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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
GENERAL

Legislation to motorize American
vessels is expected to pass Congress.
Claims from the country that the
farmers are beginning to loosen up"
with corn led to increased liquidation,
prices declining sharply.
Representative Kindred, Democrat,
of New York, introduces resolution to
prevent the correspondence medical
schools from sending diplomas through
the mails.
President Coolidge's pronouncement
IN Naval Oil Reserve lease scandal is
not held likely to swerve Congress
from Independent action, barring out
Department of Justice.
Irregularity continues in business,
says R. G. Dun weekly report.
Miners convention in indianapolis
considers forming new wage demands.
Thirty-seven miners dead, many in
cured, several rescued in explosion
near Johnston City, III.
j. P. Morgan & Co. enter agree
ment with Marland Oil Company which
is expected to bring $23, 100000 new
financing.
Corley Underwood. thirty-fve, for.
merly of Akron, o., was the first
American killed in the new Mexican
revolution, according to word receiv.
ed by relatives.
All American warships ordered back
from Mexican waters, while late ad
vices show Obregon successes I'm,
checked by rebels.
William H. Anderson, State Superin.
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League, on
trial in New York for third degree
forgery, admitted to Supreme Court
Justice Arthur S. Tompkins and a jury
that he had deceived the board of di
rectors of the League when he swore
to them in 1916 that the $24, 700 he says
he spent for publicity came from a
mortgage on his home. a pledge of his
life Insurance policies and funds Dor
Towed on his personal note.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
u. S. TO WITHDRAW
fleet OFF MEXICO
Assurances Given That Lives and
Property of Americans win
Be Safeguarded.

Washington.-The Mexican situation
is so nearly composed that American
Iarships are to be withdrawn from
Mexican waters, the State Department.
announced.
The cruiser Richmond, which has
been standing off Vera Cruz with or.
ders to break a blockade and check
any interference with foreign com.
marce, is to retire "a once.
The cruiser Omaha and six destroy.
ers which are now at Vera Cruz, head.
quarters of the de la Huerta rebels,
are to be withdrawn within a few days.
The departments decision, it was
stated, followed definite assurances
that the property and lives Of Amer.
leans would be adequately safeguarded
l. the rebel zone and that there would
be no further interference with order
ly commerce.
One OF the ships, however, will re-.
main outside the territorial waters Of
Mexico, but within such cruising ra-
dius that it will be enabled to reach
either Vera Cruz or Tampico on short
notice. The ship designated for this
purpose probably will be the Cruiser
Omaha
The situation in the interior of Mex
leo, according to advices reaching the
Mexican embassy and the State De-
partment, is nearing military con.
clusiOn.
President Obregon has surrendered
the initiative in military operations in
Mexico.
His position is distinctly weaker
than it was a week ago, and the pos.
sibility of his flight is being frankly
considered here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31

Eight manufacturers and distribu-
tors of radio apparatus accused Of
creating monopoly.
Stephen Senior, recluse, reputed to
he worth $780, 900, found frozen to
death in his shanty in the business
center of Perth Amboy, N. J.
House Nava! Affairs Committee de-
cides to investigate part navy played
in leasing navy oil reserves.
The new force of 300 men created
by Comm 5sioner of Police Enright for
the suppression Of Illicit liquor traffic
gets into action in New York.
William A. Brady declares three
theatre owners receive S225,000 a year
from ticket spectators to let them
gouge the public.
Federal and police efforts to enforce
VOlstead law to continue in New York
despite decision by Judge Hand for
bidding night raids
DR.. Straten's church, New York,
plans S5,O00,000 twenty story Chris
tian hotel as DR.. Potter, debate oppo-
nent, considers building fourteen-story
apartment hotel FOR his church.
The Freeman, radical weekly, to
suspend.
Governor Smith, of New York, wins
fight for State control Of water power.
Umpires declare Panama Canal is
open to enemy attack by sea and air.
United States Withdrawing warships
from Mexican waters as rebels aban-
don blockade.
Yousoupoff black pearl necklace is
sold to Mrs. Peter Gerry, Of New York,
for $500 900, it is said
DR.. Edward Lawrence Reyes, inter
nationally known dermatologist, dies
in New York at age of eighty-one.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
NATIONS BUSINESS

BituminOus miners won't make any
demands this year.
Senate committee prepares to report
first loan bill to give relief to farmers.
Following the closing at Missoula,
Mont, OF the American Bunk {, Trust
Co.. three banks in towns west Of Mis-
soula closed. They are the Farmers
c Merchants Bank of Dixon, the
Farmers &. Merchants Bank Of Plains
and Tie T ompson State Bank of
Thompson Falls.
Soda pop and near beer drinkers
are TO be relieved of S4,000,O00 a year
in taxes. The House Ways and Means
Committee agreed to repeal the tax
on soft drinks.
Replying in sharp letter to Sena-
of the Treasury Mellon declared that
Couzens could theorize all he pleased,
but that the fact is indisputable that
high surtaXes are driving capital out
of business.
Miners abandon hope of alliance
with railroad brotherhood.
Bethlehem Steel reports $491,S52
earned above dividends.
; U. S. Steel to spend S15,OOO,OOO in
improvements.
Continued decrease in earning as
sets and note circulation of Reserve
banks.
Christopherson (R., S. d. intro
duces in the House new blue sky bill
designed to stop phony stock sales.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

NEW YORK.-FinaI vote on the
peace plan will not be known until
some time after the first of March,
the Policy Committee. indicated.
ST. LOUIS.-Senator Reed of Mis-
souri, announced his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency and solicited the indorse-
ment of the Democratic State Con
vention.
RoME.-Princess Yolanda, daugh-
ter of the king and queen of Italy,
gave birth to a daughter at Turin.
NEW YORK.-Virgn birth again
assaulted in Modernist pulpits as in
credible legend of antiquity"
BELLEAlRE, Ohio.-Fire destroyed
the plant of the Belleaire Enamel
Company; loss estimated at 100000.
NIAGARA FALLS.-The Canadian
plant of the United States Light &
Heat Corporation at Niagara Falls
was destroyed by fire with loss esti-
mated at 100000. The building was
situated in the center of the business
district.
LONDON.-Premier Macdonald in
public interview declares Europe's
distress is due principally to Frances
occupation Of the Ruhr.
Ell PASo.-Firing squad executes
five rebels plotting to seize Juarez.
ALBANY, N. Y.-GoV. Smith calls
conference of all State and municipal
authorities to meet Federal dry Off
Gals on enforcement policy Feb. "a.
JERSEY ClTY.-German agents set
Black Tom e3.p.osion, Lehigh railroad
charges; $9,000,O00 claims filed.
INDIANAPOLlS.-Both soft coal
operators and radical elements among
miners frame demands that imperil
peace plans
ATLANTA, Ga. - Mrs. Ida L.
Hughes was sentenced to be hanged
March IA, following conviction of the
murder OF her mother-in-law, Mrs. N.
c. Hughes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
ITALY AND JUGo-sLAvIA TREATY
All Claims on Fiume Turned Over to
Italians.

Rome.-The Italo-Jugo-Slav ALI
ance is an accomplished fact. News
that France and Czecho-Slovakia sign
ed a treaty of alliance, and that the
Spanish Belgian commercial treaty
had been extended was followed by
the signing of an agreement between
the Italian and Jugo-Slavian Govern
ments. Jugo-Slavia signs over to
Italy, all claims on Fiume, which
thereby returns to Italian domination.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
DAlRYMENs LEAGUE EXPANDS
Cooperative Association Purchases

Cooperative Assoc alton Purchases
Third Largest Local Milk Distributor
New York.-The Empire State
Dairy Company, said to be the third
largest retail milk distributing con-
Germ in the metropolitan district, has
passed into the hands of the Dairy
mems League Cooperative Associa-
ton, Inc. Announcement Of the pur-
chase by the farmers organization Of
the Empire States city and country
properties and the good ,gill of its
business was made by G. w. Slocum.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
GREY PREDICTS NEW WAR

Take Germany in League to Guard
France, His Advice.
London.-Viscount Grey of Falloden
in a speech in the financial heart Of
London, said Europe was going quite
certainly in the direction of future
war and drifting back into the old race
for araments.
He appealed for the admission Of
Germany into the league of nations
as means of procuring for France
the security she So earnestly now de-
sires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
CHARGE MoNoPoLY IN RADIO
Rights to Manufacture anG Sell De-
vices Are Pooled

Washington.-The Federal Trade
Commission charges there is a mon
opoly in radio apparatus. The Radio
Corporation of America. General
Electric Company, American Tele-
phone &, Telegraph Company, West
ern Electric Company, Inc, Westing-
house Electric & Mfg. Co., the Inter
national Radio Telegraph Co., United
Fruit Co., and Wireless Specially
Apparatus Co. are name.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-31
COOLIDGE STANDS
ON TAX BILL Merit
He Believes Congress viii Be-
come Convinced That the Mel
lon Plan Is SOundeSt.
s1O3,00O,0OO Topped OFF
Committee Drops LeviGs on Admis-
sions Up to so Cents, Telegraphs
and TIE ep oh n s-Excise
Taxes to Be Erased.

Washington. - President Coolidge,
it was said by White House spOkes-
man, believes that the administration
tax bill is gaining support in and out
of Congress, as the substitute pro-
posals are analysed and compared
with the economic features of the bill
recommended by Secretary Mellon
The impression received by the Presi-
dent from conferences and reports
coming to him from the country at
large is that the prospect for the en-
actment of the administration bill,
without substantial changes, is grow
ing better constantly.
Mr., Coolidge is hopeful that the bill
will not be made partisan measure
and that members of Congress will
support it without thinking of such
consideration. He welcomes such
support, it was said, as he does not
desire to take credit for the bill but
hopes that credit will go to those who
vote for it, and that final action in
Congress will be taken on the merits
Of the proposal, regardless Of political
leaningS.
1t was pointed out that the effects
of the different substitute proposals
had not been analysed by experts.
When these analyses are made and
comparison is reached with the adj
ministration bill, the President be-
lieyes that none of the other bills
will show anything like the degree Of
relief from taxation provided in the
administration bill, and that such
analyses will end to break down the
opposition in Congress.
Party Leaders in Dilemma
Republican leaders in Congress are
greatly worried over the refusal of
Mr. Coolidge to consent to amend
ments increasing the surtaX rates
over those in the Mellon bill. They
had hoped that the President, if he
did not consent to these changes,
would become less aggressive in his
espousal OF the Mellon schedules. The
President has become stronger in his
support of the Mellon bill IS it's sup
put ~ IEEDtBIitGuS III SOLl.olGSO IIStS
begun to grow weak and wayering.
In view OF the difference between
the majority party il Congress and
the President, the opinion is eX-
pressed that taxpayers are beginning
20 examine carefully the 2latiye mer-
its Of the bills. That the administra-
ton bill is gaining in this comparison
is the belief of the President, despite
the apparent purpose Of the Republi-
cans in the House to amend its surtax
provisions.
Chairman Green said that in agree
ing upon these reductions no partisan
spirit was shown.
The following table shows the re-
| peals agreed upon by the committee:
Revenue Source. Taxes.
Telegraph and tele-
phone ............... S30,3SO, 1885
! Ent nnl n I
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Mr. Green advised the committee
not to make a total cut above S110,-
100000 of the available $4,000,
because leeway would be needed
when it came to checking up the steps
before the indirect tax sections were
finally disposed of.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09
CHYBA PkI LAMANf ROMA.
MOVE SAZBY.

Tiskarensky sotek, jenz jiz
natropil tolik nedorozumeni, 81
vcera u mas opetne zazertoval
a sice vgsloupcich romanu, kde
Sc dostal nemilym nedopatre-
MIN sloupec patfici pod ohla-
Ivsni "Krasna otrokyns" pod
'titul romanu druheho, Ia cest
,otcovu." Chybu snadno kazdy
ctenaf zajiste ,poznal sam, me-
kteri ovsem nam pekne skryte
-telefonicky "vycinili"ea to slo-
Wy vice neEli nevybranymi
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STRANA PkTA

5. Projev ministra Narodni Obrany FIR. Udrzala.
6. Zpev zpevackeho spolku "Foerster'. 1#
q Projevy legonaru, hascstva atd.
8. Hudba a zpev. 44
nede dine 81. srpna
zajezd dobrovoneho hasicstva iiznch Trocnov
Dne 20. eervna:
Koncert peveckeho sdruzeni bud prazskych nebo
Dne 5. eervence
Vecer: Veka oslava Husova
Dne 6. cervence
Dopoledne: Odhaeni pomnfku Ulickeho.
Vecer: oehonicke predstaven Duskove divadle (asi
Jan zizka)
Dne IL. cervence:
vecer: Koncert filharn,onie (Konske nebo pardubic
ke) Skadby razu husitskeho
Havn den slavnostni
Dne 18. cervence:
Dopoledne: zizkdv vezd do mesa Vtani konsey- q
purkmsrem. Taboreni vojsk zizkovych
Odpoledne: Ukazka valceni zzkovych vosk. (Dne ma.
vrhu red. Kufnera.)
HRADEC KRALovE
V nedel dne l. ceryna
Koncert odbocky c. 0. L. ma strenici
V nedeli dne Is. cervna: Il
Hold madeze Janu zizkovi Trocnova
V nedeli dne 22 cervna: 4-
Zavody rozrad'ovac - Sletova scena
nedeli dne 29 cervna:
Finale zavodu - Sletova scena -a
sobotu dine 5. cervence:
Dlvadelnl predsaveni spoku "Ty" mestskem divadle
Klicperove.
Vecerka, prdvod. - Zapalen hranice
nedeli dne g. cervence: -. f.
Dopoedne: Slavnostni pruvod - Polozeni zakladnho
kanene k Zizkovu pomniku Zzkovych sadech.
Savnostn rec. = Zivy obraz.
Odpoedne: Sletova scena. a., g III, III
V nedeli dne 20. cervence a.
Koncert odb. c. O. L. Jiraskovych sadech
V sobotu dine H. rina: ~t ..~,a
Savnostni Academic NEST. divadle Klicperove rec
nedeli dne IL. rijna:
Dopoedne: Tabor ldu
Pokracovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

sli drama, v nemz hral tax hnu
snou ulohu. Chvel se phi po-I
mysleni na novy zlocin svuj a
prece konejsil Sc stale myslen-
kou, ze zlocin jeho zlstane
neodhalen, ze smrti Bertinou
odstranen jest posledni nebez-
pecny protivnik, ponevadz
Claudii hodla ukojiti obetova-
MIN casti jmeni sveho obeto-
vanim ,budoucnosti sveho syna.
Rozhodl sc vskutku jiz preru-
siti znamost jeho Isabellou 2
Lilliers a donutiti no, aby Sc
stal chotem Oliviinym. Jak ale
primeti no k poslusnosti? Ne
znal dosud prostredku, ale ne
poehyboval o vysledku. Ovsem
slibil jM dnes Claudii odpoved',
ale bylo nutno ziskati casu, ne
bot nemohl Sc nahle ted -
~ daleke cesty" - objeviti v
palaci SVEN v ulici ,sv. Domini-
ka a obratiti Sc primo ma sve-
no syna povelem, aby snatek
Sc snoubenkou svou prerusil.
Ac ma to pdvodne pomyslel,
seznal, ze by to musilo vzbudi-
I'll ustrnuti.
,Musil tedy nalezti zaminku,
aby byvalou milenku svou pri-
mel k trp6livosti. Rozhodl Sc
proto, sotva ze z loze povstal,
psati j asi v tom smyslu, ze
uznal ted, re nemozno syna
jeho Jindricha sbrutalnim w.
stoupenim cd zboznovane snou
henky jeho odvratiti a ze da-
leko spise zdari Sc TAX diplo-
matickym pomalym a setrnym
postupovanim. / koncil list
svdj konejsenim:
''Nebud'te proto znepokoje-
ma, nebot' mann opravdovou
Will upokojiti vas: ocekavejte
tudiz brzkou navstevu moji!"
Sotva vsak list ten dopsal a
vlozil do obalky, oval sc v
predsini zvonek.
"Jest to nepochybne The
fer"
Senator otevrel dvere, avsak
~ okamziku tom jiz vzkfikl
hlasite. Claudio stala ma prahu
a jeji bledy oblicej zhyzden
byl vyrzem nevyslovne taste,
Jiri ustoupil ma ,krok,a zd6sen
jsa timto vyrazem hrozebnym
"Tusila jsem dobre," della
Claude posmesne, "ze "a fl.
nancnim agentem Berardem,
bydlicim We zchatralem dome
We ztracene ctvrti teto, neskry-
va Sc nikdo jiny nezli pan We
voda- z La Tour-Vaudien! Ach,
tax tedy hledel jste mne pod
tvesti! Kul jste nepochybne pi-
kle proti mne, abyste Sc vymkl
mym hrozbam a mym poza-
davkum - Snad bylo by vam
velmi obtizno, vysvetliti mne,
proc - velmoz takovy! - sni
I'll jste Sc k tomuto prestro-
jeni a proc zamenil jste palac
predku svych timto brlohem?"
"Toto prestrojeni nemusi
vas nijak znepokojovati, Clau-
kud chladnokrevnosti. "Vedel
die" del senator, nabyv pone-
jsem o vasem .brzkem prijez-
du do Parize, znal jsem vasni-
vou povahu vasi a hledel jsem
rozvaznym snad dtokdm vasim
proto vyhnouti Sc prvnim me-
a vystupam divokym"
"Slovem, bal jste Sc mne?"
"Proc bych to Medicinal? =
Lee nyni jest jinak! Proc me
bych sc vas nyni bati? - Coz
nejsem odhodlan splniti vuci
vam zavazky svoje? Coz medal
jsem yam vcera uz sto tisic
frankh? A co Sc tyce snatku
tsyna meho dcerou vasi, psal
jsem vam prave o teto veci.-
Zde list ten"
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luOul NSNulhu SAONAAVk n N1AV0N
slecny Eerty. v kazdem pfipa-
de alespon sedela v mem zena.
- Hled'te!'
/, A jiz podaval stryci i synov
ci pfedmet, nepatrneho obje-
mu, kteryE byl 'uvnitf drozky
ma podlaze nalezl.
"Knoflik Cd botky!" zvolal
Petr .Loriot. "A ia pred tim,
nez mne ,drozku odcizili, nj
koho newell, naopakt isem po-
voz vycistil a. polstare vykar-
tacoval. - A knoflik je he'd
vabim potazen, jest to tedy
knoflik .ze zenske obuvi!" !.
"Ano,". dotvrzoval Rene, "a
tato DANA .neb divka sedela
zde v pravo. - 'Zde v pravo
vsak neni pdda 'botkami, pranic
zamazana. DANA tai tedy ne
pochybre yysla primo 2 bytu
sveho a presla pouze chodnlk.
- HE, drozka, tedy mluvil ia
sne! - Unosci pax ,musili byti
aspon diva: sede]-lif' .totiz jeden
nvnitr vedle divky, stree il,
tnusil sedeti druhy ma kozliku,
to jest .zrejmo a tento byl
ovsem "a kociho prestrojen."
Rene pokracoval " patrani
SVEN a mezi polstari, jez mad
zvedl, nalezl pet listkd, podob-
nych tomu, jaky Berta ukryla
mezi rukavickou a dlani svou.
"Jsou to cisla drozky pro pa
sazery," podotkl Petr Loriot.
'sMel jsem jich vsak dosud We
voze sest. A ted jich jest pou-
re pet. - Podivno, nebot' u
nosci pfeci by nebyli listek ma
pamatku 81 utrhli. - lak 81
to jenom vysvetliti?"
"Snad nam to objasni zev-
nejsek drozky," odv6til Rene,
::co nam vnitrek nevysvetlil. .
A strojnik privrev dvere, jal
Sc prohlizeti kola. Byla po-
kryta zlutavym blatern, jez ma
Mich pevne lp6ti .zdstalo. By
10 jasno, ze kola musila kdesl
ryti sc hluboko do pudy hli-
mite. .. ,ssS
"Vlz byl tedy nejen mimo
Pariz,' pokracoval strojnik,
ale byl ma ceste velice rozjez-
dene, S bezednym takrka bla.
tenn. Koci pax nepochybne sic.
ri kozliku uprostred cesty .
vystoupil pax znova ma kozlik.
nebot' ma stupatku a ma opoTe
pro nohy pri kozliku jsou sto.
py tehoz blata hliniteho, jez
ukryvaji kola drozky a - viz,
te kopyta kone. - Taky
muz uvnitr sedici musil nekde
ma hlinite pude tie sestoupiti
Jak blative stopy teze barvy
drozky dokazuji."
Avsak," namital starry droi
kar, ii v Pafizi same jest do
sti hlinitych pud, totiz ma Mon1
martru, ia Pere-Lachaise, Me
nil.nartru a na Bothes Chau
mont"
''Kde byla drozka opet male
zena?''
s'Na nabrezi Ropee o pill il
dne Y nbci,'
"Zdal Sc byti kun unaven?'
"Byl napolo ustvan, musi
vykonati as diouhou cestu ,
trysku, nebot' kdyz jsem uni
zeni drozky zpozoroval, bylt
skorem uz deset hodin."
'Nuze, mezi odcizenim .po
vozu," del Moulin, "a pax 70
petnym jeho nalezenim uply
nulo jen asi pul treti hodiny
Nelze 81 mysliti, zvlaste pfi tai
kratke dobe, ze by 81 1nosc
byli dali praci, dovezti drozk,
pres celou Parlz az ma misto
kde byla nalezena. Berta, sac-l
sedela Y 3teto drozce,s byla "a
vezena tudiz smerem na Ber
cy, ma Vincennes, Montreuil-
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0SLAYY ma PAMEf 5OO-LETEH0
VfROd SNIRU JANA n1KY
Z TR0CNOVA.


Slavnostni pfednaska Jana Zizkov Trocnova. Pred
nese univ. prof. DR. Vaclav Novotny
vyroc Zizkovych oslav vyda Cs vedecky voensy
obsahou publkac "Jan zizka Y Trocnova Sbornik
stati 500etemu vyroco jeho smrti" Usporadal univ
prof DIR. Rudolf Urbanek
Osvetove oddelen NJ N. O. yda brozurku: 80 Janu
zizkovi Trocnova' pera prof Dra r. Urbanka
cEsKE BuDEJov1cE
Dne Z. a 8. cervna (sobota nedele):
Osavy desitileteho trvani pesiho pluku Mstra Jana
Husi els. /.
pondei dine g. eervna
Dopoledne: Koncert slavnost tehoz pluku.
Odpoledne: Teocvcne vystoupen zactva vsech skol
budejovckych
Dny sokolskeho zactva
We stfedu dne liz cervna
vecer: Academic zactva mistnich okolnch jednot:
sobotu dne Ia. cervna
Odpoedne: Saynostni pfedstaven dlvadle prosovem
Vecer: Ma cvcst podova vystoupen zactva, taborovy
nedel dne Is cervna:
Dopoledne: VIZ hodin zkousky.
Odpoledne: Pruvod na cviciste We 3 hod YER cvcen
l. Hry.
2. Spolecna zaku praporky
3. SpoleGna zakyn svihada
Dny sokoskeho dorostu
We stfedu 1s. cerna:
vecer: Ma cvicRu podova vystoupen mistnich
okolnich jednot.
Dne 49, cervna
odpoledne: Ukazka cvicebni hodiny dorostu obojho
pohlavi.
sobotu, 21. cervna:
Odpoledne: Slavnostni pfedstaveni dvadle.
Vecer: Ma cvcs podioya vysoupeni zive obrazy ohno
stroj, tabor.
nedei 90 cervna
Dopoledne: pll 6. hod budicek koupani. T. hodin
rano zkouska, II. hodin prGvod.
Odpoledne: We hodiny verejne cviceni:
l. Hry t6ocvk prosny
2. Poradova praporu.
3. Soudobna cvceni naradl.
a. ZvlaStnl vyStOupeni Obrucemi.
5. Spolecna dorostencd kadinam.
6. Spolecaa dorosenek prosna
Z. Sletoya scena.
Havni dny sletove:
sobotu dine 28. cervna
Odpoledne: Vystoupeni vojska hosti
Vecer: Academic divado.
nedei dine 20. cervna:
Dopoledne: Zkousky, prnvod
Odpoledne: We hod verejne cviceni
l. Cvcen narad
2. ZvlaStn vystoupeni zup.
3. Zvlastn vystoupeni narodnch krojch.
Zvlastni vystoupeni starsich brafi slavnostnim
kroj sokolskem
5. Spolecna zen - kuzele.
G.. Spolecna muzu prostna.
7.evystoupeni jizdy sokolske.
g.. Sletova scena. a sasH
pondeli 80. cervna: z,s
Hold Sokolstva Janu Zizkovi Trocnova.
]. Zahajovac proslov
2. Zp6v. Zp6vacxeho spolku "Foerster' prpadne
"Peveckeho sdruzeni jihoceskych uciteld')
Projev Ceskoslovenske Obce Sokolske CDR Scheine)
4. Hudba. Fanf&ry z 'Libuse'.