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SEALS.

HE. extending uses to which
/ aiIships are being applied have
considerable Of tEs romantic Up
.Srsf s5iIadl
;iag down sssls I Isl ISL tie ftr 6aql
.errs. Killing seals with a club is =.
easy. But first find your seals; Ar. y !.
men can find them in a few hours.
Same work in water boats often
takes weeks.
The airship in commerce IS ro1
mantle, because it is novel, unusual
Soon it will become commonplace
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I 9ApMITTEp 30 iss eI

GENEVA, Sept. e22s dci
ttonaI nat tions we're q
League sot M Hons odSS MI
comprise q 5tl1oniG 80 lltr
uRnia. Mef9bef efship S fhcm
the 4eagus aqr'
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OBSERVATIONS

Kisses smack Of rouge.
Good school teachers are usually
poor.
Taxes are keeping them down"
on the farm.
The rise IN cotton probably
means rs higher wooien suits.
Oh, well, playing the rag keeps
them from chewing 1t.
Taxi drivers make money in
either the short or the long run
Rolled stockings don't necessar-
lily make men look down on women'
Prosperity is just around tho
corner-outslde the high rent ulS
trIct.
Every girl is looking for hus-
band-both before and after mar
rtage.
Anyhow. H4rding's unemploy.
nent conferencb. will emploJ th9
conferes.
Little girls are punisheI fol
making faces. But not when they
grow up!
They arrested Chicago maa in
knee trousers. 1mpersonatus a
woman.
Joseph sorace, Sing Sing con
wet swan the Hudson and made q
clean getaway.
An English duke has married a
blacksmith's daughter. Watch he1
forge ahead.
"Reformers want to stop kissing
in movies. News item. Didn't
know reHormers kissed.
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ny ADAM s. LANE


F6u1lulLy Will NAe6SS
Shining Noses r..
Devoid Of Talcum,
With awful Slick
ropknots,
Devoid Of Gurls,
With skirts swdping Dirt
Around the Ankles,
And severe starchiness
AS to Neck.wear
And wristbands.
Friends, l Suffered
When l read Those
Resolutions.
I thought OF All
Those tresh young Teachers
Hustled into Prehistoric
Prudishness
AT one Full ;ssi
Swipe!
Remembering that Full
IIalf the Charm
OF the clty's Business :
Women day In The
(. Ranks Of our Teac ling
Force and That
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The Papuans use the spine Of the
sting ray for arrow points for
shooting fish. y.
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"Reformers want to stop kissing
in movies. News item. Didn't
know reformers kissed.
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Kisses smack of rouge.
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An English duke has married a
blacksmith's daughter. Watch he1
forge ahead.
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The rise IN cotton probabl
means higher WOODEN suits.
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Oh, well, playing the rag keeps
them from chewing 1t.
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Taxes are Keeping them down
on the farm.
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Joseph sorace, Sing Sing CON
Wet swan the Hudson and made q
clean getaway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
JUNE ELVlDGE, THE
NOTED MOVIE STAR
HERE FOR THE Big
AUTOMOTIVE SHOW

June Elvidge. the famous motion
picture actress. will appear here in
person and will be the big feature
of the four days Automotive Show,
March 9, 10, II and II officials Of
the show announced today.
Miss Elvidge is noted for her beauty.
She has hundreds Of admirers in
Ardmore who have seen her in numer-
GUS pictures, and who will be eager
TO meet her personally.
In addition to Miss Elvidge. the
local dealers have signed up other
big Orpheum acts including Frank
Dobson and his Thirteen Sirens; Yates
and Reed; james and Marion; Jean
ette Childs, the JOY Girl, John and
Nellie Holmes. the watch wizards,
and Charles Henry with his pets,
'the canine dreams"
The automobile dealers are sparing
no expense in securing high class
vaudeville for the Automotive Show,
as shown by the list announced. They
are also making every arrangement
to stage the attractions properly. The
stage at Convention Hall is being ar
ranged for drop curtains, the dealers
assuming all the expense of making
the changes. The runway platform,
which proved so successful last year,
will also be erected, and the lighting
effects will be complete in every de.
tail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
TRAPSH0OTING Is
REVIVED; SHOOT
WILL Be HELD
TUESDAY, FEB.

Trapshooting has been revived in
the city when members of Ardmore
gun club recently went to the traps
north of the city and tried ther hand
at the elusive target.
Notwithstanding the inclement wea-
ther some very crd1itlble scores were
made and considering that none Of
those Who participated have shot over
the trap in some time the scores We're
rather remarkable
Following is a summary Of the
events as scored by each shooter:
Sykes, 7gAl00; Heenln, 69xi0O; Coe,
49x75; Critchlow, 60x75 West, 1O4x
1876; Cochran. 36x50; Fort, 9OxlOO;
Conlee, S3x1OO Crahree, 5x25; Moore
head, l5x25; Cook, 26X50.
The next regular shoot will taks
place Tuesday afternoon February /,
al which time the regulars will begin
to close up the shooting events for
the hunting coat that is 10 be given
by the NJ. & C. Automobile Supply
Company
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PUT HIM BACK ON HIS
FEET Is MONTHS AGO

bothered a lot with gas and bloat-
ing. ! was constipated ana had he-d-
aches and dizzy spells nearly every
day. My back ached terribly ana it
was beginning 10 look like / never
would be any account aga Il.
Il h0d heard that Tanlac was good
for people who had had rhe flu and
it brought me right out and built me
up until felt like l was differ
cnt person. | went back 10 work
feeling as strong and well as I evel
had in my life and ever since then
have been in as good health as .
man could wan. | weigh one hund-
red and seventy-five pounds now,
am as strong as a mule and to look
at me nobody could Nell ! was ever
sick "A day in my life.'
Tanlac is sold u Ardmore by GRAY
lit Drug Co, in Healiton by smith
Mcknight Drug Co., City Drug store,
in New Wilson ny Ciy Drug store, in
Poolcyille by L. O. Majors, City Drug
Store, in Lone Grove by HELM Drug
CU--AdV
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MRS. DULANEY IS
DEAD; FUNERAL
TOBE AT RINGING

Mrs. 7. j. Dulaney, so yeirs old,
died at O'Clock this morning at her
home S20 c street. northwest, fol-
lowing an illness of several weeks.
The body will be taken to Ringing
for burial, but funeral arrangements
will not be completed until all rela-
tives Of the deceased reach here.
Mrs. Dulaney suffered ON attack Of
influenza some two yelrs ago and had
never entirely recovered from the eff
fects. Her conds ion grew slightly
worse about week ago, but was not
considered serious. She called her
daughter, Nj IS Birdie Duaney, this
morning at the usual hour $3.50 O'clock
nd when the latter had prepared
brealN.hst and went to arouse her
mother, she found her dead.
Besides Miss Birdie Mrs. Dulaney
is survived by nine other children.
Claude Du ancy Healdton; II, o. Du-
laney Fort Worth, Texas; ]. u. Du-
laney, Ringing; Mrs. Eula Rachel,
Atoka; Miss Bfnche Dulaney, Chick
ashl, Mr. Cecil Dulaney, Duncan; Mrs.
Otho Murphy, Luther and Thurmond
Dulaney Of this city. She is also
survived by two sisters, Mrs. owen
of Denton, Texas. and Mrs. Ryan of
Bonham, Texas, and three brothers,
l.. c. Slaughter of this city, Richard
Slaughter of Denton, Texas. and
Price Slaughter of ChickaSha.
Deceased was the widow of the late
Tom Dulaney who was accidently kill
ed in his gin at Cornish several yNrs
ago. With her children she moved to
Ardmore some 3 years ago,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
STORIES OF THE STREETS

At the netting held at Berwyn last
night to organize the cotton farmers
Of that section in the Oklahoma Cot
ton Growers Association quite num-
Der signed the contract and the work
will be carried on in that section
until al are enrolled. A meeting
viii be held tonight nj Lone Grove
fer the same purpose.
Earle X Ramsey, district engineer
and D. c. McCulley, county engineer
placed four men on the highway bc-
tween Ardmore ana Hcaldton to take
the traffic census These men will
continue this work for six days after
which the engineers will submit their
report to the state highway depart
ment.
The heavy taxpayers OF Carter
county are taking advantage of a re-
cent act of the legislature which ex-
tends the time for paying the first
half of taxes to April SOth and are
not coming in very rapidly and set
Ting with the county treasurer.
Sheriff Buck Garrett is in Muskogee
where he vas called before the fed
eral grand jj.fy that is in session at
that place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
TRAIN AND ENGINEMlcN TO
rIIP MOVE DONATIONS

Cleveland. Jan. 2S.-Enruc and
trrin crows TO move 100000 bush
cls OF wheat to be donated by west
crn farmers were offered to-day by
the executives OF Ahc big railroad
brotherhoods without charge fur the
mems abor to Horl,crt Hoover. IA
charge Of relieving Starvation among
tho hungry million OF Eurcro ami
China.
The Offer ~ tho railrcad mems
service WIS contained IN n telegram
90 Hoover AMI eajd E was believed
arrangements could be made with
tho r,ilrcads to furnish solid trains
TO tansport this wheat TO cast ckics
FREE OF charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
SENATE AND APPROPRI.
ATI0S SECTION OF WARE
BILL ENTER UPON TRUCE
.TContinued From Page Onel

.lContinued From Page One)
10 20 into the state treasury for two
million dollars Tor the purpose con-
, tempfased by the warehouse bill He
! appealed TO democrats to support his
! amendment. saying It was "a demo-
cratic principle that the people should
rule.
Senator Cordell OF Manitou, next
friend" Of the warehouse bill in lis
oareer in the senate, vehement!y de-
Tended his measure. He denied it
was class legislation. He made it clear
he considered the removal OF the ap-
propr'ation would be a death-blow
at the bill.
Senator Lillard, Democrat, Of okla
homa City. spoke in support of Glas-
ser's Amendment. which he said he
considered in harmony with demo-
cratic principles. He declared he be-
licvcd in local self-government.
Senalor Hin. Democratic Hoor lead
er, moved to table the Glasser amend-
ment. His motion lost, "a 10 II. The
roll call showed this lineup; Against
tabling the Glasser amendment-Ang-
lin, Briggs, Brown, Clark. Curne;,
Davidson, Draughon, Durant, Elem
ing, Frye, Glasser, sherman Simp
son Wallace, Wells, + e. Woods;
for t1blng the amendment-Carlock
Cartwright. Cordel, Coyne, Dearmon,
Goloble, HARRISON IIensley, Hill
Johnson Looney Lynch, Nor on,
Pugh, R1tliff, rutherford, Spurlock
At this stage of tho proceedings,
il seems that a majority of che SEN
ate favors a warehouse system, but
many are opposed to the sta e put
ting up the money to get it started.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

win teach journalism in the University
Of Wisconsin during the summer,
Herbert will teach Classes IN news
paper writing and magazine writins
and win also be in charge OF ynt
Summer Sess on kansan. puohsh'l
by summer session Journalism stud
ents. The University of Kansas sum
mer sfssion will open June 10 IN"
continuT six weeks.
Herbert came 10 thc University o.
Oklahoma in 1913. has been director
of journalism since 1917, an1 now
holds the rank Of professor of journa-
lisn. lie rece we'd his A. h. degree
from the University Of Illinois in 1919
and his NJ A. from Wisconsin in lsls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
ATTENDANCE At
MONDAY NIGHTS
BOUT DETERMINES :
FUTURE MATCHES

II the lovers of sport of Ardmore
show that they appreciate his efforts
to establish good clean wrestling holt S
in rhis city, states Sailor Jack Wood,
he will engage in a bout in the near
future with Charlie Rentrop, Of Hous-
ton, the boy who won the worlds
champion middleweght title from
Waino, some himc ago Wood says
that he win Judge The Hmount Of ap-
probation Of the local spor;smen by
the attendant. at the bout Monday
II ght, when ne Hrestles Sieve Nluryol.
of Texas.
Who'd has issued challenge 10
Dave Lewis, Of Wilson, for bout TO
q finish, winner take all. According
to rumors, Lewis has stated quite
often that he could easily defeat
Wood and the later is mos anxious
20 make the Wilson wrestler prove
it. Wood is confident that he can
defeat Lewis. These two mon wrcst-
led draw at Wichlpl Falls, Texas,
some time ago.
OSo l.. Frtsch, athletic director of
the u. $. Naval Reserve Training
Camp, Mt san Pedro, California
writes OF Wood as follows:
MIR Jack Wool, who while IN The
NAVY, was detailed as instructor in
wrestling due to his thorough know
ledge OF this sport, and his unusual
ability TO teach groups of men as well
as individually. would make an ex-
cellent instructor FOR any organization.
He is dependable, takes q keen in
terest in his work Mr. Woods char
acter and habits Of living are beyond
rcproach"
Sailor Jack IS now in charge OF the
wrestling department of Togo's athle-
tic eporium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
Kansas City Man in Best of
Health Ever Since Taking
Tanlac Year and Half
Ago, Which Proves Its
Good Effects Are Lasting.

1t was eighteen months ago that
Taublc set me right and put be back
on the job and TO this day I have
enjoyed the best of health" said Carl
Wolfrum, Of 521 Chestnut s., Kansas
C5iy, Mo.
Back when the flu was first rag
ing ! had a bad spell of il that
kept me down in bed for three weeks.
When / got so l could get up | WIS
50 weak | could hardly stand on my
feet. ! wasn't able to 20 back to
work ana many day had such aw-
ful spells of biliousness could not
get ou' Of bed al ali.
My appetite was pretty near gone
and nothing tasted right. My stomach
was sour most of the time and | was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
HERBERT GOES TO
KANSAS JOURNALISM
SCHOOL FOR SUMMER

Norman. Jan. 3S.-H. II. Herbert.
director OF The University OF Oklahoma
school OF journalism, VII be in charge
versity of Kansas during the 1921
summer session. il was learned here
this week. Professor Herbert will
take the place of l.. n. Flint, who
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
rnliccman,s Home nynamIicd

st Louis, Jan. sS-Michacl ]. Fin-
ncEan, a policeman. and his dauehters,
Estelle. II pcars old. and Margaret.
nine, were badly cut by flyins debris.
when bomb WAS exploded at their
home herc last nisht in what police
believe was an attempt at asfassina.
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
NEW UNION BARBER SHOP

The Brarwood Barber Shop has
been upcntd on North Washington
StrcN with J.. c. GSldcns az PRO-
retor and 100 stewart and EgIc
watcricld as BARRIERS. Al equipment
Va ncw and clean and sanitary. Your
patronage is earnestly sofcitcd--eldv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
NOTICE NATIONAL GUARD

You GTe hereby ordered to report at
the Armory for drll and TO draw
pay for first period Of 1919, all mem
bers must be in full uniform.
CAPT. Il. q. McSEAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
New Orleans and New
York Cotton Markets

New Orleans. jan. 2s.-Cotton open
ed steady. March, .14.O7; May. 1890;
July, 1886 ;Oct. 1870; Dec 1870.
New York. Jan. 2S.-Coiton opened
barely steady. March, 1880; May,
1850; July. 1897; oct 1885; Dec.
l5.45; offered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

run. Those who view his canvas are
struck by the vividncss with which II
protrays the stirring eveHt, and the
(idclity to fact. both in detail and
spirit.
The bill to prohibit the killing OF
quail for 10 VARS, which was intro
duced in both houses, seems to be
rather dead Commf tees In both
houses and senate recommended that
II do not pass. In both houses it
was moved that minority report
ilNor~be 10 the bill, be adopted The
motion lost in both cases. Some of
he senators became somewhat ex-
cited, and discussed the measure and
what their constituents thought of ii
with much vipor
Mortons bill TO appropriate $500 TO
bring members Of boys and girls pig
clubs to Oklahoma City to attend Il
demonstration connected with their
club activities failed of final passage
m the senate yesterday. Morton gave
notice he would ask for recons.dera-
ton later. The cry OF economy was
raised against I,his appropriation. and
the senate a half-hour or more de-
hIting IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Holy masses will be read
as usual at eight ana ton O'Clock,
FIR. JAMES j. WALLIlAP, Pastor.
Adv 2S-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
FOUR UNDEFEATED
TEAMS OF BASKET
BALL TO CLASH AT.
HIGH GYM TONIGHT

With the meeting of four undcfeated
teams, Ardmore basketball fans are
looking forward to the most exciting
games in the history of the Ardmorc
school athletics when frdmore high
boys meet Lawton. and Arlmore girls
meet Durant girls.
The doube-headcr will open at 1880
o'clock at the high school gym and
Judging from the amount OF enthusi-
asm evidenced, the halls will be pack
ed TO capacity by the time the game
is called.
Following tho game the Steno-
graphoi Club will entertain the mcm-
bers of the four games at the home
OF Miss Florence Felker, 603 North
Washington street, Guests will be
limited to members Of the club and
TO members of the four teams.
Lineup for the Ardmore and Du-
rant girls Is as follows:
Ardmore
Maudic Stacey
Daphcne Eastcrwood ---------------r
Nelma Floldman --------------------
Mary Davis
Eutha Easterwood ------------------f
Durant
katheryn Carter ----------------s. C..
Fannie Tunc ------------------- ------c
Opal Reed -------------------
Dorig Hlnir
Helen Foniainc ---------------------I
Gladys Pirlc ---------------------
Subs for Ardmorc: Cleo Carpenter,
Vivian Duston and Ruth Holdman;
purant subs; Mary Culhertson and
Winona Dyer. Miss Aubrey, coach.
The lineup for i.awton could not be
asccrtaincd, but the following players
will he here for The game; CurdSs
Parker, Wilbur Harper, Carl Hanks
Glen Adair, Eugene Johnson, Bascum
pippcn, John March, John Japp and
Ted Amphlctt.
Ardmorc lineup is as follows;
Singer, f; sullivan, f; slough, q;
Colh,rt II. noak 4. sub Freeman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

Marry Clnssr OF Bnid ana Ton,
Angiin of Holdcnvilo have been nd.
dei TO the senate committee on pcns'
institutions at the request Of Il. y
iiill. chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

A sketch OF shc run INTO osiahoma
Nprl 70 1859. painted by John Noble
81 Proyinceio,vn. Conn. formerly Of
Wichita. Kansas. has been placed on
exhibition In the captol. nc,r the
model OF the proposed soldiers me-
mortal arch, ard Is attracting much
stten,icn. Nohle saw tho historic
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DOSUD MIC URCITEHO.
NEBYLO UCINENO MA KONFERENCI IRCANU
VZtlLEDEM K NABfDKAM BRlTlCKEHO
PREMIERA

Londyn, s. cervence. Times pravf, re zasvecenvch
E2ch Sc ocekava ze De Valera poda vasEi navhy ma
}atldky premlera Lloyd George- Ackoli media tosti
tVfd, prosycha re nneniste davaji pfednos konfe-
fencl z by svola M kde by pTedseda nekdo ienz nenf
pfmym zasupcem brtick6 vady Konerence podobna bva
konana Buckinghamskem palaci 1914 ehdy predse-
da predseda snemoy posaneck6 Byla pry by tez "a
doucna pfitomno zamofskych premerG, nichz nektery
moh by zaujati msto pfedsedncke
hoatricky premier Jan c. SHUTS doel do Dubina dnes
radil vldci sinnfenistI.
lublm B. cervence. - Vzhedem dGleztosti chouo-
svost stuace IT, kdoz b6rou mrovem hnuti
di sc patne zasadou re mcenvost pro nynesi dobu lest
tou nelepsi poitikou Nasedkem toho to- re ozna
men priced Smutse eho podflen ma konferenci
sirSi vefenos mic nen znamo tam deje
kazdy mluv mfru vyskytujf povesti re prfm6m
bude uednano avak ia ami strana nevydaa zadneho
fednho pohaSen Pozoruhodno vsak jest vada zna6ne
zmlrnlla sve poatovac opafen posednich dnech re
zadnemu pfepadan polcie voska nedcSlo v okof Du
bna.
konference zahajena pondeli odrocila do pat
ku kdy bude nj poracovno. A6ko gen. Smuts nebere ma
nj ucasenstv iako zastupce brtck6 vady sto
ze pfines mformace snnfenstGm ak daeko brcka vlaa
Jest hotova Jiti poskytnutf vlastnl vlady Irsku
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DIVE ZENY SPADLY DO NIACARY.
-OBEs VSAK PODARILO Sc ZACHRANITI, NELL
DONESENY BYLY X VODOPADUM

Niagara Falls, s. cervence Jedna zena bya premo-
zena vedrem dnes skacea do fey Nagary enom maou
Nzdaenos mad amerckym vodopady na omdevs pfi po-
hledu ma nj nasedovala il. ODE byy zachran8ny.
Prvni zena, p Joseph Ranesova tohoto mesta sedea
ma hradbe ma samem kraji vody ednou pelkyn P.
nesova pax druha zena spadly do feky ide kef ma
10 hled6liz Koziho ostrova zplsobil poplach. }M ~
N6kok mu2u vrhlo do feky a podafio Sc i'm yvlovti
prteym pi Rainesove Mezitm vSak p Ranesova byla
patnact stop daleko bzia jiz vodopad6m kiyz
muz enz pozde odepfe uda sv6ho mena dial Sc uvazati
pustil za nj.
Edward Hager, Wrghsvile, N. j.. dosta provaz re
sveho automobu Neztoo5n6ny hrdna chopiv Sc ednoho
konce bezel podel bfeu mnu zenu ez rychle unsena
bya vodopaddm PAX Yrhl sedo feky, chopl pf
nesoye, kdyz byla n6mu donesena dovekl il bfehu
zenam dostao osefen DR.. Bankerem z Columbus
Jenz by mezi dvaky ODE jsou mimo nebezpecf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
AEROPLANOVE. NESTEsTi.
PADLI MU "a OBET ROBERT STASTNY Z WILRER.
NEB. A 81. KRlSTINA STEYSKALOVA z DETROIT.

Praha, 3 cervence VGera stalo Sc " bzkost Prahv
aeropanoNe neses keremu podlehl Robert St astny Will
ber Neb, ST. Krsna Steyskalova Detroit Mich Die ka
beogramu zaseho Dennimu Hlasateli panem Skalou sd
casnl letu mad Prahou l6ado sTitio Pfi dopadu
zem vznikl aeroplanu ohen oba cestuc ride jeho
hofeli> s.@
Zprava oznamujic zahynuti techto madych Americana
znamena Za Dol obou sranach ocenu. Oba zabit mali
jak Americe tax Cechac eetne pfbuznych jei
ypravou Ceskeho Narodnho Sdzeni Ceskosovensk re-
publiky netusce, re 81 tam edou pro Mlady Robert
Stastny el svo makou, znamou Instrumentation lekaf
kou dr. Olgou Stasnou, Ceskosovenske repubce d
jake insrukorka M c. A. Jel spolecnos sveho deda
znameho kraana f. j. Sadka Wber Neb pax sveho sva-
kra Emilia Fodv bankere Carkson Neb jeho Anto-
ME Secna Krna Steyskalova byla vvpra
Wy lela do Czech svo matkou pan Mar Steysalovou
Detroit, Mich.