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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
AUTo-STYLE SHOW.

Having in mind a service To-
the people OF the Plains Country
OF Texas and covciing an oppor-
tunity 20 demonstrate 20 the en-
tire citizenry Amarillo's desire "a
welcome and entertain. the Ana
riIlo- Panhandle Auiomotive As
ISOLATION has LAUNCHED an enter
prise % uneoualed merit. in the
form OF the Automobile Style
Show TO be Offered simultaneous
~ with the annual convention oi
the BUYERS and Sellers Associ-
alton. February - p and -.
Led by the automobile men o.
the city. merchants aud business
men engaged in other lines of en-
dcavor. have gladly Joined in The
campaign 90 the end oi maxim.
this the greatest event OF is kline
ever staged IN al this portion 81
the country. Already. hundred
OF citizens in other sections ~ tbs
country have communicated the'
desire ior information concerning
the show. Numerous manufactur
inc and distributing agencies az
seeking active participation an'
support in and 81 this enterprise
The automobile men 81 ANA
riilc in this move. As ~ other mat
tiers lar community advancement
IL ,n- ~ 49,. l ~. ~ !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
COMMON INTERESTS.

Almost since the dawn 81 carly
morning OF time. there has becr
recognition ol the ties oi con:
mon interest. Fraternities ex.
pressed through affiliations foi
the mutual good Of those engaged
IN ;he same occupation. those OF
Ike mind. those having a common
purpose. have engaged attention
of mankind during the past cen
turtles. This spirit OF fraternity.
IN the glare OF the combined light
OF advancing civilization and edu-
cation, has been greatly broad
encd. Il j. being made to include
vast numbers o; people. some OF
whose business interests. while oi
Ia similar order. are at the same
time competitive. Men have got.
ter away from the notion that in
order that their own business may
succeed. the business of another
must cease 10 exist. Recognition
Is now given the fact that when
anv desirable business fails. all
others suffer in measure. from
srch failure. Live men and wo
men today engaged in any bust
ness. broadly desire that all
others shall continue therein.
they are jealous OF their particu-
lar class OF cndeavor, and are
wounded when any phase OF j;
dcmonsrates weakness.
What is true oi any given line
OF business. should also he true OF
a community having interests in
common The Great Texas Plains
Country j. a territory with an all
inclusive common interest. II
should stand as single individual
Tor al things calculated TO con-
tribute 10 the general good and
development. OF even the remot-
est part % is territory. There
is no demand. or time. for better
nesS-it's all one big community.
having only sufficiently well de-
fined subdivisions to serve is po-
liiical and economic ends. Friend
~ rivalry and competition is al
WAYS desirable. and worthy 81
being nurtured. but the slightes'
suggestion OF bitterness should he
STAMPED out immediately for it
cuts as a "two-edged sword"
worniing in the initial the per-
son. or community welding il and
incidentally working the hurt o,
the person. or community against
whom. or which i, is directed.
lie, the friendships OF the Texa,
plains Country be ccmcuted, that
every interest may be correspond
ingly advanced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Horse Drawn Vehicle
Parked" With Autos
is Cause of Comment

An oldfnshioncd horse drawn Pine.
ton was the subject of some comment
on the streets Yesterday. II WIS
parkVi along with number ~ auto.
mobiles near the Amarillo hol"l ar'i
not another horse drawn yehirlc WIS
In sirht.
The unusual sight called 10 the minds
~ those who S,w ". the time. only
few years ago. when an automobile
would have bcsn ~ great curiosity.
and " Il had driven IN among num-
her ~ horses In the same mann-'
would have caused quite q cummoiion
aud possibly few tunaUays This
horse. however. did not seem a. mind
In the beast ipinE associated with the
"bu =, wagons" aud stood with his
head drouu.d gg though hr were asleep.
although tho automobiles w'rr ilr,.
ming. showing and isittlhg ~ around
him and almost touching his shoulder
10 they passed. "a times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

own personal interests-they are
actua'ed by desire TO contribute
to the general welfare in an CT
iectiyc way The show has passed
the experimental stage, and those
in whose hands the shaping OF the
event rests. are ready in their as
ser,ions that this is to he but the
probation oi the annual show
as q permanent event. rs a gct
together enterprise. nothing i
more important. and unquesiion
ably. thousands OF visitors will
witness with delight, the offer
ing, shown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

among the peonIc a. fairiy as may be.
Al the best. there VIII be certain In
qualities which cannot be- sm0oihci
out.--wichita Fails Record News.
Joe l.. Pope has again become the
managing editor ~ the Amarillo Daily
News lie left Amarillo three yea re
ago and bccam. accrcnrY ~ the Cham
Dor ~ Commcrcc nj Woodward. Okla.
homa H. made good there and they
q irsd 10 retain i.;m. hut his longing
a. again return % journalism was too
strong and be- IL again aHtIidc ia. tri'
pod 81 ihc News We congratulate
the News management and the Pan
handle on again bringing the capable.
red-blood.d Guer az things to IN" front
where he can bee % factor for good -
Hall County Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
RETURNED TO SERVICE

In returning To- the Great
Plains Country Of Texas and as
suming active connection with
The News a. rs. editor. | am
prompted by a desire 20 have par,
IN serving from this vantage
point. Amarillo and all the com
munities OF Northwest Texas. a,
well rs such OF the adjoining ter
ritory as may be reached by the
newspaper. and also that may
be identified with one Of the mos,
thoroughly worthwhile peoples
in all the world.
During the wears in which
have been absent from Texas and
detached from the newspaper
game. ! have kept closely IN
touch with the excellent and
highely essential work being az
complishcd by all the men and
women contributing 90 the public
welfare through the medium oi
their bright. CHEEKY and construc-
tive columns. To al these ! ex-
tend greetings. and assure them
that NO attitude in all the world
could be more highly priced thaii
is their amply evidenced ira;er-
nal regard. Acts OF kindly CO.
operation for the upbuilding OF
the Texas Plains Country. in tn,
past, are 10 ME 4 most pleasant
memory. and ! covet nothing
more than 4 renewal OF this al
iitrde touching al matters OF
mutual interest.
In the DAYS oil my former con-
neciion with the newspapers Of
Amarillo. ! found an ample field
for labor in behalf OF all the Plains
Country. including Amarillo. as
the principal center. Returning
here / am impressed with the fact
that there has been an expansion
OF the boundaries OF the realm OF
possibility to promote the general
veal. and ] gladly assume the bur
den OF promoting every legiti-
mate enterprise. knowing that as
in the past. my greatest reward
must be derived from the con-
scicusness OF service unselfishly
rendered TO all OF this matches.
section OF Texas.
Words werely serve me to say
that nothing delights me more
than 20 he again associated with
the good people OF Amarillo and
the Plains Country. Under such
directional supervision as is mine
10 exercise. The News shall have
hut one great theme and purpose,
the same being expressed in 4
word-SERNICE. Our chief de-
light must be found through a
realization OF the fact that we are
abe 70 constructively serve.
JOE L. POPE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

After scrutinizing the cartoon In yes.
terday's Daily News. one might thinh
that Cuba was the only country on
earth where Ncw Year celebrations
We're important. Probably 80. yet ANA.
rillo was n pretty live affair" Friday
night. We can't Say tina, Joy water
vas responsible; neither do W. know
that there We're any participants who
were TAXED up" Hut w are very pos.
tive that there was considerable am.
munitlon wasted. In fact half dozen
dough boys might have taken u. under
ordinary circumstances. smoked tn
former kaiser out Of Holland. Though
:; IL doubtful II anybody really cares
whether he leaves Holland or not Oncc
uron a time. Il was me I'D, Colt.
but az the present writing. he's small
potatoes. and very few ~ en-.
But why worry II such trivial affairs
n fo-;ret rulers Here IN n gaOi osh
L. 5. 4. we have reai men and real
women. Thread q. M was AZ ont
time strictly "agin" equal suffrage. H.
saw only calamity. He offered his op
position. and Tor time wondered why
Congress did tot respect his wishes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

However, since that Time he has grown
weaker and wiser. and whether he fav.
ors equal suffrage % not. he VIII SAL
that the woman vote has no, wrough,
disaster Re has hnshcd
~ fact after al the most wunde sfal
thing an earth h man ga woman WIN
can always smile" and make others
feel happy. This strive g. do wouldn
you like to Join our cub
Conilnued Wednesday,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

church OF Canyon this afterroon ~
1850 o'clock. The services VIII De con-
Quoted by Rev. y. r. Ffonabarger "
Canyon and DIR. II. W. Virgin, p's,os
Of the First Baptist church OF Ainh'l. ~,
Members OF the Masonic or'~. ""
be IN charge OF the services ana y "
expected that large number oil Ai''N
riilO friends VIII attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Nil, Ranlls IMPROVES.

Miss May i,andle. who was operate
on ~ -, Anthony sannariun We'd
ucn,i1y mufulns b. reported as RESTING
well and Is On the foad % recovery
In a shof; time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Tho oldest work ~ flct,nn ,Ntant
II thought e. D, The Tale 20 Two
Brothers" written 3.2oo years ago 10y
the Thrlan scrih.. Enana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Lon Angeles Is planning . war mem.
oriai auditorium 10 cost s,.ioe. 900. AMI
90 coni-in 1881 seats. or one for
every man g. tha; eiIy existing IN
tho rr1-v. r-Y'. 80 r-riac rorp- d..
.tr go sti NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02
Il. G. Conner Funeral
VIII Be Held Today
in Church at Canyon

The funeral ~ l.. q. Conner who
died at HIS home IN canyon on THUS.
day. will H. held at the First Baptist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-02

Women employed In British Govern
mcnt offices now number nearly ls"
600.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-01
No. 0l11Ss
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

u. S. Land Office at Carson City.
Nevada. September 81, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Mcconnell of oroyada. Humboldt
Co Nevada, who. on May 81. 1919.
made Homestead Entry, Section 22S9
r. s. No. 011isS. for SEA NWi4.
NlsNWA. Section 16; NEA NEA
Section II. Township ~ North. Range
- East. NJ. ID. Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described before j. w.
Dayey. County Clerk ut Winnerlu,ea
Nevada. on the 18th day of Novem-
he-. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Pa'ph Beckman. of Oroyada. Nevada:
Harry c. Estes. of Orovada. Nevada:
Otto F. Blauret. of orovada, Nevada:
Edward Tolson, of Orovada, Nevada.
MINNIE l.. BRAY.
Register.
First publication. Sept "a. 1921.
Last publication. Oct. %. 1915
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-01
CLEANING ANc DYEISG

The Winnemucca Steam Laundry Is
The city agent for Messner's Dyeing
and Cleaning Works of San Francisco.
Expert work at reasonable prices.
Prompt service. Give us a trial and
convinced. Phone 1881. advA30tf
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-01

sVAltE UT All IlSAllO FOh
PERMISSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA
Notice is hereby given than on the
18th day of August, 1921, in accord
ance with Section SO, Chapter SO, of
the Statutes of 1919, one Jerome Etch-
egoyhen. of Golconda, County of Hum
boldt. and State of Nevada. made ap-
plication to the State Engineer of Ne
yada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of
Nevada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Brown Springs. at a point
in the SWh of SWA, Sec. %. T. 80
~. r. 40 f.. M. d. B. & NJ, by means
of a tunnel. and pipes. and one-fourth
cubic foot per second is to be con-
veyed to reservoirs and troughs To-
Gated in the SWA of SWA. Sec. %,
T. 80 N, r. 40 E.. NJ. d. b. & NJ, by
means of pipes, and there used for
stock watering and domestic pur-
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
Signed; J. G. SCRUGHAM.
State Engineer.
First publication. Sept. 10. 1921.
Last publication, Oct s. 1921-S
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-01
EAGLE MEETING DATES

Regular meetings of Winnemucca
Aerie No. 487, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. are held on the fourth Mon
day evening of each month in Win
neva hall. Visiting Eagles are cor
daily invited to attend all sessions
A. A. WENDELL. w. p.
q " SMITH Ceey Al,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-01
}. G. scRUGHAM,

State Engineer
First publication. Sept. 10. 1921.
Last publication, Oct s, 1921-S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
NAME ST PRIPRAVITI MA
PRVNf MRAZ.

z Washingtonu doSla vcera
0 10 hod. veter zdejSi poyetr-
nostni 1fadovnu zprava, re na
mas sp6cha slusna snehova va
nice, doprovozena mrazivou vi
nou. Pred boufi bylo varovano
cele jezerni pobrezf Erie, On
taria jezer horejsich. Sired
boufe Jest V jiznim Illinoisu,
odkud kvaci smerem severovy
chodnim a sice ia stale vzr1sta
jici rychlosti. z nekolika po-
hranitnlch kanadskych NEST
Sc hlasl klesnuti teplom6ru ma
1G stupn6 pod nulou. Podobn6
hlaSeny jsou re Severni
Dakoty a Montany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
K DOPLNENI DORROCIN-
NYCH SHREK CHYBf JESTE
PRES MILLION.

Sbirky mali byti "a diva pra
covni dny jiz skonGeny, ned6-
le nenf jako svatek citana "a
dobu tn dluzno sehnati ST.
07l,718, coz by prav6 pro
kampanni pracovniky ncbylo
lehkou praci, ielikoz byla ko-
lekce, mlstech, kde byly O.
tekavany vetSi obnosy, prove
dena Ably dosazeno bylo sta
novene kvoty So. 763, ,545, mu-
81 pracovnici vyyinouti neoby-
ceinou energii, ielikoz zbyva-
iici pole cinnosti zdstava iiz
omezeno ma vrstvy, iez pfisp6-
ii mohou castkami jen mensi-
nj Vcera Y patty den SHREK L.
psano bylo S420.881.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
CLENUM STAVEBNl KOMI-
Sc PRO OKRESNI VEZENi
SNiZEN PLAT MA $1.OO

Ctyfi ciyilni Clenoye komise
pro staybu okresni budovy ma
kladem SO, 100000, ktere ma
byti umist6n okresni trestni
soud Spolu v6znici vtera pro-
hlasili vzdor tomu, re Jim plat
jeiich byI $krtnut, re V ufa-
dech setrvaji dokud Sc cely
problem nezajisti. Okresni
soudcoy6, ktefi vlastne civilni
cleny puvodn6 imenovali, sni-
zili temto dosavadni rocni plat
$1,000 ma pouhy jeden dollar.
Nolitstvo po ctyrikrate od-
mitlp pfizpiye odhlasoVani do
dateGn6ho nakladu ma stavbu,
krone pHvddni sunny We vySi
81 ,250,000,. kterlz obnos nj
kterak pry na kriminal nestaci.
PraVnlk Richard E. Collins,
taiemnfk komise pravi, ze o.
hlasil kazd6mu clenu komise,
ze take on Sc vzdava platu
81, 800 rocne a pfiiima pouhy
dollar a sice TAX, jako vsichni
ostatni iiz' cd Is. listopadu.
Nova budova ma byti postave-
M hlavne pro to, ably oddeleny
byly urady mestske od uradu
okresnich. Novy mayor Fred
Kohler Jest pry proti presto
hovani hlaynl policejni stanice
do proJektovane okresni budo-
w u budewli ieho plan podpo-
rowan mestskou radon, snizen
by byl o nakladni roZpotet ma
ZamySlenou stavbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
DALST OEETI LETOSNI MY
SLIVECKE SEZONY.

PoGet zabitych phi provoZo-
,vani honebniho sportu nasem
okresu dostupuie Gisla 6, kdez
to yaznejsich zran6ni reporto-
vano jest celkem 21 Vcera pfi
sli zivot diva honci a tolikez
iich bylo zraneno.
Josef Dely, 2153 zap. Al. ul.
zran6n byl vcera odpoledne ma
IraliCim honu nedaleko Be
rea. Nehoda Sc mu stala, kdyz
Gistil pusku, 2 kter6 yySla ma
hodou rama a zmrzacila mu
diva prsty leve ruky.
Bucyrus, O., Is. list. William
Eyreman, 26-lety veteran re
sv6tove valky byl ma miste "a
bit ma honb6 blize New Wash
ington. Byl nahodu stfelen spo
leGnikem.
Youngstown, O., Is. list. Ell
ton Bott, 20-lety, topic ma ze-
leznici, skonal zde nasledkem
poraneni utrpen6ho ma honbe
pfedevcirem.
Mount Vernon, O., 18. list.
Pi. Roy Chaney-ova, 35-leta, 2
Drinkhaven, nepochybne re
mfe ma rany utrpen6, kdyz
dyouhlavnova ruCnice naho-
dou spustila dnes rano, kdyz
manzel ieii il Gistil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
CESKOSLOV. GENERALNI
KONSULAT

(31 East 18th ST., New York;
hleda tyto krajany:
Kristina Wittnerova, New
York.
Jan Urban re Zverzna, O.
kres Hostoun, d6dici.
Jakub Maiher.
Mary Majher.
Stanislav Just.
FrantiSek FiSer, Baltimore,
Md.
Jan a Bohumil Siroky, Au-
burn, N. j.
Josef Stefanatny, Bridge
port, Conn.
Marie Hauslerova, N. York.
Erwin Fuchs, New York.
Wolf JOS, (Fr.), N. York.
Jan Devan, New York /?
Karel Kfiz, New York.
FLIP Juretka, Richmond
Hill, N. Y.
Ant. Melkovitsova, roz. Ma
ria Demsky, Newark.
Josef Jiracek, Hopkinsville.
Frantisek Linemacz. n. Y.
JOS. Sipos, New York.
Stefan Sipos, New York.
George Mohr, New York.
Anna Haikova, New York.
Marie Ilovszky.
Stefan Michalik, Pasaic.
Jan Fabian. West Rye, N. III
Ruz. Halova, New York.
Rud. Polli, New York.
Anna Kuchta, New York.
Karolina Doubravova, Bing-
hampton, N. Y.
Frank Vejslik, N. York.
Vaclav RGziGka, Newark.
Jan Cuprik, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michael Sohotik, New York
Jones Pohlava.
Vaclav Briks.
Josef Cervenka, u. S. A.
Frant. Fiktus, N. York.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
VCLEpNl KAMPAN MAYO
RA l'lrZGERALDA STALA
$57,967.58.
Vydani jinych kandidatd.

Jako doplnek k vGereisi
zprav6 oznamujici naklad na
volebni vydeje mayora Freda
Kohlera hlasi Sc dnes, ze kam-
pan propadleho Fitzgeralda
byla mnohem drazsi sice sta
la vice iak p6tkrate tolik, co
kampan yitezneho kandidata.
Vydano bylo $57,967.58. Do
volebniho fondu pfispivali hla-
vn6 radniCnf 1fednici a zamest
nanci i tax zyani pOlitikaf8ti
dzabafi. Pfispivali stenograf-
Ky az do $50 metafi dali pc
S4 So. Ma listine v6tSich dar-
cd paraduje ma prvnim mist6
predseda okresniho republi-
kansk6ho vyboru Maschke Sc
$4,000 a "a MIN pax nasleduje
celia rada presidentd vicepre-
sidentd ruznych bank.
Rampant vybor +. B. Hase-
rodta prijal ma prispevcich
S16,166.10 a yydal $14,812.94.
Vybor pro plan m6stskeho ma
nagera ma deficit. Prijato bylo
$7691.00 a vydaje obnasi $9,-
261.14. Ma kandidaturu Hinch-
lifa bylo sebrano $11,829.49,
ale celkove vydani obnaSl pres
SIS, 900. Kohler vydal, iak
isme vGera oznamili, $11,500,
Hubbel $2196.76 Il Boyle
SI490.08.
ia poslednich voleb jak fl
gura ukazuje, neosvedtilo Sc
tudiz stare pofekadlo, lie "kdo
maze, dobre jede."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
NOVA RODINNA TRAGEDIE
NASLEDkEM NEZAMEST-
NANOSTi.

3A-lety Joe Oklessen, 1927
vych. G6. III. nemohl dostati
praci proto byl patrn6 do
Imam k silenemu Ginu. Vcera
postrelil svoji manzelku a de-
dcerku Y domneni,
ze je zabil, vypalil 81 naboi
brokovnice do hlavy. V dob4,
kdy spachal hrozny skutek, byl
opilJm. Manaelka jeho dcera
byly na Stestf zraneny lehce,
zeimena prvneisi, kdezto dit6
lezi Y nemocnici, St. Clair. O.
klessen sotva vyyazne zivotem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
VESTNlk TANECNlCH
ZABAV.

Cesky Strelecky Klub
Vlast' porada dnes sobotu o
s. hodin6 v Besidkach Ceske
Narodni Sine ma Broadway pri
sokolske hudb6 Soukromou "a
bavu. Q vse potrebne postaral
Sc S nalezitou peclivosti snazi-
W zabavnl vybor.
II Sousedskou zabavu po
starocesku porada Ultra, v ne
deli od 6 hod. pecer, Dram.
Sbor Antonin Dyorak sini o.
sadly Panny Marie Lourdske.
X spolu1cinkovani Ziskana by
la vyborna hudba a We vstup-
mem 75c zahrnuty jsou napo-
je.
- Posvicenskou zabavu po-
rada dnes Loze Zeny Tabora
els. 46. Jed. Taboritu v SIM p.
Vlka ma zap. 80. ul. Jak ozna-
muje poradatelstvo, nebude
nouze o zabavu ami o RUNE po-
svicenske zvlaStnosii, Jako ko-
lace, jaternice iine dobroty
Ucinkuje hudba p. Molzera.
V Cesk6 Sini Sokol ma
Clark uchystal Velkofad Sta
tn Ohio C.S.B.P.J. S podfize
nymi Tady ma dnesnl veder ta
neGni zabavu pfi dobfe sehra
ne kapele Sdruzeni Ceskycl
Hudebnikn. Take zde kona
zabavni vybor povinnost a Wy
ridil vsechny pripravne prac,
$ nevsedni peel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
BOZ 5 LUPICI v POUL.
kARE.

DO hostlnce 2030 Scovill A
We, patricimu Ch. Matczykovi,
pfisli vcera diva muzl, kteri
majitele vyZvali ku hfe Y kar-
". kdyz tento odmitl, vrhli Sc
nan a sraziv$e no k zemi, Wy
brali mu 2 kapes $l75 a pr
chali. MatcZyk Sc ale rychIe
VZchopil a vskoGiV do sveho au
IA, Jal Sc lupite pronasledovati
Ma Woodland Ave. Il vych. 80.
ul. Vskocili oba lupici do pou-
licni kary, ale soucasne S mimi
straznik Clark, jemuz sc
zdal byti Jejich chvat pode-
zrelym. Hostinsky mezitim ka.
ru predict a zatarasil Ma ko-
lejich dalsl jlzdu. Clark Sc "a
jiSteho boJe a "a vSeobecnehc
roZcileni pasazeru obou lupicG
zmocnil, tyto naIozil do auts
hostinskeho, nacez celia podiv
na spolecnost odjela ma poll
cejni stanici vych. 81. ul., bliz'
Woodland Ave, kde' oba ban
dite dani obzalobu pro lou
pez.
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ZfTREJSI DIVADLA.

- "Idealy manzelstyi," p6k
nou a veselou fraskv We 4 jed
nanich sehraje zitfejSi hedele
0 5. hod. odpol. Dram. sbor V
Mt. Pleasant V slni J. A. Ko-
menskeho ma vyeh. 131. I'll. III
trejSi pfedstaveni jest pofada-
no We prosp6ch cesk6 svob. sko
ly j. A. Komensky a proto jest
nutno, ably jste spoiili uzitecne
s pfijemnym a divadlo poGtu
co mozno nejvetSim navStivili.
Hra oplyva humorem a byla do
bre snazivymi ochotniky nacvi
tena. Po skonCenem predstave-
nj pax pofadan bude pfi w
borne hudb6 taneGni vinek.
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Prostredelk proti bezsennosti.

"Ridil iste Sc die mych ma
vodd, abyste usnul?" - Ano.
Potital isem do 100000" -
F." a pax teprve jste usnul?" ~
"Ne, pax isem vstal, protoze
zat.m bylo uz rano."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

"Pfchanky" a "To Sc ne
slusi", dve vyborne ruske ak
tovky Viktora Bilibina, nastu-
dovala Omladina j. A. Komen-
sky els. j. a senraje oba tyto
zerty jist6 literarni ceny Ultra
o 6. hodin6 ve6er V 7Ceske SIM
Sokol ma zapadni stran6. Cisty
vyt6zek zde odevZdan bude
We prospech Patronatu Ceske
Svobodomyslne skoly zapadni
strany, kteraz organisace pred
staveni pofada. Hudba Sdruze-
nj ceskych hudebniku sehraje
v prestavce pekne skIadby a
opatri i hudbu k tanecku naSi
mladeze, ktera jako obycejne
po divadle bude nasledoyati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19
" nedeIi II. listopadu

Vybor upozornuie vsechny
stare i mlade pfiznivce Sta
rych Osadniku ma pfatelske
a srdecne jejich zabavy a
protoz timto kazdeho uctive
I'VE ku teto sousedske veseli-
ci, kterouz Sc snazi po day-
mem ceskem zvyku upraviti,
tax jak "a nasich starych
CASH obyGeiem V nekterych
krajich V Cechach po pekn5
hodince ma dozvukach po-
svlcenskych byvalo. A take
vytecna dechova Marikova
Kapela slibila, re iedine ty
naSe staroceske k tanci Wy
hravati bude. Zacatek urcen
jest iiz na druhou hodinu cd
poledne.
ID aM lA MA dA lA anA GIl 4l lh gA la