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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21

SO as to preserve the support of the
colored people.
Receives Negro Women.
Mr.. Coolidge on Tuesday in receiv.
ing a delegation of negro women had
an opportunity to explain how warm
were his sympathies for the negro
race.
His visitors came with petition
that the federal government do all In
its power to stamp out lawlessness,
to suppress oathbound organizations
and secure the effective enfranchise'
ment of the colored people in every
foot of the United States territory.
What President Coolidge said in
reply was not given out for publica'
ton, but those who heard the re-
marks described it as "a beautiful lit
tie speech.
Mr.. Coolidge had another engage
ment today with a negro delegation
this being the Order of Moses whicf
claims a membership of 250,O0O PEG
pie. ~.
Besides the negro visitors there
we're others who TALKED politics will
President Coolidge, namely Charles
w. Montgomery, Republican state
committee chairman from Ohio. ant
James 3. Reynolds, former secretary
of the Republican national commit
tee.
They came separately.
The only Democrat on the calling
list was Senator Pat Harrison. OF Mis-
sissippi, who came to introduce somt
friends who wanted to meet Mr.. Cool
idce,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
PROSECUTOR SAYS JURLES
WILL NOT CONVICT MOVIE
STARS FOR THEIR GRIMES
CASTOR Glass Tried Twice and Both Times Jury
Disasrees-Case Cited As Example of Failure to
Gain Conviction-State Officers and Wit.
nesses Feel Embarrassment in Presenting
Arguments Before Mixed Jury

star of the prominence and screen
popularity of Glass.
To relieve women jurors Of the en-
barrassment of hearing testimony
such as given in this case.
The latter reason is potent one
for the women who served as jurors
at the two trials and their relatives
and friends have roundly denounced
the system that permitted them to be
called rs jurors in this case and have
bitterly resented the indignity put p
on them in being compelled to listen
to the testimony presented.
At the conclusion of both trials
women jurors were on the point Of
collapse from shame and anger and
declared they would never submit to
such an experience again
The prosecuting officers and wit
nesses for the prosecution felt an en-
barrassment equal to that of the wom-
en- jurors in presenting their case and
believe that the handicap was reflect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
BY FORREST WHITE.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Los Angeles, CAL, Sept. 21.-Gas-
ton Glass, one of the young screen
stars who ranks Ugh in the matinee
idol class, will not be placed on trial
again on II charge of misconduct
growing out of an alleged wild party
in Hollywood.
He has been tried twice and both
times the jury disagreed.
As a result of these disagreements,
the prosecuting officers of the city to-
day reluctantly agreed to drop the
case and for two reasons that shed a
strange light on present day admins
tration of the law:
The remote possibility of obtaining
a conviction before a mixed jury of
men and women of motion picture
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
ed in the failure of the two juries to
Dodge Third Trial.

agree.
Dodge Third Trial.
They are glad t, be freed of the or
deal of third trial.
This is remarkable | base of law
administration brought into promi-
hence by this case, but the serious
side of it is the question whether mo-
ton picture stars, due to their screen
popularity, have risen above the reach
OF the law because juries will refuse
to convict them.
One of the weaknesses of the Jury
system has been the refusal of juries
to convict, especially where the de-
PENDANT has achieved wide populari-
ty in community, or WI ere the local
feeling was strongly in hiA favor.
This has been corrected In part by
change Of venue on demand Of prose
cutting officers, but the popularity of
motion picture actors Is not bounded
by county or state lines.
1T is hard problem" said a prose
cutting officer today.
what do you think would happen
if Bill Hart were placed on trial be-
fore jury of cowmen for musslng up
halfbreed cattle rustlor that he had
caught cold turkey tryins to run the
line?
Suppose Mary Pickford were
brought before jury of nice old
ladies because she had filched the
milk bottle of the grumpy old party
upstairs to feed to the starving orphan
that she was secretly mothering. or
Douglas Fairbanks before a jury of
boys for leapins wildly about the
streets?
impossible exaggeratio., of course.
but not so far fetched rs the public
may suppose when view from the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
San Antonian Nonored.

Dallas. Tex, Sept. 21.-H. c. Wa.
ton of Oklahoma City was chosen
president of the Southwestern PROBES
sional Photographers Association and
Oklahoma City was selected as the
next meeting place at the final session
ofthe annual convention. He succeeds
J. II. Montgomery, Dallas. l.. II.
Powell of San Antonio was chosen
vice president to represent Texas ia
the association; II. L. Webb. Ard
more. vice president from Oklahoma +,
Frank Davenport. Little Rock, vice
president from Arkansas; J. f. Grit
fin, Monroe, vice president from
Louisiana. and ]. s. Edwards, Amar'
lilo, secretary-treasurer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21

prosecutors side and til, rcord of
the courts bears ample proof.
1.-The prosecutor has investigated
the facts and is satisfied in his own
mind of the guilt of the ccused.
"The jury is drawn, men and
women.
"He faces the jury.
"The defendant is a motion picture
star.
"The prosecutor becomes t once
aware of the attitude upon the part
of certain jurors that he is a perse,
cutor and cannot make them believe
anything bad of the handsome young
man or the sweet young woman.
These jurors have seen hem on the
screen and know all about them.
The women jurors, particularly.
Case Lost in ADV nee.
The case is lost in advance.
"The proof is not in scqu.ttal, but
in failure of the jury to agree.
And the same thing is often enough
true of a pretty and clever woman,
not professional actress, but one who
knows how to act n part and who is
the heroine of love drama.
"What is going to be tn, outcome?
Il don't know.
Il am just calling attention TO a
perplcxing problem and not Offering a
remedy"
The failure to agree of the two
juries in the CASTOR Glass case. and
the action of the prosecuting officers
in dropping the case leaves Glass in
peculiar situation.
He was about to be featured in a
picture when the charges were brought
against him.
He gave up his part and said he
would revpr again annear in nictures
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21

net possibly reach. It's effect is s'"th-
ing and healing and is entirely harm
less. II contains no cubebs or to-
bacco. and may be used by women
and children. as well as men.
II YOU suffer from catarrh. asth-
ma, catarrhal deafness or are sub
ject to frequent colds. get from any
drug store convenient pocket size
package Of DR.. Blosser's Cigarettes
and prove for yourself their pleasant.
beneficial effect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
DECISION IS REVERSED
Membership In i. w. w. Not Proof
Of Guilt. Judge Rules.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 2f.-
Membership in the Industrial Work
ers of the World or similar organiza-
tons is not conclusive proof of guilt
of criminal syndicalism as outlined
in the California code, according to
decision handed down by Justice
Frederick W. Houser Of the second
district court of appeals, division
one, reversing a former Judgment and
granting new trial to Felix Thorn
ton
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
TO SENTENCE BROKER
Convicted on II Out Of 20 Counts
OF Fraud.

Superior, Wis, Sept. 21.-Sentence
probably will be pronounced today on
Victor H. Arnold, former head of the
Madison Bond Company, of Madison,
Wis, convicted on eleven of 20 counts
of using the mails to de- ..ud.
Motions to extend Arnold's $4,000
bond pending an appeal were to be
heard before Judge c. z. Luse, in fed
eral district court before sentence is
passed,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
1000 ARE EXPELLED
Fiume Military Governor Sends I'm.
employed Out Of Town.

London, Sept. 21.-Gen. Gaetano
Giardino, military governor of Fiume,
has expelled 1000 unemployed from
Fiume so as to save thx large sums the
government has been spending on
doles, according to a dispatch to the
Central News from Rome.
Those expelled were not citizens of
Fiume.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
MEDICAL SMOKE
DRIVES OUT CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive
Method that Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat.

There is no disease more offensive
or disagreea,<e or no disease that
will lead to as much serious trouble
as catarrh. You can now get rid OF
it by simple, safe. pleasant home
remedy discovered by Or. Blosser. a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21

until he had been INDICATED in a jury
trial.
Perhaps the two jury disagreements
will be accepted By the mo ion picture
world as a vindication. At least the
women jurors, in the end voted for
acquittal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
WILL YOU TAKE YOUR
NEIGHBOURS WORD?

Kindred of Perth Amboyans tes-
tify to the glorious results obtained
with Korekto, the only remedy Of
its kind, that will ABSOLUTELY
CURE INDIGESTION, HEART
BURN, LOSS OF APPETITE AND
NERVOUSNESS DUE TO CONSTI-
PATTON.
Do not hesitate any longer if you
are suffering with Indigestion or
chronic constipation. The action of
korekto is almost instantaneous, re-
lieving at once the most acute at
tack OF Indigestion. Besides Korek-
to is as harmless as Natures roots,
herbs, and banks, of which Korekto
is made. Korekto will make you eat
better, feel better and sleep better.
Refuse worthless limitations. Sold
and guaranteed by the National
Pharmacy Stores, Inc, Smith and
Madison Ave, Perth Amboy, n. j.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24

This penguin is OF the smallest
variety known and lives farther
north than other members of the
penguin species. 1t was brought
to the Bronx zoo, New York. by
Professor VIM. Beebe who headed
an expedition to the Galapagos
Islands.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
The RudimentS of Conservation: Protect,
Preserve, Propagate and Plant
By ALEXANDER MACDONALD N Y Conservation Comm

@oNSERVATlON means intelligent usesecurng the maximum
OF benefits with minimum of Applied natural
resources, their utilization with regard the future
and the generations that after They have been
gwen to abundance for
nation
Serious nroad had been made natural before
was borne in that they not nexhub Carelesnes
waste and podga had reduced and decmed the wild
life OF fields and streams before the need conserving them began
impress Much of wild life before intelligent
effort made to it, the true of our forests
The intelligent of 100000 forest supplies
wilderness playground where all the people of the state enjoy
heahu recreation with restrictions other than those required
the protection of this great property
The subject of conversation broad and of vital Importance to all
of but its rudmens be taught four word Protect preserve
propagate and plant.
Protect forests in
use of fire in the woods is enjoned upon every
Preserve forests wild enjoy
from be enjoyed in like those after
Propagate valuable species of wild life prevent their
This the state is doing
Pantand this of mportanceforest avail
able of idle land because forests the keystone of the
ton arch Upon them depends of
wild life Without forests there would be nothing
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
sTAPLEToN ELECTED MAYOR UNDER THE PREFERENTIAL



stapeton carries with him the good will
of the
official authority and having been long resident
should readily
opportunities before her. and Mr. Stapon has
in will lightly weigh the i'm
the electorate
lie Tuesday.
We upon of great
such
needful
the requirements of the hour.
administration 31st leaves
that their conception bigger and
a a
tons administration have well
fidelity a adv
they will
will
To him. all undertakings pledge
ready applaud his achievement 1t the citizen
ship the administration
on the ncontine
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
A WEEK OF MUSIC


Vl
Music during the month
idea
first
o
responded popular acclaim delighted
places
the ruling fashion
artistic SKILL melodies
Saturday
to portions o country.
the
to
the
thrill
nowo of od' within
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
The Skyscraper Is the Achievement of
American Daredevil Originality
By LEON BAKsT, in New York World

daredevil originality which put America into the lead the
the world regards technical sciences And is this daredevil
originality that has the which Americas specific conbu
which she has produced something
superb which the world has before and but for
arcitecreI
the skyscraper.
The York architect himself confronted with growing
dwellings buildings stationary of
building Natural conditions limit to horizontal
development concrete plus the rock bottom of Mana
opened possibilities of vertical The result the sky
architects did to what Sir Christopher
what architects Rome would
They asked "What needed? What do And they
did it.
The skyaper the magnificent office building and apartment hotel
the of distinctive
different Europe the tomb of Tut-nkh
from the Cathedral of Chartres And American architects
achieved it because they dared to be themselves.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
We Are Too Lazy, or Too Busy or Too
Unrealizing to Get at Beauty
By ANNE BoswoRTH GREENE. in I" The Lone Winter"

People try to persuade out of farming They who
writes paints should have Is there other
does? Here just out for posts and what blossoms and
poetry did not upon?
No matter how exasperady starts rewarded
whether the barn evening, &hen
makes golden richness the brown shadows and everything
smells of hay and mkues and the beasts ep pleased
that they quite melt h from dash through tar
with freezing wind blowing
with Venus and putting the top the
WALL from tagging jaunt twilight rain after escaped ponies
the grag mountain world beautiful beyond dream and
pushes the soaked hatbrm from ones and thanks Heaven
for sending out to it,
We lazy busy unreazng get at beauty
be it your vacation that does the
showing with your soul Give farming? Not while love
air and moonlight and rain and bird and the woand
million farming drag should them
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
"Monstrous Folly of the Versailles Conference
Without a Woman"
By MRS LoTTIE HOLMAN oNEILL Illinois State Legisla

time there thought by
problem the Before time there
had broader than their family
indeed there few humans public unsefshy
hamlet the land bodies of
the light puzzled when much
Can be that Providence waiting for sign from mankind that
will indicate that who than half M burden,
admitted just share the governing of the world?
explain the folly of the Versailles
gathering presidents pme scientists and
land and every
among them all not a woman?
Here meeting settle the suabbes the earth and
great specialist adjustment
deliberations
looked The welfare of humanity the fate of mankind stake
the world
importance
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
90 cEsKOsLovENsKA

odjiz'f pffsti nedeli 9. zaff t.
r. odpolednfm vlakem drahy
Erie re stanice ma vych. 55. ul.
nasi krajAne p. Frantisek He
tier $ msalzelkou Pavlou a je-
jich synke1n vaclavem. Rodi-
ma tato pri5ela pred kratkym
casem 2 jejich navstevy We sta
re vlasti q nynf Sc vracf do
rodne zem6 zpet. Usadi sc Y
Lounech a syn Vaclay bude
pokracovat v studiich ma stat
nj realce v Plzni.
Pfeplav vyrizen byl peel p,
Freda Holuba v newburghske
odbocce The Cleveland Trust
Co. ma lod' America paropla.
vebni spolecn. United States
Lines, jez opusti New York IL
zari do Bremen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

domi, Ii pouze 0 hojny opor4
tuDismus, nenf v zajmu naro-
da, ami statu, move adepty slo-
venstvi Cd prahu odmftati. Ia
jfmavy jest passus z knihy dra
Skultetyho "Stodvasat'pat ro-
kov": "Jestli SINE sa do okto-
bra 1913 ustarosteni citavali a
usilovali sa mat v evidencii
kazdl slovensk1 dusu, dnes,
ked' budujeme stat ceskoslo-
vensky, nezalezf nam este via
cej ma kazdom synovi sloven-
slovenskyho naroda? Do ok
tobra 1918-ho ia lahostajne
,hl'adel som ma nasho stiavni-
ckeho s1seda gr6fa Ladislava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
zAKONcENf SJEZpU JED
NOT TABORITU.

Ufednf jednanf sjezdu Jed
not Taboriti, jez melo zakon-
citi die pdVodniho programu
vcerejsiho dopoledne, bylo pro
dlozei1o jest9 ma nodiny odpo-
ledni, kdy pomehud pohnute
jedn&nf bylo zakonceno. Po-
drobny zapis o zakoncenf pri-
neserne Ultra. Narodni Hlav-
nj Loze pfelozena byla do Chi
caga.
"a 1fedniky Mar. Hlavnf d
fadpvny zvoleni:
Volt. Cada, pfedsedou,
FIR. Had, tajemnikem a 4.
cetnlkem,
Vaclav Mar'ek, pokladni.
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
SfAsTNE DO cLEyELANDu

pfijeli p. Frantisek a Emile
Hanzllk ze Stobofic u Klatov k
jejich prateldm k p. Jos. A.
Kuchafovi z Douse ul. majiteli
cistirny ma Broadway vedle
vlnarny. Do New Yorku pfi-
stall lodi America minulou So
botu a nasledkem dvou svatk1
vylodeni byli teprve v dtery.
Nyni nalezaji Sc jiz bezpecne
u jejich pratel a $ mimi jsop
jiz zde i ostatni cestujici z te.
to lode.
Preplav vyrlzen byl p. Hu.
lubem v newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co., rob
Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
STRXNH s.

Revaya: teraz, ked' 80 mi pre-
vezie popred obloky, ~ kaz-
dym pride mi ma UNI, ze je 20
tomkom bar6na Petru Revzsz
prvej stvrti IL. stoletia, strfzA
Gu korun, ktory v svojom la
tinskom spise 0 uhorske ko-
rune - De sacrae C0f6nae
Regni Hungariae 1913 s
chl1bou spomfnal prednosti
slovenskej reel vo svete a W.
zdvihol, ze s nou clovek mole
prejst' "pol Europy a velk1
cast Azie." L'ahostejnost' mo-
ia naproti Ladislavova Revay-
owl prestala, ia mann pre- me-
no uz teply cit"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
RODlNA JANKOvSKYCn
POLETl z PARlzE AERO
Pl.ANEM DO PRAHY.

Pekny pohled ma pafizskJ
vystavni palac Trocadero po-
sila nam spolu pozdravem p,
+. j. Jankovsky, velkoobchod-
mix grocemfm zbozfm ma Broad
way, spolu se svoji rodinou,
,Pochvaluji 81 velice pobyt i
Pafizi a sdelu!ji, ze Prahu ma.
vstivl dopravou nejmode4nej
81 aeroplanem. Nuz - pre-
jem k ceste "dobry vitr".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
STkELBA 20 POLICISTOVl
Sc MU NEvYPLATILA.

e
Cd s do 20 roki posedi 81
v ohioske trestnici 43-lety Bu-
ster Brown "a to, ze dne 8.
cervence o 2 hod. rannf sire
lii po policejnim straznikovi
Josefu Munleyovi. Brown Sc
snazil oloupiti diva muze, pred
domem 2495 vych. 80. ul., kite
rym ale prispechal Munley ku
pomoci. Prfsny rozsudek vyne-
sen byl okresnlm soudcem D.
p. Cullen a zostreni odIvod-
nil 1tokem ma 1rednfka "a w.
konavani povinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
BoYkor lrALo.

Londyn, 6. zari. Anglicke
organisovane delnictvo zahaji-
10 boykot ItalI We Velke Bri-
tamil obchodujicich z toho dd-
vodu, ze Rim We SVEN sporu 8
Reckon odmita, prostrednictvi
'Svazu Narod6. v Anglii zije
velky pocet italskych prislus-
nikd, zejmena ovocnafi, jiz
boykot tezce pocfti, nebot' v
delnickych organisacfch jest
zastoupeno 100000 clen1.
Nejlepsim hercem ma svet6
jsou penize, .ty hraji vzdy wy.
nikajfci llohu. 8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
NAvSTEvA ZE ST. LOUIS.

Y privodu pi. r. Novotn6 z
Gear ave. navstivila mas dnes-
niho dopoledne pi. Novakova
re st. Louis, jez sc s1castnila
x. sjezdu jednot Taboritd,
dnesnfho dopoledne v nasem
meste zakonceneho. Panf No
vakove Sc Cleveland velice IL
bi, zejmena 81 pochvalovala
stred'ecni projizd'ku mestem.
Dnesnfho vecera odjede k
navsteve Niagara Falls. Preje-
me il st'astnou cestu navrat
do domova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

NGvrat mad'aronsk<ho pam
stva ke slovenstvi? Livio o.
descalchi vyzyva, jak sd9luje
ned9lnf cfslo mad'arskeho IL
stu "Hirado", byvale grofy, ba
rony a zemany, kteff odrodi-
Ii Be q pokladali "a svoji po-
vinnost zdstati i po pfevratu
Mad'ary ke schIzce do Stub
hanskych Teplic ma den 2. "a
II. Ucelem teto schuzky je, a.
by ii 2 magnatd, kteff pozna-
vajf beznad9jnost sveho ma
d'aronstvf a cht6ji Sc posloven
stiti, sdruzili Sc a ujasnili 81
sve dkoly. Odescalchi SUDDEN
dosel k nazoru, ze velk& Cast
byvale slechty ma Slovensku zI
stavajici, pochazi 2 kofene
slovenskeho. Jde tedy o to u
|lehciti teto suche ratolisti no
I've oziveni We slovenskosti, o
Ito Sc Odelscalchi hodla poku-
| siti. Je pouze otazka, nebude-
Ii osamocen. Otazka navratG
mad'aronI k slovenstvi byla
resena po prevratu nekolikra
tie zda Sc, re pokus Odescal
chino, kdyz zGstane pouhym
pokusem, nebude pri nejmen-
Isim bez zajimavosti a nebude
poslednim. Mnoho bude zale-
zeti ma tom, jake stanoviskC
k podobnym pokusdm zaujme
slovenska verejnost. At jde
liz skutecne o probuzeni sve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
Z kUcHu soKoLsKEHo.
ZSjszd do Detroit ! Toleda.

s1V.ASSNO VSS6AAVNy OICVCldllU.
ske uspofafaly v nedeH Q. "a
II zajezd k vefejnemu cviceni
Sokola V Detroit. Zdcastnilo sc
jej so bratfi q sester, 2 Mich g
bratn a q sester cvicicich.
Vetsina 1castnikI vyjela v
sobotu v noci lodi. Pc prize
zdu do Detroit odNezem byli
do Sokolovny, kde pfipravena
pro vsechny snfdane. Dopole-
dne prohledli 81 Detroit. Kro-
me Clevelandskych dojeli k
vefejnemu cviceni tez bratfi a
sestry 2 Toleda, Dayton a
Flint. We 2 hod. odpoledne
konal Sc privud, v nemz bylo
% bratff q 80 sester v kroji.
Po prIvodu usporadano verei-
ne cvicenf. Zacvicena byla zu-
PM sletova prostna muzd, zup-
nj slet. prostna zen a naradf
muzI. Nastavsim destem pre-
ruseno by1o toto verejne cvice-
nj, k n6muz pfihlizel slusny
pocet hostf. Pred prostnymi
-
muzd pfivital vsechny lcastni-
ky starosta jednoty br. Kavan,
po nem strucn9 promluvil Q
vyznamu a 1kolech Sokolstva
lv Americe br. Joza Havranek,
Pc spolecne veEei rozproudla
Sc upfimna sokolska zabava
Mezi tim, CO ostatni Sc veselili
konali pritomnf tinnovnici po.
radu sc zastupci jednot De.
troit, Toleda a Dayton o letos.
MIN sjezdn SokolsEe Oboe.
i Pfespolnf hoste byli po skon
Gene zabave rozvezeni ia no.
clehy do sokolskych rodin, ably
81 odpocinuli, nebot' rano mu.
sell odjet do Toleda k verej,
nemu cvicenf Sokola Moravam
| Cast ltastnfkG odjela do To.
leda v pondeli, rano karou, ne
kteri svezli Sc 5 Ibratry Detroit
skymi automobily. v poledns
byla opet celia rodina Sokolsk;
pohromade v Sokolovne Toled
Iske. We 2 Ihodiny konal s,
iprIvod ma prostranne hristi
Waite High School, ash 2 mile
od Sokolovny vzdalene, KID,
usporadano bylo verejne cvi
ceni. zaci Solxoia AMorava,
pfedvedli cviceni 8 tyceln;, ze
ny sletova prostn&, muzi sic
tova, prostna. Zupni druzstv'
zen cvicilo ma bradlech, druz
stvo muzi Sokola Moravan n,
hrazd6, druzstvo mlzi Sokol,
Detroit ma hrazde a zupn
druzstvo muzi ma bradlech
Po cviceni odebrali Sc vsichn
dcastnfci do Sokolovny. OvSen
| ClevelandSti G nemohli Sc dlou
ho zdrzeti. Trochu 81 zatanci
Ii honem ma karu, ktera j
k pilnoci pfivezla op6t domG
/ Zajezd do obou jednot s.
zdafil a bude pro ne jiste po
silou v dalsf cinnosh. Cleve
landsti bratfi j sestry, treb,
po diva dny 81 temef neoddech
| n, radi ma zajezd tento 81 vzpo
menou.
Vefejns cviSeni Slovensksho
| Solkola.
! v ned9li 9. zafi uspoTad;
Izdnli&i CRano. TIKI Cl0unmsk6 .Je
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lkym elem, ze must NIT muz na
starosti dyoje toilety.
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Tx adovnicks . K olku v6n ohnsu.
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ck Sine skol clnwood
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odmfai. o ichou
unanxelk
RuzENA JOSEF WAsTA EVELYN VAC.
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