The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Ray walters In the War Regions Of
France.

the roofs. Most OF the women were
barefooted, though few wore shoes
or boots"
They "Inhale" Soup.
The nativcs don't know how 60 eat
soup properly, walters has discov-
cred. Though he has tried hard. he
has yet been unable to locate n Czech
who doesn't inhale soup. Tho res.
taurants are not at all what would
be expected OF a city Of 100000 and
are patroni2cd principally by for-
eigners. II Is easy to waste time at
the restaurants for they don't open
until 1880 nor the music until $3.50
and most people just don't dine be-
fore s or O'Clock, Bread Is served
German style OF banana-like rolls
covered with rock salt and somo sort
OF mustard seed.
The side streets OF Prague are
very narrow ara along them the
street cars practically run on top OF
the sidewalk. Bridge tolls are ex-
pensiye. as the river flows right
| through Prague ns the Seine does
! through paris and there are bridges
| about every quarter OF a mile ana
! the toll Is four hellers one way ana
| free the other. The river IL beautl-
! full dotted with small islands used
| for clubs and large dams, which
render the current practically nil.
| Walters recently visited castle
owned by Prince Llchtonstein OF the
| Austria nobility II miles Ride from
Prague. Tho splendid castle, 800
years old, had furniture, all Inlay
work, as old as the castle, ceilings
beautifully frcscoed and wonderful
gardens. In SlOyakia walters saw
pictures hanging on the outsides oil
| = 1. Iu Al a Y
terror decoration included post card
greetings from relatives ia the states
There are not many Americans III
Prague--a few with the government
departments which include six Vice.
consuls. a few at the Y. NJ. G. A
but they will return 10 America
shortly as the CZcchS are sWficienlS
trained TO take care OF the organ
Zations themselves. Most or th'
people that. speak English are Brit
ish. French is spoken by the people
who have studied but nearly every
one speaks German. French is be
ing studied more now by the stu
: dents and In n generation should b'
spoken as much AS German. ! talke'
French with fellow who came int
! the office today. IIc was Czecl
= but had been IN Belgium for som
time. However, ne muft not nav
, known much French as he took m
! for n Frenchman. Please don't b
l misled by that as my French
= rotten. ] saw Douglas Fairbanks u
a. picture with nll-CZcch labels IN
" other night and was n bit puzzle
4 about what really was happening o.
- the screen"
Money losing Strength.
Going down" still describes Aus
trlan crowns, Recently walters say
/, n letter from Russia wearing lLOO
- rubles worth Of stamps. He ono
- acquired "A haircut, shampoo, toni
and manicure all for % crowns q
- cents ana another time danced !
G the most fashionable Prague variet
! tf cabaret for 20 cents but thong
n inahy things arc cheaper than in IN
II limited States OF America others a.
= more expensive,
% odds and ends OF informatio
Il about tho people and their wa,
It contained in recent letter wert
s. Europeans are the greatest STAN
:. hounds / ever saw. In Paris ! sa
about 30 stores that sold nothlr
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