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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

the room at the same time at which
time work of every child was shown.
Mrs. stephenson and the children
We're glad to have the mothers come
out and SEQ some Of the good work
the children have done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Andcrson's rom prepared
a nice little Christmas program which
was given Friday afternoon. They
also had a Christmas tree.
Everyone was invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Mrs. Morgan, teacher. First Grade
finished their Christmas problems
tarly and In addition mounted cal.
ondar pads Tor their mothers Christ.
mas present. santa Claus sent them
q tree and thr~e was program In
which every child took part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Montgomery to her home in
Whitewright, Texas, Miss McClain
will go to Oklahoma City. Miss Bre.
cheen will go to Commerce. Texas,
Miss Warinner to Bartlesville, Mrs.
Washington and Mrs. Jordan viii
spend Christmas in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Picture Shows

on Monday and Tuesday a picture
show was given during chapel per
ods. Mondays picture was on "Thr
Moline System OF Power Farming
~ the Atlas Educational Film Com
any, and on Tuesday u film entitled
our Children" by the Child's Bureau
y Department Of Labor was shown.
l'he first was OF exceptional interest
.o agriculture students as to the study
the use OF the tractor on the farm
I'd Just been completed. and the
picture gave q much clearer idea OF
he manner in which IL worked
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Bennett. teacher. In our room
We had n tree and Christmas program.
Al pupils took parts who wete not
ON the Thanksgiving program
Invitations written cn Chris,mah
bells, were sent TO parents.
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when 1922 Comes

When school again opens after the
holidays we will he testing the fatcs
Of the year nineteen hundred and
twenty-five. May they be IA favorable
as those Of nineteen hundred and
twenty-one and bring good luck to
alt.
The Natural Science Department
were busy this week preparing Their
exhibit. II was very interesting
There were scme splendid plates
drawings. paper models Of animal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Mr.. Rechtin; John, what part of
speech is singing?"
John w. Singing? Singing is az
past participle in the present tense"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Fifth Grade

The fifth grade room had on exhi-
biz Il specimen of all work done by
pupils during the first term of school.
The pupils of this grade gave the pro.
gram for mothers club on Thursday
of the past week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

and flowers, as well as good descrip-
tons on display. These together with
the fine collection of specimens made
the exhibit an instructive one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Manual Training

The Manual Training department un'
der Mr.. Reitz has stopped shop work
for a few days and is now taking up
mechanical drawing. 1t was founu
that the Ninth grade could not make
the proper drawings ORPHAN Of the At
ticles that they were going to MAKE.
When they learn TO make the
sketches properly they will resume
their shop work as usual.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

gram. After the program the pres
onts were taken from the tree and
distributed. Each mother received a
bulb planted in Jar made and decor
ated by her child.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Follies Of Youth

Mr. Morrison In American history
class. What was the constitution Of
the United States based on1'
Helen W.-"why. It's based on the
disputes between Maryland and vir.
elnia. isn't itY'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Dreaming Sunday school teacher.
"wh at was the name OF tho great
writer who wen, down on the Lusi.
tania7'
Irene Hunt treading from n book
in her handl "NebuchadneE,ar."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

We have begun to sell the Red
Cross seals. We are rather late in
getting them but hope to make a sue
cess Of. Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Murphy is going TO Wolfe City.
Texas, Miss Alvis Is going to FIT.
Worth to visit a brother. Miss VIII
liaps to her home in Rogers, Ark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Wheeler will spend her Christ.
mas at her home in Sedalia. Ky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

We have organized a basket bali
rison as captains. Franklin Horn
and Milton Hamilton as captains of
the boys side.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
SECOND WARD
Sixth Grade

We of the sixth grade made acci-
dent prevention posters for our ex.
hibit. Some very nice ones were made.
The accident prevention is very in
teresting study.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Domestic Art Exhibit

The two boards were artisucaliy
covered with work,--Night gowns-
cooking aporns. handkerchiefs and mis-
cellaneous Christmas gifts. Holly aid
ed in giving the room Il special
Christmas 'air"
All mothers and fathers were in
v.ted and many special guests came.
Some boxes of candy VITA recipes
were also on exhibit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

MIR. Brencman discussing the mole.
cular theory: well. IL the wayward
little molecules travel as slowly as
that why don't you get out and see
few Of them going by7'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Miss Dyer. teacher. A program was
given In this room Friday Afternoon
Each child had some part In the pre-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Reporter, Naomi Rollins
The past week was 4 busy one for
| 9TH members of the faculty and stu
snts of the school. Preparations wer,
l order for the Christmas program
hich was given Friday morning ana
IN departments have in some way
nown the existence of the holiday
| pirit.
In English classes, especially, has
he week been filled with interesting
vents. A new weekly paper is being
ublished under the directions Of that
apartment; and the Senior and Junior
Iasses will each take part and turns
t its editing The first issue given
ut on Friday was under the super
ision of the Senior class with Cecil
rby as Editor in Chief and was an
Exceptionally interesting one. Other
lembers of the staff are Luther Du-
lney assistant editor. Ed Anderson
usincss manager and Clarence Breed
we assistant business manager. The
rticles for the paper are written
Y the student body and in doing this
lch English section chooses some de-
artment on the paper and writes suit
bic articles for ii. The material IL
hen gathered up by the regular re-
crter chosen by the class who cor
ects and reyises the papers il nee
ssary before turning them in to
he editor in chief
aa,r Il. m
sas given by each English class dur
ng its recitation period. These pro-
rams arranged by the secretaries of
he said divisions consisted OF read
ng and talks on some particular
lhase of Christmas. interspersed with
J musical selection. Only 4 small
lumber of the students appeared
N the program but the lists are mace
,ut 50 that each student at one time
,r another will take part.
The prizes in the English depart
nent for the best project was won
N Bethine Wolverton, first and Mary
}reedlove, second.
OratOrical Contestants Chosen
inc representatives from lne
Junior and Senior classes for The
Oratorical contests have beSn elect.
ed Each class chose one OF its
representatives and the faculty
chose the other. AS it is custom
airy for the upper classes TO have
two representatives each. The
choice of the faculty has not as
yet been announced but the stu
dents elected by the classes are
Once Lewis for Seniors and Harold
Lewis for Junior class. Since the
Oratorical Contests which will be
held during February IL one Of
the most prominent events OF the
school year. Preparations are al
ready under way fJs it, The yell
leaders have begun to choose the
yells and practice on them will
begin soon after the holidays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

A small child on hearing her fathers
voice In the telephone began TO cry
desperately; "oh. NUNS, NUNS. how
alc VIC going TO get daddy out ~
this little hole"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Mr.. Morrison to Fresh. who was
plato7"
Fresh. thinking OF rlutol. "oh. hc
was mist OF the underworld"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
FIRST WARD
ANNA

Reporters, Cnefyi klchctts, Alnlnh
Corhn, Edwin Phillips
First Grade
Miss Mansfield. teacher. This room
worked out very attractive pro-
iect portraying the first Christmas
on n poster. There may he seen the
three wise mon oil their camels and the
shephcrds on the hillside watching
their flock and looking ut the star
OF Bethlehem in. the East. The star
stands over the stable where the
baby Jesus lay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25

Louise X. tn an excited vSce). "oh
mamma Jus, look al all these grass.
umpers."
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Domestic Art

The cooking classes have been very
busy making Christmas candies. They
made fudge, date loaf, brilliants,
divinity and rnints. The girls feel
rs if they could make candy for any
sale now. The candies were delicious
which can be proven by the fortuh
at one who tasted. Ninth and
Eighth grade girls had an exhibit Of
their sewing for the last three months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Exhibit

All the depai ailments and home rooms
had an exhibi: Of their work in their
home rooms Friday.
The Art Department had an exhibit
Of pencil drawings. perspective work,
water color sketches and sposters.
The English Department had an ex-
hibit of the good themes and penmnn'
ship papers.
The Mathematics department exhibit
ed the good mathematics papers which
werecollected from the tests and daily
work.
The history room exhibited the note
books and maps that they have made
this year.
The sale of Christmas Seals by the
boys and girls Of Junior High shows
that they have a real working spiri,
in the welfare Of our country.
Two pupils from each room take
several hundred stamps and sell them
among the business men. These pu'
pills have prospects OF becoming the
best citizens Of our country for they
are learning the greatest service; thai
OF helping their fellow men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
Christmas Entertainment

The home rooms had a very en-
joyable program and many Of then
gave Christmas boxes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-25
GYM News

Athletics are in full swing in Jun
ior High.
Several of the boys are going to try
for the High school basketball team
and are showing exceptionally good
form.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-01
SLOUCENI sOKOLsKYCH SIKU.
MA PORADE v CHICAGU POLOZEN ZAKLAD K u
TVOREN1 SVAZU CESKOSLOVENSKEHO
SOKOLSTVA V AMERICE

americke Sokolstyo stoji ma
nejlepsl ceste k spolecnemu
postupu a to nejen ma poll W.
chovy telesne a dusevni, ale i
V propagovanf vsech tech vel
kych ukolu, kter6 81 V otazce
panslavisticl6 obralo ia 1cel
Sokolstyo We stare vlasti.
Mezitim, co 0 techto vel
kych probl6mech bylo mezi "a
stupci zdejSich teles a zamor-
skou delegaci rokovano, nell
clenove vzorn6ho druzstva vol
no a vyuzitkovali teto prilezi-
tosti k automobilove projlzdce
do jatek. V odpolednfch ho-
dinach bylo borcum predvede-
no nekolik ukazek americkych
her, do kterych je zasv6coval
br. Josef Cermak, ucitel t6lo-
cviku ma vyssi skole Joseph
MediIl. Americk6 hry jako
baseball, hazena do kose atd.
jsou sice hrany v Cechach,
ale namnoze takovym zpaso-
bem, re by je pravy American
Iskoro ami nepoznal. Zde byly
borcdm pTedvedeny V t6 pra-
We forme a proto ukazky me-
ly pro ne vyznam dosti znac-
my.
Vecer byla V parku Plzea-
sk6ho piyovaru pofadana So
kolska yeselice nejenom na
pocest nasich zamofskych ho-
stf, ale i ma rozloucenou 6
pfespolnimi navstevniky a boz
ii z jinych NEST, kteTf Sc jil
Taci houfn6 do svych domo
II. Delegace st. louiska Sc w.
oa ma zpatecnf cestu dnes.
NewyorSti, vedeni bratrem
Martinym, odjell jiz V pond6-
| Ii vecer.
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huzel, sotva Sc kdy vratf. o.
pakuji, mily pane, re ma ubo-
ha meter jest mrtva".
"Ale ona m6la dite", doyo-
lii 81 Morillon podotknouti.
"Ano, pakli nezemrela nez
Sc narodilo. A kdyby byla ma
zivu, kdo Sc kdy dovi, co Sc s
MIN stalo? K nalezeni ditete
jest zapotrebi jeho matky, a
ponevadz Klara vice ma ziYu
neni, jest jeji dit6 ztraceno,
nenf-li tez mrtvo".
Morillon psal hrabeti re
Soleure 0 nepatrn6m vysled-
ku, jehoz Sc dod6lal, ale W.
siovnym podotknutfm, re
vzdor tomu neztraci nadeji, re
Klara dosud zije.
Vskutku koupil v Bourgneu-
.fl kone a vdz, nimz celou kra-
.jinu ma dvacet mil do kola
IsJezdil, We vsech m6stech,
vslch a osam6lych obydlich Sc
zastavil a poptaval, hlavn6
starch a stafen. Ale nikde ne
dostal uspokojiv6 odpov6di.
(pokracovani.)
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,JoranBieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCoUzsKEHo.

ostatni, abyste vyzvedel osud
Klary Guerinovy; jest to zby-
tecne namahani. K cemu vSech
ny ty poptavky? Myslil jsem,
ze jsou jiz ukonceny, nebot'
celych poslednich patnact ro-
ku nikdo sc nj nezminil; ny
nj vsak zda Sc, re ia v6c zaci-
ma znova. K cemu? Ma ubo-
ha meter jest mrtva, jinak byla
by Sc drive neb pozdeji domi
vratila. Ano, kdyby byvalo
mono il naleznouti, bylo by Sc
to davno stalo. Klara byla hod-
nou divkou; kazdY Bourg-
neuf Bourgvosinu mel il rad;
dcpustila Sc ovsem poklesku,
ale zaslouzila meme trest nez
omen, jenz jeji nevinnost zne-
uzil - ale nechci svudci ne
! st astne dcery meho bratra mic
zleho vytykati; ia jej neznam
nikdo nevi jak Sc jmenoval.
Snad jest to on, ktery hryzen
sv6domim Klaru dal hledat a
dosud hledat dava. Pakli vas,
pane, postal do Bourgvoisinu,
Tekn6te mu jenom, ze neStestf.
kter6 spGsobil, nikdy vice ma
praviti nemdze. Take m1j
bratr nezachazel Sc svou dec
rou jak Sc sluselo; ona byla k
politovani on mel miti "TRIP
! most S jejl mladosti a stavem, v
ln6mz Sc nalezala. Kdyby Kla-
ra, kdyz il otec vyhral, byla
4 Ike mne pfiSla, nebyl bych il
dovolil odejiti a nebyla by Sc
musela potloukati sv6tem jako
z8bratka. Muj bratr zemrel
pred n6kolika roxy V strasnych
mukach; smrteln6m zapasu
volal svou ubohou dceru a pro-
sill il 0 odpust6ni, re tax krut6
S nj zachazel; uboha Klara ne
byla zde, nemohla iej slyset a
tedy nemohla mu vtisknout
! pollock sm1ru oci zatlacit
Zemfel jako muceny cine 81
trpk6 vycitky, ze nemel Sc
svou dcerou zadne smilovani.
Zanechal male d6dictvi; ale
marn6 cekalo Sc ma Klarin ma
'vrat. Konecne die rozhodnuti
soudu byla pozdstalost ieho,
obnaSejlci skoro deset tislc
| franku, rozdelena mezi me sy
ny a dcery. Ale Guerinove 2
Bourgvoisinu jsou vesmes lidt
fczsafnl ne d6ti rady by da-
y Klafe zpet, co il patri. Bo.
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POHREB We. FRANCII ZE-
MRELEHO VOJlNA.

Pred dv6ma a pdl rokem po-
hrben byl V male francouzskt
vesnici Shuresnes nedalekc
zakopu rev. Stuartem Bank
sem, tehdejsim armadnfm ka.
planem, desatnik Frank w
Mat6ja, jenz podlehl chfipce.
Pristi pond6li bude tyz du-
chovn vykonavatf op6tne mad
mrtvolou Mat6jovou, jehoz t6-
lesn6 pozdBtatky budou z Ho-
boken do Clevelandu preyeze,
ny. pohrebni obfady. Rev.
Banks jest rektorem episko-
palniho kostela Vsech Sva-
tgch ma Mentor Ave. a Scran-
tor rd. a byl pozadan rodici
zemfel6ho voiina V els. 3608
vych. 104. ul. ably obstaral pc
hfebnl vykony podruh6.
Mat6ia zemfel V evakuacni
nemocnici els. 81, dine IA. bfez
ma 1919, kter6 byl yojenskou
sluzbou pTid6len.
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc jeden akr do
mem o z pokojich, je tam 40
ovocnych stromu, $50 kefu VI
IA, elektrika, mestska voda a
line zafIzeni. Majetek tento
Se proda aneb vym4ni az far
nu. Haste Sc Stop 5, A. 3. c.
line, Drcssler I'd, Bedford, O.
Q-9
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PRODA Sc farnia 1917 a.
krech, 21 mil od squaru, cihlo-
W dam o II pokojich, ia
lsrav, 6 koni. Musi bEti proda-
ma tanto tEden, anebNso vynl6-
nj "a mestsky majeteEl. Haste
Sc v els. 1925 Abbey Ave. S.
w. 9-2
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NA PRODEJ.

250-akrova farma, 20 mil
cd Squaru, 70 kusu dobytka,
so akru cukernatych javoru $
varnou ma cukr, 100 pejlku,
jen budoyy mali pozadovanou
celkoyou cenu, po pfipade ma
yym6nu. Cena $3.50
so akru, 18 mil cd Squaru,
bez budov, Cena $1,000.
54 akru, 18 mil cd Squaru,
10-pokojoyy dunn, dobytek, u
roda a nacini S12,500.
8 akru, 16 mil cd Squaru,
9-pok. dunn, bllzko nadrazi,
So, 400.
John Jare$, 5847 Broadway.
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NALEMNfKu. nroG M

NAJEMNIKU, proc mate
platit najem? Proc, kdyz vam
muzem vystay6t dun 4 po-
kojich ma velk6m p6kn6m To-
t6 "a $4,000 pri hotov6m "a
placeni $500 a ostatni ma
spldtku po $25 m6sicn6 jako
rent, aneb vam vystavime ddm
o 5ti pokojich, coz vas bude
stat pomerne o malo vice. Ma
me p6kny pozemek ma Lee rd.,
jizne od Miles Ave. a druhy u
Lake Shore Blvd. "a Euclid
Beach. Zavolejte tel. L. Brau-
ma, Prospect 265 r. aneb piSte
na Al. Klicku, 2704 Cedar A
We. 9-1
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ohm Iare5, 5847 Broadway.

FARMY ma vym6nu a sice:
> akru, bungalow, Mayfield
rd., $500; "a akru, 8 mistno-
St. V dome, Elyrie, $4,000;
81 akru, 9 mistnosti dome,
Jefferson, $4,000; 67 akrl,
dun 0 10 mistnostech, Pains
vile, o., $4,000. Fanny "a
hotoy6: 40 akru, bungalow,
Elyria, $4,000, hotov6 $4,000;
50 akru, dun o 7 mistnostech,
Jefferson, o., $4,000, hotov6
$4,000; 14l2 akru, dunn 10
mistnostech, Elyria, $4,000,
hotov6 $4,000; 116 akru, dun
0 8 mfstnostech, Coneaut, O.,
hotoV6 $1,000. Blizsi Sc sd6lf V
{. 1915 Broadway vzadu. 81
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POKOJE k pronajmutf '
Plzehskem hotelu Cd $500 w
Sc, vSe modern6 zafizeno, zvla-
5tnl ychod. Adressa Plzensky
hotel, Broadway. I?
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IA PRiCINOU odjezdu pro
dam dvourodinny ddm, moder
ne zaffzeny, jest tam pet po-
koju koupelnou dole a A po-
koje S koupelnou nahore. Da
Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v els. 1915
Sackett Ave, S. w. 9-5
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licich, garaz, voda sink V
kuchyni, lot 80 pfi 12O str.
Cena $1,000. Nal6za Sc ma e.
I'll. ul., treti dunn jizn6 cd
Miles Ave. Vezmete Randall
karu. O-3
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NABiDNUTi K SNATKU.

PAM prostredniho veku,
bezd6tna, ma svdj domov,
prala by 81 seznamiti Sc S
panem v start do 45 ro-
XII, ktery by mel t6z ne
iakou clstku pen6z. Do
pisy zaSlete pod znackou
"45" do adm. t. listu. O..
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krasny vysledek navstevy ma
sich zamorskych bratfi, sokolI
sk6 vypravy, vedene bratrem
Rudolfem BIkem. Po rusnych
a slavnostnich dnech sleto-
vych byla totiz do sine Soko-
la Chicago svolana hromadna
poradnf schuze clenu zamof-
ske delegace a zastupcu ma
sich sokolskych sdruzenf, to-
tiz Sokolske Obce v Americe,
Slovensk6 Obce Sokolsk6 a Slo
venske Tel. Jednoty Sokol, ma
kter6 bylo jednano o vaznych
probl6mech organisacnich, k
jeiichz uskutecneni ma dojiti
v dobe nejblfze pfiStf. Porada
trvala cely den a jiz behem
dopoledniho zasedanl pfinesla
krasny vysledek. Byl ma nj po-
lozen zaklad k sloucenf v5ech
dosud stavajicich teles V je-
den mohutny "6yaz Ceskoslo-
vensk6ho Sokolstya V Ameri-
ce,' jenz bude pracoyati spo-
lecn6 Sc Svazem Ceskosloven-
sk6ho a Jihoslovansk6ho So
kolstva." Move utvofen6 t6le-
so bude miti diva odbory a sice
technicky a osv6tovJ a po
propracovani vsech detaila bu
de sc ma pfiSt6 prace Americ-
Ek6ho Sokolstva yyznacovat
jednotnym postupem.
Navrh ma slouceni Sokolstva
a. ma pfipojeni tehoz k Syazu
evropskemu vzeSel 2 Ceskoslo
venske Obce Sokolske a jest
samozfejmo, re hned po "a
hajeni porady dal podn6t k Ii
We debate.
Kdyz doslo k volbe jm6na
pro novou organisaci, rozpre-
dla Sc nova, nem6n6 houzevna
ia debata, ktera "a stavajiclch
pom6ru byla by pouze nechut-
nym opakovanfm toho, 0 Gem
tn bylo vasnive rokovano jiz
pred lety, ale jez u prftomno-
sti nasich hostl byla y6ci ne
smirne dulezitosti. Byla to O.
tazka naseho postaveni zde V
Americe a naSehO boje "a udr-
zeni sc Cechoslovaku v tom
mort amerikanismu. Neschaze
10 ami pri t6to prilezitosti ma
Inahledech vasnivych a ma dru
he stran6 Ease umirnenych a
pomery kompromisujicich, a.
| lie at jiz mluvil kdokoli, roz-
hodujicim faktem bylo, ze to
byl projev poctiv6 minenych
nazoru bez hofk6 prichuti O.
sobniho stranictvf. Po boufli-
We debate pfijat posleze ma
vrh bratry Jarky Kosafe, aby
move teleso Sc jmenovalo
"Svaz Ceskoslovensk6ho So
kolstva V Americe" a anglicky
american Sokol Federation.
Narodne individuelni mas titul
"Czechoslovak" bude k angli-
sk6mu jmenu yzdy a bezpodmi
necn6 pripojen V zavorkach
tax aby Sokolstvo ceskosloven-
sk6 bylo nalezite rozlisovan'
od Polakd a jinych slovan-
skych narodnosti, ktere maj
rovnez sokolsk5 organisace.
Kdyz palciva a nanejvySc
nesnadna otazka slouceni byfs
takoyym 5tastnYm zpdsoben
vyfizena, povstal br. Bilek
vddcc vypravy a radostnol
tvari dekoval shromazd6nyn
bratfim zastupclm "a tax ra
dostny vysledek porady. Slou
Geni americk6ho Sokolstva b,
10 iednim 2 hlavnfch Gcelu ma
vst6vy ceskeho poselstva V A
merice az sc toto yratl ma
zp6t do vlasti, bude moci S ra
dosti oznamit, ze costa jeh'
nebyla konana marn6.
Slouceni bylo docileno jiz
zasedanf dopolednfm, ale po
rada Sc protahla pres cely der
pon6vadz predlehala jeSte ce
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