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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
FARMERS. DO YOU WANT =
SAVE MONEY?

We will save you money on plows,
cutting and drag harrows, plow
points, for Vulcan, Oliver and SYRIA
cuse plows. See us and get the best
at the lowest price.
t12-2D FARMERS SUPPLY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
NEW AUTO OWNER

John Merringer, the Paris plumber,
has added REQ touring car to his
motor equipment. John is arrang-
ing @ summer schedule for Sundays,
despite the threatened "Blue Law"
Sunday campaign, with Bob Porter,
Of the Lexington Leader, and Char
ley Fithian, of the L. & N, as first
class passengers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
G0mings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Sallie Mcmillan has return
ed from a winters stay in Florida
and South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes, of
Livingston, are guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Quinn, on Ferguson
street.
Mrs. Emmett M. Dickson is crit
ically ill at her home on Stoner ave-
nue.. Two trained nurses are in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MARYLAND and
children have returned from a visit
to Mr.. Markland's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan MARYLAND, in Owings-
vile.
Reports from the bedside Of
Sherman H. Stivers, of Paris, who is
critically i'll in Lexington, say he
does not improve, and that physi-
clans hold out no hope for recovery
Rev. Kendall and his revival
singer, Lon d. Parker, who are con-
Quoting revival at the Methodist
church, in Millersburg, were visitors
at the Baptist revival in this city
Saturday.
Major" Ambrose Wagers, prom
inent stOckman, gave three-course
luncheon at the Sweet Shop, Satur-
day night to the Bourbon County
Road Commissioners and number
of invited friends.
Mrs. Louis Rogers entertained
at her home near Paris, Saturday afr
ternoon with linen shower in honor
of Miss Margaret Allen, Of Millers-
burg, whose marriage to Bryan Nc
Murtry, of Cynthiana, will occur in
the near future.
DIR. and Mrs. William Ware, Of
Danville, are guests Of Mrs. Alice
Ware, in this city. They are delight
ed with their new home, having met
so many of the good people of Dan
Vile. They will return home about
| Wednesday.
SOISS W. NdSOhSi SiiCSi
tanned the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Clintonville Christian
church at her home near Paris. Four
new members were received. At the
conclusion of the program refresh
ments were served.
Earl Swearengen returned Sun
day from a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Swearengen, at Car,
thage, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Swearen-
gen are making preparations TO,
moving from Carthage to Dayton, o.
on account of better facilities there
Mr.. Swearengen will move his entire
stable of trotters to Dayton, where
he will continue training and cam
paigning them.
Mrs. A. A. Barclay, who has
been a patient at the Massie Memo
rial Hospital for two years, recently
celebrated her eighty-ninth birthda,
at the institution. She was the re
cipient of many tokens of remem
brance from friends and relatives
She contains full control of her men
tai faculties and was as happy OF
this occasion as young woman.
Edwin K. Thomas, son of Hon
Claude M. Thomas, has gone t
Prairieville, Alabama, where he viii
engage in farming on a three hun
dred acre tract of land. Mr.. Thoma
was recently graduated from Cente
College, at Danville. He is one @
the most likeable young men il
Bourbon county and his departure
a matter of sincere regret to larg
circle of friends.
(Other Personals on Page Sd
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
ANOTHER ANNOUNCEMENT

In this issue appears the an
nouncement of ]. w. Brown, of Paris,
as candidate for the Office of Police
Judge of Paris. Mr. Brown will make
an active canvass of the city and
present-his claims to the voters.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
AGENTS WANTED

Sell the genuine Watkins Pro-
ducts. Medicines, Extracts, Spices
Soaps, etc. Lady or gentleman
Agent wanted for Paris and other
vacant cities. All or spare time
Particulars and sample free. Write
to-day.
THE J. r. WATKINS co.
60 Memphis, Tenn.
(5-4tT)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
WE WANT YOUR EGGS

Bring us your eggs. Highest
cash or trade price paid. We can
buy too many
(1D c. P. COOK & co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17
Musicale Dance
 ToDe Given Soon
 BY 4. 4. R. R.

THE FIRST MUSICALE and dance to be given by the American Asso- ciation for the Recognition Of the Irish Republic will take place in Col onial hall, 271 Fairfield avenue. on Thursday evening, January goth. Ma loneys full orchestra will play for the dancing. There will be a sale of fruits, cakes and fancy articles.
 Professor Fritz K. G. Weber is in charge of the musical program. The soloists will be Miss Margaret Hogan of New Haven, Miss Norma Weber and Joseph Weller. Mrs William J. Mclaughlin will entertain with a few readings. There will be reserved ing door tickets may have them ex- changed for reserve coupons on Wednesday from 3 to o'clock and on Thursday from until o'clock charge of the entire affair and will be assisted by Mrs Henry Lee, Mrs. John Lavey, Mrs. M. J. Flanagan, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan. and Miss Anna Donovan. into four sections including a group from each part of the city. South End: Chairmen, Mrs. P J.. Lynch and Mrs. James A. Grady, as John Coyne Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. J. Maloney, Mrs. George F. Farley, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. F. J. Mcguire, Mrs. James McKelvey, Mrs. William | f1Oudn, 1TS. Ailiid oullASdI, MI S. 1fA' Cullen, Miss Margaret Cullen, Miss Margaret Martin, Miss May Gallagher, | Miss Kate Lyons.
 East Side and East End: Chair
 men, Mrs. Andrew Krouse, Mrs. John r. Shey, assisted by Mrs Edward Fitz- gerald. Mrs. F. L. Sullivan, Mrs. agan, Mrs. Thomas Daley, Mrs. John Shey, Mrs. M. McKeon, Mrs. H. Strick,
 Mrs. J. Connor, Mrs. T. F'itzhenry
 Miss Margaret Kiely, Mrs. J. J. Pine Ian, Mrs. Denis Murphy, Mrs. J. Dem ny, Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs. J. Irving, Mrs. Stephen Havril1a, Miss Nan Flynn, Mrs. Harry Maloney, Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Kate Coffey. | West End: Chairmen, Mrs Will liam E. Allen and Mrs J. w. Rob-
 erts, assisted by Mrs. John Conway
 Mrs. M. J. Sullivan, Mrs. J. L. North
 Mrs. Margaret Lyon, Mrs John Don
 nelly, Mrs. James Kelly, Miss Mary
 Ginty, Mrs. Christ Flanagan, Mrs. T J. Kennedy, Miss Mary Walsh, Mis-.
 Margaret French. Miss Julia Rourke Miss Sally Mccormack and Miss Mary
 Fitzpatrick.
 North End: Chairmen, Mrs Jo11r
 McElroy and Mrs. Thomas Morrissey assisted by Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick Miss Mary Coffee, Mrs. Patrick Nc Gee, Mrs. Mary McConough Mrs. M , Callamore, Mrs William McCoombs Mrs. James Barry, Mrs. Michael Me
 amara, Miss Mary Sullivan, Mrs B. A F Lester. Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mis- Victoria Larmour, Miss Elizabetl , Carroll, Mrs. E. L. Hines. and Mis- | l Mary Pagan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

Three suspects were D icked up by the police in relation to the robbery at Davey Brothers store but they could not be identified and were re- leased.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

Tomorrow night at o'clock the mems class will meet at the home of Harry Dawson 1874 West Broad <rf,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17
NEW AIRPIANE
 CHEAP AS FORD

(By International News Service.)
 Paris-A biplane which costs less only 225 pounds, and by T means s,3f of folding wings can easily be housed in a small space, is being put on the market in France. The claim is made that it is perfectly safe.
 This new machine, the De Pischof Avionette, as it is called, is IT feet from wing-tip to wing-tfp, 12 feet long, travels sixty miles per hour on an extremely modest supply of petrol. and can climb 1,500 yards in fifty minutes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17
DO SHOPPING
 TO MUSIC TUNES

I.ondon.-Shopping in the world famous Bond and Oxford street dis tricts this holiday season was done mostly to the accompaniment or mu- sic rendered by unemployed ex-ser- vice men driven by destitution to as- surne the roles of street entertainers
 Their appeals were not in vain. In the cheerfulness of their tunes, play ed on all sorts of instruments rang ing froms jewsharps and mouthor- rans to bass horns and street pianos, Tassersby seemed to sense something of that "carry on'' spirit which. a little more than two years ago, was enabling the same men to endure the hardships and dangers of war in Urance and Flanders.
 Some of these alms-seeIers wore rnasks indications of past superiority, for the masked musicians were dis charged officers.
 m front of jewellers windows with their brilliant displays of costly things these poorly clad itinerants formed a ' sharp contrast. But their renditions of ssEverything is Peaches Down in Georgia" and other popular airs gave opportunity for expression of the Yuletide spirit and brought a gener' < Cus dole of silver from the purses of shoppers. And in the faces o- donors and recipients could be read
 a, mutual hopefulness for the com
 ing of brighter Christmas seasons.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

Winner Reed won the typewrfting contest that ended Friday morning at the High school. The contest lasted two weeks, Frances Healy being sec ond and Helen Thompson winning third position.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

A Bubble Book party will be given Tuesday evening in Christ church parish house.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

The American Legion basketball team plans trip Thursday to play the Stamford quintet on their own stamping ground.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

Dr. William G. Williams. dentist, has located in Stratford, his offices being located in the Futile building.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

Is the Mill End Sale worth going to? Will it actually save me any money! Does it offer me the things know about? Can buy those things at less than they are sold usually?
 Can depend upon the quality and the wear of things buy in the Mill End Sale? Are the savings | hear so much about,
 based upon today market prices? Does the Rowland store stand back of the
 Mill End merchandise as it stands back
 of it's regular stock?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

The United States Shipping Board maintains free navigation schools in many ports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17

The area of the island of Cuba is 45.sS1 square miles, or about that of Pennsylvania.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
BLiZfCf Sc VANOCE

nepripominaji jen svrchovany
cas- k nakupu yanocnich darkd,
ale pfipominaii take dlouhoue
krutou zimu a soucasn6 potre-
bu tepl6ho prada, puntoch o
rozmanitych iinych zimnich
vybav pro dospele pro ditky
a my Ease pfipomlname, re
ted behem vyprodeje Y, striz-
MIN obchode u Koudelu, V els.
4735 Broadway, naskytuJe Sc
kazdemu ia nejvZacnejSi prize
zitost opatriti 81 veskere tako-
We potfeby "a ceny obdivuhod-
ne mike. Zde najdete vyhrad-
ne ien zbozi prvotridnich dru-
hi, spolehliv6 a zarucen6 a
koupite no nyni levn6ii nez
zbozi chatrne kdekoliv jinde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
MESTSKA RADA PRO IA
KONCENf MLEKARSKE
STAVKY.

Zvlastni vybor peti NEST
skych radnich Sc sejde dnes 0
2. hodine odpoledni ma radnici,
aby Sc pokusil 0 move vyiedna-
vani, ,jimz by mohla byt skonce
ma ,dosud panujfci stavka roz-
vazecu mleka. Bylo tax ma wee
reisi schulz m6stske rady roz-
hodnuto, kdyz podany byly
dive resoluce, podobnou zadost
tlumoGici. Prvni navrh pocha-
eel cd radniho Jakuba Stacela
druhy cd radniho Cooka. O.
ba navrhy podporoval radni
Sulzman, ienz trefne pravil, ke
polovicka policaitu hlida spo-
lecnost Telling Belle Vernon a
ieji mleko rozvazeci vozy a
staVkokaze, kdezto ostatnf OBJ
canstvo jest bez ochrany. DIE
jeho nazoru byl by cas-, ably
mestska rada venovala trochu
pozornosti vereinym zaimdm,
ktere jsou stavkou poSkozova-
ny a posouzen spravedlive / "a
iem a prava rozvazecu, ktefi
jsou zaiist6 zakonG dbali spo-
luobcane. Resoluce pfiiaty by
ly bez opposice a do peticlen-
n6ho vyboru imenovani pred
sedou mestske rady Townesem
radni Cook, Curry, Braschwitz,
Damn a Noragon.
Zdravotni a pravni vybory
naVStivi dnes 0 10. hodme do
poledni Vsechny telnejSi NILE
karny V dusledcich noVeho ma
vrhu, die kter6ho by musely
byti opatreny zatky lahvi da-
tenn, kdy ml6ko bylo pasteuri-
sovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
UTOk. MA DUN r. PA
STORA.

Reverend DIR. w. w. Bustard
z baptistickeho kostela ma
Euclid Ave. 81 krone sVeho du-
chovniho povolani rad zabrou-
81 do politiky a to vzdy hezky
ostfe. Vysledek byl, ze dostal
n6kolik vyhrHznych dopisu,
kter6 die vcerejsich vysledku
byly mineny do opravdy. Pa
stor s manzelkou spali vcera
mimo dGm, 1867 Fairmount
boulevard, Cleveland Heights,
" kter6m zamechali noCniho
hlidace. DGm prepaden byl pc
ii muzi, ktefi prepadli hlidace,
pfefizli drat telefonu a rozbl-
Ii okno, ale byli ma konec "a
vzajemne prestrelky policil 2
Shaker Heights zahnani. Bu-
stard varovan byl pred dtokem
iistou zenou, jez mu oznamila
i jmena n6kterych dtocnikd,
kter6 pry uda teprve tehdy,
jestlize Sc o jejich skutecn6 Vi
re presv6dGi osobnim vySetfo-
vanim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
MARSAL FOCH POCTEN IN
DTANY.

Billings. Mont, %. list. Mar
Sal Foch uveden byl dnes do
indiansk6ho kmene Crow
(Vran) pfi sslavnych obfadech
ma reservaci nedaleko odtud a
dano mu imeno can -Way-Ko-
Ta-Ba Ce-Cis," cini "nacelnik
naCelnfk6" Jm6no udeleno bylo
francouzsk6mu marSalovi ma
Gelnikem Plenty Coups z kme-
me Grow. BojiSte, kde gen. Gu
ster boioval sv6i poslednf boi,
bvlo rovnez navstWeno dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
DIREKTOR MAD VYPLACE-
MIN RONUSU.

Columbus, O., %. list. Komi
Sc umofovaciho fondu, ktera
Jest povefena prodeiem bondil
a vyplacenim dodatecne cd
m6ny muzGm a zenam re sta
tn Ohio, slouzivsfm We valce,
zvolila Roberta r. Robertse z
Youngstown, direktorem. Tyz
dial Sc odv6sti iako prosty vo-
lax av 81. divisi a dosahl hod-
nosti serzanta. Cfta SO roxy We
ku a jest vrchnim klerkem V
Carnegieho zavodech V Youngs
toWnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
We PROSPECT PROPUSTENf
DEBBSE.

Resoluce vyZyvajici federal
nj vladu, ably propuSt6n byl
Eugene V. Debs a jini politi-
cti veznove prijata byla wee
IA narodnlm vykonnym vybo-
rem sjezdu socialisticke stra-
ny. Schvaleni Sc reSoluci dosta-
10 po feGich j. X. Maurera z
Reading, Pa, presidenta Penn
sylVanske statni Federace Pra
ce a Lilith Martin Wilson z
kalifornie. Kazdy Glen social.
sticke strany jest zadan, ably
zaslal telegram neb dopis pre-.
sidentu Hardingovi, generalni.
mu navladnimu H. G.. Daughel
tymu i vlastnim kongresnik1m
Sc zadosti, ably jmenovani pol
ticti veznove byli osvobozeni
Soustredena tato akce ma byt
provedena V lednu celou socia
listickou stranou.
Nacemici jednotliyych cd
dilu konaji prave V Cleveland,
trldenni zasedani, ably sorga
nisovali socialistickou stranu
stranu prace V Americe dl
vzoru anglicke strany prace
vcera take jiz odhlasovano, a
by bylo o pfedeslanem profile
mu jednano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
KRATKY SOUD, ALE DLOU.
HY ROZSUDEk.

Jeden 2 nejkratSich soudu Y
kriminalni historic, ale "a to S
desetiletym skon-
cen byl vcera pred soudcem
Cullen, kdyz odsouzen pro
loupez a kradez John Bresna-
han. Porota nezli vynesla roz-
hoduiici verdikt vinen, radila
Sc jen 5 minut. Odsouzenec je
zlocincem remeslnym, V dubnu
1920 vylamal Sc cely hlavni
policejni stanice spolu dve-
ma spoluvezni a byl teprve le-
toSniho Tijna polapen az V
Denveru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
VRACf Sc DO VLASTI.

V 1terI dne 20. list. t. r. wy
pluie 2 New Yorku lodi Ameri
ca pTeplavnf spolecnostf United
States Lines pres Bremy mas
kraian p. Alex Kulhanek w
chodnf AZ. ul.. ktery iede ma
vstfviti sve pfatele V rodne Ze-
mi 30 patnacti letech.
Pfeplav vyTizen peel p. f.
Holuba, V newburghske odboc
co The Cleveland Trust Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
ZNALEC PROTI ZNALCI.
Bude znovu uvazovati, ale "a
tim budeme predrazeny plyn
platiti dale.

V boil m6sta proti plynarne,
iez Sc snazizvySiti ceny pfirod
nfho plynu a sice nejvfce tenn
nejchudsim, kteTi ku pTikladu
platili V let6 ien 35c, budou ny
nj musit platit spolecnosti pet
krate tolik, totiz $50, ale pTi
tom zadny z nich Sc ami neo-
I'VE, budou vyslecnnuti znalci
iak m6sta, TAX piynarny. Ny
nejSf zvysene ceny name de-
kovati jen odvolacimu soudu.
Vcera vyslechnut byl "a vefei-
neho slysenf Charles F. Ueber-
lacker z New Yorku, znalec
plynarny, ktery "a kffzov6ho
vfslechu, jemuz bvl podroben
vTsadnfm komisafem J. d.
Marshallem, podal svoje do
brozdanf a 0 kterem teprve bu-
de m6sto uvazovati. Podobne
bude vyslechnut j mestskJ
znalec dr. e. w. Bemis a ieho
referat podan bude Ease k u
vazovani plynarn6, kdezto my
"a stal6ho uvazovani obou
stran budeme nestydate zdra-
Izenv plvn bez odmluvy a tiSe
lplatiti dal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
MUZSKYM PACIENTEM
PREPADENA LEKARKA.

Doktorka l6kafstvi, Lucille
Webberova nal6zala Sc vcera
odpoledne We sve ordinanGni
sini, 2022 vych. 105. ul. sama,
kdyz pojednou vstoupil as 35-
lety, dobfe osaceny muz, jenz
snazil Sc strhnouti il S krku ma
hrdelnik, kdyz Sc branila, byla
jim nekolikrate udereno. Utot-
mix zaplasen byl jejim krikem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
.FTNANCNf HOSPODARENf
MESTA MA BYTI PODROBE-
NO VYSETROVANf.
The Cleveland Foundation
ObGanska Liga pozadany o
soucinnost.

Ably vneseno bylo vice sve-
tia V mestske financnf hospo-
dafstvi a odstraneno tajeni
prav6ho stavu, vyrizena byla
"a vcereisiho zasedanf NEST
ske rady priznive zadost rad
nfho Jamese J. McGintyho, kite
ry pozval The Cleveland
Foundation, ably vysetfovala
vsechny akce mestem podnik-
mute. Taz organisace zpasobila
liz mnoho zle krve, ovsem re
jen V dotcenych kruzich pfi
podobnem vySetrovani soudcu,
zalobcd, policie, atd. V Ginty-
no resoluci vyzvana jest obec-
nj vyzkumna uradovna OBJ
Ganska Liga soucinmost.
Vlastnim puvodcem resolu-
ce a jejim autorem jest vlast-
ne John d. Marshall, vysadni
komiSaf a "a poslednfch voleb
zvoleny radni "a 10. wardu,
ienz pGvodne zadal, ably reso-
luci podal radni Caldwell, ma
iehOz ufad teprve /. ledna ma
stoupi, ale tyz odmitl a navrh
k vSeobecnemu pfekvapeni
wal "a svGj vlastni radni Me
Ginty. Proti navrhu postavil Sc
radni A. J. Damn, ktery oby-
cejne hlasuje McGintym a
hlavnim dGvodem jeho bylo, re
by podobne vysetrovanf bylo
yyhan6ni d'abla belzebubem,
jelikoz stoji dosti pen6z. Po-
dobne Sc vyiadril radnf Sta
eel, jenz navrhoval, ably reso
luci bylo jednano teprve te-
hdy, az il bude moci podati je-
il puvodce sam. McGintymu
pfispechal ku pomoci predse-
da mestsk6ho financniho W.
boru w. E. Cook a resoluce ma
to prijata dodatkem Damma,
re mesto nesmi byti vysetro-
Vanim financne zat6zoyano.
Galerie, ktera ziv6 vsem fecim
McGintyho aplaudovala, muse
la byti volana k poradku pred
sedou mestske rady Townesem.
Vyboru pro mestske poulic-
nj drahy byla k autorisovani
odkazana Townesova ordinan-
ce Spolecnosti poulicnich drah
cleYelandskych, ably tato sme-
la vydati novych akcii "a 170,-
600 ma rozsifeni trait ma Broad
view road cd 25. zap. ul. az po
Schaaf rd.
Ma vcereisi schulz schyalen
kontrakt the Cleveland Ele-
ctric Illuminating Co., ably tate
dodavala parni otop do move
no auditoria ia letoSni zimy ia
obnos $4,000. Krom toho bu-
de mesto Ia obzvlaSte tuhych
mrazG 81 vypomahati topenim
vypomocnym. Po vyrizeni ne
kolika jinych navrhu podrize-
nejsiho vyznamu byla schuzt
mestske rady zakontena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
VYMENA STUDENTU MEZI
SPOJ. STATY A CIZfMI.

(FLIS.) Ustav mezinarodni
yychovy povzbudil mySlenku
vymeny studentd mezi Spoje-
nymi Staty a cizimi zem6mi.
Mezi Francii a Amerikou je
vym6na studentd jiz priprave-
ma cini Sc dalSi pfipravy k
vymene studentG skandinav-
skych a americkych. TAX Anne
ricko-skandinaysky fond, ane-
bo nadace povolila jiz pro 40
studentu po $1,000 ma rok, TAX
ze dvacet skandinavskych stu
dentu prijede do Ameriky a
dvacet americkych pojede stu
dovat do skandinavskych Wy
sokych Skol. Obchodni komo-
ra v San Francisku povolila
fond pro 5 chilskych studentG
ke studiu v Americe. spoiled
most Americana We francouz-
skych universitach povolila 25
mist americkym studentum ke
studiu We Francii. Povoleni sta
10 Sc sice ma jeden rok, ale
muZe bVti prodlOuZeno ma diva
roxy. Pomocny vybor pro bell
gickou vychovnou nadaci po-
volil mista pro s33 belgickych
studentd Ike studiu V americ-
kych universitach.
B6hem 1919 Rockefellerilv
dstav povolil fond pro 81 stu
dentu 2 Ciny, 5 z Brasilie, A z
Ceskoslovenska, | re Salvado-
TIL a STUDENT ii studovali lekai'
stvl a vereine zdravotnictvf ma
kolejich a universitach.
Mezinarodni vybor srbsky
pro vychovu ma so studentG a
studentek Americe ma kole-
iich a universitach.
Vyvolani zajmu vySSi vide
lani bylo vysledkem iiz konfe-
renee americkych a anglic-
kych profesoru Londyne V
cervenci 1920. Tehdy zastou-
peny byly Spojene Staty, An
glie, Spanelsko, Italie, Holland
sko, Skandinavie, Francie, Bel
gle a Ceskoslovensko. Byla We
novana hlavne pozornost tomu
jaka pfilezitost v6nuje sc w.
chove zen z ruznych zemich
Nynl bude zrizena trvala IRA.
dovna Londyne "a ucelem
lpovzbuzeni pratelskych styki
me.zi suddenly a profesory raz.
lnych Zeml. DalSi meZlnarodn
i konference bude Sc konat V le
t6 1922.
Kdo by 81 pfal tento bulletin
els. 81 a chtel sc poucit MOI
nostech vySsiho vzdelanf
: necht' zaSle 10c ma Czechoslo
wax Section, Foreign Language
Information Service, Is Yves
37th Street, New York City
! N. Y. Brozurka bude mu zasla
nas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
HORKOKREVNA PI. HO-
STINSkA.

Manzelka iednoho z MATTE
III Stag Cafe V els. TAP Euclid
Ave-, J. c. Meiera, nechala 81
vyvolati sveho muze a pri tom
Sc dostala do hadky S barten-
drem Edw. McIntyrem, ktere-
no postrelila. Byla zatcena ira
ficnim straznikem ma Euclid
Ave. a vych. 8. ul. a postfele-
ny osetfen Dir. Bondym, jenz
prohlasil zraneni ga lehke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
HExMHH VI Mnmm Emsgw
Ctenym spolkGn,
radGm, sborInl, klu-
bum a zabavrllm
spolecnOstem.

Jako minule tax i letos ro-
zeslali jsme ma spolky, jichz
adresy jsme NELL pri ruce,
formule k vyplneni adresare
pro rok 1922. Zadame CT.
spolky, jez 81 preji miti svGj
adresar We "Svete" ma rok
1922, by nam tento cirkulaT
spravne vyplneny zaslali
nejdele do Is. ledna 1922.
Spolky, jimz jsme nemohli
formular zaslati a preji 81
miti adresar We "Svetu",
necht' mas 1redne o tom u
vedomi.
V ucte
Administrace "Sveta".
Ef INA WE E 81 nc n r = r ~ pa = - = n
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-30
z MORE GOLDEN
PLAYS COMING
Three Wise Fools And Dear
Me- Booked-Milton Mobiles
To Return Next Season

George II. Degnon, advance agent
for John Golden, producer of splen-
Gid plays, and who visited Americus
last season in advance of Turn to
the Right" was here yesterday ar
ranging with the Rylander theater for
the appearance here of two more
Golden productions, THE Three. Wise
Fools" on January 12, and Dear
Me" on January 26. Mr.. Degnon
stated that Americus would like both
plays even better than "Lightnin's
John Golden's most famous play,
which opened the Rylander year
ago. He declared both were equal
in cast to "Lightnn' and would be
thoroughly appreciated. Both are
clean plays, John Golden being one
of the foremost producers fighting
the salacious and off-color drama.
Mr.. Degnon stated that 1t wasstffe
plans Of Mr.. Golden To send Milton
Mobiles in "Lightnin' back South
next season and that Americas would
be on his intinerary.