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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
An Explanation

Editor OF the Indiana Daily Times:
Kindly permit me 10 say q word in your
columns with reference TO part OF an item
in your issue Of July 18th, which has
Just come to my attention. The appre-
citation OF Mary Baker Eddy is appre-
ciated by her followers. but the Christian
Scientists OF America are not preparing
to celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of her
birth. In her published writings, she has
explicitly disapproved birthday ceIe-
brations For instance, after some corner
stones had been laid on her birthday. she
put signed article into the Christian
Science periodicals in which she smoke
against this meaningless commemoration
Of birthdays" 1t is now reprinted on
pages 235-236 Of "The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist and Miscellany" Speak
ing universally. she has also said: Time
tables Of birth and death are so many
conspiracies against manhood and WON
anhOOd' (Science and Health. page 246)
For these reasons. Christian Scientists
recognize a vast difference between cele-
brating Mrs. Eddy's birthday and other
wise honoring her for her discovery Of
Christian Science and her work as the
Founder and Leader thereof
Yours sincerely,
C. W. HALE.
Editors note:-The material on which
the publication IN the Times was based
was furnished by William L. Swan and
the Mary Baker Centenary Committee.
Mr. Swan wrote as follows:
Il am pleased to send you herewith
photographs and chronology relating to
the Centenary Of Mary Baker Eddy"
Webster defines centenary as "a com
memOrat!On or celebration Of an event
whicA occurred a hundred years ago"
Hence it is easily understood why Mr..
Hale's explanation is necessary to give
the Iqyman a proper exposition of the
II -7emeut.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Spiegel Funeral at
Shelbyville Today

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, July 16.-Fu
neral services will be held here this aft
ernoon for the late Oscar Spiegel, II
years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Spiegel Of Indianapolis, who was instant
II killed in an automobile accident which
occurred near Greenwood Thursday night
The burial viii be made in Forest Hill
Cemetery. The young man moved. to In
dianapolis with his parents three years
ago, having been born and reared here
and attended the local high school.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
MONDAY, July Is.

Friendly stars rule early this morning.
according to astrology. Mercury and
Uranus are in benefic aspect. Mercury
becomes adverse later.
The Nation is to be disappointed in
some diplomatic negotiations that mean
much to it, If the stars are read Alright.
They will appear to be successful. but
there will be a sudden change
Persons whose birthdate il is have the
augury Of much change and travel with
great benefits, but business affairs viii
demand strict attention.
Children born on this day may be care
less and easy going. Three subjects Of
Gemini must be taught to be truthful.
as they may have vivid Imagination
Copyright, 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
INDIANAPOLITAN
WILL BENEFICIARY
Retains Aid as Mother Sues
for Share.

Milton Simmons. 1914 Ingram street, a
constable in the court Of Lewis f. Kiefer,
justice Of the peace has retained counsel
to protect his interests in the suit filed
by his mother In Syracuse, n. Y, In
which she seeks to break the will of her
husband, Jacob H Simmons, former
Syracuse merchant, in which he be-
queathed his property, real and personal
to his children, ignoring his wife. A
sister Of Mr.. Simmons, residing in SYRIA
cuse, Is the other beneficiary.
The mother is seeking to break tbs
will on ground duress, fraud and force
were brought to bear on the elder Mr..
Simmons at the time the will was drawn
BY the terms Of the WILL according
to Simmons, an estate of $4,000 was
left by his father, $4,000 of which was
bequeathed to charity and the remainder
divided between the children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Kansan Heads New
Legion Department

John ]. Noll. Parsons, Kan. assistant
national director OF organization OF the
American Legion, will have charge Of the
new department of that organization, to
be known as the department OF post nc
tivities. The new department has for its
object the making Of every legion post
an important factor In the civic life of
the community.
The department head, prior to his ap-
pointment as head of the organization
work, was active in Kansas legion work
and was a member Of the 3J0th Infantry,
S9th Division.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Corn Is Damaged by
Dry Weather Period

COLUMBUS. Ind. July 16.-This years
corn crop in Bartholomew County is fast
becoming a victim to the continued heat
wave, according to reports received from
farmers in all part sof the county. The
last few days of scOrching heat have had
ruinOus effect upon the corn. it is said,
the tips of the blades becoming dried and
burned. Farmers estimate that one
third OF the crop IS already lost and
that immediate relief from the tor7id heat
must be forthcoming il further damage Is
20 be prevented. Until a few days ago
the majority Of farmers believed that a
good rain would restore the corn 10 its
full vigOr, but the damage done now is
irreparable. they state.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Bond Issue Provides
for Chicago Station

WASHINGTON. July ia new union
railroad station for Chicago was made
possible today when the Interstate Com
merce Commission granted the applica-
ton OF the Chicago Union Station Com
pany to issue 100000 Of first mortgage
bonds to gain money for construction.
The bonds will be guaranteed by the
uss5z.mew. Burlington 3 Quincy Railroad
'x@Ypany. the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad, the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis Railroad and the
Pennsylvania.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Funeral Services
for World War Victim

Funeral services were to be hold this
afternoon at the home of the parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Dean. 262O West
Washington street, for Orel, %, who was
killed In action a Chateau. Thierry, July
rs, 1918. Burial was to take place at
Memorial Park Cemetery. The Skidmore-
Dean post of the American Legion was
to have charge of the services
The body arrived IL Indianapolis
Thursday, from Hoboken. Dean was a
member Of Battery A, 15Oth field
artillery. and had served on the Mexican
border before going to France.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
TWO ADMITTED TO EAR

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 15-James
Harvey Taylor, a lieutenant commander
Of the United States Navy, and Sumner
Terry, reporter Of the Shelby Circuit
Court, yesterday were admitted to the
practice Of law at the Shelby County bar
Mr.. Taylor was graduated from the L
S. Naval School at Annapolis in 1911 Al
present he is attached to the adjutani
generals Office at Washington, D. c, and
attending law school at Washington.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
IlJTnS in Badge
Rather Than EUict
WidOU of Buddu

NEW YORK, July 16.-The brother
hood Of the Navy proved to be strong
er than the law when Deputy City
Marshal refused to evict from her
home in Brooklyn the widow Of John
Jacob Nowaki, a steward who lost his
life when the transport Lincoln was
torpedoed in 1918.
When the Deputy. John Hagen, ap-
peared with his assistants, Mrs.
Nowaki, her three children cIinging
to her skirts, cried out that If her
sailor husband had not been killed in
the world war she would not be
forced from her home.
Hagen asked for his name and
learned
Why, he was my buddy and as
square COB as ever lived" he as
serted. Here's where quit"
His assistants followed suit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Luncheon and Tea for
HOOsier HarveSters
Special to The Timoa.

GREENSBURG, Ind, July 16.-An IN
novation has been introduced by the
farmers of Marion township in the feed
ing Of thrashers. Instead Of feeding the
men three times a day according to the
standard, the wheat harvestsrs in Marion
township are being fed five times a day.
An extra lunch is served at a. IN. and
another at p. m. in addition to the
regular thrashers' dinner and supper.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline. but do not cOmpel,"
SUNDAY, JULY II.

Venus rules strongly for good this day,
according to astrOlogy.
1t is -eminently a rule encouraging
resentment and romance. Courtships and
enga gements are subject TO the best di-
reCtion.
Lovers, who should benefit greatly dur
ing the kindly sway of Venus, win find
happiness while this cOnfiguratiOn pre-
walls unless they are no longer young.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
avoid all new ventures during the coming
year and they should be especially eau
tious in all love affairs.
Children born on this day may have
some trouble in business. These sub
jects Of Gemini have Mercury as a prln-
cipal ruling planet and are likely to be
exceedingly tenperanental.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Anderson Woman in
Florida Fatally Hurt

ANDERSON. Ind, July 16.-Word has
been received here Of the fatal injury
Of Mrs. Nancy Lockwood, so, of this
City when she was struck by an auto
mobile at St. Petersburg, Fla. The body
will be brought TO Anderson for burial.
Mrs. Lockwood went to St Petersburg
some time ago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Barto. A son, John Lockwood,
of this city also survives.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
SUSPECT NEGRO OF THEFT.

David McClain, negro, 1450 North Mis-
souri, street. was arrested early today by
Patrolman Heater, who charged him with
vagrancy, and detectives are investigating
to learn where McClain obtained a large
supply OF household goods. including a
set OF dishes, a stove a kitchen cabinet
a stovepipe and large supply of alumni
nun cooking utensils. All OF the articles
we're new.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Fire Destroys Barn

Special TO The Times
GREENSBURG. Ind. July ia
barn belonging to Bert Fee. a farmer
living nine miles northeast OF here, was
partially destroyed by fire, when sparks
from a thrashing machine fred and de-
strOyed a straw stack adjoining the
barn. William Hall, a member of the
bucket brigade which was fighting the
IRE, was rendered unconscious when a
bucket was dropped accidentally on his
head.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Workman Falls From
Roof; Fractures Skull

Martin Springer, 70, 1855 St Paul
street, was injured seriously when he
slipped and fell from the roof Of a house
at SIT South Senate avenue today
Springer's skull was fractured He was
working with Hobart Hull, 800 South
Senate avenue, putting on roofing at the
time Of the accident.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
NEGREss srABBEp BY HUsBANp.

Mrs. Virginia Fields. 10. negress, $50
West Twenty-Sixth street, was stabbed
three times by her husband. Houston
Fields, %. 729 West Twenty Fifth street,
last night. Fields escaped. The attack
occurred in front of the West Twenty
Sixth street residence. Mrs. David Rice,
mother OF Mrs. Fields, saved her daughter
from more serious injury. Mr. and Mrs.
Fields have been separated since March.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Mayor Refuses to
Hold Court Until
Another Rain Falls
speciaI to The Times.

GREENSBURG, Ind, July lex
cessive heat is holding up business in
the city court Mayor Jenkins stated
that as soon as rain comes to cool
off the hot temperature in the court
room at the city hall the cases on the
docket which have not been set for
\ trial viii be disposed of.
A number of important cases are
awaiting arrival of cooler weather
Among the cases to be disposed of are
those of George Davis and Harry
Walters, charged with unlawful pos
session of intoxicating liquoss, and
three gambling cases.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
u. s. KnOIUs Where
Peace Treaty Is,
but It's o. Secret

WASHINGTON July 16.-Mystery
as to the whereabouts Of the copy of
the Versailles treaty which Woodrow
Wilson brought back from Paris has
been solved by an official statement
that the Administration knows where
the treaty is. but the statement did
not say who had It,
The treaty might be held to be the
personal property of Mr. Wilson, it
was limited.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Personal Property
Value Is Decreased


SHELBYVILLE. Ind, July 16.-The
valuation Of personal property in Shelby
County for the year 1921, made for the
purpose of taxation. shows a decrease Of
81. SD, $40 when compared with the fig
ures of 1920. The total assessment on
personal property in the county last year
was S14.O13,440 and the total for 1921 is
So, 1876 O05.
Last year the total valuation placed on
real and personal property in Shelby
County was S67 $50 $50 The total on
real and personal this year is SGj,704 260,
showing a net deficit in the valuation of
property in the county, of $1,626.370.
In the city of Shelbyville a loss of
$500, 400 In the valuation on personal
property, alone. is shown, in comparison
with the valuations Of 1920 In 1920 the
valuation on personal property in Shelby
VILE was S4665.415 and the assessment
in 1921 IS S4,3O1, 925. The valuation on
real and personal property IN shelby
vile this year IS s12.5iS 145 as compared
TO a valuation Of ST., 1890, last year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
WONIAN R2 DIES ALONF.

NORTH VERNON, Ind. July 16.-Mrs.
Emma Stillinger, 50, widow, was found
dead in bed at her home late Friday by
a neighbor. The body was badly decom-
posed and death is thought to have oc-
Cured several days previous.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Bloomington Teacher
Dies in California
Special to The Times.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, July 18-word
was received here today of the death
Of Miss Anna McDermott, at her late
home in Fullerton, Cal Miss McDer-
mott was a teacher in the public schools
Of Bloomington for forty years. She
recently completed a trip around the
world.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Speciai 20 Inc Times.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. July 16-As-
assessed valuations Of personal property in
Blackford County for 1921 will be 90 per
cent less than for the year 1920, because
OF the decline IN value OF farm products,
County Assessor RAIDER announces.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
VISITS HOME AFTER FIFTY YEARS

GREENSBURG. Ind. July 16-Al-
though living within a distance of fifty
miles, John Holman OF indianapolis paid
his first visit in forty years TO his birth
place here today. Holman left here years
ago and settled In the West, later remov-
ing to Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
WORKMAN STRICKEN BY HEAT

Samuel Butler, SO, 21O5 North New
Jersey street, was overcome with heat
and gas while working under boiler
at the Ralph Ice Company plant, 934
Fowler street. last night. physician
revived him and he was taken home in
an ambulance. His condition is not
serious.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

On Tuesday evening a series of meet
ings of the teachers Of the First Church
Of Primitive Christians at Morrison Hall
will be opened.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

At the mid week prayer service on
Thursday evening at the Fourth PresL y
terrain Church the pastor will speak on
Looking Twice"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold mid week prayer serY-
tees on Thursday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Mid week prayer service viii be held at
evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
CHURCH NOTES.

There will be au outing for the
Brotherhood of st. Mathews EvangeI-
lcal Lutheran Church on the river on
Wednesday evening.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
Posvicenske drobecky.

Ia pet doaru podi dobry povicensky obed pra-
vii tuhe zdejsich ech jeden statistk
max cd Oomouce se odpovede "To be nefeklo ee bet
be mo ali hobo rozbel pantokem (sekerou)."
Jsy mas dobry pritel sb posviceni stref "a
ice stfe ale misto zace sebe tax chu ma zaee,
pecnku zasla.
Otazka "Co nasleduje posviceni?" Odpoved "zatmeni
Ia lptoniho pro mnoh6ho tax posviceni byo
by dobre posv prav6 pfidny nyn6js veobecn6
Zpvavalo "ze posvceni to voni ale ty easy
jsou ty tam nearbeeu nejsou noty kapse Komu
jest pr tom do zpevu?
Den dku vzdani en re nevime etos drive d6kova
nedobrovon6 prazdnny zdrazeny pyn vsoke zdan
nj celou ltanii dalsich prijemnosti
Kdo etos den dkd vzdan nemel dos dobfe maze Sc
5esti, re Sc bude mit van6cich ieste hdf.
Smutne posviceni mali n6tem ddvefvci kteri vozi 20
sedn t6zce zahospodarey pochybnych akcovvch
podniku nesvedomtych dkych hy6n prav6 dovf-
daj re nedosanou ami centu TAX chudobn onemocn6a sta
fena pacem nam vypravovaa byla nesvedomtym kra
kery est6 nym emu podobnym uSlechtci "a ucnou
prov kera bya Jim hoove vyplacena ubohe vyaka
dolaru Pripad nen nikerak ojedneym by by veru cas-
fadn6 posvi ceou cnnos techto vyderaG kter skov
nym zpsobem schoyava zakon, ale povaze
iich hanebneho zlocinu nceho nemeni.
Kdyby mic jneho nam nepTipomnalo bizc Sc den dfk1
Vzdan ucin tax ste stoupac ceny drbeze zem6na ko-
- u Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
To je zlate posviceni....
(Crta z dolby valecn6.)

Proslm vas, pamatuiete Sc ie
ste ma ia nase Zlata posviceni?
kdy stohy zlatych kolaGu row.
naly Sc ritici a ukladaly do
konlor, kde Sc smaly Ma svet
sVyma yelikyma ocima povi-
del sVestkovych jablkovych,
2 maku a tvarohu, kdy TO po
statcich 20 cele navsi i po vse
lijakych tech "poustkach" vo-
nlvalo "jako apatyce.' Kdy
V troubach do zlatova sc ope-
kaly vykrmen6 husy, jejichz
sadlo hospodyne 5 pychou me-
fivaly ma zejdliky? Kdy ne
kolik dni napred byvalo V kur-
nlkach a chlevech "rubani a
klani" kdy tam, kde nebylo
co rubat, zavon6la chalupa o
posvicenske nedeh veprovou
Sc zellm a kdy Sc Y pastousce
zakoufilo mad stolen z bileho
knedliku? kdy po tucnych ODE
dech s povolenymi pfaskami ma
bfichach a Sc zapalenymi vir-
zinkami V 1stech valili Sc SOU
sedi do hospod precpanych w
strojenymi mladenci panna.
mi. kterym do tance vyhravala
rozvrzana venkovska muzika
jiz. Cd dopoledne, 10 celou noe
Y pondeli zas a V utery, pri
sousedske nanovo? Kdy pivo a
laska a zarlivost smlchaly Sc
1ohronoadv a zpusehovaly kr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

'stopadu zastavil v JindriSske
.ullci Praze ufednika Gustava
Sehmidta kral. Vinohrad,
Slezska ul. 80 neznamy muz a
nabidl mu Ike koupi 4 brilliantly
Schmidt odmitl, tu vsak pfi-
stoupil jiny muz, jak pozdeji
.vyslo ma jevo prvym smluve-
my, prohledl 81 bedlive brian
ty' ochotne Timed nabldl prv-
nlmu "a ne 100000 X. Pri tom
vsak prohlasil, re nema u sehe
uostl penez Il pezadal Schmid-
ta, aby drahokamy od proda-
vace koupil, on re 81 pax peni-
re plinese brilliantly pfevez-
me. Ma to Sli oha muzove Sc
Schmidtem Jerusaleinskou uli-
cl premlouvali no tax dlouho,
az We Vrehllekeho tsadech sku-
tecne brilliantly prevail "a ve-
skere penize, ktere pfi sobe
mel, We vysi 9150 X. Oba ne
znami pax zmizeli a Schmidt,
kdyz neznamy dlouho seis Pc
nezi nevraeel, zjistii. re mu
byla prodana a brousena sklic-
da. Pc pachatelich zavedeno
patrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

vcproliti, bez lter6ho Sc zadne
pofadne poSviceni vubec ami
myslit nedalo? Kdy ma navsi
fvaly flasinetv konitkafu a
houpatek kdy mladez oboji-
no pohlaVi 5 uma5tenymi tva-
femi, kapsami plnymi koli-
en- a vnitG'nostmi nadmigu OBJ
tizenymi, marnotratn6 probiie-
la az do posledniho vsechny ty
sestaky a krejcary cd stryckil
a teticek, prisedsich ma trochu
polevky sedicich nyni pTi pl-
nych sklenicich "a stoly hlucici
hospody? Pamatujete Sc ma
to?
Mas policajt Mack 81 na to
jeste pamatuje. Zrovna 81 ma
tn pohadku vzpominal minule
nedele, kdy Il mas Ease bylo
posvicenl kdy Sc Mazkovi
zdalo, re mu stroll vdecna o.
bee funus. Bylo zrovna pred
polednem, sluneeko hralo a
smalo Sc ma svet, jakoby zrov-
ma k will tomu naSemu posvi-
ceni a Mazek stal ma silnici v
rezepiate bluze, cumlal vir-
zlnko q bylo mu nevyslovne
sfnHtno. Vyhlizel hosty, Vlak
uz. dobre pied ctvrt hdinou cd
hucel nahoru k Benesovu a do
sud ses ne4kazala ami noha. A
Mazek dobre tuSil We sve smut
ne dnsi, 2e so ~ neukaze. Od
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

| "A ty prece musite taky
mastit," ymisi Sc do reci Be-
nes.
"a vSak je mastime - mill
kem!"
30, .jo pani, jaky pax po-
sviceni "a tech casu. Vsak ia
jsem mel z kousku polivku a
hakou tn placku, co mama u
pekla!' fekl skromne Mack.
"a taky yam ma to chutna!'
povidal d6deCek, divaje Sc ma
druhou obet' Mazkovy posvi-
censke chuti.
Il Certa chutna, ale toho be-
hani, d6decku, toho behani
Prosim vas, ted delat sluzbu,
V tehle casech, to je n6jakeho
lftani. To Sc nedivte, re clovek
VyplJe dive Jako mic !"
"Ba,' rekl Benes. "A vite CO,
Mazku, dejte 81 jeste jednu a
hodime 81 S dedeGkem sistku.
Neprijde uz beztoho nikdo!'
ia nevim," upeipal Sc Ma
EEK. - "Kdyz ia bych Sc mel
jeste podivat jinam -
"Ale jen sed'te, vzdyt' ono
je vsude prazdno!"
V tu chvili valecny genius
Mazkuv zaplakal; Dumyslny
plan Sc zhroutil slabosti Maz-
kovy vale.
V Kfepelkove prazdne ho-
spode ma druhem konci vesni-
ce odhrkaly hodiny jedenactou.
Starry Krepelka zivaje zvedl
Sc cd "VeGneho zida, ktereho
tetI cely svaj zivot a chtel
shasnouti lampu, kdyz jako
prfzrak zjevil Sc We dverich
Mack.
"Hrom do posviceni ma uho
dit! - Vsude jake kdyz vyme-
te. Nikde nehrajou, nikde ne
tancujou, nikde nepijou, nikde
Sc neperou. Tricet let jsem
policajtem a vzdycky jsem po
Dnasem posvlceni musel k sou-
du. A letos ami k tomu soudu
1nepujdu. krepelieko, DEF mi
Jednu, Wis, tebe mann ma svete
nejradsi, vidis, kdyz ia ami k
tomu soudu nepujdu -"
x. Dub.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

merice. Cs. Mar. Sdruz. ma byti
civilisacnim ustfedim, jemuz
! pfedleha ohromna prace osve-
tova. | propagaci nasi lite
ratury, hubby a umeni vytvar-
ineho muze "a pomoci odbor-
Enych pracovniku vykonati We
like veci. Musi dale byti pred
nj strait We sluzbach sve stare
II move vlasti proti vzmahajici
Sc propaganda mad arsk6 a
nemecke. Cs. Mar. Sdruzeni
Ichce a musl byti vyrazem a
Istredem snazeni pracovnfkd
IJmak protic hadnych nazoru a
tvofiti tax jednolite teleso, ia
ko bylo praci "a mas ideal,
ceskoslov. samostatny stat.
Nase .organisace ma zde te-
|dy svoje pole, jejf pdsobnost
Je rozsahla a prace k nepopsa-
|ni. Ten, kdo by chtel niciti or
ganisaci TAX tezce vybudova-
|nou asstale talk nutnou, ten bud
nechape, co narod potrebuje,
anebo cini tax vedonle, S dmy-
slem narod poskoditi.
Jsme jisti, re tento Sized ne
jenom odstrani pficiny a Ia
minky mnohych stiznosti, pro-
testu a nafceni, ale ze poslou-
ri k oziveni a vzpruze nasi
lpredni narodni organisace, ie-
liz dkoly jsou tax vazn6 a dd-
llezite.
Vsechny Verne Cechy vola-
me proto k praci! Bud'n1e pa
metlivi svych povinnosti, Cd
stranme sye osobni zaimy a ne
navist proti bliznim a slibme
81, re po reorganisaci Ceskoslo-
venskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni,
lez vykonalo tax velikou pra-
ci V revoluci naSeho naroda.
chceme op6t konati svoji Via
steneckou povinnost a praco-
vati / v dobach pfistich pro
dobro ceskoslovensk6ho lidu
donna i zde, vzdy k vetSi slave
sveho naroda, vzdy k vetsi cti
poctiveho ceskoslovensk6ho
im6na!
Ustredni vybor Ceskosloven-
skeho Mar. Sdruz. Americe.