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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-06

Praha, dne Is. cervna 1922.
International Federation Of
League of Nations Societies,
With General Meeting, Pra-
que, June 4-7th, 1922.
Draft Resolutions by the
Societies N
lest nazev anglicke brozury,
kterou jsem mimo 4 francouz-
skvch obdrzel Ma pozadanl od
kancelare Sjezdu Spolecnosti
pro Svaz narodu po zahaJenl
siezdu V Pantheonu Musea V
nedeli, dne A. cervna 1922 do
poledne. Myslim, re tento sized
stal republiku hodne penez a
lax Sc il odvdecil, lest Vam
asi liz znamO: PostaVil Sc ma
stranu "utiskovanych y menSin
nemecke a mad arske proti sta
totvornemu narodu ceskoslo-
venskemu, aGkoli brozury, o
nichz jsem Sc zminil, mluvl re-
Ci nejpreSyedciVelSi a nelSro-
zumitemejSi, totiz ciframl
a sice lax "Etat actuel des eco
les dams la repubDique tcheco-
slovaque au point de Vue ma
tional', tax LES minorites
tchecoslovaoues dan la repu-
blique magyare' j "Questions
des minoriteS' NetSina techto
"kongresnlku" 81 sotva dala
praci, brozury ty 81 vubec
jen precisti, ma to2 pax nlch
uvazovati, iinak by byla jiste
musila dojiti ku zcela jinemu
usudku, nez k jakemu dosla.
Jest to jen move pouCenl, o.
NSem doSti trapne pro mas, re
musime spolehnou prvnl fade
pouze ma - sebe, nebOt clzn-
cum isou nyni, We Gtvrtem ro-
ce naSeho samoStatneho statu
nase pomery, iak Sc rika, spa
nelskou vesnici. Y museu Sc na
ramn6 mnoho recnilo, vSichnI
delegati spolecnosti nell sice
pima usta chvaly uznani pro
nasi republiku, ale kdezto ve
zname yeselohre "konec vSe
napravi", tady konec yse polka
I'll Pravda jest oySem, re men
tfeba klasti na Zminene stano
visko teto Spolecnostl tax veil
Ky duraz, jezto jest to spist
jakysi soukromy spolek, avsal
Nemcum a Mad arum Sc Ease
iednou podaiilo vzdouti vodu
Y cemz jsou ovSem nam nedo
stiznymi mistry. = Y pondel
svatoduSni 5. cervna 1922 po
chovala Praha sveho nejvetsl
no or6asneho sochare, tvurc'
sochy ~. Vaclava, Josefa Y
Myslbeka. Dockal s,e start te
mer IA roku a muzeme smell
Tici, re Y sochafstvi znamena
pro mas tolik jako Smetana
hudbe Names V mallistv
Stoleti devatenacte bylo pr
mas narod Neru stedrym ye
KEN, bude jim stoleti dvaca
te? Dosud uplynulych vice ia
20 let tohoto stoleti nemnze ]
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iCc kapesnfky damsk6, yysivane rohy, 4 A
obsiteho lawnu prizemi jen po .........
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-06

stavenych praci prekvapily,
podrobnejsi referat, ktery snad
| Vas mnohe bude zajimati.
Kursy kreslirstvi zastoupeny
jsou ctyri: Al Kresleni vecne.
Methodickym postupem kresle
ny nejprve detaily, potion cell
ky cele partie. Pestovana
malba kvetin. Do kras Stare
Prahy vnikajl zaci prakticky
provadenim nacrtu re skutec-
nosti, (kliky, klepatka, stity,
why're, stfechy cele partle.)
iV kursu provedou zaci svoje
nacrty ruznymi technikami, ia
ko tuzkokresbou, uhlokresbou,
pastelovou krldou, perokres-
bou, podbarvenou perokres-
bou, akvarelem, olejem atd.
! 3D. Kresleni ornamentalni. Wy
chazeno od zasady, re kazdy
Yak ma samostatne tvofiti. Il
pocatku davany ukoly detailnl
a postupovano ku kombinacim
komposicim ornamentalnlm.
CDC.) Kresleni uzite. II, kdoz
absolvovali kurs ornafnentalnl,
uplatnuji svoji dovednost V
malbe ma dreve, ma porcelain,
ma hline, ma hedvabi, provade-
il batiku, modeluil tepaJi Y
kovu. V techto 3 kursech vyu-
cuie, odb. ucitel p. Wit Drbo-
hlav. d. Kresleni figuralni.
Hlava die sadry a zivych mo-
delu. Vyutoval p. prof. Braz-
! da. Neocenitelnou jest tato
F., prace, kterou $ velikymi obet =
! mi Osvetovy Svaz vykonava,
: nebot' skolne Sc platl nepatr-
ne. To jmenuji praci pro lid a
: ne nejake tluGhuboVstvi ma ta-
borech a schuzich, kde caste
usta mluvi neco, co srdci je ma
cele hony vzdaleno. - o no.
vem zabavnim podniku V Pra-
e-VrSovicich, nazvan6m e
den", isem Vam jiz onehdy
psal. Nebyl jsem tam sam je-
ste, ale doStal Sc mne do ru-
kou prospekt "The full blood
z ed Cherokee Indian chief IN
! his characteristic tribal dances,
Chief Hailstorm n cehoz je
videti, re ted tn name nejen
plnokrevne hrebce a kobyly, a
lie plnokrevne Indiany, coz
jest ovSem proti drivejsku zna
: menity pokrok, protoze kdy
: pax jindy plnokrevny Indian 9
Il Prahu zavadil. Tedy take po-
. prevratova vymozenoSt. kdy2
y isem Sc liz zmlnil @ konich a
i lidech, ci pardon, o lidech a ko
y Mich, muslin Sc Zmlnitl take ku
\ konci O novem Stadionu ma Let
} ne, kde Sc odbyvaji klusack(
{ dostihy kteryzto sport jsme do
: sud skoro vubec neznali a KITE
\ ry Sc aspon mne zda byti hlav
: ne urcen pro naplneni totali
! satorovy pokladny, resp. pokl;
y den V mnoznem elsie, dale "a
vody byciklistu, motocyklistu
\ automobile. Tribuny jsou be
: tonu, zavodni draha taktez dC
, polovice vybetonovana tral
. nuie Sc tam neustale stoSeSt
&c Inu, sport jest dnes mnohyn
II lidem velice vynosnym arti
! KLEIN, mnohem vynosnejsln
, nez drep6ni nekde V kancelar
~ "a bidny plat cd rama do We
d cera. = Slysim vSak pomoc
N radiovych vim, re vsichni il,
: kiitite: We'll, dost'', proce'
u koncim. PriSte 81 Ease neco po
&c vine, byl bych vSak rad, kdy
II bych dostal i od Vas nekoh
le nejakych zprav, co Ease Wy p
Id rad delate. S pozdravem Va
G. F. Slaby-Bylansky, Praha-Bu
~ benec, Letna, Ovenecka $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-06

nych narodu mnohdy az Ease
V nekolika staletich :. Pohfeb
Sc konal re zasedaci sine sta
romestske radnice, nebot' mi
sta nejzpusobilejslho, re shora
zmineneho Pantheonu Musea
nemohl byti patrne vypraven
vzhledem k jeho propujcenl
pro porady Spolecnosti pro
Svaz narodu. TAX Sc stale, re
kolem nejvetsiho dila mistro-
va Vaclavovy sochy ma Vaclav
skem namesti pohrebni pru
vod nepresel, nybrz zastavil
sc ma ceste do vysehradskeho
Slavina pouze u sousosi ma mo-
ste Palackeho. Jelikoz byly
zrovna Ia sebou 2 svatky, mno
no lidi bylo ma venku a proto
udast spolku S prapo1y odpa-
dla, lee jiste docela duchu
Myslbekove, jemuz Sc vsechna
takova okazalodt protivila a
ktery nikdy nezasednul ami
ma misto, pro neho V panske
snemovne We Vidni vyhrazene.
Dila jeho budou nam jej V
Praze neustale pripominati a
to jest pri teto velke ztrate
velkou utechou. - Jinak Sc V
hyzdeni Prahy, o. kterem jsem
Sc liz nekolikrate zminil, S
chuti pokracuje a pristavuJi
Sc nova patra ZroVna ma neJ-
vyznaCnejSich rohovych do
mech, jako prave nyni naproti
| Museu V sadech Celakovskeho
| kde krasna narozni ban asi
zaS ustoupi "modernI' boude
- Blizi Sc slavnosti Zborov.
ske. Abychom nevySli re cvi.
ku, odvolal Pamatnik odboje
pri ministerstvu N. @. sve dri.
v6jSi pozVani "Druziny csl. lie.
gionaru" k soucinnosti ma osla,
We petileteho vyroci pamatnf
! bitvy zborovske a tax il vylou-
| ell re spolecne oslavy. Nyni
muzeme Ease Gekati RUNE po.
lemiky a vysv6tlovani, zkrat.
ka mic sc u mas neobejde be2
n6iak6ho kazu. Stale haSterenI
a spory jsou veru naSi narodn
y kietbou. Ma tuto nemOc, ne
zlepSi-li Sc pom6ry, zajde jed
nou cely ten zdatny narod, tire
bas je mne daleko, byti zdt
syckem, vesticim smrt. - VI
Ctvrtek, dne Is. Cervna 1872:
zpiVala Emma Destinnova V d
vadle Y SARGE V Puccinih'
Madame Butterfly. Dnes, '
nedeli, Is. t. m. melo byt
predstaveni opakovano, byl'
ale odreknuto. Nam listek
stani ia kc 11.50 V kapse, sko
da. byl bych Yam napsal, jak
to bylo Z vlastniho nazoru. q
vSem, re by Sc dnes bylo tal
jake tax hemohlo hrat, pon6
Vadz od rama prsl. Psatl o kri
tikach vykonu Destinnove, b.
10 by nosenim drivi do lesa, jet
praVe V teto roll zvlaSte V A
merice svetoznamou. DalSi {
perry, ktere Sc budou provozc
vati y SARGE rovnez We pre-
speech Csl. Cerveneho kilz
: jsou Leoncavallovi "komedia
ii" a Mascagniho "Sedlak ka
valir" sice V nedeli, dne ;
ceryence 1922 $ Otakarer
: Marakem, Mary Cavanovou
: Emilem Burianem. OvSem je
jestli Jupiter Pluvius dovoli. =
Name sice nyni take jiz "p(
! breznl policii' ale pres to S
! co chvili nekdo Y parnyc
dnech We Vltave utopi. Patrn
D Ia policie uraduje ienom n
2 suchu a do vody Sc il nechc'
lnu, takoVe 1radovani Jest vs.
: de ma dlouhe lokte a smrti n,
! III zvvllla cekat We fronte j;
= ko byla nebo snad vzdor vsel
: prGtestum obecenstva dosud i
G fronta Ma pasy, hlavne do n,
K mecka, kde mnozl stall po
G dny, jako kdysi Jindrlch G.;
|, nosse. To v6rim, re pax nm,
J hym Americanum Sc u mas t
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Huasii union trika - S5c hod. ryhovana EE a
baVlna, malou chybiekou prfzemi
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lehclca lack, yelk. 6-16, =. patro " ps'o'
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Diver bile obieks jemneho organdnu, G. d
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s5c norn hbors zvl vell. batistu, pie ~ :.
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ie billy gmalou vadou, 5. patro, yard u /ZY
znantky, 6X9 st. $s.75 h. S. patro jen P1'o,O
si'50 &ehii"ks - niklovant Sc zelizky, &1 Or
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kazdemu kupe. a. patro kus ien za ........ sDf~
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drapere polls povlaky. SKI. yd AS1I
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A'r'AF %snp aG p'sus n CSC
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spodky pineho strihu pods. . y pOeOO
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OBRAZKY Z MATICkY
PRAHY.

GOD naSeho zvl. dopisovatele.) }
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
NO DUAL UNION OF MINE
WORKERS TO BE ORGANIZED
BY H0WAT FACTION
lBy The Federated Press)

Indianapolis.-There will be no
dual union of mine workers despite
the action of the convention which
denied a trial TO Alexander Howat
and other expelled members of his
district. All attempts to withdraw
from the International were ruled out
of order by Frank Harrington, presi-
dent, District II (lllinois), and a
Howat supporter, at a meeting of the
Illinois delegation in Machinists hall
here.
By vote of 2073 as against 1855
Alexander Howat was denied hear
ing or a reopening on the Kansas
issue. Lewis won on a technicality.
The convention was called to consider
matters of scale only. The roll call,
by rs majority vote, sustained his
decision. The anti-administration
forces point out that So of these
votes were cast by the provisional
delegates" from Kansas, while the
Howat delegates were denied a vote,
and that if you separate the "provis-
ional" votes together with the APP
pointed men and officers who, ac-
cording to the Howat faction, do not
represent the rank and file, the vote
in reality is a victory for Howat.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
RAY VISUALIZES STARVED
; ARTIST IN "R. S. V. z.

Love in a garnet has nothing on
art struggling to express its soul In
the same upper story. The simile Is
strengthened if the artist happens to
have affluent relatives waiting in
their limousines to give him a lift,
as is the case with Charles Ray, the
Richard Morgan of ar. s. V. p" the
current First National attraction at
the Rialto Theatre.
Morgan is struggling artist of
no means and unproven ability who
insists on fighting the battle of life
alone for the sake of proving his in
dependence. In this he is abetted by
his chum Benny Fielding, played by
Harry Myers, whose predicament is
the same with the exception that
Benny has no wealthy relatives to
whom he can send out an IS o s."
But Benny is dead game. When
Dick receives an invitation marked
"R. S. V. p" for the towns swell
affair of the year Benny insists upon
going also. A search of both their
wardrobes fails to reveal more than
one serviceable dress suit between the
pair. Undaunted, they meet the
emergency by dividing the evening
clothes so that each is able to present
an appearance that insures admission
to the house at any rate; but this
only marks the commencement of
their troubles. The rest is told in
"R. S. v. P" at the Rialto Theatre.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
HOLDING DIR OWN
(Coatfnaej from PAGE One1

Continued from Page OneI
more building in the next five years
than you have any idea Of.
That it is harder 70 get . man back
into the union once he has dropped
out, because he is very often asham-
ed of his own weakness. Added ini-
tiation, assessments, etc, all initiate
against him.
We need every qualified carpenter
under any of the subdivisions Of our
constitution in our organization.
A strong local very seldom SUI
fers reduction in wages, or have their
trade rules destroyed by the employ
ers.
You don't have to have hundreds of
members, but you do have to have a
big percentage of the best grade Of
mechanics in your union, and it pays
you to go after them. You will find
the difference in your pay envelope,
where it does you the most good.
1t doesn't do any good TO complain
that your local has no life in it. Get
busy yourself and put life into it.
II there is any fight in you, don't
waste it among yourselves; you have
a big field in which to expand your
energies, and do it so you will get
some good out of it.
Your union is just as good as you
make it.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
LOVES REDEMPTION"
TEENS WITH INTEREST

Because he thought he had lost
everything worth living for Clifford
Standish didn't care if his name be.
came a by-word at the Planters
Club and if he was an easy prey fol
every card sharp in the Island of ia.
maica. And then out of nowhere
came Ginger, the island orphan Of
Spanish English parentage, girl
with a wonderful personality and un.
bounded faith and courage. Resolv.
ed to save Clifford, she provided the
spark of interest necessary to re.
store his self respect.
Such is the striking situation that
gives impetus to "Love's Redemp
tion," the First National attraction
at the Virginia Theatre, starring
Norma Talmadge.
In the fight for Clifford's saliva
ton Ginger, the ingenious role in
which Miss Talmadge appears, saves
the young Englishman from robbery
at the hands of native bandits. Tho
scene showing the intended robbery
with the shadown hand of the in.
truder outlined against the door, pro
vides telling effect.
The story throbs with heart in.
terest and romance that teens witt
tender moments. 1t was adapted
from Andrew Soutars novel, "Or
Principle" book that has had thou
sands of readers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
PAINTING SHORTENS
LIVES OF WORKERS,
SAYS MEDICAL MAN

The painters trade is an extra
hazardous one and a short Nofk-day
Is a necessary health measure, said
DR.. Louis /. Harris, director Of the
bureau of preventable diseases of the
New York City health department,
writing to Samuel Untermyer, cOun-
sci for the Lockwood building probe
committee.
In an investigation covering 400
painters, DR.. Harris said he found,
as have many other students of this
question, that a relatively small
proportion Of painters could retain
their place in industry after the age
Of $3.50 deleterious were lead and
other poisons to which they we're con-
stantly subjected.
II found, too" said Dir. Harris,
that the various volatile poisons to
which painters are subjected, make
it impossible for men to work for
relatively long periods of time dur
ing the day. Many of the men were
affected in various degrees by the
fumes of volatile poisOns used in the
mixing of paints.
"In a previous study which | made
of the effects of volatile poisOns,
especially wood alcohol, | found, as
have others before me, that men who
were obliged to work with paint
were not safe from attacks of blind
ness or even more disastrous results,
if they were exposed for a number
of hours in succession
$50 hazardous is the painters en-
vironment that | would deem it ex-
tremely dangerous for any person
over 40 years of age, whose kidneys
and circulatory system were not in
normal condition, to merely expose
himself to the dust and fumes gen
Grated in the course of painting, even
though such person should not do
a stroke of physical labor that would
aggrayate the effects of such poison
Gus chemicals. Added then to the
dangerous environment and the diff
ficulty of preventing the swallow
ing and absorption of lead, even
though the painter may seek to ex-
ercise the utmost caution, we have
physical strain, both of which COM
bine to make the painters trade,
as | have already stated, very
dangerous one"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
READY-MADE
NEWS FOR THE
KEPT PRESS
(By The Federated Press)

Washington of Com
merce Hoover has notified the press
that henceforth he will supply It.,
free of charge, a weekly page of
business news, edited by experts re-
Gently drawn from the organizations
of commerce and manufacture, and
representing the current trend of
business development and plans. EV-
cry newspaper in the United States
may receive this ready-made bust
ness page
How such a government news ser
vice, directed by men who know what
they want, may be used in creating
public opinion is illustrated by a
lengthy press statement from Hoov-
er's office consisting of letters by
Hoover and Attorney General
Daugherty, in which they agree that
the trade associations may legally
do most of the things held Offensive
by the Federal Trade Commission IN
its report last year. President Hard
ing in his first message to congress
sided with the Federal Trade Com
mission. Now his most influential
lieutenants find that the trade associ-
ations may collect information as to
their own cost and volume of produc-
ton and distribution, by districts and
by grades of product, and exchange
this information. The Hoover-Daugh-
erty agreement, thus announced by
Hoover, seems to protect, for exam
pie, the trade practices of the
Southern Pine Association in publish
ing its barometer" by which the
lumber manufacturers reduced or in.
creased their productions and prices
Hoover, in his letter to Daugherty
remarks that "We have had Grim
inals since the beginning of time, and
human nature cannot be changed by
legislation" and that regardless Of
the fact that a minority have had tC
be restrained by law, the great ma
jority of trade associations "are le-
climate, both in form of organiza
ton and activity"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-02-24
COSTS MORE
TO PRIVATELY
RUN RAILROADS

Federal operation of railroads cost
the American people $55,744,731 per
month less than they are compelled
to pay for private operation.
The calculation takes into consid-
Grafton the $906,000,000 annual rent
al, which Senator Cummins de-
nounced as $50 large that it shocks
the moral sense of mankind" and ST.
496, Psi ,961, which the government
will pay to the carriers in full of
claims growing out of federal con-
troll
These figures are part of the testi-
mony given to the senate committee
on interstate commerce by William
G.. McAdoo, former director general
of transportation
As to actual operating costs and
efficiency, comparison is made by
eliminating all elements of profit and
reducing the items to direct ex-
penses, the result showing an even
more favorable ercord accomplish
ment by the government.
In the 26 months, January /, 1918,
to February 20, 1920, inclusive, total
operating expenses, not including the
rental, were $9,775, TOBIAS.
For the 20 months, March |, 1920,
to October 81, 1921, covering private
management, the total operating eX
penses, not including dividends, were
$9,465, 144,77S.
A comparison of these statements
shows that the actual operating
monthly costs under government con-
troll were only $373,9S8,S14, as
against 0473,257. 239 under private
management.
In other words, private control cost
S93,26S,3S6 more per month, or ST.
l67 ,220,632 per mannum.
Expressed in terms of work done
or units of traffic handled, the cost
per 1000 equated ton-miles under
government control was only a$S.75,
as compared with S11.54 under pri-
vate management.
This means that the cost of private
operation since federal control has
been 80 per cent higher than under
the railroad administration.
Mr. McAdoo pointed out that the
railroads were managed with but one
primary purpose in view-the win
ming of the war. No consideration of
costs were permitted to interfere with
this purpose. When it became neces-
sary costs were disregarded. Even
under these conditions, Mr.. McAdoo
says, comparison between private
| and public ownership is entirely to
the advantage of the latter.
In addition to winning the war the
workers and accorded them humane
conditions of labor.