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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12


Wannm1kcr that he was worried
because no advertisement bad been
Authorized tor the following day.
His son suggested that Mr.. Wann
maker writ. ono then aud there and
,nnd II 70 the Office. On that same
IN, Mr., Wanamakcr had received n
cane fashioned from wood cut from
Abraharn Lincoln's birthplace.
Ncrtioninr the gift as an introduC-
tion. Nr, Wanamakcr quoted one Of
inroln's s pitbv comments and with
,hot n. u tryt. wrote his first business
EDITORIAL.
,, >
N'e" i'ui'ti" '>''''7
A. all illustration Of Mr.. Nanamak-
cr's knowledge of human nature. il Is
told of him that he used To put lot OF
chcStnuts in his pocket in III" iall ana
winter. and when he met II C"untrEman
IN town he would slip few 81 thc
nuts into the visitor : hanI. ana they
would 60 munchins about the store
While sthnS building up successful
clothing business he con'ihued h'S a'-
'lvities III r"llslons "oih. 'N"'' ,I""S ~
tie southern section OF the city. lie
organized Bethany SunIn% .n'u.o. AZ
Twenty second and Banbridg" Streets
"hICh o.
the WcrlH.
In 1860 Mr.. Nanallaker look an
IN 7 opan Souare. He was a member OF
,bo ,'iti1cns' Relief COMMITTEES, which
raised money ana SuPpl!cs lo' selio"
ieN'E ~. oI,r,,;.,. a,,.u,hora was cor.
\ public caIami,F arEWneir was .rr @
tain to engage Nr. Nhhaihshtt il, ,,nI'
and efforts N 'h' 'Jmt I,'lS, OF ,l ,nG lriSL l,s
famine he helped aSS"!lnI" iooI SIP'
plies for me srirNf ,~lhmJ r,nJ f,nIl Ml!,, ~,
!nc next rev |ruF. NJ HE ,his' xaun 1,i,,uS 1 t''
flood sufferers III lne nnlo ,h,isS i| un|
Wos chairman OF commuters 'uaI u!o''
towns swept u! nr''
The site--the greater plrt cf II a
least-of his present store IL TINS LIti
was purchased hv Mr.. Wanamnkcr ii
1873. when he obtained tho old Penn.
.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

Mr.. WauHluuhcr VA the first Hdyor.
ti~cr in the United Stat"a and probably
il, the world +" lead Of advertisements
with brief editorial. The first udycr-
tiSement editorial appeared in the
PUBLIC LEDDEE September g, 1893.
Th" LITTLE editorials had their origin
in an incident NJ Mr. Wuuamahcr'~
home. lie had been away from the
store for several day, and told Rclmun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Start OF Big Fortune

II saw that if J was t" become n
clerk. however efficient, aud stay II
clerk. ! never could use my mind and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
kERvED
OXEIlSEAa
Mrs. PickfOrd Saws
Son Jack No Stacker

los ANGELES. Cal. Jaiy is.--sfs
rio zvsfsid says Jack Is a stacker or
traitor it'r BECAUSE be wants 10 break
tho engagement, 10 MaTiiyn Miller. /"
i. the defiance flung out by Mira.
Charlotte pickford tn moib~riy pro.
,eat against the ''insult" TO her
ron.
Mrs. pickfori. living in a little cot.
tAgs by the rea at Santa Monica.
with Jack and f.oitie Pickford. today
waa Eager 10 defend her sons name
from any niurs.
Jack was only 20 years old NJ
the time Of the draft" said Mrs.
Pickford. Indignantly. and no was
married then 20 Olive Thomas sun
he wanted 60 volunteer and tho Olive
cried for three weeks and I cried
and his two sisters. he gave up a
good contract at faziy's. gave up
hts big. fine house and everything
he had and enlisted in tire navy az
a common gnip-thsts how much Of a
Stacker he is
Mrs. Pickford said Jack had an
honorable discharge with a recon.
mendafion for rc-cniistment" which
She would show 10 anybody.
Here f. something else you can
say" put In Mrs. pickford. ''Ziegfeld
has written Msrilyn the sweetest let.
ter you ever saw. wishing her and
Jack all kinds OF luck.
you know an we'll n. I do why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
WANT TO HELP
The WAYFARER :?
Autos Are Needed to Garry
Players to and Fro

Here's a chance for everybody who
owns an automobile 10 help put
over The wayfarrr Montgom.
cry Lynch Il appealing 20 every Ne.
attic ear owner who has tho civic
interests OF the city at heart 90 as.
stat In carrying pageant participants
between the University onrilne and
the stadium. before and after per.
formanccs and for rehesreals.
Lynch declared Thursday TINT
thousands OF loyal seattlrstes ar. de.
voting weeks Of time and effort 10
make The Wayfnrcr" successful.
without compensation ~ any kind
Now he shows how automobile own.
ers can aid IN the bis work. Sam
q, LampinK has charge Of recruiting
the fleet 81 cars
lie requests all automobile owners
who can use their cars for thi. pur.
pose g. telephone THE Wayfsrer''
headquarters. Main as7t. or better
stiil. fill out tho following coupon
and mail q today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
OF
A SEATTLEITE

you have asked me TO your home
30 many times, Charley. that I'm
almost ashamed TO meet you. But,
really. I could not think of visiting
your Peninsula homo for an indefi-
nite period. Pretty busy these days,
you know"
Busy. did you say7 Man. alive,
and know you haven't worked
Sundays for n long time. You can
grab n bus or, II you say so. Ill
drive around for you In my car"
mo. I'm not working sundays.
But you see me now In my best suit
OF clothes, and I wouldn't go visit.
Ing In these toys"
Listen, old man. Cherry's at 1915
Second ave. In the Riaito Bldg. just
over the Pig'n whistle have wonder.
full values in mems clothing You
can pay n small amount down and
pay the rest while wearing the suit
And for your convenience they keep
open every Saturday evening until
10 o'clock. "--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

their annual enoampment Of two
weeks.
For the first time since IA forma.
ton. full brigade OF Washington
troops are billesed on the same field
~ the same time. a full regiment OF
horaodrawn artillery. the issth Field
Artillery. Tacoma'S own regiment.
with Cot Harry q. winsor IN com.
mnnd. and the isist Infantry. re.
cruited aud maintained east Of the
Cascades, under command 81 Col.
Thomas q. Aston. o. Spokane. are
the two largest commands IN camp
Troop H. ssth Machine Gun Squad.
ron. Capt. Joseph y. hiiddiesworth. OF
Tacoma. Is the largest single unit IN
camp. More than 100 epurrrd troop.
erp are camped midway between the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

this number - ssw service In this
world war. 10 Of them "a members
- the marine corps. A. least a
third Of the unit are n W. students
A number have hung up records in
track and field meets in Seattle tina,
are The despair OF less fortunafs
rivals.
A recruiting campaign during the
week before camp Melted approx
matsiy 30 men. ali OF whom passed
III. physical examination with ny.
ing coiors.
Other officer. Of the battery are:
First rteufr. Harold IT, Lusx and
Charles T. sfickncy. Jr.. and second
Lieut. Clarence ~. Tuck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Mother, Desperate,
to Sell Baby Boy

BYESvfLLE. Ohio. July i3.--Mrs.
Augusta Turner today set the price
OF her mother love at $1,000.
She offered 10 sell her 1-year.old
baby boy. Richard. TO obtain funds
10 prolong her mothers life.
The child's grandparent. Mrs. Leon
Dubois. physicians said. will die uh.
lens she is sent 10 sanitarium for
treatment which will cost approx
mateiy $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Uncle Joe Waves
Baton in Parade

ATLANTIC CITY. ~. j.. July Ia
Uncle Joe" Cannon whipped out n
big black cigar and baton TO lead
the congressional delegation IN the
annual Elks parade today. Cannon
IL honorary grand marshal OF the
parade. which ~ the concluding feat,
ure % the Eiks' convention.
William Wallace Mountain, r~fIr.
ing grand exalted ruler. Theodore
Roosevelt and J. Edgar Masters
Grand exalted ruler. VIII march al
tho head Of the parade with tho aged
congressman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Boys Knee
Pants
$1.25
Orangemen Observe
Battle Anniversary

Several thousand orangcmen from
Seattle and other sections Of tho
state assembled NJ Point Defiance
park. Taooms. Wednesday, ceiebra,.
ing the 2ssnd anniversary Of the bat.
tie Of the Boyne
Alexander Barkisy Of Colby. past
master of the Seattle lodge. delivered
tho principal speech Of the day. II
was decided 20 observe the next 18th
Of July IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
1900 GuardSnlen in
Camp for 2 Weeks

uity displayed by many of the Tor
mef service men In constructing
convenlencea and Injuries fof thslf
bodily comfort was revelation ="
their recruit bunkles. Many guards
men sport gold and silver chexfonh
and not Few bear ribbons or deco
rntions for valor.
Monday horses and wheeled mate
rial for the enchmpment VIII DO
drawn from the Tenth Field Artii'
lery at Camp Lewis. A. $40 me
second battalion. under Major
Thomas l.. Ahurtleff Of Tacoma. be-
gan taking over the equipment from
the batteries of the regular army.
Al the kame time. the first bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

washinRton's suardnman $500 OF
him khaki oolorcd, grinninr young.
stern, with a laugh ON their llpA and
stnpendous packs on their backs
took possession ~ the peaceful prais
ries south Of tho stats arsenal at
Camp Murray sunday. and began
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

Pacific coast physicians and sur.
geons win meet Al the University OF
Washington July iT.3l for their
sixth annual graduate medical lee.
tnreship. Cancers win 10 their sub.
isct ,hguout the convention on July
10 ~ . y. m. . lecture on fhis sub.
i~cf VIII be open 20 th~ public IN the
Frederick q Nelson auditorium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
$40, 900, 900 Child
Home MAY Be Built

Seeking a site Of from 500 10 $500
acres for a 100000 Brotherhood OF
American Yeomen Children's hons
in the Northwest. A. N. Farmer. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. IL visiting Pu.
get sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

Ar. ziewfeid would talk that way
about Jack. he decent want Mar.
hyn 20 get married because she's
making a tremendous hit and he
wants u 20 continue. Think OF the
money he would lose"
MrM, rickford paused.
He even told Miss Miller that
sotne old woman was keeping Jack
Well. I'm the old woman. ] suppose"
she fiung. I'm the only one that's
keeping him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
TARGET
PRACTICE

An tho moving parts ~ the IA
nous French pieces pill be cleaned
and oiled and the gupnefa VIII be
busy adjusting and preparing their
guns 10 speak their pieces" on the
target range next week.
Major Gift Andrus. field artillery
Instructor. IL confident Of nr~
record for national guard artillery
coming from the regiment this year.
Infantry units Monday began a
steady program 81 instruction and
short practice hike with hayonei
and physical drills All units wiil
parade July I a. a brigade before
CoFeruof Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

old infantry camp and the new camp
II the artillery.
Company !. Tank Corps. of Cen.
sFslia. has over 100 men and four
wisfppef tanks on the field. under
command ~ Capt. David Livingston.
superintendent Of the ateiiaooom asy.
ium. The iisth Motorized Ambu.
lance Co. Is skippsfsd BY Capt. Harrs
7. dare. Of Mount Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Gen. Hutchinson to
Go to Hawaiians

WASHINGTON. July is.--Brira-
der General Grote Hutchinson has
been detailed as commanding gen.
erai. artillery brigade. Hawaiian di.
vision. at Honolulu. effective next
September. the war department an.
nouhced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Funeral Services
for Drowned Bow

ELf.ENsBuR0. July iss--Funsrsl
services for John Davis. = years old
who was drowned Tuesday IN Lake
ca Elun. were held here today. The
hoy was the son % Lee q. Davis q
Eiiensburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
sTEyENs posr. No a A

celebrated It's 44th anniversary Sat
urday evening nj Veterans hall
Armory. The Women's auxiliary abs
assisted. Commander a. r. Lawrence
addressed tho meeting. Patriotic ad
dresses featured tho gathering. after
which social festivities were OBJ
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Shoots Self and
Wife in Quarrel

los ANGELES. Cal. July ia
After Jealous quarrel AZ her apart.
msnt house early today. Frank A.
Weber shot and fatally wounded his
wife. from whom he had been. sspar.
nfed. and then fired four shots into
his own brain.
Mira Weber today lay dying a. the
receiving hospital. and Weber was
found dead In tho bathroom OF the
horne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
DEATHS

Coleman. Clara Lulu. a. years.
lively. MILO Elmer. so years.
Jensen. Agnes, 46 years.
pedokovich, Frank. IS years.
Walker. John w. CO years.
J Johnson. Nels p, 60 years.
Marsh. Louise Msther, 81 years.
Mills. Samuel. 10 years.
Parker. zllpha, 80 years.
WinninghanL Cynthia, - yesra
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talon. under command OF Major
John c. coart 81 Seattle. drew
French 7ss and caissons from the
arsenal at Camp Murray. The after
noon was spent IN mounted driii.
stable duty and the cleaning OF
guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
MAYORS son
LEADS OUTFIT

Capt. Edwin j. Brown. son Of
Mayor Brown Of Seattle. and com,
handing officer Of Battery ID. issth
Field Artillery. boasts 81 having tho
largest Unit ~ the regiment.
One hundred and fifteen husky
ariillerymsn were the captains con.
irritation TO the sncampmant. OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Ford Experiments
With Radiophone

DEARBORN. Mich. July 10. -
Henry Ford is experimenting with
radio. according 10 officials OF his
organization here.
A powerful sending station Is In
operation at his Dearborn office. II
sends business messages 20 various
Ford plants over thu country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

Infantry companies were the first
TO arrvs in camp Sunday. Lone
lines 81 pyrarnidlcsi tents rose smart.
" on the drab prairie soon after.
Field Kitchens began pouring their
smoke toward the overcast sky. and
the hnmmaFinR Of tent pegs and the
rapid shuttle Of feet thru the dust
was heard everywhere.
Tacoma artillery units were The
firhf % their regiment 10 arrive Al
the eanp. completed Saturday
Quickly taking over their new GUAR.
tsrr. the 'wagEon soldiers followed
the example Of their ''doughboy'
brothers. Their camp began 70 take
on a nhipahzps appearance Ia few
sninutsn.
An unit commanders arriving In
camp reported recruiting better shis
year than 81 any time since the war.
This WAS especially true during the
last week besors camp.
SERVED
OVERSEAS
Sunday night an the orxanira.
tions were established In their tent
camp and snsn we're busy busidinK
coas and rff1s racks The inaea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


uain. Robert. xtri
iluts. W. =. boy.
\ Constaniln~. Odars~ a.. Etri
tamnon. ". ". rfrl
1ralnxsr, clyde. boy.
lfssrseh. william hoy.
Hogan. Daniel, Firi
Hol~sss. Harry Thomas. sirl
ireland. Harold. girl
Jacobson. John " boz
Johnson. James. xfri.
MARKS. Leroy. gsri.
Macarthur. James sterling girl
Mosimar. George ~ COR. Glfi
ssofL walter ". EiFi
svmmega Frank. boz.
! sylvester. George ". girl
Thomas. Prank. sirl
Thompson. William. boy.
Waul~sa. John W. boy.
Weed. Leonard l.. girl
Aiken. Joseph, girl
nader. Cecil Dslhsrf. Dor.
finsttcheF. walter W. girl
popprey. Archie. boy.
Cone. Merritt Leroy. boy.
DOWNING. Joseph William. boy.
Futit r.. girl
PUN. Shoichi. giri.
Gorton. FIRED O.. boy.
0ritsch. Frank NJ. Eirt
Hansen. Carl John. girl
Hexiund. Ole. boy.
jesp~r. Howard wells. Klri
Issnwaaisn, Nell. Melvin. girl
Mac Donald, Albert Preston. boy.
Mcqueen. Richard Chesiey. girl.
Matsumoio. shuni. girl
Nakao. Ahoirhi boy.
Nelson, William. boy.
Patterson. Melvin ID. twin boys.
9gandt. Orlando Leland, boy.
Thompson. Herteal O.. girl
/ Trent. clyde r. girl
Van Der Nart. Eoilin ~. boy.
Wiitse. Frank, boy.
Mccullough. v. W. boy.
fnthrr. r.. girl
4 Williams. ~. r.. boy.
fwado. Kintaro. girl
Ksnaxawa. Kimmassu. boy.
Shinbo. Hachiemon, girl.
Cha berlin, George g.. girl
Parker. Archie l.. boy.
AgluInr. lose. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

In Libya smoking. drinking ana
dancing are forbidden by the senussi
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Boys Wool
Sweaters
$3.50
The big. ruff.neck.
clip over kin a. in
black with maroon
trim sizcs IS 20 ~.

In China q square mile OF con Is
capable 81 supporting a population Of
about 1000.
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nam q. f.ampinE.
1sl Empire Building. Seattle.
! VIII furnish my car to help
carry The wnyfarer" partlci
pants on the following nights
starting At $50 for r.heaFsals and
ifs for performances;
hshsarsais - July Ia. ill.,.
ST..
Performances July a.. st...
2s... sT... u.s.. 49,.
NAME ss.ssssss s......ss....sss
fhons, ssssss.-s.s.tss
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DIVORCES GRANTED

Hokenbauer. Clara from Anton.
Nyvali. Eleanor j. from J. J.
Johnson, rnnay vivian from Louis I.
Brooks. Amanda from Peter J.
Mabel from wallace W.
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Mems Union
Suits 69c
tsllxhtly Inuperfcct)

or fine atty
mesh: in ecru. short
sleeves Sizes ~ TO
~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16
KAPITOLA XVI.
Opet Sc sejdOu.

Mercy byla tax pohrouZena
Y myslenky, re nepozorovala
otevreni dveri, aniz Zaslechla
hlasy z konservatore. Premy-
Slela 0 Grace Roseberry bez
pravi, jehoz Sc ma nj dopuStila.
Gin dele otalela S priZnanim,
tim vice ubliZovala Zene, KITE
rou oloupila iejl totoznost -
a ktera nemela pratel a jinych
dukazu, jimiz by pravdivost
svych naroku dosvedCiti mohla.
Jakkoliv toto pocit 'ovala, Mer
cy nemohla prece premoci hrll
zu, ktera Sc il zmocnovala pri
pomysleni na priznanl Sc.
Desila Sc - .akoby Sc kaz-
dy Ma jejim miste byl desil -
pouhe myslenky byti vyhnana
opet do sveta, V nemz neni pro
nj mista ami nadeje.
Nikoliv; nebyla to obava
pred priznanim Sc, aneb obava
pred nasledky, ktere sc dosta-
viii musely, jez il branily' mlu.
viii. Hruza, kterc Sc nejvice
desila. bylo priznani Sc Lady
Janet Horacovi, re je obelsti-
la jejich lasku.
Lady Janet byla k nj den &C
! den privetiVeisi; Horace milo
val il kazdy den vreleji. JaI
sc mohla priznati Lady Janet
jak Horacovi, re je podvedla :
"Nemohu to uciniti? Oni mnt
tax velice miluji - ne, memo
/ hu TO uciniti." K tomuto beZ
| nadejnemu vysledl1u dospel;
kazdy z uplynulych sedmi dnl
prave iakn nvni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16

Sledni schuze tax zvaneho de-
mokratickeho mezinarodniho
kongresu sucastnili Sc cetni pa
fizSti Cesi a Slovaci. Jakmile
pan Dvorcsak chopil Sc slova
a zacal mluvit ceskem impe-
rialismu, zvedli sc pritomni Ce
81 a zejmena Slovaci a zive pro
testovali proti recnikovi. Schu-
re stala Sc velmi bourlivou,
jezto mnozl Francodzove pfipo
Jill Sc k Cechum. Pan Dvorc-
SAX zmaten muSel nekollkrat
svoii rec prerusit a byl vyzvan
pfedsedkyni. ably jako delegat
Mad arska mluvll len o Ma
q 'arsku. - Po reel Dvorcsako-
We, jemuz odpovedel p. Dvor-
mix. nastal na chvili kid. No
YOU bouri vsak vyvolala Ike kon
ci schuze otazka, zda-li ma Ne
mecko byti pTlpusteno do Sva-
zu Narodu ci nikoliv.
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delegatl byll pozvani k veCefi
do jidelny Senioru - neivys-
siho rocniku a zde Sc dostalo
nasim hostum jedineho zkla-
mani. Potitali V duchu,, ze
kazdy z Mich bude sedeti u
stolu neimene 20 studentka-
mi Zatim bratri Sokolove mu-
sell Sc spokojiti s 5 ceskymi
studentkaml narodnich kro-
jjich.
Z profesorskeho stolu mini
str Dr. Stepanek, DR.. Sum, Sc
nator klofac a br. Bilek ziska-
Il Cs. r. nekohk nadsenych pra-
tel; prof. Nichols rozSiiil sve
predna5ky moderni hudbe,
studii ceske hudbe, kollejni
lp6vecky sbor bude studovati
ceske zpevy, Miss Testor bude
prednaseti 0 ceske ustave a
tax Vassar College stava Sc ma
81 zastankyni Americe.
Tvrdv hlas zvonku vyruSi
mas znovu z rozhovoru plnem
nadseni 0 spoil. praci az Sc
lvratime". Nasi hoste odjizde-
lii - gotickem klenuti bra
my posledni Nazdar, posledni
ldekovnv stisk ruky a cesky den
We Vassar konci.
Skutecne?
i Verim, re jsme teprve na "a
Icatku sVe prukopnlcke prace
IChapeme pine zodpovednost
lceskeho studentstva V cizine Z
Iproto nelekame Sc prekazek
| 1900 budoucich profesorek, SO
|cialnich pracovnic a pod, po-
lstupne sc dovedelo, re Cs. r
jneni Il Babylonu a doufame, ze
nase americke kolegyne vt
IVassar rady pouti sve ameri-
IKE prately z jinych unive1sit
lbudou-li toho potrebovat, jake
lnekolik studentu V Princeton
! University, kteri diva mesice
'lpracovali John Hus Settle
Iment". Pri veceri ma rozlou-
Genou jeden 2 Mich pronesl zdra
'lVici "panu Janu Husovi'. "Kdc
lbyl vlastne ten pam" pta Sc je.
Iden re studentu. 'Myslinl, ze
item tam u piana,' pravi druhy
! A piana sedel Mr.. Atherton
istryCek naSich hrdinu ma Sibi
ri!
Dnes kollej vzpomina a ma,
Setellkovvm obraZem Prahy '
Il knihovne tvori sc plany o praz,
| ninoVem zajezdu do Prahy ;
! do Cs. r.
TAX krok ga krokem stava
me Sc sllutecne prately Ameri
canll nejsme liz narodem G
! Xotickym, jak drive mysleh oil,
naSeho nevyslovitelneho jme
: ma.
Dix naSim Sokolum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16
HAVLfCEk-CECH!

"Cechu' = sokole ty starry
lax ten Gesky dub,
Havlickem ted omladnuty
dale zdravy bud.
.Jak dub GcslSv V dobe davne
kdvz We stlnu SVEN
Zizkuv prichod kryl tajemny
Y nasl drahou zem.
Bvvavars svmbolem povzdy
prace Cechu vserh,
Y Clcvelandu kazdy vedel,
co ie "Sokol Cech".
Nyni Ease pred at kraci
n+s v!;dA k-cech
chlnubGu at e Clevelandu
a dial Cechu vsech.
Stihr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16
NASE STUDENTkY
v AMERICE.
Vlasta Stepanova.
Navsteva SokoIu We Vassar
College.

10000 mas bylo," pfipomi-
naly mi chicagske ceske novi-
ny pondeli po anlerickem sic
II, ia citila, jak velky w
znam tato jednoducha cisia
pro mas mali, ale prece len
isem radostnem divu vice
vZpominala ma cViky vzorneha
muZstva re stareho krajo
nez abych 81 uvedomovala taz-
Ike otazky ceske emigrace. By
la jsem jednoduse vlastenecky
hrda na vykony naSich Sokolu
a touzila jsem, by Sc mnou Sc
radovali j Ii. kdoZ znali SoRo-
" dosud jon doslechu.
Chtela isem NIT 10000 Ame-
ricanu Colisseu, ably naSe IA
dost byla uplna,
Phi naSi cesk6 povaze snad
bv zustalo jen pri touzebnem
prani, kdyby ma Zminka So
kolech nenadchla Dr.. II. V.
Mac Crackcna, prcsidcnta Vas
@arske College tax, re radostne
prohlaeiI. Ze pozve Sokoly do
kolleje.
Co to znamenalo2
1900 americkych studentek
kolleJi, ktera ie snem Vsech
An.cricanek, dow Sc, ze y Csl.
republce nejsou jen hladoVe
deti, dobri STUDENT, stara uni
versita, nadhcrne kraie, ryth-
micke plsne, krasne pohlednl-
&c, lak 81 snad dosud Z mas
propagacni cinnosti molly my
slet; nynl tato devcata pocho
pi, proc a lax Il mas Vznlkla
nsechna la sveraZna krasa.
1900 studentck 2 cele Anne
lily 4 Sni jinych zeml, spoJ
Il pfedstavu CSR. predsta
lou bulare silly fVzdor tlSko
v9m zpravam Berlina) IL
vcii, re praha ncai jen kamel
aou pohadkou zaSlc slave
ale i Strediskem noveho zivota
Uvedomi 81, re nenl sveten
pouze Amerika, a Italie leun
museem.
A toz, kdyZ utery pr We
cernim studentskem shromaz
deni kapli Dr.. II. Y. MacCra
ckcn povedel o vQznamu Soko
lii pro mas narodnl zlVot a
antickc kraso, llterou Sokolo
20 oziTuil svymi cviky, kdyi
mlstnl noylny piinesly zpravl
q trotejich, ktervch Sokolov
ye svete dohyli, vedely lsme, y
costa k srdcim Americana j
Dilpravena.
V zakulisl zatlm pripravova
Sc prcsny program. "a mia
dych muzu dc zcnskc kolleie
Coz nam ty Cesky chteji pre-
menit nelstarsl zenskou kolle
tlnes,ce naN.hoeduAatnl9
Mr.. Mac(racken nemohl bJ
ii pritomen. neb Y tezc dob
redsedal Swan Dnrost Cervt