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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-03-06

The next meeting will be held March
IS. Topic: Opera Continued" with IL
Illustrations The Chicago Music Asso-
citation is filling a unique place in the
life of the musicians of Chicago, who
take music seriously, by bringing about
a larger measure of good will and true
fellowship among the members of the
profession
Mrs. Nora Douglas Holt is the presi-
dent, Mrs. Maude Bousheld, secretary,
and Mrs. Antoinette Gaines, treasurer.
Mrs. Martha Mitchell is chairman of the
program committee and is, in a large
measure, responsible for live, enthusiasts
tic meetings which the club now enjoys.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-03-06

Theophilus Bryant, Baritone, is back
IN the city after a successful tour with
the American Syncopated Orchestra. He
will leave Chicago against April |.
Word reaches us of the splendid sue
cess that Mrs. Hazel Harrison Ander-
son is enjoying giving recitals in the
south.
Mrs. Myrtle Winfrey, soprano. left
Friday evening for another tour with
The Mason Jubilee Singers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
TIES IN shoot
Of Gun Club
Three Cups Shoot for Satur-
day, z Of Which Are Not
Decided; Excellent Scores

The July shoot Of the Perth Am
boy Gun Club. for the club. Cham
Der Of Commerce and high gun cups
was held on the clubs range n
upper Smith street. Saturday after
noon.
-Four events tofaling fifty targets
were shot. The first twenty-five for
birds counted for the club cup
and the second TWENTY-FIVE for
the Chamber of Commerce. cup.
The club cup event resulted in a
tie between John Wolfgang OF
Princes Bay. Staten Island and John
Hansen Of this city with Aggregate
scores OF twenty-five each Mr..
Woifgang breaking twenty-five
straight. Mr.. Hansen, with one ham
Idicap, broke twenty-four, giving him
a score OF twenty-five. Both men
being credited with a leg on the cup.
The Chamber of Commerce event
also resulted in a tie. with scores Of
twenty-five. between John L. Waters
and George Parsons Of this city.
High gun cup. a scratch event of
fifty birds, va won by Alderman Al
bert q. Waters with a cor Of forty
seven. second John Wo1fgang OF
Staten Island with forty-six.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
MAN
STOPS GAME
Fans Were in for Real Treat
When Rain Stops Game in
the Fifth, 0 to o.

Fans at the Raritan Copper
works field yesterday afternoon
were in for a real baseball treat but
the weather-man interviewed and
caused the calling of the game be-
tween the Amboys and the Rich
creeks of North Bergen after i've
and a half innings had been played
and neither side scored. A~ppiegate,
the Amboy star right handler hold
ing his OWN in a pitching duel with
Lefty" Waitress the visitors pitch
er.
The visitors secured four hits of
Apologize, and five men whitfield the
breeze. The Amboy batters secured
three hits off the Richcreek pitcher.
and six Amboy men struck out.
Neither pitcher walked or hit a bat
ter. During the innings the game
lasted Amboy did not have a real
chance to score, while the visitors
had one chance, with two down and
a man on second and third base in
the third inning.
In the third session with two
down and two men on base the
next batter lined a hard clout which
travelled over second base. Stinson
shot behind the bag picked the
ball up and threw his man out at
first retiring the side and killing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
COPPER WORKS
SHOW STRENGTH
Ingots Win From Pond Nine
in Well Played Game by
Score of S to 2.

Before the Raritan Copper
works-Pond baseball game on the
Raritan Copper Works field Satur-
day afternoon Manager Harry Ap-
plegate walked over to the bat-boy,
counted the bats, and when he
found that there were = thirteen
sticks he said, I'VE are not taking
any chances with this fellow old
man jinx.' throw that bat away"
Twelve bats were left and the cop
per team was successful in defeat
ing the strong Plainfield combina-
ton by a of 60.
Manager Applegate sent "Bu1P'
Hornsby to the mound for the In
got team. while Denny, a right
handler, was assigned to the hill to
fling for the Pond team. Hornsby
outpitched his opponent. allowing
six well scattered hits and striking
cut fou: men. Denny allowed ten
hits and also struck out four men.
Gargan. Stinson and Foster led
the Copper Works stickers with two
hits apiece. while Miller led at the
bat for the visiting team, securing
two bingfes. Mickey" Loeser Sc
cured the longest clout of the game,
a two-base blow on his first appear
ance at the plate in the first round.
Simpson, the Pond right fielder,
made several sensational catches.
TL~ aAA.AasH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
TOTTEHVILIE VS. ROSSYIlLE
GAME STOPPED BY RAIN

The contest between the Totem
vile A. c. and the Rossville baseball
nine on the Tottenvilie oval was
called in the seventh inning yester-
day with the score 3-3, on account
of rain. The game as far as 1t went
was interesting and hard fought
throughout and Manager Hilker will
play the Rossville team again the
latter part of this month.
Romer occupied the mound for the
Tottenville team with La Forge be-
hind the bat, while Graffa and Flick
were in the points for the visitors.
Rossville scored in the first inning,
one run being sent across the platter.
but Tottenville came back and scor-
ed one counter in their half of the
session. In the second inning the
Rossville players sent two runs
across the dish, but the Tottenvilie
outfit not to be outdone again tied
the score by scoring two runs.
Nither side scored after the second.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
GOOD PITCHING ALONE
DOES NOT WIN GAMES
BY DEAN SNYDER

On paper the Robins don't look
so good. But what is that to your
Uncle Wilbert?
The old boy is 81 and fat, but
his heart is young and his diges-
ton perfect.
Last spring the experts looked
his athletes over and guessed
maybe he'd be a first division
club. but they never mentioned
anything about a Flatbush pennant.
Then it seemed that any team
playing in the same wheel with
the rapid-fire clicking of n
World Champion Reds would be an
also-ran. Yet the Superbas have
turned out to be the cream in n
National League crock-they rose to
the top.
Mound Aces.
Good pitching has turned the
trick for them.
The failure of the Cincinnati hurl-
ers to s"bear down" hard enough At
htimes, coupled with some careless
ball playing, has helped Uncle Will
bert Robinson to breeze along.
The Robins have five pitchers
that came through the first half OF
the race with averages above n
500 mark.
With Rudleigh Grimes. RUDE
Marquard, JEFF Pfeffer and Al Ma
maux as a nucleus they are clock
ing games Grimes is the real lead
er of the National League hurlers
with an average better than 100
Clarence Mitchell tops him. but has
not been on the mound so often as
his team-mate.
Then Sherrod Smith and Leon
Galore can be counted on to break
about even when they go on the
hill
Good Road Team.
Brooklyn hasn't a great outfeld
and it has a mediocre infield. So
there is but one answer to Flat
bush pennant noise-excellent pitch
ing and the leadership of Uncle Will
bert.
They are a good road team.
which counts a lot in baseball On
their last western trip they spurted
and COPIED 16 out of % games
Already Prexy Ebbetts is PLAN
ming the distribution of seats for
the world series this fall.
He says he is not conceding the
flag to the Robins by any means.
yet believes they have a great
chance and that it would be fool
ish not TO look ahead.
Rain-Check Idea.
Ebbetts plans to adopt the rain
check idea in disposing of the seats
that are left after the usual allot-
ments are made. The regulars will
have first call o IN the series sales
that is those who a show by their
rain checks that they have been
steady visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
ST. ANTHONYS
DROP MORE
Are Defeated by Danish Soci-
able A. C. Here and Key
port Nine in Game There

THE Danish sociabie A. G. base
Ball team Of this city and the Key
port representative baseball nine
scored victories over the st. An
thony baseball team of this city
yesterday. The first game was play
ed on the Raritan Copper Works
fssd yesterday morning, the Danes
coming out victorious by a score of
So, while the Keyport team won
on their home grounds yesterday
afternoon 81.
Game time yesterday morning the
main diamond at the r. G. W. field
was unit for play and a new dia-
mond was laid out. The batting
Of Regain and the fielding of Stinson
were responsible for the Danes VIC
tory. Brownmiller secured the long
est hit of the game, q homer over
the left field fence.
In the game at Keyport yester-
day afternoon the home team Sc
cured the breaks of the game, while
the Saints were playing loose ball.
Report with Morley in the box de-
fcated the Amboyans 81. Young
pitched for the Saints and was
knched for seven safeties, walked
men and struck out seven. Nor
allowed five hits. struck out six
hit n batter.
le ORE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
SOUTH RIVER PAGERS WIN
FROM THE KEASBEY FEDS

By Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY. Aug. ?. - In a ak
inning game. halted by the rain. at
South River. yesterday the Keasbey
Feds were defeated by the PAGERS
Of that place. to the tune Of seven
to one.
The Feds were the first to score
in the second inning, when they
pat one run across the plate.
The PAGERS got at Wagenhoffer,
Keasbeyis twirler. in the fourth
inning and four runs were scored.
They also scored one in the third
and two in the fifth.
The teams lined Up as follows:
Keasbey Feds: Sullivan. third base:
A. Blanchard, short stop; Smalley,
center field; Parsler, second base;
Maier, right field; c. Blanchard,
left field; Doiina. first base; logan.
catcher: Wagenhoffer. pitcher.
PAGERS: Nelson. left field; Misonon,
pitcher; Meyer, short stop: Haner-
man, catcher: Freeman, first base:
Kane, third base: Plain. center field;
Beto, right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Boys and Girls of Local As
ISOLATION Make Good in
State Event at Jersey City


The local Y. M. II A. won the title
for New Jersey In the athletic meet
staged by the State Federation Of
the Y. NJ. and Y. w. H. A. at PERISH
ing Stadium. Jersey City. yeaerday.
In the track events the local boys
showed their heels to the fieetest
unner from Bayonne. Jersey City
Passaic, Trenton and Camden.
The Y. w. II. A. events proved a
clean sweep for the local girls, an
outstanding feature being Lily Wei
.ner's performance in winning first
in the basketball, throw and potatoe
race, and third in the fifty yard
dash.
In the senior vents Leo Lowen-
kopf tied Shuster of Trenton for
five foot five inches. Lowenkopf
was in rare form and also won his
heat in the hundred yard dash, be-
sides winning the running broad
jump. Joie Mandel finished fourth
in the mile run.
Alexander Cohen, the highest in
dividual scorer in the Junior events.
took first in the high jump with
four feet eleven. second in the hop
step and a jump. and a third in
the seventy yard dash.
Joe Schwartz showed up well in
the seventy yard dash but did not
take a first. Sam Sladkus won his
heat but was fourth in the finals.
Kass and Fine made good showings
in their heats.
The relay race was a pretty affair.
and through Joe Schwartz. Fine and
Kass the baton crossed the line IN
the hands Of Alex Cohen eight yards
in the lead Of Jersey City.
In the girls events Sadie Klein
took first in the fifty yard dash,
Esther Frankel won second in the
potatoe race and the locals took
first in the relay ice
The lions share of the prizes went
to the local institution, three of the
seven cup being Won by its e
representatives..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
KEASBEY FIREMEN
BEAT H0PELAWN

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, Aug. 2.-The Keasbey
Fire Company had an easy time
defeating the Hopelawn Fire Com
pany here yesterday morning. The
game lasted only seven innings and
the score stood 9-3. j. Sabo clouted
a home u in the fifth inning.
Keasbey secured eleven hits.
Katransky, Parsler, Pfeiffer,
Grispart, Romer, Wagenhoffer, Sul-
Ivan, HaIberts, Schilcox and 800
played for Keasbey.
b. Kaminski, +. Kaminski,
Kochick, Kanick, Sabo, Kehoe.
Matthews, Bomley and Reyder
played for Hopelawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
M n. A. WINS TRACK NEE; WEEKEND BASEBALL RESULTS HERE; GUN CLUB HAS SHOOT

the North Bergen teams only
chance to score. The Amboy short
stop played his best game Of the
season yesterday handling three
difficult hcanceS. Regan. Loesef
and Egan secured the hits for the
Amboy team.
II is likely that Manager Mullen
will book this team a. a later date,
for Il Is evident that their playing
pleased the fans who witnessed the
contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
SACRED HEARTS GAME
IS STOPPED BY RAIN

The contest between the Trenton
Cadets and the Sacred Hearts, OF
South Amboy. at South Amooy
yesterday afternoon had TO be called
in the beginning Of the fourth inning
on account of rain The visitors were
leading at the time by a score OF az.
Reggie pitching for the south Amooy
team allowed four hits and struck out
four men. while Smith, the Trenton
twirler, allowed five hits and struck
out two men.
Three runs were sent across the
platter by the Trenton team in the
first inning and for the remaining
two innings they were held score
less The home team could not get
Y runner around in the first OF
Acond. but scored twice in the third
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Summary: Two base hits-Kat-
raueky. Gloff. Milchick. Struck out by
500. IS: by Leary. o.. Base on balls,
of 500. s.: of Leary. 4. Sacrifice hits
u. Fullerton ca. Glof, Way, Lyle.
Double phay-Straely to Van Brunt.
stolen base-Lyle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Keep Your Blood Pure
IF you Expect Good Health

You can In a large measure avoid
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For valuable literature and ned
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
kEASbEY WINS
At MATAWAN
Field Club Men Show Good
Form in 9-5 Win in Mon
mouth; 500 Pitches.

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, Aug. z-The Keasbey
r. c., added another victory 70 their
string yesterday by defeating the
Matawan A. c. at Natawan by a
score OF 9-5.
500, pitching for Keasbey, was in
superb form. allowing but four sin
giles and striking out eighteen men.
Keasbey r. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Wheat Outlook Good.

CHICAGO. July 31.-According to
the Modern Miller, wheat threshing
in winter wheat states is about nor
NAL. Storage facilities on farms are
inadequate. Considerable wheat is
being consigned. Harvests have been
under favorable conditions and
wheat is quality good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

out, by Hornsby, 4; by Denny, 4.
Double play, Ingots. 2. Wild pitch,
Denny Sacrifice hit, Christopher
son, Brennan. Hit by pitcher,
Hornsby BRADY, Denny Ivan Gill
der). Umpire, Lewkowitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 8; New York. 0.
Washington, 8; Cleveland, S.
Boston. 4: Detroit. 2.
st. Louis. IL; Philadelphia. 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

The Eagles Juniors of this city
won two gaems and lost one over
the week end. They claim victories
Z the aretCret Giants and the
National Jrs. by 30 scores, and
were defeated by the Clover Jrs.
"a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Tod tan not cverestimzte the
Importance of keeping the blood
tree of impurities.
Any light disorder or impuri-
hy Is . sourc- -f danger. as every
Vital organ of the DoSy depends
rpon the BLOOD supply q properly
nez1nEu fnezioeh !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Games Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Amboy Midgets Win Two.

The Amboy midgets defeated the
Skats midgets, 10-5. and the AM
boy Juniors 12-5 over the week
end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Standings In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8: Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn, G; st. Louis, 1.
No other clubs scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Saints

Saints -. 1 0 0 0 0 0 ] ~
Danes ..... 0 2 0 3 0 ks
Two base hits, Render, Regan,
Christensen. Hunt. Flynn, 2. Bases
on balls. off Flynn, 8: off Keller. T..
Struck out, by Flynn. 3; by Keeler,
5. Home run. Brownmilier. UNI
pire, Applegate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Brownmfler. 7b ...... 3 0 0 0
Young, p ............ 3 0 1 0
---
% 1 5 2
Score by innings:
Saints 80. 0 o 5000 Ii
Keyport -. o 2 1 0 8 0 Ks
Two base hits. Kinhafer and
Smith. Bases on balls. of Young,
6. Struck out, by Young, Z; by
Morley. s. Hit by pitcher. Morley
(Campbeil). Umpire, Conway.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-10-15
Verejjnou schiizii
Francie hIeda move Sp0jence prOti
b0lSeYlkim.

We vlivn5ch kruzich Francie pre-
vlada dnes nad6je. ze CHINA proti-
bolsevieka akce podporovana men
simi rody hranicfcimi Ruskem.
privede ku brzkemu padu bolsevic-
kou vladu v Moskve. Polaci mali
stati cele, Finnove mali 1cinneji
spolup1sobiti "a pomoci Rumund a
Mad ar1. Cechoslovaci ukazuji
dnes. iak Pafize sc hlasi. meme o.
posice k zamyslenenu tahu proti
bolsevikGm.
- Uzavfenf pfim6fi mezi Polaky
a Rusy Rize charakterisovano v
Parizj, iez jim nadsena neni, ienom
iako ziskani casu. aby PQlacj nell
cas- pTipraviti Sc ku mocneisi ofen-
siv6 proti Rusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-10-15

rou ma iinem miste uvadime, vysvi-
ia. .jmeni spoIku "a minuly drok Wy
kazuje opet velikV wrist. take "a
posledni diva roxy se majetek vice
lax zdvojnasobil, as.vzrostl totiz z
s57 937. l8 ma S133. 08l.12. Podil-
nici vyslovili pTicinlivym 1fedni-
kun svou dnverou jednohlasnym
znoyuzvolenim a sice zvoleni opet
Jos. F. Hirt, pTedseda, Jos Lehec
ka, misto. pTedseda. Ant. j. Svej
da, taiemnik. Tom. Velenovsky
v5p. tajemnik Vaclav Zeman. po'
kladnlk. Do feditelstva zvoleni
mimo techto pet dfednik1 tez
Frant. Pintner, Cyril Navratil, Va
clay Klecka Josef Hajek. PRAY.
nikem zvolen Vacla7 Klecka dt
ucetneho vgboru ustanoveni VaclaN
Koyanda. Jaroslav Sveida, Vacla'
Svec.
vereJnou sch1zi lidu porad;
Slavia Paroplavebni Spolecnost. tu
to stredu, 20. t. m " mistnostecl
Demokratickeho Klubu Ces. Mladi
kd ma Ashland Ave. Pfatele: 20
radajice tuto sch0zi, chceme Van
iasne pfedlcziti utel Slavic Paro
piavebni Spoleenosti vseslovanskeh'
podniku, ku zfizeni Slovanskeh'
Lod 'stva. ku prospechu Narodd slo
| vansk1ch. Tento veliky ukol mdz
i.Slayia jen tehdy 8 prospechen
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-10-15

uskutecniti, postavi-li sc "a nj
Slovane vsech kmenf. neb ida Sla-
vie jest. by podnik tento byl ru-
kou lidu ne nekolika iednotlivc6.
a ably slouzil ku prospechu vseho
Slovanskeho Lidu a ne ku plneni
kapes nekolita vyvolenych. Jest
ma Vas vSech. .byste Sc "a tento podnik
spontane postavili. Toto jest Va
Sc zlata pTilezitost, a Vase povin-
most. Clenem Sc stane kazdy "a
koupenlm 5ti $40. akcii ciIi z1sast-
nenim sc $50. 90. .mnzete sloziti tfe.
thu pri dpisu a zbytek so dnech.
Zakupujeme prvni lod', kez Cecho
Slovaci v Baltimore pTispejl svou
hrivnou ku uskutecn6ni odvekeho
snu Slovanskeho. kez vlaika "Sla-
vie'' brzy zazari mad lod 'stvem Slo-
vanskym.
TAX jako Samostatnost Cesko.Slo-
venska zdala Sc pred casem snem,
pTece sc uskutecnila 1silovnou
praci. tax "a ideou Slovanskeho
lod stva ST oil muzi. kteri svou ener-
gil praci jsou hotovi "a pomoci
Vas vsech vybudovati obchodni
Lod stvo. ktere sc zarucilo, naro-
dunn Slovanskym hospodafskou neod
vislost. Zadame Vas. .neztotoznujte
mas 8 jinymi tTeba steinojmenymi
spolecnostmi. Vstup volny! Pfijd'-
te vsichni.
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MlStnl zprdvy.
z krajanSkVCh kruhI.

EdLGAs Q. IlJIld, Z. nous
odpol. pohfben byl ma Cedar Hill
hrbitova o. Karel Zeman, vojin.
jenz zivot svnj polozil We sluzbach
SpojenJch Statu We Francii Z. Tij-
IA 1918, kde stal sc obetf tehdy
tax krut6 Tadici influency. Mrtvo-
la verneho syna Ameriky privezena
byla ku zadosti rodiny zesnuleho
zpet do Curtis Bay. aby zde odpo-
civala po boku ostatnlch elen6 ro-
diny, z niz diva iebo bratri stall
sc t6z ob6ti inffuancy. PohTbu hr.
diny, ienz konan tyl domu smut
ku, 321 Cherry bl.ce dtastnil Sc
oddiI yojsHa. ably vzda posledni
6est svemu druhu. Pohfebni obTa-
| dy vykonal Rev. Frank Novak, Mad
rakgi zesnuieho jak dome tax ma
hrbitov6 promluvil p. Karel Snajdr
"a lozi 'Augustin Hefman" ,ieiimz
cIenem byval. Mad otevrenym ro-
VEN vypaleny byly oddilem vojak6
salvy Q rucnic vzdan posledni ap-
pei polnici.
Sc zesnulym Sc loucil otec.p. Ka-
rel Zeman, matka pi. Anna Zeman,
bratfi q sestry vedle cetnych pfatel
znamych. Pohreb vypraven fir
mou Cvach Syn.
" V pond6li zemfel p. Josef Mo-
yak, (. 2ll0 Jefferson ulice.ve sta
RI Al rokn. PohTeb zesnuleho ko.
nan byl domu smutku We ctvrtek
odpoledne ma Narodni hTbitov. Mad
rovem pfedcasn6 zesnuleho truchli
manzelka. pi. Terezie Novak. dive
ditky, otec. Jan Novak. bratr Frank
| Novak, stavitel, dv6 sestry a Tada
pT5tel a znamych.
- Ceskoslovenske zeny a muzi
ooZvani jsou do schdze tohoto pat.
lku Us. .fiina) konane vecer We
tskolni budov6 {. 13 Cesky Tecnik
vysv9tli jak den presidentskych
voleb Sc wolf a spolu iak mono
stati Sc americkym obcanen-. Vsi.
chni zvani.
= zeny Baltimorske, ne pomen-
te pfijiti nede!i, dne "a. Tijna ve
! 8 hod. odpoledne do Sokolovny ns
Gay Preston Str. Soc. Sekce zer
els. l. pofada tam pfednasku. PTi
jede recnice New York;, soudr
A. G Vankova a promluvi ma the
ma: "Volekni pravo Zen a jak ht
zeny mali pouziti." Pro zensk,
volebni pravo iste dlouho a t6zc'
bojovaly. Zvitezily jste. Dne
volebnl pravo mate. | musite 81
snaziti pouziti je tax jak toho cen;
ieho vyzaduje ably pfineslo uzitel
YAM vsemu Americkemu lidu
Pfijd'te proto vsechny ma pfednas
ku a pTiyed' te sebou svole muze
zname. Vstup volny. Anglick
oromIuvi sic. Sarah Borinsky.
Mildred Rankin, organisatorka OF
"Amalgamated Clothing Worker
of America.
, - Cesky Americky Stav. Spole
odb5val minuly tyden svou 2l. w
rocnf schdzi nodilnikd We svyc
mlstnostech. 2022 Ashland Ave
Jak 2 vyrocnf firancni zpravy. kite