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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
SECURITY IS TOPIC
|. OF DIR. J. R. S|zOO
New York Avenue Pastor to
Continue Series on MAX.
ing of Life"

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning DR.
Joseph r. Sizoo will have for his SUBJ
ject "Why Not Try Jesus Way?" AT
8 pm. he will preach the third in a
series Of sermons on the general
theme "1n the Making Of Life" his
subject being 1.-THE Place of Security
For 10 minutes following the SER
mon DR.. Sizoo will answer questions
submitted to him.
The young people will meet for tea
at 6 o'clock, when Mrs. Thomas Willis
will serve as hostess. Following the
tea, Clarence Lentz will lead the dis
cussion of What Do I Know About
the church,"
The Juniors will meet at 6:45 PM,
when the subject will be Being a
Good Sport"
Next Thursday evening the prayer
service will be observed in the Lincoln
Chapel. DR.. Albert Evans will de-
liver the meditation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
I'm THE SAME BOAT"

At Foundry M. E. Church tomor-
row morning the minister, DIR. Fred
erick Brown Harris, will speak on
"Who Owns the Future?" and at 8
pm. on IAN in the Same Boat"
The midweek services Thursdays at
8 pm. are being emphasized in the
weeks preceding Lent with special fea-
lures each week provided by some
group in the church. DR.. Harris will
speak on the general theme, Making
the New Testament New" using a
different book of the Bible each week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
|ASBURY M. {. SERMON
SERIES TO BE CONTINUED
1.-THE Separated Portion" Will Be
Topic of DR.. E. c. Berry
Tomorrow.

At Francis Asbury NJ E. Church
South tomorrow morning THE Sep
arated Portion" will be the subject of
DR.. E. C. Berry, continuing his series
of sermons on Stewardship" At the
morning service the quartet, vested
choir and the Imperial Male Quartet
will sing.
The young people, meeting at GAS
pm, are inviting all young folks to
attend. An organ recital will be given
by Allen H. Watson at TAO pm. At
8 pm. a pageant, How Aunt lilly
Learned to Tithe," will be presented.
A group meeting of the circles Of
the various churches will be held
Tuesday at IL am. at Emory Church.
THE Stewardship of Property" will
be discussed at thS Thursday evening
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
DR.. CANTER SELECTS
TOPICS FOR SERMONS
Will Preach on "The Christians
Fellowship" and "The Great
Teacher"

At the II o'clock services in the
Epworth M. E. Church South tomor-
row morning the pastor, DR.. Harry
M. Canter. will speak on 1.-The Chris
tan Fellowship" and at pm. on
"The Great Teacher"
The Wesley fellowship service will
be conducted by Norman De Neale at
7p.m. The young peoples department
will meet at the same time.
The Woman's Missionary Society
recently elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Sallie Douglas; vice
president. Mrs. H. F. VIM; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Levy R. Tindal;
corresponding secretary, Miss Lucy
Hansucker: treasurer. Miss Andrea
Wolfe: assistant treasurer, Mrs. c.
c. Bell.
DR.. Canter will conduct the prayer
meeting Thursday evening, when he
will continue his series of talks on
lone Of the Three Sixteens."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
PASTOR TO CONTINUE
YOUTH MOVEMENT TOPIC
Grace Lutheran Church Confrma-
ton Glass to Be Instructed
by Pastor at z PM.

Continuing a discussion inaugurated
in Sundays sermon dealing with youth
movements of the day, Rev. Gerhard
E. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church, will preach tomorrow at II
am. on What Kind of Home Are We
Building?" At pm. he will instruct
the confirmation class. Any persons
interested in knowing the church are
being welcomed at the sessions of the
class.
The Woman's Guild will give a din
ner in the church hall January 81,
8 to z pm.
Members of the congregation are
cooperating with other Lutheran
churches of the city in the annual roll
call of members in behalf of the
local Lutheran Inner-Mission Society.
Miss Francis Dysinger is the execu-
tive secretary Of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK
AT INTER-CHURCH RALLY
Rev. A. P. Renn's Topic for To-
morrow Is "Why Is Chris
tianity Truep"

Rev. A. P. Rem, nationally known
Baptist and interdenominational evan
gelist, who has preached in several
Washington churches, is the leader in
"City-Wide Victorious Life in Christ
Revival" sponsored by a committee
of 100 from various churches. The
opening meeting will be held tomor-
row at pm. at 2400 Sixteenth street.
The subject Of his talk will be why
Is Christianity True?"
Prof William Schumacher and Prof
Stephen NJ Wright will lead the song
service. The Virginian Quartet of
Metropolitan Church will sing at the
opening of the service DR.. S. H. De
Vault will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
PASTOR LISTS SUBJECTS
DR.. John Compton Ball to Preach
on "Stewardship" at Morn
ing Service.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the pastor. DR..
John Compton Ball, will have for his
theme Stewardship" and in the
evening, 1.-THE Life That Now Live "
A class in the study of Plan of
Salvation" will be taught Tuesday at
7 pm. by Miss Saunders, assistant to
the pastor. At pm. the Woman S
Bible Class will meet. The teachers
and officers of the Bible school meet
for lesson discussion Thursday at Z
pm. Mrs. Malcolm Hickox will lead
the discussion. Prayer and praise
service will follow led by the pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
EVANGELlSTIC SERVICES

The Jope evangelistic party will
begin a special series of evangelistic
services tomorrow at the Fifteenth
Street Christian Church, Rev. Leslie
L. Bowers, pastor.
The party consists of Rev. r. e.
Jope, evangelist; Mrs. r. E. Jope,
children and young peoples worker
and specialist in religious dramati-
zation and pageantry: Harold Jope,
soloist and director of music. The
Jopes will be assisted by large chorus
choir. The meeting will continue
for three weeks each evening at 7:45
o'clock, except Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
WEEK OF PRAYER
Services Next Week by Pilgrim
Church Women.


A foreign mission week of prayer
will be conducted by the Women's
Auxiliary of the Church of the Pill
grims. The opening meeting will be
Monday at the church at 8 pm. when
Mrs. Frank Edgington will speak on
stewardship in Missions"
The other sessions are: Tuesday,
2 pm, home of Mrs. H. C. Briscoe,
20l9 I street; leader, Mrs. c. H.
Colvert.
Wednesday, pm, home Of Mrs.
Nancy Boston, Cordova Apartments.
Twentieth street and Florida avenue;
leader, Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne, as
sisted by Mrs. G. c. Hamilton.
Thursday, 7:45 pm, at the church;
Rev. Andrew r. Bird, leader.
Friday. 2 pm, home of Mrs. Jack
Speer, 2204 @ street: leader, Mrs.
C. H. Lepps. assisted by Mrs. D. D.
Squires.
January 81, 7:45 pm, sermon by
Rev. J. Leighton Stewart of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
DR.. SNYDER TO PREACH
"The Good Wine" Topic at St
Pau1'S Lutheran Tomorrow.

The pastor, DR.. Henry w. Snyder,
will preach at ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning on THE
Good Wine" The subject of the
evening sermon will be Reserved
Seats in Heaven"
At the congregational meeting held
last Wednesday the following officers
were elected to serve for three years:
Elders L. Russell Alden, Roger S. Dris-
sci: deacons, William F. Dismer, Ban
croft T. Foley, Arthur B. Gunnarson,
Martin Middlekauff; trustee, Robert
Pence. The installation will take place
tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
REV. WALTER M. MICHAEL
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
Pastor Will Preach at Both Serv-
ices in Eldbrooke M. E.
Church Tomorrow.


Church Tomorrow.
1.-THE Chief Principle in a Great
Life" will be the subject Of Rev. Wal
ter M. Michael in Eldbrooke M. e.
Church tomorrow morning. The
Young Peoples Society will meet at z
pm, with Mrs. Hilda Burrows as
leader. Her subject is What Would
Jesus Do?" At 8 pm. the pastor will
speak on 1.-THE Power of Jesus Love"
Thompson Circle will hold a plate
luncheon In the social hall at Wednes-
Gay noon. Prayer meeting will be held
at pm, with the pastor in charge Of
devotions.
The Young Married Couples Club
will hold a party at the Woman's Club
in Bethesda Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Leatherwood are
chairmen of the committee In charge
of arrangements.
The annual banquet Of the Young
Peoples Society will be held next Sat-
urday at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
Woodward & LoTHRoP
lOm llrHF STREETS DISTRICT $500
PHONE DISTRICT $500

Railroad. Mr.. Bishop is appearing in connection
with our display of the C. & o. Railroads Century
Of Progress Mechanical Exhibition. Fourth Floor
18th and Streets corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19

HEAR ABOUT 1900 YEARS OF HISTORY IN
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eral advertising agent for the Chesapeake & Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
Time Out
for Repairs

is time w ell in
vested, when clocks or
watches are brought
to us for expert repair
service. Skilled arti-
sans, thoroughly ac-
quainted with the
various m a kes of
watches, can replace
parts, reinish he
face, or fit your watch
with a new crystal.
Clocks, too, from the
stately grandfather"
to the modern electric
type, will receive
skilled attention here.
WATCH RErA1R. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
9xl2 American-OrientaI Rugs
Lou Priced in the Sen1i-AnnuaI Selling
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of real Orientals and the long-wearing
qualities, too. Only fine yarns woven strictly
in accordance with the best traditions of the
famous Kashan weavers, and the best dyes
are used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
Karastans, sI29''0
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These reproductions have every characteristic
of real Orientals and are their equal in beauty
and in durability Karashahs have a rich inter-
play of color, and a heavy, deep-piled texture
with the patterns woven through to the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
Karashahs, s98.'0
Regularly $l35

A special superior process of blending yarns is
used in these rugs, which achieves the slk-like
sheen characteristic of real Oriental rugs These
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texture-and are ideal for more formal rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-19
Kara-Saruks, $3.50
Regularly $3.50

Picture to yourself richly colored Oriental Rug
on which small, multi-colored floral motifs blend
perfectly, then imagine it exactly reproduced
here in America-and you have Kara-Saruk.
Deep, luxurious pile with rich, silk-like luster.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Zapas byka S rychlikovou
Iokomotivou.

Pr vyvadenf dobytka z va
CONT ma nadrazf v Ceskem Te-
Sine splash Sc madarsky byk.
Nebylo mono no zadrzet. S
velkou silou a rychlostf Sc Titil
pc trait, pc n1z prot nemu pfi-
j1zdel rychlfk. Zv1Te nechtelo
pFekazce uhnout. Doslo k ma
razu, pTi kterem byl byk odho-
zen S kolejf. Nebyl usmrcen.
Narazem jen jeho divokost
vzrostla tax, re Sc nezadrzitel-
ne v divokem behu ritil kra-
jem. Byl 1plne zdivocely a
znicil by vsechno, CO by mu
d ocesty. Kdyz Sc pTiT1-
k obci Ropice, cetnfk no "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Ukradeny aeroplan vracen
CeskosIovensku.

Letadlo, Sc kterym pristal u
obce Zschopau V Sasku, Cecho-
slovak Jurkulak, nemeckymi d
fady vydano Geskoslovensku.
0 osudu Jurkulakove nenf
dosud rozhodnuto. Nemecke
1fady jej potrestajf Ia neopra-
vnene pfekrocenl hranic. Bylo
vyslechem sv6dk6 znovu potvr-
zeno, re Jurkulak Sc ma sv6j
ztTesteny Gin pTipravoval. Sve-
I'll Sc nekolika znamym, re Gu
lett" bud'to pry do Madarska
nebo do Nemecka. Chtel pry
tim professional proti tomu, re
MILL. odlozila zkousky svych
pilotn1ch zakG, ktere mely byt
nyni V listopadu, ma prosinec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Shledani lekare S mrtvym
OtCem.

Mosteck6 policejnf komisar-
stvl volalo telefonicky lekare
Balouna do jeho bytu
ably prijel lined ma nadrazf.
Nejaky neznamy pasazer pr
vystOupen1 z vlaku omdlel a v
bezvedomf pTenesen do cekar-
ny. DR.. Baloun prijel autem
ma nadrazf, ale tady uz mu
hlasil policista, re neznamy je
mrtev. Lekar Sci tedy ohleda-
ii mrtvolu. Jakmile vsak sta
null pred mrtvym, zalily Sc mu
oci slzami. Byl to staricky,
73lety otec lekarGv, Josef Ba-
loun z Klobuk u Slaneho. Zdr-
cenemu synovi nezbylo mic il
neho, nez konstatovati, re jeho
nebohy otec zemTel ma srdecnf
Otec jel k synovi do
Mostu ma navstevu a chtel syna
pTekvapit. Jeho nahla smrt
ma nadrazf vsak byla pro syna
pfekvapenfm krute bolestnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Mnoho vina, ale malo vim
nvch sudH.

Ma Podkarpatske Rusi je
tax velka 1roda VIVA, re il vi
mari nepamatujf pc nekolik de-
setilet1. Proti lonsku je O $50
procent vetsf. V oblasti Sered-
ne Dude letos sklizeno hrozn1
ma Is tisfc hektolitrn VIVA proti
normaln1m z tis1cGm hi. Velka
1roda je take u Male Torone a
Cd Berehova ia pc Sevljus.
Vino je prvotT1dn1 jakosti a vi
mari mali jen starosti S nedo-
statkem sud1, jejichz cena
ma trojnasobek. Vim
ne hrozny jsou nakupovany cd
1.2O Kc do 1.80 Kc "a ky a
jsou kad1ch dopravovany az
do Frahy a Melnfka, kde jsou
lisovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Obec, kde Sc rodi mnoho dstf.

Mala osada Svaty Petr, bill
re Hlohovce ma jihozapadnfm
Slovensku, vynika pozoruhod-
nou zvlastnost1. Rod1 Sc tn
neobycejne mnoho det1. Zatfm
CO jinde Sc ma rodinu Sc ctyfmi
nebo peti detmi pohl1z1 uz la
ko ma "pozehnanou', je tako-
va rodina We Svatem Petru po-
vazovana "a nezdravy 1kaz
povalecne vody a pohodlnosti.
Pred valkou tn byl benny pr1-
mer 10 det1 v rodine, nyni Sc
DIN az osm. Nelson tam vsak
vzacnosti rodice kteTf mali de-
tt jeste vic. Je to ma pffklad
p1. Antalova, ktera mela do
hromady % det1. Jejf dcera
Sc provdala do Hlohovce a
dnes jiz ma 10 potomkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
StraSidlo We stodole.

V obci Olsanech u Prost6jo-
va Sc rozneslo, re We stodole il
steho rolnfka "a noel strasi. Pry
tam vzdy cd vecera az do pull
noci Sc ozyva vzdychani. Take
bllou postavu nekdo zahledl.
Kazdy Sc bal jft z vecera ko-
lem stodoly. Nejsrdnatejsfm v
obci byl celedfn Josef, ktery
Sc tam vydal a zGstal tam az
do pulnoci. VSichni mysleli, re
uz je pc mem ale on pTisel a
prohlasil, re zadn6 strasidlo
nevidel. o pTfpadu Sc dove
delo a dalo 81 jeden veGer po-
zor. Vid6lo vplfzit Sc do sto-
dolly celedfna Josefa a kdyz
pax sami vesli do stodoly, nasli
Josefa S jeho milenkou 25le-
tou Frantiskou Mezulankovou.
Josef il tTi nedele ukryval We
stodole pod slamou a nosil il j.
do.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Cikansky dIl.

Nedaleko Puste Vsi ma Ko-
panicach ma Slovensku bylo ma
hodou objeveno lozisko uhlf.
Lide 81 vsimli, jak cikany We
svych domcfch top1 uhlfm a
bylo jim divine, re by cikani
kupovali uhlf. Cikani vsak ne
chteli r1ci, odkud uhlf mali.
Protoze bylo zjist6no, re nosf
uhl1 odkudsi tajne noel, byli
stopovani. Kopali uhlf ma po-
zemc1ch statkare Kronfelda.
Odborn1ci %zjistili, re lozisko oh
sahuje hojnost uhl1 skutecne
dobre jakosti. Nedoluje Sc
protoze statkaT Kronfeld
zije v Budapest a o otevrenf
dolu ne nestara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Jak hyrovsti lovili ~zajice.

ObcanGm z Hyrsova u Kdy-
ne Sc smavali, jak pry je Wy
strasil starry zaj1c. Kdosi V Ii
me pry uvidel, jak V polich "a
mestem pobfha jakesi sedive
zv1fe S dlouhyma usima. V
Hrysovz pry z toho bylo zdese-
nj, re nejake ~straslive zvfre Sc
toula "a mestem. Vydalo Sc
proto nekolik statecnych oby-
vatel Hyrsova, ably dlouhousa-
te zvlfe ulovili. Wall dlouhou
halapartnu a tahli pc pole. Ma
jednou uvideli ono povestne
zv1re. Honem Sc seTadili u
Halapatrny. Pohadali Sc pTi
tom, protoze nikdo nechtel
stat ma Spiel. Nakonec zdstal
u Spice nejslabsf a nejmladsf a
"a MIN, drzfce Sc halapartny,
stall ostatnf. Zaj1c vsak videl
misto dewitt lidf jen jednoho a
klidne Sc jim dfval vstTfc. Ten
vzadu u halapartny vzkrikl:
"Hura, ma nej, at thyme, dlou-
no usak!" Prvnf vsak volal:
Globe Sc to mluv1, kdyz stojfs
vzadu!" Ma konec Sc dostali
do hadky O to, KIDD z mich je
statecnejs1, prvn1 zacal po po-
poslednfm hazet hroudami, O.
pustili halapartnu take
a rozbehli Sc pc polfch. Zajf-
&c neulovili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
R~esignace presidenta
Masarvka.

Resignace p~residenta Masa-
ryka Sc ocekava.
Presidentskym kandidatem
jest DR.. Eduard Benes, zahra-
nicn1 ministr. Pro Trad toho-
to jsou diva kandidati: nynejsf
zplnomocneny ministr DR..
Krofta a Stefan OsuskJ, csl.
vyslanec We Francii.
Behem uplynulych osmnacti
meslc1 zdravotnf stav presiden
ia Masaryka stale Sc horst.
Nejprve byl stfzen ocnf choro-
bou a pax obrnou prav6 ruky,
kterou jeste stale nem1ze vlad-
nouti.
President Masaryk jest star
85 rokG.
Poole ceskoslovensk6 dstavy
Je president Republiky volen
ma obdobf sedmi let. Paklize
by V tonic obdob1 zemTel nebo
Sc 1fadu VIDAL, je nutno zvoli-
Il noveho p~residenta, a Size nj
koll snad jen pro zbytek nedo-
slouzeneho termfnu, nybrz ma
radne sedmilete obdob1. Ia
tim ucelem must byti do IA dn1
pc smrti nebo resignaci presi-
dentove svolan parliament k
presidentsk6 volbe. Do tie do
by pfechazej1 presidentske
tunkce ma vladu, ktera niue
jejich vykon pc prfpade svefi-
tt svemu pTedsedovi. Mfsto-
president mdze, ale menus,
byti Poole ustavy zvolen pou-
re tenkrate, kdyz je president
churav nebo jinak neschopen
vykonavati sv1j Trad pc dobu
nejmene sesti mesfc1. V da-
mem pr1pade ovsem neprichazf
otazka zvolenf mfstopresiden-
ia nijak v dvahu, nebot pc o.
znamenl presidentovy resigna-
&c pfechaz1 ieho funkce ma
vladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Hledaji JanosikIGv poklad.

V poslednf dobe bylo ma Slo-
vensku nalezeno nekolik sta
rych pokladG, o kterych byly
zm1nky We starych povestech.
Byl to ma pr. i velky poklad v
Kosic1ch. Proto nyn1 OIL "a
jem i o nalezenl pokladu Jano-
s1kova. Poole povesti Janos1k
byl ukryl velky poklad We skal-
nych skrysfch. Nynf sestavi-
la spolecnost, ktera S pomocl
proutkafe chce poklad naj1t.
Hledat Sc Dude hlavne v okolf
Terchove, odkud Janosik po-
chazel a We Vratnanske doline
kde Sc caste zdrzoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29

Prvni svobodaTska vyprava ma
mezinarodni Sized volne my
slenky v Praze v dubnu 1886.
Vsichni svobodari pc cel6
ceske Americe jiste S radostf
uvltajf rozhodnut1 Vykonneho
vyboru Svazu Svobodomysl-
nych o usporadan1 Prvnf Svo-
bodafske Vypravy do stare
vlasti "a 1celem 1casti ma Me-
zinarodnim sjezdu Volne My
slenky V Praze v dubnu Co We
.likonoc1ch) 1886 a vzpruzenf
mysl1 naSich bratri a sester We
stare vlasti.
Ustrednf Sekretariat Volne
MySlenky Ceskoslovenske, O.
znamuje usnesenf exekutivy
Mezinarodn1 Unie Volnych
MyslitelG, jez V zarf ma schIzi
V Brusselu polozila pTistf Mezi-
narodn1 Sized Volne Myslenky
do Prahy, napsal Vyk. vyboru
Svazu Svobodomyslnych:
"Sdeluj1ce Yam tuto radost-
nou zpravu, zveme Vas CO nej-
srdecneji Ike kongresu. Die
dosavadn1ch zprav sjedou Sc k
nemu do Prahy velmi pocetne
delegace z celeho sv6ta. Pfi-
rozene V prvnf rade byli by
chom radi, kdybychom mohli V
Praze uv1tati i pocetnou dele
gael Svazu Svobodomyslnych,
ktery jiz tolik let pracuje V du-
chu nasich spolecnych idef me-
ri naSimi ceskoslovenskymi
krajany V Americe. Nase skye
Ia letosni manifestace pokro-
koveho tabora pTesvedcila mas,
re pokrokovy duch zije v marc
de ceskoslovenskem V nezten-
Gene m1re, a proto je nepochyb
ne, re pTipravovany Svetovy
kongres Dude NIT veliky u
speech. Byli bychom stastni,
kdybyste teto mohutne mani
festaci pokroku a voln6ho my
slen1 v dubnu 1886 mohli byti
V Praze pT1tomni. Prosfme Vas
abyste nam sdelili, m6zeme-li
poc1tat S Vast 1castf."
Vykonny vybor, uvazuje, re
naposled ceskoamericka svobo
domyslnost byla zastoupena ma
Mezinarodn1ch kongresech
Volne Myslenky roku 1910 a
re je zahodno, ably opet pc rs
letech byl celemu svobodarske-
mu svetu pTedlozen stav nase-
no hnutf V ceske Americe d.
stojnym zpdsobem, jednomysl-
ne Sc usnesl priiati pozvani.
Tajemn1kem vypravnfho W.
boru je tajemnik Vykonneho
vyboru Svazu Svobodomysl-
nych, DR.. Jar. E. S. Vojan,1831
S. Gunderson Ave-, Berazn, III.
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Velko-Vybor Jed. Ces. Dam
Statu Maryland odbyva sve
schdze 1. stfedu v mesfci V So
kolovne, ron Gay a Preston ul.
Vyslouzila pTeds. A. Kolomaz-
nix, pTeds. R. M. Legro, nam.
Marie Pillar, tai. RGzena Sto-
Eek, 2412 e. Monument St., Il
cetnice Ant. Patek, 1908 N.
Castle St., pokl. Anna Mraz,
strazkyne Hedvika Vecera. T.
cetn1 vybor: E. Lapacek, AIDE
la Hejduk.
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Zajic Sc zelenou maslickou.

V jednom mestecku V zupe
zempl1nske posedla jednoho
zivnostn1ka lovecka vasen.
Chtel chodit ma hony a strflet.
Manzelka mu to rozmlouvala
a teprve kdyz il udelal lasko-
miny, co budou NIT zajfc1, ba-
zant6 a koroptv1, ktere 81 sam
odstrelf, svolila. A tax mas
nevopecny lovec chodil strilet.
Jenze DON'T nikdy mic neprine-
81. Manzelka Sc zlobila a on
il jen utesoval: "To Wis, Won
takovej zajfc moo utika a ta-
kova koroptev lita moe do vel
Sky, to Sc muslin nejdT1v vycvi-
cit 'abych mel stTelecke o.
ko =" Ale mrzelo no, re vzdy-
cky pride S prazdnou. Jedno-
no odpdldne ma sve lovecke
vyprave vid1 nedaleko lesfka
nekolik pasakG, ktef1 chytili Ii
veho zajfce a dovadeli S MIN.
Srdce mt loveckou WASN'T zaca-
10 tlouci. "Mladenci, CO chce-
tie "a to usaka?" ptal Sc, a
hned nab1dl pet korun. Pasaci
mu zajlce odprodali. PAX mas
lovec "a jejich pomoci uvazal
zajlce hedvabnym zelenym
satkem a zadnf b6h Ike smrcku.
Ted poodeSel kousek dial a ma
mifil ma zmftajfcfho Sc za.jfce u
smrcku. Bac, bac! "Mas asi
dost ty potvdrko" = radostne
vykflkl, ale hned ma to za1pel.
Nebot netrefil zajfce, ale pre-
strelil svdj hedvabny satek a
zaj1c s hedvabnou zelenou ma
slickou ma behu uhanel radost-
ne do lesnf h~oustiny, kde uni
eel. Svatecnf lovec podplatil
pasaky ably o teto historce nix
de ami necekli, ale kdepak
Ale nebylo jen ma tehle "a
trolene historic. Ia nekolik
dn1 ma to vracel Sc tento mas
lovec Ease bez 1lovku. Rozmr-
zele poc1tal, kolik patron Wy
str1lel nadarmo, a kdyz uz Sc
DON'T podel reky Labor
&c, jednou vid1 ma vode divoke-
no kacera. Konecne dlovek a
zrovna par krokG Cd domova.
Padla rama padl i kacer. Tro-
fej byla ulovena, a ted honem
dom1. "Tak vid1s, ted bude-
me NIT pec1nku, udelej il S Ger
venym zel1m," pov1da slavnost-
ne manzelce. Ia mt dala hu-
bicku a mas lovec pocal 81 zou-
vat mokre bety a kalhoty, jak
brodil rekou k 1lovku. Pa
Sc ma kacera najednou
pozorne zadfva a da Sc do la
mentovanf: "Ale, Alois, ten
HE pfece nenf divokej, to je
ktereho jsem koupila ma
trhu a chtela jsem 81 no ma ne
deli trochu pTikrmit - !" Do
tax. Byl to koupeny ka-
Ger, pekne vybarveny, ktery Sc
batolil ma dvorecku a nedaleka
feka no zlakala. A to byl DO
slednf low tohoto lovce, nebot
manzelka Tekla: "Dostr" a ie-
il slovo platilo.
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Prazsky archbishop kardi-
nalem.

Papez Plus vybral dvacet no
Vych kardinal1. Mezi povyse-
nymi jest prazsky arcibiskup
Karel Kaspar. Pc 17lete ext
stencil ceskoslovenske republi-
KY jest to prvnf primas, ktery
u sv. Vita zasedne ma kTeslo
opuStene posledn1m rakou-
kardinalem Lvem Skr-
benskym.