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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
WOrid Sand Springs
Bureau
GRACE L.. KING PHONE ,o2

SAND SPRINGS, Nov. ga Mrs
Crooks of jerks, former member
OF the Broadway Baptist church
here. will entertain the W. b. NJ. S
at her home next Wednesday. after
noon. Tho ladies' will motor over
Society is preparing TO give "A bazaar
and bake sale during the holidays
Rev. u. G. Brinkley, pastor OF th'
Baptist church. and Mrs. Brinklcy
returned by motor Monday from
Dallas and Ft. Worth, Texas. They
attended the State Baptlet ,convon'
tion. in Dallas while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Renner, and
Or. and Mrs Mondy, and Mr.
Thompson, OF local oil firm OF
Tulsa, motored TO Shell Creek dan
last Sunday afternoon. on thcit
return, Mrs. Renncr entertained
with Il 6 o'clock.
Miss Lindsey. head matron of the
Sand Springs home, returned homo
Monday after months vacation tC
different points in Missouri.
G, IL. Tingley. manager OF the
Sand Springs Light, Power &c Water
CO., and Mrs, Tirgley, left Tuesday
for Chicago TO be gone until De-
Cember s.
Rev. Forest Fields OF Tulsa. at
tending Epworth league service at
the First Methodist church Wednes-
day night.
The newly organized lodge OF the
w. O, W, viii give "a benefit dance
in their hall Friday night Mo-
vcmber %. Musicians OF the Tulsa
local will furnish music.
The funeral services OF Mrs.
Martha J. Collins. age 81, was held
at the community church, Wednes-
day afternoon, DR.. T.. II. Gelvin Of
tlclatiug Mrs. Collins died No
Ncmber Il. at the home OF her
adopted daughter, Mrs. II, Bently, OF
Lake station. Those surviving are
two sons. Mr.. II. +. Breeding,
superintendent OF the sand Springs
home; Q. W. breeding OF sand
Springs also one adopted daughter.
Mrs, II. Bently OF Lake station, a
sister, Mrs. Frances Bentley, a
brother j. NJ, Hale OF Dallas.
Texas. Mrs. Collins was member
OF the Community church OF sand
Springs.
Mrs. j, l.. Renner entertained
Tuesday evening with a Progressive
kook party In her home, 500 y.
Washington. Pot flowers and
hrysanthcmums were the decora
lions. High score was awarded
Mrs. Charles Lurtz, and consolation
by Prof. Hacker, Dainty rcfreeh d
ments were served to the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lortz. MIR. ana Mrs,
Howard Xeigler. Prof. and Mrs.
Hacker, MIR. and Mrs. +. a. Me
Dougal
Mrs. Paul PinRerton, 6l9 y. Main,
entertained with a luncheon and
bridge party on Tuesday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. ., II. Stewart. OF
san Diego, Cal. who Is visiting her
sons, II. T.. and o. J.. Stewart. The
home was artstically decorated In
pink and white, Twenty-one was
the diversion OF the afternoon. High
score went TO Mrs. r. A. Craig, and
low score to Mrs. q. L. Miller.
Those who played bridge were Mes
danes George Rupert. r. :.
Hahn, T., NJ. Monsell, A. J. RAN
dolph. Louise Smith, q. II. stewart.
II, T., Stewart. q. L. Stewart, G. B.
Parker +. L. Robinson, w. A.
Partridge. lex Wiley. George Will
son, G.. L. Miller, W. r.. Slack. l.. Il.
liohl. Charles Stoddard, Il. A. Craig.
B. j. Hail. W. B. Hisson, +. NJ.
McFah
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AUDIT OFFICIALS BOOKS
Circulars Spread About Before the
Election Defeated barnes.

0TVVTII 70 nv " UTIu.
OZARK, Mo, Nov 28.--As a re-
suit OF circulars being broadcast over
Christian county the day before cleo
uon IN which damaging statements
regarded the official conduct of
Circuit Clerk James c. Barnes were
made, the county court has an
nouuced that an audit OF his books
viii be made before Barnes term OF
office expires
1t is said that Barnes will file a
big damage suit as soon as the audit
IS completed,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
New Gulf Coast Cushcr

ORANGE, Texas. Nov 23-The
deepest well in the Orange oil field
blew in today making 1900 barrels
high gravity oil that had an odor
similar 10 kerosene. The well was
tested and abandoned several
months ago at $3.50 feet.
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Kansas

lola, Kan. Nov, 2A.--The United Iron
Works company Of lola has purchased
two acres Tor enlargement OF the plant.
Tho lola plant is preparing to handle
acreage viii provide ample area Tor moro
tJaChage.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Nov. e3.--G. Y.
Mahan pf Toledo, ohio. who recently
moved there from Independence 60 bc tn
charge Of affairs for the ..auonRi supply
company. arrived here lHst nisht uu .
business visit tits many friends were
delighted 60 see him. Mr. Nahan has one
OF the most pleasing personalities OF
any man who ever was citizen In lnde-
ptndenCe.
CHEKRYVALE. Kan. Nov. 37--Tho
pipeline building from Cnuvy 60 Whiting,
Indiana Is now crossing the J, W, Henry
city. About two hundred men are rn-
ploycd on the job and many of them are
staying IN this city Bt night, making the
trips In and out On big truokA
NEOpEsHA, Kan, Nov. 29.--Just how
easy Il Is TO become the victim OF an ac-
cident Is we'll illustrated In the expert
standard on company at NcodUsha. Yes
tcrday while engaged I'm his work at the
refinery near horo a man who was sitlk.
ing concrete with a steel wedge, a small
piece OF steel with Jagged edges lcit the
face OF the wedge, huFtlcd through the
sr Tor 10 or IL feet, whsued It's way
through the mans jumper, sweater. ana
hls right forearm. II was necessary 70
give the man an anesthctlc before the
N-TdY could be brought into play. the
steel located and removed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

spHiNGrtELp. Mo. Nov, % The
Southwpst Missouri Medical assuciatiop
hiss been fu session here thlF week Prom
mont rh}HlrIans and surgeons addressed
iho RathUrluE.
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JEFFEHSoN CITY Mo-. Nov. % u More
than one hundred ana ntty letters. com
plimentinE tho hand Of tho state poni-
trutHry which recently broadcast pro-
gram from the state marketing bureau :
oraEaizstipn come again" have been
received by IN. bureau from % states and
N. i..a.lHas u eMtarln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

CAssvILLE. Mo-. Nov "a Miss Novs
TrpiinEcr received hor commission from
GOV. Arthur NJ, hyde TO fil the upeS
plrsd term as circuit clerk OF Barry
county. caused by the death OF hoI
father z. NJ. Trounger. She had been a
deputy IN the office for several years.
Trulinger dropped dead when he was IN
formed OF his defeat in the recent election,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
Arkansas

FAYETTEVILLE ARK, Nov. -G.H-be-
cause he could not learn arithmetic and
his schoolmates tauuted him over his de-
ficienuy. BRADY Turner, rs, OF West Furk
IS missing. The boy disappeared from
the home OF his parents Mr.. ana Mrs.
O &. Turner. November 2, and has not
been hoard from since. ON the day OF MS
disappearance he had been ridden hy
schoolmates numerically. "rhcy won
yet another chance 10 gay me he told
his brother on that day.
VAN BUREN. ARK Nov. 2'-rhe
the late Judge Jesse Turner OF Van
Burcn seek To set aside the viii lett by
him at his death early In 1871 was called
Tuesday. but was postponed until Wodnes-
day because Of absence OF attorneys Tor
the plaintiff samuel NJ. Gattis Of Hills-
buTo y a., an attorney recently em-
ployed by the Turner relatives. Is unable
10 be present at the trial because MS
duties as district solicitor make II I'm
possible for him 20 leave home. John
Turner OF Greensboro y. C., a relative
OF the late Judge Turner, arrived in Van
Burcu Monday. Judge Turner, atteT Nv
ing = bachelor until he was an old man
and on his death bed. married Mira
Charles Leonard. a divorce, TO whom he
loft al! his property
wALDRON. ARK. Nov, ?3.~-Claude
PAGE who Is about Il years old, who was
stabbed in the back and slashed across
the breast with a knife following dis
pute aver a game of marbles with W. l.,
Moore. 30, VIII live physicians announce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

600" wound ov'r Pages breast vas danger.
HUsIy urhr tho heart Moore is H wealthy
farmer ana cattle dtaIeD The cutting
TOOK plore at rothrun. o. tnuaa west of
NHltrou. Moore De Ut liberty under $500
bond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

PDSCA CITY. Nov 21 1--Arla, Il
Walker. q prominent farmer aud 1--we
stock man living between Pouca tlty ana
Ncwktrk has been elected president of
the oklahoma Auti-trrse Thief assoct'
Bttpn. The election ~ walker carries
with n tho right 90 attend tho national
convention M delegate this winter
oklahoma is divided into two divisions
eastern and western. Tho latter iH the
greatest In mCmbrrship iu the entire
west, consisting uf 800 members.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

tINGFtsUER Nov 21--Radin outtlts
are becoming 80 numerous In Kingfiahrr
that theHa whn haven't ono may Just step
across the street to llstun ia on tho
proErgmH OF tho dAy. Ana now since the
portable. nun-acriHl hah msdu ita Hup"nr-
unus II iH supposed that great many
Kingft-heritcs viii have one to take along
I'm their automobile trirH
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ENID, Nov. ?3.--Twonty nine passenger
trains enter and iuayo Enid daily. SChed-
uleS have been kept nearly perfect de.
spite the shopmen's strike. The pay roll
each month IA more than $4,000. Nearly
all these employees own their homes in
Enid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

ENID Nov. el Mrs VI. NJ Davis.
whose homo Is near Carrier. has on eB-
hlbition at her homo il00 cans ~ fruit
vegetables and moats which no has en-
tered In the nation Wide cuutcHt conduct
ed by the Hazel Atlps Glass company pf
Virginia. Minis Frances Brown, state
denomination agent. Judged the display
and sent her report TO tho company,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

MIAMI Nov, Miamr- participation
IN ths new northeast Oklahoms district
Young Women,s Christian association was
made practically certain today when the
Miami Lions cluh voted TO guarantee half
of the oity's quota to pay tho salary OF
the trained secretary for the trst year.
other towns which are expected to be
included IA the district are iawhuHka
Bnrtlesyille, Ninita. NowRtA ana Clare
more The total cNpns, including travel
Ing expenses OF the secretary, Will lie
IA nnn annum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

NORMAN. Nov. 2l.--rhe subscription
:-.-G among the studrnts Tor stadium
for tho University uf oklahoma began
when the members Of the teams that will
nolicit subscriptions In tho drive were On
tcrtaincd at a luncheon at the armory at
moon today. Unofficial reports sHy that
$4,000 was pledged at the luncheon for
the teams but the official report has not
been issued yet. The average amount
that u student Is expected to Bive is
about $50 and II may be given Ia the
form OF q pledge that II payable over
period OF five years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

BARNspALL. Nov. ?s.-Albert Lc-
guemora- one Of our up-tp-the minute
construction and resetting tank builders,
has bought out tho Southwestern Tank
company here, Mr.. LouHemora Will make
his headquarters In Barusdal The style
OF th9 new company viii he known ns
the LeuEmOra Tank company, and they
Will handle all siEcs and capacities OF
steel and wood tanks Bnd also operate a
construction and resetiing department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

NOwATA Nov 23.--f;ugene II Lawson,
attorney and capitalist OF Nownta, who
was in the city today transaCtinE business
with President A. w Shulthis Of The
citizens National bank for tho first time
announced that he has Just completed
the purchase Of tho Ice plat at Winfield,
Mr. Lawson already owns the lee piants
pt NowRta, Miami Eldorado and Coffey-
willie md the acquisition OF the big plant
at Winfield makes very niCo addition
20 his holdings IN this particular line of
business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20
DREAMLA AND ADVENTURES
The Stone Rsbbies
..: BY DADDY

Just then the dogs. Toddie punkin.
and Johnny Bull. came waliowin.
through the snow. They saw the rsh
DTS dancing on the clothes line. n.
slght surprised the dogs. Thev a. ~
loud barking and began to iumn ,o ~
ward ,H the clothes line trying to Catch
The rabbits danced .bov. III. do,.
as y to tease them. They pretenSsd
20 si'p ana to fall. but just when The
aoGs were ready to grab them. thev
.Liknte9 themselves and went on viii
and sat down to study the stpsn.. ~ nyu"pinns ns
bits, Then the rabbit did dids seaaIo. I'D.
astonishing thing. They jumped" ""S'ess nS sSs
clothes line. bounced on h% ths h.oI on tne e
the the s,. startled dogs. and lesped back to to
That made the DOGS NOR. .,.,..,
tna.', taan ever. They jumped and theS
Once more the rabbits bounded ,..~
the clothes line. But this TINA h, th.x
lsnded In the snow right in front
Wool! Wow! The dom poun..a ~.
them: My, how the snow dew ="
b.,n Oni ,ns 1hs poor rabbits! They are
pe!ng killed.: screamed Janet.
Ill save. them." shouted Jack and
he ran to the door. 81"
When Jack threw the door open bs
got still another surprise. The dos
winch had started to tear the rabbits
their jaws IN sma.ement az they st stared
at the rabbits. The rabbits, instesd -
Gieine is r. torn orr and hurt, were sitting sp p
Suddenly the rabbits made q lean "a.
ward the dogs: Howling In startled
amazement., Toddie Fppkins and
Johnny Bull turned and fled. Jack
couldn't understand that at all.
What kind Of rabbits were these that
could scare away bull dog and q
collie as brave as Johnny Bull and Tod.
(JacA and Janet get another surprise
IN the next chapter. and learn wily
Johnny Bull and TOddie Pupkins
can't hurt The strange rabbits. Can
| you guess the FeAsonf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20
CHAPTER I
Tha Cltn1btnR Rabbits

TACK and Janet looked out at the
u falling snow. Big white fakes were
coming down fast. They were spread.
Ing q thick. soft carpet over the woods.
II wonder where Daddy Dog and the
rabbits and squirrels are?" said Jack.
'"This snow IL far. far over their
heads" >.
II hope no harm has come 70 them" ,"
I ever. have seen. II a rabbit tried to
run IN, It. he would sink away away
Suddenly q little creature hoped
out from behind q corner OF the house.
1t seemed to be walking on top OF the
"There 10 a rabbit now" cried Jack.
1T Is Hoppity Hop Rabbit!' Janet
looked closely. She shook her head,
mo. It Isn't Hogpity. Hop rabbit
and 1t isn't Bobby Bunny" she de-.
clared. ut is a strange rabbit and 1t
is acting very queerly."
Indeed the strange RABBIT was 9cths
queerly. It was dancing up and down.
At one moment standing on its head,
and the next balancing on tts stubby
Then Of q sudden Il did The. queerest
thing OF all-it ran up the side OF the
house Just az a squirrel climbs a tree:
Jack and Janet were much astonished
at that. They knew ordinary rabbits
were very poor climbers.
Suddenly Q second rabbit appeared
from behind the cosneI. Tho second
rabbit turned OomeYsaultS. and then,
like the other, It scurried up the side Of
A clothes line ran from the corner
Of the house to q post In the yard.
What did these amssinH rabbits DO,
There they balanced themselves for a
moment. and then both began to do
stunts like a. tight rope walker.
"Oh 100! They are circus rabbits, "
cried Jack. How did they get hereT'
Janet couldn't answer that.
II wish we could catch them," she
answered. II wonder II they are
tame"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

ANTOWN-Admittedly tho finest ioca
tiOn for an operation space for 30 houses:
might divide: near both train and trolley
John B. McCafferty. Sl2l GsrmantOwn ava.
BUY acre for price OF building lot, near
Glenside; water. gas. electric; train and
trolley. 430 Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

GOTH ST, 'SECTIOS-s9sO0-Twi house.
tile roof copper spou,ing,, ssIsen:. etc;
owner & forced 70 sell. WALTER 4: NC;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

Two squares south ~ station, 3 houses. Q
rooms, bath and brick laundry: porch; rent.
$40: price. $4,000 each.
H. .. DUNLAP. 1884 Market At.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

BALTIMORE AVE. 546s--s = and bath:
large lot; convert into store and double
value: make offer. w. NJ. HAWTHORNE.
Goth st, Theatre Bldg. Lans. 206l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

(Jacs and Janet Eet another surprise
IN the next chapter. and learn wiIy
Johnny Bull and Toddle Pupkins
ss"' ycs ss:: sss: e 3. 'ts:ss ss.:ss, ,'A'S''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20

JUST LISTED-Siodern homes. facing Cobbs
Creek Park, Trinity place and Springfield
ave J and rooms, hnt.water heat. hard
wood floors, etc. l860O & $1,000: will hnancA
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut at.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13
KOLEkCE DANE L HLAVY A
POKUTY.
F. l.. /. s.

Dan 2 hlavy, ulozena POOLE zakona pfistehovalcdm a sko-
lektovana IA fiskalnl rok do konce Gervna 1921 emilia SIS, 697..
52S, kteryzto obnos byl pfedan Department. vladniho pokladu
k upotfebenf ma vylohy spojene $ dohledem ma pristehovale-
ctvi a p%rovadenIm pTst6hovaleckych zakonG.
PTistehovalecke urady v n6kterych pTipadech ulozily DO
kut We vysi $324,34O proti dopravnim spolecnosten, majteldm,
agent6m aneb najemcim lodi, ktere v ohledu pristehovaleckem
porusili zakon nakazujici pokutu V pfipad6 poruseni. Suma
tato, skolektovana b6hem fiskalniho roku je ~nejv6tsi, jaka kdy
byla vybrana a prevysuje ma priklad rok 1920 o celych $40
$50. Jne prjmy behem fiskalniho roku chilly celkem $46-
52S. ~~Ms4kxXvFl r
Vyohy 8 provadenim zakond pfistehovaleckych spojene
vykonavanfm sluzby, osetfeni pristehovalcI "a fiskalni rok CT
nny S3,S9S, 1888, vyjma S112,500, kteryzto obnos byl vydan ma
opravu budov a prevoznich lodi ma Ellis Islandu, New York
Harbor. V celku tedy cisty pfUem z vyberu DAM 2 hlavy a "a
%placenych pokut pc odpocteni vyoh, spojenych s %provadenim
piistehovaleckych zakonq ma vsech stanicich prist6hovaleckych
We Spojenych Statech, emil pro Department Prace "a uplynuly
fiskalnf rok So, 057, 163.
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r MARIE TEREZIE.
Byvaly cisar Karel zastavil je
pred svym poslednim vyletem
do Uher.

PaTiz, IL. unora. - Byvaly
rakousky cisaT Karel zastavil
sveho casu mnozstvi rodinnych
klenotn zde a mezi mimi ma
chazel Sc tez prosluly perlovy
nahrdelnik Marie Terezie. Ka-
rel odhodlal sc k Zastave KRAFT
&c pred svym tazenim do u
her, nekolik dnH pred tim, nez
opustil We spolecnosti choti sve
Zity aeroplanem Svycarsko a
pristal V Burgenlande, odkudz
Sc svymi vernymi tail ma hlav
nj mesto Uher a kteryzto ma
Jed tax zalostne, vyhnanstvim,
skoncil.
Zastavene skvosty danny do
prodeje v Parizi lined, jakmi-
lie Karlovo fiasko bylo ozname-
no a vcera pamatny perlovy ten
nahrdelnik c~isarovny Marie
Terezie koupil velkoobchodnik
jefferson Cohn z Londyna "a
200, 900 liber sterlingd.
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Elektrisace ceskeho zapadu.

Y iednotlivych okresech "a
padoceskych Dude v nejblizsi
dob6 ~zahajeno zTizovani site
elektrovodne k zavedeni SOU
stavne elektrisace (svetla
hnaci sily) ma celem ceskem
zapade. Akce uial Sc "Zapa-
docesky elektrarsky svaz". =
Plan elektrisace dohotoven je
pro Presticko, Kralovicko, Name
tinsko a co nejdrive pTikroceno
Dude k vystavbe dalkovych We
deni p~rimernich take v okre-
SUI dobranskem, jak ozname-
no bylo ma nedavne schGzi "a
.jemcG a zastupcG oboe i okre-
SUI v Dobranech. Akce zaloze-
ma ie ma podklade mistnich
druzstev pro rozvod elektricke
energle, "a kapltalove ucastl
okresu dobranskeho. Projekt
je technicky i financne zaji-
stem.
Nova vystroj plzenske poll
Gle. - Plzenska statni policie
obdrzela prave novou vyzbroj
a vystroj die vzoru policfe
prazske. Straznici plzensti V
helmach, ozbrojenf 'pendreky',
isou novinkou PINE. V Plzni
zavedena Dude take policie
jizdni, ktera ma periferii mesta
V nejblizsi dobe zahaji hlidko-
YOU sluzbu.
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Mali PLATIT STARE RUSKE
DLUHY.

PaTiz, IL. unora. - Fran
couzska vlada zaslala vladam
v Litve, Estonsku a Lotyssku
notu, v niz Cd mich pozaduje,
ably jakozto byvale casti ruske
rise prevzaly zodpovednost "a
cast starych carskych dluhG,
jez ma ne pripada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13
~ORCANISACT AhITRICKYCH
CECHOSLOVAkU
Y PRAZE..

Ma podnit naRolika kraia-
MI americkgch, dlicich nyni v
Ceskoslovensku, byl zalozen V
Praze "Klub Americkych &C.
chloslovak1 Cs. republice".
K tomuto kroku pFimely nase
krajany pomery We stare vlasti.
Vsichni po SVEN pfijezdu citi-
Ii Sc opustenlmi a vydani ma
pospas ruZnym vykofist'ovate-
ldm, ktefi vyuzivali jejich ne
znalosti pomeru We svnj pro-
speech. Glen move zalozeneho
spolku jest ptstovani vzaiem-
nych stykI krajanI, vrativSich
Sc 2 Ameriky, at jiz k docas-
nemu 81 trvalemu pobytu, ia
koz i X jejich podpore. Klub
ma ma mysli zfizeni Informal
nj kancelare, iez by spravne
vsechny move prichozi informo-
vala. Mimo to budou zrizeny
take podniky, ktere by napo-
mahaly vratiy5im Sc k zalozeni
existence We stare domovine.
Soucasne Dude Klub pracovati
k pcvZneSeni znalosti o anne
ricke vetvi naSeho naroda slo-
VEN i tiskem. tt, kteri by ia
kekoli podpory potrebovali,
budou Sc moci ma klub obrati-
ii S 6plnou duverou. Krone
toho vzajemny styk udrzovan
Dude spoleGenskymi zabavami,
poradanlm divadelnlch pred
staveni, koncertd, vychazkami
spolecnymi a vylety.
Ustavuiici sch1ze konala Sc
dne II. ledna 1922 V mistnostl
restaurace p. Bohuslava V Ce-
letne ulicin a Starem Mfste,
jenz pred lety stravil delsf do
bu V Chicago. Ucastno bylo
na 30 krajan6 a krajanek re
v$ech konGin Spoi. StatG. Nej-
vice ~zastoupeno bylo Chicago.
Schulz zahaiil 0 8. hodine p.
Rittich kratkym proslovem, Y
nema naznaGil potfebu shora
vedeneho Klubu a zduraznil
Ae touto mvSlGnkou zabyvalc
E8e IL nekolik kraian6, kteri Y
M ekolika schuzkach vec prode.
Matovali q navrh stanov pri
Hravili. Ma to precetl proza
lilmni taiemnik p. Votava ma.
(Arh stanoV, Fypracovanych pr.
Epravnym vIborem. Pc te ma.
'etala dehata ohledne nazyu
P~robrany tyto navr-
,hy: /. Klub americkych Ce-
schos!ov3ku Y Ceskoslovenske
republice. 2. Klub americkych
|Techa V Praze. 3. Sdruzeni a
smerickych Cechoslovaku Y Pra
he. NadpoloVicni vetSinou pri-
tsjat naVrh pryni. Ma to pri-
kroceno k volbam radnych IL
relniku. Ia predsedu navrae-
no n6kolik clenu. kterf vesmes
odmitli, az pc druhem vyzvani
priial volbu p. Volta Benes 5
podminkou, re mu Dude pride
len ely tajemnik, pon6vadz
sam jest velice zaneprazdnen.
T~aiemnikem zvolen p. Tuna 2
Omahy. feditel Kancelare a
mericke correspondence V Pra-
re. Mistopredsedou zvolen p.
z Iowy, ia ucetnika p.
Votava. Ia revisory uctu zvo-
leni PIP. Zidlickv a Ninklarek.
PAX zvolen sedmiclenny vJbor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13

ce. Pred tim nalezal Sc We spo-
lecnosti dvou zen a jednoho
muze, vsichni pax pc padu
Tuttlea zmizeli, muz pax ma
osudnem miste zanechal svui
klobouk. tax re theorie policei-
nj, re jde ien 0 nahodu jest sill
ne otfesena. Pripad Jest tired
Milky osmeho precinktu vyse-
tTovan.