie a proti 102 zastupci mezina-
rodnich unii doutnikarskych.
Gompers je proti osmihodino-
We praci V doutnikaTstvi, p0n6
VadZ je to prace neZdrava a
nasledovne delSi odpoCinek Wy
Zaduiici. Oposice obavala Sc
sedmihodinoVe DOLBY zviaStG
proto, ze doutnikari od kusu
Sc Y sedmi hodinach prepracu-
il, yysili, ably dosti pen6Z Wy
delali. KoneCn6 vSak priZnano
re delSi odpoCinek vysiloyani
Zabrani a sedmihodinova doba
ze bude Sc pozvolna uiimat
Y iinych amer. femeslech.
Dnes bude V narodnim sjez-
du V Bricklayer's SIM pokracc
Vano a treba dodati, re We sic
zdu tom pusobi t6z n6kolik de
legatu ceskych. Jak nam dale
ce znamo, jsou to zastupct
newyorskych unii PIP. Graben.
stein a Lustig a PAM M. Sc
meradoVa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
DAIRY Z LASkY.

Pan Mart Commercial Ira
DING Co.. 100. Champlain Ave.
hlize Nav Co., vvrizuie zasil-
kv 7ho5i do stare vlasti Y nei-
lratSi dobe plnou zarukou.
Cd dnoSka ~ do kv6tna t.
r nabizi zvlaStni vVhodu s kaa
don 7asilkou od SIS wise pfi
noii llpln6 zdarma 10 velkrch
krabic Bordensova ml6ka. Zbo
II vvhran6 zde die cenniku
7asiiaii 2 hlavnlho skladiSt6 V
Hamburku. Mono 81 vybrati
noipotfebn6iSi veci iako mou-
IN. kavu, nnVdlo. omastek. ml6
ko. rVzi. slaninu. atd. Y ce-
na"h 7ahrnntv isou ! v0lohv "a
doDravu, baleni, noiiSt6nf q
cio az na misto urceni tax. &c
nAnovstavaii iiz zadne jine w.
deje. Spolecnost tato ma svt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20

odhockv V kazd6m v6tSim me-
et6 We Spoi. Statech. Hlavni L.
radovna nal6za Sc V New Yor-
ku. Pozadeite 81 o blizsi infor-
mace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20

vyS$ich tridach $4,000. DIE sta
vaiici platebni sazby ucitelske
silly mohou nejvice vyd6lavati
rocn6 $177O, 5000 a $2700.
Spaulding "a sv6ho navrhu
klade zvlastni d6raz ma kvali-
fikaci t6 kter6 ucitelky. Chce
totiz, ably ucitelsk6 silly mely
naIezit6 vzdelani schopnost
vyucovaci a je proti tomu, ably
platilo Sc vsem stejn6, at iiz
.zvySeni 81 zasluhujl ci nikoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
u OR N EN- [
bratrlm legionarrGm.

Pfisti stredu 21. dubna do
staVte Sc vsichni legionari. te-
shoslovenSti, americti i kanad-
Sti do mimoradne schIZe porad
nj 7:30 hod. veGer do c. n.
Sine ma Broadway.
Ddlezit6 jednani vyzaduje
pfitomnost vSech clenG Krouz-
ku c. S. legionarG, rovnez no.
We hlasicich Sc clenn.
Odlozte vsechny zbytecne
zaiezitosti a pTiid'te V cas-.
Ia Krouzek CSL. Legionar1
Vykonny vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
POBEZi PROTI BABkOVI.
Byvaly kongresnik Rob. Cros-
ser pripravuje novou kampa1.

Demokraticke primarily bu-
dou letos Y l6t6 oziveny zvla-
ste faktem, re byvaly kongres
nix Rob. Crosser u 21. distrik-
tu pob6zi optt a budc kandi-
d0vat proti J. j. Babkovi, ienz
lest chran6ncem pravideln6
dem. organisace. Crosser slou-
I'll kongresu l6tech valeC-
nych a dem. stranou bylo mu
tohda pfedhaZOvano. ze nesle-
doval politiku nresidenta VIII
soma, kterazto udanliva neloy-
almost zaVinila ieho porazku a
violent y. ]. ]. Babky do kon-
@resu. Crosser scsiluie nyneiSi
svou organisaci a "a primarek
aIibuie vetSi Gsili nez vyvinul
"a voleb predchazeiicich iemu
nepriznivych.
Okr. klerk Haserodt bude
tentokrate neodvislIm cekan-
Gem demokratickNm. Uchazt
90 totiz o Znovuzvoleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
PLAT UCITELSKYCH SIL.
MA BYTI ZVYSOVAN
DIE SCHOPNOSTI.
y ravrhu reditele Spauldinga
bude pTiSti schIzi skolni ra-
dy rozhodovano.

Reditel mestskych Skol
Spaulding predlozil vGera Skol
nj rade novI navrh, die n6hoz
sluane uGitelskIch sill m6lo by
bVti postupn6 rozmnozovano.
Podle Spauldinga neimenSi
nlat uGitelo neb uGitelky mel
Nv bvti $1,000 roGn6 We Sko-
'1ch gramarnich, $3.50 V III
rior vvSSich Skolach a $500 V
"tarSich roGnicich Sltol vvSSich
nosud vvdelavaii $1,000,
e1150 a $1,000 roGne. Spaul-
ding dale ie pro to, abv platy
rcitelskych sill bvlv zvvSovany
die schopnosti. tedv die zaslu.
by. Prvni zvESeni obnaSelo by
pramarnich Skolach rocnG
S120, V Junior 1885 a V star.
$ich vvSSich tTidach $50. Po.
etup sluznGho dal by Sc be.
hem dvanacti let a konecni
bod V postupu cinil by V gra
marnich Skolach S264O rocn9
V junior $297O a V starSicf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
PATE VYROCi ZALOzENf.
K dnesnimu jubileu financni
instituce Atlas.

Vypomocny a stavebnl L.
stay ATLAS" oslavuje dnes
iiz sve pate vyroGi zalozeni
a to We sv6 hlayni uradovn6
ma Broadway a vych. 55. ul.,
kterezto mistnosti byly nedav-
no znovu upraveny . -czsire-
ny. A vzhlederl k tomuto ju-
bileu fiditelstvo pozvalo vsech
ny sv6 pfatele sousedy k ma
vSt6ve a rrohlidce move upra-
venych tech lokalG, kterezto
navStevy byly vitany Cd dewitt
hodin rAno a budou pfijimany
do dewitt hodin dnes vecer,
kdy zvlaStni orchestr bude iu-
bilejnl naladu V mistnostech
Atlas" doplnoyati.
No7e 1radovny jsou ma ce-
lou velkou budovu rozsireny,
isou to lokaly yzduSne a prak
ticky zaTizene, Cimz obsluha
Zak9Znictva bude urychlena.
"Atlas' pred p4ti lety etablo-
val Sc polovine naZnacene
budcvy a brzy snad ami roZSl-
feni obchodnich tech mistno-
nosti nestaci. "Atlas" totiz kva
pem rosie a finanGne mohutnl.
B6hem sve petilete existence
Gtyrikrat jiz lokaly sve musel
rozSirOvat, ably rozmachu in
stituce te Sc vyhovelo. Ma jiz
vice jak $2,000.000 vkladI a
svym rychlym rozvojem dosa-
hnul rekordu, jakym lie Sc V
Ohio pochlubit malo kteremu
podniku toho druhu, aGkbliv
Atlas" existenci svoji pred 5
lety Zahajil bez organisace.
Lee dix proziravosti riditel-
stva a urednictva podnik ten V
p6ti letech mohutnel a dalsl Il
specify jej ocekavaji.
Atlas poskytuie 5 proc. uro-
XII ma vklady, kterezto droky
jsou poGitany ode dine ulozeni,
az do dne pripadneho vyzved-
mutt.
OdboGka "Atlasu", teprve
pred p6ti m6sici V {. 8937 Bu-
ckeye Road zalozena, rovnez
Znamenit6 prospiva a We sku-
teGnosti rozvojem svym prekva
puje i nejzkuSenejsi odborni-
ky. Je to prvni toho druhu fl
lialka Cechy V Clevelandu kdy
" zivot uvedena.
NyneiSi urednictvo 'Atlasu
Ityori nasledujicf panove: DR..
J. f. Rybak, predseda; Josef
Malecek, Fr. Smetana a John
! Weiser, mistopredsedove; Ge-
orgo c. CHM, pokladnik; A.
+. Sicha. taiemnik; X. F. Pa
mex a Jos. Somoshy, vyp. ta-
iemnici a Jiri Palda, pravnik.
Jsou to vesm9s muzi spolehli-
Vi, rozsafni prozlravi, take
Geskemu tomu podniku kyne
dalSi rada let vzestupu zdra-
We prosperity Ny rovnez "a.
tlasu". k jeho dneSnimu vyro.
ci blahoprejem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20

= "Hopla, mama to nevidi"
jest heslem Danny cd Maxi
ma" jez Sc predstavi v nede-
Ii Is. dubna pri predstaveni
Dram. Sboru TYL v G. N.
Sini ma Broadway. Listky v
ohchode p. Vacka. tamtez.