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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
NIELSEN TO QUIT POST
IN STATE Department
Hughes to FIN Three Vacancies.
Prom otIous Within Service Unlikely

PrO"0tuOU0 "bSVSU 00VvS0 SV'N0'y
Washington,. March 8.--Resignation
Of Fred X. Nielsen, solicitor Of the Dc.
partment of State, will be announced
shortly after the return Of Secretary
Hughes from a vacation in Bermuda,
it was learned yesterday.
Mr.. Nielsen was named to his present
Office in June, 1920, by President Will
son. The appointment was largely in
RECOGNITION Of efficient work ut Paris,
in 1910, where Mr.. Nielsen. then as
sistant solicitor of the department. was
an American representative at the Peace
Conference and expert legal adviser In
matters relating to treaties. claims
against enemy Governments and protec.
ton Of property in enemy countries.
Withdrawal OF Mr.. Nielsen from the
department, coupled with other impor-
tant changes in personnel soon to take
place, will compel Secretary Hughes 10
consider widespread realignment' o.
executives when he returns to his desk
today.
Under Secretary Fletcher, who wal
named Ambassador to Belgium several
weeks ago, expects to leave for his new
post about March II. Fred n. Daring.
the Assistant Secretary, also is expected
to leave this month for Portugal, where
he was appointed Minister several weeks
ago.
No intimation has been given regard
ing their successors. 1t was learned on
good authority the appointments will
not be filed by promotions within the
department.
Among other personnel changes In the
department at Washington. it was
learned yesterday, is that Of Clinton e.
MacEachern, assistant to Under. Secre.
tary Fletcher. 1t was said Mr.. Mac.
Eachern soon would be named Consul
ut Antwerp, Belgium.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
ASSAIL "OPEN.AIR GARAGES
Garage owners Declare They Violate
Fire Lave at Shore

Atlantic city. March 8.-War on
"open air garages has been. declared
by owners Of the regular esta blishments,
representing investments of many mil
lions, in this resort.
The fact that the city assumes traffic
burdens Of the proportions Of the big
cities over the week ENDS last summer
caused SO much congestion along the
south side highways from street park.
ingO that the city authorities permitted
OWNERS Of open areas in that section t.
throw them open for outdoor garages.
No licenses were charged by the City.
Owners Of the regular garages i'm.
meIiately protested. declaring that they
were being deprived of thousands Of
dollars in business which they could
handle with their own establishments
but which the outdoor arrangement
permitted 10 90 to "Aoaters' who
dropped into town for the summer
months. rented the lots at a nominal
figure and then 'cleaned up"
The shore garagemen have formed
an association and will seek to restrain
the city through legal steps II the out
door parking spaces are permitted this
summer. They charge that the arrange.
ment is a fragrant violation of the fire
laws. constituting a hazard that en-.
dangers the biggest hotel centers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
LITTLE =.
BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pape

.! went to the store to get spool Of
red silk for mn and on the way home
l went past Mary Watkins house OH
account of it not being very mutch
out of my way. and she was setting OF
the parler windo with a wife bow in
her hair looking all rite, and I waved
at her and went past on account of not
having enything special to stop for, and
wen l got past ! thawt, of something
special and went back and yelled to
her ,throo the windO, Hay Mary do you
wunt to see crate trick? "
Wich she shook her he'd yes and
opened the window and I held up the
spool Of silk saying, ladies and gen
tlemen, I have heer a ordnerry spool of
silk, and ! will now eat it.
: And put it in my mouth and then
quick termed errOund and took 1t out
and stuck it inside my coat erround
my stummick with little hunk OF the
thred sticking out between 2 buttins.
and then ! termed errOund agen making
awful faces like somebody swallowing
spool, and then scd, Ladies' and
gentlemen. l have now swallowed the
spool of silk and It Is now in my, STUN
muck and ! will now prove 1t by pulling
it out
Wich started to pertend to do. TAX
ing a hold of the end of the silk and
starting to pull the thred out and it
came out fine like a regular trick and
after j pulled out about 8 yards I looked
at Mary Watkins and she looked a.
diskusted as enything, saying, Benny
Potts l think you are perfekly hOrrld
and never wunt you to speek to ME
agcn as long as you live.
And she quick slammed the window,
me thinking, g, gosh, good mite.
And wound the silk back on the
spool agen, trying to wind It jest like
1t was at ferst but wen ] got home ma
saw the di6rents rite away and gave me
fearse crack. ~
Prcvilg some tricks sound better than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

M. Pasterpack showed great versatil;;
ity Of sentiment, d. well as skill In
leadership, in the highly different num-
bers which constituted the program.
Z IN the Charpentier Impressions Of
Italy" the beautiful viola solo was
played back Of the scenes by Roman
verney, solo viola of the orchestra. Mr..
verney had a beautiful tone Of great
warmth and richness, and was. received
with the applause which his excellent
work deserved. After the solo part he
Joined the orchestra in his place at the
head Of, the vlolas. ..-.
There were two soloists, both young
Philadelphians. The first to appear
was CLARENCE Fuhrmann, pianist, who
received honorable mention at the last
competition Of the society. He played
LISTS Hungarian Fantasie" with
splendid technique and with much mu-
steamship, although the elaborate solo
part Of the piano in this purely virtuoso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

competition makes more demands On the
fingers than on the head. He was cor I.
daily received and responded with an
encore.
The other soloist was Miss Rhea
Hornstine, soprano, who sang ''Depuis
le jour" from Louise. She has Q
high voice Of excellent quality and dis
played a good technique in the manage
ment Of breath and in ell the other de-
tails of vocalixation. Like Mr.. Fuhr.
mann, she was obliged to respond with
an encore, singing Saar's Little Gray
Dove" and creating a. favorable an i'm :
preston in the lyric work as she did in
the more elaborate. operate aria.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
GUARD REsCUEs FISHERMAN
Shore Patrol Goes Out and Gets
Line to Craft In Darkness

Atlantic City. March 6.--Quick re-
sponse of coast guards Saturday night
saved the life Of Joe Peters, q cod fish,
crman, when his bank skif stranded on
n bar in a heavy break mile out from
the Inlet.
The mans peril was seen by a guard
and word flashed to the Inlet station.
CAPTAIN John HOldzkOm. with his crew,
RESPONDED in q non .sinkable lifebOat,
and after careful maneuverlng In the
darkness succeeded In getting a line to
the fisherman. whose craft was shipping
water with every comber.
The guards dragged the skiff into deep
water and towcd il into the Inlet, saving
both its owner and his catch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
PLANE USED As AMBULANCE
Files -12o Miles at Night In Gale to
Carry Patient to Norfolk

Norfolk, Va, March 8.-Bringing a
man i'll with pneumonia 40 miles in an
ambulance airplane in the teeth Of a
fifty mile gale at night in thick weather
is the feat Of a navy crew and DR.. J. d.
Benjamin, U. 8. \. The sick man is
v. Il. Squires. a life saver attached to
the Poyners Hill Coast Guard station
on the North Carolina coast.
Admiral Rodman, commanding the
Fifth Naval District. ordered a navy
ambulance plane and q doctor 10 90 to
the assistance OF the sufferer. The trip
to POyners Hill was made In sixty. eight
minutes and the trip back to Norfolk
with the patient was made in seventy.
four minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
"oPJIc" COSTUME At SHORE
Women Match Raiment With Hue
Of Eyes and Hair


Atlantic City, March 8.-The "optic"
costume is the newest wrinkle in
feminine sportwear along the Board.
walk.
Fair visitors are matching their
promenade attire with the color of their
eyes,, and the fad has found tremendous
favor among hundreds Of pretty dam
sells.
Blues and browns yesterday had the
call in the first big showing Of the new
modes. From smart and close fitting
toq,ies to silk and wool hosiery the eve
shades were followed out. Rubber. soled
sport shoes generally completed the ap.
parel.
II the wearer happened to be a blue.
eyed blonde the main structure Of
the bootees was Of straw color, with
brown trimmings. \ brown eyed bru-
nette. reversed the order: the brown
leather was the base with lighter deco.
rati0ns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ID
GIVES FOURTH CONCERT
Prsssnts Two Young Phlladslphla
ooloIsts In Attractive Program

The Philharmonic Society gave its
fourth concert Of the season at the
Academy Of Music last evening, before
what was perhaps the largest audience
that has yet attended q concert Of the
organization. The program presented
BY Mr.. Pasternack was Orchestrally the
most attractive that he has yet given,
the numbers being Mendelssohn's mid.
summer Nights Dream overture,
Charpentier's suite, impressions. Of
Italy" Debu@y's Afternoon Of q
Faun," and closing with the ever.
popular but increasingly seldom heard
"William Tell'' overture. The orches.
ira played we'll, as It always does, and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
Grange Opposes Daylight Saving

Reading, Ps.. March 6.-Before ad-
journment Saturday night at fleetwood,
County unanimously adopted resolu-
tions opposing daylight sayinf and pro.
psndlSe 81 ResS N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
A Suspension in
Anthracite Coal Min
in@ now seems GER
tain on April First

Should this suspension come, its
duration is uncertain. We therefore
suggest to our customers that they
carry sufficient coal to meet their
needs during the present heating
season. We advise that they leave
next Winters. requirements until
thenew prices shall have been fixed,
a. they cannot help but be. lower.
Users who take q reasonable ton
mage while there is still q supply
available will save themselves
anxiety and will be assured Of COM
fort and convenience.
We havs prepared to meet the
average March and April nssds Of
car many custonssvs and can render
eur usual hish.srads service.
The u'osd to the wiss 10 to make
prompt dscision in ths matter and
to place any orders decided upon a.
soon a. possibls.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05

ke a cesket tanecky v krojich
a sestry Sokolky Matouskcva S
Podzimkovou zacvicify sletova
prostna, ktera zanechala hlu-
boky DOZEN v cetnem shroma-
zdenl.
Matouskova, ahorliva siritel-
ka ducha 0. H. c. S., odiela
co delegatka V. C. na konferen
.ci dobrovolnych missionaru stu
dentu do Bear Mountains. We
velmi peknem referate sdeli-
la sve osobnf dojmy 2 konferen
ce vsem nesdcastnsnym student
kan.
A nyni nekolik slov 0 nasi
praci We slovackem settlementu
v Pough Keeine.
Nekolik aktivnich lidi, ze-
lmena bratr Magic. je dust slo-
vacke osady $50 rodin) a prici-
nou, ze tn nasi slovacti kraja-
ne nespi. Mnoho radostnych
civil prozivame We spolecne
praci mimi.
V sobotu odpoledne kol. Pod
zimkova "a strfdave pomoci
druhych studentel1 vedoi 2O-ti-
clenne druzstvo sokolskeho do
rostu a nedelni odpoledne We
novano Jest schazkam, prednas
kan, pfipravam k zabavnim We
cirkum, hudbe a zpevu.
Pracujeme vsichni nadse-
MIN, prace ide pomalu, ale
prece jdeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
PRiBYLo; MI SHY.

Milj pIitel K objednal 81 pa
desatilitrovy soudek vina, iez
tpry jevi velicei silicfldinek ma
telo lidsk6. Ned4ouho na to
tazi Sc no, iak je. vinem spoke
ien. "To vino dodava zazrac-
nc sily,' pravi pritel R., "kdyz
isen ie Nobdrzsl. nemohl jsem
soudkenl ani pohAouti: ted q
neho PHI teprv ctrnact dni a uz
zdvihnn sandak an nad hlavn ;
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ROZJfMANf.
Pise Jos. Stibr.

Kdyz clovek pohlizi a srov-
lnava ty RUNE zapasy lidske-
ho zivota, casio Sc pozastavi
mad tim nekdy marnym a zby-.
tecnym pachtenim toho neb o.
noho iednotlivce. jenz Sc sna-
III dosahnouti moci a slavy "a
kazdou cenu, zapominaje toho
nejhlavnejsiho, re treba ma
sledujici okamzik bude odvo-
Ian V neznamo, kde vsechna
svetska slava polni trava, re
smrt pravda Jest, ktera pfetr-
ha veskere milky site, jez clo-
vek tax peclive zivote spra-
dial.
Marnost mad marnost, pravil
moudry Salamoun pred mnoha
lety a lide jeste dobou HneS-
nj malo 81 to V hlave srovnava
! il a k srdcl berou.
kazdy o prekot cnce Sc do
stati az ma neiyyssi prisel zebri
ku sveho cfle, nehlede mnoho-
Iii ruk, noh neb hlav poslape-
lidem, kteri zaroven MIN po
tomtez zebriku Sc Splhaji.
Byl jsem nedavno Ma po-
hrbu elena Svobodnych Zedna-
ri.
Byl jsem caste ma pohfbu
cloveka, jemuz behem jeho Ii.
vota vetsinou jenom prikori Sc
cinilo a musel jsem Sc V duchu
pousmati, kdyz teprve pfi je-
no ztuhlem tele Sc jeho zasluhy
'pripominaii, kdezto jeho III
vote bylo mu sousto chleba odI
jeho rOdiny list rvano a ma je'
no zivotni drahu balvany kuf
'zt6zovani kroku v pred, vrha-
ny.
Jsem nepritelem jakekoliv
pompy, at jiz pri cloveka ma
rozeni, obradech svatebnich,
neb pohrebnich, nebot hledim
na ziyot lidsky vazne Il protivi
sc mi ty. ,ktere ceremonie ia
kchokoli zpasobu, caste uplnG
zbytecne a bezcennc.
/. Aysak clovGk majici oci a
sluch otevreny, vsude najde ne
co dobreho, tfeba zo vice veci
zbytecnych a nedustojnych pri
!pohrbech Sc odehravalo.
Proto tim. vice, mna zajima-
10 sledovani zminenych obra-
du Svobodnych Zednaru.
Souhlasim uplne S iejich
Supreme being, zdali nej
veri tim zpusobem, jak zde je--
jich "Velmistr' pravil.
Povidal totiz v jedne stati sve
reci. re mrtyemu telu bratra
,zde leziciho jedno jest. zdali
mad rakvi jeho stoji lide diva,
sta a sta anab nikdo.
Tuto hoinost kvetu, pravil
dale, co jste prinesli, ,bylos by
byvalogrosumn6jsi jemua prime
, sti, kdyze byl xiv a zdrav, kdy
jeho smysly byly schopne tento
dar oceniti a. n6j potaseni mi
I'll. ~
kN6tina Jest ten neivzacnei ]
Isl dar co zeme cloveku poda-
va a my, az kdyz clovek ze-
mra. iaii tnn,nto nahizimn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
M. Podzintkova.
NASE STUDENTkY v,
\ AMERICE.
Vassar college.

Praye rok jest tomu. kdy DO
hostinsky vojensky americky
parnik prinaSel mas ku brehum
nayeho sv3ta,
4 JeSte ma ruSnem pristayisti,
obklopeni jsouce znacnyn1 po-
ctem zavazadel a houfem novi
naft kinooperateru, sdelovaly
.jsme temto svou skrovnou an
glicinou, re jsme pfijely do A
meriky studovat sociologii re
kazda q mas ma jeste sveho ko-
nicka.
TAX mas "vudce", kolegyne
Vlasta St6panova ma sve hri-
ste mimo to rada sc pletef
americkym novinarum do te-
mesla - sc slusnym uspechem.
Take trochu americke psychic
logic prg il neuskodi.
Kol. Marie Doskova. ktera
nam cestu velice zpfijemnova-
Ia svymi psychologickymi w
zkulny, je oVsem rozhodnuta
krone sociologie pokracovati i
Y psychologist.
Kol. Jul. Matouslova pficha
ri sem doplniti sva universitni
studia angliciny prodchnuta
duchem prave ustaVeneho O.
Drodneho hnuti cs. studentstva,
chce studovaei americke stud.
organlsace,
kol Marie Novakova, mas
Benjamlnek, prveho roku na
unlversite, voIi dale sociOlogii,
q cllem osetfovateiky ver. zdra-
votnictvi.
Kol. Marie Podzimkova Z
praaske techniky, prevadi svo-
ii chemii k odbornemu studiu
detske vyzivy.
v koleji brHy pfekonavame
.iazykoyc potize a 20 nekolika
nodelich 81 vzajemne sd6luie-
me, &c naehazime ye svych
zyolenych oborech mnOho no.
Vycht cennych poznatku. Le~
.lnlena nami move poznavana
methoda systematicke prace u-
snadnuje studium mnohem.
'Cinte Sc, poblzi mas na po
cathu roku ten, ktery byl nej-
iepSim naslm pfitelem zde A.
mcrice, lednu zesnuly doktor
G.. Plsek, at ukazete, co &C.
ske studentky dokazi."
Gimme sc tedy die sveho
ncjlepsiho svedomi a vykazy
proapechu semestralnl i cello
rocnis pine uspokojujl mas ma
Sc profesory.
die americke zasady k dob
Te praci jest treba i dobrehc
osvezeni, zbude nam We Vas
sar dosti 'casusi k cirosti nea-
kademicke.
Pi'itel ceskeho naroda, presi.
dent koleje DIR. Henry Noble
Mac Crackeil, stara sc svedonli.
re. aby So nam Y Alnerioe ne.
styshalo.
TAX ma jehospozvani V riinu
900. kdw nniuassitni kamnus
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"svET''

| Kvet jest stejne krasnym
pro bohace jako pro zebraka.
tulaka u pfikopu1prave tax va
hi jako v nejkrasnejsim parku
kralovskem; jenom ze clovek
rnusl tuto krasu znati a srnyslu
pro tuto miti v srdci SVEN.
Videl jsem casio ma nadrech
zeny kvet tyto krasllcf, CO u
vnitr nader techto ledova XII
ia srdce objimaia.
U rozumneho cloveka neni
nizadneho rozdflu mezi Glove
KEN sedicim okolnostmi lidske
spolecnosti ma vysokem. tre-
ba caste nezaslouzene nepo-
.ctive ziskanem trunu Glove
KEN tez OkOlnostmi lidske spo-
lecnosti plouzicim sc v blate
q kalu, aGkoliv treba srdce clo-
veka poslednejsiho rovna Sc
zaflcimu drahokamu, kdezto
srdce prveho nehodno jest bo-
ziho tvora.
Jaky Jest rozdil mezi mrtvo
lou krale a toho cloveka nej-
|prostslho? Nizadny. Lezi pred
vami nez ztuhla hmota sestava
Jlcl z masa a kosti, ktera "a
kratky cas-, dostane-li Sc hmote
teto stejne procedury, shnije a
obrati Sc V prach popel.
Zde stojite pred "Pravdou"
kterou zadny ciovek nema pra-
va nizadnou rouskou zakryva-
ii.
Matka pfi rozenf plodu sve-
no ovladana jest steinyr1 poci-
tenn at jiz pod baldachynem,
aneb v chleve, jake Marie pri
Zrozeni Krista.
BIZ Sc prsa, hrisniku, KITE
ry zde stojis pred "Pravdou",
az odtud odejdes, necht' sta
lie tento obraz "Pravdy' ma TIVE
draze vynefene ku zivotu tve-
mu zde ma tomto svete, V srdci
SVEN nosis a. ku svemu blizni-
mu die neho Sc azachovas.. s.
PAX nebude place a skfipeni
zuba, ale vecny mir a laska Ma
stoupi ma misto nenavisti, IRA
dy, lie a Zaprodajnosti, vsech
techto nerestl, jez hyzdi dust
cloveka, tohoto tvora k obrazu
bozimu stvoTeneho..
Bohuzel re jenom ma po-
hrbech ponejvice takova slova
slysime tato bro v tom ru-
chu bidny tenio zivot a pa
chteni po bohatstvi a slave po-
zemske a ku zotroceni sveho
spolublizniho. zapominame.
Zamyslei jsem sc hluboce pri
t6chto slovech "Pravdy" pre-
myslel, jak nejenom Svobodni
Iednafi (ktefi mic jineho nez
lidmi jsou), ale lide JIM, ne
jenom pri odchodu cloveka ma
omen svet, ale pri jeho pri-
chodu onoho sveta nell by sic
va "Pravdy" sobe pripominati.
PAX by nemuselo byti tesenl
ma raj po smrti, nebot' bychom
timto rajem cely mas zde W.
mereny cas- kraceli, coz pouze
Nv moci cloveka a nikoho jine-
no jest, musi vsak clovek sve-
no boha "Pravdu" hledati, po-
znati, milovati, pro nj trpeti a
umirati dovesti.
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VESELE A SMUTNE VANOCE

He, hejno deticek,
ma tvarich kviti,
vanocni stromecek
Jim jasn6 swift.
Otec a maticka
darky Jim sklada,
cervena iablicka
v puncoSky vklada.
La oknem divenka
sem ma to vzhlizi,
oko zaslzene
mraz tuhy klizi.
Devuska V celickem
svete je sama,
umfel j taticek -
umrela mama -.
Stibl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05

AlllllCII UdTeN ,l1OSClIa kOlEeJ
byvaleho vyslalte, pana Jana
Masaryka, kte,t v universitni
kapll v bezvadlem anglickem
prosloVu zddra1nil vztahy Ce-
skoslovenske reiubliky a Spoj.
statu, zejmena lomoc, kterou
Amerika nam plskytla, siric u
mas ducha nesoblckosti a lasky
k bliznimu.
Ma pozdejsi r&epci u presi-
denta Mac Craclena seznamil
cleny fakulty slnarodohospo-
dafskymi podminkami nasi re-
publiky a ku kond potesil mas
vsechny milou klAirni variaci
'Tece voda tece"la oblibenou,
pisni Ora Mac Crlekena "Pod
'tym nasim okenedk
Brzy pc nasem 1rijezdu kol.
.Stepanova, pozvtna amer.
skautkami, odjela ha 3 dni do
,Endicottu. N. ", tide v infor-
mativni pfednaSce seznamila
skautky a byvale studentky 2
Vassar s pracl naSeho dlvciho
skautlngu a podala ohrazek pc
meru prazskeho sttdentstva.
Tez slovackemuI obyvatel-
stvu zodpovedela IA verejne
prednasce jich cetne dotazy o
stare vlasti.
Vyznam % fijnal pripome-
nut byl dustojnym zpusobem
" kapli presidentem kolleje.
Name mnoho prileaitosti
kazati, CO Cechoslovaci isou
setkayame Sc Sc skutecnym
zajmem a pochopenim
Pred vanoci poradaly jsme V
universitni knihovne vystavku
kroiu, vysivek a. sverazu. Ne
kolik charakteristickych obraz
ku Manesa a Alse, umelecke
Prahy a vystavka tesla sc vel
ke pozornosti neien student
.stva a sboru profesorskeho,, a.
lie i 1castniku konference nej-
starsich absolventek nstavu.
Nemensi zajem venovan i
kniznimu propagacnimu mate
rialu 2 knihovny Vassar Col
lege, ktery byl sirsim, vhodnym
doprovodem k nasi vystavce.
Ma Vanoce odjely jsme do
New Yorku "sbirat zkuSeno-
sti'. V obrovskem obchodnim
dome J Wanamakera vesele
ballly jsme po cely tyden cukro
viGly a studovaly sccialni po-
merry prodavacek.
LejmGna mile pfekvapova-
~ vzdusne, svetle odpocivarny,
hygienick6 koupelny, zasoby
cerstve pitne vody, kluby pro
zamestnane, zarizene nejlep-
sim pohodlim.
Stedry vecer slavily isme v
Gtulnem byte p. farare Piska,
kde ami ceska vanocka nechy-
bella.
Zbytek prazdnin travily isme
u pohostinneho krbu ORA Pi-
ska. tez u pi. Motakove, zna-
me propagatorky pracovnice
4 americkem c. X.
Stepanova odjela do Bosto-
M, poZvana svoG americkou
kolegyn.
Tesnf pred zkouskami kol.
Matouskova a St6panova, wy
zvany Or. Mac Crackenem, "a
stupovaly CHI stgdentlly q V.
C.. ma konferenci presidentu a.
pfiznivcu americkych. uniyer-
sit, kde priiato nozhodnuti pod
porovati vymenu cizich studen
til.
.Intcnsivni studlum ke zkou-
slsam odm6neno V masopuste
laskavym pozvanlm ceskych
studeneek a peti aladych mu-
zu. z N. Y. konsulatu k repre-
sentacnlmu plesu naseho, rocni-
.ku.
Prisla zima, kdy Cesky me-
ly opetne hodne pfile1itosti IL
kazati vyspelsst zimnich spor-
til u mas vetsim i mensim IL
spechemt a veselou mysli roz-