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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

hand, but it must be remembered that
where sin abounds grace does much
more abound 1t was for this that
Jesus died-that grace and power
might be granted to his saints to
overcome the power of satan-to walk
in righteousness and true holiness.
You see the minister comforts people
in their sins and failures instead OF
convicting and sending them to the
Lord in prayer for grace to save and
sanctify. AS I read the life Of this
man I think of Paul in Rom. 12-1.
Oh, the gratitude of the life; the sac
riflce of Jesus calls for, when he has
our hands absolutely dedicated to
him as he would The jewelry will
be gone and he'd set them to doing
things that would make heaven here.
A story is told of an old sea captain
who went ashore one Sunday and got
into a little chapel. After the service
the minister spoke to the man and
found that no impression had been
made on his mind. THE fact is, sir,
said the captain, "all the while you
were preaching I was thinking about
where ! should be likely to find a
whalc-there is no room for anything
in my heart but whales Ezra's heart
was full of the god of glory and his
cause and his word. The devil has
no show or no place in a heart like
that Ananias let the devil fill his
heart with a lie. Acts 5:3. But the
disciples let the Lord fill them with
the Holy Spirit What do you want?
One has written
"In the beauty of the lilies Christ was
born across the sea,
With a glory in His bosom that
transfgures you and me;
As He died to make men holy, let
us die to make men free.
Well, says one, "Im not educated.
Never mind, what you don't know
wont hurt what what you do know
Only one of the Lords disciples was
educated and but few of the men
that God has used to move this world
were. See 1 Cor. 1889. The first
thing in a life is a real conviction
for sin. John, 11:S, and righteous
ness, verse 10, and repentance, Luke
1873. Then whole soul surrender to
the word and Holy Spirit and the
Christian life it started. The Holy
Spirit a power we get to use? No
but a power that gets us-not accord
ing to our will and liking, but to dc
the will of God here instead of Jesus
Christ.
Now, the gist of this lesson--Ezra-
was simply a man who saw the need
of Christian leadership and trusted
God for the saving and keeping power
and threw himself into the task. This
he did after he confessed his sin to
God in earnest prayer.
THE last lesson in this is the return
of the backslider. Are you a Chris
tian out of fellowship with your bless
ed Savior? Ii so. say to Him, 81 will
arise and come back" and he'll bless
your coming. J. NJ. BERWICK.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09
LONG-WAISTED FROCKS OF
YOUTHFUL DESIGN

The materials that enter into the
fashioning of these smart little frocks
are silk serge and French flannel.
The first design, in navy blue serge,
has the front and sleeves slashed, and
is trimmed with blue and green braid
arranged in underlay effect on front
and sleeves. The skirt is tucked at
the sides. Medium size requires 81
yards 54-inch material and yard of
braid, inches wide.
The kimono blouse of the second
dress is made of check flannel, but the
skirt is of serge, trimmed with fancy
braid. The neck is in round outline,
and there are inserted pocket which
may be omitted, if preferred. Medium
size requires 1 q yard 54-inch serge
and 2 yards 54-inch flannel.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. o940. Sizes, "a to 40 inches bust.
Price, IS cents.
Second Model: Dress No. oo12.
Sizes, "a to A inches bust, and Is to
20 years. Price, IS cents. s..uMn.nn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09
he provisions of the treaty itself.

the provisions Of the treaty itself.
Disclosing the attitude of the Amer
lean government, the statement adds:
The mllterahlc and respectful
policy followed by the United States
following free exercise of sovereignty
ol the South American countries which
induces her to abstain from mediating
or mixing in political questions be-
tween them without previous mutual
request of the Interested countries is
ample and effective guarantee of that
Great people whose international rep
utation has been justly attained
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

NEW CATALOGUE-Fall Edition.
Contains a fund of fine information
for the newcomer or beginner and
of great value to those already fam
liar with Florida Truck Growing. IL
you are not already receiving our
catalogue write today for copy.
KILGOSE SEED CO.. Plant City,
Fla" Thurs. 5t-8-31
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09


." mclioa! aid TO thousands of
hospitals, ana to prevent epidemic,
diseases. Mr. Hoover estimates that
while the harvest this year will be
larger than That of last year there,
is little hope of surplus, but he
states that the Amo rican Relief Ad-'
niliatr4tion supplies after the har-
vest will be devoted 20 the further
support of waif and destitute child
rem, which, with a large shifting
population. Nilt continue to be prob
8.
lie above pictures, taken at
..sa, one of the chief ports of en-.
rs Of relief supplies, show crowds
waiting for food remittance pack
ages, and the delivery OF the mater
ial constituting one of such packages
at the A, r. A, warehouse.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

There is nothing in the whole list
of flesh-healing remedies that can APP
proach Liquid Borozone in the rapid
ity with which it heals cuts, wounds,
sores. burns, or scalds. 1t is marvel.
Gus discovery. Price, soc, Coo, and
$1.2O. Sold by all druggists.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

onment not TO exceed thirty days or both iu
the discretion Of the court.
Section V.
All ordinances or parts Of ordinances in con
flct herewith are herby repealed.
Approved and passed July II. 1922.
H. c. PETTEWAY. Mayor
ATTEST II. Il. SWATTS city Clerk
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

666 quickly relieves Colds, consti-
patton, BiIiousness and Headaches. A
Fine Tonic. - ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-09

through the homage it pays to the
high principles of justice and right"
The Washington times., 1922-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE 49,
~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~.~~
WATCH +
WASHINGTON
PETWoRTH, $9,25O.
Very fine semidetached brick house,
practically new. OF seven rooms and
bath (four bedrooms). In Al condition.
Has all OF the most modern improve
ments; hot-water heat, electricity and
porehes and hardwood foors and
trim. Has a two-car garage. grape
arbor and 32 rose bushes.
NORTHEAST, $500.
Six-room and bath house In the north :.
east section that has been newly fixed
up, with n large lot in the rear. This
Is indeed a good buy. and terms can be
PARK VIEW, $4,000.
Row brick house, six rooms and bath
hot-water heat and electricity. House
is In good shape and deep lot. There
are front and back porches and a wide
alley In rear.
SHANNON 6 LUCHS
7l2 18th Sst. n. w. Main 23t6.
IS. s.O00-BEAUTIFUL n. r. location
7-room pressed brick homes; 2 baths:
hot-water heat, gas. electric lights.
sleeping porch; the entire property In
beautiful condition and vacant. Inn
mediate possession and only $500 cash
payment.
$3.50 and only 5000 cash payment. bal
ance OF payments less than rent
6-room bungalow. with 2 large porches:
modern heated and electric lights,
very large lot: good N L. location /;
one csrfare; located where property 10
increasing in value; brand new and
title perfect
have for sale hundreds of homes. good
business properties. city building lots.
| have for sale almost all the new
modern homes and new modern bum
gslows. My prices as low as the
lowest.
]. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main $500. Fr. 3993.
The Washington times., 1922-09-30
A SALE II A SALE
BEST VALUES ANYWHERE.

0UICA VNLUAS NANA NAAhANAo
| After you have learned of our remarkable
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| BILE dealer i'm town.
la. FOR YOUR COMPARISONS
BUICK192 5passenger touring This bad tire to
make the price low and value high. cost$750
Has not been enough show Probably
you're Nash booster Tell friend inspect this
sef-$725
DODGE CQUPE-1920 nicely which would please
the most exactng buyer. Higher apprasa made by
other deaers-$650.
STUDEBAKER,
3G7 10Th St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1922-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE ,s.IHousSs FOR SALE ,ss
T~~ ~ n ~~~~rNT<WT

broom single bungalow, with acres of ground
located In Berwyn, Nd of mile off boulevard for quick
sale. Price $2,S60-$3OO cash.
DOWNTOWN
suitable rooming house. located near
house, has II bath, electricity Immediate
possession. Price $s,5OO-$2,ooO cash.
WOODBRIDGE
electricity gas, furnished, heat; lot 5Ox175 Price se25O-
$500 cash.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
3story brick house, baths; hw h. cleo
tricy garage Possession 80 days Price $1l6O0
you will appreciate u block off 14th street line;
semideachabe buff BRICK II tile baths electricity,
pohes screened Price $4,000 Terms $26oo
NATIONAL CITY HEIGHTS
Badensburg northeast, 5-room frame
bungalows electricity, BATH Aoored attic front rear
porches. Price $75O0-$1,O 900 cash.
2-Family Flats
On Park road Georgia in Al condition, fiat
vacant other rented for $40 Price $65Oo$OOO cash
VIRGINIA
Located in Balson, block from line, 2story frame
house, lot 100x150 best buy Virginia. 20 min
D. c. Price $5,000-$100O cash.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
The b, buy in washingon-a fine grocery and
ket, located street N. E. $2,500.
A. N. WlLDMAN
Franklin sls7 Franklin s4Oe. sO1 9th st, N. w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
ZANIK TRETfHO DIVADLA

Osud divadla Opera House
na Euclid, ktere jest prave W.
bouravano, bude pristlm ty-
dnem sdileti zname ,burleskni
divadlo Empire blize vych. 8.
ul. Posledni predstaveni bu-
de teto soboty. Postaveno by
10 Y. 1901 a bylo tehdy prvnim
podnikem vaudevilnim V Gle
velande posledm dobou opa-
novala jeho jeviste burleskni
fraska, ktere take dokonci je-
no umeleckou karieru. Diva
dlo Star, V nemZ peStovan by
repertoir podobneho sm6ru by
10 pred nedavnem prestehova.
no do Colonial divadla. Jed.
MIN celnejSich majitelu Em.
pire divadla byl znamy poll.
tik r. X. Hynicka z Cincinna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
DOPADENY PAREk NEBEZ.
PECNYCH LUPICU.

V hotelu Cleveland zatcen
byl V sobotu parek, V jehoz
maietku nalezeno bylo nejen
podezrele mnozstvi sperku, a
le celia garnitura nastrojn, po
trebnych k provad6ni remesl-
nych loupezi. Ia vysetrovani
nebyla policie dalsiho podezre
nj, re muz zena jsou We sty-
cich Sc Ctyfmi BOstonu Zatce-
nymi muzi, kteri Sc dne 18. u
nora dopustili Aurora vylou-
peni pokladny, pri kterezto pri
lezitosti ukradli as $4,000 dol.
Dva bostonskych zatcencu
byli vcera bertilonskym syste-
mem usvedceni, re jsou totozni
S dvema muzi, kteri byli led
nu ma vych. 9. ul. zatceni ma
podezreni loupeze. Tenkrate a
i. museli byti pro naprosty ne
dostatek dukazu propusteni. V
Bostonu Sc prozradili pri poku-
su prodati "a $4,000 bondu u
kradenych V kostele V Aurora
krone toho byly u jednoho z
Mich nalezeny hodinky pocha-
zejici z teze kradeze. Lupici
.ltli spadeno hlavne ma koste-
~ a residence zamoznejsich h
vrstev. Die zprav detektivu
mela Sc liz zatcena zena pri-
znati, re muz jejl jest remesl-
nvm lupicem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
"LUCERNA".

Dram. Odb. legionar1 'VGel-
ka' proved vcera ma jevisti
Ceske Narodni Sine ma Broad
way krasnou Jiraskovu hru
"Lucerna", jejiz predvedenl
'sledovano bylo $ pochopitel-
nym zajmem pres okolnost,
re npravovanim peknych seen
cele predstaveni ponekud ne
obvykle Sc protahlo. Navst6-
WI nemohla ZmenSiti ami pre-
krasna jarni pohoda vcerejsi
ned6le. Souhra i vypraveni by
ly primo znamenite a celia wee.
rejsi hra byla opravdu "a ne
obvykle ucasti naSeho obecen.
stva udalosti prvniho radu
Cinnost dram. odboru "Vcel
ka' byla 'Lucernou' dustojn,
ZakOncena a usp6ch muze by
ii povzbuzenim k dalsi CHINO
sti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
~ X O u D E l. u :"
v els. 4735 Broad ay.

k nakupu kvetovanych perka-
lii (flowered percales) 36 pal
Gu sirokych, velmi peknvch
vZorku a osvedcenych barev---
yard "a pouhych 16lacentI
pravldelna cena 29c. Tyto
perkaly, jez jsou We velike OBJ
libe, jsou NOVINKOU ' lat
kach ma zastery saty pro da-
my i pro divky a poptavka po
Mich je vseobecna = Zasoby
jsou jen omezene.
Soucasne nabizime yam pla-
tho ma uterky (toweling) IT,.
palce Stroke, pravidelne hod-
noty Is cent? Ia POLOVICNI
CENU 7la cent? - neopomen-
te Sc zasobiti.
Pro cely pax tyden pripravi-
Ii jsme veliky vyber divcich So.
tysovych obleku pro jarrl 8
letni obdobi, velikosti Cd 2 dc
IA rokd, velmi vkusne sitvcl
z rozmanitych vzorku, pev
nych barev a dobre kvality zs
mensi jak POLOVICN1 CENU
Prijd'te a presvedcte Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
ENEMA DOMACfHO RADU
We WARRENSVILLSkE
ROBOTARNE.

Y pondeli dopoledne byly
podniknuty prvni kroky, ably
Sc robotarna We Warrensville
nestavala prnpravnou skolou
zlocineckou, ale skutetne Il
stavem karnym. Mayor Fred
kohler, totiz schvalil plan, die
ktereho nebude dovoleno zayi-
rati vezne, ktefi Sc dostayajl
do robotarny poprve spoleGne
Sc starVmi, otrlymi kriminalni-
ky. Dosavadnim systemem
byli zejmena mladistvi provi-
nilci starymi praktiky ma dra-
re zlocinu vyucovani vSelikym
zpusobum "vedam' tax re
misto polepseni, vychazeli ven
vyzbrojeni dal5imi zku5enost-
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
MOVE KRMIVO.

Farmari V Chagrin Falls a
South Brooklyne konali pokusy
novym krmivem. Jsou to otru-
by kakaovych bobu, iez az do
nedavna byly bezcennym Cd
padkem pfi vyrobe cokolady.
DE nekterych zprav svedci no
W "jidelni listek' zejmena dol
nicim, neb bylo shledano, Re
novym krmivem Sc stava NILE
ko tucnejSim. Al dosud sc ka-
kaovych otrub uzivalo jake
hnojiva ac nikoli s nejakym
podstatnejsim vysledkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
kDYZ JEST cLOVEK ZAPO.
METLIVYM.

V sobotu ulozil 81 mattel Gu
krovinkoveho obchodu Joseph
Hyman, 1219 Central ave. s.
+. do prazdne krabice cd dout
niku peniZe, S24.00, = re pc
zavreni odnese je domu. Zapo-
mel vsak ma ne. V nedeli pri-
sli do obchodu diva "kostymri'
hosi, kterl prosili 0 nejakou
prazdnou skutulku Hymar
jim dial krabici S dollary. Vzpo.
mel 81 pozdeji, re vlastne byla
jedna z Mich jeho improvisova.
nou pokladnou a proto pozada
policii, ably mu byla napomoc
ma k zjisteni nedobrovolne po
darovanych hochu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
NAVRAT KALiFORNSKTCH
VYLETNfKU.

Y sobotu navstivil mas p. j.
f. Vorel, jenz Sc prave Sc svoji
choti vratil nekolikamesitni
cesty ma osvezenou po Kalifor-
nil. Oba take zmineneho clle
dosahli a vraci sc mezi mas po-
siln6ni a osvezeni. Ia liceni
kalifornskych dojmn prozradil
nam prichozi krajan, re take
druhy parek vyletnikd, NAME
le Linhartovi mali namifeno
liz domu a podobne navstivi
Cleveland i byvaly mas soused
p. Kamil Wiesenberger.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
DRAHY POCfNAJf OBJED.
NAVATI MATERIAL.
Wrist vyroby aut o 80 proc.

Ze Sc stagnace kovoprdmy
slu co nevidet opetne ozivi, ma
svedcovaly by okolnosti, re Sc
odhodlaly drahy konecne OBJ
jednati potrebny material. Az
dosud cekaly po celou radu me
sicI, az Sc ponekud ceny usta-
Ii a dnes hodlaji nakupovati V
takove mire, re 0 necenl podob
mem nehylo slyseti cd +. 1920.
Ia normalnich dob byly vzdy
drahy teto zemi jinde nej-
vetsimi zakazniky ocelarske-
no prnmyslu. Spotrebuji vice
jak petinu americke ocele. TAX
bylo objednano dvojnasobne
mnozstvi vozd nakladnich pro
ii lonsku a take Sc spravka-
mi bude zapocato V neobvy-
KLEIN meritku. Zeleznicni OBJ
jednavky V ocelarnach vzpruzi
neobytejne cinnost, jelikoz Sc
ocelarnam dostava znaCnych
objednavek z tovaren ma auta.
Ia mesic brezen bylo z Gle
velandu vyvezeno o 32 procent
hotovych aut vice nez-li v uno-
ru sice jsou V statistice uda-
ny stroje, ktere odeslany byly
bud po vode neb drahou, tax
re mozno letosni vyrobu odhado
vati 65 procent vyse nezli V
breznu roku lonskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
NENECHTE ST UJlTI

pfilezitost, iez Sc YAM nasky-
tuje behem pfistich til dnn, V
pondeli, utery a We stredG vc
vyprodeji, poradanem "a prl-
cinou st6hovani V neiblizsich
dnech We striznim obchod6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
PROGRAM SOBOTNfHO o.
TEVRENf NOVEHO AUDI
TORIA.

Y sobotu vecer uspOradana
bude zahajovaci slavnost ve-
fejna koncertem Clevelandske-
no orchestra sile IT'S muzu,
pfednesem sboru Singer Gu
benz a Harmonic Clubem a SO
~ ma varhany, jez representa-
il sumu 100000, hranymi Z.
4. Kraftem. Prvnim cislem bu
de americka hymna. nacez ma
sledovati budou hudebni cisla
Ii zpevy, z nichz dve budou ne
mecka, Wagner a Haendel, je-
dino italske, Verdi, francouzske
Berlioz, mad 'arsko nemecke,
Franz Lizst, mensi skladby a
mericke; skladby komponisttl
slovanskych byly uplne opome
nuty vzdor okolnosti, re diri-
gent Clevelandskeho orchestra
Jest "Slovan' Nikolaj Soko-
low a celia fada vynikajicich hu
debniku pGvodu ceskeho i slo-
vanskeho. Odpoledne Romano
bude oficielni prevzeti budovy
mayorem a pax nasledovati bu
de verejna prohlldka "a vojen-
skeho koncertu. Program nedel
nj ma kterem Sc budou podlle-
ii spojene zp6vacke spolky ne
mecke, nebyl dosud ustanoven
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
DRAMATICKY KRUZOK
GEN. M. r. STEFANfK.

sehral velmi uspesne drama
"Hrob lasky", del venkovske
no zivota ma Slovensku. Jedi
ny syn Martin, re zamozn6
selske rodiny Sc zamiluje do
chudobne divky Johanky a
Ivzdor odporu matky pojme il
ia manzelku. Tchyne nenavi-
di il k smrti, uStvala il a Mar
tin utrpenlm mad ztratou milo
vane Johanky tez zemrel. He
lenka, ktera po smrti Johanky
Sc dc Martina zamilovala, po
smrti Martina seSilela. Velmi
dojemne sceny byly pfesne
provedeny; tanec nocnich vii,
kdy sc Johanka zjevila Marti-
novi a pax kdyz pratele Marti-
ma navStivili jeho hrob, kdy
Helenka re zarmutku upada v
sllenstvi.
Kazdy 2 Gcinkujicich Sc pri
emil, ably souhra byla bezvad-
ma. Pfi divadle ucinkovali: z.
Dyr, J. Lasner, M. Ilavska, M.
Rohat. J. Ilavsky, A. Dortak,
O. TeXtoris. ]. Gergel, O. Ii
chance, G.. Kazar, j. Hudec. J
ICuvaj, J TeXtoris, H. Zajac, P.
ITrnavsky, p. Opatovsky, A.
| ReSetar, V. Dolan, M. Sovis. Nj
| IIlavsky, M. MareSek, A. Krc.
| Divadlo fidil l.. Krc a rezii
vedl G.. Sovis.
Jeviste bylo peclive uprave-
no a zvlast' narodnl slovenske
i. | kroje poutaly vSeobecnou po-
lzornost. Navsteva byla velmi
, cetna tax ze do fondu pro po-
staveni pomniku gen. M. +
: Stefanikovi, pro ktery ncel d.
vadlo poradano bylo, pfibude
J. Znacny vyt6aek.
: Jak nam bylo sdeleno, ma
zbudovani pomniku Gen. M
! r. Stefanikovi v nekterem
: |Zdejsim parku, Sc jiz pres diva
: roxy PRAGUE.
i S'ovenska !iga. kde ie pred
: J. Kacir. tai J. Valentin, pokl
: M. Petras, dala podnet toni
| podniku a zvolila pomnikovi
vybor: preds. l.. Krc, tai. P
: Koncoly, pokl. M. Horenciar
: Bronzova socha jest jiz objed
: mana Praze a podstavec q,
-zuly bude zhotoven Zde
: Clevelandu. Die pokroku. ia
Ky tomto podniku Ia 2 rok.
ucinen byl, jest vid6ti, iak bra
! tri Slovenske ligy, kdyz Sc led
na slechetny podnik, dove
: dou svorne uspesne pracovat
h +. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
l7-LETY MOCH Sc. ZASTRE
LII Z NESTASTNE LASkY.

V naruci sveho spolubydlici-
no Adama Komacky, zemrel
17-lety Lawrence Adamov
jenz 81 vpalil V sebevrazednem
umyslu kuli V srdce. proto, re
byl odmitnut devcetem, ie2
miloval. Mlady sebevrah by
povolanim naterac a bydlel y
{. 1926 Regent ave. Mllenka
jez pohrdla ieho laskou, slouz
nekde V Cleveland Heights.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
AkADEMIE. SOkOLA
CLEVELAND.

- "oiit 'SSi SJoi Joi III htu>
lie byla zjevnou a take ucin-
nou nepritelkynl vtereJSlch "a
bav, jak pozorovati bylo ma
vst6v verejnych naSich budov,
V nichz prav6 jest V poslednim
tazeni zimni leto5ni sezona. Do
| telocviGny ma Quincy ave. do
stavila Sc sice navSteva dosti
tetna, ale nikoli takova jak by
10 oGekavano.
Program byl velice p6kny a
zejmena Sc nam llbily hry nasi
mladeze, jez bavily zivosti. D.
vodem k pofadu byla pekna
rec hosta Clevelandu, p. Jozy
Havranka, jenz pTesyedCivymi
slovy kladl duraz ma zachovani
vzpominky u naSeho cesko-a-
merickeho dorostu ma jeji pu-
vod pianim, by do prislovec-
neho liz taviciho kotle narod-
nosti vnesla jen characteristic
cky dobre vlastnosti svych
| pfedku.
Jednotliva tisla, neimlad-
Slch zaku zakyn, pax doroste-
mex vyplnoyala Sc zdarem prv-
nj dill, ktery S velkym uspe-
chem pozvedla p. A. Mareso-
va vzletnou pisnl M. Hesse
"Pod svobody praporem". -
Zpev jeii Sc tax libil, re muse
la, donucena bourlivym potle.
skem pfidati jeSte jednu pi-
sen.
Ne mensim prekvapenim by.
| 10 zahajeni druheho oddilu
kde pridano move clslo. Pc
zdravili jsme totiz ma jevisti
| pevecky odbor, jenz zapel ger
tovnou SmeS z narOdnlch pisn
a pax jeste ma pridanou ODE
censtvo roziaril popularnin
HaSlerovVm popevkem "Bii,
kvitek". Priznavame Sc, i,
jsme byli mile prekvapem ;
mluvime jiSte Ia vsechny pri
tonne, kdyz vyslovujeme pfa
nj, ably odbor znovu OIL a po
kraGoval ne meme statecne
timto smerem. Druhy oddl
: vyhrazen byl vetsinou tlenstv'
: krone cisla Sc svihadly, jez by
4 10 provedeno dorostenkaml. Sc
: kolice provedly telecvlcny ia
i nee cviceni s krouzky a soko
0 love cviCili ma bradlech ia
: koncili pofad skupinami. !
: zaveru promluvil nekolik srd
: Gnych SLOW starosta Sokola Gle
0 veland br. +. Kavan.
y Lvi podil ma vcerejsi akadt
mil pfislusi cviciteli sboru bl
J. A. Pankovi, ienz $ pill a hot
!. zevnatosti jemu vlastni tell
l. cvicna cisla nacvicil a fidil. L
i cha jeho prace, jez patrna
l. kazde malickosti 81 uznanl p
mo vynucu]e.
j. Pfi Akademii pusobila 5,
D kolska hudba, jez zasluhui
taktez chvaly. Prubeh celeb
10 vecirku byl skutecne naladoI
II jedine co bychom vytkli, b
v la ponekud slaba ncast obece
"a stva, ktere by nikdy meme
J. zapominati svych povinnos
vuci sboru tax sna2ivemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10
OPRAVA ORNAMENT UMR.
I'll Pr. kRISTINY RAU-
SOVE.

V sobotnim oznameni umrti
pi. Kristiny Rausove octla Sc
nemilym nedopatfenim chyba
vynechanim jmena syna p. E.
mila Rausa, kterouz timto do
plnkem opravujeme.
The Jasper news., 1922-10-26
REAL HUMAN sElnos

To write that iona Gales Miss
Lulu Belt" Is good reading Is like
carrying Goals to Newcastle"-
only more SO. As almost every
body Knows, the story is so unmis-
takably real American stun that
there was an Immediate demand
for its dramatization. With little
change Il was put on the stage.
The play was as successful as the
book. IL took the Pulitzer prize for
1921. The judges declared Il the
hest American play Of the year.
tending TO increase the educational
value OF the stage and raise the
standards OF manners and morals.
Miss Lulu Betr' depicts small
town life IN the Middle West with
stark realism. Her characters are
everyday human people. The life
ls everyday life The author has
achieved triumph In that she has
given us stark realism which Is
free from the grossness with which
II 10 popularity associated. And the
story is good reading beside-dont
forget thati
Miss Gale lives In Portage. wis,
where she has written q dozen now
els and scores Of short stories
She's a college woman and got into
literature via the best route-work
on a newspaper.