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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15
Last Minute Briefs
REsoLUTIoN TO ADJOURN

RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN
Washington. Dec. 15.-The senate
today adopted the Curtis resolution
that congress adjourn for its holiday
recess from December % to January
8. The resolution now goes to the
house where favorable action is an
ticipated.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15
PRAYING COLONIES TRY
OUT TODAY BEFORE START
TO SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

Danville, Ky. Dec. 15.-Centre Col
lege's undefeated Praying Colonels
were slated to have their final work
out today before departing Friday fol
San Diego, Cal. where they will play
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15

Dublin. Dec. l5 CBy the Associat-
cd Press. l- The Daid Eircann today
assumed in private session its consid-
"lation ni the treaty calling for cs:ab-
shment Of the Irish free state
TodaN $ session was held in private
because, despite the exhaustive de.
bate ui yesterday a decision had not
been reached uu the preliminary
points regarding the authority of the
Irish p'eHipOtentiares who signed the
treaty and their method of exercising
thrir authority
TN" Free Nam Journal states that
ui tn" rriva'c sessions yesterday
courtesy and fricndlin",s entirely
superseded the sAdpnincs> notable in
'hr morning
Ii was found necessary. however. to
~ point {. mmittet 10 examine al
the correspondence relating 10 III"
delegates mission to London and the
cport Of this committee WAS submit
ttd today.
The controversy over the pro
ccdure oi the Irish delegates is re-
eardeI NTH impatiencc by the press
ana lhr PuoIic anu expressions ar"
heard en- ever side regarding de
'l*ion on the real issue, acceptance
or rejection OF the agreement Today
newspapers publish letter from
Mary MacSWeeneN. sister OF 'he late
Lord Mayor Of Cork. protesting in
strong terms against the treaty
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15
|. {. {. HOLDS UP SCHEDULES
REDUCING RATES ON COAL
FROM SOUTHERN FIELDS

WashiAston, Dec. 15.-Railroads
schedulea proposing to reduce rats Oh
coal frcm Alabams. Illinois. Tennes-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15

Washington. Dee l.. Denial Wa
made today by Federico f. Pezet. Pc
.uvian ambassador here. of report,
telegraphed to the Buenos Aaircs
newspaper La Nocion by its La Paz.
Bolivia. correspondents that Peru had
ierrecd the mobilization of seven reg
iments of troops in Tacna
Peru has not modified amy troop
along the border and will not mohii
ne any" said DR. PcZet
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15
Speech Of Lord Curzon
Pleases Irish and Riles
Obstetrics Cab
met Serves Notice of
Refusal To Accept
Treaty Establish Irish
Free State
Ulster Re Iects

London, Dec. 15.-tBy Associated
Press. 1.-The Ulster cabinets letter
definitely rejecting the British cabi-
nets invitation TO enter the Irish
Free State was made public today at
the office Of Premier Lloyd George.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15

Fair tonight ANA Friday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
OSUDNA ZMYLENA V
HOTELU.

John j. Newman, cestujicf S
J lenotnickym zbozim V New
lorku pfiSel Y sobotu do jed
OHIO hotelu dolenniho mtsta a
iak byva zvykem, posluha dial
jaho kozenou menSi braSnu
IA pult, kde Sc move prichozi
cestuiici zapisuji. Jiny posli-
eek pax donasel iiste strane
F,otel opouStejici vaky do ven
ku cekaiiciho auta pri tom
ropadl i braSnu Newmanno-
YOU, niz bylo Sperld Ia $700
pf'idal il odjizdeiici mlad6
dame, ktera 2 Clevelandu od-
iela. Detektivove vsak vyslovi-
i domnenku, re klenoty budou
pravemu vlastniku vraceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24

yecereli We velke JIG. Inc ustav-
nj We ,spolecRosti cho,anek- a
tiend profesorskeho sboi'u, q
ftayratili Sc tehoz veceTa do
New Yorku.
, President Vassar College DIR.
McCracken We zvlastnim pripi-
su vyslovil vyslanci dr.. St6pan-
koyi vrely dix kolleje "a uspora
dani sokolske navstevy, jez "a
Tnechala mohutny doiem. ace
la novyy zpuLsob tvoriciho um6-
nj, v nemz telesny vycvik Sc
|spojuje momenty dramatickS
mi a poetlckym rytmem k OBJ
divuhodnym zaverim". Profe-
sorka vycyiku tel. prohlasila
ze navst6va sokolske byla neo
byceynm povzbuzenim pro che
|vanky jejlho oddeleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
KOUsEK STATIsTIkY.

Celkov6 jm6ni Clevelandu
vzrostlo "a poslednich 10 rokG
o~518 proc, vyprav6la slecna
Charlota Smithova pred Single
Tax Klubem, vGera odpoledne
v Hollenden hotelu. Bohatstvi
naSe, vGetn6 pozemkG obnase-
10 r. 1910. s274,970,090, kdez.
to r. 1920, $1,000, 900, 900
jak pry dokazuji clsla dodana
il okresnfm auditorem Johnem
A. Zangerlem. v tutez dobu
vzrostlo obyvatelstvo o az pro.
cent. .Retnice pou2fvala cifer
hlavne, aby potiralai Malthuso.
WI theorii, ktera odporutuie
kontrolu porodI a domn4le pre-
lidneni svfta. TAX pravila, ze
by obyvatelstvo celeho svata
1,500,0O0,000 hlav Sc pohodl
ne veslo do statu Illinois, kdy.
by tento byl rozdelen ma loty
so stop Stroke sto stop dlou-
he a v domech ma pozemciel
t6chto. .postavenych mohlo by
bydleti vzdy jen pet Gdi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
DVAJA TULACI.
Predstaveri krivans.

Uvedeny sbor zpeyaku pri-
prayil vtera krajanam svym
skuteGn6 pfijemny vecirek pred
vedenim 6iperne frasky Sc zpt-
Wy, kterou die JAKE posloven-
Gil j. Orsagh predvedenim ti-
Gil j. Orsagh. Divadelni sal
Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark A.
We. bvl napln6n az do posled-
niho m!sta obecenStyem, ktere
Sc take skuteGn6 velice dobre
bavilo. Rozmarny osud obou
tulaka byl sledovan S velkym
zajmem a smich skutecne wee
rejsfho vecera ami re sine ne
yymiZel.
Oba pfedstavitele titulnich
1loh povedenych dobrodruhG
Vrabce a Bibuse sehrali ma
lezitou porci humoru PIP. M
Ruman a S. Theis k MIN $
nemenSim zdarem Sc radili L.
lohy: Anizek, krcmar-saloni-
sta. .. ]. Simon; KatuSa, jehC
aena, pi. Z. lStvan; Anka, 81
M. Migalec; Betka, 81. z. On.
dirk; Marka, pi, Z. Orsagh
Dorka. 81. M. Roha6; Eva, 81
A. Stecko; Fana. 81. z. Krause
Gertrude, 81. z. Saka6; Lady
Smith, pi. p. Behadik; Ihla
krajcir, p. J. Zorkoci; Dratya
suster, p. j. Cipka; Mendel
lid, p. ?. Benadik; Kraus, po
licajt, p. J. Sakat; Josef, po
sluha, p. j. Stecko.
Souhra sla velice hbite ia
Ike zpevy a vesele kuplety do
bfe zapadaly, cemz ma IA
sluhu p. A. Bobrovsky, jak,
fiditel. Hercum, Il nichz jsm
/ pozorovali znameniaty pokrok
napovidal p. j. Istvan. Vcerej
Ii pfedstaveni bylo velkym Ii
spechem a bude i pobidkou
ably ma poll demokratnkeh,
umeni dale bylo pracovano.
Phi predstaveni p1sobila
meziakti pri pozdeJSi taneG
nj zabave hudba p. j. Orsagha
jez 81 zasluhuje te2 podilu nj
vSeobecne pochvale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
v TOM JE ROZDfl..

Ia necelych deset dni bude
zahajen v stfiznin obchode
"a Koudel1" v eiSle 4735
Broadway upkny vyprodej
ysech prebyte6nyeh zasob
spodniho a yrchniho prada,
vseho druhu punGoch. sweatrd
a vybavniho zbozi pro kazde-
ho elena rodiny, latek veske-
rych potfeb pro celou domac-
most. Y tomto vJprodeji najde-
te vyhradne jen zbozf prvotfid
niho druhu. Nebudeme varn
nab!zeti zadne stare pfeleze-
ne 9 zpuchfele zbczi. jako 81
dele z preyidla vsude jinde
protoze zadne takove zbozi
nemame kupovati ho jiste ne
budeme. Prodafne VAN zboz.
bezvadne, spolehliye. zarucent
a Ia ceny neuvefitelne mike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
LUPICSKA Historic PONE.
KUD ODLISNEHO RAZU.

Nocni hlidac John Roach,
$40 Superior Ave. zam9stnan
jest IL zelezarske firmy Luetke
meyer Co., 725 Superior Ave-,
konal vterejsi noci svoji po-
vinnost, kdyz pojednou spatril
"a pultem krame jeho dozo-
ru svefeneho, podezreleho mu
re. Ponocny rychle odskoGil do
dradovny a pfivolal policii me
ri tim co sam ma lupice nami-
I'll svym revolverem drze.
iej tax dlouho sachu, al pii
jela letaci skadrona nevfta-
neho nocniho hosta zatkla
Jmenuje Sc Joe Oreskovit, jest
21-lety bez bydlist6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
NACELNfCI zELEZNICNfCH
BRATRsTEV VIM DRAHY A
zELEZNIcNf RADU,


Zodpov6dnost "a, velkou re
lezniGni stavku, O kterou Sc
prav6 jedna 1silovn6 DO pet
dnf, uvalena bude ma spravy
drah i ma tax zvanou pracov-
nj zeleznitni radu Spoj. Statd,
ielikoz ODE organfsace nevycha
zf zadnym zp6sobem vstffc "a
mtstnangm.
Vysvltalo to, z pojednani w.
daneho na6elnIky ttyf Q peti
nejv6tsich dopravnfch unii, Wy
daneho po porad6 V utadovn6
w. G.. Lee-a, presidenta bratr-
stva vlakovnich zrizenci. Jest
. mem prayeno, ze nadeje ma
IrozluSt6nl sporu, ktery by "a.
mestnance alespon Gaste6ne u
spokojoval, dosud neyychazI.
Vterejsl prohlasenf maze bJ
ii povazoyano "a stejn6 plat
ne $ prohlasenim definitiSnfm
ma ktertn 'stojf naeelnici ze'
leznitnich zamestnancd, ktef
Sc mali sejlti spolu yykon
ngmi vybofy dotcenSch stav
kou unii ma sire deGni konfe
renci Sc zeleznicni pracovni rs
dou v Chicagu, a Cd ktere bu
de patrne zaviseti. ida stavks
Iv nedeli rano bnde prohlase
ina. eA ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24

Kolem bydliste sveho v cis.
2516 vych. 80. ul. prochazcl
Sc vcera yeter s dvema spoiled
Milky 21-lety Frank Deliss. hdyz
pojednou jeden q druhl ieho
vytahl revolver, 2 nehoz dc
prsou mu vpalll ranu. Postte-
leny patrne zaplati dobrodru2
stvi smrtf, nebot' kule uvizla
jak bylo V Charity nemocnicj
ziistano, V same blizkosti SRI
ce. Jak vypravel DeliSs, vynu-
coval ma mem pachatel penize
Obydli podezreleho jest sire
zeno detektivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
KRAJAN V NEMILE OPLE.
TACCE.
Automobilem zabity hoch.

J. P. Blaha, m6stsky straz-
nix, bytem els. 3348 zap. 80.
al. byl vCera zatcen ma obvine
nj, re &C ne stTizliv, fidil ma
kladni automobil, kterym zra-
nil lehteji sestry Fetzerovy,
9-letouEmmu a l2-letou Kate
finu prave pred jeiich domem,
els. 1880 Denison Ave. Zatten
byl sygm kolegou straznlkem
Maloneyem, jelikoz po spacha
ne nehode nezastavil a snazil
Sc mista ujeti. Blaha mel
vcera volno a vyuzil teto pri-
lezitosti, aby Sc svym tru.
ckem vyiel, kdyz ob6 divky, die
vypov6di nekterych sv6dl L
vbehly do drahy.
Pripad byl svefen k blizSt-
mu yySetfeni policejnlmu po-
rutiku A. W. Burroughovi
jenz yysledky ma podati police
nimu naGelnlku +. w. Smitho-
vi. Blaha Sc vyrnlouva, Re dit.
ky nevidel a ze nem6I AMI po,
nett, re nekoho zranil.
8-lety John Elshasz, 1906
Erwin Ave. West Park sci vct
ra odpoledne navStiviti jeSte
iedni mhochem svoji babiGku
kdyz byl pfi pfechazeni Settle
mcnt ri. k smrti pfejet auto
mobilem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
'TREST SMRTt " CESkOSLO.
VENSKU BUDE ZRUSEN.

Novt trestn{ rad vypracovan
bvl v ministerstvu spravedlno-
sti q bude predlozen n. S. ku
schvaleni. r z pozoruhodnych
,ustanoveni nov6ho trestniho
fhdu za2namenavame zruSeni
.trestu sm1ti, jenz ponechava
sc pouze pro pripad, ze by ire
stance odsouzeny dozivotne do
.kaznice dopustil Sc zlocinu, pro
ktery bv znovu mel byti odsou-
zen ,dozivotne do kaznice. Da-
lie jest zrusena TAX zvana "te-
NINA komora", zavedena nuce-
nj prace, urcena nejvyssi me2
.pekutv die jmeni 100000 KEY,
iez vfjimecne muze byti ZvySe-
ma, paklize by nejvyssi MONA
ma pokuta nebyla s to, aby do
.tasn6 snfzila zivotni 1roven Cd
sou2enGho. Je-li pritinou zlo-
cinu nebo pfecinu nemirne po-
zivanf lihovin, maze soud "a
kazati pachateli naeSt6vu To-
kali. kde Sc prodavaji lihovi-
ny. kdo bude soudem osvobo.
zen, ielikoz spachal zlotin Y
nepfi6etnosti, bude dan do
zvlastniho 1stavu pro choro-
myslne trestance. Dulezita
isou tez ustanoveni, 0 zlepseni
disciplinarniho rizeni S vezni,
pro nez zavadi Sc zylastni soud
v6zehskt a pravo ma obhajce
We yeznici must byti vsude le-
kar psvchiatr a pedagog mezi
1fedniky dstavus sDozorci rada
veznice ma Sc pred, propuste-
MIN vezn6 postarat, ably obdr-
eel piimerena zamestpani a
|oh3ivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
BEZPECNOST v NASEM
MESTE..
V6era spachany byly dvs
vrazdy zen.

Policie pine patra po pacha-
telich dvou vrazd, udavsfch Sc
"a poslednfch "a hodin ma ruz
nych mistech. V obou pfipa-
dech staly Sc ob6t'mi zeny q
pachateldm Sc podarilo ma cas-
sc pred spravedlnosti ukrYti.
23-leta pani ALBANIA Warne-
rova, 3101 st. Clair Ave. Sla
vecer 2 jisteho kostela ma "a
padni strane a pri tom zasko-
ella ma navSt6vu ke svoji pfi-
telkyni, bydlici ma Main Ave.
n. w. Navsteva m6la pro nj
netuSene smutny konec. Poha-
dala Sc jistym muzem, jenz
il vrazil nGz k srdci. Nest asst
nice byla lined dopravena do
Fairview nemocnice, kde ze-
mfela. Pachatel uprchl.
Ma vych. AZ. ul. pobllze
Kingsbury Run prochazel Sc
veera casn6 2 rama 30-leta
Mary Fauntova, 4919 Myrtle
Ave, kdyz byla poiednou u
smrcena stfelnou ranou do hla-
Wy. Vrah odvlekl mrtvolu ze.
ny blizkou roklinou a polozil
il pod6l koleji Nickel Plate
drahy, jak Sc domniva policie
hled6l paehatel tax zahladiti
stopu zlotinu a vzbuditi tax
domn6nku, re Fauntova byla
bud prejeta, aneb re spacha
la sebevrazdu. Byl vsak patr-
ne pri SVEN poGinani preruser
q mrtvolu nemohl jiz polozitt
pres koleje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
DIVADLO " SOKOLE
CLEVELAND.

Svabova fraSka "Spanelska
nuska," ktera Jest dosti roz-
inarnou a ctverackou, ably ro-
lesmala toho, kdo 1plne liz
IA syet zanevrel, uvedena by
Ia vtera Ma vecer ia jeviste
5okola Cleveland. jeho slni
ia Quincy Ave. Byla sehrana
e stejnym uspechem jake
Dred tim V Ceske Sini Sokol
IA Zapadni stran6. Jedine, co
dalo by Sc kritiSovati jest, re
iii nebyla naplnena, nez to
da Sc vysvetliti krasnym wee
feJslm onem, Jakych nemuze-
me JiZ mnoho ocekavati V letoS-
aim podzimu. AZ ma to byl IL
speech vcerelSlho pfedstavenI
dokonaly. Vsichni ucinkulict
Sc chill a "a svoJi snahu bylt
odmehovani salvami uprimne.
no smichu z hledlste a hluc.
nym potleskem po kazden
Jednani. Del, vtipny sam o SO.
be, priveden byl k pine plat
nosti ochotniky, kteff ocividnt
venovali nastudoyani bedlivot
pozornost pod schopnym vedt
MIN sveho riditele p. Fred Mu
chy. Jako pri prvnim predsta
veni ma zapadni strane, wee
ia pdcinkovali pp.: +. Mucha
j. Petr, +. Krakora, II. Becka
r. Hacha, j. Ulman, +. Riha ;
danny: Pr. A. Petrova, pl. NJ
Tomsikova, pi. A. Llbalova, 81
$. Podvalska a 81. A. Lhotoya
Sokolska kapela Sc zavdecil
vTbornou hudbou pred pred
stavenlm a V meziakttch a pc
Zd9ji hrala k tanci. Zvla5te s
libila ouvertura q "Prodan
neFesty", sehrana mezi drr
llvm a tretfm jednanim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
BELCIcKY GENERAL
PkIJEl-


New York, %. rijna. Gen.
baron Jacques, vehtel tfeti di-
wise belgicke armady a tfeti
ze ctyr velikych yojevudcd We
svetove valce, ktefi Sc suGastni
sjezdu Americke Legie v Kan
sas City, prijel do zdejslho
pristayu dnes ma parniku Lap
land. Gen. jacques odjede zl-
ira do Washingtonu ma ZvlaSt-
MIN vlaku gen. Diazem. ital-
skym vrchnim velitelem a bri
tickym admiralem Beattym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
KONrERENCE " CONTINEN.
Y TAI. HALL.

1, Washington. %. fijna. Sc
KetAr stAtu Hughes zahaji
pryni schulz konference ma o.
mezeni zbrojeni v sfni Cont
Mental Deer Americke Revolu-
.ce Y den primefi, II. listopadu,
bylo oznameno dnes z odboru
statu. DIE pritomneho planu
HSechna plenarni zasedanf bu-
dou konana V teto sini, kdezto
" budov6 Pan American nepo-
chybn9 budou zasedati vybory
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
HOBOKO

d. Petra Fahrney-ho dobry
lex ma udrzeni vaseho zdravi
celeho ustroji cloveka, mlze
te dostati, kdyz pfijdete, neb
poslete-li dopis. Sluzbovolny
Karel MojziS, 4646 Gallup
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
ODCESTUJf.

PfiStl ctvrtek po lodi Mount
Clay vyjedou Q New Yorku
zdejsi krajane PIP. Karel Dou-
bravo Portage Ave. Jan Hs-
bart z Jewett Ave. Jaroslay
Stepnicka z Pilson Ave, aby
navStivili starou vlast a prate-
lie. Preplavne sprostfedkoval
p. f. Sakryd. Prejene vsen
st'astnou cestu a radostne shle
dani jejich milyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
ZAJEZD SOkOLSkE. W.
pRAvY DO VAsSAR
COLLEGE.


Ma pozvani presidenta Vas
sar College,. dra. H. N. Mac
Crackena,. .uspofadala. sokolska
viprava zajezd do Poughkeep-
sic, ably predvedla ukazky So
kolskych cyika~ pred chovanka-
mi tohoto .vehlasneho 1stavu,
lde studuje te2. pet eeskoslo~
yenskych stipendistek { poziya-
jicleh americkeho I,adani kol-
leiniho.) K ySprava, sestavajfci
4 plneho poetu dlend vzorneho
druzstva q delegace "a. vedeni
bratra Bilka, piidruzili Sc dale
delegati~ ~Cechoslovaki newyor-
sk1ch re sboru, poFadatelskeho,
bratri Martinek a PABLO a "a
stupci ceskoslovenske kolonie
V Poughkeepsie, vyslanec repu-
bliky, dr.. b. 2St9panek Sc sena-
torem v. Klofa6em a DIR. A. Su-
mem. X ifzde pouzito bylo par
.niku ma fece Hudsonu.
Ceskoslovenske hosty o6eka-
val ma nadraai ay pfistavisti
professor Nickel v zastoupcni
presidenta kolleje dra. II. n.
McCrackena, ktery V neodklad
ne zalezitosti povolan byl tele-
eraficky do New Yorku. Utast-
nici vypravy We zvlastnfm veze
dopraveni byli ma campus"
kolleje, kdez u brany pozdravi-
Ia je Miss Palmer a Balentine
Y zastoupeni sboru profesorske
no a ceskoslovenske stipendist-
ky, slecny Stepanova, Podzim-
kova, Duskova, Matouskova a
Novakova v narodnfch krojfch.
- Po prohlidce zaffzeni jedno
t1ivtch budov ustavnfch, zejme
ma cviGist6. divsdla, kaple, na-
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ei v salonu Miss Palmer. kdez
predstaveni jim byli profesoti
a profe.sorky kolieie dele
gatky studente.
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divadle pod sirym nebem pred
studentkami kolleje - poctem
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|ska cvicenf prostna. ktera Ia
j:stila sokolskenlu druzstvu VI
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10 stfibrny $50 guinovy slit, po-
tslednim bodem programu byla
cviteni symbolicka, JED vzni-
kla "a valkyr. 1915 v 'dobe nej
vetaho 1tisku Sc strany videh'
ske vlady, kdy, Sokolove cviky
t9mito mluvili X srdcim dus
6eskoslovenskeho lidu. memo
houce. mluviti slovy ami pisne
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veretna scena, zanechala c
vsech pritomnych nezapome-
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znani skvelych vykonh sokol
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kollejnI "Yell", ma ktery Soko
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Po cvi6eni pod sirfm neben
byl pfedveden We, velke Assem-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-24
To pijde ztSzka.

Otec: TAX, mily Karlicku,
dnes k nam asi pride cap.
Co chceS, chlapecka anebo hol
Karlicek: "Tatinku, kdyz 81
mohu vybrat. tax houpaciho
kone".
The Press., 1921-02-24

pounty to in a Nsion nandgl glaes for
The Press., 1921-02-24
BOOKS ONES BEST FRIENDS
Assertion Made That In the Imagina. tion of Great Writers Complete
 Happiness Is Found.

When once the love of books has come into a mans life he can never be lonely, he can never be bored, he can never lose his interest in life, he can never be quite unhappy. Books are the friends that never fail, and the men and women that only live in books are the best and the most real friends of all.
 If were to set down the names of the 20 friends who mean most to me, should find that more than one-half of them lived in the novels of Dickens and Thackeray, Dumas and Daudet, Wells and Hardy and Meredith.
 The happy life is not spent altogeth- CT in the world of streets and shops and offices. A large part of it must be lived in the world of imagination. And living with the imagination of great writers we, too, learn to dream, and the happiest homes in the world are the castles in the air that we build for ourselves They are. indeed, the only homes Ii foundations of which are unshakable rOcks.-Sidney Dark, in John O'LondOn's Weekly.
The Press., 1921-02-24
MEN ASCEND FROM WORMS?
Samoan Tradition as to the Origin of Humanityts One of the Most
 Curious.

As term of ridicuIe. human heings have often been called 'wOrms." and
 in this connection the inhabitants nf Samoa have q strange superstition re garding our origin. \ very peculiar occurrence takes place. in Samoa once year for a period of IS hours. To- ward the end of October. a dense mass of sea worms appears on the sur face of the water surrounding SHmnI.
 These forms, which are of various lengths, are great deicacieS of the SamOanS! Known as "PalOlO," they are sought for with enthusiasm by ev- cry native man. woman and child, and aS they only stay on the surface of the water for short time, in favored parts, these worms want watching for :! II is in connection with these weird worms that the Samoans' superstition arose. 'Ff1e story is that TangalOa, the chief god of the SamOans, sent his daughter, Turf, down to earth to search for home. In all the waste of water there was only bare rock, and she went and told her father of the shortage of dwelling accommodation. He thereupon gave her a wild vine to plant on the rock which she had found, and it fiourished for time, then died. Turf was vexed to think the vine would not thrive, but her father or dered her to dig it up. This she did, and discovered that all the withered leaves had turned to worms, and that,
 iV1 e.&r
 afterward became men and women.
 And thus the SamOans say, men were created!
The Press., 1921-02-24
East Holds Rubber Supremacy

Until ten years ago rubber meant rubber from Brazil. Today Brazil's supremacy Is gone. In less than a decade the far east has jumped to the front and now is producing nlne-tenths of the rubber of the world. In the late sixties, just when the first expert ments with the automobile were under way. an Englishman, H. A. Wickham, who had spent much time irr Hrazil conceived the idea that rubber plants could be grown on plantations.
 Securing a commission from the Tn dia government he boxed up thousands of seeds, chartered a derellct ship UT the Amazon, and started for India The first trees grew at HeneTatgOdS in 1881, and that same year the frs experiments in tapping began.
The Press., 1921-02-24
g a.u | Up Fight

As roe',,":. % Nnine know, the black bear i> n>'wiy shy, inoffen- sive animal, but t. 'lr;uer who lives in Brownvile r;In a :USs one Rot long ago that proved to Ee q very lively cx- ceptiOn to the rule. The bear attacked him in the woods ahOut mile from his house so fiprre'y and persistently that 1t defeated his every effort to es- cape until he managed to pick up two heavy clubs. By feintlng with one club and hitting the bear with the oih. CT, he fought 1t off until he worked his way to an open field..-Youta's Communion
The Press., 1921-02-24
iron and Steel Work in India

India has already laid the basis of a steel industry in the establishment of two important and successful iron and steel works; namely, the Bengal Iron and Steel works at Kulti, which turns out 100000 tons of pig iron per month, and the Tata Iron and Steel works at Sakchi, about 155 miles from Calcutta, which has a monthly production of about 10000 tons. Most of this pig iron is converted into steel, which Is
The Press., 1921-02-24

largely used locally in the production of rails and the smaller structural shapes, but even with the additional furnaces now under construction, which in the case of the Tata works will more than triple its previous ca pacity, not more than fraction of Tndia's needs of iron and steel will be supplied from these two works.