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New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
CAST ANNOUNCED
 FOR GROTTO SHOW
Principals Selected for Presenta. ton Of "Yhe Two Vasabonds'

The entire cast for "The Two Nagabonds," or "Erminie" the Azii Grotto presentation, which is to bt produced under the supervision ol Dramatic Director c. V. c. Lord Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursda, evenings, November {. 5. 6, Is a, follows: Robert Macaire Jacques strop two thieyes-Howard Y. stearns Lambert Lord.
 Marquis Le Friere, Rosalie's father-August Klein.
 Count de Lavaude - Raymond Watkins.
 Leon, secretary to Msrquis-Rob- ert Loomis.
 Gigot, innkeeper--Clement Lewis.
 Due DeFalais, betrothed to Rosalie John Lindsay.
 Ben, the butler-william Lof- gren.
 RosaIie-Mrs. Frank Chase.
 Athalie, Leon's sister-Miss Ruth Schade.
 Franchon, Gigot's wife-Miss Jean Blair.
 Princess de Pompadour-Miss Margaret Lewis.
 Captain Pastelle - MisS Dorothy Latham.
 Yvonne, a peasant-Miss Frances Water.
 ''The Two Vagabonds", is a beau tiful symphony Of musical num- bers, and clean cuts humor. Its presentation in New Britain is a tribute 10 the town folks ability, and 1t is a decided credit to Aziz Grotto to select so good medium 10 bring out the best there Is in local talent.
 In the original presentation, Francis Wilson was cast as Jacques Strop, a character portraying a low, down-and- -out thief, who with the guidance and help of Robert Macaire, was led into many precari- ous situations. They finally imper- sonate no other than the Due de Falais, who is betrothed to Rosalie, and enter with the notables into the Grand Ball held in the pink ball room Of the Marquis mansion. They seal, are finally detected and prop erly reprimanded. but not until their antics have brought out many a laugh.
 Pauline Hall was originally cast as Rosalie. Around this character is woven the love theme of the opera.
 Tho score presents many excellent opportunities for the various solo ists-most prominent among the musical hits are. When Love Is Young" Past and Future" "A Soldiers Life" Jail Birds of a Feather" "Womans Dress" Dark est the Hour," Joy Attend Our Rosalie," Lullaby" What the 'Dicky Birds Say"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
LAUNCHES ANOTHER IA TOILETTE DRIVE
Dawes Continues His Attack on
 Wisconsin Senator
Dawes Special En Route to Will

Dawes Special, En Route to Will mington, Del, Lancaster Pa, Oct 2S.-Charles c, Dawes, republican candidate for president dcpv- cred another attack on the Ia Fol lette independent candidacy today in one of the centers ot La Fo'Dctto ac- tivity,
 Speaking from the rear platform or his special train at Lancaster his final stop in two days Of cam paigning in Pennsylvania. Mir. Dawes warned of tho consequences of "even an indication of success at some future time of this first mob ii5ation of extreme radjcAlism massed behind an aggressive per sonality."
 Informed that Lancaster county was one of the Pennsylvania Coun- ties where the La Toilette leaders have endorsed portion at least of the democratic local ticket, the re- publican nominee Callol on members Of both of the old parties to unite in combating this attack on the American constitution and Amcri- can principles of government"
 Mir. Dawes was brought 10 Lam caster to aid in the fight for TO- election being made by Represent stive Griest, chairman of the house post office committee, who is being opposed by Mayor Musser of Lam caster, a democr2t, and woman running as the La Toilette candi- date.
 Republican leaders of Ponnsyl- ~snia who have greeted Mir. Dawes on his trips back and forth across the state have declared to him that the congressional situations, result ing from the entrance of La Fol- lette candidates with democratic en- dorsement or from La Toilette en- dorsement of democratic candidates, provide the chief source of anxiety in the republican state campaign.
 Mir. Dawes was greeted by cheers from a body of Franklin and Mar shall college students and was in- troduced by MT. Griest. He began his address with a tribute to the valor of the filth Pennsylvania ar tillery, the commander Of which, Colonel F. C. Shannon, headed the reception committee which had met him at Harrisburg.
 Tt was magnificent feat the filth performed in the battle of the Argonne," he said
 Leaving here Mir. Dawes continued on to Wilmington, Del. where he will speak tonight.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
QUEEN IS DYING
Little Hope Held Out For Recovery Of Dowager Queen. Of Denmark Family Called To Bedside.

by The Associated Press.
 Copenhagen, Oct. 2S-The strength of Dowager Queen Louise Of Dem mark is slowly ebbing and the mem- bers of her family are hastening to her bedside. The aged queen is get ting little sleep and her condition shows no improvement.
 Princess Ingoborg, wife of Prince Carl of Sweden, one of the daughters of Queen Louise, arrived here today. The queens son, King Haakon of Norway, summoned by telegraph, will arrive tomorrow night. Her son King Christian of Denmark, and Queen Alexandrine are spending most of their time in rooms adjoin- irg the sickroom.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced

Never mind what people say, If you have varicose or swollen veins and want to reduce them to normal, go to any live druggist and ask for an original two-ounce bottle of Emerald oil Null strength), If he hasn't it, he can get it.
 Apply it 10 the enlarged veins as directed and improvement will be noticed in a few days. Continue its use until veins return to normal size. It is guaranteed to reduce swollen veins or money back, and also to reduce swollen glands, goitre and wens.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
CAPPER SPENT sI2O.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-Senator Capper. republican. Kaneas, report ed to the secretary of the senate to- day that he had spent s420 in his campaign for reelection and re- ceived no contributions. James, Ma lone. whoe is opposing Senator Cap per on the democratic ticket. report ed he had spent s1,751 and received S4l9 in contributions.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
SITUATION GRAVE.
Picking Said to be in ThroeS Of Dis
 orders as Warfare Continues.

Picking Said to be in ThrOes Of Dis
 orders as Warfare Continues. By The Associated Press
 Tokio, Oct, 2G.-General Feng-Yu- HSiang, commander Of the Peking central government troops in their defensive battles on the Chihlian- Manchurian border against the in- Naiiug forcs Of General Chang Tso- Lin. Manchurian leader. has con- spircd against General Wu Pci-Fu, military head Of the Peking govern mcnt, according 10 a despatch to- iay from Tientsin.
 The dispatch adds that General Feng, who is known for his Chris tian practices, has entered Picking and the situation is said 10 be grave.
 Later reports from Ticntsin say General Fcng, entering Picking with bodyguard. demanded that Presi- dent Tsso Kun issue a mandate or doring the suppression of General Wu Pei-Fu.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
MEN,s MISSION TO OPEN

The mems mission at St. Mary's church will open tonight with serv- ices at 7:S0 o'clock. There will be evening. services also on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening and morning masses on those days. The mission will come to a close Sunday evening with the renewal of baptis- nal vows.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
CALLED CLEANEST TOWT
Cromwell, Oklahoma, investigation Leads to Claim That It Has 1east Vice in State.

Wewoka, Okla. Oct. 2.-After closing a court of inquiry into al. legged vice and crime conditions in Cromwell, boom oil town of sem- mole county. resulting in liquor law violations and vagrancy charges be. ing placed against six persons. Dis trict Judge George c. crump. of Holdcnville, declared last night:
 From what l can learn. crom- well is, about the cleanest town in Oklahoma now" a,
 "They all heard about the court and began 10 leave" Judge Crump said. 'As long as the town is in- corporated, I will keep 1t clean"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
ASHES TAKEN TO SEA

Portsmouth, England. Oct. B. Without ceremonial of any kind, the ashes of the late Admiral Sir Percy Scott today were consigned 10 the deep 20 miles from shore.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23

Life may he made much easier and less perpleXing if you will de- vote few moments each day 10 the classified ad columns. They are friends and advisers.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23

If you haze some real estate you desire 70 sell CT if you know of come you wish to purchase, consult the classified ads for advice.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23

No other cathartic or laxative acts so gently on the liver and bowels as "Carcsrets." They never Eripe, sick en. or inconvenience you. They posi- lively strengthen and regulate the
New Britain herald., 1924-10-23

bowels. restoring natural, regular movement. 'Cancarets' are harmless and are used by millions of Men. Women and Children. 1oc boxes, also 2S and soc sises-any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
Concert to Be Given hy
 American Legion Band

The following program win be TeRz ifFed by the American Legion hand al Walnut ilili park tomoHew night
 Iirst Iari, American Spirit march-A, bing- ham,
 Poet and Peasant OyeFturs-iE lsupPe,
 california. Here coms-FoE trot sang,
 Since Ma is Playing Nah ioRg Selection Ernane, from j. Verdi, Pretzlas0 0yeFtuFe-W, l., skaggs,
 second Part, March. fra'ataFe ist and snd parts. Grand ss lection,
 Hugi soHg-FaK tTai, Long Lost Mamma, Daddy Misses You,
 simphasy Waltz, Songs From the ola Folks Grand se lection,
 Rattleship New York March,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
PAPERS BY PLANE

Fairbanks, Alaska, July as-Suh- serlbeFs for the Fairbanks News Aln- er-fitizen who live in lonely cabins, roadhouses and isolated camps within hundred mile radius Of the town haze their papers delivered hY air- piane few hours after publication, ihe newspaper announces,
 The paper has contracted with an airplane company for this service, The aviator attaches the papers 10 small pafaehntes and they drift down sonle- where near the habltation Of the sub- geriheF,
 This method Is saving weeks for the readers. The old method was 10 send accumulated issues by dog teams once month.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
AWATORS EXPLAIN
 REASON FOR WATTS
Weather an AIl'lmpOTlanl Event
 in Flying

Washington, n, C, July ss.- Day after day delay sf Lieutenant Russell l., nsughan in making hls daRn-tas dusk flght across ihs continent rs' calls the similar eafe ot hrNllie Wright m 1908 when he made hls first public flights st Fort MyeE Virginia,
 Despite the presence of diplomats, public officials and other distinguished spectators Wright would come out of his tent. scan the sky and aur neuHee he would not hy that day much 70 the disappointment Of the ''galleFy"
 Neither Wright nor Maughan were ksing tsmneFameHiai, both couFted success hy taking into account ihe essential factor Of weather conditions,
 Maercady's Experience
 Just how necessary Is such calcu- lation Is attested by Lieutenant John A. Mscready. U, s, A, one of Amerl. ea's most daring afiators. and hero ef recent forced parachute drop by night. Tn his diary of tho first nom stop flight across America, made with Lieutenant Oakley q. Kelly, published in the July National Geographic. nscrssdy writes.
 Why Flyers Wait m Weather
 "Ths majority of people probably think that all NC had to do 10 make the flight eas to climb into the plane,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
SLIPPERS STOP TRAINS
Korean Iniamiliariry Nnh Railraads Leads ia Mans ,lishaps-Irasks Tor IillnNs,

Scout, July z4,-kareaR unfamiliar iiy with railways, resulting in frequegt accidents and obstruction of traffic, has hesn a source Of worry for the authorities Of the Japanese built and owned hy Chosen Railways, A cam paign Of propaganda 10 leach the Koreans not 10 walk or steep on the tracks has been started,
 The railway authorities estimate that al east 5no trains year are obliged 10 stop becaus. Koreans on the track do not heed tho warning whistles, There have been instances Tn which Koreans, particularly on hot summer nights, have slept on the tracks. using the rails for pillows, with fatal results, In some such eases friends Of the victims have charged the railway with responsibility and have destroyed sections of track in revenge,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22

! Rers seH ea 0ur AaY aeress Che coHtineht ll mnst have been eoA- siderable Of a shock 10 lhem, as ihe general consensus 0f opinion seemed lO he that we RrTe settled iR San hirge foF lha AinirT.'
 The above description relates ia an unsuccessful hul remarkable attempt Rt crossing ihe continent The sue- CeskfHi Night was made from Lang lslani Co San Diego, May and 3, laEI
New Britain herald., 1924-07-22

A moose can get a scent more than a mile away.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-06-28

dent. He la commander in
chief of the federal army and
navy, and of state militia In
the service of the United
States; he grants reprieves or
pardons, except in impeuch-
ment cases; with the advice
and consent of two-thlrds OF
the senate he makes treaties
and appoints ambassadors and
other public ministers, con.
suls, judges of the Supreme
court, and other officers not
otherwise provided for by the
Constitution, or, in the case of
minor officials, by act of con-
gress; he has the veto power
already described; "he gives
congress information of the
state of the Unlon"-a method
of initiating legislation by tho
presidential message; he
may convene congress for ex~
traordinary sessions; he re.
ceives foreign ministers; and
he takes care that the laws be
faithfully executed, besides
commissioning all federal Off
GERS.
Sect. 4 provides that the
President, vice president, and
all civil officers (not including
members of congress, as the
Constitution has been inter-
preted) may be removed by
Impeachment for and convic-
tion of treason, bribery, or
other high crimes and misde-
meanors."
ARTICLE III is devoted to
the judicial department, which,
it provides, shall be vested in
one Supreme court and in in
ferior courts ordained and es-
tablished by congress. Federal
judges, appointed by the Presl-
dent with the approval of the
senate, hold office during good
behavior.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-06-28
Reality Beats Theory

The froth of the Fourth Is passing.
Oratory has enjoyed it's place in our
celebrations, but 1t has been only
pleasant incident to the whole. In
theory there Is no more reason for
flights of rounded period on the Fourth
than any other day; in reality there Is
something in the Fourth which sustains
patriotic rhapsody with special
strength.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-06-28
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

HE ambitious Fourth of July orator
in search of a theme worthy of the
day other than the Declaration of
Independence need go no farther
than the Constitution of the United
States of America. But only the
able and eloquent and impassioned
should attempt to do justice to this
most remarkable document in all the
world. There were giants in the
days when 1t was written. They ac-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24

bylo 1sp6chu pokud mono nej
vetsfho. Zvysena laska k do.
bre cetbe bude jiste vzpru.
hou sprave, ably nase oddeleni
udrzovano bylo ma vysi dolby
Venujte kazdy nejakou tu
volnou chvfli prijemnym po-
bytem mezi plody nasich nej-
lepsich muzI.
Spravkyne knihovny je pfi-
telkyne mas vsech, sympaticka
pi. Ledbetterova, ktere jiste ne
schazi ma dobre Will oddeleni
nase zvelebiti. Name stesti v
knihovnicfch Americankach,
1ctyhodna cinnost zminene da
my pripomina nam pdsobnost
miss Griffinove, knihovnice v
New Yorku, ma ave. A, jez po-
dobnou laskou prilnula k do
macfmu nasemu pisemnictvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
VYSTkfDANf FEDERALNfCH
PROHIBlENfCH ACENTt.

Dosavadni stab cleveland.
skych prohibicnfch agenti bu.
de vystridan oddelenfm agen.
til Washingtonu, ktefi pre-
vezmou cd /. cervence pod pro
hibicnfm kotnisarem III. A. Dy-
kemanem celou federalni a.
gendu. Dosavadnf zdejsi ko-
misaf w. L. Bence bude po-
Sian tam odkud pfisel, do
Youngstown; zde pisobil jen
nekolik mesfcI po pfesazeni
Ch. ]. Burnse do Toleda. Wy
stfidani, ktere bylo vcera O.
znameno, hylo jiz schvaleno
Royem A. tHaynesem, prohi-
bicnim reditelem Spojenych
Stati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
HLEDANY MANCAN OBDR.
EEL LH0TU K ODVOLANf.

Skorem po cely tyden poll
cii hledany statni prohibicni
agent j. P. Mangan, jenz ma
"a brutalnosti spachane "a
prohlidky v jednom hostinci
ma Woodland ave, posedeti 80
dni v robotarne, dostal cd gu
vernera lhdtu 20denni, aby Sc
mchl odvolati k nejvyssimu
soudu. Stalo Sc tax ma zakro-
cent vlivnych prohibicakG.
Jinak jest Mangan zalovan
jeste' v jinem prfpade sice
"a nahradu $500 pro podob-
ny utok spachany ma N. De
Francovi, 1914 Cedar ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
PROTl VOJAcKOVANf We
SKOLACH.

PAM Virginia D. Greenova
podala vcera ma schnzi skolni
rady navrh proti vojenske. e.
xercirce, zavadene ma cleve-
landskych skolach, ktera je v
podivnem souzvuku s vseobec-
nym volanim po sv6tovem mi
ru, ktery by zejmena We Spoje
nych Statech nalezti mel nej-
vetsiho ohlasu. Zakroceni ri.
Greenove odlozeno bylo ma
ctvrtek, kdy pfedseda skolni
rady E. M. Williams Sc vrati
2 cesty. Vojenske cviky v sko-
ZACH maji ale take We skolni
rad9 vytrvale zastance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24

|nemeckou. Y auditoriu stano-
will hudebnfci program z po.
lovice skladeb ceskosloven.
skych a ostatnf hraii fantasie
ma melodie Americke pfi je-
jichz provedenf dostalo Sc Dru
zine skutecneho uznani ame-
'rickymi kritiky ktere re I'VE
davosti mad dovednosti Cecho-
'slovakd pozvala ma koncert
'pfedsedkyne americke Y. M.
G. A. Miss Edna H. Merrell.
Pristine dne po koncertu psa-
ly vsecky americke casopisy
milwaukee o velikych vyko-
mech Nor. SLOW. druziny a o
narOde a umelcich ceskosloven
skych vdbec, poukazujice ma
dfivejsi omyly Americana, kite
ri az do nedavpa dfvali Sc ma
narod ceskoslovensky jako ma
narod kofujfcfch cikani. Mo-
ravsko-slovacka hudebnf dru-
zina vysvetlila svym vystoupe
MIN v Milwaukee v auditoriu
nejlepe silu a kulturu naroda
cskosloveenskeho amerlcandm
v Milwaukee a die kritik tam
niho listu jest videti, ze dnes
jiz vidi Americane v Cecho-
slovakovi cloveka -kulturniho
a ne kocujfcfho cikana.
Druzina vystoupi v Chica-
gu naposled dne 20. cervna a
dne 2. cervence vyjede z Chi
caga do Detroit, Mich, to jest
nastoupf takto cestu zpatecni
do vlasti pres mesta Detroit,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Balti-
more, Binghamton do New Yor
kud, odkud zajiste "a nedlou-
no bude koncertovati az v
Praze.
V Detroit vystoupi ces. a.
mer. sini dne a. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
rROTl vEDLEJsfM PkfJ.
MON OKRES. SERBIA.

Til zivly statni politiky hle.
d zrusiti dosavadnf predpotop
nj system, die ktereho serifdm
byl placen ma stravu kazdeho
vezne urcity poplatek, kdezto
serif mohl vezn9 krmiti jak
chtel a takto ziskane penize
jednoduSe zastrciti do vlastni
kapsy. Nebylo to prave malo,
jak zkusenosti poslednf DOLBY
uti, neb doslo nedavno az k
popiatnicke zalobe, kterou mel
bsti donucen serif prebytek,
jak by sc take sluselo, vratiti
okresni pokladne We. prospech
dsnemi pfetizeneho obyvatel-
stya. O zalezitosti jednano bu-
de dnes odpoledne v Colum-
bus ma statni republikanske
konvenci.
PRO opravu prezileho tohoto
pofadku jest Maschke, orga-
nisaeni sef republikanske stra
ny v okresu a Glen narodniho
vyboru a s MIN celia velka
de'egace z Cuyahoga okresu.
Drl hym zastancem reformy .je
G. B. Harris, kandidat guver-
nerstvi, jinak odpnrce Masch-
ka a tfetim jest statni senator
Burke, taktez' kandid6t guver-
nerstvi spolu Sc stoupenci
sv5mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
NEJMODERNEJsf POsTOV.
NJ VYMOzENOST.

Ma Public Squaru. proti fe-
deralni budove, ma Euclid ave.
a vych. 55. a los. ul. postave.
ny budou til postovnf skrinky
vylucne urcene jen pro letec-
kou postu, opatfenou letecky-
mi znamkami a sice 8centovy-
mi pro Chicago a New Work,
16centovymi pro Cheyenne,
Wyo., a 24centovymi pro San
Francisco.
Aviaticka postovni sluzba
zapocne 1. cervence a posta
letfci smerem zapadnim opu-
stf Cleveland vzdy We $40 hod.
odp. smerem vychodnfm v
1886 po poledni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
sCHoZE MEsTsKf RADY.

| Ia vcerepjsiho zasedant
mestskych tatikd byla po trett
odmrstena resoluce radnihc
Kennedyho, die ktere Sc me
z domaciho radu bezpecnost.
mich Department. vypustiti 80
odstavec, kterym Sc zakazuje
hasicdm j policist1m byti Gle.
ny spolkd, uni i podobnych OF
|ganisaci jinych. Navrh pOhrben
byl 18 hlasy proti 5, diva radni
'se totiz nedostavili.
K sjezdu progresivnf poll
ticke strany, ktery zapocne v
Clevelande 4. cervence, propdj
ceno bylo Mestske Auditori-
um.
Pfijsta byla ordinance rad
niho Schooleye ma vydej $4,000
"a ktere mali byti vysazeny
move stromy v nekterych uli-
cich podobn6 pfijata ordinan
,ce Petrase, aby Buckeye rd.
cd Woodhill rd. az po vych.
Ill. ul. opatfena byla poulic-
mimi svitilnami die vzoru do
leniho mesta. Propijceni NEST
skeho auditoria progresivni
strane "a najem 81 prijato by
10 jednomyslne. Poradani kon
vence v Clevelande povazova-
no jest "a 1spech, neb die re-
ci radniho Petra Vita udela
81 mesto nase dvakrate vetsi
reklamu nezli Sc stalo "a pra-
We minule konvence republi--
kanske. Ma Sized dostavi Sc
ma 1000 delegate celym "a
stupem novinafskych zpravo-
dajd. Sized navrhovan byl ph-
vOdne do auditoria zeleznic-
mich strojnikd a do Gray's
zbrOjnice, ale ODE mistnosti u
znany "a pfllis male a pomer-
ne j najem byl drahy, coz u
strany nevladnoucf prave znac
nejsimi fondy hlavne padalo
ma vahu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24

E. Weygandt, jenz jako gu
vernerem Donaheyem jmeno-
vany okresnf soudce dnes "a
sedne, jmenoval svym bailifem
Jakuba Spilku, demokraticke-
no vddce IL. wardy. Nastou-
peni noveho soudce obejde Sc
bez obfadd, jelikoz tyz byl "a
pfisahnut jiz pred dvema me-
sici.
Ma okresnim soude zasedati
bude v cervenci 9 soudci a
v srpnu 3, kdezto "a driv3j-
sich let byli v lradech " let
mich mesicfch jen soudci tri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
STATISTlKA CLEVELAND.
SKEHO CTENARSTVA.

Sprava zdejsfch Vefejnych
knihoven vydala statisticky lie
tax o obratu knih v citarnach,
V kterem Sc docitame, ze do
konce roku uzavreneho 81.
bremen 1924 pijceno bylo k
domacf cetb6 5,2O6.625 svaz-
XII, skorem o pdl milionu vice
nezli "a obdobi lonske. v u
danem elsie zastoupeni jsou
ctenari dospeli k mladezi as
polovinou.
Pro mas je nejzajimavejsi
statistika odbocky ma Broad
way a vych. SIS. ul., kterou
nam dala k disposici neunavna
knihovnice Mrs. Ell. Ledbette-
rova. Shledavame ku sve spo-
kojenosti j chloube, re jsme re
kordnimi ctenari pokud Sc ees
ke literatury tyce. Ceskych
rknih vypdjceno bylo 2896O.
kdezto We vsech ostatnich po-
bockach 13.801, celkem 42.761
knih. Polskych knih vyphjce-
no bylo as 0 so procent meme
vsech 'jinych knih literatur
mimoanglickych vypajceno jen
1896.
Ctenafi .vsech literatur ma
vstlvilo broadwayskou filial-
ku pfiblizn6 as 100000 a po-
Get vsech domi pdjcenych knih
dostupuje bez mala ctvrt mi
lionu.
Sprava verejnych knihoven
zamestnavala We svych sluz-
bach celkem 794 1rednikd a
1fednic vcetne personalu po-
mocneho.
Velky pocet, nejvetsi jino
narodniho ctenarstva vdbec,
ctenarstva ceskeho slouzi ne
jen nasi pov6sti jako naroda
skutecne vzdelaneho, ale da-
va nam kredit v ocich cele
ostatni ciziny. Nase broad
wayska knihovna ma jiz ce-
~ kmen pfatel domaci litera-
tury ma mas zalezf, ably ces-
ke oddeleni knihovny bylo u
drzovano nejen ma nyn6jsf W.
soke trovni, ale aby docileno