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New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Raid Reveals Secret Rooms

DUBLIN, Jan. 3l.-The destruction
of Cullenswood House, in Ranelagh, a
suburb of Dublin, Saturday night, was
not an. official reprisol. it was said in
official quarters here to-day.
An official statement regarding the
destruction of the house, issued this
afternoon, says that the military dis
covered detailed estimate of the
structural alterations in the handwrit-
ing of leading rebeiy An investiga-
tion showed false walls and doors and
wardrobe arrangement operated by
a spring, disclosing secret office.
"There were nine. rooms, niostly OF
secret construction, giving access to
the adjacent fields" says the state
ment. Inside a dummy wall revolver
ammunition was found. Previous raids
disclosed that the premises were used
for unlawftl associations"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Economic Revival Sought

VIENNA, Jan. 30. - A meeting Of
representatives Of Austria and neigh
boring states to discuss measures to
improve their economic and other re-
lations will take place on February 8
near Trieste. it was announced yester-
cav
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Gross Writing Gases

This folding case Is one combining ele-
gance with utility. Center opening.
Stiff blotter-pad: fitted with ink-well,, pen
tray, pen, pencil and paper cutter, ample
pockets for stationery. Lock and key.
Size 1lhx9h inches. OF exquisite velvet
caifskins leather pastel shades. $500
coiored morocco leather. .$24.0O
Tan English pigskin leather. SZ8 90
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Gross "3o' Cigarette Case

Case of large capacity. Made with two
pockets, holding SO cigarettes, flap COW
erfng. It's metal spring pockets hold
case in shape and protects cigarettes.
Light In weight When folded It meas
ures 51sx3M inches. Various feathers
in tan or black. Unusual value. Ss no
Formerly 81 to So.
Initials stamped s5c extra.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Grass Gift: Suggestions

A very attractive and useful salad .set:4
.eleas crystal with gilt trimming, green,
bluds or red enamel edge, and coiored
floral decoration. Bowl measures S&-
inch diameter. plate 10% Inch diameter.
Set, without fork OF spoon. Unusual
value ..... ................... ~SI4 so
Service Plates to match extra
oliyewood salad fork and spoon, Ca
iaifth handles, as shown, extra Per
pair .........-.......... $3.50
Displayed on our Messan.nc Floor.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Gross "Over-Night" Bag

For women. victoria. design, CONF
plete with Mttings. White celiuloid toilet
and manicure articles, suitable for every
weight and very convenient to carry
Black or colored morocco leather, size
i4-incsi. Specially priced. S4g. 20
size is-inch. Specially priced .SS1.os
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

Military Burns Several Stores
CORK Jan. 31.--Several stores in
Williamstown we're burned by the mill
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.E-a+.rritun Cams

Ten little Indian girls from four
Oklahoma schools play amicably with
their white American sisters in z
W. a. A. camp ar Tulsa. Okla. Or
-arizet into ten Indian tribes" with
a councillor for each. the campers gov
ern themselves and hold many a pow
WOW over the camp fires. A pretty
ceremony took place recently when FL
ia Jones q fullbloOded Creek Indian
girl. lighted the friendship fire" as
a token ~ friendship between the
TWO races. Five hundred Indian girls
are members of the Y. W. g. A. and
conduct the activities OF their several
associations In ten Indian schools in
Oklahoma and New Mexico. Summer
camps form the meeting places for
these daughters Of our first families
and rha daughters 1t later Corners to
America Miss Edith Dabb. who d.
rec-s rh- +. w. g. A work for Indian
girls has lived for many years 10 tbs
reservations Partly because 0f the
esteem and confidence with which she
is regarfed by the tribes. she ranks
ls an authority on all things Indian.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-08-18
WHY THE BLUES"
lust Stop and Ask Yourself,
What's the Use?"
GO Many People Seem &c Take Pleas
Gre N CuItiVatins Thsir Pains
and Grievances.

among the selfish, expensive and
S-Per1loUS luxuries, what are com
monty Anown aS the blues" take high
'd1A-
- we ca- the halt and take the time
20 -o So any Of Us can think OF all
Sorts 'r dismal things that are really
or supposedly the matter with Us.
h-- what's the use? What good does
-- 40 da-1 Tie time, when we tell
-1E- luck story. We are telling il 70
cone who has ten times aS good Il
season 60 cong ain.
AS nor interesting Or Gathering 20
realize when were low in our minds
,--- .- may De- because we ate impru-
----.-' ar slept Coo little or let trites
--- us air tre- u. or broke some
one ~ natures wise and weu-estab-
~S-eN ar-a-luen-S.
->I is mischief in a schoolroOm or
'->s'l.--e 10 IN audience may be due
TO PAD ar. So mental depression may
o. l-e result ot regimen Of life that
- 1"r-
IT very easy % poke fun at the con-
FeL-''nN and kick over the traces OF
s'eep ana temperance, and three meals
Jay nc regular hours.
IT easy 20 tecry decency and regu'
-a-'ly rs stupid and Victorian.
b-r lAeres a reason.
Inc people who complain that their
own nerves torment them and that
NE = adrc and fate IS cruel are not
me people who have worked hard.
uFed S"oeFiy AMI obeyed the rules.
Lhey are the people who said they
were having the time Of their lives
winch really meant they were throw
M away the time of their Aves-the
precious time. which Is all that any OF
Is mas 10 live on.
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BANKING HAS ITS ROMANCE
Quiet Spot in London Where Monetary
Transactions CT Immense lrnPer-
lance Are Ordinary.

D., ~ -
.i-1s = uI-H a"aS Ii az
IonJ,, s0 81 . goIneEs 0r tne cay OF
- - s''l1e u Il = 20 DC Louuu
vo--a- - 80 - ----! -.s : wax y. nc
house To,51n r.. ~, ,s.,-e ne y i--s'o =
H. - -. %, =. SIa-es.
oa-o, =, - 90, -,-'.'1 o-',--Ll l-l'l- rev
~ oos - -, -, = ne O'i---l- le'i' {
worlt-rbs - 80 ', I.'' IL me
'''-iAte OF o4AAln--
br,-,t--. - -. ol ms --Ll's- lnAno" w 4
liz. --''' --.---- = -s -----@' me
- -5s - I1-e anu -ol----7 vCe
,ra4-br.. - 80 | ,--oS -
milton -.,.-', 900 --'- :
ana ,-,- ..- -- '- QUE -0''
r ~. .t go
7u-.as NIL > ~ .-... may
- ----9 -rr..n or ~ -1' l-2lS
b.-.s -t.-
Ors.a come --...-..
os b--t.-.-
ana Kin. v-...-..
,r-,--.. 1........'--...,.- -- -- '-
a-t r.-tr-..--.. -.- -
F----- 49,
..p-.r,-, H.. -, '-' 49, >...-
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famous being M0rauv. L Ca1e'a,-
jean the miniatures, oulesS S-r John
N-.a-s. and az the present day Ness-s
Lander L. Ma.s--e. ana B1-pi-t
Guernsey. alas IS spoiled. s-ru
scenic standpoint. By miles u green
houses and acres ot qua-rtes But rs
CLIFFS and bays are uaEn.tcen-. and
Moulin Huet IS perhaps the most love-
y spot IN the Islands. There ara still
90 be found some wooden walks and
lanes. old stone walls AMI lrchet gate
ways, which are as YET unmarried By
the uriirar;an demands 81 modern az
ctcu.rure and Industry
Saint Peter port bulr on the side
Z hill retains a certain amount q
- former picrlresgu IL : ira.
verset 5T curious succession u IOuz
granite s-a-rways and. with is high
ret-roo5-t houses. has q flrel n ap-
"Caudebec sur les elau,es
-e Harbour as Vacquerie described
.C when % d visit Cd Victor Hugo. who
was then living In the Islands a. II
exile from France.
It was during the great French-Ar's
residence In Guernsey -har lie wrote
much Of his poetry and -hrae y his
hesr-knowu loveis--Les NI-se-ables."
The Nan Who Laughs" and The
Lai.ers u the Sea" In commeuoratiou
X his exile the French nation brought
over and erected a >-ar-e Cd his mem
Org IN July. 1914
Attorney, Key &c the Channel.
The lesser islands, AlterDev. Sa-k
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u understand robbery IS on the to-
crease
I hope So replied Bu the Bug
Maybe iu the course ~ time I'm o.
come SD fashionable chat therein be no
Use tryin 90 enforce ghe laws agia lL-
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rINr If-s ITSELF with
fha erar-n- Hts 1f her who D-ac-
IHe occupation that wiI 1or
f rH ono really has q right t0 oc
1888 herself aaout-phliigs BrlokA
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To Use the Scientific Facts About
Heredity and Prehistoric Man


To learn By Intensive study how TO make useful
70 everyday present human life the scientific facts
about heretity and prehistoric man that have been
Drought 70 Light recently by the biologist and the
anrhropologist viii De the next progressive step IN
evolution. More has been learned about hereditv
since the days Of Gallon AMI MenEeI in the second
half Of the last century, and more about the char
acte7 and history Of Glacial time man since the begin
ni2E Of this century than has been learned in all
previous time.
II humankind ~ TO-DAY 8. DESCENDED So 49,
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"BIRDIOLA"
BY LILLIAN cYR.

I -,,.,,.,s .,
- - "a l-,---',sS.L cow cae sun
az - -'e" spapeC Row 4l
a.trco.-1e 80 - 80 = t-esC 1o'
- S..,, 49, 20 a - s'-e -, ,=I-'-=l-
~ = pleLADer ne "ouIu enter Norces-
$50 q, -. - a. = -lLn4o-'e ac
80 ot''-.''-. ne s-p"ec
No. ,-t 80. - . .----'i---
I'm --- b.. -. - ~
r.-. 49,. ri. 80 .-ls " ems
a.- ~ s,.r -.--.-.- p -
r--.s --.- .-...-.,-l,----s 80 -.
t-s.--. .,..-.
Ar-. -t- - ..... -,.-s ,.. s-.-.--.-.-
pm ana whose rorarr ---., d.. H.,
KISSED. h a p. -..-- rs g--.t ..- 80
--- -1- .-4- -.---,--s-s
H. -.---f ... ..- >-......-....
.- t.-.- SD S...- $500
BE -.-.-l-a. g.-r r..,...i..-..'- .-.
-- .se..s 1---.--s l---
chem -. -.,r..s
-.---t. ,.av.-- -..-.-.--..-
newly 5a--a. su4 -.--.-a-- -
.s.,4t r.s- .,-.-,
.-.--rms1- ,ar-1 t..
r--a-s an. oa-e--. - -.-
v.--t ana t.--s...-.- --,...--....-
He had rea-lv -a..at --a Mons.
when A1.-a 5a.-.,t b.-, --o-- --.. -
"a.
ON On M and p,~a som. -.--,,
ate. she invited
He uocze-as his f-.----,s-- ,-.t
sank down g., a ,,7,s,--,L-. -
chair. while the l--Ie hostess ,-as. ....f
over The drinks and edfblss
what is i-s- ,..,a4 Amir, nor .,..-,
cut some c--i0s.-v "rb,- -rt-.- ,--,
were blowin-?r
"Trf.- s.f4 -r1-ss.4 r,r.t,-.- -,..
Instrument s-s s.t.--f-.- -.5 -
ant m. It, - ~, -
the music, s-.-a v.-, ..ri - - H.. ....
Qualities. En- ,- ocs -,[ ,- o. T -..
calls. the whistles ~ INV r,-5 n.
bi-ss--
Here comes Fret Hello r-as,.
called Anita ,-va--r- .DI ~
WON t-,r.--- $500. -, ~ -i-
Hello. La-r.- ID, -.-~ .,.t r-..t
savlv.
How ty ds.r rh-ed -as7o-tai
st.-tty. De -horgg-b.- t..r...-t r-.,i
anu his clarinet.
\ biz LATER The TWO 1,-s -o.s ~, -,
I'm glad sou bows a-- -or7.-.- ~,
party" smiled Anita .,-+ E-.ft-,
bring your clarinet"
Tr-- 4,- .,. &c.. $500
Theed made an z-,1.--a-s - go
proceeded 10 Ant-,.s
\ few rf-r-as 1..,--, -.. ...-..
- ~. --T -a-----s
side To claim her 49, - N----i >
or +-s- ,-.-,s-..t -,
w --1,,.--..t - - AZ a
srnoor ,yr-- ~. -, az
hauu9clz r,~.- IN.
asked Tra.-f -.f--f -r.- -s
have fs--g---r -r.,- v..r.I-.,.-
NO
"lVeu This f. -v t,-.. ,
promised ms 49, --rI
srl.1bor-l-
Here comes r-a4 r-
Find % mariner tss--. 49,
H.. --.-.,
"ys-y ws1I@ h. .,. Isl IN, u l-lazsaea--
Ana he a.. 50
f- iii - \ ''s'--
80 ~. -
more On 1-i-,-, - ---9 -----
lv4rv -.-, 49, -. .'--... 80 Ian TIE
re-. r, 60 ,-..-.-.---I- ~. sac
could nor r.--. -
mood '1-
,.--s- -.,. ,-,-,,..,-...-..
~ ---1- F-S--2r --Ar
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Prepared By the Nls.saa. f-as-e5h., So
cistT. " lsh.ns- r.. % -.t
The Channel islands. one Of The
most picturesque portions If Great
Britain. are geocra- -caIlv nor a ra--
Of the British Isles A. all Victor HUI
20, who wrote some 4 his best-ka1vc
works in the Islands. spoke ~ -hsu
as bits OF France fallen into the sea
and picked up by England" But real
~ they were ~ effect the home 0t
conquerOr Of Britain They were
part Of the Duchy Of Normandy from
which william the CouQueror went
forth and TO which he added the Brit
tsh Isles. All the remainder IT Nor
mandy finally reverted % France. bu-
the little Channel Islands remain -
day reminder that England vas
conquered
These tiny islands hug the shore ~
France. Jersey i barely twenty miles
from the French coast. AMI 40 miles
from England French * generally
spoken In the islands and not English
law. but the Old Norman law. largely
abolished on the uei-hrurt1- coast ~
NORMANDY. governs The actions ~ the
islanders.
Norman in race. IN language. and In
laws. iC can BE- imagined What
wrench it must have been I'D the S.
landers Co be forribly Severet from
Normandy Many ot the ceutal .e-t,
who held land both IN the mainland
and In the islands. took the side Il the
French king, and therefore -he.- lands
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ria easiest lHt Ln the wo-.d--ce--
g.1rae pre-A F'coT whose aged
husband Iar tt h million. t1 believe
s4.t g aas ~ lhe best
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Worlds Potential Wealth Sufficient to
Assure Universal Prosperity

By JOHN HAYS HAMMOND. American Engineer
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Sydney stephens American Merchant KOBE Japan-A var BE-
tween japan and the United States is very unlikely
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-27
X OTEVRENt j. S. BROZO-
VA CBCHODU.

Pfekvapujici zpravu mel
pro mas vcera p. j. S. Broz
kdyz jsme Sc iej tazali, kdo
vyhral ona $135 kamna, ktera
slibil vylosovat V den otevreni
sveho noveho obchodu, els.
$3.50 Broadway. Hadali jsme,
ale komu by napadlo, re Broz
Hardware Co., Sc test mezina-
rodni popularit6 do te miry, re
kamna dostal Armen! Jmenuje
Sc Albert Benenian a bydli v
els. 1903 Miles Ave. Jsou mu
re srdce prana, ale radeji by
Ii bychom ie videli nasince.
X otevfeni dostalo sc p. Bro
zovi spousty kv6tin jsou
iich pima dve okna a nadherou
svou kazdeho upoutaji. Holt
- dobrych lidi kazdy 81 vazi.
Prejeme p. Brozovi V novem
miste vSechen Zdar a stesti.
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PODIVNE STAROSTI R.ADNl-
HC ZMUNTA.

V6era prohlasil radni j. r.
Zmunt, re hodla V pfistl scho-
ri mestske rady pozadati, ably
zakazan byl zapas Johna Kill
bana, pestniho zapasnfka lehti
vahy a svetoveho sampiona,
jest-li re tyz nebude do oprav-
dy Sc svym sokem Jackem Sc V
Dunn Field rvati. Podivny ma
vrh odGvodloval tim, ze pfila-
kane "a drahe penize obeccn-
stvo ma videti skutecny "fait"
a nikoli jen tahanici "jen TAX
ma oko". Kdyz pry rohovati,
tax rohovati a sice tax, ably
kazdy divak pfisel Ike svym pc
nezdm. Neschazi nic jineho,
nez-li ably ob6ma zapasnikun
bylo nafizeno, ably 81 navzai en-
urazili hlavy, anebo vyplatill
ystupn6 zpet.
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.-yBlR-ANl FOROTY MCCAIN
NONOVA PROCESU.

V procesn proti falesnym
svedkum znameho McGanno-
nova procesu pro Zavrazdeni
Kagyho, v nemz sice byl osvo-
bozen, ale znovu zalovan pro
nedovolenou snahu zlskati
svedkd, kteri by vypovidali V
jeho prospech, nebyla dosud
ustanovena porota< nasledLle.n
prisneho vyberu obou stran.
Teprve vecer Sc tax zdarilo,
tax re prvni vyslech pred soud
kyni Allenovou zapocne dnes
dopoledne.
ZalovanyM cGannon byl spo
lu Sc svoji manzelkou vybirani
soudcu z lidu prftomen jevil
o celou akci pochopitelny "a
jem. Zdal Sc byti V dbbr6 ma
lade, a sicastnil Sc vseobecne-
no smfchu, k n6muz caste dala
pricinu nektera chytra odpo-
ved' nastavajiciho porotce neb
porotkyn6.
Mezi porotci nachaZi Sc jme
no tez p. Rudolfa Hrubeho
1926 zap. 81. ul., jenz vybran
byl prvni a vzbudil jistou sen,
saci tim, kdyz rekl, ze byl "a
poslednich IL let zam6stnan u
w. w. Sly Manufacturing Co.,
jeiiz diva clenove byli jak zna-
mo V sylvestrovsky den zavraz-
deni. pro kteryzto Gin byli Mot
to a Purpera odsouzeni k smr-
ii V elektrickem kfesle. V poro-
te zasedaji tez ctyri zeny.
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SENATORI BENDER A
BURKE BUDOU MLUVITI
MA NEDELNf SCHUZI.

Senatofi G.. Fl. Bender a j.
+. Burke z Elyrie budou hlav-
mimi mluvGimi ma hromadne
schGzi, konane presbytarian-
skem kostele ma Woodland A
We. a vych. as. ul. v ned6li 20.
kvetna V 7:30 hod. vecer. Ben
der mluviti bude ma thema "Ne
viditelna vlada a americka po-
l,tika" a Burke 80 reorganisa-
chi predloze a lidu." Oba uve-
deni politikove stall jako vud-
cove v boii v statnim senatu po
celou zimu. Rfdili valI1u prot
guvernerov6 pfedloze reorga
nisacni, proti ktere hlasovali
ien diva republican,. Oba vedli
qposici proti nafizeni i s dodat-
KY nejvysSihp soudu. kterem
znovu bude iednano dine l.
cervna. Znama jest snaha sena-
tora Bendera o zavedeni move
predlohy ucitelske atd. Schuze
priSti nedele bude zajiste Zaji.
mava a vSichni, kdoz Sc 0 dneS-
nj politiku zajimaji iiste 81 ne.
dali tuto pfilezitost ujiti a do,
stavi Sc.
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K laskavenu povsimnusi
vsem sestram sborI ]. G.. y.

Tfmto Sc zadaji vsechny sestry nasich
sbord J. c. D., by Sc sucastnily shromazdenf
Besfdkach Ceske Narodni Sn sobotu
%. kvetna 8 hodin vecer, an k nam zavita
Ct vyslouzila predsedka Ustredniho Vyboru
sestra Bohumila Lndvikova, ktera byla tez
pfedsedkou 9teho siezdu J. c. n. a ktera pro
mluvi We schdzi teto o d1lezitem problemu
nasf mile Jednoty.
Po prednesu jeiim bude konan ma jeji
pocest privitani dychanek soucasne Sc S
nj rozloucfme phi jejim odiezdu do stare VIA
sti. Tez ct. sestra Anna Bednafova odjizd
MI jez je clenkou sboru Lidumia & 81,
casne tez sestra Barbora Peterka, Genkyn6
dlouholetou zastup4ynf Velkovyhoru SOU
sboru Vratslava {. 6. Doufame, mene Sc
stry ze Sc plnem poctu dostavite a vyslech
nete naseho hosta, jejfz slova vzdy snlefo-
vala dobru, coz isme neilepe poznaly po-
slednfm sjezdu. Pfijdte Sc rozlou6t S ODE
ma sestrami.
Laskave zadame kazdou sestru prime
SEM zakuskti, peciva podobn6. @ ostatni
obGerstveni Sc postara
PORADAJECf VYBOR
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~
K ONKUR S.
Podepsanl uetive
zvou vsechny ceske
stavitele> a kontrak-
tory na pocltani stav
by move cihlove a
kamene dvoupatro-
We obchodni budovy
ma Broadway.
Plany a specifika-
ce jsou k nahlednutl
vylozeny u architek-
tG pp. Howell &
Thomas. $500 Euclid
Ave. " dr1ech cd 26.
kveetna cd z. do S. ho
d;nv odpcledni.
Rlizzssii vvsvetleni
mono tex obdrzeti "
ccis. 53l7 Broadway.
Nabidka q rozpoSty
stavebni priisrnany
budou u architekta
" kancelsrri . Jest
nutno podati je nei-
dele do 5. cervna '21.
v kraianske ucte
A. Nosek q Synove.
N. 3. Kdo by chtsl
s t avai iici bssdovu
koupiti "A odstshova-
ii, proda Sc velni
LEVINE. 5-28
AAAxxz ~
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VYSETROVANf MESTSKE-
HO FINANcNfHO HOSPO-
DARSTVf ODLOzENO.

Pfedseda zvlastniho vyboru,
jemuz pfipada starost vysetriti
tale mestskeho hospodareni fl
nancniho, radni Jerry r.
Zmunt oznamuje, ze dalsi wy
setrovanf musi byti odlozeno
ma dobu, kdy predlozen bude
vykaz o tureckem hospodafstvi
V mestske garazi, kde objeve-
ny byly, jak jiz oznameno, ne
ktere nepofadky a nespravno.
sti.
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LUPIC Sc ZPZAVCU PA
RUkCU.

Policie Y Cleveland Heights
pilni Sc pidi po lupiti V zrZav6
paruce a ktery k domovnim
loupezim uziva automobilu.
Ia posledni mesic spachal jiz
asi 20 podobnych nevltanych
navstev. Vcera spatfen byl SOU
sedy. kterak opouSti byt S. T..
Browna, 2749 Cleveland
Heights boulevard "a n6ko-
lik hodin ma to hlasil uvedeny
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''SvET"
Brown, ze bylo mu ukradeno
skvostu v Gene $500. Zlodej Sc
dostal do bytu zadnimi dvermi
pomoci paklice. !;
DR.. STEPANEK PREJEDE v
uTERY RANO.

Dnes dopoledne, kratce pred
uzavTenim forem, bylo nam
sd6leno re zdeiSiho ceshoslo-
venskeho konsulatu, re obdrze
Ii telegram oznamujici jim, re
DR.. Bedfich St6panek, vysla-
nee Ceskoslovenske Republi-
KY pro Spojene Staty, priiede
do Clevelandu pfisti 1tery v
6:15 rano a sice po lodi z De-
troitu.
Q programu jeho pobytu V
Clevelandu bude verejnosti po-
dana zprava pozdeji.
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KLESANf POLSKYCH
KORUN.

Dnesnf zoufaly stav pol
skych financf nejlepe znazor-
iiuje kurs polske koruny, jez
poklesla ma cenu sto polskych
korun "a Is ameaickych cent?.
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PREDNASkA 0 LIPANSKE TRU-
CHLOHRE.

0 msto = bezmezneho zarmutku = prehorke Shy
V proudech po v6ky TIE budou omyvat!
TAX HASA napis na mohvle Lipansk6 oznacuci mi
so, kde 1884 zahynu Prokop Velky slavny vGdce Ta
bori kde vaecna husitska ma vzdy byla zlomena
remozena Zde dne 80 maie odehrala Sc jedna trl-
chvych kaptol dein ceskych, kdy Cechove sami mezi
sebou nesvorni podiomili vastnl moe slu
Teto smune casti dejin ceskych bude vzpomenuto
pfednaskor kerou usporada c. S. N Sdruzeni dne 90
k ;cna Ces1e Narodni Sin ZaCatek 80 vecer. Do
stavte nejGetn6ii vzpomente nam hrobu ceske
demokracie. = Pfednaset bude redaktor F. ]. Kutak.
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Timto Sc vyzyvaji vsichni
sedlaci, domkarri podruzi,
ably, kdo ma CO ma prodej
ziveho i neziveho,. by pfisli
ma jarmark II. cervna v Mt.
Pleasant, kde o penize Sc jiz
vybor postara.
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SDRUIENf STAVITELSKYCH
ZAMESTNAVATELU ZAHA-
Jf PRACI 20 I. CERVNU.
Zastrasuje organisovanou pra.
ci ultimatem. Dslnictvo trva
ma svych pozadavcich.

CleVGldIluSkyCH HUNOStdVUdCU
zastavena prace a sice "a pod
minek, jak uniim byly dne l..
kvetna zamestnavately nabize-
ny, nepristoupi-li mezitfm del
nictvo ma mzdove podminky "a
mestnavatelI, aneb svoli-li ably
spor predlozen byl arbitraci.
TAX mi ferman We prospech
otevrenych dilen, jednohlasn6
pfijaty ma neivetsi clenske
schIzi, kdy konane Sdruzenim
stavitelskych zamestnavatelu V
Builders Exchange vcera odpo-
ledne.
Unie Sc nehodlaji uspoko-
jiti mzdou nabiZenou, aniz pri-
voliti k arbitraci, coz by arci
znamenalo, re by stavka zapo-
cata dne 1. kvetna Sc do neurci-
ia protahla.
Cennik vcera prijaty jako
smerodatny az do konce roku,
vykonnym vyborem Sdruzeni
stavitelskych zamestnayatelG,
a ktery dnes bude clenstvu o.
znamen, urcuje plat $1.0O ma
hodinu.
Tesafi, kterym docasnym
cennikem bylo nabizeno 90c "a
hodinu, jsou nyni rozdeleni ma
dve skupiny, nichz prvni sta
noven jest plat S1.0O a pro dru
hou SOC.
Ultimatum zam6stnavatel1
dava pokyn vykonnemu vybo-
ru, aby oznamil clenstvu, ably
nepfistupovalo ma pisemna do
hodnuti organisovanym del
nictvem dne /. cervna nebo po-
Zdeji a sice pri nejmenSim po
dobu sedmi mesicu, jinymi slo-
Wy, po cely zbytek letosniho
roku. DIE SLOW sekretare Sdru-
zeni stavitelG w. F. Hennessy-
no znamena akce zamestnava-
tell, re kazde .dalsi vyjednava-
nj pO l. cervnu bude zastave-
no, re stavitele zahaji praci ma
stavbach sveho clenstva "a
mzdoveho cennfku a jimi dix
tovanych podminek az do roku
1921. Navrhy staviteId mi hod-
ne sebevedome, ale dluzno wy
ckati, jakou odpoved' ma tuto
vyzvu da delnictvo. Jak dopsd d
ne, davaji tusiti slova pronese-
ma tajemnikem Rady staveb-
Mich remesel Smithem:
"Nyni jest ma jednotlivych IL
mich, ably odpovedely, ale me-
myslim, re by oznameni "a
mestnavateli zmenilo ami dost
malo posici nasich soudruhI.
Budeme nasi praci prodavati
verejne kontraktordm, ktef.i 81
! il pref zaplati nasi cenu.
Stavby musi byti provedeny a
lid prejici 81 stavet k tomu
kontraktory donuti. Nepuide-
Ii to jednim zpGsobem, ,snad bu
de nalezena jina methoda. Ma.
Sc 'clenstvo jest hotoyo praco.
vati pro kazdeho, kdo 81 mas
praci preje. Nemyslime, re by.
chom povzbudili stavebni pri.
mysl kdybychom sli pracova,
ii Ia soc, neb vSude, kdt
mzdy byly snizeny, nebyl tin
stavebni ruch nijak zvysen 1
nestane Sc tax ami zde V Gle
velande.'
Rozhodnuti zamestnavateli
projednano bude ma dnesn
pravidelne schGzi Rady staveb
Mich femesel.
Diva stavebni odbory nejsot
dosud ma stavce, plumbari
cementari, jelikoz jejich pra
GOWN smlouva plati az do /
cervna, pfipoJi Sc ale po tomtt
dni k ostatnim stavkarum, ial
vcera nekterl urednici rad,
stav. remesel pfedpovidali. Pr,
neJSim nabizi zamestnavatel,
100 ga hodinu misto 1.37H ;
druhym 90c mlsto dosavadnih'
$1.25.