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New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
81 100000 1heater and Studio
Building for West .56tIl ST.

Preliminary plans were fled with
the Manhattan Building Department
yesterday by Mckenzie, Voorhees, &
Gcmlin and II. r. Brewster, architects,
for q twelvc-story theater and studio
building the Sidem Building Company,
Harold d. Thompson president, is to
seventh Street. The improvement will
cost s1,2o0,00o, according to the archi-
tects. Little details of the proposed
building We're shown in the plans filed.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Mrs. Barlow S. Weeks Takes
Apartment in Park Ave,

Pease & Gilman leased apartments
at 81 Park Avenue, which Schroeder &
Koppell are building at the northeast
corner of Thirty eighth Street, to Mrs.
Barlow S. Weeks, widow of the late
justice of the Supreme Court; at $50
Park Avenue, an apartment of ten
rooms and three baths, to Mrs. F. T.
Frelinghuysen; at 1876 West Seventy
fifth Street to Eric G. Landgren, and
at 315 West Seventy-ninth Street to
Mrs L. Tierney
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
29.25@29.75c; Straits shipments, 90 II
@2e.75c; standard, 2S@2s. SOC, and 90
per cent at 29c asked Copper dull;
standard spot, April and May, 1237hc
asked, and electrolytic spot, April and
May, 12.25@12.75c. Lead firm; New
York spot, 4.S0@495c, and East ST.
Louis spot, 46otd4.s0c. Zinc firm; New
York spot. 5.15c, and East ST. Louis
SPOT, 475G4oOc
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Henry r. Hoyt Bronx Lots
To Be Sold at Auction To-day

The first large sale Of Bronx lots
since the adoption last week, by the
Board of Estimate, of the tax exemp-
tion law extension to April l, 1923, is
to be held to-day by Joseph P Day in
the Vesey Street salesroom. The sale
comprises IT'S lots in the Eastchester
and Gun Hill Road section of the
Bronx, in which immediate vicinity
many homes have been erected in the
last year. The lots are to be sold for
the estate of the late Henry r. Hoyt
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
IntercOntinental Rubber

The full report Of the Interconti-
mental Rubber Company for the wear
ended December 81, 1921, shows a
dehcit. after all charges and taxes. of
s25,335, compared with net profits of
6,135, equivalent to 12 cents share
earned on the s29031 900 capital stock
IN the preceding year. The securities
held at the close of the year we're
s58l ,a7b, compared with S1,O14Oa,
Cash on hand increased in 1921 to
S29,575, as against 1920 in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Takes Over Ingersoll Assets

The Waterbury Clock Company, pur-
chaser of the assets of Robert H. In
gersoll & Bro. yesterday took posses
sion of the property of the latter con-
Germ. In accordance with an order
made by John Jo Townsend, referee in
bankruptcy. the sale of the assets by
Edward H. Childs, the trustee, was con-
frmed earlier in the week
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Award Contract for S254,I75
Public School for Elmhurst

The City of New York has awarded
the contract for constructing Public
School 102 at Elmhurst, according to
Browns Letters, Inc, Construction
Reports. The building will be erected
on Van Horn Street, between Lewi,-
Avenue and Laconia Street, and will
be erected by the Blenton Building
Corporation. The cost of the general
construction totals $254,175.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Rent Long Island Homes

William J. Roome & Co., Inc,
rented for Mrs. j. Cornelius Rath-
borne, of Harvey, La, her property at
Westbury, L. l., which she recently
purchased from Russell Lloyd Jones, to
Mrs. L. Stuart Wing; also for Mrs.
Henry Wigglesworth her property ad-
joining the Links Club at Manhasset,
L. l., which she recently completed, to
William P. 7. Preston.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
kardOs & Burke Creditors

CHICAGO, April 5.-Creditors here
of the bankrupt firm of Kardos e.
Burke, New York brokerage house,
unanimously agreed last night to ac-
cept the company's offer of payment in
three years on their claims. They
agree to accept 10 per cent cash, 10 per
cent at the end of each of three six
month periods and 20 per cent at the
end of each of three additional six
month periods.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Stocks Ex Dividend

.,s,e p%'e; Name Per ct
April 14-Alled Chemical &. Dye
April 1o--AmerIean Coal Co. of Al
April 7-American Ice Co. Is.
April 7--American Ice Co. pfd - IL
April 1o--American Shipbuildng Co.
April 1o--Ameriean shipbuildng CO.
April 15-Associated Dry Goods Corn.
lst pfd ..............
April l5-Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
April S-Delaware, Lackawanna &.
Western r. r. Co ~ IL
Aprli lo--tamous Player -Lasky Corp.
April 7-aeperal peq Motors Corn nfd r.
April General Motors Corp. n: Is "a
April General Motors Corp. Is
April 1o--Har bison Walker Refining
Co. pfd ..........,.. H.
April 5-International Paper Co pfd 4
April 7--International Paper Co 10
stpd pfd .... 1lh
April ls-Loose Wles Biscuit Co. LIST
April 15-LiIna Locomotive Works 9'
Inc, pfd ......... ~
April s-N. Y, Chicago g. ST. Louis .
r. r. Co, lst pfd . IA
April s--N. Y, Chicago & St. Louis -
r. r. Co. I'd pfd . 1h
April 12-Northern Pacific Ry. Co. IL
April 7-Pittsburgh Coal Co. Of
Pennsylvania ... 1ls
April 7-Pttsburgh Coal Co Of
Pennsylvania. pfd 1ih
April ls-Reading Co. ...........
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
New Homes for HTa,naroueck

Edward C. Griffin sold seven lots on
Chatsworth Avenue in Mamaroneck to
Charles Freda and Rosina Foti, who
will erect several houses. The same
broker leased for Gerard J. Kluyskens
his new stucco cottage and garage at
SO Stuyvesant Avenue, Larchmont Park,
to Bayard D. Lipps. of Bethlehem. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Sells Dwelling From Plans

Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, sold for the
Bliss Street Realty Company, Inc,
from the plans, a two-family house at
28 Heiser Street, Long Island City, 25
400. to j. Roland Duffin.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Estate Sells Five-Story
Building in Leonard ST,

Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc, sold for
the Central Union Trust Company,
as trustee, II Leonard Street, five
story and basement building, to the
Hardwick Realty Company, represented
by Sheldon A. Du Cret. The property
has been purchased as an investment.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Invest in BroOkIyu Realty

The McInerneyKlinck Realty Com
pany sold the three-story stone apart
ment at 1906 Fifth Avenue, 20x1oe, for
Diedrich Scheffer.
Z. V. Pescia & Co. sold for Crissi A.
Levi the 2h story residence at 100
Bay Thirty first Street, 60x100.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
New WadswortI1 Terrace Flat

The Loring Construction Company
is to erect q story apartment at 80
to 88 Wadsworth Terrace, 140x84, at
cost of $2i0,000, according to plans
filed by E. Roth, architect, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

COLONIAL residence, rooms and s,,..
lot 120x251. North Broadway srcIrgr
residential section; fre old shsds f-.,,
shrubbery. lawns efc nigh ground o-..
looking water convenient 10 y. Y. G.,
tral stations and trolley within 2 bIoe,,
right price for in mediate sale Yort.,
Realty xcbange. 389 So. Broad,,-
Phone Yonkers $500
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Commercial Credit

Commercial money rates continue
comparatively easy. Prime commercial
paper yesterday discounted in good vol
ume at 4 Y per cent, with less desirable
paper discounting at 4a4 and S per
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Long Island

BRIGHTwATERs 7. I.-Tron,,--
Harbor ccolptoo.rtahle Colonial 4 sw.lsss. i"s
rooms. baths. perfect oras- - u
garage: porch ano vladoms gor.s,., "a
largo plot. only RI 800 'eo' 81
Also near Yacht Haroor co,,.
rooms and bath, stean heat: e..
only $500. terms and POSSESSION ''os %
r. p. B. II. W. AcEERsov
"a Codrt st. BROOKLYN. .ns
Head OF Yacht Hsrbor. Rrtghtvs.s,,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor, the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
Klrschner, Walter Il uelrnan:
Waldman, Louise I Barnett; F'O'''0
June Is. 1921 ............ 277e1
Weiss, VIM F-R NJ Chapman; Dec.
~, 1s. 1915 .............c 452.7s
Flar Building Corp Ono G Gent
M Bank of N Y: Mar s. ioi7
tcanceled) ......... $3.50
Angel Construction Co (Carmine
C1off and Sorgi Genovesi)--I
Sciacca; May IA, 1915 Cancel
ea' ''''.''.. ............... HAIL
Vingut BENZ H--Gotlaw Ga
rage CO. Feb %, 1922 ........ 1os.3o
July 81 1921 ................ 36795
JaineLsame; IahnS. July l3 1921 355.45
Kaufman. Maurice B.ii / b Ro. S0S'2o
sen; June H. 1912. 1921
Levinson, Moses and Belle c.
Finkenberg; June IA, 1920. ll512
Paros Film Corp and VIM L sher
rryy-oMolrving ryyoo Ntl Bank; Jan 10,
Leyinson. Nose. and Belle c. A2'S0
F,inkenberg; Apr 3. 1922. 1461S
'onnstone. M. Sas, Joseph HIS Brill ct
Levlnson, Moses. and Belle c.
u,au u FI11nktenoerg; I1,,ts; Dec 20. 1919. s.1s15s
SioLll--FlerCe, Butler & Pierce
Mfg Co; Jan 28, 1915 (canceled) 1.34327
Cioffi. Carmine--Maroo Bros. Inc;
April &c, 1915 .:.............. 1.os4s4
Levine. Aaron H, and Joseph
Wang-M Ginsberg Dec 81.
l9zl .,;:......... ......... 1860 20
Aiess--T Grodofsky; FEB 16
y 1921 ;;.,,;.:: :......, 1.oeo.s5
and Warren Hubbard-Waldorf
Astoria. Inc March 81, 1922
, tvacated1 ,:............... 1,71215
10. 1921 34377
N Marabour and Ostrich Feath-
er Co, Inc-Etco Trading Corp;
April 8, 1922 ..... 484 On
sayio, Benedetto-W. Green; Nov
8, 1920 ................. 145oa
Weiss, VIM F---S G Chapman:
Jan 20. 1918 ................. 1o7o2
In Bronx County
Goldreyer, Charles-W est chester
Electric Supply Co; June a.
1918 ...;;....; :..:....... s243sa
ct al; July 26, 1920 ... 1.2os "a
Same--Same; March "a, 1916 2202
Wechsler. Samuel, and Ralph Katz
III NJ Nakachian; June o. 1921 1O40 30
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
REAL TSTaTF-s.Ir op -
Manhattan

LESS THAN .2Ass.
THREE STORY Inr1no
LIGHT ( R0r-FT
TERMS. '''oORS
Will CONSIDER "a oo5 c.su
& HOBBS 1872 w.g =,
WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO wrT- WIZ -
APARTME MENT HOUSES ON Io1;l. LLshs
y EFT LEASES What HAVE AVE- yo.9as Tenn
OFFER? SLAWSON 4 HOBBs I 80 Iog IT,, I
I'D ST. ~ WES
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

EAST GRANDCHILDREN handsome. con.
Portable, eight-room apartment. ug.,
and airy. every convenience. s.. 500: e,
or two year lease, also one. sublet su-,
ner; quiet. hiEh-class house for refrg
Law abiding. middle-aged people oRT
very convenient Lackswsnna and Nss.
ark trolley. Call 500 William st. or ,e.
phone owner. Bowling Green 26eo.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
West~lfeaer

CHOICE SUBURBAN APAsTxrx,
Modern Duplex Home, large corns- ~.
SIX rooms, al modem convenience. n. M.
LIST; Christian family: goo n -, =,
Tribune. 1"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
New Jersey
East Orange

FREE list Of honses for sale and rent v,~
VAN WINKLE CO. Rutherford, n
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Judgments Filed
In New YOrIx County .

The following Judgments were hIed yes
tcrday, the first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
TO LET-FURNIsHID
Manhattan

73D ST, 12s WEST GIotel No5.l,on,-
Newly decorated and furnished one. IN
three outside rooms. bath: elevated. 81.
face cars. subway; room. bath. $50 mou..J
and up; fun hotel service; restaurant.
s1ST ST. columbus av) (Hotsl Colonial
Newly decorated. furnished: -
outside rooms. bath, elevated. surface can
subway; $50 room, bath; full hotel surface
restaurant.
3sTH ST. and Broadway Euclid HALL -
Two, three rooms, furnished. week
month. Tel. Schuyler 500
93D ST. AT MADISON Av. (Hotel Ashtur)
Newly decorated and furnished one. ,Ea
three outside rooms and bath; buses, sr.
face cars. subway; $40 weekly up; fgl sct.l
service. restaurant
TO LET attractiyely furnished apt Mr
5th av.. reasonable rent. Circle sssS
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURNlsHE

Brooklyn
rooms. alcove. tile bath, parquet hoc1
ali Improvements: private house; $50; sea
between IS week days Phone NAL,
S433
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

Continued on page twenty -two)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-16

A col6red woman who jumped from
an express train running north at
good rate of speed Friday morning
struck the newly laid concrete rather
hard and received some painful bruis-
es. DR.. Jacobs was at the depot at
the time and went to the woman who
vas apparently dead, but she soon
reused up and enquired for her hat.
She had gotten on the train at Lanes,
unnoticed by the train crew.
In spite of much unfavorable
weather work on KingstreeS streets
is progressing rapidly. Monday was
fair, warm and pleasant but since
that time it has been cool, and cloudy
with copious rains yesterday after
noon and last night. A special no
tice was sent out by the Meteoro-
logists office at Charleston yester-
day predicting a cold wave and stated
tfat the temperature would fall thir-
ty degrees or more within next thir-
ty-six hours. It is much cooler here
to day but as yet the fall in tempera-
ture has not been so great.
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u. D. c. Meeting Held.

The February meeting of the Will
l:amsburg Chapter U. D. c., was held
Friday, February 110 at the home Of
Miss Emma Gordon.
There were 10 members present in
Guiding Mrs. B. E. Clarkkson, a new
member, and Mrs. Clarence Ais
brook, an applicant for membership.
The president reported that let
te, had been received from the au-
thorities in charge of the Rescue
Orphanage in Columbia thanking the
chapter for the aid sent them.
Mrs. Harry Britton was appointed
publicity chairman for the local
chapter. Her duty as stated by the
president, is to send a copy Of the
minutes to the county paper and to
the general Publicity Chairman U. D.
C. for "The State.
The chapter then decided that the
president should have the authority
10 appoint a committee to serve with
the hostess in arranging for a So
cial hour to follow the business meet
ing; this committee to be known as
a program committee.
The members of the program COM
mittee for the next meeting are as
follows: Mrs. J. F. McFadden, Miss
Marian McFadden and Miss Agnes
Erckmann.
Mrs. P. G. Gourdin then read an
interesting paper on darlington, the
Home of Lee" written by Mrs. A. A.
Campbell, Historian General U. D. c.
At the conclusion of the meeting
the hostess served q tempting salad
course with coffee.
Mrs. Harry Britton, Secretary.
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items Of Local Interest
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1922

DR.. 1. N, Boyd was in Kingstree
yesterday.
Mr.. Charlie Levi of Andrews, was
a visitor in Nngstree Monday.
ssss
Mr.. Wilbur Eaddy spent Sunday
il, Lake City with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Britton spent
several days last week in Columbia.
Mr.. Henry Whitton Of Boston,
Mass, visited friends here last week
end.
Miss Matte Timmons spent the
past weekend with her parents in
Manning.
Miss Agnr Erckmann spent last
weekend in Charleston with her
home fol-
R. ]. Kirk, Esq, of Florence,
spent Monday here on professional
s business.
Attention is called to the legal ad'
vertisements on page three OF this
newspaper.
Mr.. Lawrence Swails spent Sunday
in Florence with his mother, Mrs
T.. E. Swails.
Mr.. H. P. Brown of Lane, was
business visitor to Kingstree Monday
OF this week.
Mr.. J. P. Wheeler, prosperous
fsmcr, Lake City route 2, paid us a
peasant call Monday.
Mr.. E. H. Carsten, one of Cades
enterprising merchants, called on us
while in town Monday.
Next Wednesday, February 22 being
Washington's birthday, the banks OF
Kingstree will be closed.
Mrs. G.. D. Jacobs had as her guest
several days this week, her mother
Mrs. Wilkins from Gaffney.
Messrs. ]. M. G. Eaddy, H. E. Fad,
DIV and A. E. Flowers OF Hemingway
were in town Monday on business.
Asss
Miss lite Oliver and Mrs. R. L
Gibbons of Greelyville, were Kingstree
visitors Wednesday of this week.
Miss Estelle Shuler of Monks Corn
er. spert the past weekend here as
the guest of Miss Hattie Thomas.
ssss
Miss Dordie McGill has returned
from Florence, where she spent sew
n e,al DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Gregg
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. DuBose ano
Mrs. n. C. McFadden of Sardinia
visited friends in Kingstree Monday
,,., m.:'h. of D,r,;ro
MISS 80 ~. w.. ,roel, ona hore .,
toh' Spen' s H.. r. ~ and F1or,
the guess VI - ~
ei'ce jaws
Mr.. A. C. Swails left Tuesday fol
New York and Baltimore to make
spring purchases for the kingstre(
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-Hastings Mung beans
the most wonderful producer and
soil builder ever introduced-noth-
ing better for hay and stock feed.
Limited quantity of seed on sale at
r. J. Burgess store at 90c the
pound. Fer further particulars con-
corning this wonderful new bean
see Mr.. Burgess. Seed grown by
H. A. Kennedy. 2-16-2tD.
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LOST-One Lavallicre, necklace with
diamond ard pearls. Supposed to
have come loose and dropped on
street somewhere in Kingstree.
Liberal reward will be paid for re-
turn to The County RECORD Office.
ZIG if.
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EGGS FOR SITTING Rhode Island
Reds, White Leghorns and Anconas
at $1.50 for Is; Brown Leghorns
and Manorcas at $500 for Is, all
single comb variety. S. W. Minis,
Kingstree. PIG 8tp.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-Man with car to sell the
best Ford Oil guage made. $4,000
per week and extra commissions.
Benton Harbor Accessories Co.,
Benton Harbor, Mich. 1tp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-16

ATTENTION POTATO PLANTERS
Pure Porto Rico potato seed from
the vine. Send in your orders ear
ly, or at least let me know HOY,
much to reserve for you; first OF
March time to bed. One dollar per
bushel, $50 bushels for sale. NJ. W..
Rogers, Hemingway, S. c., routel.
1tp.
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Send us your order for Job Print
ing. We only do the best work.
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LOST-Black and tan female hound
dog, small split in one ear. Disap-
peared during Christmas week. Re-
ward for information or return to
S. v. Duke, Kingstree, route /. 1tp
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To prevent a cold take 666.
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666 quickly relieves a cold.
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W IT'D % -'''E falA pea.
f- ",s', coc \ ftc ae"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
ROZVINUTf PRAPORU so.
KOLA KOMENSKY,

Mad nasi nejmladsi telocvic-
nou jednotou zavlaje Ultra po-
prve vlastni prapor, pod KITE
rym kraceti bude dale ma mno-
hoslibne zacate draze. Slav-
most konati sc bude "a 1casti
vsech sokolskych Short mist
Mich a zapocne o 1. hodin6 od-
poledne velkym prGvodem X
spolkovemu domu ma vych.
131. ul. Po odhalvn1 spolkove
zastavy nasledovati bude verej
ne cviceni, po jehoz skoncenf
nasledovati pax bude volna
zabava pri sokolske hudbe.
Slavnostni vybor zAda CO nej-
zdvorileji, ably obyvatelstvo
vych. 131. ul. kudy Sc bude
slavnostni prdvod brati domy
vyzdobilo vlajkami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
LUPIC UTEKL z PASTI.

Dnes kratce po pGlnoci vra-
cell Sc z obrazkoveho divadla
Max Schachtel, 10116 Ostend
ave-, spolu sc synem Samuelem
kdyz pojednou spatrili stin mu
re, jenz prchnul do loznice.
Mladsi Schachtel rychle pode-
zreleho navstevnika zamkl a
starry bezel pro revolver a stal
pax venku ma strait. Zlodej
81 .vsaIk " nahoAile pasti v6dal
rady a prchl oknem, pres yard
a podafilo Sc mu uniknouti
vzdor nekoika ranam, ktere
"a MIN vypalil Schachtel star
81. Po zmizeni vetrelce pod
nikli oba prepadeni prohlfdku
domova a shledali, ze spolu s
lupicem zmizelo 80 lahvi whi-
sky a vina, stribrne prfbory,
kozich, pradlo jine pfedmety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
POSTRELENY zELEZNICNf
HLfDAC.

Draha New York Central a
The Wilson Realty Co. najaly
44leteho Rud. Rucalla, 5451
Lake Ct, ably hlidal jednak
trait skladiste opotrebova-
nych predmetG ma konci vych.
SIS. ul. Vcera k veceru vypla-
sil hlidac nekolik hochI, kteri
v skladisti brali mosaz a "a
pdl hodiny pozdeji dopadl
muze, jenz Sc chystal podobne
odnesti neopravnenNm zpIso-
benz nejake kovy. Pustil Sc s
muzem do krizku a "a taha.
nice vetrelec Bucalla strelil a
prchl. Zraneny byl dovezen
do Lakeside nemocnice, kde
prohlasena rama jeho "a tez.
kou, ale moznost, re Sc uzdra
vi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
xBY ETn

nekolik jinych hosti z kruhti
americkych, kteri velmi pos
chvalne Sc vyslovili o Sokol-
stvu, jakoz i o ceske zabave.
Byla to pout', ma kterou Sc
nezapomina. A CO hlavnfho !:
1celu jejiho dosazeno plnou
merou. Pc STRANGE moralni u
kazalo Sc, re svobodomyslne
organisace dovedou sc sled
notit, dali sc jim urcity Gil.
Pc STRANGE financni zbude nj
jiste velice sluSny obnos, z ne
hoz dive tretiny pripadnou ma
zakoupeni letniho cvicist6 zu-
py Strednf.
Neslo by neco podobneho u
delat tez v Clevelande?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
NARODNI POUTV Chicago

Americke' Narodni Sdruzeni
Cechoslovakd Sc Sokolskou zu-
pou Stredni a mnohymi svobo-
domyslnymi organisacemi u
sporadalo v nedeli 20. srpna
velkolepou Narodnf Pout' v
Plzenskem parku v Chicago.
Slavnost setkala Sc s dokona-
lynn zdarem. Navsteva byla
obrovska a nalada znamenita
pri idealnim pout'ovem pocasi.
Vlastni slavnosti predchazel
malebny prdvod, ktery vysel
cd Sokolovny Havlicek-T -Tyrs.
Ma Pouti krone r1znych atrak-
ci provedeno sokolske cvice-
nj Jednot zupy Stredni. Slav.
nosti byl pritomen tez senator
Spojenych Statd Mccormick a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
VcEREJSl RADENf
BLESKU.

Ia vcerejsi boure udeTil v
Clevelande nekolikrate blesk,
aniz by krone poruseni elek-
trickeho vedeni nastropil vet
sich skod. Boure rozzurila Sc
vice mad stranou vychodni. Ma
Broadway a vych. "a. ul. a u
domu 3617 Broadway, strha-
ny byly draty bleskem. Podob-
ne Sc stale v els. 1917 vych.
AZ. ul. Ma vych. SIS. ul. a Pay
ne ave. zapalil blesk telefonni
sloup a privolani hasici byli
nemalo ohrozovani potrhany-
mi draty vedeni O vysokem ma
pjeti.
V els. 1896 vych. 72. ul. Wy.
razil blesk nekolik cihel z ko.
nina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
SOUKROMY WLET LOzE
PALACKY.

Ma farmu p. Rybaka ma Tur
ney rd. vyletf Ultra Palacky
Lodge, 317 K. P. "a spoluuca-
sti dobre sehrane klubovni hud
by. Dopravu obstaraji autobu-
sy, jezdici kazdou hodinu cd
rohu Broadway a Miles ave.
Ma mfste vyletnfm ocekava W.
letniky bohaty program, v
nemz zahrnuty, krone obvyk-
lych zabav rIzne sportovni a
zertovne zavody.
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