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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27

Agujas .Singer" Doble Pespunte >
Cadeneta $500 millar. AguIas lori
ginal Express o y 90 $4,000 m1llar
Remitense por @. o. d. Tho Import
Needle Co., P. o. Box 466. San juan
Puerto Rice. AAyk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
LA EMBAJADA ALEMANA ME
GA UNOS INFORMES

NUEvA YORK, setiembre 26. La
Embajada alemana ha desmentido off
cialmente los informes procedentes de
Europ1 de que e. gobferno de Alemania
inteata llevar cabo una aliaaza con
Ru ia v Turquia.
La Embajada califica 'estos informes
de pura invenci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
LOS DIEz coMPoNENTEs DE
TANLAC

En- total hay diez ingredientes en- la
formula de Tanlac, cada uno de los
cnales tiene rn valor terapeutico reco-
.conocido.
f,Al regerirse uno de los Ingredients
mas importantes de Tan,ac, Ia Enci-
clopeaia Britannica dice: ''Ha sido ell
origen de las Iliedicil1as tonicas mas
valiosas que Sc han descubierto. -
al referirse a otro de los t6nicos ge-
nerales conteniiOs en- Tanlac, Ia 13a.
edici6n de la Terapeutfca de Potter, il
bro de te1to de nieiicina, dice que:
proporciona vfgor y tonicidad to-
do Ell organismo, ihcnlyendo todos los
6rganols y tejfdos. y
Ell mismo renombrado autor, al des-
cribir el efecto fisiologico de otro de
los ingredientes de Tanlac, que es de
valor en- 10 que ccmunmente Sc llama
"estado de agotaniento' usa Ia fra
Sc siguiente: el.y
"Se lie tiene en- gran estima en- la.
convalescencia de las enfermdades agu-
das -
Eli Tanlac hay algunos otros el9
mentos que, debido la infuencia que
ejercen sobre el apetito. la digestion,
la asimilacion elimination, mejorarAn
la nutrici6n y la actividad vital de to-
dos los tejidos y organos del cuerpo, y
producer ell estado de tonieidad gene
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
SIR THOMAS Upton
EN- NUEvA YORK

WASHINGTON, setfembre 26.-Sir.
Thomas Upton ha llegado hoy esta
ciudad procedente del Baltico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
JOHN LEWIS

JOHN LEWIS
Stop 2 Puerta do TERRA
Telefono S29
Pago por:
Bronco grueso 8 12 y cts. libra;
,cobre grueso, III y 5 cts libra; alu-
mimic Cimpio) s. ,. 5 1I2 cts. libra; tu
bos de gonna a 1I2 cts. bronco fno q
2y 2 liz cts. y cobre fno 8 1I2 y 4
centavos
COmpro cualuuisr cAntidAd
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
REcoNsTTTUYE Y vrGoRIzA

Hay algunos otros ingredientes que
Sc describen en- el DispensatoriO, y otros
textos de rHedicina, que poseen efectose
beneficos sobre los 6rganos de s6cre-
ci64f cuyo funeionaRieHto adecWado
produce Ia purilicaci6n del torTente
sangulneo que los nutre De esta ma.
nera, Sc eliminan los elementos vene-
noses. perjudiciale3, y Sc vigoriza y
vita.iza todo ell ORGANISING.
Desde I'm principle Sc destin6 Tanlac
para corregir los trasternos del est6-
mago, higado intesttnos.e Sin ehbar-
so, es al miSmo tempo un poderoso to-
nico y reconstituyente, pues es claro
que cualquier medicina que produces
la asimilaci6n debida del alimento IA
elimination apropiada de los produc-
tos de desecho, debe tener como result
tado I'M efecto complete y benefcioso
sobre todo ell ORGANISING
TAGTEAC Sc vende en- todas las far.
macias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
foLEcTIvA coMIENZA
SUS NUEVOS RTUNFOS
,coABEY.

''volveran las oscuras golsndTinas
De su balloon sus nidos a colgar,
aquellas que supieron nuestros nombres,
Esas no volveran. tG54
Fara que?"....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27

Coentand ee gran diariamente acuden
medica
King America Latina
encagad al pass dice 10 que
soVendies
mientras ncfos Ven aNcur con-
TANL4C que
recind maavosos benefcios de FAN
miles de pregunen: Que es
TANIAC? IA gndfmo exto? iPor que dr
medna tOdas las demas de
s clase?"
preguntas dice e doctor
mGritoTANAC
argos trabajo estudio
Cooper eXceiente
nal de quin famaoOgstas.
La hecha las mas benef raie her
TAN
modernamene euipados de America
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
La ACCION FISI0LOCICA
! DE TANLAC EXPL|CADA

as nrncpaes personadades del mudo demaesrm 10 que en-
reaIidad es Ell TanIac expican los efectos de eada
mo de los dez ingredentes en- Ell sstenia
'da humane, probandO cohciuyentemente
'oe - la fuerza de esta medicinal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
Apply for Permit
to Build Theater
Brodd,uay Home to Cost
From S35O,OOO to
100000.

Application for permit 10 build II
theater at Seventh and Broad Streets
TO cost from $3.50 900 to 100000. wss
made 10 Building Inspector Butler
yesterday by a. J.. Straus and l.. II.
Gunst
While the thcatcr is to be built by
the Broadway Theater Corporation,
In complying with the law it was
necessary for the owners of the prop
cr;y 10 ask for the permit. The build
Ing Is 10 be of hreproof construction
throughout The application is
signed by the owners and the First
National Amusement Corporation.
Application WAS niso made for per
nit TO build a une-two-story brick
home for girls III Highland Park.
The structure is to front on Detroit
Street and is to cost $4,000. Carncai
& Johnston are the architects.
The Horn Ice Cream Company ap-
piled for permit TO build an ice
cream plant on the northeast corner
Of Seventh and Leigh Streets. The
building will be cf concrete and steel
and II to cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
HAVEN OF REST" FOR
CONFEDERATE SAILORS
John Shelton Williams Heads
Committee to Raise Funds
for Home.

Interesting picture of naval battles
during tho War between the states.
or tn" NOR" important vessels which
foRicd the Confederate nag. and pie
lures OF many OF tho commanders
and captains who served tn" Con
fcderacy wero shown by Admiral A.
q. wright. OF jacksonville Fla. I'm
nm address last night Mt tho John
Marshall High school In the interest
OF fund for tho establishment Of
haven OF Rest" for the few re-
naming members Of the Confederate.
navy.
Admiral .wr!gh, vas introduced by
Bishop collins Jenny who paid a
tribute 10 the mon OF the Confederat.
navy and army. He said. through the
confederate navy. tho navies OF III.
world were Influenced and revoiu-
t'onized. The admiral gave very
interesting account OF the various
Nesseis which were used in behalf of
the Confederacy. and pointed on, tina,
Out OF the 5000 men In IN. navy.
there are today abou, 900 living. He
sara the records OF the Confederate
navy were burned when Richmond
was evacuated. and for that reason
IL hau been impossible to place tho
needy naval veterans in the soldiers
MONIES. He also said that there was
natural dislike on the part Of navy
men 10 go into the homes provided
Tor the soldiers
Fhe seNeral hundred men and
Momen assembled chose John SHELTON
"iliiamS as chairman of a committee
10 work with Admiral Wrigh, In rails
ing tn" fund Of 500 with which I,
Is proposed 10 start tho home and
Ea'her and compile statistics OF the
confederate navy. MIR Williams. in
d prlef talk. suggested tina, Rich
mona would be glad To- have .NdmiraI
wright make his permanent hon.
here.
several contributions were made
'aS' night whil" others promised to
sehd checks to Admiral wright or
hahc them To James iIcwison score
'arE to the admiral VIII IIundlny
spoke briefly ana sucrcscd tina;
mere was no greater act the veterans
OF the World War could do. than helm
Tais" 'h' money for this worthy
projcut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
COLONIAL THEATER THRONG
CAPTURED BY MOVIE STARS
Fifteen. on Way From Convention at Ocean View. Make
Fun Here for Great Audience Having
Wonderful Time, They Say.

The Colonial Theater was turned
into playground for visiting mo
tion- picture Stars las; night. No
than htteen Of them frol!ckrd 4
made fun for the benefit ~ At VA, =.
audience, which completely filled IN
house. No such entertainment has
been offered Richmond crowd as
VIII Morrisey conCoct.d on the spur
OF the moment from the orchestra
pit. with the 60 operation OF his coll
Leagues OH the stage
Introduced as each appeared or
the stage, speeches. songs ana da. .
were given by the visitors pal
dina, the famous dancer. gave scv
cral Of her own inimitable performs
ances Virginia Pearson made AN -en
thusiasi!r speech. EXPRESSING her de-
Light =. being IN Richmond. saying
she i Southern Girl and lover
OF Dixie ;aeuted proteg. Of
hora idina presented , pair Of dane"
which Captivated every one. B"ruard
Granville recited Gunea -" IN
iazzy number which caught the
crowd
Ntorcther. it was an hour OF mcr
r'memt which made tho audience
rock with laughter rho combined
the orchestra pit deckcd out in =
womans hat and cape. hamme,Ins
ON the tin top OF AN ASH can. and
bernard Granville. who helped him
out from the business side If IN
f"otllghts. were the choices, co!l,r
ton of nonsense ever seen ouisiuS
~ Lambs club frolic Aided bv
Miss Pearson. th"y sang ;raves,v
OF IN" sixth from "Rigoletto,"
which was tho GROWING climax
the evening
The picture stars are here on thei
way home from convention us
h"ld at Ocean View. the affair giver
under the management of Harr.
hernStein. head OF the Wells inter
ests IN Richmond. Through Mrl
H"rnstcin's influence. tho party wa
Induced to visit Richmond and 81,
two days here. They an t.,
mat they wer" having a w..dcg.r..
'n' they appeared p, the CoIouia
vest .day afternoon. as well as-s
night ANA will appear twice today
at and : o'clock.
Judging from the reception which
they received last night tho r
maindcr OF the stay In town of tho
iavorit"s Will be happy ,.ie for
themselves and their admirers. T1o
picture they made on the stare =,
ia" Colonial is not soon to be for
gotten Ttc striking blonde beauty
OF Marguerite Marsh contrasts
with the darker attractivcncss %
Betty Mack. Emily Miles. Hosina
Pimponi. Violet raync. poraldina and
others. made the stage an attr.c
iiv" place. real cye-hucr. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
SHOCKOE CREEK CLAIMS
MAY Be PRESENTED CITY
Faces More Litigation as Re
suit Of Overflow Thurs
day Night.
WORKED havoc TO rnorEni,
Question OF Improvement Has De
bnted I'm Council for Half Century.
but Little Has Bc-n Done I" Rem
cdy Situation.

with the authorization Of thu pay
ment OF claims agErecRtins appro Nj
mately $4,000. due to former
freshets, the city Of Richmond now
faces similar litigation as "a rcSulT OF
the damage caused Dy the overflow
OF Shocko- Creek Thursday night.
Havoc was vrouGn; TO property on
lower Main street and that section
when ShoCkoc Creek again went ON
the rampage and loss To owners IS
estimated at from S25ocoO to $500
OOO.
Authority by the city Council TO
settle the claims due to former
floods OF Shocko" Greek followed the
loss by the cit! In the supreme Court
of Appeals or the tesI suit OF w a.
Chcatwood, growing out OF the 1915
ireshcts !; is now expected thut tn"
city viii authorize the bond issue OF
$2,50G.oUb 10 take care Of improve
ments recommended some wears ago
for ShoCko" Crock ami sewers lcau-
ine in1o it from Church lliu.
snNiIic Was for PLAINTIFFS.
II suits are brour'n, against the
city as a result Of Thursday nights
floods, Alien SaNillc. Director uC
Public Works. Will md himself in =,
position opposite To that he occupied
Mr.. Saville was then practicing en-
Cincer and was retained 10y the plain
iiffs. That the city WAS found To be
at fault in not property providing
for the disposal OF flood water was
largely due TO his testimony.
Now MIR. Saville is nj The head OF
The city's engineering department and
has been for some time trying to i'm.
press upon the cry Council the
necessity OF making the asked Tor
improvements in Shuckoe Greek In
event IN. city is sued he viii again
ne called on 10 testify.
While the Shockoe Creek situation
has been debated in the CITY COM
eli for half century. nothing has
been done 10 remedy. conditions from
the locomotive Works proper 10 tn.
river. Mr. Savilie said yesterday that
the $500 200 that has been asked
for VII! provide "a closed sewer can
able OF handling the overflow from
me most unusual storms The sewer
VIII be approximately forty by nfteen
ieet for "A distance OF about one mil.
from Hospital Street TO the river, he
said, and II Will require abou,
eighteen months 10 complete the
work.
VIII Mem Reclamation.
NJ HaNI4!" Also SdiC thao the i'm -
prorement will mean the rcc,: I'M,
Ton OF about nifty acres nf property
assessed at 100000 which would hs
Immediately available for develop.
ment for factory sites
Shockoe Creek was back at norma
yesterday afternoon. II had beer
NODDED by the dclugc That fell unor
Ric bmond Thursday night about
o'clock and overran its banks. turn.
ing lower Main Street and IN.
Fifteenth street valley into a river
OF swir!inr water. shops wer, food
co and homes We're damaged bv IN,
mood OF water, which covered lowe,
Main street 10 a depth OF nve a
tor several blocks Damage wa,
oone In every section OF the ci,yand
'e!.Fhone service was lntcrruptcd
ma 'I'e trolley serNic" Handicapped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
CLERKS MARK TINE
AS C.. & O. SYSTEM
VOTES COME In
eContinncd From First PageD

'toutlnucd From First Pagc.)
last night that he did not know what
action will be taken regarding the
reported decision of the c. & o. and
Seaboard Air Line 10 have their cars
repaired and rebuilt by the Rich
mond Car Works. In South Richmond.
This development; had not been re-
ported a; headquarters YESTERDAY
, r. cottrell said. and II is probable
' nat the contract for this work was
awarded before the strike was
called. Il was said. though. tina,
the amount of work the Richmond
Car Works is ahie to turn ont Will
not he sufficient To have any decided
Influence on the situation.
That the stationary oilers and frc-
men had been called out on Monday
was yesterday announced at the
isfactory 10 the federation were re-
ceived II was SAID a, the meeting
that the reports received by the fed :
Grafton showed tina, the reports OF
the Bloomington. III, disorders had
been greatly exaggerated.
More than | 500 attended tho mass
meeting YESTERDAY il was stated bv
federation officials Many wives of
the strikers wcr" present and took
deep interest in the proceedings. G.
l.. Wilcox. !anor leader. and J. y.
Davis. Of Wash.ngton, u. G. lccis
lat representative OF the Intcrna
iional Association OF Boilermakers.
addressed tho meeting
Another mass meeting will n.
Reid this morning n, 1880 o'clock
IN the city Auditorium. and promi-
nent labor mon viii speak
Trains are sim running on sched-
ulc. It was said at the railroad Of
ices. and no interruption Of service
- expected FOR some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
POSTAL. CLERKS OFF
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
LEY Assncia,ed rrcss.l

WASIiINGTON. July l4.-Clerks
employed in Offices throuEhou,
the United States Will during the
remainder of the summer season. be
permitted TO enjoy half-holiday
each Saturday. providing the work
assigned to them has been completed
by noon on that day. under an order
issued TODAY by First Assistant
Postma sterC;cnc-nl Bartlett.
The order will he enforced AT the
discretion Of pos;masters, who will
determine what clerks are to be re-
lieved and when, in their opinion, all
duties have hecn performed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
Tuesday, July i8, 1922
Adults, Si.5O

Children under ~ Years, St.OO
Train leaves Main Street Station
1880. Returning, leaves Buckroe
Beach $50 =. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15

fuWNh l. Hyde. an cN-scrviCe man
of Richmond. has hccu honorabIy dis
charged from Davis Clinic and ha.
returned TO this city TO engage in
business. Mr.. Hyde who was a
member OF IA. Blues and accom-
panied that 81 -anizatirn TO the Mex
lean border served with the Three
Hundred and Seventeenth Infantry
during Tho World NNHr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
nrnppointcd to Fcdcrn, no,rd.

NASHl NGTON. July It-C. r. Me.
'"tosh' OF Indiana. WAS reappointcI
qua! oN president Harding as a
member or the Federal Board for
Vocational Education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rapid transit tennis tourna-
msit tdoublcs1, Country Clus of
Virginia. $40 l.. NJ,
RasobRll-Mayu Island Park.
Richmond va. Rocky Mount, 1870
y. NJ.
Amateur baseball tfor sched,
ules 500 sporting page.
John Marshall IIouHc. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open 0 ~. NJ. 10
: =. NJ
tFor thcntcr calendar, 400 page
ave.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15

men q: the party were doubtless
equally worth sceeinE by the half, or
,two-thirds. Of the audience. and all
were literally applaudcd. J. q. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
seek Mis.inx Burnio y

Aid in the search FOR Trorras t,,r
rington' OF Buffalo. y. y. VINO {, said
TO have disappeared from NJ, home
more than twenty years age ha.
been asked OF the Richmond police.
Captain Wright received n pict4t, OF
thc men; secomparAd by q deasr&-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20
NEPROZRADIL SVEHO VRA
HA AM MA SMRTELNE
POSTELI.

Ia navratu domu stfelen byl
Y sobotu ma Fulton I'd. a Roehl
ave, 40-lety Nicola Spinelli,
povolanim reznik. Pred tim
spatren byl V dome pi. Marie
RiovG, 3400 Roehl ave-, kterou
a jeiiho syna pc navSteve opu-
still S oZnamenlm, re jde domu.
Postreleneho jej nalezli ma
chodnlku bratri Burke-ove a il
sty Ital. Pfivolany straanik
Josef Canepa dopravil smrtel-
ne zran6neho do m6stske ne
mocnice, ale marne Sc dotazO-
val pc jmenu pachatele.
vim, kdo mne strelil, ale
nepovim to- byla jeho posled-
nj s'ova. Panovala zprvu do
mnenka, lie sc stall obeti po-
misty "terne ruky', ale teto
theorie Sc policie vzdala. Spi-
nelli byi vdovcem a upln6 osa-
melym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20
OKRESNI q A
TON OkRADEN O SPER-
KY GENE 1900.

Do domu okresniho navlad-
nfho Edw. C. Stantona, 1899
zap. ia. III. vloudili sc lupici,
kteff byli Size vyruseni prav6
v pine praci, ale pTec Sc Jim
podarilo zavcas zmizeti a witt
sebou klenot1 as v Gene $500.
Okradena rodina sc vcera vra-
celia z naVStevy Cd sestry pi.
Stantonove, bydlici v els. 4105
Franklin ave. Pr. StantonOva
hned Il dveii slysela telefonni
zvonek a spechala otevfiti, me-
ii tim GO manzel jeji zajlzd6l
autem do garaze. Bandite by
ii prav6 nahofe, V pine praci,
kdyz uslyseli sramot a spatfili
|vzplanuti svetla. Ovsem, re
necekali ma "pfichod vecl phi
stitch" a honem Sc ztratili.
Sousede vypravovali, re
spatrili diva muze prchati ma
ulici. NavStevu odnesla hla-
|vn6 pi. Stnntonova neb prvni
prohlidka patrila iejimu dres-
ru, kdezto skvosty i str1brn6
nacini iinde umisteny, zustaly
ma mistech. Mezi odnesenymi
lvecmi jest i detska pokladnic-
ka Sc $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20
UMRTf ZNAMEHO REPOR.
terra f. A. ROBERTSE..

VGera odpoledne zemTel pc
petidennim onemocneni zane
tenn Pile novinarsky reporter
Plain Dealeru, E. A. Roberts,
793 vvch. 88. III. Byl 43 rokn
star a "a novinafskeho pnso-
benz dovedl 81 ziskati pratel-
stvi Getnvch vynikaiicich stat
nikd i slavnych muzu obou sve-
til. Ia valky i pozd6ji meskal
jake %zpravodaj imenovaneho
listu We Francii i okupovanem
nemeckem uzemi ma levem bTe-
hu Ryna, odkud psaval zajima-
We clanky, ktere 81 vzdy dove
dlv vymoci jistou poZornost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20

selohry zde prnredene. AZ
hra byla nemalo ohrozena one
mocnenim slecny Marie Dosta-
love, "a kterou V posledni chvi-
Ii zaskotila pf. Kalousova.
Prekvapeni jsme byli vyko-
ny p. Jaroslava Kubese v hlo-
re inzenyra Plaminka a spolu
s MIN stejne chvaly zasluhuie
slecna Anna Sroubova ieho
partnerka, kterouz %troiici Who
dine d%oplnoval p. Jos. Kubes v
1loze komickeho Gempeho, mu
re-, jenz jake stare Rakousko
vsude pfichazf pozd6. Posled-
n6iSi mel vsak V druhem jed
mani miti THOR iak jei popisu-
ie Plaminek. Jake vzdv byl
dobrym V Gloze Vowa p. F. Lee
dinsky, 81. Marie Sroubova ia
ko Antonio j Jarnik jeif man
Eel p. JOS. Reznicka. PodaTe-
nvm parkem manzeld ZaGko-
|vvch byl p. Josef Jun a pl. Ka-
lousova. kdezto parek malo-
~mestskVch sosakn Arnosto-
|vvch predstavil p. Kar. Stofl a
81. RGz. Nemeckova. Mensi IL
|lozky pax vhodne obsazeny 81.
Karolinou Junovou a PIP. JOS.
a Harlem Kotapisem.
Hrano bylo $ chuti a velice
dobfe. tax re st'astny ~veerejsi
za6atek jest jistou predzvesti
dalsich uspechn. Pochvaly "a
sluhuie i hudba p. Harmacka,
iakoz p. J. Simic 2 vych. 131.
ul., jenz zapHjcil kvetiny a
firma The Goodman Furniture
Co., 1888 Broadway "a dodanl
nabytku ma jeviste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20
Poor MA NEkTERE Auto
MODIFY POJISTUJlCf
S~POLECNOSTI.

Charles w. Spicer, predsta-
veny statniho pojist'ujiciho cd
d6leni chlasil vcera kampan,
Ia ktere ma brti Ohio a nasle-
dovne i Cleveland zbaven po-
koutnich firem pojist'ujicich
auta. Jisty muZ byl potaji OBJ
pinen, re neobyCejne nizko po-
jiSt'uje auta a pojistky odya-
del spolecnosti, ktera nemela
vubec license k podobnemu OBJ
a ocekaVa jej soud, Eel, re ne
a oCeiava jei soud, Eel, re ne
nj tonic druhu podvodneho
obchodu ojedinelym a re Y
nejblizsich dnech Sc Dude po-
dobnemu oSudu "teSiti' neko-
lik jeho podvodnych kolegu.
Phi pojiSt ovani stroiu utvorily
Sc ~zvlastnl krouzky ma]ltelu
aut. jichZ kruh Sc pomoci do
brovolnych agentu stale slril,
aniz by ale tito byli 81 vedomi,
re vlastne prestupuji tax IVA
ne ''modre zakony''. Hlavnim
lltelem hnuti, Dude tez pouce-
hi vsem sportsmanum 0 povin-
nostech. praVech a take oprav
neni osob i s~polecnosti phi pre-
jlmani zodpovednostl "a auta
ztracena, ukradena. shofela a
neb jinym %zpusobem znicena.
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= Prijd'te Sc pobaviti kra-
snou slovenskou hrou GAZ-
DINA ROBA, hraje jiz v ne
deli Y v {. N. SIM ma
Broadway. Listky u pi. Smr-
love tamtez.
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tanci, "Nahrazkovy kral', by
la vGera veGer opakovana Ora
matickym Odborem Sokola
Cleveland, V SIM onoho sboru
ma Quincy Ave. Provedenl by
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prve, O nemz isme tehdy pri-
nesli posudek, Eel vSak re to-
tez nelZe rici 0 navSteve. Pred
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ra jenom prostredni, sin byla
0 neco vice neil z polovice "a
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Mich ulohach vystoupili: BIZ. V.
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va a br. Josef Kristof a INA
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va, br. Vaclav Week a br. r.
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w nacvicila SEES. Vlasta Hole.
rova a kroje, opravdu krasne.
obstaral br. JOS. Kristof. So.
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pc skonceni predstaveni hrala
k tanci. Vypraveni teto hry
vyzaduje 81 zamozfeime znac-
ny naklad a tn litovati jest, re
pri vcerejsim druhem predsta.
veni, nebyla navsteva vetsi.