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NEW yoRK BONDS By Associated Press

u, s. 2s. registered, bid .......... 101
 U. $. 2s. coupon, bid ........... 1O1
 U. 8 Is, registered, bid ........... 104K U. $. 4s coupon, bid .............. 104h Panama Ss, registered, bid ........ sO18 Fanama Ss, coupon ................ 80jA Amor Smelt. & Ref. 5s ........... SSl Amer. Tel. & Tel. cv. 6s ........ 11O5s Atehtson gen. As EXPERIMENTATION, SSil Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s ....... S9L Baltimore & Ohio cv. ahs ........ 76A Bethlehem Steel ref. bs .......... 93 Central of Georgia Consol. Bs bid 93is Central Leather 5s ............... 95b Chesapeake X Ohio cv. 6s ........ s6X Chicago. Mil. & St. P. cv. As ... 6lA Chicago. R. l. Pac. Ky. ref. 4s =. 7S Colorado & Southern ref 4Iks - s5 Denver & Rio Grande consol. 4s ~ 74lh Dominion of Canada bs 193l) .... 97S Erie Gen. 4s ..................., 42 Illinois >Central ref ts ......... s5 Int Mer. Marine es ............... 92 hansss I i city southern ref. 5s ....... s5 Llggett X Myers 5s ................ 93 Louisville X Nashville un. As ..... 90 Missouri. Kan. & Tex. lst Is .... 75& Missouri Pac. gen. Is .......... e1K New York Central deb. 6s ........ 99M Norfolk Western cv. 6s, bid ..... 1O5 Northern Pacific 4s ............. SSH Pennsylvania gen, 6s ............ ssn Reading gen As ..........,. s3E Republic Iron Steel 5s (1sto), bid s2S St. Louis X San Fran. adj. 6s ... I3
 Soutnern 6ell Tel. bs, bid ....-p.... 95
 southern Pacific cv. 5s .......... s615 Southern RY bs .............. s0% Southern Ky. Gen. As .... e2M Texas & Pacific 1st 5s. offered .. SoN Union Pacific 4s .......... a1
 United Kingdom of c. B. & I. SMs
 U. S. Steel 5s s..........i..t ,ey" N-C. Chemical ba a.......,...... e6
 Wabash 1st 5s. offered ... sgn Wilson & Co. cv. 6s. bid ,......... 86M
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demand fer lining fabrics and sotto,

demand fer lining fabrics and cotton findings.
 Current prices in primary channels are as follows: Print cloths, 2e-ineh 64x64s, Sc; s<xsos, 6Ne; ssMc-inch s<x64s. %; brown sheetinss. southern standards, 1zc; tickinss, s-ounce, 25o; denims. 2.20s. 17o; staple ginghams, 16hc; dress ginghams, 200 and 22hc; prints, He. -..s ,.
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COTTON SEED OIL

New York. Jannsrv c....
 seed oil was quiet but very steady Higher crude and firmness in hog products served to restrict pit of ferings. Tenders of 1000 barrels were put out, but promptly stopped. Alter working up 2 to points the market settled back, closing un- changed to net higher. Sales $500 barrels. Prime crude 7.25e: prime summer yellow spot S.70c; March ss6c; May 9.09c; July 9.S4c. all bid.
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POTATOES
ChIcar

Chicago, January s1,po+.+a.s weak; receipts 80; total United states shipment 4S0 cars. Wisconsin sacked round whites s2@2.10; Minnesota and Michigan sacked round whites s1.90 @2.o5. '-'So
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RICE MARK EFT n D.

New Orleans, January 21.--Rough rice steady; sales none ;millers' re- ceipts '3,673 sacks. Clean rice steady; sales none; receipts 5,66s pockets. Bran and polish unchanged.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Hubbard Bros. & Co. Members New York Gotten Exchange, Nes Orleans Cotton Exchange, Nsw York Pro- ducs Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders 50. licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal tsr.ns given for consisnmsnt of spot cotton for de- livery.
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LONDON MONEY

London, January 21.-Bar silver, s4%d per ounce; Money, 3H per cent; discount rates. short bills 3% per cent; three months bills s1s-16 per cent.
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F. J. LINNELL < CO.'S LETTER

New Orleans, January 21.-(Spe- cial)-Pending developments in the European political situation, the cotton market is ruling quiet but steady, the sustaining feature being reports of light ginnings and some little improvement in the spot de- mand The statistical position of all raw textile commodities, present and prospective. is bullsh, owing to the small crop of cotton last year in Egypt, India and America, the strength of raw wool anl the scarcity Of flax for the making of linen.
 Based upon crop of S,340,0 bales, which estimate is thought to be rather too large, the south has yet to market about 3,059, 900 less than was on hand in the interior at this time last year. and the worlds vis- ihle supply of American is 377,000 bales less than one year ago.
 Gihnings after January l this year are expected to be very light, the smallest on record for a large num- Der of years, probably not more than S0o,o00 bales, whereas after January one year ago they were 1,716,0O0 bales. In fact. ginnings from Jan uary 1 to January Is this year, on which the census bureau will make report on Monday, are estimated at orly 10000 bales, against 460,UO0 las year.
 Liverpool holds a small stock of American, 5S6,000 bales. against 6S2.- 900 last year, and the stock of Amer iear at Manchester is e2,0O0 vs. 75.000 one year ago.
 This is the situation which the trade is confronted. with on the eve n orft, for t.l. cessity must be large. but the mak- ing of which is uncertain owing to the lack of rainfall in Texas and the | widespread presence of the weevil 1 in the cotton region.=H. & B. Beer.
 SHANNON & CO.'S LETTER New York. January 2i-t Special ) Trading is light in cotton and mostly switches, with spot houses buying near and selling distant summer months, and except for that very lit- tie business was passing. A few buy ing orders for later months were re- ceived from foreign sources
 Reports of various failures, sus- pensions and banks closing continue to come in, but the concerns are mostly of minor importance. which have managed to stagger along so far, but are now forced to liquidate as a result of past experiences Nothing short of a succession of miracles could have saved the busi- ness community from this but it IS generally felt that it was expected and prepared for.
 The stock market has been very active with a turnover in two hours of about half of yesterdays. There has been considerable irregularity and it is closing at some reaction It looks as if traders and some of the large holders believed that yes tcrday's market was eliminating for l the time being and sold stocks. For a while the feature of the market
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ports, 5.975; stock, 1,2S5,506.
 Total for week: Receipts, 13,464; exports. 5,s75. Total for season: Receipts, s,S5S,- 009; exports, 3,262,5sS.
 INFERIOR MOVEMENT
 By Associated Press
 Houston Middling, l7.25c; receipts, 4.575; shipments, 5,o02; sales, 1,oSS; stock. 303.4s9.
 Memphis: Middling, 17.75c;' re- ceipts, 1.4S0; shipments, 1908; sales 1.l50; stock. 250.9S5.
 Augusta: Middling, 16.75c; recenpts, 415: shipments, 1,554; sales, 133; stock. |137,s56.
 St Louis: Middling. 1sc; receipts 1,90s;- shipments. s92; stock. 2S,6o1. Atlanta: Middling, 17.45c.
 Little Rock: Middling, 17.50c; re- ceipts. 25; shipments, 1,117; sales 1S1; stock, 64.973.
 Dallas: Middling, 1s.ssc; sales Montgomery: Middling. 1S.5oc- Total today: Receipts. S,403; ship ments. 10.573; stock, 7s5.s12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
RIGHT-0
From Life.

From Life.
 "who." asked the professer of the student. was HomerT'
 ''The guy Babe Ruth knocked out" was the reply.
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CHICAGO GRAIN Hy AaaociatAd Prees
CASH GRAIN
By Associated Pres,

Dg AbsOcthteu FreS6
 Chicago, January 21.-Cash wheat: No, 4, $11s; No. 1 hard. s107%. Corn: No. mixed, 49@49Ac; No. 3 yellow. 49A Q49%c. Oats: White, 37h@ 387sc; No. white. 34k o 35c. Rye: No. ?, S2@SShc. Barley 61 @62c. Tim othy seed, S5.o0 @7.oo. Clover seed, slS.oo Co S2'OO. Pork; Nominal; lard. $s.65; ribs. $s.5o@s.5o.
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WON'T OWN AUToMO1I.,r

New fork.-When Fritz Kreisler .ne Noilnlst, returned to London in May 1921. after an absence of seven years his auditors filled Queens nali to overflowing and stood cheer ing Tor l5 minutes when he had fin ished playing.
 Tn addition to his faultless technic ana emotional quality, Kreisier's sue cess IS que to his scholarly personal lty' basanta koomar Roy East In- olan writer and intimate friend. says In the Mentor Magazine. The. violin . ist is philosopher, scientist. and art critic. He speaks English. French, Spanish, German and Italian. He leads an extremely simple life; owns no home and prefers street cars to automobiles.
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PRODUCE


 Chicago, January 21.-Butter, high CT; creamery extras, 3S1sc; firsts, 27 QS2c; seconds. 25Q 26c; standards. BOG. Eggs, lower; firsts, S4&c; ordinary frsts, 29QS1c. Poultry, alive, un- changed
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New York, January 21-Butter, ir- regular; packing stock. current make No. ?. 2oc. Eggs. firm. Cheese. fr- regular; receipts 704. Live poultry. quiet,noprices quoted. Dressed poul- try. steady and unchanged.
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SPOT COFFEE
SUGAR MARKET

By Associated Press New York, January 21.--Coffee, Rio No. Ts1-16c.
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BAR SILVER

New York. January 21.-Foreign bar silver 64&c; Mexican dollars
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st. Louis. Januarv 21.-Whnat Nd

{? red. s1.23@1.25; No. 8, s1.1s@1.2i; May, sl1SB; July, s1.ooH. Corn, No. white. 4SQ4shc; May. 52Ac; July, 54 1sc. Oats, No. white, BIC; May, 40Xo.
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M 0 NEY IN GRAIN

s12.50 buys guarantee option on 10000 bushels of wheat corn. No further risk A movement of 5c from price gives you
 opportunity to take $500; 4c, S400; Sc, s300.( etc. Write for particulars and free,
 market letter. Investors Daily Guide.
 Southwest Branch, Desk BK, 1904 Balti- , more Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON Rv AseaaiafaH praar
SPOT COTTON

By Associated Press
 New Orleans, January 21.--Spot cot ton, steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot. 749 bales; to arrive, none. Low middling, 17c; middling, 16.75c; good middling, -7.75c.
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East St Louis January 91c.+- tie; Receipts. 250; compared win week ago, beef steers yearings fat she stock mostly 15c to 25c lower. bulls and< stockers strong to s5c higher; veal calves soc higher: can ners cows 10c to l5c higher.
 Hogs; Receipts. $500: active s5c to 4oc higher; light shipping classes up most. top s9.0o; bulk 12o to 1So pound averages ss.70@s.oo: bulk 1eo to 2lo pound weights ss.5o@S.75: bulk heavles SS00@S.45; packer sows steady S6.oo@ SEQ; pigs steady to 4oc higher' S7.25@ 800; quality good.
 shep; Receipts. none; compared steady. pai eu with week ago, market reners,l,,
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PORT MOVEMENT

New York, January 21.-Spot cot ton, quiet; middling, 1s.05c.
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LIBERTY BONDS By Associated Isress
LIVE STOCK Rx AxsocIat.d D..n
New York. January 21.-I,ihsrtv h

Chicago. January 21.-Cattie: re- ceipts, 500; compared with week ago. beef steers and fat cows and heifers mostly 25e to soc lower; canners and cutters fully steady: bulls 15c to 25c lower; veal calves 75c higher; com mon and medium grade feeders steers weak to 25c lower; others and stock CTS steady.
 Hogs; Receipts. 11.O00:-> active. mostly Toe to 15c higher than Fri oays average: packing sows and pigs apout steady; shippers bought about 55Oo; good clearance; top sS.75 on light weights; very few over Ss.eo; bunk sS.00@S.S5.
 sheep: Receipts. 5000; today's re- ceipts nearly all packers direct. Com pared with week ago. fat lambs 25c to 4oc higher fat sheep and yearllngs 25c to soc higher; feeder lamps soc to 75c higher; week closing at the high est. ' D ]"
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York, January 21.--Cotton closed uufet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
Il y JEDNOTA c. S. p S. y *
Napsal A. J. Jambor tajemnik Mar. Hlav. Radu

Napsal A. j. Jambor ajemnik Mar. Hlav Radu
hrdoti povznesenou myslb c. popatit
dlouhoee
veroamerkych
nejenom nejaim ale spoken
zicmi Jednota C. S.
da, vyvjea rla mohunela Ona jest vsim pravm ceke Amky
predstavitekou.
Vsehny uechle cie usi,
Jednoy c. S. P. S.
dko jej jest chrani ceny ich
nahfe
rotka bahoreci Jedno c. P jako ve
nejkrusiho neste nhe rodnu prikvapho pac
sveh dobreho acka aneb nejmeji mcky phazi MIN
etelka bere ochrna kda povzbuzujicm
d ech kid unadnuje konanm
nebzsi budoucn To dko NEJSIECHETNEJSf
jest ukol primo posvatny
P spoken kqlturnim pestue
tv ne narodn 1cee cekoamercke Ona tez udelu ed
cekeho dsonym
p zde ekomeckm prostfed vzmhat nereba NIT zadnych
zanku ceske zde oceanem koz
zelenaic hauze Cchu
ciny
kazdemu
pozdave Czech narozeny
diz cenem c. S. P S."
Jednota c. jest rozozena jake nohutna lpa po
seh Seveoamerkych bezmaa DVACET TRI TISfC
bratfi Shedate eim ady m vsude sroire obas
Un kdyby nebyla spoken NEJLEPSM nebyla
kemN NEJVETSfM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26

presvedcen ceskyh celych
nepozna Jednoy c. p S. Jei cerikat
nep sna kterou mde opat kdyz cleny ne
kho radu nekok cent? Vas to ude stat bude zaje
nejepN ochranou proti trudnym dnum budoucnoi
onemocnite kdyz z M obdrzite
kdyz bude Vasm mym vypacena UMRTN
certkau vahan RYCHLE,
soudniho tahani
Cechove jsme obzvaste idm spoeenskymi Neuzavame
Touzime yky ostat
% vyhedavame Zvo osmocenos jest tejne akous znam
duchovni choroy tohoto
vka jest dbfe naee spoku mali mas to z neco STAT tax spo
tez pjemnym deje pfedn addm S. p Tam neje
madeho divku
profit skolou ktere napotomn ech cha
stati clenem
podp1neho obzae chova rdc pran zaoz svoi
domac kb taci mad manze avaj eny spoku
kde nai vreejho pfi nz kuhu bratkem?
Kdo dnou zhfal ldne ednoty c. p ten vice neopui
je Jednota duchu naproste demokrae,
befe podu, mele
jest spoken NEJPOKROKOVEJS1M.
ez NEJBLAHODARNEJSiM spoken bratrskym
pocaku jeho zazn umrtnch podporach
$825OOOO00 ovy OSM MONU DVESTEPADESAT TISfC
censke podpoy vypeno iz million milo
jine dbocne
dobra Tidi cekm prim ZE NEMA VEDET RUKA LEvA
della TIA PRAVA Mas zaozn obnaA
zae tim pfem kte mdze opf ddvra ceskych
ceskoameckych
pen, cmz povimi me sobe, rodme spoecnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26

jsou haluzemi, jez vyhnaly z
.jejiho kmene. l nyni, kdy ma
me vice ceskych spolku pod
parnych a kdy mnozstvi nasich
krajanu vyhledava clenstvi We
spolcich americkych, Jednota
&c. S. P. S. zustava nasi velikou
narodni instituci. S dctou
vZhllzeti k nj musi kazdy do
bry Czech a kazda dobra Ce-
ska.
Hrda jsouc pravem ma svoji
minulost, Jednota c. S. p. S.
dobfe 81 uvedomila, re jejl ST.
la kotviti musi nikoli minu-
losti, nybrz budoucnosti. Ia
Gala venovati pozornost mlade-.
Ii vysledkem jest nekolik ra-
du S jednaci feci anglickou,
\ pozustavajiclch skoro vesmes
mladych lidi zde rozenych.
Toto bylo proste vyhoveni nut
nosti pomeru, proti nimz tezhy
jest boj. Ovladla zasada, re
lepe bude udrzeti mladez ma
81 radech, kdyz mluviti v
Mich bude reci teto zeme, nezli
ztratiti il 1plne. Neni to jedi
. IA Jednota C. s. p. S., jez nu-
cena byla uciniti tento ustupek
americkemu duchu zdejsl mia
: deze.
Cd posledniho sjezdu, kona-
t neho V Chicago, Cleveland byl
sidlem Narodniho Hlavniho
: Radu c. S. P IS. a We meste ma
sem konan Dude Sized, jenz
: bude zahajen v Narodni Sini y
pondeli. Sejdou Sc ma nem pi-
Y onyri ceskeho zivota v teto ze'
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mi rovnez ii, kdoz jsou tepr-
We ma pocatku zivota neb v je-
no muznem kvetu. | v tomto
smyslu skytati bude sized O.
braz Jednoty C. S. P. S. = or
ganisace, jez v radach svych
cltala dedy, syny vnuky, jez
cd pokoleni ku pokoleni kona-
la Verne svuj ukol lidskosti a
lasky bratrske.
Ceska osada clevelandska j.
ste pfeje zdar nejpln6jSl sjez-
du, zdar Jednote G.. S. p. S.,
materi ceskych spolku V Ame-
rice! F. J. K.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26

podpurny spolek. III, obklo-
peni cizotou, nachazeli V IA
dech kus domova, nasli tam pc
chopelni caste i bratrskou po-
moe. To vysvetluje, proc by
valy schuze cetne navstevova-
my, mnohem vice nezli do
bach pozdejslch "a zvlaSte pri-
tonne, kdy skoro vSude ozyva-
iii Sc stesky ma Spatne navste-
lvovani schulz. Jinou svatlou
strankou V dejinach Jednoty
C. S. P. S. jest, re majic
prvne ma zreteli svuj dcel pod
purny a dobrocinny, byla a
jest organisaci pokrokovou.
Bude tez zahodno zazname-
natl, ze z jednoho sjezdu teto
''Jednoty, v Cedar Rapids v r.
1892, vznikl Narodni Vybor,
jenz mohl mnoho dobra vyko-
nati, nebyti te nest astne ceske
'fevnivosti, jez hrob mu vyko-
pala. Vybor tento zacal W.
. davati prvnl casopis anglickt
reci, venovany ceskym vecem
Bohemian Voice. Ackoli ne
vychazel dlouho, prece jenon
. vykonal svuj ukol v sezname
nj Ameriky sc zdejsim zivlen
: ceskym i S narodem We vlasti
: Kdyz jednota 5 takovou mi
!. nulosti, takovymi tradicemi
kona svdj narodni Sized, jes
: to udalosti velikeho vyznaml
nejenom pro nj. samotnou, ny
! brk pro vsechen lid mas V tet,
! zenai. l kdyz uznanle zaslu
e by vsech tech ostatnich spolll,
j skutecnosti zistava, re on
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nenOZ VZnIkla Sllna JeQuOId
C. S. P. S., jez pfispela svoji
hfivnou v osvobozenskem boii
ceskeho naroda "a sv6tove val
ky.
We skutecnosti prvnim ce-
skym spoken Americe by
la Ceskoslovanska Jednota V
New Yorku, o niz Sc zminka
cini jiz v r. 1852, ale ia neby-
la spoken podpdrnym. Neni
AM pliblizne znamo, jak nnno-
ho5 HCechG bylo v Amcrice V
letech padesatych m:nuleho
stoleti, ale jiste u porovnani s
pritomnym poctem byla jich
ienon hrstka.
"AE do +. 1840 nepomys!il
zadny Czech sc vystehovati a
to re dvou pficm,' vzpomina
Anton Kocian z Breclavy V
"Pokroku Zapadu" +. 1888.
"Predne Cechach byly po
ffancouzskych valkach dobre
easy, vse bylo .lacind prace
dost. Avsak l.. 1910 udefila
velka sucha a brambory .se ne
urodily. BSdou moren, zacal
ccsky lid poprve mysliti ma Wy
stehovani do Ameriky.' Byla
to tudiz die zmineneho pisate-
lie netiroda, bida, jez prvne
stvala I'D mas k opou5teni rod
nc hroudy. Byli ovSem mezi
temi prvnimi pristehovalci row.
. nez politicti exulanti, zejmena
po +. 1848, kdy v Cechach uc!-
: men pokus o "revoluci'. Tech
: to exulantI byl vsak pocet ne
: patrny a vlbec, kdyz n. 1884
4 zalozen byl v St. Louisu prvnl
!, cesky podpurny spolek, sotva
V bylo v cele Americe tolik Ce
!. chl, co nyni Jednota c. S.P. S
!, cita clenG.
d Byly to tudiz skromne po
) catky, z nichz vznikla Jedno
a ia c. S. p S. a jejim vzru
v stem mIzeme stopovati vzriis
d ceskeho zivlu v teto zemi. Ne
'e bylo tehdy pole dosti sirok
= pro jine podpurne spolky
a, clenstvi v Jednote c. s. P. s
N bylo jaksi osvedcenim uvede
a meleho cesstvi.
| Neni ucelem techto fadk
E. vypocitavati, co dobra proka
a zala Jednota c. S. P. S. ces!St
+. mu lidu v Americe. Jsou
C. milliony dollarl, jez byly Wy
pla,eny ma dmrtni podpofe p
m zGstalym po zesnulych clenec
e. a Ma nemocenske podpore, II
~ ceske svobodomyslne skolst'
il. radu dobroeinnych vlast
ii, neckych ucela. Jednota c.
o. P. S. byla vzdycky ma SVEN m
ste, kdyz Sc jednalo dobl
o. lidu naseho teto zemi a nez
't, pominala ami ma vlastenecl
'r- podniky We vlasti. Prvni We
to 81 pfispevek pro Ustfedni NJ
e tici Skolskou byl cd Jednoty
)ea SIP. S.. a jednotlive faay by
i''cestnes.ve 7sbirkach zastoup
'd- ny.
nj. Jednota c. s. P. S., byla t
We velkou mravni silou. zejn1
ce- ma pro ty pryni pfist&hoval
. z zua,Aenala mnohem vice., no
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FEUuLETON.

Kolik jest pam6tnikd zalo-
zeni prvniho ceskeho spolku v
Americe? Jiste asi malo. u,
plynulo cd te DOLBY 68 rokd, co
v St. Louisu seslo 4se, nekolik
krajani dali wink dilu
vetsimu, nez sami tehdy tusi-
Ii. Byl to pocatek Jednoty
G. S. P. S., nejstarSiho ceskeho
podpurneho spolku Y Americe.
Rok 1854 jest pamatnym pro
vsechen lid mas v teto ,zemi.
Byly tehdy .zaroveh polozeny
zaklady pro vSechen narcdni
zivot mas. Pionyfi zasadili rye
do pudy tvrde, vyprahle, svym
potem il skropili 2acaly 2 nj
vyhaneti kvety krasne - spoil
ky zpevacke, ochotnicke, cte-
narske, sokolske sbory, stav6-
ny krovy vlastni pro ten utese-
ne sc rozvijejici narodni zivOt.
Cest budiz praci prvnich pio-
nyrI.
Neni to bez zajimavosti, re
narodni uvedomGni Cechu anne
rickych probuzeno bylo X III
votu, kdyz nasi rodnc zemi
bylo dusno, strasne dusno. Ma
rod po bourlivych udalcstech
zr. 184S, zazil nekolik mesicu
svobody. Potom pima tina re-
akce, absolutismu nan dolehla.
Sotva zavedena konstituce
zrusena v 1851 a kazde volnej
81 .hnuti potlacovano. Vidni.
po zkruseni povstani Uhrach
znova narostl hrebinek.. Via
do Sc "a noveho cisare, Fran
tiSka Josefa, We znameni nasil-
nickych rozkazd Getnickych
bodaku. Metternich odeSel
ale system .jeho zIstal, ba v
mnohem byl jeste zdokonalen
Vr. 1854. kdy St. Louis
Mo. dan byl wink nyneisi Jed
note Ceskoslovanskych Podpo
rujicich Spolkd, npel mas nezs
pomenutelny Karel Havlicek
Brixenskem vyhnanstvi MAJ
tou ieho rodinou vznasel 81
prizrak nestesti. We dvou lie
tech potom zemfela jeho zena
zemrel on sam a zustala jenon
mala Zdenka, nest'astna dcer'
est'astneho naroda.
Bylo temno, dusno &c
chach v letech padesatych
teprve po bitve u Sadove v
1866 zacaly sc paprsky stunned
nj prodirati tezkymi mraky.
do tvrdych lebek videhskyc
byrokratl zacalo pronikati ve
doml, ze byl to vlastne prusk
ucitel, jenz Il Sadove zvitezi
Pax zacalo v Cechach svitat
ale rozednilo sc az fijnu r.
ku 1918.
Zde v Americe zacal Sc pr
bouzeti cesky narodn{ 1.-Two
kdyz vlast dpela pod nejho
Sim absolutismenn a jiz tel
pffciny, i kdyz pustime Sc zf'
tele tehdejsi zdlouhave spoj
nj a ubohost yerejneho tisku
We vlasti, nemohl cerpati o
tamtud zadneho povzbuzer
Pochybuji, re viubec nekdo
vlasi poysiml 81 zalozeni {
skebo spolku v st, Louis: Nc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-13
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN
ACT OF R0BBING A
STORE AT WILLIAMS
Special 20 The Journal.

Williams, Ariz.. Oct. 12--At $40
p. m. Tuesday burglars were de-
tected in the act of robbing the
store of the Holmes Supply COM
pany. L. G. Edgar. the acting
manager in the absence of G.. J.
Allen, who is out of town, was re-
turning to the store for a forgotten
parcel, accompanied by Nicasio
Gomez, an employe OF the firm,
upon reaching the front door, Mr..
Allen notice the intruders, so with
drew to the shadows of the entry
to act as guard while Gomez was
dispatched for an officer. Mar
shall Burns answered the call. but
in the meantime one burglar hay-
ing become aware OF the detection,
crawled through a broken transom
over the front door and calmly
sprang down upon the unsuspect-
ing guard, and quickly made his
escape.
Gomez and Marshal Burns made
a thorough search of the building
but 1T is supposed the second burg
lar made his escape while the Of
ftcer was in the rear of the store.
only a few minor losses have been
noted. 1t is the supposition that
the robbery is the work of persons
familiar with the store and appre-
hension of the guilty ones is ex-
pected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-13
BEAUTY CHATS
BY Edna Kent Forbes.

Ishade from i'll health. Without It,
u Is still a splendid general tonic.
IL there Is no dandruff the sulphur
ana the castor Oil may be left out.
Ihere is not enough of either to
atfect the quantity of the formula.
Even with these three eliminated
you nave formula containing an
antiseptic, strong stimulant in
cantharides., alcohol sufficient to
blend, and rose water to make the
proper quantity.
This should be used daily or two
or three times a week.
Caroline: Consult a doctor
about the condition of your eyes
as you are inviting more trouble by
putting off this treatment.
Reader - | think red vinegar
would answer quite as well as
white i'm the formula you sent me
Envious Blonde:-The juice of
half lemon in a basin of water,
as the last rinse of the shampoo,
will help to keep the hair light.
Gloria M.:--Never massage CO.
Goa butter into the face or neck
as it may invite growth of hair.
Amy:-Consult the doctor con-
cerning this growth on your leg
and do not handle it any more as
you have been doing.
f. A.:-Bleach off these liver
spots and clear the system. Close
these enlarged pores by using
astrlngents or ice after you have
cleansed the skin.