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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

spent In social hour. The society was
to meet 1T the home OF Mrs. A. Be-
Rhineheart of Marshall street. but
other arrangements were made.
weiner Roast
The members Of the Victor class Ot
the First NJ +. church met a. tho
church last evening at 7.3N ocloCk:
from there they took a trip up the Riley
road where they held a weiner roast.
The nrst part Of the evening was spent
in games. The we!ners were opened
after bright fire had been started and
soon flled the air with their delicious
aroma. The class started back 10 town
at late hour.
First Night
The first evening OF the entertainment
and bazaar given by the men OF the St.
James church was attended by n large
number OF friends from all over town
and several from Benwood. The bazaar
is being held In ;hs 81. James Hall on
the corner of Fourth and Logan streets.
The dancing Is one OF the biggest neats
ures OF the affair, although the booths
and stands did a very good business.
A large number OF tickets were sold
last evening and there IS expected 10 be
bigger crowd tonight than last night.
The proceeds far were very satisfac-
tory.
Left Last Night.
Rev. c. W. Fuller Of tho Christian
church left last evening for Madison,
w. Va. where he will take up some
work for the state hoard OF the Chris
tain church. Rev. Fuller was TO take
this trip some time ago hut owing 70
the accident Of The late Mr.. keger, he
postponed the trip until this date. Rev.
Sill ,rl hn a q
laid out before returning.
No Change.
The bazaar and entertainment that IS
being held in the St. James hall VIII
not interfere with the striking men Of
the rail unions using that place as
their headquarters. The men will hold
their meetings At nine o'clock every
morning instead Of in the afternoons rs
II has been UP to the present.
The men are we'll satisfied with their
present ARRANGEMENTS and have no de-
sire 10 move and will help to make
the entertainment success in rturn
for the many privileges they have been
allowed while occupying the hall.
nroMechen Er4efs.
Mrs. Elmer Conner of Fourth street
is much improved after her recent i'll
ness.
Charles Dickman Of Washington. Pa,
returned home after spending few
DAYS here visiting friends.
Miss Edith Wells nf Cameron return
ed home after spending several da! 5
here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. MuniSh. nf Eanes-
willie. o. returned home after spending
a week with relatives on Grant street.
George Mike returned home after
ing several days visiting relatives IN
Darlington. Ohio.
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REX THEATRE

The big country Store VIII he held
at the Rex Theatre tonight. The Mer-
chants of the city have donated Is
presents 20 be given away FIRE" {" the
people attending the Ne"s-Ball Stock
show tonight. TIL" play Nighie
Night" il one Of III" best comedies
ever put on here by stock company
and was only released last April for
stock Use. 4 local furniture company
have donated a $500 bed TO be given
away tonight. and a wholesale" has
given the "store" n Sla00 sweater 10
10 be given awav 10 some lucky person
Among the other merchants who have
contributed arc: Rcuter Bros: Whites
Bazaar: Reichbloom and Co: Peerless
Drug. 90: BARLOW 4 Co. and many
others The biggest store Of tho sea
on will he held tonight. Next week
Peg q NJ Heart" Come tonight and
see the fun.
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RETAILERS PROFITS
ARE VERY MODERATE
Average Net PROFIT OF Wost Virginia
Stores Lest Year Fraction over
Four Per Cent.

CIarkesburg, W. Va. July lS.-iSpi)
Aroused BY statements which hay" re-
Gently appeared IN the press over the
country to the effect that retailers are
making eXorbtant profls. Mr.. L. r
Suuders OF tho -Souders Co,
ClarkSburg W. Va. recently directed an
inquiry to p number of firms INCLUDED
in the membership Of the West VIZ
gin!a Retail Merchants association com
posed OF dry goods. women's readF-to-
wear and department store merchants
requesting them to give. among uther
items. the percentage Of net proht Tor
the past year.
Taking twenty OF the larger firms In
the state which included stores located
in Wheeling. Parkersburg. Charles
ton. Huntington. Clarksburg Fa!rnont
Bluefcld, Martin sburg. Princeton. Will
hanson. Beckley and Montgomery. u
was found that the average net pront.
without charging taxes was fraction
over 4 per cent. In giving out THIS
figure. Mr.. Souders stated that this has
been a year below the average and That
normally these same stores would prob
ably show an average net profit some
what higher than 4 per cent.
TT is interesting TO note in connection
with this investigation as 10 West Viz
ginia firms. the result OF Investigations
made by the Bureau OF Business Re
search Of the Graduate School Of Busi-
ness Administration OF Harvard uni
vcrsity." said Mr. Souders. THAT In
vestigation covered 3n9 stores located IN
SO states and showed the average net
profit to be .Ol9 per cent Of sales
Charges Unfounded.
"Prohahly the most recent investiEa-
tlon is that conducted by the Joint Con-
Eressional Commission Of Agricultural
Inquiry appointed to Investigate the
prices Of food. clothing. etc. for the
purpose If finding out whether prohteer-
ing WAS going on or whether the spread
between the cost OF producing and what
consumers havo TO pay was due to
other causes. Chairman sydney Andcr-
son. quoting from the report stated:
Retail dry goods profits are found TO
nave averaged .0S3 per cent for the nine
year period from 1913 10 1927. From
this profit must he deducted such
items as shrirkag" IN inventory value
Of merchandise. federal taxes and stock
moving reductions in response 10 price
declines or movement OF stock accumu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
McMECHEN
Paper IL D elayed

The community paper that was 10 be
printed and distributed at the fair
grounds Tuesday was delayed in being
printed. This was much regretted by
the town people as we'll as the ofticia ~
Of the paper. This Is the hrst paper
that has ever been published In Nc
Mechen and the people have great faith
in etheir paper being great success.
Almost all Of the citizens OF the towa
are subscribers OF the paper and those
who are not are expected TO be before
the first issue OF the sheet, which VIII
be about the 10th OF July. The pur-
pose Of the paper IS for tho people ~
be able to further any project that they
may want 10 bring before the notice or
the public. Although there are'no re-
strictIons on outside advertising or any
other branch Of the paper. 1t is under
stood that the paper Is strictly conn
munity paper and for the interests OF
the people OF McMechen.
=. OF r r. 1Gsea
The B. Of r. T. met in the 7. o. q. r
hall on Marshall street last evening
where they held their regu.Lr weekly
business meeting.
Ladies' Ala Meeting
Division No. z OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the First NJ E. church met In
the church last evening IN the regular
weekly business meeting. After the
business OF the evening has been dis
posed OF. the rest OF the evening wnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
PLAZA THEATRE

After a recent visit to a ""rth"rH
lumber camp 10 which he had neen
Invited by friend Tom MN. the Will
liam Fox star. declared thai N" lumber
lacks are the most heroic fellows he
had ever met.
While there he Witnessed several OF
their trade tricks. one Of which is the
riding of a log in a flume. lie was
invited 10 ride n log with his frleni
hut declined. as he says. gracefully"
When asked whether tho lumber Jack
stunts were as hazardous as the stunts
he docs for example. IN The Fighting
Streak" which is at ,hc Plaza theatre
all this week he said:
Leaping At tho relrs "F dash!ng
horse is ch.ld's play Cmrarcd with
what those lumber fellows do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
MANY PLACES
ARE VISITED
BY RAIDERS
STATE POLICE, HEADED BY STATE
DEPUTY PROHIBITION COMMITS
SIoNER ARE BUSY
Raiding Parties Still Busy at Midnight
South Side 10 Hard Hit

Several state police. headed by state
Deputy Prohibition Commissioner j.
Walter Bee became quite active last
night and made score Of visits to
places on the South Side and in Ben
wood.
At midnight the raiding crew. was
still working and as Mr.. Rec could not
be communicated with It IS not known
where all they visited. II IS said how
ever. that as a result Of the work last
night Bv the officers score Of war
rants will be issued today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
Flag Raising

Flag Raining
Today will De a big day at the looal
play grounds. Tho q. 4. p. will pre-
sent an American Flag and there will be
regular celebration. At $3.50 there
will be races OF all kinds. horseshoe
pitching and boxing. At o'clock the
flag will be q. A. r. and one OF the
Old Comrades will make the preseHta-
ton speech followed by the acceptance
speech by H. \. Smith. Superintendent
OF the local. schools. After the flag
raising the Marble Tournament Medal
will be awarded to Joseph Conwell who
won the tournament. Then At $50 sew
eral reels OF good comedy moving pic
lures will be shown. At the conclusion
OF the evening refreshments will be sold
which will include Ice cream and lemon
ade. The public Is cordially Invited to
come and have good time along with
the Riddles.
Chicken and Waffle Dinner
A number OF young people will motor
10 Welcome Inn at Lloydsville this even
ing where they will enjoy a chicken and
waffle dinner after which the remain
der Of the evening will be spent in a
social way. Among those who will at
tend are Misses Mary Biddle. Clara
Hunes Dorothy Kasey, zita Hamilton
Virginia Murray, Sara &c 1ther. Messrs,
Charles Jacobs. Tom Hurnes Roy
Woods. Howard Phillips. Jack Logan,
Robert Thompson.
Service Star Legion Pion1o
A number OF local peop'e are planning
to attend the Service Star Legion pic
mic at the Fair Grounds today. Swim
ming. games. dancing and contests will
be enjoyed and at s O'Clock community
supper will DE enjoyed.
Measuring Party
Everything IS in readiness for the
Measuring Party 10 be given at the
Presbyterian church this evening by
Misse Nellie Moores class Each per
son Is to give penny for each inch
around their waist. The money will be
used for the church Games of all
young and old At the conclusion Of the
evening dainty refreshments will be
served.
Junior Aid Society
The members OF the Junior Aid So
ciety OF the Baptist church will meet
this evening at the home Of Miss Helen
Bates OF North Warwood. After 4 short
business session a social time will be
swimming party at Camp Star on Sat
urday afternoon.
Lsays For Fish Greek
Quite a number Of local young men
will leave today FOR Fish Creek. where
they will camp for two weeks. Amone
those who will make the trip will be
Messrs. Charles Boggs. Stanley Woods
Richard Campbell. Junior Thompson
Earl Baker and Martin Anderson.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones are Wis
iting friends IN Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason and fam
fly Of Parkersburg. are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mason and family
In South Warwood.
Miss Nancy Reeves OF Woodsfield. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Carl King OF Seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sappy and fam
ily left last evening for Detroit where
they will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rrtnkman OF
Cleveland. O.. are the guests OF friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl kunn and family
have been called to Huntington by the
death OF Mrs. Kunn's mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
POSTPONE INITIATION

DR.. NJ. q Kelly. we'll known eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist located for
some time past on Chapline street. has
moved into new quarters at No. SO Four
tenth street. over the offices occupied
by Or. James Schwinn and Or Menger
TruschelL pr. Kelly has u finely equip
red suite. with all modern appliances
for the treatment OF his patients.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
COlTRE RE M Owe D
Syracuse Lady Tells How She Was
Saved an Operation

Mrs. Hattie Church. 2l5 Putnam street,
Syracuse. y. y. says she will tell or
write how she was saved an operation
with Sorbol Quadruple. a coorless lini-
ment.
Get free information at g. II. Grhest &
Co. all drug stores. or write Box 35s.
Mechancsburg, Ohio-Adv.
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WARWOOD

rtsms fer this column may Do left
~ McNRsnarA's Drug store for Mss
Elisabeth Mcclure. correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Frank Hare. IS and RoXie Nellis. 30.
both Sistersyille. ". va.
Deeds
Dora Robinson 10 Rosa Fisher and
Minnie Keller. part OF lot 10 IN Bellaire
addition city Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

business. shrinkage in vAue, returnee
merchandise and bad accounts.
The investigation conducted by ME-
Souders also showed that the average
cost of doing business for these same,
West Virginia stores was "a lilo per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

In 15ts the Jews Of Portugal were
banished to Brazil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

The Sieur de Brez Of Paris ia said 70
have invented candle molds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

Ono man was received al tho state
penitentiary Thursday and three were
regularly discharged by reason Of the
expiration OF their terms. Tho total
registration at the state institution last
night stood 1.640 with possibilities
for another increase shortly after the
adjournment OF several state courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
Service Star Legion Pionic

A number OF local peop'e are planning
10 attend the Service Star Legion pic
mic at the Fair Grounds today. Swim
ming. games. dancing and contests will
De enjoyed and at O'Clock a community
supper will De enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
District Rally.

The Cameron district Sunday school
rally will be held at the Fork Ridge
Baptist church on Sunday July %. 4
big program has been arranged for this
affair and Sunday school workers trc m
all over the county are expected to a.
tend
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13

CuIkrovinky 2 kaktusu jsou
tim nejnoveisim pamlskem,
ktery zacali vyrabeti cukrafi
V San Antonio, Tex. Ma obraz
ku jsou divky, jez strojem re-
zou kaktus, ktereho jest pou-
zivano k vyrobe cukrovinek DO
komplikovanem procesu preci-
st'ovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13
Y odeynim obchodu J.
w. Bartunka ma Broadway
koupite LEVINE jarni a letni
obleky modnich WORT a
trvanlive hodnoty. OtevTe-
no kazdy den do 7:3O hodin
vecer.
DivadlO v divadle. Y patek

Divadlo divadle. V patek
"a. brezna 0 9. hodine vecerni
doslo ma galerii Noveho Meme
ckeho divadla k rozcilujici
scene. Mezi obchodnikem Jose
fem Winternitzem z Puchmay-
erovy ulice els. Sc MA Kral. Vi
nohradech a Harlem Bernhaue
rem, bankovnim Grednikem z
Husovy ulice els. 6 ma Smicho-
We, doSlo totiz k rozepri 0 misto.
Y hadce uhodil Benhauer Win
ternitze kukatkem do hlavy a
kousl ho do palce prave ruky.
Wlnternitz vsak take nelenil a
kousl Bernhauera nekolikrate
do palce, ukazovacku kotni-
ku prave ruky. Pokousane o.
setfil pritomny lekar, ktery
shledal, re oba utrpeli nekolik
krvavych zraneni.
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Nejstarsi cesky herec Frant.

Paclt zemrel dne &c. brezna
ma Kral. Vinohradech. Zesnu.
" byl sveraznym typem herec
ckeho idealisty teskeho: Jake
umelec Zanicenem nadSeni
tvofici, jake muz poctive Via.
stenecky citici. Plnych Sedesat
let venoval nezistne ceskemu
divadlu, jez bylo ieho zivotem
radost osudem. Az do let o.
smdesatych cnel vysoko mad
svym okolim jake predstaviteI
a tvurce svych klasickpch hr-
dinu shakespearovych, pc tf
az skoro do sveho skonu hral
role podruznejSl, vsak Sc stej-
nym a neutuchajicim zapalem
jako ga mlada. Uz V roce 1855
hral V Praze jake horlivy O.
chotnik, nacez "a kratko puso
vii iako engazovany Glen phi
divadle Stavovskem. V Praze
i pc SVEN odchodu ma venkove
sucastnil sc neohrozene prace
buditelske. Paclt byl clovek
ryziho jadra povahoveho, ne
sebevedomi osobni-
no hrdosti umelecke a zusta-
val vzdy takovym i We chvilich
neitezsi strazne osudove dr.
tivych nedostatku hmotnych.
Byl vzorem herce, cloveka,
vlastence. Zemrel dvaaosmde-
satilety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13
MOVE ZALOBY MA SLAB I
TLAk PLYNU.

Ia vcerejsiho nahleho chlad
ma nebylo MONA nektere domy
pro neobycejne slaby tlak pri-
rodniho plynu vytopiti. Do IRA
dovny the East Ohio Gas Co.
Sc primo hrnuly telefonicke sti
znosti, takze tato ma podobne
reklamace v6bec neodpovidala.
jest podivno, ze plynu, ac zdra
zen nejen velkym odberatelum
ale take tenn malym, Sc nejak
"nechce" potrubi, zejmena
81 stezuje Lakewood, kde obyva
telstvo plati plyn o 5 C draze
nez Cleveland, aniz by Sc do
my vubec daily vytopiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13
CESTUJfCf OKRADEN O
SkVOSTY v GENE $4,000.

John Bangert, 2060 zap. 3S.
ul. obchodni cestujici klenotni
cke firmy w. A. Southam "a
stavil Sc autem pred gasoli-
novou stanici ma Clark Ave. a
zap. ID. ul., vessel dovnitr, a.
by koupil gasolin a kdyz sc tax
stalo odjel. Po chvilce jej ma
pablo, aby Sc podival, zda ieho
brasna Sc vzorky sperkd je ma
miste, ma stupatku auta. kde
byla pripevnena, taska ale uni
zela. Ustrasen jel nazpet k sta
nici, ale nikdo mu nemohl po-
dati vysvetleni. Obsah kozene
brasny mel cenu $4,000.
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tecny, slechetny zivot dokonal.
Mnoho nemoc zavinuje ne
spokojenost a trapeni.
Y posledni dobe byla uve-
fejnena zprava 0 Hopkins uni
versite, ktera pred trent roxy
V Baltimore zalozena byla, kde
studuje 121 studentG. Neihlav-
neiSi predmet Sc vyucuje =
jak odstranit pritiny, iez ne
moce zavinuji.
Rockefeller minuly m6sic We
noval te universite Sest millio-
nj dollaru nejmenovany tri
milliony. Zda-li uceni ma te
universite bude NIT ten pravy
ucel a nebude NIT pozadi pu-
ritanskeho, bude dobrodinim
celemu narodu a MONA cele-
mu svetu.
Kdyby jsme Sc nauGili jak
odstranovat priciny, jez nemo-
ce zavinuji, mnoho zivotu by
Sc tim prodlouzilo - matky w
chovatelky otcov6 vychova-
tele ditek, by Sc uchranili a
mnohemu nestesti a utrpeni by
Sc predeslo. A jak prodlouze-
MIN naSeho zivota by Sc bratr-
skym iednotam prospelo, tim,
re mnoho bratru, jez po peti
neb desftiletem clenstvi umira-
il, by tfeba 20 neb 80 roku po-
platky odvadei, mnozi Z Mich
cinnosti by TadGm Jednote
prospect tax odstranovanim
pricin, jez nemoce zavinuji, by
rodiny bratrske Jednoty We
lice mnoho Zlskaly.
Po pfednasce br. x. Bern
reiter, preds. N. H. uradovny
nabadal bratry k pilnemu pre-
mySleni 0 opravach nasich sta
nov, ktere pristim sjezdu Sc
mali priimouti. Rady by mely
We schuzich jednat o navrzich,
ktere Hlavni uradovna V po-
slednlm organu uvereinila.
Clenov6 vyboru ma opravu sta
nov by Sc NELL dostavit do schG
re, ktera Sc kona posledni Gtvr-
tex meslci, Mar. SIM ma
Broadway, kde jest nejlepsi
pTilezitost 0 opravach pojed-
nat. Br. Kovarik cd fadu lii
ka poukazoval, re netecnost V
naSich radech jest tez jakasi
nemoc, jejiz priciny by Sc me-
ly promyslet a die moznosti
odstranit. Zvlaste nyni, kdy
Sc ma pristehovalecky priliv ne
mGzeme spolehat. Jelikoz cas-
jiz pokrocil, zabavne vypravo-
vani ponechano do schGze pri-
sti.
"A nt Cihln tni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13
URYVKY
z prednasky v agitacni schGz
radu Cesti Bratri {. 1O3
G.. S. P. s.
kterou mel minulou nedeli br.
Frank Sakryd ma thema:
Jakou cenu ma zdrayi.,

oohou SChu ZurdV1.t
Volil jsem uvedene thema k
dnesni prednasce, jelikoz jsem
tax caste svedkem nasledkn
ruznych nemoci, kdy V rodi-
mach, We velkem zarmutku a
utrpeni Sc louci milovanou
bytosti, kterou Sc ma vzdy
musi rozloucit a k vecnemu od-
pocinku il doprovodit. Kdyz
Sc loucime clenem rodiny,
jenz seslosti vekem zivotni
drahu dokonal, povazujem to
Ia nezbytnou nutnost V hospo-
dafstvi prirody, ale kdyz ne
moe zakonci zivot elena rodiny
jehoz pro vychovani ditek Jest
nutna potreba, tn premySlime
pricine nemoci, zda-li neby-
10 mono il odstranit, aby Sc
tax hroznym nasledkdm pre-
deslo. Zdravi jest skutecns ten
nejvetsi poklad ma svets, jenz
re vetSina mas to uznava az
nemoc hloda nekterou souCast-
ku naSeho tela mnozi pax
malo dbaii 0 to, ably nemoci V
pocatcich, nez zachvati iine
casti tela, nutnou pomoc Ii
skali.
Nektefi z nedostatku sc pre-
mahaji trpi, nad6ji, re to
prechodi, re telesne silly a Wy
trvalost to pfekona. Mnozi
pro velke zamestnani Sc domni
vail, re nemaji cas- stonat, ale
caste jsme "a tn lhosteinost
dlouhou nemoci treStani a ne
kdy i smrti podobnou liknavost
zaplatime.
Mnoho jest tech, ienz neroz-
umnym jednanim V zivote 81
nemoc a jeji nasledky sami "a
vinuji. Ma naSich Skolach by
melo byt vyucovano = jak zit,
ably Sc nemocem predeslo, me-
bot nepravidelny zivot caste
jest pricinou trapnych nemoci.
O tom predmetu by mely by
tt poucovany nase ditky, ma
skolach neb tax by 81 nejlepe
zapamatovaly, co Jest pricinou
nemoci a jak Sc pred nemoci
uchranit. Ma zapadni strane
byl, starsim obyvatelum zna-
my lekar Armstrong, ktery me
dobrou vlastnost, re kdyz byl
povolan k nemocnemu, po d.
kladne prohlidce povedel, iaky
mela nemoc puvod, V jakem
stadiu Sc naleza a jak Sc bude
nemocny uzdravovat, jest-li re
Sc die jeho rady zachova. Po-
ucoval rodinu, jakou pomoc
pri objeveni Sc podobne nemo-
ci mali nemOcnemu DOSkVt-
nout.
Die jeho nahledu, kazdv
clovek ma byt castecn6 svym
lekafem. Kdyz citime bolest
name hledat pricinu, co zavi-
milo to utrpeni a vystfihat Sc
toho, at uz to zavinila jidla,
ktera naSi soustave telesni ne
slouzi, napoje, ktere poskozuji
zaludek, nepravideln6 spani,
dlouha pracovni doba pfi ma
mahanf svalu, lenost aneb jen
myslenka, re jsme nemocni.
Kazdy ma byt dusevne dosti
silnym, aby dovedl sam sob6
porucit a uchranit Sc pred tim,
co mu zdravi poskozuje. Jak
mnoho zivotu mohlo byt "a
chraneno, kdyby yeas lekar
byl povolan? Jak mnozi "a
tajovanim nemoce aneb odda-
lovanim operace to zaplatili III
!votem.
Minute leto jsem Sc sesel ma
Broadway Sc starym znamym,
vynikajicim zdejsim obcanem
Thornap, Eitzc;r,opcoyo , I>4o
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PRESIDENT MASARYK Sc.
PfSE VALEcNE PAMETI.
ices. Tiskova Kanc.)

u pfilezitosti letosnich naro-
zenin naseho presidenta ozna-
mily prazske listy, re presi-
dent Masaryk test sc dobreml
zdravi, jez sc upevnilo tax, re
letos upusti Cd cesty ma zota-
venou do ciziny a We volnych
chvilich venuje sc pokracovani
sv6ho stezejneho dila Rusku
a krone toho bude psati sve
pameti DOLBY valecne.
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Dnes isme byli mile prekva-
peni navstevou p. Kamila Vie
senberXra, ienz, jak predem
phi navratu do Clevelandu ohla-
soval p. Vorel, po delsi dobe sc
prijel choti svoji podivati ma
stare zname. Po pTatelske roz-
pravce i on prohlasil, re Sc te-
81 ma shledani a proto jemu
jeho pani prejeme, aby pobyt
jejich byl provazen vsim pTi-
jemnym.
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Hnuti pro slovenskOu narod-

nj cirkev? "Slovenska Politi-
ka" oznamuje, re Y Bratislav6
Sc Y nedeli konala schuze slo-
venskych katoliku, kteri zada-
Ii, ably bohosluzby Sc konaly
We slovenskem jazyce. V deba-
te bylo proieveno prani, aby
81 Slovaci 'vydobyli svou ma
rodni cirkev" az ~