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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14
College Choral Society
In 37th Season
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the society in 1910 and among the
soloists was Miss Vera Coburn, of
Bluffton. Miss Pearl Bogart was ac-
companist.
In 1912, Miss Edith Morrison,
soloist in "The Seven Last Words of
Christ" and "Miriam's Song of Tri-
umph" was prevented from appear
ing on account of cold.
Presentation of "The Messiah
was made at irregular periods from
1905 until 1918, when the traditional
series of annual renditions at Christ.
mas was inaugurated. In that year
the College Choral Society was as
sisted by the Pandora Choral Society
in presenting the oratorio, with Prof
Eldon Geiger directing.
SOCIETY GROWS
In 1914, Prof. G.. A. Lehman took
over the duties as conductor, and un.
der his leadership the chorus grew
to group of 100 members. He di
rected the chorus until 1924 wher
he left the school. John Gaius
Baumgartner, one of the soloists thi!
year, first appeared with the societ.
as a soloist in 1923.
The custom of presenting two ren
ditions of "The Messiah, one in tn,
morning and the other in the after
noon, was started in 1923, and con
tinued until 1888.
Prof. Otto Holtkamp was conduct
or of the society from 1925 to 1928
inclusive, and in 1929 Prof. Russell
A. Lantz took over the reigns anc
this year will finish his tenth sue
cessive season. .,q#
OBSERVE 40TH ANNIVERSARY
This years presentation of 9Th,
Messiah" is planned as the opening
event in a series of features observ
| ing the 40th anniversary of the col
lege.
In line with the plans, all mem
bers of the first chorus have beer
invited to attend this years presen
tation, and special section will be
reserved for them.
Officers of the Choral Society this
year include Clayton Bucher, presi.
| dent; Marceyle Steiner, secretary
treasurer; and Russell Oyer, busi'
ness manager.
The Bluffton college orchestra, di.
rected by Sidney Hauenstein, viii
assist in the rendition Sunday. Pear
Bogart Mann will be the piano ac-
companist.
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been little short of phenomenal
it's corn everywhere-all regular
storage space completely over
whelmed by flood of yellow grain.
Corn thruout that region is heaped
up by the thousands of bushels in
regulation corn cribs, in all kinds of
emergency cribs many of which are
simply an open space enclosed by a
fence unprotected from the weather
and with these running over corn is
dumped on the ground in barnyards
and any available space.
Some of the large farmers in that
region have harvested this year 3d.
900 bushels of corn.
The village of Barney, in the GEN.
ter of that region has three elevat-
ors with capacity of $4,000 bushels,
and will ship this year 350,000 BUSH
els of corn. Farmers are receiving
from 80 to SO cents bushel.
Most of the corn that is shelled
is picked by corn pickers, twenty
having been sold in that region this
year. Corn is shelled with a corn
threshing machine called a shelter,
moving from farm to farm.
Elevators in that region, originally
built to handle wheat have been
changed over to handle corn, being
supplied with modern equipment to
test corn for moisture content and
to handle it efficiently.
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Last Of Pioneer
Family Succln1bs

Mrs. Anna Steiner Suter, 81
pioneer resident of the Swiss Settle
ment, died Thursday afternoon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. David
Schumacher following two months
illness.
Mrs. Suter was the last of fam
lily of twelve, and the daughter of
John and Catherine Neuenschwander
one of the early residents of this
section.
Funeral services were held at st.
John Mennonite church Sunday after
noon conducted by Rev. D. j. Unruh
followed by burial in the church
cemetery.
She was married to Ulrich Bucher
and following his death was later
married to John Suter who preceded
her in death. AN
Besides the daughter at whose
home she died she is survived by
another daughter, Mrs. Rose Geiger
of Pandora and two sons Noah Bu-
cher and Hiram Suter both of Lima.
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Former Bluffton Man Located
Near North Dakota Corn Country

Waldo Lugibill, formerly of Bluff
ton and son of A. E. Lugibill of
South Lawn avenue, who owns a
large farm near Hope, North Dakota
is not far from the noted Red River
valley which has been making agri-
cultural history this year because of
Its phenomenal corn production.
A page from a Fargo, North
Dakota, newspaper received here the
hrst of the week, showing views
from the Red River valley corn har-
vest is attracting attention in the
Bluffton News window.
The region, formerly noted for its
wheat production, is being trans
formed into an even larger corn
country. The yield this year has
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Ill BY Elmo Scott Watson
Long-Haired Sheriff

COMMODORE PERRY OWENS,
~ born in Tennessee in 1852, went
to Texas in the early seventies and
spent IL years there as a cowboy
before becoming foreman of a cow
outfit in New Mexico. He wore his
hair long-almost to his waist-and
carried his six-shooter on his left
side, the butt pointing forward. Old
timers in the Southwest were doubt
full whether such "show-off" had
real sand"
They found out he did have when,
singlehanded, he killed three Navajo
Indian cattle thieves. Then the peo-
pie of northern Arizona decided he
was the man to clean up the out
laws in their section and elected him
sheriff of Apache county in 1887.
He broke up band of 16 cattle
rustlers after killing Ike Clanton of
Tombstone fame and two others and
capturing his brother, Finn Clanton,
leader of the gang.
But his greatest feat was his sim
gle-handed fight with four members
of the Blevans gang, one of the fac
tions in the famous Pleasant Valley
war. In this fight, which took place
in Holbrook, Perry killed three of
the four, including Andy Cooper, one
of Arizona's greatest gunfghters.
Refusing reelection as sheriff,
Perry became a special agent for
the Santa Fe railroad, later express
messenger for Wells-Fargo and then
a United States marshal. He gave
up his man-hunting work in 1900
and became a business man in Sell
igman where he died in 1919.
Western Newspaper Union.
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SOCIETIES
and CLUBS

Coming Wedding
Announcement has been made of
the coming marriage of Donivan
Sommers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sommers of this place and
Miss Mary Lugibihl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Lugibihl, of Pandora.
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To Wed
Announcement has been made of
the coming marriage of Miss Carrie
Frankhauser, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Frankhauser to Wayne Neu-
enschwander of Pandora.
Alice Freeman Club
Christmas party of the Alice Free
man club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Forrest Steinman this Wednes-
day night. Assistant hostesses will
be Mrs. l. B. Beeshy, Mrs. Paul
Stauffer and Mrs. II. W. aAithaus.
Century Circle
Mrs. d. R. Tripplehorn was hostess
to the Century circle, Wednesday
afternoon. Numbers on the program
were: India Reveals Herself, Mrs.
l. w. Bauman; "The Bells, Mrs.
Noah Basinger. Mrs. Eliza Fett was
assistant hostess.
p. w. Club
A Christmas program will feature
the meeting of the p. w. club to be
held at the home of Mrs. Gene
Benroth next Tuesday evening.
G. III. Nj. c. Meets
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary
circle of the Evangelical Reformed
church held their Christmas meet
ing Monday evening at the Marden
Basinger home with Thelma Basinger
as hostess and Marilla Burns and
Meredith Stepleton as assistant hos
tesses.
The theme of the program was
Helping Others to be Christians" !"
A college trio sang a group of
Christmas selections. A playlet,
Charge Account" was given by
several of the members; Chapter "
of the Study Book was given by
Ladonna Derringer, with the group
concluding the program by singing
Christmas carols.
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WANT-ADS

w dulcu-NOoQ CuIleTS on the
share. See Geo. Huber, phone 542-T.
Found-Black cat after pet parade,
Friday. Owner call at Swank's bar
Der shop.
For sale-Apples. Grimes and De-
licious. w. G. Carr, 3 miles north
of Bluffton. 80
For exchange-Good home in Ada
for a good home in Bluffton. j. M.
Good, 315 w. Buckeye St., Ada. "a
For sale-2 butchering kettles,
lard press and sausage stuffer. Noah
Geiger, Bluffton phone 589-R.
/ For sale-DeLaval cream separ-
ator in good condition. Henry Which,
l mile south miles east of Bluffton.
Man going to California would
like to have parties go along to drive
and defray expenses. Inquire News
office.
For rent-Storage space for two
row corn picker. John Wilkins, 141
Cherry St., Bluffton.
For sale-Big English White Leg
horn cockerels for breeding; blood
tested, wormed and vaccinated. P.
P. Badertscher.
Broiler chicks-We are starting
our incubator and will have chicks
after January 8. Order now. Stein
er's Hatchery, phone 182-W.
| For sale-Shepherd pups. L. C.
Burwell, 215 miles south of Beaver
dam
| Wanted-Poultry and eggs at
highest market price; also have
poultry to sell retail. Calvin Steiner,
third house from Electric light plant
Bluffton phone 2l2-W. IT
| For sale-Turkeys alive or dressed; !;
also spring broilers. Nj. D. Meyer,
mile west of Mt. Cory.
Wanted-Young man, experienced
mechanic who can do acetylene weld
ing. References required. Shell
Service Garage, Pandora, o. 33
Wanted-Hides and furs. Highest
prices paid for muskrat, skunk, rae
coon, fox, mink, opposum, weasel and
beef hides. N. L. limerick, Cairo, O..
Shell station open until 9 p. m. 35
For sale-100 Barred Rock pullets.
Cal Luginbuhl, Bluffton phone. 30
For sale-Winter apples and fresh
cider 15c per gallon; special price by
barrel. Augsburger Fruit farm. Bluff
ton phone 6S4-W. If
Bring your apples to the cider press
on the Hochstettler farm 3 miles
southwest of Bluffton. We operate
six days each week. C. M. Dellin-
ger. "a
For sale-Upright Chase piano,
breakfast set, Garland gas stove and
Domestic sewing machine. Haydn
Basinger, miles northwest of Bluff
ton. Pandora phone.
For sale-1936 Chevrolet coach, in
good condition, good tires. Floyd Ba-
singer, l mile west and " mile north
of Ebenezer church.
For sale-10 varieties of good win
ter apples; also nice comb honey, good
apple butter and vinegar reasonably
priced. E. p. Steiner fruit farm, "
mile east of town.
| For sale-Oranges, grapefruit,
tangerines, pecans, fresh from
Florida. Bluffton Tire shop.
| Wanted-All kinds of raw furs.
For highest prices see Russell Lei
ber, miles south and u mile west
of Bluffton. "a
For sale-Good set of double work
harness with all necessary trim
mings, used very little. Also all
leather collars, sizes % and 23ia.
As good as new. See r. A. Potts,
liz mile west of town on Columbus
Grove road, after 4:30 p. m.
For sale-Several farm ilnple-
ments consisting of farm wagon with
grain bed, cultipacker, IL horse
McCormick-Deering cultivator, good
as new. Will sell cheap il sold at
once. See r. A. Potts, | Il mile west
of Bluffton on Columbus Grove road,
after 4:30 p. m.
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FAREWELL SUPPER

Friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter gathered at
their home in Union township, Sum-
day night to honor them with fare
well covered dish supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Meter moved
Tuesday from their former location
on the Gid Kempf farm to the Kiene
farm near Pandora. Oda st. Johns
who recently purchased the .Kempf
farm moved on the place from Nc
Comb, Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14

All soc children's wash dresses.
sizes to IA, now 48c. The Lape Co.
Millinery-All women's hats now
81 each. The Lape Co.
Mrs. Minnie Nicholson has return
ed from an extended visit with rel
atives and friends in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Begg and Mrs.
Dwight Palm of Cleveland attended
funeral services of Mrs. Harry Mohler
in Lima and visited here Tuesday.
Gifts, gifts and gifts for baby sister
to grandfather at the Lape Co.
California fir trees will hold up.
Sold at Badertscher's grocery.
Remember friends away from home
with flowers this Christmas. We tele-
raph flowers anywhere. Grove Street
Greenhouses.
Don't be disappointed-buy a Cali
fornia fir Xmas tree. 1t will hold
up for Xmas. Badertscher's grocery.
1t is mighty close now, but still
not quite too late to have a sitting
for Christmas photographs. The
Neu-Art studio.
Pure homemade candy in pound
and half-pound boxes. Mrs. Samuel
Bixel, Bluffton phone. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Stattler and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Basinger of
Lima spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Yerger and family on
South Jackson street.
Gifts, gifts and gifts for baby sister
to Grandfather at the Lape Co.
Give her bright poinsettia plant
or boquet for Christmas. A gift most
appreciated. Grove Street Greenhous-
es.
Prof. Otto Holtkamp of the Bluff
ton college department of music will
be organist for the rendition of
Handels Messiah" to be presented
at Bowling Green State university,
Sunday night
Misses Levada Balmer, Meredith
Stepleton and Theola Steiner, teach
ers in the Grade schools spent Fri
day night in Dayton with Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Moser and the week end
in Cincinnati at the home of Mrs. A.
C. Hinson.
Have you neglected your Christmas
shopping? If so, why not avoid
twelve care or more by sitting for
photograph. You can still have
them in time for Christmas. The
Neu-Art studio.
Writing from Denair, Calf, w. H.
Herr, former Bluffton resident in re-
newing his subscription to the Bluff
ton News says that the dry fall
weather in that section has been es-
pecially advantageous for the gath
ering in of crops. Mr.. Herr is a
brother of S. P. Herr of this place.
All misses 81 wash dresses at 79c
each. The Lape Co.
Just received a big shipment of
Christmas candy, fruits and nuts
bon bons in fancy holiday boxes
dipping chocolate and fresh roasted
peanuts; cigars, cigarettes and smok-
ing tobacco; also Christmas trees
all sizes. Special prices for teachers
and others buying in quantities
Come here and get your moneys
worth. Hankish Fruit store.
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Wife Of Pipe Line
Worker Here Dies

Mrs. Endora Molner, 21, wife of
Steve Molnar who is employed with
the Buckeye Pipe Line construction
crew now in Bluffton, died at Find
lay hospital, Monday night, follow
ing a brief illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molnar lived in Cyg-
net and funeral services will be held
at the Methodist church at that
place Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by her parents, three sisters
and three brothers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14
Xmas Play At Riley
Greek Church Su1ddy

"The Golden Flame" a Christmas
play in three acts will be presented
at Riley Greek Baptist church Sum-
day night at o'clock by young peo-
pie of the church.
Appearing in the cast are: Avis
Marshall, Frederick Criblez, Helen
Wagner, Rayon Boutwell,, Helen
Fisher, Imogene Montgomery, Marie
Kimmel, VIM. Boutwell,, Ethel Mes
singer, Avonelle Wilber, Geraldine
Montgomery, Isobelle Wilber, Velma
Fisher and Emanuel Boutwell,.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the friends
and neighbors for their aid and
sympathy extended to us during the
illness and death of our beloved wife
and mother; also Rev. Beisheim and
Rev. Weed who officiated at the
funeral, those who furnished music
and all those sending flowers.
The d. w. Fox Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14
SERMON BROADCAST

Announcement was made the first
of the week that the sermon of Rev.
J. Norman King, protestant chaplain
at the National Military home in
Dayton will be broadcast on the
fourth Sunday of each month. Rev.
King was a former Bluffton minister.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-12-14
England's AirmaiI

In 10 years airmail letters sent
from England have increased from
half a million to l0O. 1000, 900 year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Osudne objeti otcovo.

Nancy Irene McCreedy, 10
mesic1 stara dceruska DIR. C.
c.. McCreedy z Aledo, ILL.,, ZEN
fela. Pr inkvestu vysla ma je-
vo tragicka smrt devcatka. Je-
il otec pravil, re p~Tfstroj, je-
hoz uzil V sobotu k operaci,
zabalil do pap1ru a dial do kap-
sy, ably neprisel do styku s il
nymi nastroji nez Dude sterili-
sovan. Kratce ma to, kdyz OBJ
jail svou dcerku, tento nastroj
wiki j do bfisnf krajiny. Pres
pomoc jineho lekafe a rychlou
operaci, krev divenky byla ma
kazena a posleze nakaze pod
leila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19

V Pittsburgh, Pa, DR.. Edu.
ard Benes, byvaly csl. presi
dent predpovedel zrfceni sc
diktatorstv1 a S tim i znovuob-
noven1 neodvisleho a demokra-
tickeho Ceskoslovenska.
Pred 5000 posluchaci pra-
vii, re pad totalitnfch rezimG
Nemecka, Ruska a Italie zvlas-
te NIUE byti zp1sobem revo-
lucn1m povstan1m uvnitr hra-
mic techto zemf.
Pote, jak Benes dodal. "Ev-
ropa pride k necemu podob-
nemu, jake mate Wy zde We
Spoj. Statech." Tim asi mini
utvorenf Spoj. StatG Evrop-
skych, coz je myslenka skoro
SO rokG stara, propaganda
davno pred svetovou valkou i
We starem Rakousku.
Pr pTednaSce, ma nfz 1cast
nekteTf odhadovali ma $500 a
JIM pres 5000, DIR. Benes nav
st1vil ceskoslovenskou jfzdu ma
University of Pittsburgh, ktera
byla dedikovana tyden pred
tim, neil naziste Znicili samo-
statnost CSR.
"Kdoz jsou proti obnoven1
Ceskoslovenska, jsou stoupen-
ci Hitlerovymi," pravil k novi-
narGm. "Jestlize nektere sku-
piny katolfkG jsou proti nynej-
s1mu hnutf "a osvobozeni MAST
vlasti, jsou jenom spatne infor
movany.
"Je to nejvetsf hloupost, ja-
kou jsem kdy slysel, jsem-li
nazyvan komunistou. Ami Hit
Ter nemel odvahy nazvati mne
takto," prohlasil vehementne
malicky, ale energicky DIR. Be-
mes.
V Pittsburgh, Pa, Narodni
vykonny vybor Svazu sloven-
skych katolfkG vyslovil oposici
proti vGdcovstvi DIR. Eduardo
Benese We hnuti pro obnoveni
znasilnene republiky.
Rozhodnut1 bylo ucineno v
pfedvecer Benesovy prednas-
ky ma thema "Mus1 evropska
demokracie padnouti?"
Prohlasen1, podepsane Is u
fedn1ky svazu, vznasl zalobu,
re cdr. Benes nema dGvery slo
venskych katolfkG ami zde ami
jinde Americe. Mech
up1rat mu prava, ably
mluvil jmenem sveho naroda
CechG.
V resoluci Sc prohlasuje, re
katolict1 Slovaci nejsou pro no.
We spojenf CechG a SlovakG
pod Benesovym v6dcovstv1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19

' Chicago pri zasedanf 6
sJezdu Cesko-americke jedno.
ty byla pfijata resoluce We KITE
re Sc dava souhlas Ike spojenf $
lednotou Ceskoslovenske spoil
ky v Americe, jez jest uznava-
ma jake organisace, Sc kterou
spoJen1 mono uspokojive pro-
vesti.
V resoluci, jejiz prijetf ma
vrhl B.. Plos a podporoval F.
Vaclavek, Sc pravf, re Sc UNA
va a schvaluje, re smlouva do
sla V podstate a zasade souhla-
su konvence, a rozhodnuto, a.
by Hlavn1 narodni rad by po-
veren dokoncenim spojenf a a.
by svolal zvlastni konvenci "a
ucelem pfijet1 ci zamitnutf DO
dro0ne vypracovane smlouvy
O spojenf.
Hlavnf narodnf rad je dale
zplnomocnen, ably proved We
smlouve o spojeni dodatky a
opravy nutne k tomu, aby Wy
hovovaly zakondm statu lii
nois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Federace evropskych statEE.

Federace evropskych statG,
zalozena ma rovnosti vSech Gle
MI, byla doporucena Josefem
Hancem, byvalym ceskym kon
sulem v New Yorku ma obede
Phi Beta Kappa v klubu Town
Hall.
Prirovnaval soucasnou Evro-
pu S onou, ktera e~xistovala
pred tricetiletou Valkou, kdy
byla rozdelena ma oposicni ia
bory, krestanstvf bylo poruse-
no a mezinarodn1 autorita kle-
sla ma velmi n1zkou uroven."
Pokracoval: "Stara pevnina
zoufale potfebuje federaci.
Prosperuj1cf a stastna fedora
&c nemdze byti dosazena, jen
kdyz Dude svobodna, jen kdyz
Dude federaci rovnych. Poni-
zovati jine zbaven1m jich bez
ospravedlnitelne pffciny je-
jich svobody nenf cestou k o.
pravdovemu a trvalemu spoje-
nectv1. Naopak, .takove me-
thody vedou k novym kompli-
kaclm a dodavajf ddrazu mi
nulym obt1zfm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Cesky tanec " Texasu.

"Ceska beseda" byla lance
ma pred americkym obecen-
stvem v 1tery, 16. kvetna We
Waxahachie, IA mil cd velke
ceske osady. Soucasne Anne
ricka legie porada soutez sta
reno americkeho tance"Square
dance, ktery Sc zde v Texasu
hodne rozsiruje.
Taz soutez byla pofadana v
Narodnf SIM 20. dubna fadem
Ennis els. 25, ktery nalezf k
velke texaske bratrske pojis-
t'uj1c1 jednote S. P. j. S. T. Pr
tom vedle americkych tanc1
byla provedena tez Ceska be-
soda jednou kolonou clenI Cd
boru mladeze.
Devcata i hosi NELL csl. ma
rodn1 kroje. Beseda sc jino-
narodovcdm velice lfbila. Ma
sledek toho byl, re omladina
byla nyn1 pozvana do Waxa-
hachie, ably tam provedla Be-
sedu jake zvlastnf cfslo. O.
vSem re i nasi hudebn1ci vystu-
pull pod jmenem Narodnf ka-
pela pojedou take a uspoTada-
il tam pGlhodinovy koncert.
Tanecn1ci jsou pozvani take
do Itasca, asi SO mil Cd Ennis,
thy tam provedli tyz program
v tamnejsf vyssl skole nekdy
ma pocatku cervna. Taz kolo-
ma, jez tanc1 Besedu, zatancf
We starodavnych kroj1ch jednu
cast Square dance, sotys,
valc1k a polku, jak je tancf csl.
lid v Texasu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Mayor La Guardia Ceskoslo-
venske narodni rads.
correspondence CNR.)

Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da poslala mayorovi New Yor-
ku p. Fiorello LaGuardiovi ST.
decny dix "a energickou po-
moe v zalezitosti ceskosloven-
skeho pavilonu. Raznemu je-
no zakroku jest dekovati, re
pavilion byl zachranen pro ce-
skoslovenskou vec, pro nfz ma
nesmirny vyznam politely.
Mayor LaGuardia, jenz je cest
nym pfedsedou Vyboru pro
ceskoslovenskou 1cast ma sve-
tove vystave, odpovedel ma pro
jew Narodnf rady dopisem je-
jlmu pfedsedovi prof. j. j.
Zmrhalovi, v nemz pravf:
"Drahy pane Zmrhale:-
Pfeji 81 podekovat Yam a %.
Martlnkovi, vykonnemu tajem
nlku Vast organisace "a pro-
jew, ktery jste mi poslali 8.
kvetna. V politickem zivote
vyskyta Sc malo nahrad, Cd
skodnuj1c1ch "a pTinasene ODE
tt, "a nespravedlivou kritiku a
Ia vsedn1 starosti, lee prece
casem lie Sc S takovymi ma
hradami setkati. Mezi ne pa
trl i ten krasny projev vaseho
uznani.
Oplacim YAM tim, re vyslo-
vuji Yam svoje uznanf "a po-
hotovou pomoc, jfz sc dostava
myaorovu vyboru pro ceskoslo-
venskou ucast ma svetove VISTA
We cd lidu chicagskeho. S po-
moc1 tax sirokou nemnzeme Sc
minouti sveho c1le.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem,
Fiorello LaGuardia,
mayor"
K projevu tomu tfeba po-
dotknout, re UstTedna deske-
no narodn1ho sdruzen1 v Chi
cagu venovala ma pavilion new
yorsky castku $4,000 a zajis-
tia dale pdjcku 100000, po-
skytnutou v nejkritictejsf do
be. Soucinnost a solidarita, jez
velke osady nase v zajmu spo-
lecne veci osvedcuj1 poslouz1
jiste k dals1mu upevnenf a u
tuzec1 spolecne nas1 organisa-
&c v akci "a obnoveni nezavis-
naSl stare vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19

Do New Yorku, Webb Mile.
hlavnl evropsky Teditel United
Press, pfijel ma nejvetsf lodi
sveta ma Queen Mary. Pro-
hlasil, re Eje presvedcen, re v
Europe dojde drive neb pozde-
il k vseobecne valce, kdyz Sc
nestane nejaky zazrak." Phi
POLL hned k tomu, re nevidel
tn nej mensf znamku n6jakeho
zazraku.
Webb Miller je evropskym
korespondentem cd roku 1917.
Pfljel do Ameriky tesne pred
pfijezdem anglickych kralov-
skych manzeld, ably je dopro-
vazel ma jejich ceste pc Ameri-
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Zastrelil pravnika.

V Dallas Texas, Guy Majors
,byvaly trestanec, objevil Sc v
1radovne Serbia, kde ma still
polozil svGj revolver a deputy
mu Bill Deckerovi pravil:
"Prave jsem zabil Eddie
Roarka." Roark byl pravnfk,
ktery nedavno obhajoval Ma
borse, obzalovaneho z lupic-
stvi. Majors byl uznan vim
nym a odsouzen ma IL rok1,
nalezal sc vsak dosud ma svo-
bode, jezto z rozsudku podal
odvolan1. Roark byl nalezen
mrtvy domu, do ktereho Ma
bors postal policii.