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carried thont Ever q family seoaid
few rehss in ttFass a as
hand hem those passng procession re
scenneteries the Of lerss
aflIledS and runnfng over 81 q overs sg
the custom people 70 ma
70 the cemeteries decorate graves oftheir
own dead. so Ftheyma be gorgeous With doom
for II 8 3occaso II there ampl lowers TODD
this 1T Is only.the appropriate md the beautiful
thing to do but above ALL let us on
heap the graves OF soldiers Grieytng friends
and relatives remember their dead constantly
such graves always bear some tribute ofthe memory
kept green; but many soldier grave whose occu-
pant braved death for this, country lies
neglected month in and month out, until Memorial
DayEarriyes, wh en- altoo often even then; little
nag and a meagre handfulSof flowers endeavor to
pay a debt that never can be paid.
Memorial Day the day of the soldier dead. ana
they should come first Give flowers generously
for them, before heaping the graves of otherstno
matter how dear or precious Be very sure that
the dead would have it SO il they could speak:
other days for the other dead, but Memorial
Day for the soldier. All the other holidays for
jubilation and unrestrained good time, but this
dign1fed sincere grateful day set apart for a
PURPOSE.
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al taae church III iii deifvsT his mem
oriaI sermon on the snbiect 81
strsotisnl. The Italian service vii
ne held at q so ~ M, " TIL the ReS
!erend Mr. Ghedins in charge The
Junior LeagueSwil meet at z pun
with Ruth Reed In charge. The Ell
worth League meets at the Ssamss
hour The subject for discussion VIII
he ssGrowing a Character: the Iar
vest t.. The pastor has selected for
his sermon subject at the evening"
service at n. m, A Fighting
Saint. The teacher training class
will meet at z o clock Tuesday eyen7s
ming. The weekly meeting of the
Girl Scouts Will be held at 1880
O'Clock Wednesday evening in the
church. The Boy Scouts will meet
at 1850 p M Friday evening.
First nj.
Fathers Day service viii be con-
Quoted at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the First Methodist
Protestant church and the Rev, c.
C. Lawson, pastor of the church.
urges all fathers OF the copgrega-
ton to be present at this service.
The Sunday school will be conduct
ed at $3.50 a. M, with W. X. Shafer
superintendent. in charge. The Jun
ior Endeavor meets at $50 p. M
and the Senior Endeavor at Z p. n.
There will be no preaching service
in the evening on account OF the
Union, East Side high school SER
vice being held at, s p. m, at the
diamond Street Methodist Eptsco=a
pal, church. The baccaloreate SER
mon will be preached there at that
hour by the pastor of NJ. P. church.
Church of Christ
The Bible class of the church of
Christ of Columbia street will meet
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning,
The regular worship and commun-S
ion service will be held at 1885,
O'clock The evening service willlts
be held at 1880 p. m. The weekly
prayer meeting will be held Thur5
day night.
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GIVE FLOWERS FOE SOLDIER DEAD.

sas HERE should be an abundance of flowers
donated for the decorating of soldier graves
ssonSMemoriaI@ Day Fairmont is pressed down and
RUNNING with color and fragrance there is
#scarecely lawn, be it ever small that does not
have Its blossoms, abundant and beautiful. Let
there be no selfish reluctance to give generously
4 tor suchEscause comes asking this day of
days Theysummer will bring flowers. grea ter
ance of bloom, for the yards and gardens but
sMemoriaI Day passes and is gone, the flood
sfidesofa summer bloom cannot take it.
It.Wou1d be a beautiful thing load march
ssrs%with bouquets they pass Have the flowers
InadesintoS lunches and tied that they could be
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EAST SIDE
::NEWS:
Annual High school Sermon.

: Sunday evening at Sto'clock the
annual baccalaureate sermon 4for
the East Side High Schol graduates
will be preached at the Dlamon1
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
by the Rev. C. C.. Lawson. pastor
of the First Methodist Protestant
Church. No preaching services viii
be held at the other East Side
churches. All will join in this spe
cial union service. q,
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wayman
of Pittsburgh avenue entertained a
number Of the littlesfrfends OF tne1t
daughter, Martha Alice, Friday aft
ernoon in amost delightful manner
in honor. of her seventh birthday
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed In pink and white, roses and
crepe paper being used with pretty
effect. The birthday cake was
adorned with pink candles and tiny
American flags Tempting refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Wayman
was assisted in entertaining the lit
tie guests by Miss Naomi Henner-
division Meeting.
Division of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Diamond Street
Church met in business session
Thursday afternoon at the nome OF
Mrs. C. E. Swisher in = Market
street. The next meeting will he
held in four weeks and will be an
all-day quilting at the church a
covered dish luncheon will be
served. A general meeting OF the
Aid Society was held at the church
Thursday evening, and the diner.
emit divisions were well represented
and excellent reports given.
To Attend G. A. z. Sermon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Mead
Circle No. IS have been asked to
meet at the Diamond Street NJ. T.:
Church Sunday morning at lo:42
for the annual G. A. r. memorial
sermon which will be preached by
the pastor, the Rev.. c. Buckley.
Special music has been arranged
for this service, and large at
tendance is anticipated.
From Lincoln, Neb.
Frank Mccoy of Lincoln, Neb-.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Hutchinson and Miss Jessie RACER
and also of Mrs Anna RACER. all of
Diamond street, Friday. Mr. Nc
Coy was en- route to Greensboro.
Pa, to spend several days with rel
ativeS-
Mother Very III.
MI. and Mrs. Allen Henderson OF
State street were called to Gladly
Creek Thursday evening by the i'll
ness Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Polly Henderson. Mrs. Henderson,
has been i'll for some time. and her
illness has now reached crlt1ca !
stage and no hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
William Miller and Avis Hender-
son are building residences in T'y-
CART street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter
and son Jack of Dola, w Va, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Car
penter in Pittsburgh avenue.
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turned from Paden Ctr sFhsre hc
isnert Il. daFs His little daugh.
:ser Mary EIifzabssh Lit lie who had
been ma king her home III ID Fela5
tiSes there eturneds home It'll
HIM
r Mrs w Vincent and chhdre
arrived the first of the week from;
Decatur; III, and are guests at the
home Sof the formers parents, MT
and Mrs 3 e. Wilhelm. Il
George Grove of Monongah was
the, guest Of his sister. Mrs: 7 r, J
Cady.HtfIe first of the week
The little son OF Mr. and MIS-
Harry McMasters is recovering
from an attack OF isles.
I. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Wright spent,
wednesday with their daughter,
Mrs! Grace Rennie Of F'airmo = At
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meet at S. M. with q RS Gs
Lets kus, sup erin endent ii chargs
Mrs! inniet Baker. president Of
the Epworfh Sea que: nj III be IN
charge OF the meeting OF this or
to be held at M M
The annual class sermon for the
East Side High School graduates
will be- conducted at this church
at z o'clock in the evening. The
Rev.&C. c. Lawson Will deliver the
message, and all the East SIG
churches will unite for this service.
K First sa tst
4!s America, the Wonderland, Is
the. sermon subject selected for his
morning service by the Rev. J. c..
Eddy, pastor of the First Baptist
church .,4 for tomorrow. memorial
Sunday This sermon will be deliv-
cred at 1o:45& O'Clock. "A Soldier
in Uniform is the sermon subject
selected by the pasor for the junior
sermon to be delivered at the jun
ior service at 1880 o'clock Inc
goal for the Sunday school class re-
mains at 500 for; tomorrow. The at
tendance last Sunday was AIS. The
attendance in the mems class was
1IS. The Sunday school service VIII
bh< held at $50 o'clock the usual
hour. The Junior Baptist Young
Peoples Union will meet at 10:45
a. m. The junior and intermediate
Baptist Young Peoples Union will
meet at 7:15 p. M Pauline Moran
will be leader in the intermediate
division The evening service Will
be conducted at Sso'clock, at which
time the pastor VII deliver q ser
mon on Prejudice, Truth ana lnflu-
ence." A special musical program
has been arranged for the evening
service.
First Methodist Episcopal
The Sunday school classes of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Fairmont avenue and Fourth street.
will meet at 9:3O.o'clock tomorrow
morning, memorial Sunday. The
Rev. Claude H. King. p. D.. pastor
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the head Of the American League.
Gle fell in love with her bare
feet, so they We're married. From
a news story. To whom does 80
they were married" refer
At any rate it is a lovely feature
story.
New. York Democrats are figur-
ing on running Franklin Roosevelt
for governor. He sure is a glutton
for punishment:
Victor Berger is going to run
again Watch the assists and put
outs column.
Jack Dempsey says he VIII mo-
fight in France, He held that view
during the war, too
Grape fruits now being success.
fully canned without cooking; but
it, still squirts sfearfully when eaten
raw in restaurant.
Why doesn't someone invent an
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WELCOME THE WOMEN.

NToNDAY, the Business and Professional al Won on
I'M an OF West gnia, viii their state con
vention which will continue over TUESDAY = ms MS
will be the of this nature that ar
mont h as and one Of tbs InostTln1-
portant which ever gathered in this city to- confer
upon organized interests and plans.
The Business and Professional woman S sCiup
carries in its rank the cearest minds the keenest
brains the expert trained fntelHgences OF Ameri-
can woman hood stationed in the front ranks OF
business and professional life, The women in the
club typify the flower of the brightest feminine
minds in the country. In the rank and file Of the
cInb trained Office WORKERS sa1eswomen, buyers,
designers teachers doctors, lawyers, architects
writer's artists pu bic speakers, all march sloe#oy
side and the club leaders are women OF wits ana
wisdom and Of the finest executive and organizing
ability.
The gathering in Fairmont will bring together
a force of7women who look squarely at life asst IS:
They have lost none of the refinement ana sweet
ess that essential to the best woman they
have it ALL backed by the courage and the brains
demanded from those who go personally into the
com petitive field of workaday life: They can LOOK
at any problem whole They regard di1lcuiS
as a challenge. They will be the greatest FACTOR
in agitation for ehca1 legislation in West Vlr-
ginia. because they have. in many instances, first
hand knowledge of the need
Fairmont is proud of her organization. the
Farm ont Business and Professional woman 5
Club large membership composed OIL the &C
tive sdoers" the life OF the city they nave tue
strongest civic pride are inveterate boosters OF
their home town, and dozens OF them IN reailty
know more about the affairs of the business Where
they are employed than managers, and ether high
er-ups who may be their seniors in office ranS
This convention is gladly welcomed by Fair
mont The program as published promises much
of interest. the city stands, now az ever cor
daily glad the presence of the visitors, ana
hopes they will carry away with them 4 good I'm
preston of Fairmont. both socially, and as four
ishing place full of business vim ane Industrial
prosperity
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eye shield g prote against his
Juicy fruit
Possibly All these MAJ showers
are for june Bird les Ri
i Fss sli ssss3s
&. clergyman says the divorce
situation needs renovating We
presume it has been Renovated
long enough sss
Only the difference between
smaller and "a big one
If Ford makes the race for
President, he should at 4least gain
the sexperience that viii teach him
the valuesof shock absorbers.
And when Ford gets to be Prest-3
dent the Vice President will pc.
spoken of as the spare tire.
Some one could make a mint Of
money if they owned the parking
rights on the country roads around
Fairmont after dark
Still looks as If Sewer Hollow is
going to have a monopoly on the
paid amusement on Memorial Day
Good business diplomacy, net ce
na 81
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Berton Braley's Poem
THE ELAPPER

She isn't afraid of the old'Taboos,
OF dead conventions and ancient
views,
She faces the world with perky
grin
And a confident tilt to her dimp1ed
chin;
And the old heads wag and the
old tongues clatter,
But she doesn't care for the stuff
they chatter,
She knows her actions are being
But not for a minute is she
afraid.
She isn't afraid of the shapes &
wrath,
The frowning idols that line her
/ path.
Her eyes are open, and though
she makes
Mistakes enough-they are her
mistakes
And not the biunders Of older
heads
Filled full. of cautions and doubts
and breads;
Not always wisely her game is
But never a moment is she
she shocks the elders with joyous.
yerye
Until they culver in every nerve
But altogether I think the kid
Will do as well as her parents did :.
Better perhaps, for. we must con-
Her elders bunglea things. more.
5 or less: 3
Under the banners of youth ar
rayed
She faces the universe-unafraid. :
copyright, 1929
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These are the busy days for the Street Commits
sloner There is much activity in street
renair and new paving enterprises during bad
weather but when spring opens up this city de-
partnent makes hay while the sun shines The
Water Department also is confronted with whole
lot of new water lines to be put into place. Fair
mont. grows so rapidly that the city fathers can
hardly recognize their own child from one spring
to the next. Like any offspring Fairmont takes a
lot of money keep her in paved streets and
walks which are her shoes, and water lines, which
are her soda water and cocoa cola so to speak. s.
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That call for automobiles for the use of the
veterans of the Civil War and their wives in the
Memorial Day parade ought to get enough response
to EN- barass the committee The finest cars in the
city should be the ones offered and accepted Put
these old soldiers in the city's lmousnes and hang
the cars with gar1ands of flowers They deserve
the best we have, and all we have and must
hasten to give it before the earthly need for it is
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School publications becoming more mum err
Gus in the city each year and they all, without
exception most excellent and creditable work.
Maple Leaves and Orion are two high school year
books that any city mightssbe proud of and the
monthly newspaper which is the work of Fairmont
High School and bears the title Hi-Life. is real
wonder. There is lots of budding Journalistic
talent in evidence well fine promise for flu
ture success in cartoons. Those who have the gift
should stick to it through thick and thin, West
Virginia is just stirring along edges of the
development and enterprise upon which present
ly her bark will float. The state will need lot of
keen, loyal young journalists to tell the world
about her, SO recruits should enlist promptly
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The illumination of desks. ma,
chimes ana other places VIII ere the
human eye must work is meas
ured by an instrument called the
meier, 80. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
ZAHAJENf VOZBY POULINl
DRAHOU PO MOSTE HAIR
VARD-DENISON.

Poulicni kary, jez pc neko-
lik mesicG nejezdily nasled-
KEN oprav pc moste Harvard
Denison, zahajily opetne pra-
videlnou vozbu, prozatlm ma
jedine koleji. Jak po vcerejsi
inspekci okresni komisari j.
Zmunt a Dittrick slibili, zave-
dena bude ma moste pravidel-
ma sluzba dopravni koncem le-
dna. Az dosud museli cestu-
jici vystupovati a jiti po moste
jednu ctvrt mile, coz jiste k
prijemnostem nepatrilo. Vozba
obycejnymi povozy jest vsak
zastavena dosud, jelikoz jest
pouze jedna polovina mostu
vydlazdena drevenymi spali-
ky. >
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TRETI SIBRINKY SOKOLA
j. A. KOMENSKY.

Mistnosti spolkove sine ma
vych. 131. ul. ozivily sc minu-
le soboty veselym narodem So
kolskym, ktery v zahajeni ma
sopustniho obdobi ,stravil veil
ce prijemnou noe, ma kterou il
ste zbude dosti peknych vzpo-
minek. Bujne smesici pestrych
maskar vyhravala sokolska ka
pela a kolem pGlnoci byli pri-
tomni zv6davi, kdo obdrzi ce.
ny "a to, ze maskou svoji pri-
TONNE bavil.
Porota jako obycejne mela
tuhou praci rozsouditi, koho
|vyznamenati. Baseball ma nj pa
move a danny: Schneiderova,
Prochazkova, A. Hrabakova
Kolafova, Mirvaldova, Mali
ma, Pergl, j. Nejedlik a Kolar
Ceny damske obdrzely: /
Cechie - pi. A. Marslova; 2
Ceska selka - pi. M. Karasko.
va; 3. Moravanka - pi. M. KC
tackova; a. Japonka - pi. B
Drabkova.
Skupinovou cenu damskou
obdrzela. skupina cikanek: pl
Jedlickova, pi. Zralikova, slec
ny Bystricka, Baleyova, Pc
ckova a KotaGkova.
Ceny panske obdrzeli: /. A
mericky legionar, invalida =
br. V. Janoch; 2. Americky fal
mar - 81. M. Hejsmova; 3
Santa Claus - pi. Pajerova
4. Baby - p. Jos. Vender.
Skupinovou cenu muzskou
obdrzela skupina ceskych su.
mari: pani F. Klima, V. Hra-
bak, J. Svoboda, J.Panik v
Panik.
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Tam nam prohlizeli naSe "a
vaZadla. Costa ku Praze ne
byla velice prijemna, neb to
bylo prave dobe, kdy opetn6
nasi vojini byli volani k armade
Ma kazdem nadrazi bylo srd-
cervouci louceni.
To radostne shledanf S pra-
tely nikdy z mysle nevymizi.
Q zdeislch pomerech budu psat
pozdeji. Vsechny pratele V
Clevelandu srdecne zdravi
Alois Samuel,
CheZnovice u Rokycan.
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Sc podjal. Jeho pohfeb byl dii-
STONY jeho zivota. Kdyz jsem
pozoroval fecnika, tn isem 81
vzpomnel ma zpravu 0 pohfbu
Wilanda, zakladatele casopisu
Appeal to Reason, Ii jehoz ra-
kve mluvil jeho pritel Clark a
ktery zakoncil slovy: "Necht'
skane slza lasky. slza vd6Gno-
sti ma rakev Zaslouzileho mu-
re, ktery cely zivot zasv6til
k dobru lidstva. Recnik cd r.
". II. tfesoucim Sc hlasem, ST.
zy mu kanuly 2 oci, mnoho "a
pasil, ably slovy lasku a vdec-
most, zemfelemu projevil. A
mi vsichni, jenz jsme jeho o.
betavost, cisty a pevny charak
ter poznali, mu v nasich srd-
cich vdecnou vzpominku "a
chovame.
Po schulz cetna spolecnost
pan1 dam dolennich mistno,
stech pri zakuskach obcer-
stveni Sc pfatelsky bavila.
F. S.
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zADOSTI o VYSLOUzILEC.
KE BONUSY PRIJfMANY
BUDOU JIz We
CTVRTEK.

Ameicka Legie prave ohla-
suje, re pripravne prace k pfi-
jimani zadosti O udeleni bonu-
sd vyslouzilcdm byly skonceny
a re aplikace prijimany budou
jiz pfisti ctvrtek &C soucasne
vsem uchazecdm jest ahlaseno,
by vyckali az budou primo Wy
zvani. Do uradovny okresniho
navladniho Stantona doslo jiz
vcera ma $4,000 dotycnych IT,
skopisI, urcenych pro okres
Cuyahoga. DIE predbeznych
vypoctd obdrzi kazdy muz pru-
merne as 500, coz bude v O.
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BvErs

kresu znamenati as $4,000. 900.
Pro clevelandske vyslouzil-
ce urceno jest jako misto hla-
SEM hlavni stan Americkes Le-
gle, 212l Euclid ave-, kde Sc
bude patrnG hlasiti neivetsf
pocet, priblizne as $4,000. V
pfedmestich jsou oznameny
podobne mistnosti, kde Sc mali
zadatele hlasiti.
Spojene s rozdavanim prace,
jez ison znaenJch rozmer6,
vyfizovany budou zvlastnim L.
fednickym dobrovolnym sbo-
rem, ktery Sc dnes sejde k po-
rade v SIM Kolumbovych Ryti-
|fn, 1924 Bridge ave. S. w.
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Broadview farna
II mil cd
Cleyelandu.

As akru vcetne dobytka
a nafadi. Zadna zbytec-
ma zeme, jen velice L.
rodna, 2 kone, 4 kravy,
l jalovice 2 roxy stara,
100 slepic, l swine a 6
prasat, SO buslu bram-
Dor, seno, slama, 100
buslG korny a silo S
klmivem. 8-pokojovy
dun, velky suchy sklep.
Vsechny budovy v prvo
tfidnim stavu. - Cena
$4,000, hotove $500.
Tel. Hemlock 1859 neb
1910 Eichorn Ave. S.
w.
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Ryl velice nervOsni.

\ ~
jsem tax nervosni. ze cele me-
telo Sc traslo," pise p. Hal
vor jacobson 2 Kenyon, Mimi.
''Velice malo jsem spal, nemel
jsem chuti k jidlu co jsem
snedl, pnsobilo mi hrozn6 bole
sti v zaludku. Take jsem byl
trapen zacpou a bolestmi v "a
dech. Radil jsem Sc nekolika
lekafi zkusil vsemozne dru-
ny lekn, bez dosazeni tllevy.
Dfky Ora. Petra Hoboku, byl
jsem vsech nesnazi zbaven, a
t6slm Sc nyni nejlepsimu zdra-
vi" Pozoruhodne vysledky do
sazene timto vyhlasenym by
linnym prostredkem, jest ma
sledek jeho ucinku ma dstroji
slucovacf a odvadecl; odstra-
nuJe zkazene latky tela a ma
pomaha pffrode v budovani sill
nych civd a tvoreni move. bo-
hate. cervene krve. Ora. Petra
Hoboko Sc .neprodava V lekar-
mach, jest vsak dodavano zvlast
mimi jednateli, jmenovanymi
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, I'll.
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POPIS NAMORNf CESTY DO
EVROPY A DO CZECH.

Ia meho pobytu V Clevelan-
du isem sc vzdy zajimal do
pisy, jez navstevniky z Czech
uverejneny byly, neb costa sky
ia neco zajimaveho, zvlaste
pro ty, iiz Sc mini do stare
vlasti navratit.
Byl jsem jednim 2 tech, .jenz
nemohl odolat touze starou
vlast opetne spatfiti. Cestu
pro mou ctyrclennou rodinu OBJ
staral znamy jednatel p. Frank
Sakryd, ma jednokabinove lodi
Mount Clinton. Y New Yorku
isme byli ocekavani ma nadra-
Ii zfiZenci hotelu Continental,
kde jsme platili jeden dollar
"a postel, "a noe a stravu isme
81 kupovali, die naSeho prani.
Cd hotelu nam vse potrebne
obstarali ma lod' doprovodili.
Ma lodi nam byla vykazana ma
lodnim listku naznacena kabi-
ma a "a zvuka hubby jsme o.
pousteli pfistay Newyorsky.
Ma lodi mezi zfizenci jest pfi-
sna discipline, tistota zdvo-
'filost. Kol kazdeho stolu jest
II sedadel a jeden slouzici,
ktery ochotne se snazi kazde-
mu vyhovet. Strava ma lodi
byla dobra, zadny 81 nestezo-
val. Ke stolum sc zasedalo ra-
no 0 80, poledne We II a
" 5. hod. vecer. Kazdy obdr-
Eel die jeho prani. Hudba ma
palube hrala ma plechove ma
stroje a vecer koncertuje do
lenim salonu. Kapelnik Jest
Czech, Karel Holman, $ kterym
isme sc hned prvni den sezna-
mill.
Kdyby nektery hudebnik 81
pfal sc dostat k hudb6 ma LODI J,
necht' dopise na adresu Karel
Holman, 527 L. 78. st. New
York. ktery Sc dalsi postara.
Zaroven prvni podkapitan byl
Czech, pod jmenem Ludvik, We
lice prijemny zabavny muz,
ktery mas cestou prijemne ba-
vii. Ma lodi Sc naleza 25 "a
chrannych Glunn a do kazde-
he NIUE zasednouti 60 osob.
Jedno, co Sc nasinci ma lodi IL
bl, re neni zadny pan zadny
kman, vsichni jsme Sc spolec-
ne bavili. Kdyz jsme v Ham
burku vystoupii, sli jsme do
velke cekarny, tam byli konsu-
love vsech zemi, kteri potvr-
dill pasy a We 4 hodiny odpo-
ledne jsme odjizdeli vlakem z
Hamburku. Jel nami opet-
ne zfizenec cd spolecnosti, tez
Czech. ktery mas doprovodil az
do POdmokli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
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