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DEBATE is WARM
IN SENATE OVER
HARDINC'S ORDER
Continued From First l.agc)

e.
discussions continued for nearly
three hours. during which Senators
Norris. Republican. and Hitchcock.
Democrat. both OF Nstraska. re-
forred to post oiIicc appointments in
their State.
Mr.. Hitchcock denounced what he
described az deliberate efforts to
subvert and destroy the civil service
as applied TO the pos,-oiiices OF the
country" adding that the Engraving
Bureau dismissals were not the only
evidence OF hypocriticai efforts TO
observe the law on the part OF the
present administration.
Mr.. Norris In reply declared that
he had no defense 10 make Of viola
tions OF the civil service law. and
then read from the Congressional
Record OF early 1919. to show Mr..
Hitchcock that nc and his party had
done exactly the same things with
respect to getting the other fellows
out and the Democrats in" Mr.. Nor
ris asserted that tho charge of his
colleague had not come from "un-
tainted lips" and therefore could be
given little weight as evidence" Mr..
.>ViiIS dISO tHtl RstuD llcdnS
had spread the doctrine of return
Co the spells system. saying that he
believed most Of them were in favor
Of observing tn. civil service law.
Moscs Wants Spoils System.
Il preached a return 10 the spoils
system" interrupted Senator Moses,
Republican. New Hampshire II did
II because 1 believed an adminIstra-
ton should be surrounded by its
friends: always have believed II and
always said so"
Then tho Senator ought to have
been defeated" retortcd Senator
Norris.
But wasn't" replied Mr.. Moses.
Il got the biggest vote any Repub-
lican ever got in New Hampshire.
and that Is evidence enough for me-"
Senator Stanley. Democrat. Ken
lucky. broke In with a demand that
IL the Engraving Bureau removals
were purely political. the admins
tration should say SO.
The Democrats will die with
badges Of honor II you stand them
up against the political wall and
shoot them" he said. But they OBJ
ject to sniping and they object to
this whining from the Republicans
who want their Jobs"
Senator Moses answered with the
declaration that he never had been
caught" whining and knew of no
one who had. adding that certainly
II was not done at the other end OF
the avenue" tthe White Housed.
Well returned the Kentucky
Senator, Il commend the attitude of
the Senator from New Hampshire to
the President. then"
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NNE day Mary Jane was walking
where Gussie Guppy the old
white goose--was showing eight
or ten of her youngest children the best
places to look for worms.
Gussie was very busy, but said "Good
morning, Mary Jane. You ought to be
mighty glad you don't have big fam
lily like | have, to provide for"
"Only yesterday little Launcelot was
chasing frog, and he fell into ditch.
l had the awfullest time getting him
out. And when did, he was mud up
to his ears. 1t took me all of half an
hour to get him cleaned off again."
Mary Jane said she knew just how
-gra-va-t ting that must have been.
For her mama had the same sort of a
job with her brother Bobby. Bobby
was crossing the brook, and he slipped
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

In opening a can OF asparagus. open
II from ;hc bottom rather than the
top. This avoids breaking the deli
cate tops when they are cmpticd into
the dish.
y little bcnzinc added to the
cleansing powder when YOU are clean
ing copper kettle will brighten II
and keep 1t bright longer than If
omitted
Newspapers are excellent for clean
ing windows. Wash tho window with
clear warm water then dry with
newspapers. Crushed newspapers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

buying silks. remember that soft
silks are less likely to be weighted
than are the heavy. rustling silks.
and these are usually more durable.
Mcrccrizcd cotton is often woven
in silks. and it's glossy appearance
may easily be mistaken for real silk.
fou see this particularly In wOmens
underwear OF pink and white silks.
made to initiate the real silk fabrics
or course, when washed you soon
detect the difference between this
material anta pure silk.
Real silks. AS every experienced
housewife knows. wear wonderfully.
The ddulterated silks We find toda Y
split and fail apart easily. as re-
suit OF their weighing.
You'd never think there vns an
nrt In buying good potatoes. would
yOuf Tomorrow there Will he some
practical suEEcstions about sn,inE
money In buying this homciy article
OF food.
&C.. 1922. by Public Ledger Coz
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are used to polish the windows when
dry.
Changing the color OF the candles
that decorate your buffet viii give
the dining-rOom new touch from
time to time.
White shades may be cleaned with
French chalk. Rub the shade over
evenly with the powdered chalk. AL
low II 10 remain for several minutes.
Dust II off and the heavier spots will
have disappeared with the chalk.
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IN AND OFT OF TOWN.

Misses Ellen and Elizabeth Wal
lace have just returned home after
visiting friends In Washington.
Mrs W. r. Massie is spending a
few daya her country home, Rose
ill.," near Greenwood.
Mrs Virginia Cox Wilkinson has
returned to Richmond. after visiting
her cousin. Mrs. John White Stuart.
at "Rosedale." in Russell County.
Miss Alma Fleishman. who has
been visiting in Richmond as the
guest of Miss Dorothy Cohen. at her
home at cola West Grace Street,
has returned to her home in Nor
folk.
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off the stepping stones and fell in the
mud. They had to turn the hose on
him, before they could find the buttons
to unbutton his clothes.
And then Mary Jane told Gussie
Guppy they had party up at her
house last night, with the most wonder
full Mary Jane Fudge you ever tasted
made with Mary Jane Syrup.
ITS the easiest thing you ever saw
to make the most delicious fudge out
Of MARY Jane Syrup" said Mary Jane,
"Ill teach you how to do it sometime,
and we'll give party for Launcelot
and the children" And Gussie said
don't forget" And then she went
home and put her children to bed.
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democratic state chairman. died this
morning at CAT o'clock. Oxygen was
given Mr.. Bosse. hut he failed to rai-
~. pneumonia. which developed aft.
CT complication Of Bright's dis
c"Ne' rnc"natism aud heart LESSONS.
''"s"" ms death. physicians said.
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Thcatcr Calendar

hCADEMY-Frank Tinney, In
Tickle Me"
LYHlc-"The Spirit Of the Mar
di Gras" and Keith vaudeville.
BiJOC-"Thc ConTucring Pow
or"
BROADWAY-Anit stewart. In
Her Mad Bargain"
cDLDNIAL-"Miss Lulu Bett,"
william de Mile production.
1SIS-"Crossing Trails" cas-,
of favorites.
oDEoN-Mac Murray and Monte
Blue. in Peacock Alley"
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Itndia for Detroit Police.

DETROIT. MICH. April THE
city Council today approved AN APP
preparation OF $500 for installing
radio equipment for the police de-
partment. Receiving equipment will
be set up in the district stations and
sending outfit at headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

The ewly-organized Iris Circle OF
the Kings Daughters Will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the home
Of Miss Thelma kccne. 2s03 East
Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

LOOK FOR the next Mary Jane Story about
"How Hungry Henry Stole Mary Jane 5 Lunch"
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FREE For children The complete IL NEW
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The Weather
Forecast: virginia :

Forecast: Virginia -
Pair today; tomorrow
unsetteid. prob al y
a 10 ow era; somewhat
warmer.
North Carollna-Fnir
today; tomorrow local
thundershowerS; gentle,
variable winds.
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4 o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. Miss
Fox. OF the State Board OF Health.
VIII address the club. following which
tho annual meeting Will DO held for
tho annual election or officers and
transaction OF other important busi-
ness.
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wOMEN'S MEETINGS.

IN interesting meeting OF this
week will be that of the Richmond
Nurses club tomorrow afternoon at
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IncaI Temperature Ye-,erdo,
Local Rainfall.

Eainfali ? hours ending g. " Non.
Rainfall 70 hours ending =. Non.
Exec. since March l , II
EKcess since January J - "a
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Every hit Of dullness disappears
with Golden Clint Shampoo. ADV.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

SUFFOLK. April A marriage Of
unusual beauty and interest was sol
"mnized Monday at noon. at the res
idcncc OF MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Smith
in Nansemond County. when their
daughter Miss Selma Hines Smith
became the bride Of Carl Bennett
Davis. OF Newport News. Va The
ceremony was read by Rev. pr W
w. Staiey. of Suffolk. Immediately
after the ceremony a buffet luncheon
was served To the bridal party, house
guests and members Of the family
Ny. and Mrs. Davis left this after
noon Tor an extended northern bridal
tour ana VIII make their home i'm
Newport News. Va Among tho
guests present were MIR. and Nrs
Smith and Miss Ethel Smith. MIR and
Mrs. PRESLEY Smith and family. Mr.
and Mrs Hatcher Williams and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. William. NJ
and Mrs. Leonard Williams. Mrs. Yves.
Icy helms. Miss Gladys helms. Misscs
Marie and Ruby Saunders. Mrs. cur
~" saunders, Mrs. Emily whitley.
Mrs. IL Turner. Mrs 10. Webb Mrs
marry cross. Mrs j. ". Holland j. D.
Luke. Mrs Wallace COPELAND and
Mrs. II. Oliver. Mrs. T. j. Hcu,cr
Edgar Brock. Miss Ruth Holland. Of
Newport New,. Miss Hazel Davis. sis
ter 81 the groom. of Fairfax. Va: Mrs.
y o. Hatch and Miss Alma Lear. Of
Mathews County. Va.
FRONT ROYAL. VA. April -
Cards have been Received hero an
m"uncing the wedding OF Miss Emma
r.. P0ston. daughter OF r. X. Poston.
OF Rirerton. Va. and John 6. McCul-
iun. Of Philadelphia. the wedding
having taken place at Iiagcrstown
Nd. on Tuesday. The bride il well
known around Riverton. where she
has lived all her life. The groom is
connected with the Postal Tclcgraph
cable company and has for many
years bcen manager OF their Atlantic
city, y. j., Office. Mr.. and Mrs Me
cullum arc spending their honeymoon
IN HaScrsto"n after which they VIII
leave for Chicago. M where they
VIII make their future home
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I.ocni 0b.er,n,ion. a,ar. ~ r.n..,o,
Special Data.

Wind direction. nor,hcast: wind velocity
" weather at =. NJ. partly cloudy.
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Democratic Chairman bend.
EVANSVILLE, IND. April i-Rcn-
ia min Bosse. Mayor OF Evansville and
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-04

on ton surface with earth mound { 1t. base alongside. This monu- ment is located on tho top Of schjst blur about, 70 sft. a1ove the KcuSarok River and, about 70 t. North of left bank of same, and N. la deg. 16 min. E., 1900 feet froA mouth of Arizona Creek. In Latitude ,e6 deg. s7:s min. N., Longitude 1s4
 JOHN sUNDBACK.
 Register. Publish-Sept. g, 16, g, 30, Oct. '. II. 21, 28. November 1. 1S22.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To James F. Halpin. William T. Att kinson. Adolph Auerbach, your and each of your heirs and legal representatives.:
 You are hereby. notified that the undersigned as co-owner therein has expended the sum of one hum dred dollars upon each of the seven lode mining claims hereinafter de- scribed for the year 1921, in labor and improvements for the benefit of each of said claims, namely:
 Greater Alaska Extension, - My Best,
 Sliscovich Discovery.
 Manilla Extension,
 " Nasradin,
 Discovery Lode and Diston lode claims, commonly known ss the ."Sliscoyich ,Mines." situated on Manilla Greek in Cape Nome Re- cording District. Alaska, (location certificates and Plat of said claims recorded in Book 200, at page 454 of the records of said recording dis trict), a provided by Section 1324 Revised Statutes :. of the United States and supplemental legislation. in order to. hold. said claims.
 And you gre hereby required to contribute your proportion of such expenditure according to your in- terest in said claims to the under signed co-owner with you therein. within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by publication thereof, or your interest in said claims will become forfeited and vest in tho undersigned as provided by the said statute.
 GEO. D. sCHoF1ELD.
 Co-Owner. Publish oct. 21, 2s. Nov. I. Il. IS. s. Dec. s2. ,s.4ls. .23s 90, 1S33. and Jan. .. 1s. 1893.
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-04
MINERAL RATIFICATION s--ss No. 06ol +
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 NOME, ALASKA,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFlCE, NOME. ALASKA,
 September 8. fs22. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF ALASKA, ING, . corporation. or Esnised under and existing pursuant to the laws of the State of New York, authorized to do and doing business in the Territory of Aieska. Nome. Alaska. has, through Geo. D. Schofield, its duly authorized Agent and attorney in fact, whose Post Onice Address is Nome. Alaska: made application in the United States Land once at Nome. Alaska, for United States patent for placer mining claim known and described as No. below Merritt's Discovery on Kougar0k River. in Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Territory of A. aska. under U.. s. Mineral Survey Nc. larly described in the field notes and pIat of the Oficial Survey thereof now on file in said Land Office. and as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1.
 identical with location and with
 Cor. No. 2. Cleanup Fraction and
 Cor. No. Tulloch Fraction. and
 Cor. No. 3 New York Association
 Bsnsh sas plasers. all N, of ,s1 snr; isS No; 2:
 N. 77 deg. 04 min D.. 1337.so
 it., Thence s. fl deg. 12 min.
 W, 559.00 feet to Cor. No: 2; identical with Cor. No. 3 Tulloch
 Fraction, Sur. No. 1290; Thence N. 32 deg. % min., w., 1887. 10 feet to Cor. No. 3, identical with
 Cor. No. 2 of No: below Mer- ritt's Discovery, Sur. No. 1290; Thence N. 76 deg. 70 min. E.. 559.s0 feet to Cor. No: 1, identi- cal with Cor. No. 1 of No. below of New York Association Bench Placers, both of Sur. No. .1190!:,, Thence s. 32 deg. 15 min. E.. 1046.40 feet to Cor. No. 1.aand place of beginning, containing .an area of 14.8S1 acres. s,.i Magnetic variation 19 deg. 50 min. to 20 deg. % min. E., at the differ ent corners. This claim is on unsurveyed ground on the Kougarok River, distant about 27 miles n0rtherly from Shell Peninsula Railroad, and situate in Cape Nome (formerly Kougarok) Recording Precinct. Territory of
 The Notice of Location of said placer mining claim is recorded in Volume B at Page e2 of the Mining Records of KougarOk Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska. There are no conflicting claims.
 The adjoining claims are: On the North. No. 2 below Merritt's Discovery. On the East. New York Association Bench. and on the South TullOch EractfOn nlacerH all of Sur. vey No. 12s0. and owned by Claim ant hereip, On i, the West, unsuF- veyed. and claims and claimants uh- known.. .' st. ..a1 .
 The Mineral Monument to which this survey is tied is located and described as follows: a.toe
 U. s. L. M. No. 12s0. Is a schist stone 12 ins. above ground. marked U. 8. L. M. 1290 and cross { + )
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-04
MINERAL APPLICATION
 No. O606.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 NOME. ALASKA.

SSUt6m0UQ o. xSzEs
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PIONEER MINING ( DITCH COMPANY, 2 corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Nevada. whose Postofice address Is SOP Underwood Building. San Francisco, California. on behalf of itself and Joseph Smet. its CO., owner, has. through L. Stevenson. its duly authorized agent whose postofice address is Nome, AlaSkA. made application before the United States Land tOmce at Nome, Alaska, for a United. states. patent for the %iniRS nNS slai% Paa%R keSNn MIiA as sSe APAN situated on the Left Limit of Dry Creek. . tributaryfof Snake River. about four miles n0rtherly of tho Town of Nome. .rfH the Cape. Nome Mining. and Recording District and Precinct. Territory of AlAskA, and designAted by, the United States Sur vey0r General of Alaska, as Mineral Survey No. 1916. The exterior boundaries of which. according to the oficial plat and field notes of said survey now on file in said Land from 1s deg. 05 min E. to IS deg. .42 min K. are as f0llowB:
 Beginning at Corner No: 1. identical with corner No. Sur vey No. 1178 Bear Cub Placer, . schist stone 14 inches long in- ches wide, 12 inches above ground. chiseled 1 131e A for this survey, and from whence U.
 8; [. N. No; II bears .a 5. s2 deg
 Thence N. 2 deg. IT min. ".
 identical with corner No. 1 Uns
 Bench Placer. Survey No. 1268. . fir post 6 inches square, 3 feet
 above ground in earth mound scribed 2 1916 A for this survey: s Thence N. SS deg. 13 min \.
 638.30 feet to corner No. ,. iden- e tical with corner No, 1 Survey No.
 1294 Convex Fraction Placer, .
 fir post 4 inches square, 2 feet
 scribe seFiSed ssoIsr; 5 isis A A for this survey. as Thence S.5,4 deg, 39 min. E.
 875.lO feet to corner No. (, iden-
 tical with corner No. 2 Survey No.
 HIS Bear Cub. Placer, q oflr post
 61x ' inches, 3 feet above ground in earth mound. scribed 4 1916 A
 for this Survey.
 622:30 feet to corner No. 1 and
 pl3SC Uk U0SlAhAA6p COhtoAAtA8 &8 ,., area. ,of, ,14.036 acres,
 The notice Of location Of said mining claim is, recorded in Volume 199, at Page g., of the records oe the Cape Nome MiHine and RecofA- ing District and aPfsci1at. Territory There are no conflicting claims.
 The adjoining claims are: On the north Survey Y No: 1168 .Une Bench Placer, Pioneer Mining ( Ditcf Company claimant. On the E. Usanps Fraction Placer. unsur- vsyed and claimant unknown. 0a the 'south:. Survey No. 11f8- Bear Cub Placer Claim,. Nome ExpioIa- tion Company claimant. Or tho vest, Survey No. 11s9. Eskimo Chief or Discovery Placer. H. 8. Newman
 U. 5. |. M. No. ii. to which this Survey is- tied, is . fir post inches square, feet above ground. in rock mound situated about 70 feet N. of the Bessie Road. and about gro miles N. E. aof, the mouth of Snake River. in LatffudSi 64 deg. g min. N. Longitude 166 deg. 22 min. W.
 JOHN sUNDBAcK. Publish 3. '1s: ss, go, 6et. 7: if, 21, 2S. November t1S22..
The Nome nugget., 1922-11-04
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
MESTD Sc FROPADAVA,

Rim, 10. kvetna. - Mesto
Apuha blize Baru, majici asi
$4,000 obyvatel, propadava Sc
pozvolna do zavlhle pady, TAX
re vsichni jeho prislusnici mu-
sell Sc rozprchnout a pritom-
ne jsou ubytovani pod stany
vysoko ma horach. Vladni zem6
znalci zabyvali Sc prohlidkou
propadavajici Sc pddy vcera a
bylo zjisteno. re pod zaklady
mesta nachazela sc silna vrstva
sypkeho pisku, vodou nasakle-
no. Posledni dobu V okoli tom
temer stale prselo, cimz zakla-
dy domd povolovaly a zvolna
klesaly v hloub. z nekterych
dom1 vycnivaji z prohlubin ien
strechy a neni pochyby, re V
nekolika tydnech cele to mesto
vymizi s povrchu zemskeho a v
jamach V mistech tech zustave-
nych re morska voda vyprysti
Neni totiz pochyby, re spodni
vrstvy mesta dotykaji Sc neja-
ke mofske zatociny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

ny spolky pro pesteni francouz
sko-danskych styku. V sever
MIN Slesvicku a na jutskem po
loostrove isou S francouZskou
pomoci provadeny danske vo-
ienske plany a danska vojen-
ska opatreni. Prevazna vetsi-
ma danske armady bude pry
soustredena Jutsku a sever
MIN Slesvicku, zvlaSte V okoll
NEST Tonderu a Apenrade. Ge-
neraIni velitelstvi V Kodani bu
de rozpusteno a vsechna dam
ska voiska budou podflzena
danskemu velitelstvi V Aar-
husu. Nejsilnejsi PEST divise
spolecne jlzdou a letectvem
bude rozlozena V nseku Ton
deru-Apenrade- Hadersleben-
Holding, tedy podel move dam
sko-n6mecke hranice, druha eli
wise bude rozlozena V useku
Aarhus-Frederisia. Nova dam
sko-nemecka hranice bude no.
We opevnena. k cemua bude u
zito nekdejSlch opevneni meme
ckvch care Scherrebek- Hader
sleben. General Tannant pro-
hledl 81 velmi podrobne tato O.
pevneni. Holding a Frederisia
budou znova opevneny a odstra
novani kodanskych opevneni
bude zastaveno. Letosni dan
sky vojensky rozpocet obsahu-
ie jen ma stavbu pevnosti | mi
lion korun. Tim bude danska o.
brana zem6 S ostrovn preloze-
ma ma jutsky poloostrov a meme
ckou hranici. V Sonderburgu a
Hoyeru budou zfizeny lodnf O.
pory k stfezeni jiznich hranic-
mich vod.
Soucasne .temito vojensko-
politickymi prfpravami ide pry
intensivni danske podryvani L.
zemi slesvickych, zdstavsich
die plebiscitu pri Nemecku, ci-
Ii dansky postup proti Eidefe.
" iiznim, nemeckem Slesvic-
| ku koluji pry danske penize a
| jsou zakladany danske zurnaly
danske spolky. Toho vseho
mela by pry nemecka verej-
most vsimati 81 lepe, nez do
sud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
"NOVE OBKLiCENf NEMEC-
kA."

Vsenemecke listy rozsifujl
povesti nastavajlcim novem
"obkliceni Nemecka". kdyz
Belgie ma zapade, Polsko ma
vychode Ceskoslovensko ma
jihovychode jako ''vasalove
provadeji francouz-
'skou myslenku zniceni, nami-
renou proti Nemecku, zaeina
nyni Francie take Dansko jake
severniho souseda Nemecka
vsemi prostredky zatahovati do
siti sve mocenske politiky,' do
vozuie berlinska "Tagl. Rund-
schau". DIE zvlaStniho pozvani
francouzske vlady jsou dansti
dustojnici, mezi mimi prime
Aage, bratranec kraluv - ko-
mandovani k navstlveni fran
couzskych boiist' a shlednuti
voienskych zarizeni francouz-
ske armady. Reditel francouz-
ske valecne Skoly st. Cyr, ge-
neral Tannout. cestoval pred
nedavnem V prGvodu francouz-
skeho vyslance kodanskehc
Danskem a nekdejsimi nemec-
|kymi uzemimi severniho Sles-
|vicka, prohledl 81 severoslesvi-
|cka uzaviracl opevneni, zaloze
Ina We svetove valce Nemec.
KEN proslovil V Kodani a j.
nych danskych mestech sve.
Itove valce prednasky. jez pre-.
kypovaly pry nejhrubsimi tito.
ky proti Nemecku a nemeckt
armade. Ucelem cesty Tannau-
tovy bylo pry zalozenf fran.
Icouzsko-danskeho spolku, sme'
Iruiiciho proti Nemecku.
Pro tento ucel byla pry pG.
da Dansku jiz drive vybornf
5, pfipravena. Versaillskym mi
rem byl pro slesvicka 1zem
stanoven plebiscit, kterym byly
znova zostreny rozpory mez
Danskem a Nemeckem - mai
me proto, iezto znacna nemet
ka mensina dostala Sc pod dan
sk6 panstvi a iezto mesta Flen
sburg a Slesvik zdstala pfi Ne
mecku. K plebiscitu pTisla dt
ISlesvicka francouzska vojska
lktera svou pomocf danskyn
menSinam a svym utlacova
| 1nim(?) nemeckeho obyvatel
'stva mela rozohnit danska srd
ce pro Francii, zavazat Danskt
Francii a pripravit pozdejsf pr
poutani Danska k francouzsk,
,mocenske politice.
Francouzska politika Sc ne
zklamala We svych vypoctech
w Dansku jsou vsude zaklada
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

Farskym Praze industrialni
ucitelkou. Pfi svatbe varhanik
hral arii z "Prodane nevesty'
"Verne nase milovani'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
MAJOVA ZABAVA SBORJJ
ANT. DVORAK.

Dram. a zpevacky sbor An.
tonin Dvorak zakonci jaksi IL
mni a zahaji letni obdobi Ma
jovou tanecni zabavou V osadni
sini P. Marie Lourdske, ktera5
bude poradana Ultra nedeli '
1880 hod. vecer. X tanci wy.
hravati bude osvedcena hudba
EliSky Kar. Hrube. ZabavnI
vybor I'VE clenstvo i pflznivce
k ucasti nejvetsi.