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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11

Mrs. a.. G. Barlow ana little son.,
Grifith,, left Tuesday evening en-
they expect to visit with friends. Mrs.
Barlow was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs.rThomas Grifhths, as far
as Duluth. MINI. In Minneapolis Mrs.
Barlow will Nbe Joined by her hus-
band. who will accompany her west
and they expect to make stops at
DenNer.aSal Lake City, Omaha and
other points en- route.
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Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ganssle of1St.
Thomas. n. d, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter Ann Marie, to Clifford
Mcintosh of Bottineau.t N. D.
Miss Ganssle Isl aNgrAdua.e Of the
University of North, Dakota and =
member ofNPfi chapter Of Alpha Phi
sorority Mi. Mcintosh Is ALSO a
and lie III. aNmember,iof Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. ~ \. M
\ tn eSwedding which, will occasion
..constderable interesssss Gbout the sate
.andSfn. which. unfversity people win be
sparttcularilysIinte is to- tbe an
event OF s%eptenber 1.
IN Informal. social.. time has been
Arranged to follow the regular meet
4la6 Va slAG KY H1ouLH. SVkL6I 08At4ONhl
Guild meeting to be held On Thursday
afternoon, in the home OF Mrs. r. 4.
Bridgeman, Belmont avenue. Assist
ing h~ostesses. for the afternoon will
be Mrs.. G.. Berthiume and Mrs. Thos.
Bergs. All members Of the Guild
and their friends have been invited.
Miss Nellie Plots. connected with
the Knox millinery department Of the
| mt r{NNF HfNr0EEh aa Emma tGftA|sEH1Av{l
Lake to visit with friends during her
two weeks vacation. Miss NPlotts for
merly made her home in Devils Lake.
On Thursday Afternoon a regular
meeting of the LADIES' Aid Of the
First lutheran church will be held at
3 O'Clock in the church parlorss-Mrs.
ThompsoR VIII be the h~ostesses and
all interested are invited to be prese-
ent.
Miss Eva Grimsley Of Devils Lake
has returned to her home after visit
ing for several days in this city assa
guest at the Charles Ftlteaou home.
DIR. and Mrs. N. B.. Benson (Dthei
on Monday evening after enjoying Z
lybrief honeymoon in the Twin Cities.
Their wedding, which was an ITEM OF
fTnuch interest In this city and about
the state, was solemnized in this city
last week.
s3 So
Mrs. Paul c. varnholt OF Cando has
come Ito Grand Forks to vikit with
friends for seyerAlt days. Mrs. Yarn
holt will be- remembered as Miss Hem
rietta Danens, and beforeAsher. mar
riAge made her home In this city for
several years. %s
IN AH i
Mrs. 8. ". Myers; Riverside Park.
Lake Bemidji, whore she will visit
at the TracyrBanss summer home q
Grand. Forks bay
The Ladies, AID society 81 the scan.
dinavian Methodist church held a3rGE.
ular meeting this afternoon at 1.-THE
home OF Mfs#C.1. II S3l
Third venue Ss
Mr.. Mrs johnson, 1901
International Avenue. Nntertaininl
tdaughters SAliss Mad cline Johnacn.ssc q
been engagedAin thu nAr. r4ak inl,lr..
two years. and sxpeNtss TO fseurn e
resume y f dutsss ~ attsr her y.esat.oa
MISS. II. Crcthers, and dA8AShtsr
IsMiss~Ruby CrothSia mesorsd g fron
Maple = ~ this morning after NAnd
sansta5fortntght thersl. at 4. sSSNs
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11

tgI 31st ~ 'bASs,iNsf 49, ~ J.
sons twenty young
n Dakota are listed Id the
T the University Of Wiscon-
otsknown whether any will
~ the smoking experiment
place in that tnsti-
year. In a story recently
in the Herald, the names
~ young women were giy-
'slble participants in the.
of an article from.
;apsed the Herald to state
that the local young
ere to be members I'm the
raining the effect Of to-
women's minds. Tho
mes given includeassthose
nen from North Dakota at
g Institution and are not
thet chosen. members as
in the Herald implied.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11

F. Fletcher. 130l~Relmont
a childrenSare expected to
Nhursday evening from, st.
!Sher points in Minnesota
shaye been visiting friends
st three weeks. Miss Clara
l9 was a guest at the Fletch-
this city accompanied them
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11
Ada Sheppard Bride
iOf Mint,eapolis Man

Cards have been receivedsint the city
announcing the marriageSo f sMissrAda
M. Sheppard, daughter Of Mrs. W. !.
Henry NJ. Mudnick OF Minneapolis.
The wedding was ~solemnized in Min
.neapolis IN July 26s andN announce
'ment ofSthe affair Is proving m item
OF considerable interest to friends
here, where the bride at one time Sre-
sided.
Mrs. Mudnicks grewzto womanhood
Grand Forks and for, q number OF
years was saleslady In the dry goods
department. OF Benner &SBegg. Dur
ing the last three years she has held
a similar position in, one Of the promi-
nent Minneapolis department stores.
MI. and Mrs. Mudnick departed inns
mcdiately after the wedding on an
extended honeymoon trip to NUMEROUS
points in the east. Upon theirsreturn
they expect to make their home in
Minneapolis.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11

Mrs. Paul g. varnholt Of Cando has
come to Grand, Forks to visit with
friends for several days. Mrs. Warm
holt will be- remembered as Miss Hem
rietta Danens, and b~eforeAthers mar
riage made her home In this city for
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20

In Chicago there is one divorce for
every six marriages. Divorce is evil
identity free and unlimited" there,
but has Bryan's silver and gold ratio
beat by ten points.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
Cobb Discovers Sun
Bear Yet In Oregon

Bend, Ore, Sept. 20.-That the lava
bear, p%rovihcially known as the sand
lapper," inhabitating the lava how in
the Fort Rock country, may prove to
be the sun hear, believed for the last
100 years to be extinct, a the theory
advanced by Irwin 8. Cobb on his re-
turn to Rend after q weeks trip to the
south, in the course Of which the ia
o writer and humorist has hunted
bear and deer and ashed in all the
takes along the way. Incidentally, Mr..
Cpaab lost 20 pounds of his former
weight.
Mr.. Cobb said that he believed a
diminutive species Of grizzly found in
the Seven Devils, country in Idaho and
the dwarf bear Of the Fort Rock lava
flows are identical and are the last
survivors of the sun bear, . species
formerly found over a large territory
in the lava flows of California and Ore
gon. He is eager to get specimens Of
tention of the Smithsonian institute
may be sufficiently aroused to start
more scientific investigation of the
subject than he has been afbl0 to make.
A few specimens OF the lava bear
are known to have been killed or
trapped, and a head, in a fair state of
preservation, has been In the posses
sion Of N. G. jacobson, former super
visor of the Deschutes national forest.
for several months and will be taken
east by Mr.. Cobb when he returns to
| New York after his outing in central
Oregon is completed.
Fly existing probably in no other part
Of tho world was the belief Of Stanley
Jewett. formerly of the United States
biological service and known as one
Of the foremost authorities on the ami.
NAL life. of the northwest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
state Of affairs may be exposed thru
the solving of the mystery which ha:

state Of affairs may he exposed thru
the solving of the mystery which has
surrounded Miss Goiding' 8 death,
Following his arrest by San Fran
cisco detectives, Beltran stated that he
had known Miss Golding but a few
days before her death and that their
acquaintance had begun when she had
approached him upon the streets and
asked him whether he could secure a
supply of morphine for her.
knowledge of Death Denied.
He denied oil knowledge of the man
ner Of her death, but admitted that he
became aware of her death On April
1S when he called at the Valencia
apartments, where the actress main
tanned an establishment, and was told
that she had been found dead in her
rooms. The boy states he had been
with her the afternoon and evening Of
the 18th.
.Beltran left Los Angeles two days
j ~ r. 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
WINE AND
. LIQUOR CONSUMED

: Washington, Sept. 2o.-consump-
ton of wines and liquors in the United
States in. 1913 was less per capita
than during m year since 1870. ac-
cording to estimates today Of the de-
amount wal ITO gallons per capita.
1ising to 22.79 gallons in both 1907
and 1911, falling to 9.17 gallons last
Year.
/. The total consumption Of wines and
liquors in 1919 totalled 992,394,72O
gallons, compared with a total of L.
7o1, s27,271 gallons or 1886 gallons
per capita in 1918. The record con-
gallons, or 22.50 gallons per capita.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
Nelu High School e ery Day 4.
Is Record For United States
For Last TUenty-Eiqht Years

Washington, Sept. 20.-New high
schools have been added to the Ame--
lean educational system at the rate
of at least one day during the last
% years.
Statistics compiled by the Federal
are now more than 1900 such
schools. an increase of 452 per cen
over the number in 1890. Attendance
figures from $4,000 Of the schools
give q total of 1,735,619 scholars, in
dicating in effect that one-tenth of
the population is getting high school
educations. the bureau states.
Only 632 Of the schools reporting
to the bureau enroll 500 students
each and 27S enroll over 1000, while
one-half of the 1851 schools .tabu-
lated have an enrolment of between
~ and 100 students. City high
schools constitute less than 10 E
cent of all students. Almost S. per
cent of the high schools. are rural
with. 40 per ent of the students.
AS IS per cent of the schools offer
ing a ~four-year course r.'ttgffMf8s bf
only $50 days during the year. a long
er school term is Enthusiastically fore
shadowed." according to bureau Off
dollars to erect at to utilize the
property for only $50 days a year is
bad Judgment" the statement said.
The number Of high school gradu-
ates has increased from 21,8S2 in
1890 to 224.367 in 1918. Considering
the increase in population during
this period, it is found that American
youths are becoming over six times
as well educated as they were.
The state of Texas leads in per-
centage of high school graduates who
continue their studies in preparatory
school or college. North Carolina
and Kentucky are second and third
respectively.
The average high school principal.
the statistics show. receives $1,272. a
year, or about 500 a month for the
entire year. Principals of the Dis
trict of Columbia, California, Ari-
IONA. Massachusetts and New York
receive the highest salaries in the or
der named, while Nebraska pays the
lowest average salary.
In 1918 there were 81,034 high
school teachers, as compared with
9,120 in 1890. Since 1902 there has
been a. steady increase of women en-
tering the profession and today only
"a per n Of all high school teach
ers are e
The largest high school in the
United States is the Polytechnic Eve
ming high school, Los Angeles, Cal,
with an enrolment of S,44O.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
ANOTHER WILL is
WRITTEN BY THE
FORMER KAISER

London, Sept. 2o.-wiliam Of
Hohenzollern, former German en-
peror. has written a new will, which
is declared to be his last testament.
He has entrusted it to the keeping OF
Notary Schroot at Amerongen, says q
Doom dispatch. to the Daily Mail.
TO APPROVE INCREASE.
Berne, Switzerland. Sept. 1.-(By
Mail.)-Germany. it, is understood,
plans to oppose any Increase in postal
rates, at the International Postal
Union congress to be held at Madrid.
On the contrary, Germany is expected
to urge greater postal facilities by the
establishment of an international
postal check.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
RkcE FOURTEEN
BARRED FROM
UNITED STATES;
DISAPPOINTED
Soviet Railroad Contrastor
Not Allowed to Make
Deals in America.

Copenhagen Sept. zo.-Profeaso,
Lomonoso4, who Is In charge Of Rus
Stan soviet government railway con-
tracts, has told The Associated Press
correspondent that he is disappoint-
ed because the United States govern
ment has barred him from going to
America to arrange business con-
tracts"
The professor showed the CORE
spondent a contract signed by the
German locomotive trust comprising
all leading German locomotive build,
ers, including the Krupp firm, for the
delivery of 1000 German locomotives
within Is months, the amount in.
volved being about 5000, o00, 00(
marks.
II very much regret having been
unable to place this order in Ameri-
ca" the soviet emisaary said. ~
ways a Arm believer in the mutua
interests of the two countries ant
had hoped to initiate business rela:
tons between them. The United
States government has forbidden tn,
export to Russia of American loco.
motives on the plea that they are wal
material. I rave orders for 2,o0G
more locomotives which j want to
place in America, IL only AnaaEics
! kOAS IA - '
Answering a question whether the
delivery Of the German locomotives
would not mean an invasion of Rus
STA by a small army OF German
technicians. Lomonosoff said: mo
Russia is fully capable of supplying
her own needs in that respect. We
nave all kinds of technical experts
Since the Polish invasion, the whole
of Russia's intelligentsia has whole
heartedly Joined the soviet govern
ment forces"
Professor Lomonosoff said he wa
going to Stockholm to inspect a mum
Der of Swedish locomotives which ar,
ready for delivery.
Since the signing of the Russo
Swedish contract for the delivery Q
1000 locomotives to Russia. practi
cally no Scandinavian firm has don,
any business with Russia. Severa
firms have ven cancelled their con
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
MOVIE SCANDAL
MAY BE Barred
Youth Said to Have Fled Be
cause Morphine Caused
Death of Actress.

San Francisco, Sept. 2o.-Arrested
upon arrival of Che steamer Star of
France, Alfred .Beltran, ~ years Of
age, Mexican boy. who is under sus-
ptcion as a factor in the death Of Miss
Gladys Golddng, motion picture actress,
which occurred in Los Angeles on
April Is, is expected to reveal infor-
NATION regarding a circle Of drug
habitues who are employed in the mo-
ton picture studios of the southern
California city.
According to Beltran. Miss Golding;
who was appearing at the Culver City
studios with WillRogers. was q hope-
less slave to the drug habit Well
known cafes and restaurants in Lol
Angeles figure largely, in the story
which he tells of, hiszjourneys with the
actress in her search for morphine.
Echo Of Paris Orgies.
Following closely upon the revela,
tions which have followed the death
of Olive Thomas, motion picture star
which occurred in Paris as the result
of mercurial poisoning, it is anticipat
ed by police authorities that a similar
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20

Herald Want Ads BRING Reslsa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
Today's Conventions

Rochester. N. Y.-1nternational AZ
ISOLATION of Machinists.
Ottawa, Ont.-American Association
of Public Employment Offices.
St. Paul-Mississippi Valley High
way Association.
Indianapolis-United Brotherhood
Of Carpenters and Joiners. -
New Orleans-Southwest Water
works Association.
San Francisco-International AAso-
citation Of Accident Boards.
st. Louis-National Association of
Retail Druggists.
r. New York-Association of Iron and
Steel Electrical Engineers.
Atlantic City-American Baking In
dustries Association.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
TO APPRoVE INCREASE.

Herald want Ad. Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-20
EVENING EDITION.

Vr&WAYS5sTNS 3t F XNesA2S2-% elp .%I SRsGtshyv
later for Alaska where he obtained
work iii a Bristol bay calnnery DURING
the tisiing season statements made
led to his arrest.
statement Leads to Arrest.
one Of his fellow workmen took an
overdose Of MORPHINE and y vas dur
ing the excitement which FOLLOWED that
the boy Ii said to have taken(a won.
ans eiovesffrom his: pocket Which he
exhibited with the statement that he
had left Los Angeles because of the
death of i motion picture actisss who
had died from an overdose\ OF the
drug.
When the return trip to Sal Fran
cisco was begun, men upon tie shin
w~irelessed their information to the
san Francisco police, and the bfys ar
rest followed. He is held on q hgran-
cy charge pending word from Ne Los
Angeles police regarding his {sposi-
ton. Bail has been set at a nth fig
ure.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-13
AKADEMIE SOKOLA kO-
MENSKY v MT. PLEASANT.

ella nase neimladSi iednota
Sokol Komensky uchvstala ma
zitfeisi odpoledne Akademii s
p6knvm proeramem velice pc
qtreho obeahu: telocvicna ci-
sla vvstridana budou Zp6vy,
nolovVmi vVstupy a akt y p6ra
Svaba Malostranskeho "Marka
, aprovisace" bude Zakonce-
rim. Zacatek zitfeisi zabavv
etanoven jest ma 9. hod. odpol.
mi vstupnem soc nredprode-
ii, kasy 55c .N6kolikacislovS
program obohacen bude i pred
"psv naSf stale vetsi oblib6 SO
t6sici sokolsk& kanelv. kter;i
hudc mlade5i vvhravati DO Wy
Gerpani programu k tanci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-13

llbiti. Sbor Ant. Dvorak, ktery
veselohru vypravil $ neobvyk-
lou peel zavdeci Sc provedenim
sirokemu kruhu svych pfatel.
Dram. Kr1zok Slovenskei
Ludovej Skoly sehraje Ultra v
Ceske Narodni Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Zach ia laska",
hru od Stolby slovenskem
preklade. Pri divadle ucinko-
vati bude hudba p. Sturmana,
ktera obstara hudbu k tanec
nj zabave, iez bude po skon-
cenem predstavenl poradana.
Ze tato vesela prace Stolbova
nase bratry Slovaky nemalo
pobavi jest tem6re jisto. Sna-
ha slovenskych ochotnikn "a
sluhuje zajiste vsestranne pod
pory. wlW
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-13
VCEREJSf VYSLEDKY POL.
PROHLfDEk.

Ia pokracovani tazenl cleve.
landske policie zabaven byl wee
"a ma draze Nickel Plate ma
Broadway celv naklad 500 be-
den likeru V Gene 100000.
Do Clevelandu priveZen byl
Zabaveny naklad New Yor-
ku. MeZi nakladnim Zbozim
American Railway Express Co.
nalezeno 8 velkych beden viii
sky, ieiichz majitele, tri muzi,
musili putovati "a mffze. Fe-
deralni soudce Spoj. Stat(l d.
c. Westenhaver odsoudil vcera
3 obzalovanych k trestGm V ro-
botarne a k penezitIm poku-
tam celkovem obnosu SILL
800. Apelacni soud rozhodl. ze
vSechny prohibiCni prestupky
isou trestnimi pripady re
smirci soudcove mali pine pra-
vo pfestupky tyto projedna-
vati a soucasne zamitl II po-
dobnych odvolani.
O propusteni serzanta VI.
Harwooda, ienz Sc dopustil ma
strait poruseni sluzebnjch
predpisI tim, re skorem hodi-
M rozmlouval pred hotelem
Morland s politikafem Richie
rem, bvlo predmetem konfe-
renee mayora Fitzgeralda. fidi-
tele m6stSk6 hezpeGnosti A. E.
Sprosteho a pol. natelnika
Smitha. Jednalo Sc tez o otaz-
ku, ida S6f policie ma pravo
propouSt6ti sve podrizen6
ida NIUE fiditel m6stske bez-
necnosti rusiti nafizenf pol. RI
Suspendovani ttyri poll
rnini zfizenci mali pravo odvo-
lati Sc k Sprostemu iako "a
etupci m6sta a podobne odvo-
lani musi btti podano do p6ti
dnG.
Proslycha Sc. re bvla utvore-
na organisace byvaltch hostin
skvch. maiitelG kulecnikovych
i iinFch, ktera liz
dnes eta ma 80 Glenn a iez
rozhodnostir bude "a
dati, aby pol. na6elnik Smith
hvl. iako $kGdce ieiich zivnosti
iifadu sveho zbaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-13
KRAJANUM, KTERf POSfLA
Jf PENfZE DO STARYCH
VLASTf.

VSichni, kdoz hodlaji zasla-
ii svym milym "a morem n6ja-
ky penezity darek k vanocam
neb novemu roku mohou TAX
uciniti prostrednictvim zname-
no naseho krajana p. f. Sakry-
da, jenz ufaduje V Ceske SIM
Sokol, 1910 Clark Ave. Pan Sa-
kryd jest osobnosti vSem kra ia
mum znamou a proto Sc nam
zda bezutelno, jeho spolehli-
vost, tolikrate osv6dcenou, da-
lie odporucovati. Dobra wee ja-
ko vzdy vyzni V obapolne uspo-
kojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-13
NOVY OBRAT v SOUDNIM
PROCESU S JOYCEM.
Soudce McGannon oznaCen CO
neznamy "treti." Obzalovany
Joyce die svsdeckych vypovedi
jest vrahem kagyho.

William H. McGannon, vrch-
nj soudce municipalniho soudu
byl oznaten iednim re svedku
re byl sam onim zahadnyrl
tretim muzem, jenz byl pfito-
men, kdyz ma zavrazd6neho
Kagyho bylo vypaleno. Usv6d-
cen byl pc vypovedi jin6ho
sv6dka, ienz tvrdil, re Joyce ie
pravym vinnikem, ktery zpuso-
bill smrt ob6ti onoho neblahG-
no veGera. Vypov6d' tato sesif-
la obzalobu, nebot' Jest V SOU
hlasu s poslednfmi slovy po-
streleneho Kagyho. ucin6nymi
V Lakeside nemocnici, tem6r
pred smrti. Sv6dek usv6dCujici
McGannona z pEitomnosti ime-
nuie sc w. p. Wilson a ieho
dosv6dGeni stavi pravdomluv-
most soudce McGannona do po-
divn6ho sv6tla, jelikoz tyz pfi
stiedeGnim pfisezn6m vysle-
chu pravil, re V udany den o.
pustil kagyho a Joyce ma Eu-
cid Ave. a vEch. 8. ul. a re mu
o n6jake stfelb6, jez Sc musela
stati pozdeji, niceho neni Zna-
mo.
Druhy svedek Jesse Holmes,
jenz predveden byl 2 vazby o.
kresni venice, kde oCekava
svuj osud pro pobodani sveho
souseda, oznacil zalovaneho Sc
vSi urcitosti jako pachatele ci-
nu. Policejni straznici Walter
Schuld James Perko pfisez-
ne vypravovali, re spatrili til
muze ma miste Cinu, 2 nichz ie-
den byl velke postavy, coz by
op6tne nasv6dGovalo V nepro-
speech McGannona.
Po vyslechu dalSich sv6dku
bylo pax jednani tohoto SEN
saGniho procesu soudcem Ber-
nonem odlozeno ma pond6li.
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ZlTREJSf DIVADLA.

Pred dvema tydny hrano by.
10 ma tfech mistech, V nedeli
minule nikde a ma ned6li zitfei-
81 hlaseny jseu opetne tri pred
staveni najednou. Bylo by "a.
hodno, ably Sc poTadatele do
hodli vzdy pred zahajenim di.
vadelnl sezony aspon ma neja-
KEN planovitem rozvrhu, W.
zaduje to zajem jejich vlastni,
nae sobe delat navzajem kon-
kurenci jedne redele, aby ne
deli pfiSti nemelo kan obecen-
stvo divadla navstevuiici iiti.
/, Dram. odbor leginnarii "Vcel
ka" eehraie V Cos. Mar. SIM na
Broadway zitreisf ned6le zaif-
ravou hrl ceske snisovatelkv
Abigail Horakove "Pani". KITE
RI mela velky 6sp6ch pfi PRIV
MIN provozovani ma nasi nei-
nTedn6isi divadelni scene Mar.
Divadla v Praze. Osnova pou-
tavdho dele zalozena Jest ma
nevd6ku d6ti vvstudovavSich
"a stradani a ob6ti rodicl. W.
lew iako bv ie primo vvstrihl
re zivota skutecnosti. Hra sa-
ma vvmvka Sc velmi nsp6sne s
tuctovVch her obvceineho re-
portoiru a Dobavi zaiiste cetn6
60 dostavivsi obecenstvo cd "a
Gatku az do konce.
Dram sbor Ant. Dvorak W.
pravi Ultra na inviSti osadni ST.
ne II p. Marie Lourdske roz-
marnou veselohru dramaticke-
no naSeho humoristy Skruzne-
no. iez svoii tvorbou sc snazi
nahra diti vtip veseli zesnu-
leho Samberka. "Ptaci fnozkv'
natri mezi hrv. iez isou osve-
zenim nikdy Sc nepfestanou
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NEJMLADSf LEKARNlCE.

Ma tento titul 81 della naro-
ky 22leta manzelka naseho
krajana lekarnika Hladika,
14701 Kinsman, jez obdr-
zela certifikat opravnenosti k
provozovani lekarnicke zivno-
sti. Hodnosti lekarnickeho mas
gistra ziskala ma lekarnicke
Skole Western Reserve. Nej-
mladSi lekarnice jmenovala sc
"a svobodna sleCna Frances
Grabkowska.
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HLEDA Sc

Vaclav Heina. Josef Bubna
. Vaclav Hodous, vsichni tri 2
Podskali II Orlika. Jan Sachol
Vvstrkova. Jan Lacina 2
Technice. Jan Soukup koZa-
rovice. Hleda 10 Mat6i Heino 2
Podskali II Orlika nebo syn. Ka-
rel Heina, Cista Il Rakovnika.
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