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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
WANT BOY BACK.
Ferris School Makes Plea for Return
John Polk.

Request has been made of the attorney
generals Office by Superintendent Marks
of the Ferris Industrial School 10 endcavm
Ia have returned To the institution John
Wesley Polk, Negro, 10 years Of age, who
will be released from the Hudson County
pcnitentinry, Of Now Jersey, On February
IS. A dctaiuer will be filed by the Delawa5n
authorities for the holding If the Negro
lad.
Polk waa scnt to the industrial school
by tho Juvenile Court on lapt May and
he escaped from the place about the firrt
Of last August. lie was later arrested ~
Jersey City, N J., on ohafge 81 assault,
and battery on o man and was ses'anend
TO ak month"; imprisonment, which VIII
expire February ls The charge against
the boy here wns that he acted improper
~ toward a arnnll white rirl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
Hur1 While 1t Work .

Burned about the face and chest BY
flames from 3 furnace at which he was
working st the Harlan plant Of the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cooperation, Ltd.
John PetrowsE, was taken TO the Delaware
Hospital yesterday afternoon for treat
ment He was reported last night resting
essily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
WAITED CAPTAINS WORD.
Lighthouse Tender Got No Signal and
Saw a73 Perish IN 1915.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Seattle, Wash. Jan. 2s.-AIl the 2T3
lives lost when the steamship Princess
Sophia went ashore on Vanderbilt Reef,
Alaska. October "a. 1918. could have
been saved II the Sophias commander
had given the word. Captain Z. Har-
rington, former first mate of the light
house tender. Cedar. which stood by the
stricken chip. declared in testimony in
United States court here yesterday. he
was a witness in the hearing on the
application of the Canadian Pacific
Railway for a limitation OF liability in
connection with the loss Of the vessel.
Captain Harrington declared all ar
rangements TO rescue passengers on
the Princess Sophia had been made
aboard the Cedar. He testified that the
HaIibut schooners King. W!nge ana
Elsinor were ready 10 go to the assis-
lance of the stranded ship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26

A public meeting viii be held in the
Richardson Park scboolhouse Friday
night for the discussion of proposed FIRE
protection for the five communities alor 8
Newport pike Of Richardson Park,
Ashley, Bellemoof. Glynrich and Elm
hurst Plans will also be made TO oppose
the incorporation Of the communities into
ore town, although many residents of the
Place are in favor of it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
GASOLINE PRICE DOWN.
Reduction of z Cents a Gallon Announc-
ed at Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. % A reduction of two
cents a gallon in the price of gasoline was
announced here today by the Standard
Oil Company of Indiana, as a result Of
decreases in the price Of crude oil
Kerosene was cut three cents gallon.
"If crude oil continues 10 go down,
gasoline and kerosene will naturally go
down with it, said W, NJ. Burton. presi-
dent Of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
READY FOR UNKSowN's BURIAL
French Soldier 30 BE Placed in Final
Tomb.

Paris. Jan. 26.-The body OF \
French Soldier" representiXA the
French underlined war deaIeN1in be
buried with simple ceremonies Friday
morning in the tomb now ready under
the Arc dc Triomphe. where the casket
was placed during the Joint celebration
of the founding of the Republic ana
Armistice Day. November Il,
The Minister Of War will place the
Legion OF Honor. the Military Medal
and the War Cross on the casket.
Mourning France will be represented
by war widows, orphans, cripples and
veterans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
ELLIS GETS A YEAR.
Sentence Reimposcd on Former Negro
Home Head

William G Ellis, Negro, formerly mana
ger Of the Delaware Orphanage for Color
ed Girls Ell Hare's Correr was senter ced
TO one year Imprisonment and fred $500
and costs by Judges Conrad and Heisel
in Court of Gere ral Sessions this morning.
He was convicted by jury at the last
term of court of a serious offe; Sc against
girl
Senteuce Of a years Imprisonment and
fine Of $500 and costs were imposed on
him previously. but Ellis counsel. ].
Frank Ball, sought rev trial, which
was denied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
smoke But No Fire.

When the stove pipe toppled over at
noon today in the home Of Butler Ford,
colored. 123 Kire street there was plenty
Of smoke but no FIRE Neoighbors seeing
smoke pour from the second-story front
windows of the Ford home hasteDed to
box 81. at Third and Kirh streets, and
struck the alarm. However, upon the
arrival of the fremen, their assieta ice
was not required
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
Former Noted Premiere Danseuse Dead
In New York.

New York. Jan. 26.-Mrs Marie Bon
fanti former premiere danseuse Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company ana not
ed for her dancing nearly half cen
tury ago in The Black Crook died
her late last night. She was 20 years
old.
A native or Italy. Mrs. Bunfanti, as
a ballet ana classical dancer, frst ap-
peared at Covent Garden. london. She
made her American debut at Nihlo's
garden In this city where The SiacS
Crook" was presented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26

Magistrate Harry B. Stradley has
ssued the following marriage licenses:
Willard A. Smith, 523 Clayton street,
and Ivy BeDy, Oak Grove; William W.
hove, Mt Pleasant, and Amelia Sartin,
Of the same place; Ralph L. Moore, 5Ii
Taylor street, and Nina r Lockernan,
po6 Nsndever avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26

As Officer Palmer failed to appear in
Municipal Court today against the man.
John Salvage was dismissed after being
arr Aligned on a charge of drunkenness.
Ju dye Lynn thought it was q hardship for
the man TO be held in the police station
and refused TO continue the case until to-
uloTrOW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
TO SERVE A YEAR.
Harry Brown and Elmer Dredden Sen.
fenced on Drug Charge.

Charged with having heron and CO.
oaine on their possession. two Negroes,
Harry Brown andElmer Dredden were each
sentenced one year in the workhouse by
Judge Lynn in Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
District Superintendent Watt III.

Rev. Robert Watt, superintendent Of
the Wilmington district of the Whining
ION NJ f. Conference, Is confined TO his
home, 23l0 Market street with the grip.
lie was taken sick on Monday. His condi-
Ton IL not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
To Present a PIsylet

"W1ted---A Wife, AZ smuslng sAete1
will beiven by the Eastlake Prssby-srian
Girls cub at 5 o clock tomonow night
in the huroh, At Twenty-seventh Hno
Market treetS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
Hemsiitehlna.

Havan g,nade Arrangements wlth tL~
Come 81 See GIFT Shop Arcade. q,
pont Bulog packages left there VA
receive pr0pt and careful nttectigr
Mrs. A. NJ. ssh, 2sll Jefferson 81 adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
SAY De VALERA WENT
AS STOKtR ON VESSEL
Signed for Voyage 10 london on
Freighter From PhiIs-
dolphia.

Philadelphia. len sst~-Fsmonn de
Valera, who got into Ireland past the
ruardini Gordon Of the British. shipped
from this port nH a atoker IN British
freiehter Apparent confirmation #
this came yesterday from officers RI the
ship.
Harold Merry with a passport pre-
eur,ahly lHsued by the local British con
sulRte. left Philadelphia The nFsgiving
Day as member If the black gang
on the Southwestern Miller This is the
man believed ~ have been he Valera
Capt James Williamson. master ~ the
freiehter. which Is now taking on cargo
az the Port Richmond piers. said 2
photograph Of De Valera was that IF
Harold Merry. the staker. rhp. he says
Jumped" the ship in London
NJ G Hunt chief engineer Of the
northwestern Miller. rhen shown =
photograph of De Valera. said fhsre
vas no doubt Dc Valera and Harold
Merry were the same man.
On the passport Ierry's" address
vas given ns Long Island and his ma
tionality as American. Most II his fell
low atokers on the Southwestern Miller
were English
Dublin. Jan 2e.--Court martial Of
four men charged with murder If one
of tho fourteen officers killed here
November II waa adjourned today when
crown counsel announced one Of the
principal witnesses mad disappeared.
Frank feeling. william Conway. Ed
ward Potter and Daniel Healy were on
trial for tho killing If Lieutenant An
gliss. who had been living under tbs
! assumed name of Mcmahon. The wit
| ness who oiaa ppeared shared Lieutenant
| Angliss' roosn when he was shot and
| killed He left England for DubliT
yesterday. counsel said. but today h'
| could not be found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
Eggs Keep High.

Eggs wese quoted at from % cents 70
81 dosea in the curb market today
Meat prices were unchanged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
DEATHS.

MILLS-Iu Ptadelphia TurEdaN lam
AIRY %. Iarns Nils. sEed ~ yea
lFGe notlce othc funeral VII he EiNCn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
FIRE WRECKS TWO
EAST SIDE HOUSES
West Side Garage Required the
Attention OF Firemen at
the Same Time.

Fire that threatened % destroy two
dwellings on the east side of town and
another tire in an Orange street garage n .
practically the same hour. kept the VIII
,nirgton fire fighters on the Jump late
Yesterday afternoon The first blaze, which
caused damage of about $40. 900 was In
the houses ut p07 100 Poplar street The
second was i'm the garage Of William Berl,
on Orange between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth Mr. Berl who lives Mt 1905 Mar
ket street, said this morning his damage
was only slight.
Shortly before 4 o clock yesterday after
noon while Policeman Anthony Mctlfan-
AIRY was passing Ninth and Poplar streets,
he saw flames breaking through the roef
Of the two story extension in the rear ut
p07 Poplar street The officer nj once
sounded Nh alarm from box q. .at Tenth
aud " a.lnut 81 rrsta The lower front rooms
"a pff7 Poplar street. ar. occupied az dental
offices by Dr l. Douglas Gilea, colored
He was working or patient when in
formed bv the officer that tho house was
on firein the rear lle stopped work and he
and his patron htgan ~ look ~ their own
safety
The house adjoining, 200 Poplar street,
ia occupied by Michael Cappelle with his
wife aud two qnne There waa M person
NJ home NJ tha address and the Capelles
suffered a nss Of si.0w The partition
separating the two houses was an easy
prev for tho flames and upon the arrival
of the 6reinen tho rear ~ both homes
wac aroariug furnace
ioas Will pr nrAvf
The Reliance Fte @ was The fret "a
! arrive and IL quickly had a stream on the
II -. 81 r.,.s.,,..t qk..,s Eva
| had started % break through into the
| Cappelle house and tho fear extensions Of
/ both buildings was Quilted The damage
| to Tho dentist 9 office was not estimated
| Df Giles this morning stated that what
| ever his loss may he IL is fully covered by
/ insurance The huuse is owned hy William
/ Matthews. cnlofei. who lived in the rear
/ on the ground floor and who had an up-
i holsterv shop in the ext tension The fire
| IL supposed to have started hy an over
| heated tlue iguiting the upholstering ma-
| tariala ia the Matthew shop The loss to
| the p0p Poplar street property is estimated
at So 400 and that Of the adjoining house.
| $4,000
The fire IN the Orange street garage
Fownrd hy Mr. bed started when shingles
on che roof wefc lgnlted by spar ks from a
wood stove IN Che garage An alarm from
| box 81. Fourteenth and Waaillngton
streets. brought tho hremen - tho soene
before they had reached then houses after
| tho first fro
TROLLEY TRAFFIC TIED ur
When fire broke out at 907 Poplar
street at clock yesterday afternoon
approximately 1000 workmen. women
aud guls were obliged to walk TO their
homes IN western sections Of the CITY. A
hose. attached to tho fire plug Of Ninth
aud Poplar streets WAS stretched acTos'
the car tracks. causing tie-up IN cart
running 60 Stanton. Newport and Richard
son Park Traffic was delayed practically
an hour between Pine and Poplar street
eight cars were held up on the Ninth stree
ron te
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
Continued from mage I

Continued from mage l.
Co. of Dover. and sb.oou to the old
FoikR' hume of Dover
Good News for Member.
Representative Elmer : Turner ~
Seventh Representative district. sus-
eek county. wac notified this morning
that Mrs Turner had given birth 20
a boy.
House Names the Youngster.
Representative Kramer presented.
and tho House adopted the following
resolution
Whereas. The House learns with
the keenest pleasure the good fortune
Of the member from Baltimore hundred.
the Seventh district 81 Sussex county
and
Whereas The good fortune is such
az to perpetuete the name and family
Of our colleague. and
Whereas II seems fitting and proper
that the House shall recommend n
name for the young son ~ our col
league therefore,
Resolved. That the name of the
little son of our colleague shall be
Elmer James Turner. IN honor of his
distinguished father. and be Il further
"RcHolved. That the House extend 10
the mother most hearty congra tulations
and wishes FOR her good health
Representative Kramer said Repre-
sentative Turner iH the father Of four
sons and ought 20 he blessed with four
more
Representatives pill. buckingham and
Medil made congratulatory addresses
and Representative Turner thanked his
I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-26
Would Have New Seal.

Representative Harrington intro
duced a bill authorizing Mark w. Cole.
clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Kent
County. 10 procure now seal for his
Office. the cost TO 10 paid by the Levy
Court Of Kent County
Committee work kept Senators and
Representatives busy yesterday after
noon. but only the Senate committee
on municipal corporations made a re-
port IL reported fvorably the Senate
bill authorizing Dover TO borrow $4,000
for light and water plants.
The House adopted a Joint resolution
presented by Representative C1endauiel
fixing Monday. January 81, at 1.SO
y. m. for hearing the report Of the
commission appointed 90 make an ex-
animation into conditions affected by
and producing the erosions at iiehoboth
Beach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
VELkA kORISr PRCHIBIC.
NlkU We WlCKLIFFE.

Wickliffska policie podnikla
prohlldku 1en V Sedml do
mech, patek odpoledne w
sledek byl plny nakladni vuz
koralky, kvasiva, destilacnlch
aparatu jinych V tajnem liho-
varnictvi uzivanych pristroj1.
Nejucelnejsi lihovarna naIeze-
la byla - S odpuStenim - v
prasecniku. Mezi zabavenymi
zasobami naleZaii sc diva vel
ke pytle cukru, 240 gallonn ma
lozenych Svestek, IA beden me-
runek a mnozstvi dzbanG doho
tovenych iiz likerG. Zatceno
bylo sest muzG, kteri budou
postaveni pred soud v Paines
Vile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
VCEREJSI PRVNi VEDRO.

Teplom6r VcerejSi nedele
vykazoval k 6 hod. vecerni
prave 85 stup.ll podobne We
lro panovalo V sobotu kOlem
4 hod. odpoledne. Neni divu,
ze horkem byly vypuzeny sta
.isice obGanu ven do parku,
\ nichz bylo nadobycei zivo.
Luna park vykazuje 81 900 ma
fSt6Vniku a Euclid Beach Park
lokonce 100000. Ma pobrez
spatreno bylo i nekolik smelcu,
kteri sc chladili koupeli We vo-
lach iezara Erie. Povetrnostni
.)rorok n,sr pax tesf, re- 'pota-
si toto potrva posnekolik dni :
dneSni. vyjimkou, kdy kolem
jeZer mali Sc dostaviti boufe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
LEVNEJSf JfZDNE PRO DIT
KY MA POULICNICH
kARACH.

Ably elevelandskym datem
byla umoznena navSteVa par
XII. poda radni Sulzman v dneS
ii schulz mestske rady navrh,
aby k Taylerove smlouve pripo
ien byl dodatek, die ktereho by
letem pod Is roku prodavano
5ylo 40 listku ga dollar. Die
aahledu podaVatele jest V Gle
Velande beZpocetn6 d6ti, iimz
pomtrne vysoke iiZdne zne-
mozhuje uZiti pfirody. Novym
opatrenim by nebyla spolec-
most poulitnich drah nikterak
poskozena, ba naopak m1ze Sc
poeitati. ze vyhoda bude V ta-
KEN mnozstvi vyuzita, re pri-
lem stoupne. Spoletnost by die
nahledu radniho Sulzmana IL
delala dobre. kdyby zlevneni
2avedla sama be- donucovani
k tomu novym dodatkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
We STREDU RUDE. ROZHO
DOVANO o PLYNOVE
OTAZCE.

Glevelandska pfedmesti spO-
jena mestem boji proti ply
'narne- uyitala 5 jistym .uspokOs
ienim snahu mayera Fitzgeral
da, ably V plynove otazce dosa-
zeno bylo vzajemneho dorozu-
meni. We stfedu totiz pfedloAi
Fitzgerald, presidentu East O.
hio Gas Co., Dalymu, move pod
minky ma spoleGne konferenci.
Taiemnik a pokladnik lake
woodske Ligy Ch. A. Heidloft
vcera prohlasil, re podminky
.mesta Clevelandu jsou daleko
pfiznivejsi nez-li podminky ma
.bizene plynarnou nekterym
predm6stlm. at mayor Fitzge-
raid jinak o povaZe novych
podminek zachovava uplne mi.
.cenl. Die vSeho ukaze Sc byti
| Cleveland povolnejSim, tak7e
problem plynovy Sc snad pfec
jednou do6ka rozluSteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
ma. TANEtNf ZARAVY VIZ
sKOLACn TAKE JIz
DOCHAzf.

Tsnecnl zabavy, poradane
We skolach, postaveny budou
die SLOW asistenta Skolnfho su-
peritendenta, p. E. Carrother-
Sc, pod ostreisf dozor. Zvlastni
komise vyslana ma rdzna mi
sta, shledala mnohe nepristoj-
nosti ii mladeze, iez dosud AMI
neodrostla detskym strevic-
kun. Chovani Sc mladych par
XII pfi tanci, dlzeni tela, w
stfedni odeV deVcatek, jez
byvaii zacaste jiz j nasminko-
vany zpdsob tance vola pry
20 naprave, nema-li Sc stati
Cleveland pravou Solomon a
Gomorou. Komise Sc pozasta-
vovala hlavn6 mad tim, ze
znatny pocet divek Sc dostavu-
jo ma Zabavy tyto be2 veSkere-
no prilvodu. Ma podobnych "a
bavach isou sice dOhlizitele,
llteri napominaji, kdyz tame 9
nabyva ien ponekud volnej-
Sich forem a tanclci pafky ta-
Ike skutecne poslechnou, dokud
ma ne arci dozorce hledi, aby
pax, zakrocuje-li tento jinde,
tocily Sc dale podle vlastniho
2pGsobu q chuti.
Komisi nasbirana latka jest
1lavne vitanou femeslnym O.
DravovaGum a Skarohlidum
ktefi obyteine sami zapomina-
il ma vlastni mladi. Jest sice
mnOho k napravovani, Zejme.
ma rodite by nem6li pouSt6t div
ky samy. aniz jim tl'peti licenl
tvafi, ale to ostatni Zde liz by
10 a zustane, dokud lnladi bn.
lie mladim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
SCUDGE DEMISE \ VARUJE
AUTOMORILISTY.
Dopravai pTes..uPky budou pri-
srs frestsny bsz chledu IA c.
sobu vinikovu.

Vsem clevelandskym autoi-
istim bez vEjimky dostalo Sc
pTednostou municipalniho SOU
du J. P. Dernpseym varovanf,
re vsechny dopravni pfestup-
ky, byt' jen j technicke, budou
priste trestany, bez ohledu ia
ke1nu stavu prohresivsi sc oso-
ba prinalezi, aneb jakeho vii
WI ma. Ohlaseni pana soudce
je dosti podivne, jelikoz jsme
byli toho mineni, ze spravedl-
most jest slepa a vibec merritt
ma kazdemu stejne, zda Sc
vsak, re tomu TAX nebylo a re
zde hrala ulohu osobni protek-
ce.
V appelu pozaduje soudce
ma autoistech, ably sami prihli-
zeli aby trafitni narizeni zn-
stala zachovana. Sam bude RI
dit soud els. 2. soudni budo-
Wy, ma kterem vyrizovany bu.
dou oznatene poklesky jiz IL
tTkem potinaje. Die vlastnich
jeho SLOW zasedne ma sondni sto
lici a rozsuzovati bude prisne,
at liz pred MIN stoii kamarad
neb nepfitel.
Nedele by nebyla ami nedeli,
kdyby Sc neudala hned celia Sc
rie acknowledged nehod. TAX
byl veera ma Woodhill Ave. a
\ Woodland Ave. nedaleko Luna
parku kolejdoucim autem u
smrcen 60-lety William Gold
stein, l03t9 Somerset Ave-,
praye kdyz Sc snazil pfeiiti u
lici. Ride auta byl John Otton
6706 Harvard Ave. S. E., jen2
pripad oznamil policii mrtvo-
la odvezl do Mt. Sinai nemoc-
nice. Otton obzalovan byl re
zabiti. Ia vcerejsi nedele pax
bylo pro prestoupeni poul
dopravnich pfedpisu zatceno
l3 osob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
UMRTI STAREHO OSAD-
NfkA.

Po delsim churaveni star
62 let dokonal b6h Sveho 1.-Two
ia, zvlAste V kruzich teskych
We vVchodnim Clevelandu
chvalne znamy krajan p. Hy-
mex kunc. Zesnuly byl uspeS-
nym obchodnikem svoii pri-
clnlivosti V oboru reznickem
dodelal Sc sluSne zamoznosti.
Jsa muzem poctiVym na slo-
To vzatym, uplatnll Sc V ruz-
nych zodpovednych uradech
spolkovych a byval volen do
generalnich sjezdu, zelmena II
Prvni Ustrednl Jednoty. Posled
nich nekolik roku zastaval zod-
povedne misto co predseda Il
East End Building and Loan
Assn. Jmenovany kraian byl
rOdakem Ze StraSic Il Zbirova
dlel V Americe 80 roku. Po-
hreb zesnuleho bude konan
Ultra V s. hod. rano z domu
smutku els. 1852 vych. 80. ul.
Odchodu jeho tezce zeli man
zelka pi. M. Kuncova, bratr je
no Ant. Kunc V Novelty O., a
5irokF kruh pratel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
DOSLE POZDRAVY.

Pan V. Baumgartl. jenz jest
hostem p. Sekmilera V bohu-
minske nadrazni restauraci, po
sila nam i nasi ctenarske obci
pozdrav 5 pohlednici a podob-
ne 6ini i p. j. PiSkula z Fleet
Ave-, jenz meska II D.. Kolare
v Petersburgu We Virginii, kde
pry Sc mu tax libi, re sc tam
hodla trvale usaditi. Ia vzpo-
minky mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
DGLEziTf UFOZORNtNi
SKOLAM A SPOLkOM.

Matice posila kazdeho mesl-
ce vsem skolam mesicni zpra-
Wy, ale nedostava Sc il pravi-
delnych zprav nekterych skol.
Ba jsou skoly, ze "a cely rok
nepodaly ami jedine mssicni
zpravy.
Mall vSak Matice zdarne
pGsobiti. jest predevsim treba,
aby mela dokonaly obrazek o
vsech skolach a jejich pome-
rech a potrebach. Coz mono
dociliti jen tehdy, kdyz skoly
budou pravideln6 posilati Ma
tici zpravy re svych schhZi,
prav6 jako Matice zasila jim
zpravy re schnZe sve. Neni tre-
ba, ably zpravy ty byly dlouhe,
ale vecne; aby skoly posilaly
nejen referencni zpravy, ale i
svoje dobrozdanl a navrhy. Po-
vinnosti spolkd jest, ably pro-
stfednictvim svych delegatu We
sVych patronatech dohledly,
Zda Sc TAX skutecne dele, zda
taiemnik udrzuje s Matici kO-
respondenci a iestli ucitel zasi-
III Mattel sve ZvlaStni mesiGni
zpravy, ma ktere Matice ma "a
catku roku posila ucitelnm
zvlaStni formulare, necht' uci-
tel anebo tajemnik dopise ia
icmnici a budOu skOle Timed "a
slany.
NaSi povinnostI jest posta-
viii skolstvi ceske ma nejvyssi
stupen, ably odpovidalo w
znamu a kulturni vyspelosti ce
skeho lidu. Proto Jest nutno,
ably vSechnv Skoly osady pra-
covaly jcdnotnt a svorne, jak
ivZneSeny ucel tohO dozadule,
nebot We spojeni ie sila ien
spoienymi silami muzeme zdei
( Skolstvi uGiniti naSi chlou-
boa a pychou.
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Zpfavy skol okolnich.

Elizabeth. N. j. Skola
pokracuje pravidelnym cho-
dem.
Garfield, N. j. - Divadlo
"Lumpacl Vagabundus", jez
bylo poradano dospelymi We
prospech skoly, m6lo veliky IL
speech. NavSteva ma divadle
byla velika, jakou osada jiz po
leta nevid6la. v osade jevi Sc
snaha zonvuoziviti "stavebni
druzstvo", ktere bylo po neko-
lik let V existenci q prikroeiti
ku staveni mistnosti, kde by me
la skola svoji tridu. Nyni vyu-
tuje Sc ma verejne skole. Ucitel
p. Horcicka zada o zaslani ne
jakych pohadek.
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