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The Washington herald., 1921-01-15

Substitutes - Georgetown. KnsN
for O'Byrne. Carnegie Tech. coed
for NiChol. NiChol for Good Gonrs
from field. Georgetown. FIavlr 10.
O'Byrne. Dudack 3. Knox . Ca-rs-
gle Tech: McPhee 5. Gibson &. Do
sey. Foul goals. Georgetown. Fla
win, out Of s. Carnegie Tech.
DOsey. IL out OF H. Om,IaLg.
SCholsser. umpire: Haas. referee.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15
GONZAGA QUINTET
COPS ANOTHER

The Gonzaga High quintet an
nexed its eighth consecutive victory
yesterday by defeating st. Johns in
the. Carroll Hall gym by a score Of
40 to II. Byrne was again the lead
er in scoring, hanging up rs of the
total points for the winning team.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15

Observation-Disclosures for Dey:
Dey for McFadden; Mccarthy for
Aubinoe; Supplee for Burger. Goals
from field-Gosnell, /; Burger, 2;
McCarty. 2; Lemon, /; Walker, l.
Goals from foul-Burger missed 8;
Parker, 5 out of IL: Lemon, s out
of 16. officials, Fuller. (referee), ,
Nugent (umpire).
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15
CENTRAL FLUNKERS
DO WN TECH, 22-I3

Central High Flunkers defeated
the Tech Fiunkers in basket ball
yesterday afternoon by a score of
Z2 to IL. Brinkman, Of Central, was
the individual star, caging four
goals from the field.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15
Yosemites Triumph.

The Yosemite quint defeated the
Warwick A. C. last night at Ingram
gym, "a to Is. Stewart and zshn
featured. Tonight the Yosemites
will meet the Circle A. C. at Carroll
Institute.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15
Columbia to Meet Quincy.

The Columbia A. C. will meet the
Quincy A. c. tonight at 7:45 o'clock
in the Wilson Normal gym.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15

Eastern High tossers knocked on
Coach Michael Kelly's cagemen in
the opening game of the second
high school championship basket
ball double-header OF the season at
the Central Coliseum. The final
score was "a to Is and Just about
shows the edge the Light Blue and
White team have over their heavier
but slower opponents.
Both teams played the hve-man
Central by this method in their
first game of the series; trimmed
the Stenographers yesterday with
the same kind of a game and have
an excellent chance of grabbing
the title IL they are able to keep up
the pace set in their first two starts.
The Stenographers, under Kelly's
able tutoring, are developing rapid
ly and may cause a lot of trouble
before the series ends. Their game
yesterday was a big improvement
over the type of play they showed
in losing to Western. They started
off against the Light Blue and White
Quint yesterday as though they
were going to put a crimp in the
title aspirations of Guyon's boys.
Three points were run up by the
Stenographers in the first six min
utes of play while the Fasteners
were unable to count. Guyon's men
found themselves and counted two
field goals and a free toss, leading
at the end of the quarter, to 3.
quarter, though they were hard
pressed at times, the Fasteners
were never headed. They stepped
out and flashed the same type of
game with which they stopped Metz
ler's boys and romped away to
their second victory in as many
starts.
The Light Blue and White team
easily outclassed their rivals at the
five man back, running type of
game. Possibly that is because they
have been drilled along those lines
all this season. However, they are
naturally better adapted to this
type of work than are their heavier
and much slower opponents. Kelly
has not the available material TO
put out a team which can play the
running game. Judging by their
showing yesterday they are much
too slow and awkward. Two of his
players in particular are too slow
to get out of their own way and
rarely are able to even keep up
with their shadows.
Ferber, Meaney and Smith were
the class in Kelly's lineup. Faber,
captain of the Light Blue and White
team, was undoubtedly the indivi-
dual star of the battle. Prender
and O'Dea also played hard, clever
games. Lineup and summary:
Eastern Position Rusiness
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15

Goals from field: ,Tech-wood-
ward 2, Evans 2, White 2. Central:
Brinkman 4, Falls 2, Stephenson,
johnson.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-15

A1NiOh '''' ~ VI ''''''' otllLn
Substitutions-Walker for Smith:
Cudmore for Virnstien. Goals from
field-Faber (5), Prender (2), o,Dea,
Myer, Peterson (3), Somerville.
Goals from foul-Meaney, z out OF
Is; Faber, out of 13. Oficials-
Nugent, referee; Fuller, umpire.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
Administrative Sale.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.--Un-
der and by virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary of said county, will
be sold before the court house door
in Dawson, said county, within the
legal hours of public sale, to the high
est bidder on the first Tuesday in
August next, the dwelling house and
lot where Charles c. Martin resides,
fronting - feet on the north side of
Seventh avenue, formerly calle d
Fourth avenue, in the city of Dawson,
Terrell county, Georgia, bounded as
follows: North by property Of Mrs.
Claude Bond, east by place of G. C.
Wall, formerly known as the Rufus
McLendon place, south by Seventh
avenue and west by Mrs. S. D. Mer-
GERS place. Sold as the property Of
the estate of c. E. Farrar, late Of said
county, deceased. Terms cash. This
July 5, 1921.
MISS BEULAH FARRAR, as Ad-
ministratrix Cum Testamento Annexo
on the estate of c. E. Farrar, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
FAILING TREE WAS
FATAL TO YOUNG MAN
Herman Jones Passes in CuthDert
Hospital After Weeks of Suffering.

After several weeks of suffering
caused by the falling Of tree which
struck him on the head, Mr.. Herman
Jones living near Shellman passed
away Sunday. afternoon at 5 O'Clock
al the Patterson hospital in Cuthbert
Mr.. Jones had lived near Shellman
practically all his life, being a mem
Der of a very prominent family. For
some time past he and his brother,
A. V. Jones, have been operating a
saw mill on their farm. Several weeks
ago while supervising the cutting OF
some stock from the woods he was
struck on the head by falling tree: AT
the time it was thought the accident
was nothing serious, but several days
later complications set in. An X-ray
picture was made and it was found
that there was fracture at the base
of the skull, at the juncture OF the
head and spinal column. 1t was neces-
sary that he be kept under influence
OF something on account OF the severe
pain. The burial took place at Mars
Hill cemetery Monday, near Edison.
The bereaved ones are his mother,
Mrs. Martha Ann Jones, two brothers,
A. V. and Idus Jones, two sisters,
Misses Belle and Bertha Jones.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
REV. CASSIDY PREACHED
FOR METHODISTS SUNDAY
Visiting Minister Made Favorable I'm.
preston on Large Audience.

Rev. F. H. Cassidy, presiding elder
of the Morristown (Tenn.) circuit, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday at eleven O'Clock, The
large congregation was deeply stirred
by the forceful and inspiring message
based on Revelations, 5th chapter, 49,
II verses. By his superior mental at
tainments and strong character Mr..
Cassidy has become a leader in the
Holstein conference, one of the largest
and most important in southern Meth
odism. He made a profound impress
sion on all privileged to hear him.
The solo by Mrs. R. B. McLain
was another feature of the morning
service greatly appreciated.
The pastor, Rev. Reese Griffin, at
the evening service held the closest
attention of his hearers in most i'm
pressive discourse from the, text,
BLESSED are the pure in heart for they
shall see Cod" Matt So.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
MISS LILLE CHEATHAM
WILL TEACH IN MEXICO
Will Leave Dawson August 10th With
Miss Lucille Lewis.

The many friends Of Miss Lille
Cheatham will be interested to know
that she has accepted the position OF
kindergarten teacher in Mcdowell In
stitute, Durango, Mexico, and expects
to leave Dawson about August 10th
with Miss Lucille Lewis to join other
workers at San Antonio, Texas.
Miss Cheatham will visit friends in
Montezuma and Atlanta before be-
ginning the journey to Mexico. She is
in every way qualified for the import
ant work upon which she will enter,
both in training and experience, but
there is feeling Of general regret that
Dawson must give up even temporari-
1y these popular and useful young
women.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
FOR SALE-Six high-bred Setter
puppies. w. A. EUBANKS, Daw-
son, Ga.
Notice to Terrell
County School Teachers
State Examination Will Be Held on
Iuly 10Th and 30th.

State Examination Will Be Held or
July goth and 30th.
The annual state examination fol
teachers will be held in Dawson Fri
day and Saturday, July 10Th and 3Oth
beginning at 9 a. m. Examination for
whites will be held in Dawson high
school building, and colored teachers
will meet at colored school building
Any one who expects to teach in Ter
rell county must take this examina-
ton.
The reading course for the renewal
of professional and first grade certif-
Gates consists of the following:
Primary and General Elementary.
Manual for Georgia Teachers.
Woofter's Teaching in Rural
Schools. Price $120.
Dresslar's School Hygiene. Price
$1.20.
High School and Supervisory.
Manual for Georgia Teachers.
Rapeer's Consolidated Rural School.
Price $175.
All the Children of the People.
(Smith). Price $1.05.
"A new manual EdS DeeH lSSueu. EV-
cry teacher should have one. They are
free. Call at office of county school
superintendent. The other books can
be secured from Southern School Book
Depository, 121 Auburn Avenue, At
1anta, Ga. Teachers will please remem-
Der that the completion of three pro-
fessional courses at any six weeks
standard summer school will also re-
new first grade and professional GER
tifcates for three years.
]. c. DUKES, c. S. S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
FELL FROM ROOF AND
WAS SEVERELY INJURED

Felix Williams, we'll known car
penter, fell from the roof of the store
of Mr.. A. L. Miller now under con-
struction and was seriously hurt his
right hip being dislocated. He also
sustained a deep cut on his face, sew
eral of his teeth were knocked out and
his body was severely bruised He will
be disabled for some time, but the
physicians are of the opinion that he
suffered no internal injuries and will
ultimately recover.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
Auction Sale.

On Tuesday, August 2, at II o'clock
noon, will be sold before the court
house door in Dawson, Georgia, to the
highest bidder for cash, twelve two
horse wagon bodies. These are bodies
to U. S. government wagons bought
by Terrell county, and being surplus
stock will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash. L. c. 'HOYL,
Clerk County Commissioners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
WELL-KNOWN WEBSTER
CITIZEN IS FOUND DEAD
Discovered by Members of Family on
Returning From Church.

Mr.. lobe Perry, well-known citi-
zen of Webster county, was found
dead at his home few afternoons ago
When members of the family who at
tended church services at Weston they
discovered that Mr.. Perry, who was
seemingly in good health when they
left, had expired. Heart trouble is sup
posed to have been the cause Mrs
Perry was visiting near Dawson at
the time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
PIGGLY-WIGGLY.

1t is probable that Dawson will
have Piggly-Wiggly store before
very long, but no definite information
can be given out until those interested
in this important enterprise have fully
developed their plans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26

Miss Sarah Jane Lovejoy, OF Low
ellis Corners, is in town for a short
visit. Be sure to see her at Palace
Theatre Tuesday, August End.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
SINGING AT YEOMANs.

A large gathering of people enjoyed
a community sing at Yeomans Sunday,
which was followed by preaching SER
vice, Rev. Reese Griffin delivering an
and helpful discourse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26

666 quickly relieves COnstipa-
ton, BiIiOusness, Loss of Appetite
and Headaches, due to Torpid
Liver.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
Efficient Service

Being in this line of business longer tina
corporation in this county, has prepared us t
cotton to the best advantage in every detail.
established as
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
Special Notices

FOR SALE-One baby buggy, wick
er body. Good condition. Phone $50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26
HIGH SCHOOL OF PIEDMONT COLLEGE

Highest official educational standing in Georgia
positively Christian four standard School M
and girls; every ppor precep Prov g
life teaching any college College atmosphere Library Lyceums a
Music Expression Expenses very For full
write
Dean ]. c. Rogers, Piedmont College, Demora :
Next week sea announcement of Piedmont College ~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-07-26

Now is the time to use Calcium Ar
senate 15c per pound. DAWSON
WAREHOUSE CO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
LUPICI LABUZNfCI.

Destiveho ycerejSiho pocasi
vyuzili pc desat6 hodine vecer
nj diva bandite, kteri veSli do
United Cigar obchodu ma rohu
Superior zap. 3. ul., kde Sc
pray6 nal6zal jediny klerk, G.
w. Leather, ktery chte nechte
musel ulehnouti ma zem ga
pull mezi tim co lupiti vyblra-
Ii pokladnu i neiiemnejsi dru-
nv doutniku. Jsou patrne kufa-
ky velice mlsnymi, neb 81 brali
len soc cigara. Po ieiich stope
Sc pustil l6taci skadronou
servant Farrell.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
PAM KOHLEROVA PRIJfMA
PRVNf NAVSTEVY.

Ia nepTitomnosti sVeho man
zela, move zvolen6ho mayora
m6sta Clevelandu, vykonavala
nastavajicf prvni DANA naseho
mesta a naSe krajanka prvnl
povinnosti ufedni tim, re phil
mala navSt6vy ruznych gratu-
lantu n6kolika report6rd, KITE
rym arci tlumocila radost mad
vyznamenanim chot6, ale mu-
sela je odkazovati po V@tsine
az do pfichodu manzela.
"Povolanim mym nijak nenl
politika, nejsem managerkou
m6sta, ale prVe fade mama
gerkou vlastnich domacich "a
lezitosti. Muz muj jest jak
vim tim prayym muzem k uci-
neni toho, co 81 lid pfeie miti.
Vim, re da m6stu dobfe vyci-
st6nou vladu, pravila PAM k
eetnJm dotazum, neustale jsouc
volana k telefonu. Neivice pra
&c m6la, kdyz Sc vitezstvi po-
calo sklaneti ma stranu Kohle-
rovu; tn Sc dv6fe netrhly a ne
stacila ami zodpovidati pfetet-
ne dotazy, kde ze asi novJ
mayor vezi.
Manzel6 Kohlerovi byli Sc
zdani prave pred 33 roxy
Cleveland6 a bydli residenc
els. 1894 vych. 81. ul.
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STAVEBNf REMESLA OSLA-
vi ZITREJSf DEN PRfMERf.

$4,000 Glen6 unii stavebnich
odborG uzna. die oznameni Ch.
Smitha, jednatele spolecn6 or
ganisace jmenovanych t6les,
zitfeiSf den narodnim svatkem
ma pam6t' skontenf sv6tov6 val
ky a dotyGne pokyny byly iiz
vsem odbornym % uniim tele-
fonovany. Nasledkem tohoto Il
sneseni nebude Ultra Y staVeb-
MIN pr6myslu pracovano a ta-
Ike V hlavnim stanu Cleveland
sk6 Federace Prace, 2450
vych. 9. ul. nebude uradovano.
Do Americke Federace Pra-
ce dochazi spousta zadosti, a.
by tato pouzila veskereho vii
WI "a washingtonsk6 odzbrojo-
vaci konference, jelikoz delni-
ctvo vesmes 81 preje, ably zmen
seny byly naklady ma massy
vojska lod'stva a pen6z TAX
to vyhazovanych ably upotfe-
beno bylo ma prace mfrove. Spo
Jena pTani sloucena V resoluci,
byla zaslana jiz presidentovi
A. F. P. Sam. Gompersovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
gOHAPRAZDNf ZLODEJO-
We OkRADLI NASEHO PA
MA SERIFA.

Rikava Sc velice moudre, re
GO je moe, to je moc", ale co
Sc stale V Clevelande okresni-
mu Serifovi Ch. E. Stannardo-
VI, Jest skutecae jest6 vice nez
moe. Mel svui automobil, V kite
EN- pronasledoval ruznou ne
fudnou celadku, V garazi els.
1865 vych. 81. ul. V bliZkosti
lastniho domova Y Cis. 1879
teze ulice. Kara slce byla Y beZ-
Deci neb garaz byla zavrena,
ale dnesnim darebakum neni
lic svateho, urazili zamek a
yypGjcili 81 pane serifoyo auto
ma 'vecnou oplatku", jeSt-li
Iotiz nebudou polapeni, co Sc
Vsak stati musi, Jak sllbuJe o.
l,raddny oufada. Bylo by skoda
aLta a pak trochu reputace,
nebot' povazte, re ke skode sc
pfipojuji jeste vSelijake ouSlap
ky. legrace podafene i meme
podafene vtipy A proto slibu.
je I rif nejen velepfisne patr$
nj ale j "krvavou pomstu" ne,
stoudnym pachatellm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
DEMOkRATf ZVOLENI "
MARION.

Marion, Q. list. Toto mesto,
domov presidenta Hardinga,
zvolilo 81 Vcera "a mayora de-
mokrata, George Neely-ho a
MIN vsechny kandidaty, hlasi-
ci Sc k t6to strane. Nicely III
skal 5,477 hlasu proti 3,432,
vrzenym pro nyn6jsiho mayo
ra, t. F.. AndreWse, republi-
kama. V roce lohskem bylo V
Marion odevzdano 1903 hlasd
pro Hardinga, proti 4,998 pro
CoXe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
HLASCVANl o PIVU IS. IL
STOPADU.

Washington, 8. list. Bitva o
l6cebne pivo skonci V senate
Is. listopadu, kdy dojde ku
hlasovani o dodatku Willisove,
die nehoz pfedpisovani piva
pro nemocn6 bylo by zakaza-
no. V padu pfiieti dodatku bit
va prenesena bude do soudu
Sladci, ktefi obdrzeli liz povo-
leni k vyrabenf lecebn6ho piva
povedou utok ma ustavnost to-
hoto noveho prohibicnlho do
datku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
VSEOBECNA STAVKA
" RlME.

Rim, .. list. Rim jest dnes
odriznut od ostatniho sveta
nasledkem vseobecne stavky,
iez byla naflzena komorou pra
ce k Will neshodam mezi zelez-
nicnfmi zrizenci a fascisty. jiz
konaji svdj Sized V Rhine. Zad-
ne vlaky neprijlzdeji aniz neod
jfzdeji 2 mesta. Delnictvo Sc
trva pry ma stavce, pokud Sc
fascist nevzdali 2 mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

Cestny obcan Clevelandu q
cestny doktor vysokeho uGeni
Western Reserve university,
proslaveny mas host marsalek
Ferdinand Foch Sc stal "a wee
rejsi stfedy razem idolem vseho
obyvatelstva. Promluvil n6ko-
lik kratsich proslovu, vzdavaie
diky "a nadsen6 uvitani skye
le pohost6ni, jehoz Sc mu V ma
sem m6st6 tax vyznamnym
zpasobem dostalo. Byl rozra-
dostn6n pohnut TAX, re slysan
hyl jeho pom6rn6 slaby hlas jen
nejblizSim okoli.
Ma ulicich clevelandskych
objevil Sc vcera tfikrate, hlav-
r6 ma Euclid ave. po cele jeji
d Ice cd Public Squaru az po u
niversity Circle. Oficielne uvi-
t5n byl mar$al mestem staten
Ohio dopoledne dome hosti-
tele Parmely w. Herricka V
q tes Mill. Stat zastoupen byl
samotn(m guvernerem H. l..
y yisem.
Ia schdze Hippodromu pro
mlavil byvaly sekretaf valky
Newton ID. Baker, jenz pfidal k
do5avadnim tituldm hrdinn6ho
hosta ieste titul novy, titul me
smrtelnosti', coz naplnenym di-
vallem pliiato bylo velkym
jas)tem.
VcereiSi slavnost byla velice
kazena ustavicnym, drobnym
sice, ale vydatnym dest6m. Au-
tomobil generalisima prDiizdel
pravym morem deStniku, X ere
nelly nadSence ma ulicich cltra-
niti pred promoknutim VZacny
host dekoval vfele, ale strucne
20 vojensku "a pozdravy a,neu-
zival "a feci superlqtivu.
Rozradostnen byl zfeime phi po
hledu ma mnozstvi ditek stoji-
cich po nekolik hodin ma desti,
ably spatiAy muze, ienz pora-
zil Nemce. Ia mesto uvital
marsala v zastoupeni mayora
Fitzgeralda pravni riditel
Woods, jenz host naval 'nej-
v6tSim voiinem vSech casa'.
Legionafi. anglicti vyslouzil-
ci. vyslouzilci spanelsk6 yalky
JIM uniformovani cestni no
ste. museli vtera poznovu doka-
zati iistou statetnost, neb stal
V pozoru ia deste po dve hodi
ny
Slavnost V Hippodromu ko
mana byla 30 pfedchazeiici re
ceDci V klubu Americke Legie
kan Foch dovezen byl cd I'm
versity Circle V slavnostnim
polekud zmacenem pruvodu.
Kdyz marsal Foch opoust6
Obchodni Komoru, byl mu ode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
POBYT MARSALA FERDINANDA
FOCHE Y CLEVELANDE.
VZACNY HOST PIN CHVALY OPO.
HOSTINNOSTT NASEHO MESTA.
ODJEL JAKO CESTNY DOKTOR UNIVERSITY
JAKO CESTNY OBCAN.

vzdan dar jmenem cleveland
skych PolakG. Zlate, drahoka-
my vykladane srdce, kter6 mu
odevzdal hosik od&ny,v V polslIy
narodni kroi a jedna z pol
skych dam m6la ia t6 pTilezi-
tosti francouzsky proslov. Po-
laci znamenit6 vyuzili slavnost
nj pfilezitosti, ably ma Sc upo-
zornili, neb Foch prijal i depu-
tace polskych vyslouzilcd legi-
onafd, kterou velice srdecn6
rozmlouval.
Nemene vyznacnou byla od-
poledni slavnost We Western
Reserve universit6, kde marsa-
lovi odevzdan byl 6estny dok-
torsky diplom tohoto vysokeho
uGelist6. Obfad vykonan byl V
uniyersitnf kapli Amasa Stone,
kan pripusteno bylo jen 500
hosti. Pri pffchodu rozezvucely
Sc varhany raznou marsailesou,
jeiiz zvuky pfeSly V americkou
hymnu. Do kaple pTipustenO
bylo pouze 800 studentu, kdezto
ostatnf tvorili spalir venku. Po-
sIuchaGi V kapli pax byli pozvi-
ce t6z vyslouziIci sv6tov6 val
XIV, 2 nichz mnozf Zaplatili ma
boiiStich Francie i dan krve.
Ceremonial pfi odevzdavanf di-
rlomu sveren byl DIR. Twingo-
vi. ienz obklopen dGverniky u
University pronesl pripadnou rec
q Baker pfedstavil marSala. Po
ohradech pronesl Foch francouz
skym jazykem dekovaci oslo
veni, natez vykonal prehlidku
studentstva.
Uvitacich slavnosti sucastni-
la Sc t6z peticlenna deputace
Geskoslovenskvch legionafn, Sc
stavena Fred Holuba, Jose
ia Nekvasila, Frant. Prokopa,
Josefa Kv9ta a Jana Hrdlicky
Delegace zafazena bvla V do
pOIedni pravod 2 klubu Anne
rick6 Leige do Hippodromu ma
| Euclid Ave. odkud poZd6ii do
provodila marsala do Obchod.
MI komory. kde pfi banketu "a
stupoval Ceskoslovenskou Re.
publiku konsul DIR. Bartosov
sky.
Po zakonceni slavnosti odjeI
do Hollenden hotelu, ably sobf
chvili odpocinul, nacez vetei
Sc sGcastnil banketu.
o II. hodine zrejme unaven
ale jest6 porade pin chvaly
Clevelandu, vstoupil marsa
Foch do zvlastnlho vlaku nt
nadrazi vych. 105. ul. a odie
pres Pittsburg do Washingto
nu, kde Sc bude podileti na N
tfejsi odzbrojovaci konferencl
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v nedeli Il. Iistopadu

Vybor upozornuje vsechny.
stare i mlade pFiznivce Sta
rych Osadnfkd ma pfatelske
a srdecne jejich zabavy a
protoz timto kazdeho uctiv6
I'VE ku teto sousedske veseli-
ci, kterouz Sc snazi po dav-
mem ceskem zvyku uprayiti,
talk jak "a nasich starych
casa obycejem V n6kterych
kraiich V Cechach po p6kn3
hodince ma dozvukach po-
svicenskych byvalo. A take
vytecna dechova Mafikova
Kapela slfbila, re jedine ty
naSe starocesk6 k tanci Wy
hravati bude. Zacatek urcen
jest liz ma druhou hodinu od
poledne.
AGA 1A Ga 4A Oh aGA @ M On MG4 d.
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nemdx "
lest obmezen omnezs Pouzii 6to pfiIe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
Denver Orpbeurn

Seven ue~ ard Interesting acts are
billed with the new Orpheum show
which boasts OF two headliners and
one featured act AZ the top Of the
list are Sammy Lee and His Friends.
and William Haliigsn. playing one Of
the most unusual and Delighted
sks tches OF the year. called "Highlow-
brow with Lee are a score Of giriia
girls who sing and dance in pe.lehy
manner. The former is one OF vaude-
viIle's most popular dancing Juveniles
Condensed in -Highiowbrov'' arc
three of the worlds most famous stor-
ies-De Maupassant'e Regret Dune
ary's The Guest and o. HenryS
The GIFTS Of HaglT :. jay kaufman
noted author and critic. is tho writer
Harry and Emma sharrock give an
extremely funny and mystifyinE NUM-
her In their Behind the Grand stand"
They play the roles OF street fairs
The scene is laid at a county fair.
Other acts of the new bill include
Tonic Cray and company. fun Epe-
rfalists: Leon Gautier's "BrickIayers'
a canine novelty: Arthur Nil1ard and
Minnie Marlin. In fun and melody "a
ia honsyrlconing' Lna and FAY Durby
vile. lady shadowsraphers. Pathe
News. Aesop-s fables and Topics of the
day also are prcEra mined