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Evening star., 1932-12-01
PICKS TEAM FOR BEARS
Georgia Tech Coach Names % to
Go West for December II Game.

ATLANTA, December CP.-Head
Foot Ball Coach w. A. Alexander of
Georgia Tech has announced a squad
of % players would be taken to the
Pacific Coast to play the University of
California at Berkeley on December II.
The squad will return to its drills
today after several days rest.
The players making the trip are:
Ends-Gcorge Vlerick. Jerry Go'd-m Ii. J.
ling.
TackeS-Tom Gain. r. H. Tharpe, W. c.
Williams and VIII. Morris
Guards-f, D. Lackey, z, Z. Laws. z. D.
Wilcox. J. G. Adams and Casey jones.
Centers-Howard Neblett. j. M. Poole and
O. G. Brady.
Backs-Jap Hart, Roy Macarthur, Hush
Gooding, G. H. Roberts. Pat Barron. c. M.
Galloway. w. A. Davis. Ben Cherry Jack
Phillips. Norris Dean and w. B. Peterson.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
COLGATE DECLINES GAME

HAMILTON. N. Y, December ! (R).-
Graduate Manager of Athletics william
A Reid has declined an invitation for
Colgate to play Pacific Coast team in
Los Angeles December II, under au-
spices of the Salvation Army.
In declining the invitation, Reid ex-
pressed reluctance, but stated the un-
settled status Of the Rose Bowl conflict
Influenced the decision.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
MRS. MOODY ON WAY HOME.

PARIS, November 30 lP).-Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody and her husband left for
New York yesterday after lengthy stay
here
Evening star., 1932-12-01
Fistic Battles

BY the Associated Press
BARCELONA, Spain.-Kid Tunero,
Cuba, outpointed Dino Tampesti. Italy
d0); George Morejon. Cuba, knocked
out Wttorio, italy co..
DETROIT-Frankie Genovese, Cana
dian amateur lightweight champion
outpointed Billy Walker. Ecorse, Mich
90; AL Henderson, Detroit, outpointed
Frank Zavdil, Pittsburgh Q0).
PARIS, France-Harry Smith, Amer
ican Negro, was disqualified for butting
in fight with Emile Lebrise of
France %.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
M0HAWkS PLAY MARIONS
"District Championship" Sandlot
Battle Slated Sunday.

While the ST. Mary's Celtics still hurl
challenges, the Mohawk and Marion
elevens will tangle Sunday in another
Of those District championship" affairs.
The Marions, buoyed by the Alex
andria Fraters' unexpected scoreless tie
with the Hawks, hope to go the Vir-
ginians bit better and licG the Hawks.
The latter outfit, albeit hoasting only a
mediocre record reign the favorite.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
VANDY TACKLE TO PLAY
Accepts Bid to Join
All-South Team in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December / P).-
Charles Leyendecker, Vanderbilt tackle,
named on the All-Southern eleven, has
accepted an invitation to play on the
Southern team in the North South
battle here December 10.
Dick Harlow, Western Maryland
coach, who is handling the Southern
forces. announced that the Vanderbilt
star was the eighth player to join his
team.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
SOCCER CLUB TO MEET.

A meeting Of the Columbia Heights
Soccer Club lis scheduled for tonight at
O'Clock in the Riggs Bank Building,
Fourteenth street and Park road
Evening star., 1932-12-01
SEXIET WANTS GAMES.

Jewish Commun ty Ccate. girl bcsket-
ers wants game for tomorrow. Call
Mrs. BeSsie vurr at Columbia 1919,
apartment 203.
Evening star., 1932-12-01

ENTRAL Y M. G. A. cagers will
make their 1892 debut tonight
when the Calvary M. Z. quint
is opposed, at o'clock, on the
''Y" court
Evening star., 1932-02-11
MACHINE TOOL INDUSTRY
is HOPEFUL OF UPTURN

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 11.-A definite
feeling that industry is on the way out
of depression prevails among machinery
and machine tool men. though no tan
gible evidence of betterment in their
field seems apparent at the moment,
American Machinist reports.
New York had several encouraging
indications last week. including the is
sue of a 100000 list for hospital; sale
of a number of single tools; some to
Cornell Medical Center: some on year.
old inquiries and three tools to new
plant. School lists are in prospect,
based on new no-millwrighting plan
Cleveland is cheered over inquiry in
creases, particularly from automobile
and refrigerator manufacturers. Janu-
ary sales showed little improvement.
One automatic manufacturer there
stepped up Is per cent; one dealer
showed more sales, but smaller dollars
and-cents returns. A Milwaukee manu-
facturer sold 100000 worth of milling
machines to an auto builder, plans full
production starting February Is, and
will offer six new types of machines
soon. Other factors there hold about
even. Southern district sales are at a
minimum, orders being principally for
small tools.
Detroit, awaiting some indication Of
Ford's plans, find other automobile pro-
duction not stepping up as expected;
machine tool sales consequently lacking.
New England has a sprinkling of orders
and an occasional list, the latest includ-
ing seven tools. Philadelphia feels low,
with inquiries off and sales small. Chi
capo's January maintained the Decem-
ber level. Grinding equipment sales
were better. Cincinnati sells an occa-
sionai tool.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
bond PRICES GAIN
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Foreign List Remains Irregu-
lar, but Domestic Issues
Are Strong.
BY F. H. RICHARDSON.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 11.-Domest1c
bonds advanced substantially today IN
active trading, while the foreign list re-
mained irregular on small turnover.
The market opened higher and offer
ings dried up in the face of heavy
accumulation of buying orders based on
the new move at Washington to expand
the facilities of the Federal Reserve
Bank system in accordance with the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
plans to loosen the credit strings. This
had more direct effect in stocks, where
gains were large, than on bonds.
For one thing, United States Treas
ury issues and the Liberty loans hesl-
tated some time before showing any
improvement. although later they gained
"a to " point
Advances in Junior bonds were con-
fined to to points. The chief inter-
est was in the railroad group, with
rises Of about 3 points in Rock Island
Refunding As, Erie IS, Missouri-Paclfic
5l2s and Nickel Plate IS, and gains Of
point or more in Allegheny SIS, Bal
tlmore e. Ohio 4l2s, Canadian Pacific
Perpetual As, Chicago e. Northwestern
4as, st. Paul IS, Illinois Central 434s,
Louisiana & Arkansas IS, Frisco 4l2s
and Southern Pacific AIS.
Prime investment issues like Ameri-
can Telephone SIS, Consolidated Gas
5izs, Atchison General As, Norfolk g.
Western As, Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey IS and General Motors Acceptance
IS were all firm. Industrials were less
actively traded, but many made good
gains, notably Armour of Delaware
5l2s. Dodge Brothers IS and Youngs-
town Sheet g. Tube IS.
Bonds were strong at the opening
today. Trading was fairly active.
The upturn paralleled an advance in
stocks following announcement from
Washington of proposed changes in the
Federal Reserve act designed to aid
banks and free billions in gold. United
States Government issues advanced
about 4 point.
High-grade domestic descriptions
such as American Telephone SIS. Con-
solidated Gas 5l2s, Atchison General
As. Norfolk e. Western As, Standard
Oil of New Jersey IS and General
Motors Acceptance Corporation IS were
all firm. Railroad bonds of a specu-
lative character rose fractionally.
In the foreign list there was less ac-
tivity, but prices showed a higher trend
Great Britain 5l2s were steady. Japa-
nese government bonds had fractional
gains.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Resisting Decline.

NEW YORK, February II (SpeciaD
The manner in which the stock mar
ket resists the decline and takes long
stock without incurring severe reac-
tions is evidence that there Is a sub
stantial type of buying under way. This
weeks reaction is more moderate than
those that have preceded it and is
being effected on a minimum amount
of trading. For instance, the present
price average is approximately the same
as that at the low point on December
II, and points above the average on
January S.
In other words, in about two months,
when all of the outward conditions
have been bearish. the market has been
able to maintain the level made when
banking conditions were at their most
acute stage. Again it will be noted
that, in the early January decline,
about 10 per cent of all the stocks
dealt in sold at new low prices for the
year, compared with less than 20 per
cent in that position today.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
HOTEL RENNERT PLACED
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. February 1.-THE
company operating the Hotel Rennert.
meeting place of political leaders of
both the Democratic and Republican
parties for nearly half a century. has
been placed in receivership and will be
dissolved.
A meat dealer filed proceedings claim
ing the company owed him s6.l99 for
provisions He asked that the receiver
ship be allowed and the assets of the
company be reduced to money and the
creditors paid.
Edward Davis, president Of the COM
pany. filed an answer, admitting the
charges. His action was in accordance
with resolution adopted at meeting
of the board of directors.
Charles P. Coady and Frederick j.
Singley, attorneys, and John H. Shaab,
the meat dealer, were named receivers.
Each posted bond of $4,000.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Business Notes

NEW YORK. February 11.-Retail
stores are said to be placing good-sized
oroers for porch furniture for seasonal
requirements. principally in the retail
ranges of $50 TO $50.
A moderate acceleration Of activity
in retail trade and industrial produc-
ton has taken place since the first of
the year. according to the American
Bankers Association Journal There
is reason for confidence in the fact that
the business world is taking a clearer
and more realistic view of its problems
the journal says.
Hat trade interests report an i'm
proved demand for mems straw hats
since the start of the month, with sub.
stantial orders placed by retailers for
April Is delivery.
An apathetic buying interest in the
local market and increased stocks in
Calcutta have caused somewhat easier
tone in burlap prices. Trading in both
the primary and local markets con-
tinueS at low ebb.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Washington Produce

pound prints, 26; tub,
Eggs-Hennery, 16al7; current re-
ceipts l4al5.
Poultry. alive-Turkeys, old toms, l5a
10; young toms and hens. 20a22;
chickens. 8 pounds and over, 16al8; 2
TO 81 pounds. 20; broilers, IL to
2 pounds 2Oa22. hens, large, l7al8;
small l5a17; Leghorn hens, IA, roost-'
ers. 10: keats. young. 45a50; old. 25a35.
Poultry, dressed-Turkeys old toms,
1927: young toms and hens, 23a25;
chickens, pounds and over, !9a2l;
2 to 2l2 pounds, 81; broilers, ~ 10
9 pounds 23a25. hens large. 22a23;
small 15a17; Leghorn hens, ~; roost-
ers. 13; keats. young, 55a6O; old. 80.
Meats-Beef, prime. II; medium, IL;
lamb, top. IA: medium, 13; veal, top.
16: medium. IS: pork loins, II; fresh
hams. 10; smoked hams 16al7;
strip bacon, 16a17; lard, 5o-pound
tins, 6ls; package, z; compounds, 612.
Live stock-Hogs, light, AIS; me-
dium, 43O; heavy, 3.50a3.90; pigs 3.5Oa
$50; roughs, 200a3.00; calves, 4.OOa
900; lambs. 400a700.
Fruits Strawberries, pints, 1212al5;
quarts, 25a3O; apples, bushel baskets,
local 25; box stock, 2.00a2 .25; oranges,
3.0Oa350; grapefruit, 175a2.5O Lemons,
4.oOa45O, honeydews $50; plums,
Chile. 200; grapes. 3Ooa3.5o; kegs
500; bananas, 15Oa200; alligator pears.
2.5Oa3 90: rhubarb, hothouse, 5 pounds,
50a65; pineapples, 4Ooa4.50.
egetables-Potatoes, Maine, 100
pound sacks 125; New York, lis;
idaho bakers, 24O; sweets, 60a85; string
beans. 75a2 90; limas, 600; peas, $50
a70O; lettuce, Iceberg, $50; peppers,
3.25a350: cucumbers, 4.50a5.00; celery,
2.5Oa300 tomatoes, repackS, 2.25a2.50;
kale. so: spinach, homegrown 50a75;
Texas. 85a90: squash, $50; eggplant
800; beets, 2.50a300; carrots, 3.50a4. 90 !;
cabbage, crates. 2.OOa2.5O broccoli, $50
a3.O0; satisfy. dozen, 50a60 parsnips,
1.25al so; artichokes, 450a5.00; water
cresS. rs.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
EARNINGS REPORTED.

NEW YORK. February II (P1.-The
Congoleum- -Nairn Co. reported net in
come of s1.030,827 for 1881. equivalent
to 90 cents a share, compared with
S2C8.83 in 1880 or eight cents share:
New Jersey Zinc Co. in 1881 earned
s1.55 a share compared with S255 a
share in 1880.
Mohawk Carpet Mills reports 1881
profit of s310,673 before inventory
write offs compared with loss of $685.
97e in 1890
The ]. G. Brill Co. 1881 statement
shows a net loss of S997,666 compared
with a loss of S43,726 in 1880.
The Equitable Office Building Co.
reports profit OF Sl,664,55O Tor the
nine months ended January 81, equiva-
lent to S1.S3 a share, compared with
S1,811,584 or s2O2 a share for the
corresponding period of the preceding
year.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Lorillard Profits Grow.

NEW YORK, February II (P).-An
increase during last year of "A per
cent in net profits was announced today
by the P. Lorllard Co.
Net profits for 1881 applicable to sur
plus were S4,054,84 The surplus at
the end of the year was sl9,585, 15 .88,
compared with a 1880 figure of sl6,-
576,072O2.
As of January /, 1882. the company
returned it's 1O-year 512 per cent de-
bentures in the amount Of S13,758,OO0,
cutting its funded debt to sl9,92l ,150
and on December 2. 1881, declared an
initial quarterly dividend OF 80 cents
E share on the no-par common stock.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Standard Oil Dividends.

NEW YORK. February IL R.-
Total dividend distributions by Stand
ard Oil Co.'S and other so-called
Standard Oil units for the first quar-
ter this year are estimated at about
$48, 800 900, as compared with dis
tributions in the 1891 quarter of
$63, ,10l,9 1897. The estimate is based on
the assumption that the few companies
which have not yet acted on dividends
will make the same payments as in
the 1881 quarter.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO. February II tPl UNITED
States Department of Agriculture
Potatoes, 54, On track 160, total United
States shipments. IT'S; Gull, trading
slow; sacked per hundred weight, Wis
consin round whites No. /, 80a85,
mostly 80, unclassified. 7Oa72l2; Min
nesota russets. 85alOo; Red River
Ohio's fancy. lis; Idaho russets No. l..
l.35a1 As; No. 2, 95a1.00.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS AND DAYS SALES

SALES.
Potomac Electric 5iaG pfd.-5 at lO2,
at 102, 10 at 102, 10 at lo2. 10 at
102, 10 at 102, 4 at 102, at 102,
at 102.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Sc pfd.-2 at 109,
at 100.
Potomac Electric IS 1852, 900 at
1924.
Washington Gas IS "A"-S1 900 at 100,
$1,000 at 100, $1,000 at 100, $1,000 at
100.
Notice-This exchange will be closed
tomorrow, Lincolr's Birthday.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, February II P).-But-
ter-Receipts, 6,925 tubs; steady; prices
unchanged.
5 gs-Receipts, s,124 cases; steady;
extra firsts, 15aa15A; fresh graded
firsts, Is; current receipts, 1312a14.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

High-voltage switchboard operators
in some of the electric power company
plants now wear safety suits OF white
chrome leather instead Of asbestos
compounds.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Sales of Stocks on New York Exchange.
re Direct to The Star Once.

Sales Of Stocks on New York Exchange.
1880 A.M....... 100000 1880 Noon 0oe
1880 Pm 100000 2:10 PM. 100 900
Dividend the above table
'Exdlvidend of Partly
a
Payable cash stock I Plus in
Plus 81 in special preferred
Paid last year-no regular rate Plus SO in stock Plus
2l2co stock.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

England's canine population has
been placed at 3,500,000, making the
country twice as doggy" as it was
20 years ago.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
22 DOLLARS IN OLD CAN

Silver Trove Found by New York
Man Dated 1870.
A rusty can containing % silver dol
lars, all minted in 1870, was found on
the beach at Tottenville, Staten Island.
N. Y, by John Massie.
The can was corroded but water
tight
Evening star., 1932-02-11

Italy has only about 100000 radios
in the whole country because radio
sets are licensed at a comparatively
high fee by the government.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

NATIONAL BANK.
Min price. Asked.
CAPITAL 90 I4).,.,............ ITS $50
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. February IL CP). =
0ver-t he e-cOIInter market.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
q. s. TREASURY CERTIFICATES

(Reported by Chas. D. Barney 4 Co;
Evening star., 1932-02-11

2ll, liz Telautograph I.40).
81, 2 Tennessee Corp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01

mi bratmi Wait 'anmi a re ) nfnl
spolu znasame ten t'azky uder,
ktory ich zastihol.
Ma tel prednaske budh dobre
znami miestni cudzi recnicl,
ktori pred kratkym easom boli ila
Slovensku videli vsetko VAST
nymi odami.
Tito prednasku nsporiadaJh
Sokoli Sboru 146. v prospech w
horelych Wait 'anov a vsetok zissk
pojde do fondu ma pomoc I'M sd
znovu vybudovat'.
Dalsie vysvetlenie 0 prednaslc
dame neskorsie tychto nori-
mach, teraz vas len tictive prosi-
me, ably ste nczabudli, re prof.
naska bude dina s. nlaja.
Dopisovate'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01
Vysokoskolska stolica pre- ku !.
ch&rske tSmenie.

Anglieke ministerstvo praee
hodla sriadit' ma vysoklch skt,-
lach stolice pre- kucharstvo a W
denie domacnosti. Absolventky
ei absolventi, ktorl 1spechca,
slozia zknsky 2 tohoto oboru, bu-
dti mat titul 'inzinieros' pre- s.'-
denie domacnosti'. z Mich sa TO.
tom budd vyberat silly pre- h,
podarske vedenie nemocnic, We
rejnvch stravovni a podomyrh
podnikov. O tento plan ma od-
borne a dokladne vzdelanie zien
i muzov v obore .kucharstva a
vedenia domacnosti, javi sa ce
lei Anglii vel ky zaujem mnohh
zenske organizAcie ziadaly. ably
nielen yysoke skoly, ale M j sko-
ly stredne pamatovaly yo svojom
uGebnom plane ma teoreticke, ale
,lavnc rraktickt vzdelarie dora.
stajdcej generacie V obore ved"-
MIA domacnosti. Ministerstvo skoi
stva srnbilo, ze kratlSej dobe
ooda konkretny nayrh ma zavt-
denie noveho u9ebneho predme:E
ma anglickych strednvch skolack
a to "vyucoyania yedenia dom',
nosti".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01
NIEco o PoHoRELoM vAzcI
Pritor1lnJ.

Dna S. maja vecer v SlovenslKej
Sokolovni ma Washington ST., bu-
de slovenske obecenstvo celeii
okolice prekvapene niecim, Go e.
Ste nikdy predtym nevidelo. Blu,
dl ukazovane obrazky nasho
mileho Slovenska, 4 viacervch "a.
ujimavych miest, uvidime mass
velebne Tatry historicke zam
ky. ktort ,maly vel'ky vyznam
pre- mas slovensky narod. Uvidf
me nasich statnych Vazt 'annv, a..
ko zili, ako sa bavili ako praco-
vail, pokial' ich to nest'astie nc
zastihlo. Uvidime ich pekna, sve
tozname vysivky a inc rucnt pra
ce, akos al ich chyrne kroje sic
venskf, ktort 81 zachovali az do.
dnes. Vazt'ani boil vzdy tuhf Slo
| vaci, nedali sa prevratit'. ale be
iovali "a svojn slovenskn pray
! du dino pred svetovou voinou
preto mnohf Mich sedeli v Ia
| laroch "a svoje slovenske pre-
svedGenie. Toto uvidime vSetko
napred a potion potom pride
to nkrutne nest 'astie, ten nemi
losrdny poziar, ktory to vsetkc
zniGil. .sClovekovi budc srdce pn.
kat .od zial'u, ked' uvidi ten u
krutny poziar, ktory ni6i vsetkc
pred sebou: ako utekaj1 vseto'
l'udia: mladf, start a mimi fcf
statok a domaca dr0bez, ma be-
pecne miesto. aby 81 zachranil'
aspon zivot, ktory ie kazdemr
takt ,nilt a drahy.
Nemal by chybat' ami jcder
5 .
Slovak Slovenka ma tom pred.
stavenl pohvblivtch obrazov. ne
NAL by nikto zameskat' podivat
sa ma radosti, Y ktorych zili Va5.
t'ania pred poziarom. a potion na
ten poziar, ktort znieil vsetlSc. e.
saE Z. . : - . . =
i'm bolo cenne mile. Nema! bv
nikto .chvbovat' ma tel prednas.
ke, ale prfd'te vsetci sa podivat
ma svojich .bratov Vazt'anov tan
pod vysokymi Tatrami, ma nasom
milom Slovensku. AsDoii "a ten
kratky cas- sa budeme cftit', ze
| SINE. pod Tatrami s naSimi yernj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01

znamili, ze Y druhej polovici a.
prila nasi osadnl herci nam IA
hrajd yeselohru mas pan mini
ster''. Herci uz z>sa ucia svoje iilo-
by. Ma to byt' nieco vyborneho
ten najlepsi lick proti depre-
sii!
Prftomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01

vota. A mddrS eitatel tohoto Ca
sopisu pocne ssa hned teraz ria
dit nasou raddu, podanou y tom
to al predchodzich clankocli, d
hude dbat' toho, aby jeho stra.
va bola zavzdy spravne "balan-
covana'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01

Ked' mate rodinnn. spoIko-
VII, klubovh alcbo osadn1 uda-
lost, opfste to zaslite uverejl-
nit do tychto novin. Zpravyi a
neobchodn6 'opisy uvcrcjnujen'e
zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-01
soKoLsKt vHpRAvY.

Preco neist tadial, kadial' isl
vasi otcoyia do sCeskoSlovenska
sestry, bratia a snad' j Wy. Maj
kratsia a najlepsia cesta je ce'
Bremy a obzvlaste kratku cestu
poskytuj1 najmodernejsie a mai.
novsie lode. Europa, Bremen q
Columbus. Sn to lode, ktore pred
cia ostatne lode nielen rtchlo.
st'ou, ale vo ySetkych OIL 'adoch
Len niecclych sest' dnf trva cests
New Yorkn az do Bremen. \
preeo neist' cd firmy, ktora do.
pravila do kraja i kraja vas
vasich pribuznvch, vasich rodi-.
Gov snad' j dedov, od zname;
sifkartovej kancelarie Skala
State Bank Chicago? Nase w
pravy stretly sa vzdy $, nspechom
poriadali SINE v niektory roh
az pat podobnych vyprav. TIE.
rajsie vypravy sokolske, poria
dane pod zastitou dstrednej or
ganizacie sokolskej, Slovenske.
T. j. Sokol, budti sprevadzant
spoil 'ahlivFm a yam vsetkym zna.
mym sprievodcom, p. Juliuson
Hegrom, ktoremu ma pomoci buds
niekol'ko pomocnlkov. Costa !
Chicago pc zvlastnych vlakoch
cez Cleveland a Youngstown pc
vedie vas ku lodi po prfjazde
do Bremen pojdete bez preseda-
MIA do Prahy. Je to costa maj
i'ahsia, najpohodlnejsia a maj.
ryehlejsia. VFhody sd zna6nf a
uvadzame 2 Mich tieto:
Kabiny tretej triedy i turisti.
cke umiestena sl ma Bremen a
Europa ma palubach C a ID, vyso-
ko mad moron, ME niekde HI
boko lodi. V kazdej kabine j.
zayedena voda. rovno kohiitikam
do umyvadiel, take mate vodr
ma umyvanie kedykoPvek k po.
uzitiu. n
Kabiny sd ventilovan6 elektri
ckymi pristrojami q tedy vzducf
je neustale eisty.
Strava je hojna, vybrana Il
pine krajovska.
Kufre nebudu podrobene nikd,
po ceste ziadnej prehGadke, an
nie v Prahe. -- Doprava batozi
ny az do Bremen je zdarma ,
Bremen do Prahy "a kazdy kn
for len So. Tiez ma zpiatocnej ce
ste 2 Prahy - ked' sa nejde
vypravou - je eena podra yah.
omnoho nizsia, nez do druhych
vzdialenejsfch pristavov.
Ucastnikom vyprav sokolskycl
zarucena bude 81 ava ma americ
kych zelezniciach .Epri okruzne
ceste.
Vel'kou vyhodou je, ze celia &c
! sta je len s dvojim prestdpenin
2 vlaku do lodi v New Yorku ro,
no ma pieru a z lode ma vlak zas'
ma piem v Bremach. ziadne. pre-
vazanie ami osob, AMI kufrov
ziadne zdrzovanie $ presedanim
Vychadzky po cesko-slovenske
republike vych&dzky ma cest
zpiatocnej pre- tych, ktori 81 bu
d1 to zia:dat'. Prehliadku Parfz
a okolia obstara po prihlasenf /
Julius Heger, ktory po Geld dc
bu slctovych slavnosti a po ME
ak do septembra bnde hradovat
v Prahe u spolo1nosti North Ge1
man Lloyd, Vaclavske namesti
so.
| Doba odchodu blfzi sa kvapon
Jednajte preto rtchle a hlaste 5
k sokolskym oficialnym vypr,
VAN q Skala State Bank, 970 v
18th ST., Chicago, III. alebo u p'
verentch jednatel'ov, uvedenye
| v ozn6mke tohoto casopisu.
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