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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

The early Christmas shopping idea
is all right. 1t is much easier for
father to spare a few dollars each
week as time rolls on than to have to
dig up a lump sum about the third
week in December. It's good thing;
push it along.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Oh, yes, Enameleen, there is a lady
in Columbus, forty years of age, who
never spoke a cross word to her hus-
band. She never had one. She's a
bachelor maid"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Because of the fact that there are
so many automobiles rushing hither
and yon it is no longer safe to stop
in the middle of the street to swap
stories or gossip.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

port. Both of these gentlemen de-
livered interesting addresses. A ban
quet was given in their honor at the
conclusion of the meeting, Mr.. H. +.
Simrall acting as postmaster.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

1t is reported that guests on Mar
coni's yacht, cruising in the Mediter-
ranean, danced to the wireless music
of an orchestra playing in London.
So, if you see a man and a maid cheek
dancing down Main or up Market, it
may be that they have suddenly
caught the wireless output of some
New York cabaret. If the Rev. Mr..
Psaltery rebukes your absence from
the morning service you can claim
that you caught it by choirless. And
maybe, at some time in the future,
political campaigns will be conducted
by hairless.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

SUBSCRIBERS who fail to receive
their paper regularly will confer a
favor on the management by notifying
this office promptly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

In regard to voting, some wives will
vote whichever way their husband do,
while some other wives will vote
whichever way their husbands do not.
Twas ever thus.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Speaking of that good old dollar
shirt-where, oh where, is it? And
what became of the old-fashioned one
that used to open in the back and had
a little flap in front to hold it down,
but was never used? Guess it dis
appeared with the canopy-top phae-
ton.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

when the attention Of The Dispatch
is called to any mis-statement of
facts, or any error concerning any
man or thing, correction will be cheer
fully made.)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

-Four army planes made the nine
thousand mile flight from New York
to Nome and return without much
hardship or incident. Uncle Sam is
now able to quickly and safely wing
his way to his uttermost possessions.
Alaska, which but a short time back
was considered as the worlds frozen
frontier, is now a blend of treasure
house and garden within a few days
flight of our Nations metropolis.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

superior 90 Sehubort's "Serenade"
Ask DIR. DiYelbiss or Mn. Lide to play
III for you.
At a revival held some time ago
the minister asked all in the congre-
cation who wanted to 60 70 Heaven
to stand. All stood with the excep-
tion Of one boy. The minister looked
at the lad inquiringly and asked;
I"Son, don't you want to go to
Heaven?7 The boy looked the clergy
man squarely in the eye and replied:
"No, sir, Columbus u good enough for
me-"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

"Since prohibition went into effect,
man has come to occupy a new place
in the home," says an Anti-Saloon
orator. We presume he is referring
to the cellar.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Largest circulation in Northeast Mis-
sissippi and Northwest Alabama.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

One thing we wish is that Henry
Ford dealt in shoes, porterhouse
steaks and things of that character.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Sale Of mems and boys oyercoats
at Kaufman's.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Yes, Enameleen, the saying, "Wom-
ans place is in the home," originated
before the automobile did.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03
ODD BITS AND
CURRENT EVENTS
BY c. M. BRosIUS.

Looks like old times. The lone
bandit is again at work.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

Member international News Service.
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Entered at the Postoffce at Columbus,
Miss. as Second Class Matter.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-03

The Dispatch Printing and Pub. Co,
Publishers.
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vB. mEs.... Editor and Manager
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Popular Young People Wed.

Fred Patterson, Of near New Point,
and Miss Mary Knealc, Of that same
locality, were quietly married by one
of the Mound City pastors, Saturday,
May |, 1920, at the home of the bride 4
mother, Mrs. William Kncalc, the ccIc.
mony taking place ut five o'clock in
the evening. Only "A very few intimate
friends were present 10 see the happy
event and To partake Of the wedding
dinner.
The groom is the son Of James Pat
tcrson, Of this city, but has made his
home for good many years with his
uncle. l.um Patterson, and he Is one
Of the best Young men in Holt county
while the bride Is well and favorably
known for her many good qualities.
The happy couple were treated TO an
old fashioned charivari and have al.
ready gone TO housekeeping at the
Lum Patterson home, and the Herald
and numerous other friends wish for
them all that is best in this world
where you get so much happiness and
Joy in living-that II looked at from
the right angle prepares you for O
better home in world 10 come
Maitland Herald, May 8, 1920.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Forest City and Vicinity

son, Roy Grimes and family.
p. II. Yoder returned to his home
in Rosendale, Mo-, last Friday, after
making an extended visit here with his
son, Fred Yoder and family.
VIM. Crawford was business
visitor n St. Joseph, Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. John Arnold came
in last Wednesday from Sparks. Okla,
and are making a visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert kollmer, and otneI
relatives an friends.
$. Reed, Of Napier, visited last
Friday with his mother. Mrs. +. Reed
Harley Wilkes spent Friday in st
Joseph.
Ford Car For Sale.
3ts MRS. ONlE PLUMMER.
"A Ladies Pocket Book was found
by j. A. Lease Saturday, May /.
Rev. {. j. Chappell was spending
few days last week.at Hale, Mo, on
business and looking at the country
Mrs. II. X. Cotton went TO West.
boro. Mo-, Friday evening, where she
spent a few days with her mother
Mrs Preston, who is on the sick list.
--l.afc Ogden, who Is in the provi.
slOnaI squadron NJ camp Dougc, Iowa
spent few days, last week, with his
folks, Jack 0guen and family, north
Of town.
Bert Hamilton has purchased the
Frank Waggoner farm, north Of town,
in Monticello district, and expects to
move their this week. Frank and wife
will move into the Richardson proper
" on Main street.
Friday evening, Dwight Meyer
and Fred Evans dug out six half
grown young foxes, on the Ed Evans
farm, and have them pcnncd un now.
Frank Waggoner was transacting
business in st. Joseph, last Wcdnes.
day.
Mrs. J. W. Fitzmaurice left Fri
day for Oklahoma City, Okla, where
she Is maxine visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Chas. Schiller.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
ATTENTION, COMRADES.


In compliance with orders from the
National and Department headquar-
ters of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie. all survivors of the Union Army
and their sons, survivors of the Span
ish-American War and the World
War. are fraternally requested and in
vited to participate with Meyer Post
G. A. r., in observing Memorial and
Decoration Day, Sunday, May %, and
Monday, May 81, 1920.
Members Of Meyer Post, and these
organizations, are requested TO as
semble at the court yard park, at lO
q. m, on Sunday, May 90, for the pur-
pose of attending divine worship at
the First NJ. +. c.urch; the ANIMAL
memorial sermon will be delivered by
Chaplain T. d. Roberts.
The NJ. +. church choir is requested
to furnish the music for these exer-
cises.
The Harris f. Petree Post, Ameri-
can Legion, Henry bankers, cOmman-
der, Is requested to act as escort to
Meyer Post and Sons Of Veterans to
divine services, May %, and will have
charge OF arrangements on Decoration
Day, May 81. They are requested to
make detail for color guard and firing
squad, and make such other arrange
ments as will add impressiveness to
the occasion as they deem best, and
report 10 these headquarters.
Pew. H. A. Doughty and J. j. Lux
ems, on behalf Of the NJ. T.. church
organization, and Charles King, VIM.
Stewart and Bert Maple for the Sons
of Veterans, and such detail from the
Harris E. Petree Post, American Le-
oion. as may be made, are requested
to act as a decoration committee for
the exercises at the M. +. church, on
May 90.
II is hoped all religious bodies OF
our city will Join with Meyer Post and
associate bodies in holding these SER
vices.
Jacob King is assigned to duty to
mark all graves and see that graves
Of the dead of Meyer Post, the War
Of '98, and the World War are prop
erly cared for.
Albert Kunkel is requested to act as
bugler on Decoration Day, and report
to these headquarters.
The Oregon Business Mems Band is
requested to furnish the music on Dec
GRAFTON Day, May ri.
The following ladies are respectfully
requested TO act as a committee TO re-
ceive such flowers as may be sent for
decoration at the court yard park, on
Monday, May 81, at 0 d. m, and ar
range them In suitable forms for dec
Grafton purposes: Magazines Bonnie
Hogan, Bert Maple, Paul Frye, DAN
Kunkel. Chas. King, Jas. Huutsman,
Gree pangan, Alhert Cottelo ReesSc
Hetsh Hsn.y n.A = !. Em!.s Y
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14

4 Dunbam. w n AIkirc and Misses
Lou Pe,reo' NiLircj koocI virginia
Netberland. BInnchc uoJgin. Esthcr
Kelly. Mildred King.
An comrades of Never Posi-. Grand
Army of Inc Ron,bIic: Sons oi Meter,
ans of the Union Army, suryivors If
The Snanisb. American sbJ Wo,iJ IVA,
are requested 10 assemble n, The co,,r,
yard nary n, i0,OO n n, ~, M,nJav
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14

Misses Edmee Banks and Julia
Mckee were shopping in st. Joseph,
Saturday.
Two large steam boats passed up
the Missouri River, Sunday, pushing
two big barges Of coal. The names
on the boats were "Daniel Lendsley"
and "Cas;arllia."
George Swope, of the Walnut
Grove district, was in our citv and
Oregon, Monday.
Chick Quick and family spent the
day, Sunday, at the Frank Golden
home in Chambers district.
Mrs. A. J. Lyons and Miss Gladys
Owens went TO Oregon. last Monday
afternoon, and visited with Mrs. u. V.
Evcr,ls.
VIM. Baker, Sr, Mrs. Emma Holt
grove, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Cotton and
son, Bert, Russell Cotton and family
celebrated Mr.. Bakers 10Th birthday
at the Ed Keaster home in the White
district. His daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ri Moss, who live near Okmulgee,
Okla, sent him fine mess Of lettuce
and onions, which they had raised this
spring, FOR a present.
Harry &. Teare, Of st. Joseph, and
r. +. Teare visited Sunday with their
mother. Mrs. Matilda Tcaw.
An outdoor picnic was held ut
the home Of A. J. LYONS, in honor Of
Miss Gladys Owens, Of Maryville.
Those in attendance were: A. j. Cot
ten and family, J. NJ. Shumate and
family, A. j. Lyons and family, Miss
Elizabeth Sobbing, and Messrs. War
rcn II. Brett and Fred Conner
Mrs. o. r. Emery was st. Jo-
seph visitor, Monday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Headquarters, Harris T.. Petree Post.
American Legion,

Headquarters, Harris +. Petree Post
American Legion.
In compliance with action Of this
post on invitation from Meyer Post
q. A. r., all members Of the Harris
+. Petree Post, American Legion, and
all ex-seivice men Of the World Wal
are requested TO report ut these head.
quarters on Sunday, May 20, ut II
a. M, and on Monday, May 81, ut II
a. M. for the purpose Of attending
Memorial Day and Decoration Day ex'
ercises, thus assisting the fast fading
ranks Of the &, A. r. in observing
these days.
All comrades are requested as fai
as possible TO report in uniform.
HENRY A. bankers,
CARL W. BOSE, Commander
Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Attention. Sons Of Veterans.

Attention. Sons Of Veterans.
All Sons Of Veterans Of the Civil
War, the Spanish-American War and
the World War will report for duty t.
participate in the exercises of Me-
mortal and Decoration Day. They will
report at the public park, Sunday
May %, at 10 a. M, to attend services
at the NJ. +. church; at the public
park, on Monday, May 81, to take part
in the Decoration Day exercises.
All those having flowers at their
homes are requested to bring what
they can spare. -
DAN B. KUNKEL,
Commander
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Evangelical Church.

EVaHKtTtHf OUuICu,
All the regular services next Sun
day. Preaching service at Nickell's
Grove in the morning and in town in
the evening. The month of, May is
full Of interest in our Forward Move
ment. This week is given over to the
interests Of our Educational Institu-
tons, Next week will be Christian
Stewardship week, and we have mes
sages in keeping with this part of our
work. All our services should be of
interest to those who meet with us.
We have a welcome for you.
+, A. PAUL., Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14
Forest CITY Baptist Church.

Preaching each first and third Sun
day, both morning and evening.
Sunday school next Sunday, 10 a.
m; preaching, IL a. m. and s p. m.
Young people meeting, ~. m. Sub
ject, "The Program Of Stewardship in
America During the Nineteenth Cen
tury." Leader, Lewis Shumate.
You are cordially invited to each
and all of these services.
RICHARD l.. STRATTON, Pastor
Busy Bible Class.
Glass No. 3, OF the christian Sum
day school, met Thursday night May
6, 1920, at the Fred loder home. Al
the business session, the name Busy
Bible Class" was adopted. II was de-
cided TO meet every first and third
Thursday night Of each month. There
were % present. After refreshments
were served, they adjourned to meet
May 20, at the Chas. Hoover home.
CHAS. HOOVER, President.
OLLIE YoDER, Secretary.
Miss Mildred Dean, Of Quitman,
Mo-. came down last Wednesday and
visited few days at the VIM. Rey-
nolds and Bert Hamilton homes.
Miss Gladys Stanton, Of Clarinda,
Iowa. came down last Wednesday 10
be at the NJ. X. Cummings home, while
her mother, Mrs. Cummings, and an
other daughter, Mrs. Guy Wood, Of
Wcatherby, Mo, are in Ottawa, Ran.
sas, TO be with their daughter and sis
ter, Miss Marie Stanton, who is quite
sick.
Mrs. w. c. Grow and son. vii.
liam. Of Kansas City. came up last
Wednesday and are making visit
with her sister, Chas. Sentney and
wife.
George Watson made business
trip TO st. Joseph last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Grimes went TO
Forbes. Monday, and is visiting her
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NEMCI NEPROPUSTl PO-
MOCNY WAX.

Brusel, 20. zafi. V pfedve-
Ger vypravenf zdravotnfho
vlaku urceneho pro Polsko cd
Belgickeho Cerveneho Kfize,
Nemecko uvedomilo vladu, ze
nepropustf vlak nemeckym d.
zemfm. Belgicti 1rednfci odpo-
vedeli ze vlak vyjede v ozna-
meny Cas-, avsak Nemci znova
sdelili, re setrvavajf ma SVEN
rozhodnutf a re vlak nepropu-
stf svym dzemfm. Prihoda tato
pfetfasana byla mezi delegaty
do mezinarod1f financni kon.
ference zde. DTfveisi svyc arskJ
president Ador, ienz Jest Pied.
sedou financnf konferencest a
rovnez Mezinarodniho Certe-
neho Kffze' zaslal dnes vecer
protestnf telegram berlinskt
Wade. Pres nemecke vyhruzky
vlak vyiel do Polska DO velkt
demonstrate ma nadrazf.
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NOVY kURS AMER. OBCAN
SKEHO PRAVA.

Ma schulz zen V broadway
ske knihovne u vych. 55. ul.,
ktera byla konana We stredu
vecer bylo usneseno organise
vati tridu pro znalost zaklad-
mich opcanskych prav povin-
nosti, hlavn6 pokud Sc tyte
voleb. Jako, ucitel tohoto kur-
su byl ziskan osvedceny pracov
mix p. Jan Prdcha, urednik
mestskeho pristehovaleckeho
odd6lenf, jenz po celou radu
let velkym uspechem pripra-
voval sta muzd pro naturalisac
nj zkousky.
Prvni schIze move tridy ko-
ma sc dnes We ctvrtek V 1880
hod. vecer taktez V broadway
ske knihovne. Jest sice urcena
hlavne pro zeny, ale mohou
byti prijati muzi.
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ZASILANI PENEZ DO STARE
VLASTI.

Obnosy zasilane pres more
dosahujl dnesni DOLBY vetsi W.
Sc nez-li kterakoli jina financni
transakce. Cd zakonceni valky
odesilaii Sc penize ruznych
pTicin, nekdy We snaze pomoci,
nekdy k vGli vlastni radosti,
vlastenectvf, neb obchodne
take nekdy z pychy. Jedna
nejcilejsich uradoven pro
zahramcnf vymenu jest Otis
Co. ma Squaru proti poste. Sta
muzG i zen posila prostfedni-
ctvfm jejim penize svym Ii
dem do cizich zemi.
Jest podivuhodnym ukazem,
kterak Sc lid zijici Americe
snazi pomoci svym milym, Ii
jicim We stare vlasti, pravi RI
ditel Otisova cizineckeho sme-
narniho oddeleni.
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HAVfRI DOSUD MA STAVCE

Martins Ferry, 30. Zari.
Sized havirG 2 vychodniho O.
hia, ktery sesel Sc zde vcera "a
dGelem urovnani neopravnene
stavky 1000 uhlokopG V okre-
sich Harrison, Jefferson Bel
mont, odrocil Sc pozde vecer,
aniz by Sc dospelo k nejakemu
dohodnutf. Sized bude pokra-
covati V jednani Ultra V 9 hod.
rano.
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kace o viso je jede1 dollar a "a
viso devet dollaru a ty museji
byt zaplaceny americkemu ko-
misafi anobo konsulovi venku.
Vystehovalci spadajicf do de
finice zAkona proti dovozu
kontraktniho delnictva do Spo-
jenych Statu mohou byt pripu-
Steni jen .ehdy, kdy, predlozi
dostatecn> doklady, re jsou
profes. herci, umelci, pred
Mascot, pevci, diplomovane ose-
trovatelky uznanych skol o.
setrovatelskych a nemocnic,
knezi, profcsori, osoby naleze-
jici ke kteremukoliv ucenemu
a uznavanemu povolani, osoby
zamestnavajicf Sc domacf pra-
ci, jako slu&ky a p., zamestnan-
ci vystavnl, pokud vystavy byly
autorizov$ny kongresem.
Divky prijizdejici do Ameri-
ky sc provdat, t,nemohou odejit z
dozoru pristehovaleckych ured
nikI. dokud prislusny urednik,
majici dozor V pfistave, nenf
presvedcen, re divka takova
bude fadnG chranena do DOLBY
sveho shatku.
Vsickni pristehovalci We We
ku pres 1G let, kterf nedovedou
cist anglicky anebo jiny jazyk
anebo dialekt, jsou vylouceni z
prfstupu do Ameriky S vyjim-
kou nasledujicf: Osoby fysicky
neschopne tfst, nebo osoby pri-
vezene sem anebo povolane a
merickymi obcany anebo "a
konnite pfipuStenymi osadniky
a to: Otec. kdyz je pres 55 ro-
XII starry, ded pres 55 let starry,
zena, matka, babicka, nepro-
vdana aneho ovdovela dcera,
osoby prejlcf 81 uniknout nabo-
zenskemu pronasledovanf V ze-
mi sveho posledniho trvaleho
pobytu, osoby projizdejicf Spo-
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OPOZDENE OZNAMKY.
PRODA Sc neb xymeni 81

PRODA Sc neb vymeni 80
akrova farma Sc vsim zarize-
MIN "a maietek V Clevelandu
neb V okoli. Farma ie v Ju-
neau okresu statu Wisconsin,
8 mile cd mesta, dvou hlav-
rfch drah. 10 minut cd sko-
lv. dobre trhv. Pod pluhem ie
55 akrG, ostatni les a pastvina,
vSe V rovin6. Dim je rok sta
rV vSechny stavby jsou do
hre. PrfGina prodeie stari a
remoc. Cena S6000.00. O hliz-
81 piste pod znackou Gar
ma" do adm. t. |. 1912
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DIVA BANKOVNf BANDITE
DOPADENI.

Monroe, Mich. 90. zarf. -
Diva re ctvr banditd, kterf O.
loupili odbocku Dansard stat
nj ban,Iv v Montoe dnes casne
rano, byli dopadeni serifovou
druzinou V nedalekem kukurit
mem poll. Dva JIM uprchli g
isou pronasledovani. Patty muz
ienz pry Tidil automobil. v
nemz lupici uieli Monroe
byl jiz drive chycen. z ukrade.
nych 5000 diva tisice byly ma.
lezeny u lupicG.
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d.
napisy, zpusobili veliky nepo-
fadek volanlm "Hura pro A
meriku! Pryc Angliiw w
trznost nabyla takovych roz-
meru, re recniky nebylo slyse-
ii tudfz rozhodnuto odroGi-
ii schulz. Skupina zen, jez pra-
vily, re jsou cleny organisace
zname jako "Zenske hlidky
pro vymahani valecnych cild
Ameriky," vedla vetrelce. Ne
ktere z vlajek nesla jmena bri-
tickych delegatG k jubilejni O.
slave a S oznacenim jake "bri-
tickych spehounI'. Vytrznost
zapocala, kdyz Sc dospelo ma
programu k briticke hymne
"God Save the King Nekolik
hochu a divek re sboru ma je-
visit odeslo, prohlasivse, re
nebudou zpivati britickou hy-
mnu a re nevedeli, re jest ma
programu.
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NOVA PRAVIDLA PRO PRI-
STEHOVALECTVf DO SPO-
JENYCH STATU.

Prof. Sarka B. Hrbkova, Fl
ditelka Ccskoslovenske Sekce
Cerveneho Krize Americkeho,
Foreign Language Information
Service, obdrzela Cd jeneralni-
no pTistehovaleckeho komisare
A. Camin1tti a z Department.
Statu z Washingtonu dodatec-
ne infornace novych pravi-
dlech, tykajicich Sc visovanf
prGvodnfch listin tech, kdoz
pref 81 stetov Sc z jinych ze-
mi do Spojenych StatI.
u Pristehovalci prejfcf 81 ,pfiift
do Spojenych Statd mali 81 Wy
zadat cd svfch pratel a pribuz-
nych We Spojenych Statech
pfesne informace o pravidlech
techto, ably sc vyhnuli mnohym
nepriiemnostem a nesnazim,
nez jsou pfipusteni do zeme
Svobody. A pTibuznf a pfatele
tito majf podat informace "a
dane, anebo sc mali obratit ia
Ceskoslovenskou Sekci Ameri-
ckeho Cerveneho Krize, aby
tax ucinila.
Vystehovalci musejf 81 nej-
prve poffdit prGvodnf list od
eve vladv a tento prGvodni list
must byti visovan americkym
komisafen anebo konsulem v
distriktu, We kter6m vystehova-
lee bvdlf. Do nfadovny komisa
re nebo konsula americkeho
must Sc kazdy vyst6hovalec do
stavit osobne a pFinest dve ma
le sve podobenky. Potom 81 da
vyffdit apjikaci visovanf pa
su, iimz Sc mu dovoluje steho-
vat do Ameriky.
Povoleni ke vstupu ma anne
rickou pidu nemGze byt cizinci
pfedem udeleno pred jeho prf-
jezdem do pTfstavu. ponevadz
pravo pripustenf anebo odmft-
mutt podle zakona ie v rukou
pfistehovaleckych inspektorI v
takovych prfstavech po pred
heznem vysetrenf l6kaTskymi a
inspekcnfmi urednfky.
DoporuSuie Sc, abv pristeho-
valci pfedlozili americkemu ko
misafi anebo konsulovi affida-
witty cd svych pfateI anebo pri
buzpVch Americe, iak isou IL
to schopni a ochotni Sc O ne sta
rat pti ieiich prfiezdu do t6to
Zenne zaroven mali predlozit
nodrobnosti proc chteii jeti do
Ameriky. lake bude ieiich "a
mestn5nf. kym budou bydlet
a podobn6.
Zadny pfistehovalec bez pa
su visovaneho americk5m ko-
misarem a1ebo konsulem nebu-
de nfipuster do Spoienych Sta |
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ZIMA Sc rvchle blizi. bu-
dete potfebovat zinnf Satstvo.
Vas starry znamy Frank Krei-
* vam opravf. vytisti a W.
zehlf lax oblek muzskv. tax /
zenskV. Kupuie tez obnoSen6
satstvo. Vvkona a poslouzi
var We vSem k vaSi spokoie-
nosti. Navstivte lei V (. 1900
Broadway, blize "Sveta".
IN o
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VYTRZNOST PRI POUTNI.
CKE OSLAVE.

New York. 90. zaTi. Policie
povolana bvla do Carnegie
Hall dnes veter, abv vvpudila
t1upu muz6 a zen. kteTi dosta.
ii Sc do budovv behem oslavy
900. vyroci pristanf Poutnikd V
Plymouth. Mass. Vetrelci. ne.
seuci vlaikv proti-britskFmt
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KOZEL ZAHRADNfKEM.

Policeinf soudce S. H. Silbert
odsoudil vcera byvaleho poll
cajta Make Zuckera. 105O8
Earle Ave. k pokute 5000, a k
rahrad6 soudnich itrat "a to,
ze jednomu opilemu zatcenci z
kapsy ukradl diva dollary. :.
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iene Statv na ,ceste imam.

iene Statv ma ceste imam.
o .dalsi podbrobnosti a pres
ma vysv6tieni obrat'te Sc ma
Czechoslovak Section, Foreign
Language Information Service,
American Red Cross, 11O7
Broadway, New York City, N.
Y.