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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

was fiercely resentful and humil-
lated as I walked by Hugh Grant
lands side TO the tree beneath which
were grouped Dicky. Edith Fairfax
and a number Of the younger Paige
cousins.
1 have always prided myself upon
never betraying in public by word.
look or gesture, any jealousy Of
Dicky. no matter how impressive
may be his attentions to some other
woman. This errand upon which l
was bent at Hugh Grantland's re-
quest savored altogether too much
Of the jealous wife-removing- hus-
band-frOm- rivals-vicinity. 10 my no
ton. But one look at DR.. Jim Paige.
who stood alone a short distance OFF,
pretending 10 be busy in piling dog
wood boughs together, but in reality,
as l quickly saw, watching Dicky
and Edith intently from beneath
frowning brows, made me quicken
my steps and forget my resentment
in apprehension.
As we came up. Dicky hailed us.
e~AAN- Il NAAOhbAAN uEAEkAtA q nULt VI
mockery in his CALL
You're just in time" he said.
We've decided TO have a Maypole
dance right here. OF course, it isn't
May yet, but as l understand IL,
May down here is what our August
is. or something like that. At any
rate. It's May weather when the
dogwood blossoms are out, accord
Ing to my reckoning, so we're going
to celebrate. Edith is going TO be
Queen Of the May. Won't she make
good one?
His clever artists hands had been
busy as he spoke with some sprays
Of the pink and white blossoms. and
as he finished he deity tossed on
Edith's dark hair a cunningly fash
toned crown. Then he dropped on
one knee before her, looked up au-
daciously at her. and seized her
hand.
First of all thy majesty's loyal
subjects. 1 salute theel" he said.
bent his head as if to kiss her hand.
The younger Paige cousins clapped
their hands ana laughed merrliy at
the little outburst. but 1, watching
Edith Fairfax curiously, saw that
she did not even smile. With a
queer reaction at my heart, real
Azed that though the touch of Dicky's
lips upon her hand would be some
thing infinitely priced by her. yet
she was annoyed and resentful at
shared Hugh Grantland's knowl-
edge of DR.. Jim Paige's hair-trigger
temper I guessed from the quick,
furtive glance she shot at him, even
as she quickly and deftly snatched
her hand from Dicky's grasp before
his lips had reached it.
Don't be absurd. Dicky," she said
almost pettishly. then she turned
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

The Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary society Of the First
Christian church met at the home
OF Miss Julia Scates, 236 Haney av..
Tuesday evening. The subject for
discussion was The Work in the
Congo" Officers were elected for
the ensuing year as follows: Mrs.
Edna Crobaugh. president; Miss
Hazel McQuary, vice president; Miss
Ruby Garfield, secretary, and Miss
Trina Cole, treasurer. The meetings
Of the society will be discontinued
unit 1.-The fall
At s o'clock this late June morn
ing. the wedding OF Miss AureHa c.
Barcome. 704 z. Miner ST.. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. s. V. Barcome, and
Louis +. Durreu. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Durrell OF San Antonio,
Tex. took place at St. JOSEF h's
church. the Rev. P. J. Carroll off,
ciating.
Mrs. NJ. Mccartney. organlst. and
Frank Hiss. violinist, played Men
delssohn's Wedding March" as
the bridal party entered. The brides
maid. Miss Marguerite Tremel Of
Mishawaka. entered first, followed
by the bride, and they were met at
the altar by the groom and grooms-
man. Il Love You Truly" was rem
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Mrs f. S Schanehorn, Brick Rdp
was hostess at a picnic given by the
Clay and Harris Home Economics
club Yesterday Dinner was served
10 so members at noon and the af-
ternoon was spent socially with
program and contests as diversions.
The contest favors were awarded
Miss Irene Wolf Mrs T. b. Chubb.
Hiss RozcIla Longley, Willard Joeh-
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dered as a soft accompaniment 20
the ceremony, and Battmon's Wed
ding March" was played as the
occasional.
A dainty gown OF imported or
candle was worn by the bride with
a full length veil Her flowers were
n shower bouquet OF valley lilies.
Miss Tremel. the bridesmaid. wore a
lovely frock Of organdie in a peach
shade. and carried an arm bouquet
Of Ophelia roses and sweet peas.
Vincent D. Vaughan OF Lafayette.
Ind. attended the groom.
A wedding breakfast was served
TO % guests after the ceremony at
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durreu left for
trip through the west and will be at
home after July / in San Antonio,
Texas.
The Young Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the Grace NJ. z.
church met Tuesday night at the
home OF Miss Bernice Slower, no
Marietta st. During the business
session The following officers were
elected: Miss Ruth Lang, president:
Miss Edna OFT, vice president; Mrs
Lydia Steele Flack, secretary. and
Miss Bernice Slower, treasurer. Re
freshments were served. The meet
ings Of the society Will be discon-
tinued until September.
-
As a compliment to Miss Helen
Scherman, a bride OF this week, Miss
Winifred Kryder. els Riverside dr.,
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower at her home Tuesday evening.
The time was spent socially with
needlework a diversion. Luncheon
was served at a table conferred with
basket OF pink and white peonies
and lighted with pink tapers in gild-
ed holders. Other table and house
appointments carried out the pink
and white color motif At the close
Of the evening Miss Scherman was
presented with a dainty pink and
white basket containing the shower
gifts.
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Preceding the service Miss Mar
jOdie Whitcomb played a number Of
selections on the piano and as the
bridal party descended the stair case
and approached the improvised altar
in the living room of the home. she
rendered The Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin." During the ceremony
Miss Whitcomb played Il Love You
Truly" An embankment of ferns
and lilies formed an effective back
ground for the bridal party which
was composed of Mrs. Lawrence T.,
Galbraith OF Toledo, o., sister Of the
bride as matron Of honor, Miss Ruth
SeybOld, sister of the bride as brides
maid. and J. Harris Hambright,
cousin of the groom as best man.
Miss Seybold wore an attractive
gown Of turquoise blue taffeta with
cream colored lace trimmings, the
skirt Of which was made tunic style
with panels of lace and taffeta- She
carried an arm bouquet of Russell
roses. Mrs. Galvraith wore her own
wedding gown of white satin en-
| broidered in crystal beads and car
ried an arm bouquet OF sunburst
/ roses
The bride was beautiful in her
bridal costume Of white satin with
! trimmings of lace and chiffon rose
buds and sewn with pearl beads.
Her skirt was draped gracefully and
adorned with lace Her full length
veil was cap shaped and caught up
with valley lilies. Her flowers were
/ shower bouquet brides roses, sweet
/ peas and valley lilies.
A reception followed the ceremony
/ after which a supper was served to
/ rs guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hambright
/ left for a western trip and will visit
| Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas City, Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Pixies
| Peak. They will he at home after
/ July / at 225 s Grant ST, Casper.
/ Wyoming.
Out of town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
/ Galbraith, Toledo, o.. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Cyrus BonDurant. Miss Gladys Por-
/ ter Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ SeybOld.
| Glenn Seybold and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Brook Bower all of Plymouth. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Seybold and fam
/ lily Of North Liberty. Russell Hauen-
stein Of EllIhart and Mrs. IAttimer
| ShNely Of New Orleans. La
Following a short business meet
| ing held by the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society Of the Stull
/ Memorial NJ. E. church Wednesday
Afternoon the members entertained
the Little Light Bearers with a
party. Miss Lois Palmer recited
/ That Little Girl from China" The
guests spent the remainder Of the
afternoon playing games on the
church lawn. The hOstesses served
refreshments. The regular meeting
will be held the third wednesday in
July.
The annual picnic OF the Mount
Pleasant neighborhood was given
| Wednesday at the home OF Miss
Sadie Dough. During the afternoon
session the following program was
| presented: Readings by Mrs. Ira
Carpenter and Miss Mildred Hill; a
vocal selection BY Miss Allegro Car
penter and Rotations by Dorothy
/ Carpenter. Charles BaSsett. Miss
Blanche McGriff. Mable Matthews.
Thelma Bassett. Marie Virgins and
/ Dorothy Bassett. A sc=S by Miss
! Mildred Hill closed the program.
/ officers We're elected as follows. Mrs.
/. A. Lydick. president; Mrs. Thomas
/ Jackson, vice president: and Mrs.
/ Glenn Carpenter, secretary and
treasurer. The next annual meet
ing viii be held the third WedneS-
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ner and Mrs a. Arthur Ripley On
July 13 a business meeting viii be
held at the Slower school.
Miss Pauline 7. Evans, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Evans. 1902
s. Sixth ST.. and Elmer J. Krogh.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Krogh.
1917 S. Tenth ST.. were married at
8 O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
home OF tho bride. Rev. B. L.
Brandenburg OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church performing the cere-
money.
The couple was attended by Miss
Alpharetta Straub and Willard
Krogh. brother OF the groom. Miss
Straubs frock was Of pink organdy
and her bouquet Of butterfly roses.
The bride wore a gown OF sunset
Iorgandy over satin and carried
bouquet OF sunburst roses.
TIE home was attractively decorat-
ed with flowers and palms. I'm
mediately following the ceremony, a
wedding supper was served to so
guests.
After an extended trip 10 points
in southern Indiana and Kentucky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Krogh will be at home
after July 1 at 1902 S. Sixth s..
Mrs. w. 3. Dodd Of Minneapolis
MINI, was an out-of-town guest.
The marriage OF Miss Esther Luce,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Luce. 40 South Bend Ave, and
Jerome Coquillard, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Coquillard, 514 w. Madl-
son St. was solemnized this morn
ling at Z o'clock at ST. Joseph 3
church. Rev. P. J. Carroll officiating.
AS the bride and her attendant
Miss Nellie Luckey entered the
church THE Brodal Chorus" from
'Lohengrin' was rendered on the
organ. For the occasional Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was played.
/ The bride was met at the sanctuary
steps by the groom and his best
man, Clarence COquillard, his bro
Their.
/ Miss Lucey wore an attractive or
CANDY frock Of Nile green with hat
TO match and carried an arm bou-
iquet of Columbia roses and sweet
peas. The bride was lovely in her
Costume of white charmuese heavily
beaded with pearls and her hem
length veil of tulle fashioned about
her head in cap effect Her flowers
were a shower bouquet Of brides
! roses.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
brides parents. After a short we'd
Iding trip Mr.. and Mrs. COquillard
viii be at home at 1910 South Bend
Avee.
A lovely mid-June wedding cele-
\ brated wednesday evening was that
/ Of Miss Helen Lucille Seybold, daugh-
I ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Seybold.
I 712 Lindsey St. and Floyd Kiefer
Hambright, Casper. Wyo., son of
Mrs A c. Hambright Mlshawaka.
which took place at s o'clock at the
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Clubs
.SOCietu:

Miss Mary Vitou entertained 10
guests informally with a o'clock
tea at the Robertson tea room Wed
nesday afternoon COmphmenting Miss
Helen Scherman. A white bridal
cake holding a kewpie bride and
surrounded with a wreath OF green
cry conferred tho table. Miss Scher-
man was presented with a cor@ge
OF white sweet peas and valley lilies.
Miss Pauline Mohn. 1915 s. St.
Joseph ST.. was hostess At a z O'Clock
dinner wednesday evening announc-
ing the engagement Of Miss Hazel
Markham 20 Hans Mohn Of Indanap-
OILS The date OF the marriage was
announced for June 80. A cOrsage
bouquet OF forget-me-nOts and pink
rose buds was presented the honor
guest and the places Of the u guests
were marked with miniature bOu-
quets OF the same flowers. A wicker
basket Of the rose BUDS and forget
me-nOts decorated the dinner which
was made charming IN a color
scheme Of blue and white.
The marriage Of Miss Florence
Lehman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lehman, go California av.. and
David Grahame Currey, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Currey Of Phlla-
delphia. Ia, was sOlemnized at a
pretty home service Tuesday even
ing 40 s O'Clock az the home OF the
brides parents Rev. Hugo Weichely
Of the st. Peters Evangelical church
omciatiur. As the bride descended
the stairs Mrs David Parks. played
The Bridal chorus from "Lohen-
grin" At the foot Of the stair case
the bride was met by the groom and
together they proceeded % the alter.
After the service Mrs. Parks render
ed MeudeIssohn's wedding march
and schuman's Naumere. FOrty-fye
guests were seated at the supper
table which was appointed with
daisies ferns and Dorothy Perkins
roses Flowers Of similar varieties
graced the rooms of the home.
The bride was very attractive in
her simply conceived wedding gown
OF white embroidered organdy. She
wore Ieghorn hat trimmed with
folds Of georgette Her flowers were
a shower bouquet of white SWEEP
peas, daisies and pink rosebuds.
Out Of town guests We're Miss Sarah
Flox Of Kenda1vilIe, Ind. and Mrs.
c. Erickson Of Fargo, n. ID.
After short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Currey viii be at home at 61O CAL
ifornia av.
Mrs. f. S. SchanehOrn, Brick, Rd,
was hostes at a picnic given by the
Clay and Harris Home Economics
club Yesterday. Dinner was served
10 so members at noon and the af-
ternoon was spent socially with a
program and contests as diversions.
The cnnfest faNOrs We're awarded
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Honoring the new members Of the
w. B. a. South Bend Review No. 4,
with a reception and lawn party at
her home 1880 High St. Wednesday
evening. Ninety members were re-
Ceived by the hostess who was assis-
ted by her daughter, Mrs Leon
Thornton. VictrOla selections and
games were diversions of the even
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

picnic given by the Eldeen club
at Studebaker park Wednesday
afternoon was attended by 16 mem
bers. Mrs. Phillip Shine served as
hostesses for the outing. A basket
lunch was served. Plans were
made for another picnic to be given
in two weeks at Pottawatomie park.
The hostess for the meeting will be
Mrs. Frank Batson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

The last business meeting OF the
season was held by the Florence
Crittenton circle at the Y. w. c. A.
yesterday afternoon. Committee re-
ports occupied the session. 1t was
announced during the meeting that
employment or homes had been
found for nine girls during the past
month. Meetings Will be resumed
during September.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

day in June 1922 at the home Of
Mrs. Carpenter, Lincoln way w. I'd.
The meeting OF the Shakespeare
circle announced for Wednesday has
been postponed for one week. A 10
o'clock breakfast will be given at
the home of Mrs. r. 8. Sayre, Port
age I'd. Election of officers will be
held at the meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

A lovely mid-June wedding cele-
brated wednesday evening was that
Of Miss Helen Lucille Seybold, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Seybold.
712 Lindsey St, and Floyd Kiefer
Hambright, Casper. WyO., son Of
Mrs. A. G. Hambright. Mlshawaka,
which took place at s o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev. A.
NJ. Eells performing the ceremony.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
PRIMO .ALEKSANDER PRO-
GLASEN KRALJEM JU-
GOSLAVIJE.

Belgrad, %. avg. = Po vseh
cerkvah in javnih trgih V Jugosla-
viii Sc je zadnjo nedeljo citalo
proklamacijo, XII naznanja, da je
prime Aleksander zasedel jugoslo-
vanski prestol.
Sledece Gudno porocilo je prime
sla pondeljkova Chicago Tribune:
"Pariz, 81. avg. - Stanje jugo-
slovanskega kralja Aleksandra ka-
re znatno izboljsa,nje, kakor Sc
glasi nocojsnji oficijalni bulletin
njegovih zdravnikov.
Sindikalisticni list Peuple'' "a
gotavlja danes svojih kolonah,
da je prime Aleksander pri dobrem
zdravju, toda Sc ne mara povrnit1
v Srbijo, da bi zasedel prestol.
"Aleksandrovo obotavljanje, ola
bi sprejel krono Sc je razvilo V
sklep, da Sc prestolu odpove, "
pravi list in dodaja "Dve ljubeci
srci priprosti hisici je bolje kot
pa prestol in podaniki V teh ca
sih."
Dunajske brzojavke dne 26.
julia so porocale, da Sc je prime
IAleksander zarocil princezinjo
Zofijo de. Vendome, hcerko princa
Emanuela, voj3ode vendomskega
in alenkonskega. Prfncezinja Zofi-
/ ia je bila rojena leta 1898 v Neuil-
| lyu Franciji. Po Ameriki so Sc
nedavno Sirile vesti, da je Alex,
sander zaroeen anglesko prince
zinjo Mario, toda te vesd Sc je o.
ficijelno zanikalo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
PosLED1cE voJNE.

Camp Funston, Kans. = Camp
Funston, kjer je maj. gen. Leo
nard Wood ivadil devetinSestdese-
to, sedmo in deseto divizijo voja-
stva, je bila prodana ma javni
drazbi. Ma prostoru, ki obsega IL
soc akrov, je 1,2o0 poslopij, in IL
med teh je bilo razprodanih mad
$50 tistim kupcem, ki so najvec
ponudili zanje. Razprodaja Sc je
vrSila V starem gledaliseu in Gene
so bile skrajno mike.
Shramba "a led, XII je stala drza-
vo $250,000, je bila prodana "a
$19,500. Perilnica, lepo poslopje IL
marmora in XII je stala drzavo
$2,500,000 je bila prodana "a
$4,000. Kot Sc vidi ina vlada
Qjudstvo) Zdruzenih draw z ex,
perimentiranjem vojaskih aspira-
ci1 velike stroSke in izgube. Dave
ma butara je tezka vseh dezelah,
kjer Sc je ugneEdil militarizem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
KAKo GRK1 "PRoD1RAJo"

Grki pac izvrstno prodirajo glo-
boko = zepe grskih davkoplace-
valcev! Kmalu bodo povecano
naglico "prodirali" IL Azije pro,
ii domu kot soy zacetku proti
njej.
Ameriski meScanski listi, XII so
posvecali mnogo svojega prostora
grskim "zmagam'', ko so Sc tur-
skc cete umikale brez boja in va
bile Grke "a seboj, poroeajo sedaj
$ eisto majhno notice, da SO Turk
strli desno krilo> in zajeli poleg
plena Sc ITO castnikov in 1000
moz posadke.
Ne zelimo grSkim mladenicem
hudega, ker vemo, da Sc morajo
boriti ma ukaz svojega lakomnega
kralja in autokracije, toda bas "a
grski narod je potrebno, ola zado'
bi njegova armada V Mali Aziji te- :
meljit poraz. To bo eventuelno po-
vzrocilo v Grski revolucijo, kate,
re posledica bo, da bo moral pu-
stolovski lopov Konstantin kaj ma
Clio odnesti pete ma tuje, ce mu DO
drago zivljenje. Grki pac bridko
uvidevajo, kako velikansko zablo,
do so storili, ker so dovolili svoje-
mu oholemu kajzerju povratek IL
tujine in zasedenje prestola.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
PRETRESLJIVA VEST; UBoGI
SANDY.

Skozi stiri leta Sc je skotsd
mornar Sandy Dunkan vOzil po
morju med Kalkuto in Sangajem
predno Sc je kon6no pripeljal V
newyorSko pristanis6e. 10 nitro
je stopil ma suho ze je odhitel V
bliznji salun in zahteval kozarcek
viskija
"Ne dobi$," ie rekel bartender
in 81 otrnl solzo. "Danes imamo v
Ameriki prohibieiiop"
Skot pa nikakdr nj hotel verje-
ii bedasti povesti. Mislil je, da Sc
le MENU noGe dati zahtevanega
zganja. Da lumpu "a baro pokaze.
kai ie. odkoraka trdimi korakl
ma bliznjo policijsko postajo tozi-
ii. Sele tam so neSreenega Skota
preprieali, da V Zdruzenih drza-
yah nj dovoljeno pitt opojnih pi-
lac nikomur drugemu kot boga-
tim sloiem. Skot ie sklenil, ola Sc
.ndiria na prvo ladijo in nikdar
vee ne pride pogledati Amerike-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
SIJAJEN SPREJEM CESKIH
PRVAKOV.

Zadnjo nedeljo popOldne je ma
tisoce Gikaskih Ceho-SlOvakov z
velikim sijajem vsprejelO delcga-
tie, XII so dospeli IL Cehoslavije ma
veliko telovadno SlavnOSt SokOl-
ske zveze. Telovadba Sc vrSi vse
dni tega tedna V KOlOseju ma Wa
bash avenui.
Mad sto automobilov okrasenih
ameriskimi in narodnimi ceSkini
zastavami je takalo delegate ma
Onion postal. Spremljali so dele
eacijo do W. 22nd st. in Marshall
blvd, jer Sc ie formiral velik pa
bod.
Bill je krasen pogled ma velike
sl>upine uniformiranih Sokolov,
/, Sokolic in naraSGaja, ko so kora-
kali "a avtOmObii vOzeGi delegael-
10 proti veliki sOkOlSh dvoram ma
20 cesti in Lawndale Ave. NSe u
lice koder Sc je vii spreyod so tlle
ozaliSane. Po vSeh izlozbenih in
drugaenih oknih Sc je videlo po-
zdravne napise, 6ehOslovaSke Srbe
in embleme. BriljantnO Skrlatne IN
modre uniforme ter GrnOgorske &C.
pice Sokolov so nudile prijeren
kontrast S priprostimi beliml uni
formami SokOlic.
Evropski delgaeiji je naceloval
senator Vaclav KlofaG, bivsi mini
ster "a narodno obrambO V CehG-
Slaviji.
Senator Kofac, dobrO znan tudl
med Slovenci, je bill eden onih 'es-
kin narodnih voditeljev, katerega
lie Aystrija vrgla V jeeo in ga OBJ,
sodila ma smrt. V jeGi sc je naha-
jail tri leta.
Drugi Glani delegacije so bill
Rudolf Bilek, telovadni direktOr
eehoslovaSke Sokolske Zveze; Ivan
Hitler. urednik lista SokOl Entelli-
gencer; JOSip Havranek, predSed-
mix ratislavskega diStrikta SokOl-
ske Zveze; JoSip nfaus, urednik
lista "Slovaski Sokol"; Ivan Pc,
likan, urednik Oficijelnega glaSila
sokolske Zveze in pa Sc devet IL
branih telovadcev, XII so pOrazili
vodilne telovadce V evropskih de-
zelah.
DR.. A. Mueller ie bill direktor
slavia, on ie naslOvil delegaciji
dobrodoSlico.
Poleg NIGGA je govOrilo Sc mno-
90 drugih govornikov.
Kot reeeno sedanie sokOlSke sla-
vie bo trajalo skoI yes teden, to-
da glavni program Sc bo vrSil pri-
hodnio soboto in Hedeljo.
Prihodnjo nedeljo, to je ma 20.
avg. Sc bo vdelezil te sloveSnOSti in
telovadbe tudi mas JugoSfovansH
Sokol. NaSi Sokoli Sc bodO zbrali
oh eni uri pOpoldne V dvOrani Q.
S. P. j. ma 18th and Fisk SITS. Tam
Sc bo formirala vista, ki odkOraka
V Kolosej (Coliseum), kjer Sc bo,
do aktivni SOkoi vdeleziE telo-
vadbe.
NaSe GikaSke roiake pozivamo,
da obiSGeio to naSo najvecjo slO-
vansko prireditev, kar Sc jih je Sc
.izvrSilo to Stran oceana do danes.
Kdor ina koliekaj slovanskega
duha V Sebi, Sc bo vdelezl Slavja,
da bo tujemu svetu elm impozant-
nejSe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-23
KORLE HOCE BERACITI. OKO-
II LICE NARODOV, DA GA
POSTAVI MA PRESTOL.

Dunaj, 81. avg. Bivsi avstro-
rogrski cesar Korle namerava ma
prositi koncil lige narodov, da mu
dovoli zasesti ogrski prestol in
gprcmeniti Ogrsko v monarhijo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-24
Chief Warns Boys
Playing In Street

"ToI the boys that they must ston
playing football and baseball in the
streets" Chief of Police Bragg asked
Of the Times-Rccorder today "If
they don't some of them are goinp.
TO get hurt, and those that don't get
hurt are going to get into trouble. .
We have municipal playground now
where the boys may play to their
hearts content without being in dan
ger and without endangering or dis
turbing anyone else, and they should
use it instead eff the street. Yester-
day some boys were play football
on church street and they broke an
electric lamp which the city must re-
place. Who is responsible we have
been unable to find out. would like
to hae the cooperation of the par
cnts in stopping this practice, which
is both dangerous and a public nui-
sance".