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The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
Investment Property.

THREE BRICKS, CONTAINING SIX
'nms: newly painted aud psp.-rd ir-ids
and out: now renting tsi so; PRICE only
81 Main 751p.
on Mn. AvE.-FouR- STORY BRICK, con.
taihlnf twelve rnon and two hSthS: reat.
SSN@ munth: terms; price. $4,000. FIsCH.
ER a FRlEDLANDER. 6O6 -. Main T5Ts.
MEAN DELAWARE AVE CANAL ST.
se.--AbOut ~. 600 sauare feet. at 70 cents
pei foot, LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1907 n.
Y. ave. NV. Main 1855
sTH ST, s. OF COL RD.-stcre Ies.et foi
": rrnt. sllH per month. price. tri.-
ono. DAVID Y. BARRY. 1907 " OF. no
Wv IvII
PLEASANT Sr.. nr PSrt rd.-store .
a.. anil, cellar; rent 500; rrice. $40.
90 DAVID Z HARRY. 1901 u st. ~
"as- rocr
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

SooE ToUE SoTSGH 1Sb H1siSEss
trips 10 snd frcm Europe st our arlces
with: United States Lines" Omitted
Americas Lines" Royal Nah Steam Packst
60" Swedish Americas i.ins" and oshef
line. 90 New rork ave. Main foks. Iu
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY FOR ~ lRusT LoANS on o. q
Main aOsT I1tf
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NoTrt. 80,
secured % modern residences IN the DIS.
trict of Colum bts: dsSouins tions 500 and
upward. LOUIS Y sHOENAKER 1907 n.
Y. ave. uw-, established isTe Nain iiee,
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. RUh.
Elary insurabce. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1907 n. Y. ave, ~. Main il66 induirs
Nr vN~s
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PERSONAL.

WORkINGNEN-H sTLERS ARE EN-
titled 90 prompt action and that's our
vRN: have seven earnest sHiesmep who
gladly show a good selection slightly used
'vercoats at s. TO 80 and it's worth know
ing When it's raw. haliaE aud showing.
Ladies s'orp. 6l6 n.
JUsTHs OLD STAND, sIo d.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS = strictly fresh. 35a4oc;
average receipts, 3sc; Southern. 37c.
Live Poultry-Roosters. lb, 1sc;
turkeys. lb. 45a4sc; chickens. spring,
lb.. 3oa3ac; hens. H., 2sa31c; keats,
young. 5oa6oe: dressed fowls. .3ec;
fresh-killed chickens, lb, 34a35c;
turkeys. lb. 5oa55c; keats, young,
each. o6a65c; guinea hens. young,
toaG0c: old. 40c each.
Livestock-Calves. choice. 12ai3c;
calves, under grades. 6aloc; lambs.
top spring Sa9c; under grades. ga
Ic; sheep, tops. Ease.
Game--Rabbits. No. /, per doz..
S3.6oa4.20: No. ., si.50a2.00.
Dressed Pork--Small to medium.
l2al3c: heavy. 10alic.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
Report of the Condition
OF THE
Hamilton Savings Bank

At Washington, In the District of
Columbia. ut the close OF business
December n, 1921.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
HELPWANTED.
Male.

LTNCEEoNTTTE MANAGER. - TO IS
rearS c! rye; experienced in managing
"rS'-~iaS~ "larr: good opening. NATL
PfRsnNNEL BTFEAU, 3O5 Bond Bldg,
IAN sud y. Y. ave. a23
wANTED-pATENT SOLICITOR oF srF-
hrtent eSpe~i"lCe - prepare and prosecute
applications fpr patents: state are. educa-
tinn. @Nnsr'ar-e and salary desired; per.
nsrant De irnhlp connection for right man.
Afdr"ss BOX sS5-D. Herald office. 2I7
TYPF'T WITH KNOWLEDGE OF STKNo-
rrs0hv; general Office work: so par week
n start NATL PERSONNEL RUREAU.
POI Rond RIdE.. Iith and y. Y. ave. los
MILTiGRAPH OPERATOR: ErsT nr
Hr~t-"la~s: good saiary- NATL PERSON
NEI. BrREAU, sc5 Bond Bldg. Iith nnd
y. Y. ave. Ia9
WANTED FARM HAND: APPLY A r
LoHR. v!orna. Va. 100
BOOKKFEP.R: DOUBLE ENTRY: yr-ST
be competent good or-niIg. NATL PER
SONNET. RrREAC. aoi Bond Bldg. 18Th
and y. Y ave. los
STENOGRAPHER: OFFICT OF PATENT
attorney; mast he ranid ard scrprate: $50
to sii per week. NATL PERSONNEL
RTREAU. sos Bon1 B,dg.. 18th and y. Y.
ave los
BUTCHFR. InctT PACKING HousE:
r"St ha o-pe-'rrrod: god salary NATL
PERsnEErT. FTREAC. soa Bond B'dr..
sALESNAN: MUST GE EXPERIENCED
ed hHv" ear: sa'srv and co-arisSipn
NATL PERSONNEL. BUREAU. sos Rond
rl4v.. ian and y. Y. ave. 81
TYPTsr. AGE 90 TO @ YEARS. WITH
kr- -w'"Sr" ~ stcaeg-snNr- general "ri~e
work god oren'rE NATL PERSONNEL
RUREAT. 3n5 Fond Bldg, I4th and v Y.
:He II
rood ouor'rrs: saI-rv snd conmissiou
basis NATT. pfRsoNNEL BUR-. s0S
--e1- l,I"k = Wv y I'VE S
S,I,,--
--
SIX men II ASS MIN. SALES ENPER-
irnr" d" 'r:'hl". l'1t Il ae>ty and willing
dirHrF "3r"iuri'r. nn1 exceptional pronn-
Sln"n: "'r'''"en, n'>i'i"1 and urusHnllv
W.in qqqz -, sfl.''h'nlen' n1, y only .. rsh
---. 30 " 80 y = III. "n1 Y. ~ w. 10
Female
,,-,,,.. -.
I 'hf'S' sNI.F VIZ WORN: GOOD
- NNi fEFN'lNNEL BUREAU. 3n5
''"ad zig '4lh "nd y \. ave. 2s3
STEN'HH''NGE: GENERAL OFFICE
~. ''N '"7rr'- NAIL fEHSoN-
Nhi, III hl.N' ""' H9nd Bldg, l4th aud
'. ' ave c.5
'',NFF''if iFE 'fF"'ToR WITH
kr""l''i; "' E."'rnl ~ kkrrninr; Saa 20
,,"- ..' l. rEHSnNNEI. RI
REAt' "'' R"Hi R'ir. iith and y. Y. ave.
--. ..---- 2"s
Chlh''Hp -iR'. ~ lh GENERAL HoUsE-
work. A""r il@N 9th i. NV sIl
STENnEE ApuFR. rApID AND AZ
rrrate: sr25 nor month NATL PEa-
S"NNti. W real. 20l Bond Bldg. l4;h
ana \. J ave: ias
MA'nS ,WElTE'. GENrEAL WORK IN
Rnariw""' H.'t"I. sr'-ry and meals
NhT'L Pr"S"NNr'' HTREAT. 3pI Rand
'.'''' '7.h ~" y !. ave. l'9
STHNrGRAF'iER: MUST RE FIRST
"Ia =; general ofi-e vn-k: sxI per week
NATL rrEsnNNEr. E:'EENU. 3O5 Rond
wig. l4lh ava y. \ ave. 100
STENnGRAPHER: PE RLIC STENO-
E-nrhi. VI sa'ary rnd commission
NJ. ~. ~ ~ -, ",: ~ ""Nu' "' ,oo n,nd
r,.,.., ,or~rnrs c> prSL ESTATE
~ nrrseni "m7'7r',,"n' some u1kinE
. n'"r, ,"a' "an GO @ %Tn n,S, ""'e atteISonr
az 80 V Y. ave. 500
S'r"NtGvhp"ER: MIST ~: COMPETENT:
So week to start. MATT. PEPSONNEI.
ETREAU, 3n5 BOND Bldg 18th and n Y
ste, - H2
PER-STENnGRAPHER: eh To 80
reHrS; SO per week. NATL PERSON
' ia1 s s ES Z Nv W.T. Tdr:S is55 G9"D w'gSs IiE
STrNrGRArHER; cNE WITH TECH
ri;~ ri,b s,S \ Y ave- w" Ic,"u ss
;7-7--7I.I =, IN, 7;,=7i :.
n 10 ~ NNlb 'NHtiEl; MUST HAVE
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BANK STATEMENTS RANK cTATpMpNrc
Report Of Condition
he
LINCOLN NATIONAL, RANK

!" inc District Of Columbia, bu,ipc,, nm
december II. - -- WI
RESOURCES
D. Loans and discounts,
T. u
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

n Glenwood Laundry. Phone Sugar
Bowl, No. eli r. Norris. adv. 81
X. L. Brown made trip to the
Twin Cities Tuesday.
For farm loans see A. "A. Stone,
and save money. II.
Mrs. John Badly on Friday, Novem-
Der 10. 49,
Mrs. M. Dripps, living two miles
west of Morris, is quite sick at this
time.
Mrs. A. Dalrymple of St. Cloud is
visiting this week with Mr., and Mrs.
c. A. Dushek.
There is nothing that mother
would appreciate more for Christmas
than a "voss Portrait" adv.
The small son of Frank Dohm-
stretch is having serious time with
blood poisoning in his hand.
S. Stewart left for Mott N. D., on
Wednesday to look after his business
there for few days.
Ii you have a farm that you want
to sell call and see me. or write to me
at Morris, MINI. Jos. ]. Gaffney adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Roberts left
| Tuesday night for Minneapolis where
| they will visit her relatives and later
go to Duluth for several days visit
Bert Linsley of Willow River, has
been here for the past few days visit
! ing his father, Dolph Linsley, and
calling. on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grandjean
were visiting at Minneapolis last
week They went down with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dyckman WHO had
been visiting Mrs. Dyckman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lund, al
Chokio.
The ladies of the Hancock Legion
Auxiliary served coffee, sandwiches
and doughnuts to all ex-service men
on Armistice day and to others at q
small charge. The money so gained
was used to get material to send to
disabled soldiers in hospitals. a."
Exchange grain Of any kind for
-four at wholesale prices. We will
sell you -four at 35c a cwt. under
retail prices in exchange for any kind
i of grain sold us. We pay highest
market prices for grain, either in
cash or exchange for -four. Morris
City Mills. advtf
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Mrs. w. e. Byam is quite III this
week. '.& S-.->+ e@t-- GEN
Z % &C., Ga iF=ns s
- Cali up La Grand Hotel for City
bus service. "a - adv.
" The Eastern Stars met at the hall
Tuesday night.
Phone or leave your city bus calls
at LaGrand Hotel. u adv.
Grandmother Mccarthy, is on the
SICK list this week.
Your choice of any hat in our store
at half price. Mrs. P. H. .Canty, adv
+ The nine year old daughter of Ro-
bert sZahl is not we'll at this time.
Annual Thanksgiving dance at the
Armory, Morris. Nov. 80. st Adv.
L. M. Aske spent the first part of
the week in Minneapolis on business.
L. J. Boyd of Norcross was in the
city on business Tuesday, leaving
that night.
r. Stenger of Alberta was over Sat
urday to see Morris high school de-
feat Milan in football.
Miss Anna Weske is spending a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Treisehel at Alberta.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Horn of
Chokio, spent Sunday with friends
in Morris.
E IF you need a farm loan call and
see me or write to me at Morris,
MINI. J. ]. Gaffney adv.t1
R. W. Keller, county commission
er, left yesterday for the Junior Live
stock show in South st. Paul, where
his daughter has an Angus yearling
in the display.
You can help make this Christmas
the happiest that many Of your
friends have ever known. Send them
Christmas Greetings. Christmas cards
cost so little and mean so much you
cannot afford to forget anyone. The
Tribune can help you with a large
variety of cards.
The state of Minnesota is repair
ing the gravel on road % on 7th
street between Atlantic and Colo,
Iado avenues, from the Vinje. corner
east two blocks. The state is respon.
ksfble for 1S feet of the highway, bui
.enough gravel has been hauled or
these blocks to materially help the
ketty and patch up the holes.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Christmas Cards cost so little and
mean so much that you cannot afford
to forget anyone. The Tribune's
choice assortment of Greeting Cards
will make 1t easy for you to select
just the cards you want.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Olaf Anderson, veteran of the
World War, 10 at Minneapolis to APP,
pear before the Federal board IN ref
erence 10 disability.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17
DIR. AMOS LEUTY,
Physician and Surgeon.

Diseases of the eyes, ears, nose and
throat treated. Tonsils~and adenoids
removed.
We are fully equipped to At
glasses. All eyes examined free. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Miss Alice Bahnsen spent the week
end with Miss Eva Hays. @ r.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

A. o. Clave was a Twin Cities
caller the last of the week returning
Monday evening.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

]. G. Chrisler of Lake Park, Ia,
was a business caller in town Tues
day.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Leave orders for bus calls at Mer-
chants Hotel any time day or night.
Griffith Bus line. adv. 42tf.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Mrs. q. A. Nelson was Benson
caller Tuesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

A word to the wise is sufficient
Have your Christmas Portraits made
now. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual fancy work and
food sale, December 8, at the sales
rooms of Reuter- Bros. and Dickey on
Atlantic Avenue. The ladies will
serve lunch, beginning at 1880.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Miss Ella Zahl spent a couple of
the past weeks with her sister Mrs.
John Rixe at Graceville.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
NOV. 21st and 22nd- ..
JOHN BARRYMORE
Sherlock Holiness

sherlock Holmes"
Sherlock Holmes" has the
greatest cast of any picture we
have ever played-bar none"
The greatest detective story in
the world. Conan Doyle's mas
terpiece screened at last.
John Barrymore's greatest
triumph.
A detective drama of Lon
don's underworld.
Battling crimes by master
minds in the slums of old Lon
don.
The genius of a great detec-
tive pitted against an fnterna-
tional organizer of crime.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Will pay $3.50 per ton for good
clean dry baled fax straw on cars
at Morris. F. E. Halbe. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

A. s. Towner and family expect to
spend the winter in Kansas, Okla
'homa, and other southern states.
They will drive south and expect to
leave in week or two.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Herbert Keller and A. Ecklund OF
Chokio and F. e. Halbe of Morris
are taking in the baby beef show at
South St. Paul this week.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

e w. II. Cherry and s.e.A. siverts
have been attending court at Little
Falls, this week. II f''
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Mayor J. H. Deyenney was a bust
ness caller at the Twin Cities the
first OF the week.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

Mrs. M. ]. Ryhn, Mrs. Peter Miller
and Mrs. Sena Larson accompanied
E. o. Harris to Wheaton Monday
where they visited friends.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-11-17

The Adult Bible class of the Meth
odtst church will meet at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bahr Wednes
day, November % at eight o'clock.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22

Ia patronat j. A. Komensky
" Mt. Pleasant podal zpravu
zastupce p. Holub. Patronat v
Mt. Pleasant je pro okamzite
soustfedenf skol a zada O vyse-
trent pomerd na vychodni stra
ne. Dale odporucuje poradani
sbfrky We prospech ceskych
svob. skol. Pofadani ceskeho
dne pro stejny dcel a hlavni
dnraz klade take ma rozdelenf
cinnosti We sdruzeni skol ma "a
|lezitosti administrator a VIDE
lavacf.
Pc t6chto zpravach a navr-
zich doslo k rezultatu, ze jest
Inevyhnuteln9 tfeba, ably pro-
vedeno bylo soustfedeni skol.
Ably vsak bylo jasno vsem spoil
kun waste ma zapadni W.
jchodni stran6, usneseno bylo u
sporadat prednasky jednu v Ce
ske Sini Sokol ma zapadni stra
ne a druhou viCeske Sini ma
Quincy, ma ktere Sc uvolil p.
lMartinek opakovat prednese-
lny referat ma konferenci sdru-
zeni Skol.
Pc vymene dasich nahledd
prospech zlepseni skol, usnese
|no bylo ma zakonceni jednani
a odporuceno bylo ma pokraco-
|vani konference v nedeli od-
poledne o 2. hodine v stejne
|mistnosti.
! Predseda p. Skalnik podeko.
val delegation "a hojnou dcast
"a zadal, ably Sc podileli v stej.
mem poctu v nedelnim zaseda.
mi. Ma to pax schulz ukoncil.
j (Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22

provedeno skutkem toto ma
nejvys prakticke sblfzenf, pro-
speje to .cesk6mu skolstvi. Tim
to nenf mfneno, aby pfestaly
existovat skolni patronaty, ma
opak bude podporen jejich "a
jem o zdokonaleni vlastni sko-
" a odpadne jim jedna povin-
most starat Sc platy ucitelG.) }
Rovn9z neni vhodne aspon v
nyn6jsf dob6 regulovat pfisp6v
Ky ma skolu, ale ponevadz spoil
kove pfisp6vky ma skolu jsou
nedostatecne, bude starosti d
stredny, ably podnikla kazdoro
cn6 sbfrku narodni dane We pro
speech ceskych svob. skol.
Ma zakonceni sveho refera-
tn zddraznil prednasejici nut
most soustred6ni ceskych svo-
bodomyslnych skol v nasem me
ste, jednak proto, ze nam rol
stou move ceske osady dosti
vzdalene cd ceskych skol, v
nichz Sc jevi potreba zrfzeni
novych trfd aspon pro mladez
mensi. Soudf, ze dbytek deti
nastal hlavn6 presldlenim kra-
jand do mist, v nichz skoly ce-
sk6 nejsou a proto jest trebs
starat Sc to, ably v takovych
castech mesta ceska skola zri.
zena byla. A to je NONE dokd
zat pouze soustred6nim.
Referat tento byl sledovar
celym zajmem, "a nejz dosts
/, 10 sc prednasejicimu hlucneht
potlesku.
Pc prednasce rozpredla 81
ziva debata, jiz Sc ujalo vice
.delegati, mezi mimi zastupct
.'p. Cimler odivodnil nutnos1
soustred6nf sko a zastupce p
,,Stibr doznal, re jeste nikdy nj
Ibyl tax ddkladne informovar
4 a : : a z1zA4
ko ma teto konferenci. Jeliko;
lpokrocila doba k zakoncen
konference, byl dan navrh, a
/, by prodlouzena byla jeste n.
pull hodiny.
/ Prikroceno bylo k navrhdn
la zpravam z jednotivych pa
ItronatI.
/ Ia broadwaysky patrona'
podal zpravu p. Skalak, sdeliv
lie jsou pro soustredeni skol.
] Zastupci zapadni strany PIP
-iValasek, Krivan a Krakora, ol
,3.jasniH stanovisko amnfcl
spolki pro soustfed6ni dosti n
/. priznivou.
! Vychodnl strana zastupce n
l,vyslala, ale pritomny zastupc
Ia tamni rad vyslovil Sc pri
znive, re jejich rad je pro slo
] cent.
: Buckeye Rd. jest rovnez pr
soustfedeni skol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22

toho, kolik dftek pfipada ma
vydrzovanf spolkdm. Ma Broad
way q ma zapadnf strane 6.5,
ma vychodnf strane Quincy Z,
ma Buckeye I'd. IL a v Mt. Plea
SAINT jiz 26.
Tento nepomer bije Primo do
.ocf. Pfihledneme-ii k poctu
clenstva zmin6nych spolkl, Sc
zname, re ma Broadway jsou
soustred6ny nejstarsi spolky
Sc sty clend a v Mt. Pleasant je
|jen 9 spolkd dohromady nepa
|trnym poctem clend.
Pfikladne ma Broadway je
10 Radd G. s. P. s., 2 nichz sa-
motny rad Svornost els. 8 ma
$40 clenn a v Mt. Pleasant Rad
Machar ma jen 26 clenh. Zde
|vidfte, jaky je to nepomer v CT
slicfch, kdyz ma jediny spolek
ma Broadway pfipada 6 dftek
! a v Mt. Pleasant 26 ditek! Ny
nj vam mize byti jasna ia ne
tsrovnalost. Dalsf pozoruhod-
nou zmenu v poslednfch 10 le-
tech lie pozorovat v ceske osa
de broadwayske, ze spousta
krajann presidlila do Mt. Plea
SAINT a rovn9z stejny pohyb z
okoli Quincy ma Buckeye Rd.
a rovnez odtud do Mt. Plea
SAINT. Vsichni ii, kdoz presidlili
z jedne osady do druhe, zGsta-
| Ii We spolcfch tam, kde bydle-
Ii drive, ale deti sve posflaji
do skoly move osade, "a ne2
by mel byt odvaden pfispevek
ma skolu, kterou navstevuji. We
|skutecnosti dostava prfspevek
"a elena patronat, jehoz je Gle.
mem. To jsou ddvody pro sou.
stredeni skol a je nespravedli'
I've, kdyz ma ma pf. Patronat '
INT. Pleasant pecovat o det
: r0d1cU. KfeTi Of8Ti ma SKOIY III
nam. To same mono rici Bu
ckeye rd. Nejjednodussim roz
(resenim teto otazky jest, ably
spolkove prispevky byly odva
deny do spolecne pokladny
Sdruzeni Ceskych Svobodomy
: slnych skol, jez by vyplacelt
sluzne vsem ucitellm a zaop;
!: tfovalo pomdcky pro skoly
Pro zaruceni lplne nestranno
sti mohli by v tomto sdruzen
: zasedati zastupci hlavnich te
lies spolkovych a .sice: Velko
;.,df&&dd }f&d 4 6: IS S. r I S.; S eekoleze J. T.
-IVelkovybory J. c. D., S. P. J.
w. c. ", Ustredni vybor ces
D soc. org, Svaz Svob., a Sokol
4 ska, .zupa severovychodnf. Tin
: bude' vyhoveno' vsem sstranam
= Kdyby snad nektera strana ne
e pfistoupila do tohoto lstfed1
: nemdze to byt ddvodem, ably 9
: statni k Will nj otaleli. Bude-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22
(POkratovanf.)

Proto mely by Sc konat kaz-
domesf6hi konference ucitel-
sk6, nebot' minf-li Sc to vazne 81
reformou svobodomyslneho
skolstvf cesk&ho v Americe,
musi il provad6t hlavne IT,,
kdoz Sc praci We skolach tech
TO venujf, totiz ucitele. v tech
to poradach rozebirala by Sc
osnova, sdelovaly vzajemne
zkusenosti, hledaly cesty a pro
stredky k jednotnostf pri w
chovs q vyueovani, odkud by
mohl vyjfti propracovany ma
met, jak soustfediti ceske svo-
bodomyslne skoly.
Velmi obsfrn9 vysvetlil ddle
zitost vyucovani dejepisu, ze-
m6pisu a zp9vu. z d9jin ces-
kych ze mdze nase mladez Ger
patti v6domosti 0 zapasech "a
pravo, pravdu a co podniknuto
bylo " minulosti j v dobe pfl-
tonne pro osvobozenf naseho
naroda. Phi vyucovani zem9pi-
su podava sc d9tem 1cta la
ska k rodne zemi jejich rodi-
cI.
Zpsvem povnza1i iduch mas
'zvlast6 v lidovych a vlastenec-
kych pisnich, avsak nesmi jich
byt snfzeno ma rdzne odrhova-
cky.
v uzav9rce sveho referatu
pfimlouval Sc "a soustredeni
vsech ceskych svob. skol v Gle
velandu.
FrednaseJIcI pYT "a JeHU re-
fer&t odm3n6n hlucnym potle-
skem. Nacez prikroceno Timed
k bodu druhemu "Otazka fl
nancni a soustfedeni skol", re-
ferent p. j. Martinek, redak-
tor Am. Del. ListI. Recnik Sc
zmlnil o predchazejicfm refe.
ratu, jenz Sc prav6 hodi jake
1vod jeho prednasky. Pravil;
Ceske svobodomyslne skolstv!
v Clevelandu must byti sledova
no ceskou pokrokovou vefejno
ST. Hlavn9 ceske spolky, kite
IS s4xydFzujs d II j. ne maj! ssedoxet
zdali skoly prospivaji nebo u
padaji. DIE lonske statistik!
mono porovnat, re odjelo dl
vlasti vice CechI, nez Sc jicl
vratilo zp6t do Ameriky. jedi
ny prfliv do spolkoveho zivot.
mono cerpat z mladeze I'd
rozene. Mali miti nase pokro
kova verejnost zajem ma ces
kych svobodomyslnych skolach
musi predem poznat stav po
treby t9chto skol. Pro inform,
ci uvedl statistiku z minuleh'
Skolniho rocniku 1921-22
Celkem navst6vovalo ceske sv'
bodomyslne skoly 794 ditek
Primerna navsteva cinila as
61O a vyucovalo 16 uciteld
18 tridach. Zapocitawli Sc k tt
muto vykaz stavu Omladil
clenstvo tvorici odrostlejsi ml'
dez v poctu 255, tedy mozn'
pocitati s navst6vou ceskycl
svob. skol pres 1000 ditek.
Srovname-li pomer Sc sta
VEN v letech 1914-17, pax roo
mix 1919-2O shledame poke
asi 0 100 ditek. A proto nesm
byt lhostejne spolkovym pra
covnikdm, clendm podpIrnycl
spolkn, socialistdm nebo Sokc
lam, ztracfme-li naSi cesko
mladez re skol. !,
Ma vydrzovani p6ti skol pr
794 'ceskych dftek musi zapla
tit cesk6 spolky pres $4,000
DIE financnich zprav "a rQ
1921 pocinaje lednenl az q
IPr9siace sPn|asel pfiiem'' 81
O38.0O a vydanf $5,032.0O. ,
nov&m rocnfku zapocato byl
vyucovani Sc $500.
Ceskych svob. spolkd v Clt
velandu je as 1870, z nichz ]
pouze SO spolkd zastoupeno '
Slcolnfch patronatech. Ma je
notlivy spolek pripada pri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22
KQNFERENCE

KQNFERENCE
Sdrlxenf cesktch SvoIodomy.
slnych Skol ' Clevelandu, O.,
kOnani " dnech Is. ! II. pro.
since 1922 ve Skolni mistnosti
' ceslk6 N&rodni Sini.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-12-14
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector November 30. 1929
PUBLICATION NOTICE

To T. ]. Kennedy, If living, and his
unknown heirs, executors, admin
fstrators, devisees, trustees and
assigns, If he be dead:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued in the District Court
of Dickinson County, State of Kan
sas, by Charles Kohler, and that you
must answer his petition filed in
said court on or before the 18th day
of January, A. D., 1928, or the same
will be taken as true. and judgment
will be rendered against you, and
each of yoU quieting the title of
said plaintiff to the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in Dick
inson County, State of Kansas, to-
wit:
The north twelve (12) feet of the
west one hundred and twenty-five
125 feet of lot number seven CO,
and the south twenty-five (25) feet
of the west one hundred and twenty
five G25) feet of lot number six go,
and all in block number six (6), in
j. M. Fishers Addition to the City
of Abilene, and forever barring and
enjoining you, and each of you, from
setting up or claiming any right,
title or interest in or to said prem
ises, or any part thereof, adverse to
the :, title Ill aIsi and right of possession of
CHARLES KOHLER,
BY HURD G. HURD, Plaintiff.
His Attorneys. 30w3t