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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11
Collegiate Alumnae
Luncheon Saturday

The committee in charge Of the
luncheon which the North Dakota
Branch of. the Association Of, Col
'isxiate alumnae has arranged. desires
TO- All attention to the fact that the
LUNCHEON is to be served at l o'clock
> 3n Saturday, February II; in the
fyGSuild hall. The affair gives promise
q being an event Of interest in
Aas much a IS a number Of North Dako-
"a alumnae have planned to return to
attend the function. :
The program to be given following
the luncheon embraces features
worth while among them a reading
by Miss Beatrice Olson. a cello solo
ny Miss Katherine Harris and a bari
tore solo by Prot. H. >. Humpstone.
all of h university faculty.
Guests at the affair will include all
women not in college but who have
completed two or more years Of col
leRe4work. and reservations have been
n.adaassswith Mrs. Paul Johnson. East
Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11

Miss Elsie May Kimball of Mt.
Vernon, NJ Y. has distin g.itshcd
herself as a heroine by driving off,
with a whip as her only weapon.
twenty Turkish soldiers, members
of the forces of the Nationalists,
who captured the city of Kars, Ar
menia. The soldiers were trying
to steal blankets from the orphans
in the Near East Relief orphanagae
in Kars: where Miss Kimpau was
one of the attendants.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11

sions. 1t is the aim of the i%ncorpor-
p%orators to secur at least 10000
members.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11
American Flag TO
Fly. On Saturday

All places Of business and resi-
dences in. Grand Forks are requested
to display the American flag on Sat-
urday. February ~, Lincoln's birth
day. by order Of the chairman of the
Flag Etiquette committee. Mrs. Cady
Hoop. The. Service Star Legion will
take the lead in the movement, 1t has
been announced. and flags will fly
from the homes of all Legion men,
bers. honoring THE Saviour OF Our
Conntrv.n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11

There will be a meeting Of the
Gideon society on Saturday evening
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.. H.
Crothers. 902 Belmont avenue. I'M
portant business Is to be taken care
of during the fore part Of the evening.
1t has been announced. and there will
be a social hour. The usual cordial
invitation y extended to visiting
+ Mrs. r.. II. Mccoy of: Boomers Fer
~. 1da..: arrived in the city this morn
ing from Minneapolis to visit with
friends for some time. While in
Grand Forks Mrs. Mccoy will be q
guest at the Hotel Dacotah.
Mrs. Timothy Ryan entertained in
formally in her home. Allen avenue.
East Grand Forks this afternoon. in
honor Of Mrs. John Fisk Of Staples.
MIMI. who is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. P. Rand. North Third street.
There were ten guests. Mrs. Fisk for
merly made her home in East Grand
Forks.
Girls Reserve Corps No. 1 of the
Y. w. G. A.. gave an enjoyable Valen-
tine party Thursday evening In the
"Y" ~gynnnsium. during the hour
from 8 to 1890 o'clock. Valentine
appointments were used and dainty
refreshments were served. The guestn
appeared In little boy and girl cos
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-11

ELLEN TERRY PLAYING
AT SEVENTY-TWO.
Despite her seventy-two years of
age. Ellen Terry is still on the stage
and is playing nightly in a theater in
the suburb of Hampstead. England.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
ARCADE TODAY
CHAPLIN FLIES 40 MILES
TO SCREEN HIS COMEDY

Sydney Chaplin. who will appear at
the Arcade theatre today in King,
Queen, JOKER his first Paramount
comedy production, is the first pro-
ducer to utilize the "sky bus" as q
means for quicker transportation to
and from distant locations. The new
means of transportation was given
trial during the making of his initial
feature and was so successful that
doubtless it will be in great demand
in the future.
Having selected n valley in the San
ia barbara Mountains 140 miles from
the Jasper Hollywood studios as 10
cation for filming certain scenes, Mr..
Chaplin groomed several of his air
mounts for the trip and accomplished
his purpose without accident in less
than two hours.
The sky expedition. including star,
cameraman. director, supporting play
ers and necessary equipment, left the
studio at 7:30 o'clock in the morn
inf Two hours later the Santa Bar
bara location was reached and after a
safe landing the company commenced
work
After the scenes were filmed tho re-
turn trip was made and the party ar
rived in Hollywood after an absence of
only eight hours. Under the circum-
stances, Mr. Chaplin said, the trip
would have necessitated several days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
SIR THOMAS Upton ABANDONS
IDEA TO COMPETE AGAIN FOR
AMERICAN CUP I'm YACHT RACE

down to cold facts Upton is not rich
enough to take up the challenge again
solely on his own account"
Bears All Expenses
There are several questions to be
considered. First of all when Upton
challenges the cup Is defended by a
syndicate, every member of which is
probably richer man than Sir Thorn
as. on the other hand, he has to bear
all the expenses unaided.
Then last years race cost him a
big fortune, From the time the sham
rock was first designed in 1913 until
the moment which she was finally de-
feated and Upton returned to Eng
land it is estimated that the challenge
cost him no less than $2500, 900
1T requires a great deal of con-
sideration before such a sum can be
risked again.
And it must be remembered that a
now challenger would be far more ex-
pensive than the last. Since 1914 ma
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
PASTIME TODAY
KAYAK AVA PICTURE
POWEREVI pICTCHE

In the Rob0tson-Cole sLper-special
picture. The First Born starring
|tssae Hayakawa. which will he
shown for the first time today at the
Past me Theatre. what has been pro-
nounced by experts as the most pic
turesque Chinese fishing village ever
constructed for motion picture, is
shown. The setting is perfect for the
reason that Robert Ellis, art director
and Colin Campbell, general director
of the picture, spent many weeks in
the supervision of construction and in
locating the spot.
Far away from the Hayakawa
studio in Hollywood on the banks Of
. quiet river in Northern California,
the fishing village was built especially
for the picture. It is so accurate in
detail as to convince almost any
Oriental that the scenes had been
taken in China quaint Chinese
, houses were built amid wild rice and
bamboo. The funny little wharves on
stills, extending into the water are
there The strangely woven fish bas-
kets and the racFs for net drying, lend
rolpr to the scene
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
ON CONSTRUCTION OF
STADIUM AT STANFORD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Aug. IS.-CU. PD-Construction on
the mammoth stadium here was five
days ahead of the engineers schedule
today. and it was expected that the
great structure, which will seat 10000
persons, will be ready for the big
Gaine" with California in the fall.
More than one-third of the dirt
from what will be the bottom of the
bowl has been removed and construc-
tion of the bleachers commenced. A
fleet of tractors is engaged in tearing
up the soil in huge chunks and piling
it on top Of the already high surround
ing mound
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
SPORT PACE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS
DAILY EAST oREGoNIAN pENDLEroN, OREGON,
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1921.

Hughes, who for some time has ap-
peared in leading and featured roles
in Thomas II, Ince productions, re-
Gently received high critical praise for
his splendid performance in Ince's
Beau Reyel."
Joseph Kilgour, stage and screen
fayorite, is a heavy" Of note, his sue
cess in that type Of role being gauged
by thousands of picturegocrs who re-
gard him ds the meanest man on the
screen" Mss Blgthe's beauty, COM
bined with her dramatic capabilities.
has elevated her to the upper ranks.
Betty Ross Clark has, during the past
year, played numerous feminine leads
opposite prominent stars, while Claire
Mcdowell, who is cast in the title role
Of tine production, is noted for her
similar characteriZatiOns in more
than two score screen successes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
Lack of Finances Given by His
Associates as Cause Of De-
CiSiOn Not to Try Once More.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-U n. S)--Sir
ThomasThomas Upton has definitely
abandoned the idea of challenging
again for the Americas Cup, accord
Ing TO his most intimate friends here.
lie has even given up ordinary yacht
ing in Great Britain.
Sir Thomas. when questioned, hides
his decision with the statement that
"he does not wish to discuss the mat
ter at the present moment" But his
yachting associates of former days re-
fer to his decision freely
1T is mainly a question of finance"
said one of them recently. "To come
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
SENATOR'S ATTEMPT FAILS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-U, y. S.)
An attempt, by Senator Sterling to
have the senate reject the house
amendment to the anti-beer bill. pro-
tecting "home brewers from the raids
Of prohibition officers, failed. The
objection was raised and Senator
Lodge declared the matter must rest
with the conferees now considering the
bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18

Yesterdays Results.
Al Salt Lake, Z, Portland S; at Los
Angeles 5, Oakland 4; at San Fran
cisco 6, Vernon >; at Sacramento ,
Seattle 0.
Southern Association Results.
Memphis rs, Chattanooga 2-7.
Little Rock A.: Atlanta S-3.
birmingham l-3. New Orleans "a
Nashville 81, Mobile 40.
Western League Results,
Wichita ., Oklahoma city l.
st. Joseph 81, Omaha {,
Tulsa l6, Joplin ,.
Sioux City 3, Des Moines /.
American Association Results.
Milwaukee /, Louisville s.
Kansas City 6, indianapolis IS.
st. Paul ., Columbus ,.
Minneapolis 5, Toledo ,,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18

/
tho best sailors in England for s.
weekly; now the humblest members o
/ the crew require minimum Of S25
LiptOns Business Hurt
Apart from this, Lipton's bust
ness, like every other in this coun-
try, has been going through bad
spell on account of the trade de-
preston. Shareholders are com
planning that they no longer receive
dividends at the old rate. They com
plain that Upton has not been giving
the same personal attention to the
business as before. If he took a long
holiday from England now, and at the
same time embarked on a huge new
scheme of private expenditure. their
voices would be hard still louder in
protest.
FINALLY Upton is growing old
Great as is his personal ambition to
win the cup-and he would give every
penny he possesses to do so-he
knows that he could not bear the
strain and anxiety of building a new
challenger.
Nearly Broke His Heart
His failure last year nearly broke
his heart. 1t followed quickly on the
loss of his beloved yacht Erin in the
war, when all his priced trophies went
down with the ship. The two events
together have shaken his spirit.
HE is a much poorer man today
than he was seven years ago. He still
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
Alta TODAY

ALI STAR CAST IN INCE DRAMA
An all-star cast of unusual merit is
featured in Mother O. Mme.' Thorn
as H. lnce's latest melodrama for the
Associated Producers, which is featur-
ed at the Alta Theatre today.
Lloyd Hughes, Joseph Kilgour,
Betty Blythe, Betty Ross Clark ana
Claire Mcdowell are the players who
assume the leading characterisations,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-18

terials are anything up to 500 per cent
higher Upton used to be able to hire
tho best sailors in England for So
weekly; now the humblest members Of
the crew require minimum Of S25.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25
"'IRUIONh WORKED WONDERS
FOR Me-" LOCAL WOMAN SAYS

appetite until now l eat just like a
child and thoroughly enjoy my
meals. MY nervousness has van
ished. sleep like log these
nights. Il know l can safely recsm-
mend Trutona to everyone in Rock
Island who suffers as / did.
1T is statements, such ~ Mrs.
Dumbauld's that are convincing
hundreds Of Rock Island people
that never before has there been
such a truly remarkable remedy in
troduced in this city," the Trutona
Expert remarked. Countless local
people, who had tried medicine
after medicines without benefit,
have derived. almost unbelievable
relief from stomach, liver, kidney
and bowel troubles through use of
Trutona during the past four
weeks.Y
Hundreds of local people are now
buying Trutona at Schlegers Drug
Store, where the famous tonic is
being specially introduced and ex-
planned under the personal direc-
ton of an expert from the Trutona
Laboratories. Join your friends
and neighborS and begin using this
great upbuilding preparation TO-
DAY.-fAdv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25
Pains in Back Gone, Eats
Like Child, Sleep. Sound
" and Nervousness Van
ished, Mrs. Dumbauld
/ Declares.

"Trutona's simply worked won
ders in my case" was the emphatic
and grateful assertion of Mrs. Lot
tie Dumbauld, a, resident of Rock
Island for the past 30 years, who
lives at 1882 Fifteenth street. made
to the Trutona expert few days
ago.
Pains in my back, a poor appe-
tite and severe nervousness-those
were my troubles" she continued.
1.-THE pains in my back would be-
come so severe I'd think couldn't
stand them and l was SO very
nervous l could hardly sit still for
10 minutes. l can certainly say a
whole Not for Trutona and I'll tell
you, it's nothing short of a most
remarkable tonic. .Trutona not
only drew those severe pains out
Of my back, but also restored my
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25

proprfate for me 70. present her
With i bOuquet fof flowers ct Easter
timer II so, Whist kind Of flowers
shall they b. and h0w will I pre-
sent thGm! In person or BY mes
sanger! r q. ".
/ Nothing plea$es : girl more
| than to ,feceive flowers ct Easter
time. Fist OF al, suit your choics
to your ~pOckefbook. Probably the
girl would prefer . corsAge bou-
euet 20 that she ckn wear It on
Easter. The florist can help you
with your selection Of flowers.
Sweetpeas, violets. roses and var
! iOus other flowers are msds Into
beautiful corsages. ! would advise
you TO have 1.-THE florist deliver the
flowefs.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 have
been keeping company with .
young man for nearly . year. !
have never gone with another fell
low steady as MY folks always OBJ
jected.
A little while ago my steady tbld
me that people say The Is not doing
right, that he ought to give me .
chance to 60 with other fellows and
pick for myself.
1t hurt my feelings badly be-
cause / love him land / couldn't
i five him up.
Do you think he doesn't like me
any more and is taking that way
Ito get out OF it, We are engaged
and expect to be married when
things brighten up.
,GASOLINA.
It looks to me as if the young
man is taking that way to say that
! he does not care as much for you
as he did and he wants to be
free from the engagement. II he
loved you and intended to marry
you, he. would be unwilling to have
you go with other men. II he nc
longer loves yau, the. sooner You
know the truth the ibetter. Ash
him to be frank.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am In
love with a young man and have
been engaged for months. He broke
it last night. Please tell me how
to get him back.
BROKEN HEART.
Now that the young man has
broken the engagement. the thing
for you to do is to show brave
heart and learn to forget, Be .too
proud to let him or any one else
see how much you care. Do not
J try to win him back.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25
Pillow Tubing 35c and
39c yard

Pepperell quality pillow tubing,
36 and 40 inch, 35c yard. The 4e
and IS inch is 39c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25


[1eDef. Chill for 10 minus "!
put them In the hot oven ~
bottom Of the oven. no fNst.
pssts nay properly rise.
Tsrn Frequently that the ..
tsiss may rise evenly. II n -
tAsymametsr II used the ten,.s
tufS should b 500 degrees. = =,
tie tsmpsfstsfe d practisa,l, ,.s
same - 10 used Tor faisine 49,.
When the layers Of paste ~.
risen to their full height, ~
SHOULD be In about half an ~
place the baking sheet near ia
to finish the browning.
4 pocket Of oilcloth tacksS :.
the outside OF the refrigeratncs ~.
hold the ice, pick.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25

~ :Ihomppon: I III !
49,. - - n.shand
r ~ h 1 y 3. ). J.
~ H. ~ 800 g
~ s... ~. ~ HI ~. ~.
u. 80 llss. - yva .InA
e ylslee e ,s.S !
p. ~. 3 2; !. 1svm - 49, s's 49,
80 - 49, = I rI .
I'm suss " come peCA
1871 rstsIns ena stay 49,
~ 10 49,
~ ~ csH =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25
NEW BLOUSE. OR
SKIRT IS GENTS
Diamond Dyes" tuxn Faded.
Shabby Garments or ORA
= peries into New

Z Women are finding it fun to dia-
mond-dye and, add years ofwear to
sny old garment or drapery. Easy
directions in package. DON'T risk
your material in poor <dyeA that
streaks, spots, or fades. Buy ''Dia-
usond Dyes"-no other kind. Tell
tHnggist whether your material- Is
wool or silk, or If it is cotton, linen,
a. mixture. Sixteen rich, fadeless
c0lOrs.-(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25

SagEeStaons for Easter.
Eastsr Salad-10il Z dossn eggs
hard. Cut q few sticks OF celery
fipe, one Spanish onion. . few let
tnce leaves. Cut the eggs in round
slices, taking care to keep whole,
Put q layer Of the eggs in aalad
bowl, then some of the celery and
lettuce, then dressing. Continue
until the dish IL filled, leaving a
few slices Of egg on top; then You
will not have to stir the salad and
break the egg slices.
Dressing: One pint Of milk, two
heaping tablespoons flour. level tea
spoon Of both mustard and black
pepper, butter the size Of an egg,
one teaspoon salt.
Stir all smoothly together and
cook until it bubbles good. When
cold add one-half cup good vinegar.
Tested Recipes.
Grapefruit Salad-Remove the
pulp from a large grapefruit and
add one apple diced. Turn in 4
nest Of lettuce leaves. Serve with
Florida salad dressing.
Curry of Mutton with Rice
I, Place one pound OF stewing NUT
ton cut into small pieces in sauce.
pan and add cold water Il
cover, half bay leaf, one SLICED
carrot, a few celery tops and 6
chopped onion. Simmer until tn.
meat Is very tender and cut il
small cubes. Strain the gravy in
| which it has cooked and if there i!
not a cupful and Z half add water
to make that amount. Thicker b,
| the addition of two tablespoons "
Drowned -four mixed with a litu,
cold water and stir until smooth
land the sauce boils. Season Il
taste with salt and paprika AMI
add a tablespoon OF chopped pars.
ley and a scant teaspoon Of curry
powder. Stir in the cooked NUT
ton and half teaspoon of kitchen
bouquet; heat over hot water ani
serve.
scalded milk. half cup sugar, one
eighth teaspoon salt, one teaspoon
vanilla, four eggs, two tablespoon.
! cornstarch, eight crushed maca
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25

Chocolate Cocoanut Fudge,Take
one cpp sugar, one-half cup cream
one small bar Of chocolate and one
teaspoon vanilla. Boil the sugar
and craem until they form q soft
ball when tested in cold water.
Add the chocolate and when dis
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25
FancyiGinshan,s,
15c yard

Thousands Of yards go on sale
tomorrow. There are plain COL
-ors, checks, stripes and plaids
for dresses, rOmpers, aprons,
etc. A big special for Saturday,
l5c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-25

4 good way to use old stocking
legs y 70 make little pantses tos
children from two to i've yeafp.
Cut down the inside Of tho stock
ing leg the length Of seat, Join To-
gsthe, and set In square gusset,
which makes the ssat- Run Z rub
Der in the top or put. . band with
button holes, to button the waist.
Takes the place Of boomers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
PRAVA CESTA.

Cely Vzd6lany Sv6t Dude sla-
viii letos V zari pamatku velke-
no basnika Dante Alighieri,
ktery skonal pred 600 lety. Je-
no "Bozska komedie", do &C.
stiny preiozena Vrchlickym,
patri k pultuctu nejvetSlch bas
nickych del vSech veku. Napsa
III tohoto veledila vyzadoValo
mnoho, mnoh0 let, ale ia to
nema soupere y literature. A
to lie take Ia iedina prava ce-
sta k vytvoreni velkeho dila.
Use, co zije, vzniklo rozmySle-
lie a pecliv6, vse, co hyne, vZni-
klo beZ rozmyslu a pece. Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino take jen
proto ziie a Dude ziti, protoze
mnoho let badani, pokusu a
zkouSek bylo vynalozeno ma
docileni dneSai jeho dokonalo-
sti. Ones skutccn6 nema SOU
pefe Y p%ripadech zacpy, nechu
t k jidlu, boleni hlavy a iinych
zaludetnich neporadkd. "Je-li
dobr6, musime je ud6lati jeste
lepsi', bylo vzdy heslem Trine-
rovy laboratofe. Kazdy lekar-
nix a obchodnik S leky ma Tri-
rerovo Horke Vino ma sklade,
ale trvejte ma tom, re chcete
ien ''Trinerovo"i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
HLEDA Sc KRAJAN kRI-
STRAIN VINTfSEK.

AS pred 25 l6ty vystehoval
Sc do Sew. Ameriky 2 Czech, 'pfi
slusny do Trhovych DuSnik, O.
kres Pfibram, Kristian VintiS-
ka, vyucen byl sedlaf, praco-
val ale jake hornik V Brez,
Horach u Pribrami.
Mel asi pet ditek a Size Jo-
sefa, Jarosfava, Jenika, Bohu-
Sc a Kristina. Zadam laskav6 Q
nejak6 zpravy bud Cd strJce
sam6ho neb jeho synd, isou to
moji bratranci.
Adresa mn6 znama (iel.
spravna, nevim) je nasleduji-
CT: Kristan Vindisky, Wilmer
ding, Allegheny Co., Pa, U. S.
Racte laskav6 sd6lit ma adresu
FrantiSek Vintiska, Kank u
Kutne Hory, Cechy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
McGANNON POSTAVEN BU-
DE PRED SOUDCE powell.
LA l. 5RPNA.

Byvaly municipalni soudce
McGannon, ktery byl sproSt6n
why Z vrazdy H. Kagyho, ale
"a to zalovan pro premlouvani
a uplaceni cel6 rady sv6dkd a
v iednom pripad6 take jiz cd
souzen, p~ostavep Dude pro jiny
pripad dine l. Srpna pred soud-
ce Powella, jak tento vcera o.
znamil. Y tyz den budou sou
zeni i tehdeiSi obhajce A. A.
Cartwright a oba byvali re-
porteri listu Cleveland News,
E.. j. Allen a Oh. A. Burke z
tehoz pfecinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
ZAJEM PRAHY o ZAPAS
DEMPSEYE S CARPEN-
THEREIN.

Prazsky agrarni dennik Ven
kov prinaSi sportoyni zpravu 0
zapasu konanem mezi americ-
ky championem rohovani S
Francouzem Carpentierem V
New Jersey, 2 ktere Sc dozvi-
dame, re V Praae samotne do
sally ~vzajemn6 sazky ma oba
sportovce vySe pull milionu ko-
run. Pojednani psane pred "a
pasem, zcela spravne, jak w
sledek ukazal, predpovidalo
porazku slabSiho Carpentiera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
Lehce vysvetlitelne.

Setrny otec: Ale rekni m.
kluku, nae ~ potrebuieS stale
tolik pence? Je to hrozne!
Narnotratny syn: ia, tatin-
ku ,nepotrebuji z Mich ami jedi
neho centu.
Otec: To tedy nechapu.
Syn: A to Sc da velmi snad-
no vysv6tlit - ty penize po.
trebuji moi v6ritele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
VYPRAVA AMER. CECHO-
SLOVAKU MA MORAVE A
SLOVENSKU.
Nadsene uvitani " Brine a Bra
tisiavi. Sluzby prokazane c.
chy Siovensku oceneny.
(Kab. Csl. Tisk. Kanc.)


Praha, Ia. cervence 1921. -
Americtl Cechosloyaci pribyli
dine IL. Cervence do Brna a
a byli uvitani starostou mesta,
mistopredsedou Zemsk6 spra-
Wy politick6, Sokolstvem, spoil
ky a cetnym obecenstvem. w
prava prohledla 81 mesto a Cd
poledne odjela do BratislaVy,
kde uyitana byla zastupcem
ministra pro Slovensko Kallay-
EN-, zupanem Bellou, zastupci
uradu, spolku a koTporaci.
Ma yecirku poradanem ma
jejich potest promluvil precise
da obchodni komory Kornel
Stodola 0 hospodarskych po-
merech, referent pro skolske
zalezitosti, Stefanik, referoval
0 Skolstvi ma Slovensku. Posla-
nee Pocisk promluvil o historic
Slovenska cd prevratu a ocenll
vrele sluzby prokazane Cechy
Slovensku.