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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
Church of The Redecrner

Rev. Alfred Lockwood, rector.
500 A. M.--Holy Communion.
9:45 A. M.-Sunday school.
1l;0O A. M.--Morning prayer and
sermon.
400 p. M.--vespers and sermon.
The Rector will preac,: in the morn
ing on ''untroubled Hearts in an Era
Of Trouble" This will relate largely
TO the social and economic conditions
OF the town. Al vespers the talk will
be on confirmation.
The public is cordially invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT POST
PONED.

VIENNA. Jan. 22.-(U. P)-Re-
opening of the Austrian parliament
was postponed until Tuesday due to
the critical political situation. Every
one is anxiously awaiting news from
the meeting of the supreme council in
Paris
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
PARTY is GIVEN

Little Glenn Purcell celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary Thursday in
Weston, at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson.
Sleigh riding was one of the days di-
version and a big fruit cake was serv-
ed during the refreshment hour.
Guests for the afternoon were Lionel
Marvin. John Davidson. Reta David
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
RETuRNs FRoM poRTLANn.

RETURNS FROM PORTLAND.
Miss Carol wurtenherger, are teach
er in the Pendleton schools, returned
last evening from her home in Port
land where she has ben in since the
Christmas holidays. She plans to re-
sumo her work on Monday, with the
opening of the second semester.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
CONCERT To BE GIVEN

CONCERT TO BE GIVEN
Tho following program viii be play
"a at the victrola concert at the Coun-
ty Library tomorrow afternoon, when
the reading rooms will be open from
two until g.
cornation March (Meyerbeer)--Arth-
at Pryor's band,
Madame Butterfly--Un Bel al We'd
rene Csome Day Hell Come)-Em-
my Destinn.
Madame Butterfly (Duet OF Flowers)
Pucinni-Frances Alda-Sophie Bras
iau.
Minuet in @ CPaderewski) )--Ignance
Paderewski,
A Dream--John Mccormack.
Ave Maria (MascagniD John Nc
Cormack-F'ritz Kreisler.
liebesleid (Love's Sorrow Fritz
Kreisler
Swiss Echo song-I4uisa Tetrazzini.
Swedish Cradle Song-Alma Glues
and Efrem zimbalist.
Dance OF the Hours (Ponchielli)-Vic-
tor Herbert's Archestra.
Melody in F CRubensteinl-Pahlo
CRssals.
O Sole Mo (My Sunshine) e)-Emilio de
Gogorza,
Elegie Melodie (Massenetl Enrico
Caruso, violin ohligato my Misha Ell
man.
Heavens Resound (Beethoven)-Nic-
tor Oratorio chorus.
Scherherzaade (Sympnonic Suite)-
Philadelphia symphony Orchestra.
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SHOWER is GIVEN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
HosTEssEs FoR LuNcHEoN.

~EN-NI 7 VIZ 4 Wv 10 II I-sN7tNs
Mrs. James Johns, Sr.. Mrs. w, f.
Brock and Mrs. J. B. McCook We're
hostesses yesterday afternoon for a
bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Johns. a color scheme of yellow was
used and this shade was charming
ly decorative feature in the table APP
pointments. Mrs. Charles Bond and
Mrs. Harold ]. Warner won the score
trophies in the afternoons play.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
RETURNS To noME.

MRS HAYNES ILL
Mrs Charles Haynes. who has been
suffering from severe cold at her
home in the Security Apartments. is
reported better today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
German Lutheran

Rev. A. Blasberg win preach to-
morrow at the Christian church at 2
Ip. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
Social and Club NezcS

son, Leslie Purcell. Emory Purcell,
I.ora Lucas and Geneva Lucas.
-
RETURNS TO HOME.
Miss Frances Brown, who for the
past week has been the guest OF Mrs.
John Sherman. returned today to her
home in Condor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22

Metal cloth and velvet are
cleverly introduced into this
group of fetching. wearable hsts.
At the left is q turban OF gold
and silver metallic brocade with
a dos.-hanging spray OF henna-
coIoreds ostrJea. AZ right Is an
afternoon hat Of blue velvet with
a steeple bow directly st the cen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22

Announcements ror this depart
ment must be submitted TO the
East oregOnian not later than
Friday evening In order to be as
sured OF publication ON Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22

Christian Science.
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
holds services at s13 1-2 Main street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
oFF1cERs ARE CHOSEN

OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
The T. p. W. Club, composed of en-
ployes OF The Peoples Warehouse.
which was organized recently in PEN
dleton. has chosen Miss Gladys Smith
as president n. W. Fletcher is vice.
president, and Miss Agnes Leonard,
secretary-treasurer. Miss Donna Veto,
Miss Anna Howard and George Fergu-
son comprise the advisory board. The
first meeting Of the club was held
Thursday night at Eagle-Woodman
hall. where dancing was enjoyed after
a business meeting. Guests will be
entertained for the social hours of the
meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22

given recently at the home Of Mrs,
Prank McNalley. t2O Bush street, with
Mrs. McNalley and Mrs. II. B. Nutter
as hostesses Red and white carna-
tions were used as decoration and
the hostesses served a two course lun-
cheon. Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. ]. II. Luck, Mrs. Jake Marin.
Mrs. sam Nelson. Mrs. George O'Dan-
iels, Mrs. J. p. Murphy, Mrs, F. Steb,
Mrs. Frank Erwin. Mrs. +. Thomp-
son. Mrs, NJ, Klesse and the honor
guest. Mrs. Marin won first price In
a guessing contest, while Mrs. Thomp-
son took second honors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22
SHOWER IS GIVEN.

SHOWER is GIVEN.
Miss Julia Conniffe. whose marri-
age TO Tom LOTUS, of La Grande, will
be an event Of next Tuesday. was
honored by miscellaneous shower
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-22

Paris.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-06-24
Page Seven

tents. They are much more likely to
be located through schools and
churches or other communal socie-
ties. The chairman of the national
committee has a tabulated list Of
names and addresses Of Jewish deaf
which she will gladly hand over TO any
committee interested in the work.
While far from complete, she hopes in
time to be able to publish full and
accurate census Of the Jewish deaf
around which the chairmen Of Sections
may begin to build up their work; for
by having names Of few, others may
be reached through them. In Pittsburg
the committee has founded a club for
the hard-of-hearing. This body of
women meets socially, and while en-
joying ecah others companionship,
make baskets Of all descriptions.
These they afterwards offer for sale,
and devote the income toward a schol-
arship fund for course in speech
reading for some one less fortunate.
They are also trying to interest the
Synagog to place acoustics for the
benefit Of the hard-of-hearing men,
bers. In Cincinnati they have a class
of Council members who are hard-of-
hearing for instruction in speech
reading with competent teacher in
charge. There is one activity which
ought to appeal to every Section for
tunate enough to have no deaf or hard
of-hearing people to minister to,
namely, to create scholarship fund
for some Jewish child whose parents
are too Orthodox to sanction its going
to non-Jewish school. have already
mentioned the only Jewish institution
for the instruction Of the deaf in this
country in New York City. Children
outside Of the state ere required 10
pay, and the amount is beyond the
reach Of most Of those families. We
could help by making il possible for
them TO enter that school. One more
suggestion is to distribute our Jewish
prayer books among Jewish children
attending state institutions.
Thus there are many ways in which
committees on the Deaf could func-
ton; and the National Committee will
gladly work out a program to fill the
need in every community. Let US put
our shoulder to the wheel and cooper
ate with each other and the National
Committee who have done so much
for the deaf in so short n time.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-06-24
WORK WITH THE DEAF.
Continued from Page 81.

respective communities, help them by
taking personal interest in them,
and see that they receive a square
deal and living wages along with 9TH
er employees. They ask only a fair
field and no favors, yet they apprecl-
ate kindly and just treatment more
than any hearing person can possibly
do-perhaps because they receive it
so seldom. Therefore, let this be one
of the duties of the Committee on
Deaf in your communities, namely, to
provide work for the unemployed
adult deaf, or for boys and girls after
finishing their education in schools
for the deaf.
1t might be of interest to know that
the Penna Institution for the Deaf
or the Mt. Aisy School, as it is some
times called, situated in Philadelphia,
which just celebrated its centennial,
and which is recognized as the largest,
best and most influential of all the
schools for the deaf in the United
States, should have been started by
Jew, When David j. Seixas gathered
together in his little crockery store,
on one Of the business streets, of Phil
adelphia, eleven deaf-mute children
whom he saw wandering aimlessly
about, to teach them Us best he could
he little realized how well he planned.
Let US hope that the Councils work
for the deaf will grow, as did this
school, and be beacon light to shed
its brightness on all who come within
reach of its rays.
II is also interesting to know that
in 1864, Isaac and Hannah Rosenfeld
founded in the City Of New York, and
for years supported, a free school,
wherein deaf children were taught to
work and understand others from the
motions Of the lips. The school was
later incorporated as "The Institution
for the Improved Instruction for the
Deaf Mutes,' and is located in 90i
Lexington avenue. This institution is
the only Jewish school for the deaf
mutes in America. 1t is strictly Ortiz
odox. All the officers, trustees, stand
ing committees and medical boards are
composed Of eminent Jewish men. Its
purpose is to give the deaf n good
common school education through
speech and lip-reading, to make them
self-supporting, and to prepare them
for citizenship-the best way to max
ing the deaf self-sustaining. With an
education he is n wage Garner and a
tax payer. Without such an education
he is a pauper or criminal. Rev. DR..
Barnett Elsas, who was rabbi to the
deaf Of New York City for a number
Of years, was later succeeded by Rev.
Albert J. Amatean, who is executive
director Of the Society for the Wei
fare Of the Jewish Deaf, and who In
cooperation with the New York
School, is deeply interested in the We'll
fare of the deaf after they leave
school, looking into their social, fnan.
cial and religious activities, DR.. Har-
old Hays, an able ear. nose and throat
specialist, has also taken great deal
Of interest in the deaf. DR.. Hays is Of
unusual abiuity. He is one Of the d.
rectors Of the Society for the Welfare
Of the Jewish Deaf, is President Of
the League for the Hard-of-Hearing,
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VOJSKO ODTAHNE re "a.
PADNf VIRGINIE.

Charlestown, w. Va. 80.
zai'i. Federalni vojaci q Fort
Thomas, KY, kasaren v Co
lumbus, O. muzstvo letecke-
no sboru. kteri pfivezeni hv'i
do Zap. Virginie b6hem krva-
vych vytrznosti na rozhrani o.
kresu Boone Logan. obdr-
zeli rozkaZy k navratu do do
movskych svych posadek. Cd
iedou pond6li. Devatenacty
pesi pluk. ienz poslan do
Camp Benning, Ga, odjede III
ira. Letci Sc vrati ma Langley
no letist6 We Virginii. Asi 500
voiaku 2 Desateho a Ctyi'ica-
t6ho p6Siho pluku zustane ma
strait uhelnIch revirech Y
iizni tasti statu.
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DE VALERA PRIJAL NAVRH.
SINNFEINISTICTf DELEGATE SUCASTNf Sc KONFE-
RENEE v LONDYNE IL. RfJNA

Londyn. 30 zaf We stru6ne obchodnck6 depes, Eamon
De Valera dnes veGer uvedomi premera Loyda Georgia.
SVEN pfiie pozvani konferenc Londyn6 H. rfina
celem porokovani rsk6 tuac 6mz otevena costa hor
ck6mu pokusu rozuSteni saetych probemu meZ rskem
Vekou Britani.
fednch kruzfch jest vyiadfovano pfesv6dten ze obti
e iez n6akou dobu zdly ohrozovat vsechno dai
ednavan byy odkzeny dpeSi De Valerovou zadna dals
6ekavana.
Atko zadna mena nebya az dosud ohla$ena Jest skoro
sto nnenistick1m delepav budou Arthur Griffith.
kladae Sim Feinu Michael Collins nancn ministr Robert
c. Barton byl vIdGi oSobnos dosavadnim vyednava-
nj Eamon Duggan, sinnfeinscky Glen paramentu Geo.
Duffy ienz pdsob ako zastupce Sim Fenu hran
Tito muz nell byt deegaty konferenci Inverness
jea bvla odvolana premierem Lloydem Georgem.
BrtiGtf delegat rovn6z neby ohasen ale panue mine
vede premiera enz bude pfedsedat budou to: Lord
Brkenhead sekretar rsko Sir Hamar Greenwood
valkv Sir Lamng Worthington Evans koonani
kretaf Churchill sekretar vntra Short
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PRVNi PRACE KONFERENCE.
BYLA VYKONANA NACRTNUTfM "EMERGENCNf
HO PROGRAMU" MA ULEVU NEZAMESTNANOSTL

Washington 80 zaf. = Bezodkadna okalni organisace
cele zem pod vedenm statnch muncpanich vlad ably
moho b Geeno krsi nezam6stnanost Spoenych Saech
Jest odporucena konerenc ez bya svolana presdenem
Hardingem.
Konerence uznava nynes krisi prvn fad6 munich
pani problem mayorGm NEST iako Cleveland JEST odporu-
ably ujali veden hnuti uevu nezamesnanosti
Konference dnes pozde odpoedne koncila prvn cast
j prace, pfetm zpravy emergencnich opafench pax
odroGila az do 10. Tfina, cd pond6lka tyden.
Meztim podvyboy bndOu pokraGovati druhou castf IL
kou konfrence uvazovanm zakadnich hospodafskych p
Gnach krise a tvaem uspoTaGan
Konference odporucue lokaln vyetfovan pod dohedem
guvern6rd mayord pfekazek ez zdrzuji rozmach avby
budov vGen6 pfemrSt6nych Skodlvych kombinaci"
energicv6 kampan6 proi "kombnacm omezovan Gsi pod
nikavo, nezdravym prakkam, kdekol vyskyuif to-
cili, ably stavebni ruch pine rozvinul."
Konerence Jest toho pTesv6d6eni re nev6ti prezitos
bezodadnou evu nezam6stnanos jest stavebnm pr
mysu Rovn6z vydfiduSstv profitafsvi ez ma ma
Sede vyoke svauie konerence zodpov6dnOst pr
tomnou Irisi.
Vzhledem tomu, az dosud bylo vykonano t6zko Tci
zda konference naznaG n6ak6 praktcke cesy prosedy
k mS6ni prQbl6mu nezam6stnanosti
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HOWAT JDE Do vEZENi.
VUDCE KANSASSKYCH HAVfRU SETRVAVA
We SVEN VZDORU.

Columbus, Kas. 30 zaTf = Podruhe sv6 dlouh6 va
snive bvy prot provadeni zakona iz kansas
ndustranf Alexander Howa natenk kansasskych
niovych havrn, Sci dnes do v6zen
Odeprev slozi zaruku nevyvola zadnvch
vek pred Tizenm sveho odvoan nevySSm soudem Howat
vyda serovi Willamu Harveymu byl do
okresu Cherokee ably vyouz Sesim6sGn zaar By
cen vyvoan avky tmz dopusti porusen
nfho odstavce zakona
MIN do v6zen Sci August Dorchy mistopredseda kan
sasskeho dtriku usved6enJ pro tz precn stenemu
stu. Oba muz by pokutovani po $500.
Howat proslov rec rozloucenou mestskem parku k
havifum ichz n6kok set seSo okoi Howat neenom
tocl zakon industrialnm soudu guvernera Aena,
ale umo6 svGj vzdor pro ednan meznarodniho sezdu
indianapolis ktery naTfdl odvoati stavku doech
Reliance.
We vSech uhlodoech kansasskch prohaena dnes edno-
denn avka ako protest pro uv6zn6n Howatta Dorchyho
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z NAVSTEVY SENATORA KLOFACE.
u PRESIDENTA HARDINGA, SEKRETARE STATU
HUGHESE A SEKRETARE OBCHODU HOOVERA

New York, % 1af Senator sobnim zda jsem liz Alner
Vacav Kofac uyefejnuje n6kdy by Odpoved6 isem
zdelsich IN y Lstech" OBJ ze liz sem zde 20 tretf
sirny clanek vych Grednch Hughes Tedy starry many
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
WANDERER OBESEN.

Chicago, 80 zari. Ia zp6vu
popularni pisnicky. Carl Wan
derer, usv6dceny re zavrazd6-
nj sv6 zeny. jeiiho nenaroze-
neho ditka a ''rozedran6ho
cizince.' ktereho naial, aby
proved stroiene prepadeni
bvl obeSen We veZeni okresu
Cook dnes Y 7:19 hod. rano.
Ma leSeni kra6el pevnym kro-
KEN a opakoval po duchov-
MIN kratkou modlitbu. Pi
Wandererova a omen cizinee
bvli zavrazd6ni ma chodb6 do
mu. kde Wandererovi byd eli
V Gervnu. 1920. Po mnohaden-
MIN vyslechu Wanderer uci-
nil doznani. Pravil. re Sc ma
BAIL rodinn6ho zivota a chtel
Sc vratiti do armady. V niA be-
hem valky dosahl hodnosti po-
ruGika.
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Tezce obvineny knez pro
nedostatek dukazH propulsion.

Jak isme oznamili. byl Y Ii
tov'i ma sew. Morave zatcen
katecheta P. Horak. ponevadz
doslo ma nei udani. ze naiimal
v-aha k odstranenin farare te-
skoslov. cirkve Zidka. Y pa
tex dopoledne byl vsak. iak
sd6luie "Nasinec". p. Horak
pro nedostatek dukazu vySe-
trovaci vazby propulsion. Zmi-
neny list take sdeluje, re uda-
nj ma P. Horaka ucinil clovek,
kte1-v liz ma zaznamenano V
soudnlm rejstriku 21 trestu.
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sobnlm IDA lSem llZ Amerl-
ce n6kdy byl. Odpov6d6l jsem,
ze liz isem zde 20 treti.
Hughes: "Tedy starry znamy'.
Nemohl isem nepodotknouti,
ze od roku 1913, kdy postedne
isem byl Americe, tato ude-
iala velmi ohromny pokrok.
america First" stale Sc skut-
KEN pro celT sv6t.
Ma to debatovaIi isme o ruz
nych otazkach evropskych d
take o Rusku a Hughes s.
mnou pax velmi privetive roo
loutil, zddrazhuie pranf vseho
neilepsiho pro Republican Ce-
skoslovenskou.
X sekretaii Hooverovi po-
zvan bvl senator Klofac ma
veGefi vvslancem DR.. Ste
pankem a ztravili tam pres tfi
hodinu hovoru.
Mluvih isme pTirozen6
Hooverove vvzivovaci akci V
Rusku. piSe sen. Klofae. Hoo
yer fekl. re pres veSker6 o.
brovske potize dopravni. iez
tqk velkem rozsahu nebyly o.
cekavany. iak skute6n6 sc sta
i 10. celia akce pokracuie zdar-
! ne Hlavni problem Ruska nv
nj ie potirani hladu Americ-
ltv podHik kAna - dnvoai'
tiste humannich a nezistnych.
Insti-ukce dane americkFm pra
covnikum ukladaii co neipf-is-
n6ii nestrannost a zakazuii ia
kouko'iv "politiku". Problem.
lax organisovati Rusko bude
ovSem moci bvti uskutetnen
teplve po stabilisaci tamnich
pomeru.
V teto chvili isem povazo-
val "a povinnoSt fici, ze jsem
/ Il t'asten. ze mohu podekovati
muzi. iehoz zachranna tinnost
lest republice Ceskosloven-
axe znama kazdemu dit6ti a
podotkl isem. re y iedne feci
docela upfimne isem hlaSal,
ae by Hoover zaslouzil aby
mu hvl u mas postaven pomnik.
Hoover Sc mile usmal a odpo-
v6ddl: ITO isou vsechno liz
v6ci minul6. mohu Vas vSak
iistiti. ze kdybych il mel ne
komu staveti pomnik. ze by TO
byl teskoslovenskI lid, ktery
iediny pi'i americke zachran-
ne akci Y Evrope ukazal. re
dovede kooperovat. re ie
schopen organisace a pm nej-
lepsi vule."
We clanku senatora Klofate
isou nekter6 nespravnosti. TAX
na pfiklad sekretar Hoover
nenarodiI Sc Y Californii. nybrz
y lowe take nesouhlasi
pravdou. ze az ma iednoho
elena celia nyn6jSi vlada Jest
s'ozena n6kdeiSich d6lnikn a
re ieden (sekretar prace. nj
ko'i 'verejnych praci') Jest
d6lnikem ieSte dnes.' Pan Da-
vis bvval sice nekdy delnikem,
ale to uz ie davno.
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ARBUCKLE MEZI SVYMI.
"UMELECKA KOI ONIE" LOS ANGELES CELIA
~ VYTRzENf MAD JEHO NAVRATEM

Angeles, 30. zarf Roscoe c. Arbucke iehoz "dy
chanek hoelu St Francis sta zvo Vrigne Rappeove
enz za az do vGereiska b ubyovan mestskem We
zen Francsku vr dne do sv6ho zdeiSiho domova
provzen Minou Duree-ovou niz pet rok
nezL
eZ "Fatty vas unik zalob6 vrazdu ze do
MIN visi zaoba zabit to vnbec nebvlo
menuto ch iez hraie znazornue vsek6 nectnosti
n6kdv 6z lmcenliv6m eviSt RnZne ty zenske
hv6zdv velikost fimove obohy Wesley
no n baly lei tiskl ako by vracel nekdo
ienz neco savneho znameniteho dokazal.
iedna zena zdeisfm nadraz neznama vvstoupi
ostrtm sovy odsuzovala Abuckea zpnsob iakvm byl
yitan vsak nedbal nadherna residence Ar
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Washington, Americky lid vyzvan Jest pres-
dentem Hardngem pokamac ydane dnes ably setrval II
dvouminutove mobilize poedne dne pm6ri H. istopa
du kdy t6o voaka zab6ho Franc bude ulo
zeno v6tnemu odpoenku Arlngonskem narodnm hrb-
ove Prokamace yyzyv ysechny verne vastenecke obca
n.y. aby zastavli minuty cd IL hodin do dvou
12 ku vzdan tich6 modltby dku darci vseho do
tto uzitetne staetne zivoy prosbe eho boz
miost jeho pozehnan nas mlovanou zem Den
Il. lstopadu bude letos narodnim svatkem.
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AKRONSKY VOJAK VYZNAMENAN

Koblenc 80 zari. Gen John ]. Pershing dnes pokra-
6oval pfehdce amerckeho voska Rn6 avSak neproso
vii zadne reel muzstvu Dekoroval proseho voaka Aexan
dra Truka Akron o. krzem pro vynikaiici suzbu
moradne hrdnstv scissors. 6ervenc 1918 Tehdy souz
Tutko osmnaceho p6sho puku nyni pax jest 6enem
no peho pluku Dnes odpoledne odee Pershg do Pa
rze bude nasedovan smisenym praporem ienz
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kdyz zakopl pres koberec We
SVEN pokoii, kde patral po lu.
piti, pri temz ieho automati-
cky revolver spustil kule "a.
rvla Sc mu primo do srdce
Plukovnik Ellis pnsobil v ma
rodni garde cd r. 1898.
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-NF Ahs 49, @tti - hoCJctlol
Vaclav Klofac uyerejnuje We
zdeisich IN. Y. Listech" OBJ
Sirny clanek o syych Grednich
navStevach ve Washingtone.
PiSe me2i iinIm:
X presidentu Hardingovi
byl isem vudcem sokolsk6
vypravv, br. Rud. Bilkem a
vvslancem DR.. Stepankem po-
zvan ma patek We 3 hod. odp.
Prijei isme do Bileho Domu
asi sedm minut drive. Sluho-
v6 uvedli mas do tax ~. "Ze-
len6ho Salu", n6mz vyvese-
NY isou portr6ty presidentd.
Zeim6na zaiimavy Jest por-
tret presidenta Lincolna. v
tomto pokoii predstavil Sc
nam adputant presidentuy.
mlady. elegantni namorni dd-
stoinik. Presn6 ve 3 hodiny
byli isme uvedeni do priiima-
ciho salonu. kde okamzite sci
nam vstric president Harding.
Podav nam bodrym SWIM zpu-
sobem ruku, vyptaval Sc lined
ma organisaci naseho Sokol-
stva. q n6mz liz slySel od sv6-
lho lekare generala brig.
Sauvera. Uslvsev. ze lie Il mas
ltemef pul milionu Sokolu. pro
j icNii ~NUtr ub,.iN nad monuiIl6-
sti t6to organisace. prav6. re
iveSkere tvto Snahv. sm6ruiici
Eu zvvSeni telesn6 ku'turv ma
i ii ieho pine svmnatie a "a
lem mimo line tdz proto. ze
Amerika ma feSiti problem.
/ lax zavdsti t6losnou vvchovu
do ySech kruhu obvvatelstvq.
/ k eemuz bude Slouzit zvlaSt-
mi department Department
of Public Welfare). ktery ma
byti nvni move zrizen.
Rozhovor preset ma rozvoi
Republikv Ceskos 'ovenske.
mad nimz president Hardino.
ienz iinak daval mn ievo. ae
ie o naSich pom6rech dobfe
iinfolmovan. proievil unrimnv
obdiv pranim neilepSiho zdq
lru pro budoucnoSt. V zav6Iu
rozmluvy. trvaiiei asi dvacet
minnt a vedene tonem neobv-
| fein6 srdecnvm a pratelskIm,
]! Harding proievil nad6ii, ze Sc
Sc mnou setka ieSte Y pond6li.
! O svd navSt6ve sekretare
statu Hughese piSe senator
KlofaG:
/ Hughes pfiial niue velmi
pirate sky. Vyslovil jsem pre-
devSim dikv "a pomoc Ame-
Iriky Y dob6 naSeho boje "a O.
syobozeni a ia spolupomoc 30
valce. Hughes odpov9del. re
$ neiv6tSim zaimem sleduie
pokroky docilene IA tax KRAFT
/ kou dobu Y Repubhce teSkoslo
venske a dodal. re dalS roz-
Ivoi naseho mladeho statu on
ce'a Amerika sleduje $ neju-
Iprimn6isimi sympatiemi.
/ DoSlo X riiznvm dotazum O.
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STAT ZAPADNfCH UHER".

Pariz 80 zam - Zapadn Uhrv prohlasy vcera "a
neodvislV stat die depes Vidn6 Budapes uvefenenvch
dnes zdeSm Temps iistymi vyhradam DrveiSi
arsky premier Friedrich ua moci cee obranne
radv prohlasa neodvislos Satu Zapadnich Uher
dala appel fednikGm. ably zGsal svIch msech du
aby podporova novou vladu PRO Boha, Krale Vlas"
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PLUKOVNfk ZABIT VLAST-
MI ZBRANf.

Mcpherson, Kas., 30. zari.
Fred E. Ellis, velitel ttvrteho
kansasskeho pluku a major
behem valky, zemrel dnes,
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