davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
COFFEE MARKET py Aesociated prrSs

New York December 27.-The mar ket for coffee futures was very quiet today, but after opening unchanged to 2 points higher on reports of steadiness In Brazil prices turned easier under scattering liquidation and lower late cables from Santos. March contracts sold off from S.S5c to S72c, and May from S.63c to S.56c, and the close was the lowest of the day, showing a net decline of to s points.
 General business was very. quiet as usual between the holidays, sales be- ing estimated at not over 5000 bags. January S.62c; March S.72c; May S.56c; July s.55c; September s.55c; October s55c. The local spot market was dull at 9Ac to 9hc for Rio Is. and 12Mc to 12%c for Santos As. Cost and freight offers weSe about unchanged. They included Santos 3s and 5s at 11.5c to 12.30c; Rio IS at S.55c to S.65c and Victoria Is and ss at s.20c, Amer ican credits.
 The official cables reported de- cline of 40 reis in the dollar buying rate. with an advance of 1-16d in the rate on,London. The Rio market was 175 to 250 reis higher, but the early cables showing an advance of 125 to $50 reis at Santos was followed by a special quoting the market 12o to 300 reis lower. Brazilian port receipts 56 GOO; Jundiahy 24,000; Santos cleared 47,100 for the United states.
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METAL. MARKET n~< A.--x-AI D--.

New York. December 27.-Copper steady: electrolytic spot and nearby 13H@14c; later 14c. Tin steadier; spot and futures $32.75. Iron steady: No. 1 Northern $19.60@ .5O: No. 2 Northern $19@20: No. southern $17
 @1s. Lead steady; spot s4.70@4.s0. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis delivery epot $4.so@4.s6. Antimony spot $4.5o.
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18,5oc.. Receipts 74O; stock
New York, December 27.-Spot cot ton steady, middling 19.20c.
PORT MOVEMENT


 New Orleans: Middling 17.50c; re- ceipts TAO; exports 100; sales 91; stock 371.293.
 Galveston: Middling 1s.75c; sales 475; stock 357,578. t# Mobile: Middling lie; receipts 2Os; stock l5,740.
 Savannah: Middling fs.3Sc; receipts 2,435; sales 116; stock 1774,136. Charleston; Receipts 5s3; stock 109,o31.
 Wilmington: Receipts 12s; stock 39,749.
 Texas City: Stock 12,1SS. Norfolk: Middling 1s.25c; receipts I,S13: exports 7,eoo; sales 95; stock 139,468.
 Baltimore: stock 2,51S.
 Boston: Stock 5,40o. 14,114.
 New York; Middling 1s.2Oc; re- ceipts 110; exports 50; stock sS,s27 Minor ports: Receipts 2,20s; ex- ports 2,209; stock 2,343.
 Total today; Receipts 11,S25; ex- ports 9,959; stock 1,332,475. Total for week: Receipts 44,623; exports 54,622.
 Total for season: Receipts 3461,- 47S; exports 2,S66,779.
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Hubbard Bros. 6 Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange. Nee Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro. duee Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders 60. lieited for the purchase and ,sls of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery, Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton tor de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, December 27.--Foreign exchange firm. Great Britain demand 4.2oA; cables 4.20%; 60-day bills on banks 4.17H. France demand S.OS1s cables s.04. Italy demand 4.431a cables 4.44. Belgium demand 7.71h cables 7.72. Germany demand 54; cables 5A1h Holland demand 36.55; cables 36.6l. Norway demand 1885. Sweden demand 24.90. Denmark de- mand 2o.10. Switzerland demand 1s.to. Spain demand 14.93. Greece demand APO. Argentine demand S3.37. Brsyil demand l2s7. Montreal de- mand 94A.
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MONEY MARKET By Associated Presa

New York, December 27.- Call money firm; high per cent; low A per cent; ruling rate per cent; clos ing bid 4H per cent; offered at per cent: last loan per cent: call loans against acceptances A. @5 per cent. Time loans firm; 50 days, 90 days, six months 6Q5A per cent. Prime mer- cantile paper 5@5A per cent.
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PRODUCE u A D~.a

Chicago, December 27. = Butter easy; creamery extras 42hc; firsts 33940hc. Eggs lower; firsts 4S@49c.
 Chicago. December 27.- Poultry alive higher; fowls l64 25c; springs 25c; turkeys 40c; roosters 16c.
 St. Louis, December 2T.-Poultry, hens 21c: springs 2Sc; turkeys 45c; ducks 22c; geese 21c. Butter, cream cry 43c. Eggs 44c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
INFERIOR MOVEMENT
 Rx Aasooia&.d p~

Houston Middling 1S.70c; receipts 6,4ll; shipments 3,525; sales 2,135; stock 3i6,765.
 Memphis Middling 1s.50c; receipts 1906; shipments 1,0s0; sales 1,000; stock 270,S00.
 Augusta; Middling 18.13c; receipts a,O95; shipments 1,039; sales 89; stock 146.679.
 St, Louis: Middling lSc; receipts 3,Ss6; shipments 3,395; stock 25,O4e.
 Atlanta: Mlddling 1S.75c.
 Little Rock: Middling lS.25c; re- ceipts 1,o24; shipments 594; sales 563; ; stock 65.896.
 Dallas Middling 1905; sales 3,21S
 Montgomery: Middling 17.75 sales 20.
 Total today; Receipts 15,sS1; ship ments s643; stock S25,186.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
RICE MARKET

New Orleans, December 27.-Rough rice strong. Sales reported 101 sacks Edith at 2.75c. Receipts 2,422 sacks. Millers receipts same. Clean rice strong. Sales reported, 500 pockets Blue Rose at 4 516c. Receipts 3,630 pockets. Bran and polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
POTATOES By Associated Prsss

Chicago, December 27. = Potatoes firm; Northern white sacked s2@21C cwt; bulk s2@2.2o cwt: Idaho rurals sacked $2.15 cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON Ry AgsoCfated presx
SPOT COTTON

By Associated Press
 New orleans, December 2t.-Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot none; to arrive 9f. Low middling 15.s5c; middling 17.50c; good
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SPOT COFFEE

', By Associated Prees
 New York, December 27.--Coffee. Rio No. [. g 5-l6c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK By Associated Press
BAR SILVER By Associated Presa

New York, December 27.-Foreign bar silver 64%c; Mexican dollar 49A e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
NEW YORK COTTON nv Aaanciofad Prsas

New York December 27.-Cotton closed
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Meal and Fcedstuff
 (Smith Grain Co.) x Mixed horse feed. $40: old style hulis. No. l white oats 56c; shorts $ss; bran, $29; c. S. meal pct, S44; hen feed. 100 lbs, S2.1o; timothy, 3s4: choice pea green alfalfa. $S6; Johnson hay. $20; wheat straw. 25 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-28
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry
 Garrett & Trimblel Eggs-Fresh candled. 52h 955c. Fryers-30c. Hens-25@27c. Roosters-l2iac Butter-Fresh country 20125c, Turkeys-Live, 40@42hc. Duck-30c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

o6na Dittertova, dcera po
zaslouzilem chicagskem sokol-
sk6m pIedakovi sama horliva
sokolice 20 lonskem sletu byla
V Praze jako jedna 2 vysla-
nych tam sokolic), je velmi pfi-
jenny zjev velice nadana he
recka j pevkyn6.
Nepochybuieme, ze Sc dru-
zine pana Krejtiho dostane
na Vychod6 nejlep$iho prijeti,
re zaroyeh ysude vyidou pc
yecke spolky radosti ystVc
jeho velk6 my$Ience operni Sc
zony. pfisti zimou pocinaje.
Jde tn 0 podnik vysoce vaz-
ny a zasluzny. Nesta6i jiz dnes,
abychom stale ien psali, ze
Smetana, Dvofak, Kovarovic
atd. napsali slavna Geska oper-
nj dila. Musime $ mimi take
mas lid seznamiti, protoze mno
ny pTist6hovalec nem6l We sta
re vlasti prilezitosti zajeti 81
do Prahy do Narodniho Divad-
la a poznati je. Musime mimi
take seznamiti Ameritany, ne
bot len tim zp6sobem prolo-
mime pozvolna ledy a dostane-
me dlla ia do velkych oper a
merickych Y New Yorku a Chi
cagu. Ovsem k tomu jest tfeba,
ably Sc opery ty provozovaly
TAX, abychom 81 ma ne mohli
Americany priv6sti. Povrch-
MIN. Spatnym provedenim zpu-
sobi Sc vice skody, nez dobra.
protoze pax snadno Sc da A
merican svesti k nespravnemu
usudku, ze ma tech operach
mic neni, re vSe mi a yypada
chude. Jen dobr%m, ddstojnym
provedenim mozno cesk6 oper
nj hudb6 zde V Americe pro-
speti. A to vepsala 81 druzina $
p. Kreicim V tele prav6 We svHi
| Silt. Nuz, - mnoho zdaru!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

NAL, F. ]. Svoboda a F. J. Ku-
TAX. DR.. Devine pfedstaven byl
predsedou Associated Cha
rites, p. S. M. Bondem, a jeho
rec byla Sc zivym zajmem sIe-
dovana. Pravil, re "normalcy"
neznamena AM prdmer, aniz
minimum, ale dosazeni a vyvi-
mutt toho nejlepsiho v rodifk
a 2 toho preset ma dnesni eko-
nomicky zapas a ma ukol tako-
vych sdruzenf jako jest Asso-
ciated Charities, iez mali po-
mahati tenn, kdoz v onom IA
pase caste bez vlastnf viny W.
silenfm klesaii. DR.. Devine Y
letech valecnych byl jednim re
zastupcd americkeho Cevep6-
no Kffze v Europe a Jest u
znavan "a autoritu V oboru So
Geologic.
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SCHtZE ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES.

VGera v poledne V nadher-
mem plesovem sale hotelu
Cleveland konana byla polo
letnf schGze sdruzenych dobro
Ginnych organisaci, vlastne byl
to spolecny ob6d osob podile-
jfcfch sc ma dobrocinnem a IL
dumilnem hnutf v tomto meste
a po mem nasledovala pfednas-
ka DIR. Edwarda It. Devine-a 2
New Yorku ma thema Normal
cy in Family Life. Ucasten-
stvi bylo velike, pres 900 dam
a pan6 bylo pfftomno.
X hostine Sc zasedlo kolem
pill iedne a u stolu, ienz reser
vovan byl pi. Olgou Meckeso-
YOU, zasedli s nj nasleduiici
danny a panov6 jako jeii no
ste: Pi. Liskova, matka pi. Me-
ckesove; slecna Hrabakova,
pluk. Pond, konsul DIR. Barto-
sovsky. inz. Paw, Rev. O. Zla-
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FRANK MOTTO BUDE SOU.
ZEN DNES.

Pc petidernfm zdrzenl sesta-
vena byla teprve vcera porota,
jedenact muza a jedna zena,
jez ma rozhodnouti, zda jest
vinen Frank Motto dvojnasob-
ne loupezne vrazdy, spachane
ma Slyovi a Fannerovi. Soudni
licenf zapocne dnes, nebude-li
ovSem re zadne strany nami-
tex proti sestaveni poroty.
Hlavnfmi sv6dky phi lfceni bu-
dou Louis Komer, 'Toledo
Kid" zvany a Sam Purpera, o.
ba soutasn6 V obzalobe z te-
hoz zlocinu.
TIL. Graci, 1926 vych. 80.
H., Il nehoz byly nalezeny
zbrane, kdyz Sc chtel sdcastni-
ii jako divak soudu byl odsou-
zen do kaznice, ae Sc vymlou-
val, ze zbrane ma cest6 X SOU
du nasel. X prelfcenf Sci pry
jen dlouhe chvfle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

Stastny napad. Pan Thco.
GroSshaus 2 Hebron, Nebr. nj
Sc; pred nejakym 6asem po-
stizen jsem byl vyrazkou m
kdzi, provaZenou znaGnym sv6
denim pc cel6 t6le. MySlenky
me cbracenv byly ihned ma Or.
Petra Hoboko proto opatf.il
isem 81 dive lahve l6ku toho II
mistniho jednatele. Pc deseti
dennim uzivani vyrazka pota-
la Sc loupati nyni isem opet
zdrav." Po Ctyfi iiz pokoleni
uznavan jest tento prosluly by
linnr lex jako tax zvany "kr-
We Gistitel," ponevadz uGinku-
lie ma iatra ledviny a napo-
maha t6mto organic vyluto-
vati t6lesneho systemu spo-
tfebovane 2 neGist6 latky. Ne
prodaVa Sc V l6karnach. PiSte
ma: DR.. Petr Fahrney & Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd.
Chicago. I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
CIVILNf PRE- RUDOU ODLO-
ZENY.

Soudnf kalendaf jest iedno-
tlivymi pfipady tax pfepln6n.
re ma dnesni odpolednf schulz
okresnich soudc6 bude podan
soudcem G. P. Baerem navrh,
aby vsechny civilni rozepfe,
iez mali byti projednany, byly
pokud mozno oddaleny a mi
sto Mich dany do projednani
predem vsechny procesy trest-
nj
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y y go - ~ " ~ = ~
DOSVEDCENf.

Cestujici ma jedno-kabi-
novych lodich United Ape-
rican Lines, kteri prijeli z
Hamburku, velmi priznive
odporucuji zarizeni techto
lodi. Zvlaste poukazuji ma
vzornou cistotu, ochotu kaz-
damu poslouzit a V kazdem
ohIedu inteligentni jednani.
Znanny preplayni jednatel
Frank Sakryd, v uradovne
Federal", 431O Clark Ave.
Vam ochotne vse vysvs.li.
Costa z New Yorku pres
Hamburk, ma ceske hranice
do Podmokli, stoji S12S.
yswwUNNNNNyUyyU
nNNY wErY ~ rY
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Ctene ceske verejnosti Clevelandu
a v okoli

Cesla Pekafska a Culrarsla Unie cislo 80 vzdava
timto upiimny dix cee cesk6 veTejnos "a pfizen d-
veru ktere Sc il az do dnes dostao zada tudiz. by
nadale zachovana j bya, kdy skuteene teto nejvice
potrebue.
Doba lest velice wanna proto dovolueme 81 co
neilaskave upozoniti nase spoky pany obchodniky a
hlavne nase ct hospodynky, ably zadali vzdy vsude
chleb pecvo OpatTene ien uniovou znamlou.
Tim nejen re podpofite organisovane d6lnctvo, ale
zaroven koupite zbozi zarucene cise robene pravmi
odbornily ktem hledi kazd6m sm6ru jak jakosi tax
cenou witt yam vstric.
Jest ma kazdem mas podporovati organisovane del
nictvo eho snahach bojovati MIN vec sprave-
dlivou tim re budete odbirati vyhradne zbozi naSe
Jenom tmto dokazeme re nechceme take ne
dame 81 witt tax tezce vydobytych pray mocnym ka-
pitaem.
Me uveden6 pekalske zavody zamestnavaji orga-
nisovane delnctvo pnVm pravem zasluhuil vasi ct.
prime:
Ia Pekafskou Culrafskou Uni {. 80,
ALBERT L. TOUS. F. UsTRNS't
Cyril Noska, 3299 East 40 St.
Ig Klafczynski, 4126 East 131 st.
John Van6 3711 East 131 st.
Frank Rebeka, 1900 Miles Ave.
A. Samoskv 5000 Fleet Ave.
Studenv a Kudey 3716 E. "a ST.
JOS Jirik 51OS Storer Ave.
John Stepanek 1870 Kinsman Rd.
Salak Hobl 54Ol-O3 Clark Ave.
Geo. Shefferle 29Os Soon Ave.
JOS Pinkava, 2315 E. II st.
Frank Zak, 25O9 E. 80 ST.
NJ Solly 1904 F, AZ ST.
Jan Hladik, 4534-36 Broadway
Peoples Baking Co., 1926 Quincy Ave
JOS Kovar 3211 West 46 St
Karel Noska, 3345 West 80 st.
Cyril Spatny, 3299 East 49. ST.
Louis Soly, 4l17 Broadway.
Jos Piskac 1916 East S5 st.
Karel Moravec 1870 Buckeye Rd.
JOS. Srp, 341s East 70 St.
Jos Peters 10414 Union Ave.
Stepan Paul. 1898 West Sc st.
Jos. Ryss & Co., 10906 Woodland Ave
John Pairs, 1889 East 1O2 st.
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Z!odejsky humor.

ne byla pred nedavnem prove
dena loupez vetSiho razu. Pa
chatel zanechal ma miste cinu
tento humorny prilis: Lupiti
is0u chytfeisi nez lekaIi, neb
kdyz odchazi, v6di yzdy, 60
pacientovi chybi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

vJsky.
sky Dennik "Tak lehce ie Sine
tanova "skrivanci pisen" zfid-
ka kdy 2azpivana, jak il vce-
ra podala pani Hayelkova, iez
pisen proteplila vzacnym hla-
sovym koloritem. Phi ieiim zpe
va jde hledistem yzdy vlna mad
Semi" N
TAX mohli bychom dale ci-
tovati hlasy casopisd po Dvo-
fakove "Rusalce' Hal6vyov6
"Zidovce" atd., ale name ga
to. ze uvedene postaGi upln6,
ably dokumentovalo, ze V pani
Havelkov6 pfijizdi nam pevky
ne. jez bude moci zpivati hlav
nj ulohy oper Smetanovych
DvoTakovYch a ostatnich Zpu-
sobem nejvySe Gestnym.
Opery ovSem potfebuii del
Siho studia ostatnich spoluGtin
kujicich sborG. Pan Krejti
iako manager move spoleGno-
sti chce Y kazde osade nava-
zati styky peveckymi spolky
a uiednati vSe potrebne, aby
Sc lined poCalo sc SUDDEN a
zkouSkami a ably V priStf zimni
sezone "a pomoci uvedenych
vynikaiicfch sil mohla Sc V
jednotlivych eeskTch osadach
mistnimi p6vci provesti fada
ceskych oper.
! Aby vsak jiz nyni aspoh ce-
sky New York, Cleveland, Pitt
sburgh a Chicago o,poznati mo-
hly move pffchozf jako vybornt
um6lce, pofadati +bnde $ mimi
vySe uvedena druzina Y t6chtc
m6stech pTedstavenf, ma nich5
provedeny budou dive velmi Il.
Gimme a libiv6 operety, Gilbelf
tova "Cudna Zuzana' a Stare
no "VesnickJ model" V obou
pfedstavi Sc pani Havelkova 3
pan Havelka poprve teskoa.
merick6mu obecenstvu, a pr
tom zaroven seZnami Sc New
York Cleveland a Pittsburgh
ostatnimi Gleny druziny, pa.
tficfmi k nejoblibenejsim na
jeviStich chicagskych.
Pan Kreiti, lax isme iiz II.
ved1i. zpival s velkym nspe
chsm Kecala Y ''Prodan6 ne
vest6" V Chicagu roku 1919 /
1920 Y. dewitt pTedstavenfch, I
PAM Kreicova Zpfvala V t6zt
onefe Fsmeraldu. V prazsken
"Ceskem Svet6" re dine II
dubna 1921 na posledni stran
ce ma podobizne chicagskt
"Prodan6 nev6sty" lie oba ma
lett. Pan Krejci ma barytor
neobytejne zyucny, st'avnaty
vytrvaly, velkeho rozsahu a ps
nj Krejtova svym sopranem
mohutnym a do vysokych po
loh lehce sc nesoucim, je pfeC
urcena pro RUNE postavy ces
kych oper.
Pani Slavka Svobodova jake
subreta jest uznanym milat
KEN ceskeho Chicago. Rad;
ieiich vybornych 1loh je veil
ka. jmenuieme jen Hanu lie
harov9 "Vesel6 vdove", hlavn
1lohu V Eyslerove "Umeleck,
krvi", atd. = zabralo by t.
hezky pocet radek.
Pan Vaverka, herec nej
chvalnejsi povesti Prahy
Plzne, prave odbyl 81 V Chica
gu rezii a llohu Tomse We Sine
tanove "Hubiccep s pronika
wynn uspechem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

Zemrel oltafe. 25. dubna
o a hodine odpoledni zemrel
nahle Il oltafe V kostele Matky
Bozi pred Tynem kostelnik M
tel JankG. PriGina smrti je ne
znama Mrtvola byla pfeveZena
do ilstavu pro soudni pitvu.
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VITANA PO5iLA PRO EES-
KO-AMERICKE JEVISTE..

kych sklaGotal1 rdznt nej-
lepsi svetov6 operti. kdyby
bylo dostatek avitelu
pro vddci ilohy, vyskolenJ Jch
ma jeviStich stare vlasti nasi q
prosedsich tamnl pfisnou sko-
lou divadelni. Proto jiste setka
Sc $ v5eobecnym uznani9n sna-
ha pana Krejtiho, znameho ba
rytonisty chicagskeho, ienz
tam jako "Kecal' We Smetano-
We "Prodan6 nevest6", po dive
sezony davan6, podal vykon
skuteGne znamenity a to jak
zp6vn6. tax herecky. snaha
.nejv1s vGasna a potrebna: pfi-
vest do cesk6 Ameriky move
dv6 silly a sice jiz osv6dcene,
,tedy nikoli snad zacatocniky.
ami snad Ease ma druh6 stran6.
iak Sc iiz nekolikrate drive
stale, vyslouzilce cesk6 sceny,
majici jiz vrchol sve slavy "a
+sebou.
V techto dnech pfiiizd6if do
New Yorku pan Vaclav Havel-
ka, reziser operety Slovenske-
no Narodniho Divadla V Brati-
slave, a jeho chot' pani Maren
ka Havelkova, opernf dramati-
cka pevkyne t6hoz divadla.
Pfichazeii sem, ably spolu pa
mem KrejGim a jeho choti, pi.
Slavkou Krejcovou, dale pa
| nj Slavkou Svobodovou, panem
Vaverkou sleGnou Ditterto-
YOU tvof.ili divadelni kmen,
jenz ia pomoci p6veckych spoil
XII V iednotlivych, osadach a
mistnich ochotnikG chce vSude
provozovati operni a operetni
! predstaveni takov6 umeleck6
lrovne. jez by ceske hudbe by
la skutecn6 Ike cti i Y oGich A
mericanu.
Pan Vaclav Havelka pred
valkou byl tlenem brn6nsk6ho
divadla a pax divadla V Mo
ravske Ostrave, "a vallly jake
legionaf bojoval ma italskt
fronte a nynf po valce povolan
byl k Narodnimu divadlu We
hlavnim m6ste Slovenska, I
Bratislave. Je neobycejnt
schopnym rezis6rem. jakehC
zde prave svrchovane potrebu-
ieme. Bratislavsky dennik {
jeho rezii Moorovy prvni ces-
Ike operety "Pan professor V pc
kle" napsal: "Rezie tentokra-
te- pfekvapila, ba dokaZala pr
mo zazrak. Pan Havelka ma
st'astnou ruku." O jeho rezii
zname operety Sidneyovy "Gei
Sa" psal tyz dennik dne 10. Ii.
stopadu 1920: "Dpminovala pi
Havelkova. jejfz Gejsa mela
In6znost a hlasovou sv6zest, g
rezie V. Havelky. jez 81 libo-
vala Y pln6m ieviSti, oziven6n
tanetnimi pohyby iedinci {
sbord. a miseni barev, skupin
sv6tel. kter6zto resent bylC
vzdy st'astn6 a pril6have.'
Tato zprava zminuie Sc ii5
0 PAM Havelkove. Pro tn kriti
| ka mela vzdy slova neinadse
neiSi, a sice netoliko kritiks
Geska slovenska, ale brati
slavska kritika nemecka, co;
iist6 plati zvlaste mnoho
| Kdyz v listopadu 1920 zpivals
hlavni roll Markedly Gouno
| dove "Faustu', napsal Brati
slavsky dennik: "Ji patri sku
tecny obdiv "a tolik nehy a d1
v6fivosti, kterou vlozila JAKE
Marketka do hry hlasu.'
Hlavnf slovensky list psal
"Makky, pruzny a svizny hlat
pani Havelkovej, schopny kaz
del artikulacie, prijemn1
zvlast vo vysokych polohach
uplatnil sa 1plne."
Po Kovafovicovych "Pso
jhlavcich", V nichz pani Havel
kova zpivala hlavni zenskol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
Naprava.

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svzelch orme omezit uzivani plynu yytapecinl
5eGm To jest vzdy automatickym dusikem, ktere nj
kdy nesllame neb pIsobi ma kapsu
cennil jak jsme navrhovai, sanovi ply
nu nejnizsi mozny supen, kdyz bude vylucne
pouzyan pri vareni a oteploVan vody Ucena
ka cena pyn vsm mnozstv jiste odyrati kazdeho
pruz vytap tax re domaci hospodyne nebu
dou zbavovany toho, domacnost nezbytnou
plynu mensin mnozstvi zustava stale
levnou.
Ochrana Vasich plynovych zasob Jest
chranou nasch plynovych zasob. Preeme
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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
TENNESSEE LEGION HEAD
RESIDENT OF DYERSRURG

The election Of Jere Cooper, city
Judge Of Dyersburg, commander of
the American Legion for the State Of
Tennessee, the adoption Of resolu-
ton denouncing in the strongest
terms the recent speech Of George
Harvey, United States ambassador
to Great Britain, as a calumny and
libel on the American soldier, and the
failure of a resolution of colored
posts Of the legion denouncing the
Ku Klux Khan featured the closing
sessions in Chattanooga Saturday
Of the third annual convention of the
legion for the department Of Tonnes
see.
The new commanders name was
presented by Gen. L. D. Tyson, of
Knoxville. Cooper, when the war
opened, a first lieutenant and later
promoted to captafncy, served in
Gen. Tyson's brigade throughout the
world war, and took part in the as
sault on the Hindenburg line, which
brought fame to the Old Hickory di-
vision There was no opposition to
Cooper, his election being unanimous.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
HOUSEWORK IS A BURDEN

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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDT.
TORS

II the Chancery Court at Covington,
Tennessee Mrs. Gertrude Mona
hon vs.. Rainer-GonnelI Cotton Co.
ct al
In obedience to an order made BY
che Chaneery Court at Covington,
Tennessee, in the cause of Mrs. Ger
trude Mcmahon vs.. Rainer-C Cornell
Cotton Co. ct al, the creditors Of the
estate of ]. R. Mcmahon, deceased,
are hereby notified to have them
selves made narties to said cause by
petition, and give bond for cost Of
petition, and to file and prove their
claims against said estate in said
cause on or before April /, 1922, or
they may be excluded from the bene-
fits Of said suit and from sharing in
the assets Of said estate.
Said creditors and claimants are
also hereby notified that by order Of
said Court in said cause they, and
each Of them, are enioined from in
stituting any suit against said es-
tate otherwise than by petition in
said pending cause, as aforesaid.
This June Is, 1921.
j. L. JOHNSON, C. & M.
Upton & Upton, Solicitors for Com
plainant 16jne4w
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Chancery Court at Covington.
Tennessee. L. Richardson VS.. Joe
Smith ct al.
In this cause it appearing from
the bill, which is sworn to, that G..
P. Boals, trustee, one of the defen-
dants, is a nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, he is therefore hereby
required to appear on or before the
first Monday in August, 1921, before
the Clerk and Master Of said Court,
at his office in Covington, Tennessee,
and make defense to the bill filed
against him in said Court by ]. r.
Richardson, or otherwise the bill will
be taken for confessed.
It is further ordered that this
notice be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Covington Leader.
This June 23, 1921
J. L. JOHNSON.
Clerk and Master.
Simonton, Gwinn & Shoaf, Solicitors
for Complainant. 23ine4w