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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Hobart Bosworth in Thrilling Sea
Picture

Fans who like to be thrilled by the
adventures of sea life will have their
fill. when Hobart Bosworth's latest
picture, THE Sea Lion" is shown at
the Colonial Theatre. Monday and
Tuesday. The film is vivid por-
trayal of story in the whaling ter
ritory of the Behring Sea with a plot
Of quick action and suspense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13

story was adapted from a novel by
Du Vernet Rabell, entitled THE
Three Cornered Kingdom. adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Mission Circle Meets

The Mission Circle of Winthrop
Center enjoyed an all day meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. f. 5.
Woodnan. Sewing occupied the
forenoon and dinner was served at
noon The tables We're very attrac-
tive with spring decorations. large
bouquets of daffadils being used as
ccnterpicces. At each plate was a
dainty little daffodil nut basket. In
the afternoon Mrs. Jones had charge
of the devotions and there was sing
ing with Mrs. Grace Bailey at the
piano. Following the business ses-
sion, Mrs. Thurber Of East Winthrop.
wife Of the secretary Of the Public
Health Association of Maine. gave
very interesting and instructive talk.
On March Goth Rev. Howard Brown
Of the Penney Memorial church. Au-
gusta, will give an Illustrated lecture
on the book Building with India" at
the Winthrop Center church. Miss
Esther Baird. ut home on f,lrlOugh
after 20 years in India will on April
9Th give talk also at the Winthrop
Center church. on her work in India.
Every one is cordially invited to at
tend the two lectures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Annual Town REPORTS

The annual town reports have been
issued. During the year just passed
a large amount of money has been
expended. On the highways the
sum of $500 raised by town has
been increased by an overdraft of
breaking account The total amount
expended according to the treasur-
er's report was $9,058. The librarian
reports 254 new books added to the
public library during the year. The
town clerk reports 81 marriages, "a
births and IS deaths. The annual
town meeting comes Monday, March
II.
The Tell Me Club met Thursday
evening with Mrs. Helen Maxwell.
Mrs. Louise Maxim had the highest
score for the evening. Light re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Daisy
Hodges when dinner will be served at
six o'clock.
Mrs. Stanley N. Shiblcs has. been
called to South Paris by the serious
Illness of her sister.
Mrs. Julia D. Pike Of Monmouth is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. AL
fred w. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. lay Holt or canton.
| Mass. have been recent guests of
Mrs. Hollis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Peck.
David Murch has been passing the
vice. with his son. Charles S. Murch
in Augusta.
Frank Bonard Of Boston is in
town, called here by the illness of his
niece Miss Louise Abelli.
Friends of Mrs. Myrtilla Thompson,
a former resident. now residing at
Winthrop Highlands. Mass. will be
sorry to learn that she has been ill
all winter Friends suggest post
card shower on March 14th, Mrs.
Thompson's birthday.
Mrs. John Whitney was called to
Skowhegan last week by the illness
of her son, Homer Whitney.
| Mrs. J p. Bishop is confined to the
house by illness.
Fred Eurns has returned from
Havcrhill. Mass, where he has been
for several DAYS past.
Freeman Wheaton OF Milford,
Mass, has been engaged at the Maine
Central station to supply the vacancy
caused by the death of Fred Haircs.
Lester Valley, who has been supply
ing here has gone to Richmond.
Philip Higgins of Iiittery was In
town recently calling on friends.
Abner Smith went to tho Au-
gusta hospital last week for an
operation for appendicitis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
lGundrum Sr.
Miss Helen Sullivan has returned
to her studies at Mt. Saint Mary's
College, Plainfield, after spending
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William j. Sullivan.
The South Amboy High School AL
umni Association is very DESTROYS Of
having all former graduates enroll
in the association. 1t las been voted
that any person, who may have at
tended the high school for two years,
although graduating, may become a
member by sending in their name to
the committee, which is as follows:
Miss Gladys Emmons, and Miss
Ella May Bennett,
Mrs. Evans of Greenwich, Conn.
who was formerly Miss Lyons OF
this city, visited friends here during
the past week.
Miss Iva Miller and Mrs. Ida Spiers
of upper Main street, spent Thurs
day with Mrs. J. j. Klein, of High
land Park.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson, grand chief
of the Pythian Sisters of New Jer-
sey will pay an official visit to Good
Samaritan Temple Nc. 5, Pythian
l Sisters. Wednesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
JAMESBURG

Chief OF Police Gustav Fillhower
has again been complimented on the
cleanliness and general tidiness of
the borough lookup. Following the
visit at the borough hall of Joseph
Thompson, inspector of jails for the
department of institutions and agen-
eies, who came unannounced to
headquarters and went through the
cells and borough nall. A special re-
port will be made to the borough
council at their next meeting, on
Monday next.
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon, with
their celebrated band, will come TO
Jamesburg on the night of June 8,
and hold a block dance. on Lincoln
avenue, the proceeds being for ths
benefit of the uniforms fund of that
order.
Mrs. r. c. Horer, of HONEYWELL,
and daughter, Mrs. George Smith,
OF Princeton. were guests at the
Methodist parsonage this week.
guests of Rev. and Mrs. william
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
KEASBEY

Charles Wagenhoffer passed out
OF office as chief of Protection flre
Company No. l at midnight o.
Thursday, turning the duties owe
to Michael Parsler, VINO was re-
Gently elected by the members u
the local fire company.
The new chief was given MS nrst
chance to handle his duties yester-
day afternoon, when the nre ON,
panies of the districts were catieu
out 10 the National Fireprooing
niant, where several tons of saw
dns, was ablaze. The fire was ex-
Tin g1,ished without any trouble.
The United Exempt Firemen's As
sociation met last night at the local
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

Are house, only the regular routine.
of business being transacted.
Full arrangements have been CONF
pleted for the monster dance to b
given tonight at the fire house under
the auspices of the local fire COM
pany. Many surprises will be on the
program and as usual, a good time
is assured all those who attend.
The Women's Guild, of st. Johns
church met last night with Mrs.
Charles Pfelffer. Ways and means
were discussed for raising funds.
Those present at the meeting were:
Mrs. William J.. Fullerton. Mrs.
Charles Schuster, Mrs. Charles Pfief-
fer. Mrs, Robert Halberts. Mrs.
James Quish. Mrs. Henry Balderston
and daughter Grace and Mrs. Green,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
SOUTH aMBOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald p. Dey and
Miss Marjorie Dey, were AsburS
Park visitors during the past week.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. John White and
Mrs. Frank Murphy. OF New Bruins
wick visited with friends on Pine
avenue last evening.
The Misses Anna Malloy, and
Frances Barrett have returned tc
Mt. Saint Mary's College after spend
ing several days with relatives here.
Misses Cathryn Mccarthy and
Mary O'Neil have returned to Plain
field, after spending several DAYS as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
RADIO PROGRAMS
Today's radio program Is:
WOR
lBamberger's Newark)

(Bamberger's Newark)
$50 2. M.-Song recital by Sea
trice Schwab, soprano.
800 p. Unpopular number by
Bill Mays Orchestra.
BIAS p Mcclure by DR.. Joseph
F. Craigen, of Newark, on "Praoti-
cal Psychology" :.
6:15 p. M.-"Home Garden Hints"
6:16 p. M.-Dase Ball Scores.
6:1s P. M.-Weekly Book Review
by Earl Dana, literary critic.
1900 P. Unpopular numbers by
the Black Cat Society Orchestra.
$500 p. M.-Songs by KatheIyne
Alva Ross. mezzo soprano.
$40 P. M.-Selections by the j. e.
x. trio.
$40 P. M.-songs by Katheryne
DIVA Ross.
$40 P. MA Tailor Made Man"
the great Broadway success, will b
presented in full by the Summit
Dramatic Club.
Music between the acts and after
the play by the "Dansieians.
MEAF
american Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, New York;
4.0G P. M.-Program by Gimbel
Brothers New York Store. Dance
music by Burgharr's Melody Orch
estra.
4:30 P. M.-Solos by Nine. Mac
Rosenmond, Dramatic Soprano.
4:45 p. M.-Piano recital by
Thomas Manzi, Blind Pianist.
500 P. M.-Solos by Nine. Mae
Rosemond. Dramatic Soprano.
5:15 P. M.-Piano recital by
Thomas Manzi, Blind Pianist.
1880 P. M.-Concert by the Anliey
Quartette.
1855 P. M.-Morion Metcalf Lind
quist, Story Teller.
SIS P. M.-Concert by the Amity
Quartette.
e:35 p. M-"The Happy Way"
by Ellen Marie Jensen, lecturer and
reader.
0%:nn-1e:00 T. M.--Program by
Gimbel Brothers New York Store.
Concert by the Floriot Trio.
KDKA
WESTINGHOUSE. PittsburEh)
2 D. m.-Concert.
2:15 p. m.-Baseball scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

Murphy. a..
On Friday evening, June sth, the
commencement exercises of the
Monroe Township Public Schools
will be held in the Jamesburg
Methodist church commencing at
1870 o'clock. Good music will be a
feature of the exercises and all are
invited,
The pretty bungalow in course
of erection at Lower Jamesburg, for
William Wilson is nearing COM
pletion and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
CARTERET MAN JAILED

GARTERET, June 2-For beating
his wife. Frank Carbon was SON
fenced to thirty days in the work
house by Recorder Thomas L. SIugg
in the police court last night.
William Cooper was fined Sc on a
d~isorderly conduct charge. Ucacs
Brown forfeited his $40 bail falling
to appear last night to nswer to 3
charge of disorderlv conduct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

Rev. A. C. Brady was a visitor to
Madison the 1rst of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. ]. Miller and Mr,
and Mrs, w. S. Dey spent Decorator
Day at Freehold. N. j. ,ots
Rev. Harold Thompson graouate
of princeton Seminary, will preach
in the Presbyterian church on sun
day. o.o ,-rove
,s Visiting at the home of Mr.. n
Mrs. Fred Wheeler on Main street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

5 D.. m.-Ball scores.
sos o. Morgan recital.
C D.. m.-Ball cores Current
Events.
els p. m.-Drama to be present
ed by the Department of Drama.
Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh. Pa.
GAS p. m.-The Visit to the LII
tie Folks by the Dreamtime Lady.
Z p. m.-Ball scores.
1880 p. m.-Concert by the Beaver
College Department of Music.
(Radio Corporation, New York..
3:15 p. m.-"Book Review" by
Grace Colbron.
4 D. m.-To be announced by ra-
do.
8 p. m.-uncle wiggily Stories os
1850 p. m.@"world's Work" BY
French strother. Courtesy OF
Doubleday, Page &co.)
s p. m.-Robert Raven Schaufler
Poet. Essayist and Lecturer. cor.
chestra Concert and Lecture }
2 p. m.-The Plandome Singers.
1918 to Il .. m. Joint recital
by Fred W. House. violinist. &C.
companied by Miss Audrey Landes,
and leonard P. Goddard, pianist.
WY
(Radio Corporation. New York;
4 o. m~.-Program to be %announc.
ed by radio.
s D. m.-wa1dorf Astoria Orches-
ira.
Tomorrow's radio programs:
WEAF
(American Telephone and Telegraph
Co, New York;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
WIZ

(Radio Corporation-New York;
HOO A. M.-Service by Rev. DIR.
Ernest NJ. Stires, direct wire from
st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
sos p. M.-'The Annalist," a
talk for business men.
$40 P. M.-Program to be an
nounced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

Bowman, soprano.
500 P. M.-Bubble Book Stories,
by Ralph Mayhem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
kDkA
hUhA


1000 A. M.-Services of Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church, Pitts
burgh.
1880 P. M.-The Children's Bible
Story.
1:45 p. M.-Concert.
S:45 p. M.-Vesper Services of the
Shadyside Presbyterian Church.
sis P. M.-Ball scores.
500 p. M.-Ball scores.
$50 p. M.-Services of the Cal
vary Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02
WY

(Radio Corporation-New York;
$3.50 P. M.-Afternoon chapel SER
vice.
500 P. M.-Dramatic. modern and
classic plays. read by Maud Shearer,
$3.50 P. M.-Concert by Beatrice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-02

S:30-4:30 P. M.-The fifth OF q
series Of Interdenominational servi-
ces under the auspices of the New
York Federation of Churches. DR..
William B. Miller, General Secretary.
Address by Rev, Charles E. Jeffer-
son. D. d, Pastor of the Broadway
Tabernacle. New York City.
4:30-5:10 P. M.-"The City of
~Cinderellas," one of the Literary
Vespers by Edgar White Burrill,
creator of New York's famous Lit
erary Vespers.'
7:20-9:00 P. M.-Musical program,
broadcast direct from the Capitol
Theatre, New York City, by cour-
tesy of Mr.. S. L. Rothafel, and the
Capitol Theatre management.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

kolstva dlst4jn5mi. Proto ne
bude jiste zaHny Glen pffzni.
vec Sokolstva ma sletu zup-
MIN chybet.
Porada .sosidci . soudkyn
kona Sc v patek 20. cervna v
8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne ma
Wendell Ave. Budou pri nj w
losovany zavqdni cviky, aby
molly byti vysvetleny. Vsich-
nj bratri a sestry, kteri byli IL
radem soudcdvskym povereni,
dostavte Sc urcit9 v cas-!
Zavody obojiho dorostu poe
nou V sobotu 80. cervna presme
v 8 hod. rano. v 7::3O hod. ra-
no musi byti vsechno druzstva
serazena k zapisu do zavod-
Mich tabulek.
Porada ufedniki jednot a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
SKLAMANf CLEvELANDST
ZVEDAVCI.

! Vlak, ktery obycejne prijf-
zdi 0 6. hodine vecerni De-
troit ma Union nadrazi byl z
dychtivosti v6ru hodne lepsi
veci ocekavan vice jak t;sici-
hlavym zastupem. Ale Jake
zklamani, kdyz prtvodci Via
ku hlasite oznamoval, re Whit
fielda neveze, re byl tohoto
pasazera zbaven jiz v Lorain.
Nastalo vseobecne reptani, ale
nezbyvalo jineho nezli odejiti,
aniz by nezrizena zvedavost
byla ukojena. Zastup zvedav-
Gu ma zap. 6. ul. ul. a Long Al
ley, "a hlavni policejni stanici
byl "st'astn6jsi" neb kdo byl
Itrpelivy, Sc prece dockal.
Mnoho toho ale videti neby-
10 neb policie utvoi'ila kolem
prijizdejiciho Graulova auta
kordon Y podob6 pllmesice a
udrzovala nejv6tsi zvedavce v
patricne vzdalenosti. Pred sta
nici pax usporadali fotografo-
We prave zavody. Whitfield
byl jiz davno pod zamkem,
kdyz jizdni policie kazdych
nekolik minut musela zvedav-
&c rozhaneti.
Doslo k mex kolIka sm6snym
ep;sodam. TAX pojednou zvo-
lal nekdo do lidu: "Uz no We
zou', vezli akutecne ale ne
Whitfielda, nybrz slusne ina
mazaneho' obcana, jehoz straz
mix velkou namahou vytaho-
val policejni ambulance, ably
jej pfedvedl policejnimu soud-
ci, kteremu Sc mel zodpovidati
kde nehorazneho orangutana
ulovil. Seen vyvolala jistou
roztrptenost ale zahy vyzn6la
We vseobecny smich.
Jinak soustfeden byl vcera
veSkery rozhovor O sensaCnim
polapeni a v feci prevladaly il
obavy, zda povestny stvanec O.
petne neprovede policii kousek
pod0bny OnOmu " Madison,
ktery tameisi beZpecnostni or
gany postavil do tax smesneho
svetla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Izastupcd jednot pro letosni
|sjezd Sokolske obce kona Sc v
sobotu 80. cervna v 8 hodin We
Ger.
ZkOusky vsech cviGicich po-
cnou nedeli /. cervence pre-
sne We 8 hod. odpoledne.
Bratri a sestry! Bud'te We
'vsem dochvilni. Postarejte Sc,
ably tez zactvo a dorost byl
vzdy urcenou dobu ma miste.
Ukazte opravdovou sokolskou
kazen!
Noclehy. Ma zupni slet prize
dou tez bratri a sestry jednot
prespolnfch. Kdo mizes po-
skytnouti Jim noclehu, prihlas
Sc u bratra ]. Havranka, 4939
Broadway, telefon Broadway
3O46.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Sc sokolsk6ho svatku - etvr-
teho sletu zupniho. V jedno-
tach konajf Sc posledni pri
pravy k zavodIm verejnemu
cviceni. V sobotu %. cervna
sesel Sc soudcovsky sbor k po-
rade, pfi niz rozdeleni soudco-
We i soudkyn6 k jednotlivym
druhGm zavodG obojiho doro-
stu, muzu zen. v nedeli "a.
cervence konala Sc nacvicna
muz1 zen ma spolecna prost.
ma. V pondeli 25. cervna byla
schdze vyboru poradatelskeho,
v niz pridelena prace zabav-
MIN vyborIm jednot cleveland
skych. Vsechny tyto pripravy
nasvedcuji, ze Sokolska zupa
Severovychodnf chce vystoupi-
ii pred vefejnost S podniky So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
PAM LEDBETTEROVA
v PRAzSKEM ANGELO.
KEN KLUBU.

V PraZe prvnlm rok'em wy
chazejici anglicky psany list
"The Central European Obser-
yer" zminuje Sc v els. re dine 7.
cervna o navSteve Czech PAM
Ell. Ledbetterove, knihovnice
odbocky vefejne knihovny Ma
Broadway vychodni 55. ul
Navstevnice dostavila Sc spolu
s chicazskymi krajany Fran
KEN G.. Haiithem Harlem
Janovskym do schdZe prazske.
no Anglickeho Klubu, kde vSi.
chni til byli vyzvani k pripad-
nym proslovum. Prednasky
hoet1 pax prijmuty byly s vel
kym zajmem a recnici pozvan
k vyletu, ktery byl kluben
poradan pristi nedeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
ZOUFAL 81 z NESTAST-
NE LASKY.
krajan Nezbeda spachal
sebevrazdu.

38-lety Edward Phillips, z {.
22ll vych. 30. ul., vracel Sc
smutne z dostavenicka sc svoji
znejmilejsi, jez mu dala vcera
vyhOst. Posetilec, aG jiz roz
,un6isich letech wal ST "kosik'
tax k srdci, ze donna pozil je-
du. Byl dovezen sice do Cha
rity nemocnice, ale kazda po-
moe byla jiz marnou.
Nasledkem yytrvale zle cho-
roby odesel vcera 62-lety kra-
jan Martin Nezheda, grocerni
obchodnik, bytem els. 3237
Fulton rd. do domu souseda,
kde Sc ob6sil.
Die vSeho ma mysli poplete-
nv muZ vzbuzoval pozornost
ma doku u vych. 40. ul., kde
pojednou skocil do jezera. Ma
hodou nektei.i delnici oGekava-
Ii priced lodi spatrivse to-
nouciho, zachranili jej pomoci
provazu, do vody hozeneho
Jest as 3O-lety slusne odeny
muz, bez kabatu a klobouku
mluvi neartikulovanou reel tax
ze nemize ami udati imeno
Hluboka jizva ma spanku by
nasv6dcovala, ze sc patrne jed.
ma vyslouzilce zraneneho ma
front6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
WHITFIELD "a
MRfzEMI.
(DOkonceni SO str. 1.)

(DOkOnceni SO str. l..
cita take foreman ohrady Ed.
"A. Haerl, jenz prvni upozonil
Ternese, re novy zamestnanec
by mohl byti stihanym Whit
fieldem. Ma stopu uveden byl
podobiznou uverein6nou v no.
vinach. Ternes upozornil ma
okolost detro.ts,kou policii, jez
vyslala do ohrady detektiva,
ktery sc predstavil jake naku-
povac koni, jemuz byli nektere
kcne pfedvadeni sice samot-
nym Whitfieldem. Detektiv
Sc vsak vratil 5 poznamkou, re
podezrely muz Whitfieldem
neni. Bylo to arci v dobe, kdy
rIzna udani ma policii primo
"prsela' A tax sc stale, re "a
lezitost byla vHbec odlozena.
Pravni riditel Paul Lamb
vsak popira, ze by mel nekdo
maroky ma mests,kych $4,000
a sice toho dGvodu, ze mayor
Kohler zakazal rediteli Mar
tinlnovi cenu vypsati, ktery ta-
Ike poslechl, tax ze vlastn6 nj
kdo obnos omen nesliboval. Ra-
dni Damn ale mini, ze Ternes
Ony penize pozadovati mdze,
jelikoz m6stska rada mela pl-
ne pravo penize odhlasovati.
DIE vseho nastane vypla-
.ceri odmen spor, ktery bude
musiti rozhodnouti soud.
Whitfielda neopoustela Ste
stena az do posledniho okamzi-
ku. Deset minut pred odje-
zdem vlaku z Detroit dostavil
Sc ma nadrazi muz, jenz dal
zatcenemu $4,000 Whitfield
totiz koupil cd n6ho pred ne
kolika tydny Hudson automo-
I'll "a $4,000 a prodal jei
zp6t "a $4,000 pred samym
OdjeZdem vlaku dostavil sc ma
nadrazl tajemnik spolecnosti
Arthur Ternes. ktery Whit
fielda clevelandske policii u
dal a dial mu eek MA $500 ia
ko mzdu mu do jeho zatceni
naIezejici.
OkolnOsti svadi lid k do
mn6nkam, ze Whitfield byl
lllarozen ma St'astne planete.
.Hned>v osudny den jeho prvni-
no zatceni dovolil mu policista
odej.ti samotnemu do loznice
zeny, kde Sc zatceny ozbrojil
reVOlVerem, kterym Ia OchOtu
prOjevenou Sc odm6nil Griffi-
novi zastfelenim, Stesti mel ma
uteku, pfi dOpadeni Madi-
son, st6sti mel, re nasel v L.
krytu pom6rn6 dobre zamest-
mani a konecne svedci Stesti
] svrchu vylicene episody, kdy
Sc Fortuna od neho zacinala
odvraceti. Jecd vsak velice
problemat;ckym, re by mu zI-
stala "Stest6na' verna i V do
be budOuci, kde sc v temnem
pozadi objevuje prizrak elek-
tricke zidle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
CTVRTY SLET SOKOLSKE
zUPY SEVEROVYCHODNf.

V utulne zahrade Ceske ST.
ne Sokol ma Clark Ave. sejde
Sc We dnech 80. cervna a /. Ger
vence Sokolstvo zupy Severe
vychodni, aby ukazalo avym
,oriZnivcum 4 sirsi we're inostf w
vysledky sv6 vychovy. Celia ro-
dina sokolska bude pohromade.
Pfijedou tez bratfi a sestry jed
net pfespolnich, ably sicastnili
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Tst" lace jsoa
zb"M
- les. oLmezeno mne1.tyi ronAiite ttto ptIeaito.si
Skadane sukne, celovlneny krep a baronet "a $488
$500 bile sukne, prac vsech velkostf pouze "a CSC
Damske kncker spodky velk Id az "a Ultra po $1SS
Vlnsne sukns skladane, prunella ns po $28S
Bile skladane divci suknS, GA, jen po CSC
Az $50 obeky, tafet krep, krepdesin atd pc $500
AS 500 tubovych oblekd, domaci sotys, jen po SEAS
Dam tubovS obleky import sotyse, 14-44, $4SS
$3.50 oblehy, celovln. twill, velour atd. $1795
SITS hedv obleky~ pro 6-14lete divky po $3.50
S2.95 pletene divci kapuce velk. PA, Ultra $1.49
Divci obleky do hry pro az 14lete jen Ultra $1.95
Divci tubove obeky organdinu, voilove j. po CSC
98c polohedv. pongee, 30 p. w., tfi odstiny yd CSC
84c satnet, SO p. s velky vyb barev, yd jen 55c
AZ 95c voe. SO p. novych vzord barev jen po 69c
Az S29S zbytky hedv latek, krepd atd yard $1.59
81 union trika pro muze, bavn6na, ryhovana po 72c
AZ 85c atlet. union trika vsech velk. jen po 55c
$l5O muzske koupaci obleky, bavln. 36-46, CSC
SOC damske etnf zivdtky velk. 36-44, Ultra jen 29c
Az soc ponozky, detske mercersovane, patek tic
15c chlapec union trika prvotfdni Ultra jen po 55c
CSC union trika pro danny, velkosti 4O-5O, 49c
$1OO kosle do prace, chambray limcem po 7Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
TAKING OFF
WEIGHT IN
ATHLETICS
uENRY SULLIVAN. the Amor.

HENRY SULLIVAN, the Amer.
IL can who recently swan tho
English channel. was in the water
~ hours 25 minutes and took off
90 pounds in~weight during the
swim.
Stranger" Lewis, when he
wrostlcd Joe stccher for five hours.
took of ~ pounds.
Jim Jcffries. when he was at his
best. wns always 10 pounds lighter
at tho end OF q 2o.round fight thnn
he was when he started,
Tom Longboat. the Indian, prob.
ably tho greatest long.distance run.
ner that ever lived. could run 20
miles and not take off more than
two or three pounds.
And yet running is undoubtedly
the best OF all exercises for reduc.
Ing The explanation is that Long.
boat WAS tall. lean fellow. who,
when he went into race. was all
bone and solid flesh. with little or
no fat that he could lose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-22
STAR DOUBLE ENTRIES
ARE CLOSING THIS P. M

NEW YORK, Aug. GIT may be
~ that when amateur linksmen
gather for the 1924 national cham
pionshin II will be to play meath the
rays OF n Western sun, and in all
probability said sun will be glisten.
ing upon steel shafts. Altho no
announcement from United States
Golf association headquarters has
been made as yet regarding the
venue OF next years tournament,
II Is within the realm Of possibility
that course on the Pacific Coast
will be collected. The constitution
of the association provides for a
choice TO be made year in ad.
vance, but as yet no word has been
received from the championship
committee.
TO illustrate to what lengths sen.
timent has changed It Is only ncces.
sary TO recall conversation of a
few years ago during which n
prominent California golfer dared
hint that his state would very
much like TO have the amateur
championship in year or 10.
The suggestion was regarded rs
joke by association officials, even
tho the spokesman from the Golden
Gate gave figures and f,cts which
showed a spread and growth Of
the game along lines difficult 10
duplicate in any other section Of
the country. Since then California