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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
CLAY CITY KY. THURSDAY. JUNE l5 1922


Everett Fraley has secured a
cement tile machine and will
manufacture and sell to the far.
mers first class cement tile in
the necessary sizes. Cement tile
is a much better drain tile than
clay since it is porous and cannot
be stopped up so easily. Clay
tile In the course of years rots
underground; cement tile gets
better from year to year. While
much better product, Mr.. Fra
ley will offer his stock at a saw
ing to the farmer in price. This
being home industry, no farmer
should think of going out of the
county to get tile, and there are
thousands of feet of it needed
around Clay City and in Powell
county.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Circuit Court Convenes

Judge d. w. Gardner, Magof-
fin county, will convene our Cir
cult Court at Stanton Monday in
the absence of Judge Shackel.
ford who is taking a vacation in
Europe. The Grand Jury at the
March term of court made an
unusual number of indictments
which will give Commonwealth IS
Attorney Baxter and County At.
torney Stewart a busy weeks
work. Here's hoping the boys
all get full justice.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

General crop conditions in Ken
tucky are shown to be 11.6 per
cent above the 10.year average,
in the June crop report for this
State issued by the United States
Bureau of Markets and Crop Es-
Inmates In cooperation with
the State Commissioner of Agri-
culture. The condition of crops
in Kentucky June 1st indicated
the production of approximately
S,644, 900 bus. of wheat; $780,
600 bus. of oats; 10000 bus. of
barley 239, 900 bus. ofrye; ,e22,-
600 tons of hay; 3,943, 900 bus. of
apples, and 100000 bus. of
peaches. Compared with 1921
this would be an increase of O.
3O4, 600 bus. of wheat; 9S3,0OC
bus. of oats; $4,000 bus. of bar.
ley; $4,000 bus. of rye; 95,0O5
tons of hays; 3,307, 900 bus. of
apples; and 1922, 900 bus. Of
peaches. Actual yields may turn
out less or more than these esti-
mates, depending on whether
conditions ore particularly favor
able or unfavorable between now
and the time when these crops
are harvested or gathered.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Clay City Sales Day

Saturday, June II will be Clay
City's conrt day. There will be
a sale of live stock here on that
day household goods will be sold
at auction, automobiles will be
on sale and other articles of need.
Come and see, buy and sell, and
help to enlarge our market. There
will be no Jews here to bother
this time, we learn.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Moonshining
BY j. w. Day.

Boys leave off your moonshine
Remember what Pve said
| guess they are needing meal at home
To make the children bread.
Take job at any price,
Cheer up and be like men,
For the second time they get you,
They will put you in the pen.
Be honest, boys, and upright,
Its the best road you can go.
For when Uncle Sam gets after you,
You won't have any show.
Ii you disobey the law,
He'll catch up with you soon,
And when you get in prison,
You've played your last old tune.
You'll be locked up in prison,
No one to go your bail.
Sad and hungry you will be
In dark and filthy Jail.
Your comrades then won't know you,
They sure will pass you by;
They say you are IA jailbird.
They will not hear your cry.
Whiskey is an evil
So bad no tongue can tell
And if you tamper with the stuff
Ii will lead your soul to hell.
write this from experience
Now boys don't try it twice
For when you get arrested
You sure will pay the price.
Life's too short to violate
The laws of God and man
Crime will make you tell u lie
But the truth will always stand.
Live life of honor,
A life that has no fear,
Then you will not be alarmed
If a stranger does appear.
The Government has decided
To put the liquor down.
They capture all the whiskey stills,
The sinners will be found.
Now boys, IL you have helped to make
This strong and iellish drink.
II you keep this business up
In sin you'll deeper sink.
Its true you may escape the law
And go from time to time,
But justice will overtake you
II you keep on doing crime.
II you have clear conscience
You won't have any fear.
And you'll be tried in heaven
II you beat your cases here.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
They Have ii in Breathitt Too

An expert representing a
chemical syndicate of Covington,
KY, has been in the county this
week making tests of oil produc'
ing shales and pronounces the
shale around Jackson and Quick.
sand among the richest found in
the State. jackson Times.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Owen Patrick Meets Death

owen Patrick, aged n years,
was knocked from a box car by
the impact of cars humping to-
gether at ten O'clock Sunday
morning at Ravenna. A heavily
loaded coal car passed over him
cutting off leg at the thigh. He
was rushed to Richmond hospital
where the limb was taken off. He
stood tn, operation well and was
getting along nicely for a few
hours after. AT nine o'clock his
heart failed and he expired.
Owen was fully conscious, even
I'm mediately after the accident,
and requested that his wife and
parents not be informed too sud
denly of the seriousness of the
accident, and they were not i'm
mediately apprised Of his dan
gerous condition. When his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Pat.
rick, arrived at Richmond by au.
tomobile, they found that he had
already passed over, but had left
dying testimony of "All is
we'll"
The remains were brought to
his home at Irvine and held over
Monday night. Burial at Jack.
sons Chapel Tuesday afternoon,
with funeral services by the Rev.
l.. A. Fryman, of Irvine, and Pas
tor j. X. Nelson. Judge Hugh
Riddell, of Irvine, also made some
very fitting remarks upon the life
and character of the young man,
who had in associate church work
at Irvine recently impressed the
Judge with most determined
effort to lead worthy Christian
life. Mr.. Patrick was member
of the Methodist church for SIX.
teen years. He possessed most
pleasant disposition, standing
ever ready to do what came be-
fore him to make life happier
for others.
His esteem and friendship could
have been no better proven than
by the large crowd attending the
funeral. He was married in 1912
at the early age of eighteen to-
Miss Mary Tuttle. To this union
five children were born, four of
them now survive with their
young.mother.
Mr.. Patrick is a nephew of the
editor Of the Times, and had Of
ten visited Clay City, where he
was we'll known.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Danger Period Passed

Asa Nlblack who was exposed
to hydrophobia several days ago,
while doctoring a COW, has possl-
bly, passed the danger period. DIR.
Martin has given him the neces-
sary 2l injections, which is sup.
posed to prevent an outbreak.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
"Pap" Smith

Friday morning Franklin S NTH
came TO town early to tell of his
fortune ir the person of a little
tiny Miss who arrived at his home
Thursday evening, June Sth, to
brighten and gladden. his hearth b
and home.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Personal Paragraphs

Miss Grace Martin is attending
a house party near Paris.
Tunis Robbins, of Hazard, was
home Saturday and Sunday.
George s. Ware was in Oincin.
natl Monday on business.
j. g. Easter, of Fleming, was
here Monday visiting old friends.
Master Luther Patrick, of Har.
gett, was the guest of relatives
here Friday night.
Mrs. V. T. Chapman and chill.
dren are visiting relatives at
Torrent this week.
Mrs. Laura Hall, of Lexington,
is visiting Mrs. Catherine Derrick
son for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wireman
spent Thursday and Friday in
Winchester and Lexington.
"Uncle" Rube Townsend, of
Pilot, came down Friday for a
visit to his sons, Sidney and
Weed Townsend.
Mrs. w. L. Payne returned
Tuesday after a few days stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
lin Smith.
Mrs. Pearl Brawner Joined a
party of friends at Lexington
Sunday, from whence they spent
a delightful day in Cincinnati.
Erna Tyra, Of Campton, was
here Friday on business and to
visit the home of his father-in-
law, the Rev. Sherman Robbins.
Miss Hattie Newell, of CiAcin-
natl, came over on the Sunday ex.
cursion and spent the day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z.
Newell.
Mrs, Joe King recently had a
letter from her son, Everett King,
stating he had married his nurse
who attended him while in the
hospital.
Mrs. L. Holmes and baby spent
from Saturday until Monday at
Torrent. America Barnett spent
from Monday till Wednesday with
Mrs. Holmes.
I. q, White and sons, Gilbert
and Bev, motored to Versailles
where they visited the
family of the formers deceased
brother, Beverly White.
Miss Sarah Phshawhon, Messrs.
Frank Wright and Clyde Bush, of
Bourbon county, came up Satur-
day to get Miss Grace Martin to
attend Miss Virginia Poe's house
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben +. McKin.
ney, of Fayette county, came up
Tuesday and went from here TO
Jackson's Chapel to attend the
funeral of their nephew, Owen
Patrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Holmes and
children motored to Wilmore Sun.
day where they attended a birth.
day dinner in honor Mrs. Holmes
brother, of Cincinnati, at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ii. Conn.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

At the solicitation of the mem.
bership, Judge l.. f. Mann will
preach Sunday morning at Pow.
ellis Valley church. A full house
Is requested to be present.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Two New Fords

Joe Mountz and Joel Mountz
were in Cincinnati this week from
whence they drove two new Ford
touring cars. They were for de-
livery to James Smith and Wal
ter Smith, Of Upper Hardwick' 9
creek.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Automobile Accidents in Louisville

The first five months OF 1922
saw 26 deaths from automobile
accidents. in Louisville. This
rate means 62 for ~ months.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15
Clay City's New Postmaster

The appointment of ii. III.
Pherigo postmaster at Clay City,
will probably take effect July 1st
which will be the end of the
quarter.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

The big reputation Of Tanlac
has been made by dong what
other medicines failed TO do. G..
Shimfessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

There is not single portion of
the body that is not benefited
by the helpful action Of Tanlac.
q. Shimfessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

We believe in Tanlac and so
will you if you try it. @. Shin.
fessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-15

BE snre and attend the Court
Day Sales al Clay City Saturday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
BolSevici vtrhli do FinnSka.

Zprava Londynskym Times
tvrdi, ze bolsevicke vojsko pfeslo
hranice Soutjaervi vniklo ma u
zeml Finnske do dalky s kilometr1.
Boj pry zufi mezi 100 bolseviky a
Finnskou pohranicnf strait.
- Centralni vykonn5 vybor So
y9tske vlady odepfel sniziti armadu
0 polovinu. iak Leninem navrzena
bylo. V5bor jest toho nahledu, Il
"a pomern, kdy Evropa tax slime O.
zbrojena Jest. bylo by nerozumnym
aby Rusko samo armadu snizilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Konklaye kardinalI.

Kardinalove shromazdeni Rime
pocali s volbou noveho papeze vecer
2. dnora, kdy odebrali Sc do mist
nosti uzavfenych ku volbe. Vseo-
becn9 Sc ceka, ze konklave nepotfva
dlouho. Potravy dodano do mistno-
stf ma dobu 7 dn1 stacici pro $50 o.
sob. Vedle kardinaln mistno-
stech bude generalnf sekretaf kon-
klave, sakristln asistent, IL ku-
chaTek fadu Milesrdnych sester. 8
IekaTi, 5 lekarnik1. z ceremonaf1,
2 sbsratele volebnfch listk6, 9 klic-
nikd, / architekt. 3hasiti, nocni
hlidaci, tesaf. zednici, l kovar.
elektrotechnik 2 plumbafi, til ho-
lici 9 posluh1.
Kdo bude noyym papezem, je ov-
Sem dnes marnou hadankou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
DOPIS.
Omaha, dne 26. ledna 1922.

Omaha, dne 26. ledna 1922.
Ctena redakce Telegraph!
Nejprve Vam pTeji mnoho zdaru
Y tomto nastavajicfm roce a zaroven
zasilam tez mole predplatne. ably
iste mi toho poslicka Baltimore
nahodou nekde nenechali neb Sc
vzdy tesime ma pondelek co noveho
Sc dozvime toho mileho Baltimor-
skeho zatisi.
Zdejsi pomery isou dosii rozhara-
ne, ma mzde jiz davno utrhli. ale Iii
votnf potfeby jdou pomalu dol1 a
co neivice sc potFebuje. to jest sko-
ro stejne drahe jako chleba, vejce,
maslo. mleko a maso a k tomu zde
jiz v jatkach. kde vetsina delnfk6
pracuje, jiz 8 tydn1 nasledkem stav-
ky nepracuji tezko rfci kdy zacnou
pracovat. Dslnici Sc drzf zmuzile
a jet jim pranO cd vSech, by sve
pravo vyhrali neb cflem iejich jest
udrzeti unie a slusnost pracovnich
hodin. Doufame jeiich zdar.
Pocasi jsme meli dosti mirne az
pred t5dnem napadl snih a mrazy
az Is stuphd pod nnlou. Tez
jsme zde NELL milou navstevu Ba-
ltimore. moji meter. byvalou slecnu
Krejcoyou a jejfho manzela. Zdr-
zeli Sc tyden. by 81 prohledli tn nasi
metropoli Zapadu Jiste byli pie
kvapeni mad zdeisi stavbou u pfiro
vnani Baltimore, ale "a to name
zde dosti zdraveho vzduchu (nekdy
tez pofadneho vetru) slunce. Is.
ledna odjeli do Denver. Col jeiict
budouc1ho domova.
Koncim kraianskym pozdravem
na cely personal Telegraph a vsecky
ctenafe etenafky a zname Balti.
more. Zimmerman sc
| Mrs. F. w. Hodek,
l475 So. 10Th Str.
/ Omaha, Nebr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Prepadeny GernOchefn.

Anna P. Greenberg. 140 Jackson
Place, pfepadena byla pondeli We
Ger O Z. hodin9 ma Ann ulici cerno-
chem. Kfikem jejim zavolano byio
nekolk pfepadene ku pomoci.
Cernoch prchl.
Ma cest6 sve ku pfitelkyni pom
deli vecer prapadena byla patnacti-
leta Barbora Wolff. 2lO2 Eutaw
Place, cernochem, ktery vytrhl il
tasticku ruky utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Nova predloha O sflatcich.

Delegat Joseph z tfetfho distrik-
tn podal Annapolske zakonodarne
predlohu, die niz povoleni ku SHAT
ku mladik1m Cd 18 do 81 nemohlo
by byti dano bez svclenf rodic1.
divky mezi IA a 16 roxy smelly by
se vdati jenom Sc svolenlm rodicG a
soudu, cd 16 do 18 rok1 Sc svole.
MIN rodicn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Petice Baltimofani v kongresu.

Kampafl pro lehke pivo a vino a
zmirneni prohibicniho Volsteadova
zakonu nabyla move silly kongresu.
kdyz v5bor kongresni konal poradu 0
navrhu BaItimorskeho kongresnika.
Johna P. Hilla. ma ulozenl dane na.
lehka piva a vina ku zfskani penez,
jimiz vojakdm bonus vyplacen by
byti mohl.
Kongresnfk Hill sou3ruh jeho
Brennan Michigan pfimlouvali Sc
"a jednanf toto. Clenove vyboru
naslouchajice d1vod6m iejich, jevi.
Ii techto znacny zajem. Oba
kongresnici tvrdili. re drasticky
prohibicni zakon prispiva ku nevaz-
nosti zakona, Re nem1ze bSti pine
vymahan. Re verejne mfneni jest v
mnohych mistech proti remu q ze
zakon lehkem pivu a vinu byl by
nejlepsf cesiou nemile situace.
Mezi davody temito kongresnlk
Hill cetl resoluci. iez pfijata byla
obema odbory mestske rady TAX jak
podana byla temto nasfm ceskym
radnin, A. Kleckou. kongresnik
Brennan ukazoval ma pravo kongre-
su stanoviti procento alkoholu ma
pojich Cd 2.75 do 6 procent. Do
dal, ze Michigenskg senat jest proti
navratu saloon6 a silnych koralek.
| Brennan ukazoval dale, ze kdyby
drasticky prohibicni zakon zmlrnen
| byl. Re 6cta ku zakonu bude zvyse-
ma a pofadek re zavladne. Ma o.
tazku kongresnlka Hawley Orego-
nu. .zdali 2.75 procentn1 pivo jest o
pojnJm, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, re jim
clov6k opiti Sc nemnze nepije-li
toto celou noe a Re zalHdek normal
niho clov6ka by nesnesl tn spoustu
ktera by do neho Malta byti muse
la, ably normalni clovek jim Sc opil
Kongrasnfk Hill udal. ze residue.
obou NESTS kych rad pfijata byla u
souhlasu pTednich bankeT1 OBJ
chodnikG m9sta Baltimore. ktef
Iprostfednictvim jeho podavaji pc
| tici o dovoIeni lehkeho. piva a vim;
kongresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Starry zakon v platn0Sti.

Zastaraly zakon misi zvonek
ma koni sanich zaprazenem. stal
se osudn5m Totasovi Saffranovi,
828 CRANKY ulice. ktery pokutovan
byl ma vychodnf stanici So 80 protn,
ze jel ma sankach tazen3ch kenem,
ktery nebyl opatfen zvonkem. SAT-
fran zatcen byl straznikem pro tyra.
nj kene. nimz uvazl We sn6hove
zaveji. Ia pTestupek tento zaplatil
$40 q 1traty. Druhou pokutu pla.
til ia to ze nemel povoleni ma sanky
a tTeti. ze konik nemel zvonek
Celkem zaplatil $21. 35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Hleda Sc krajan FrantiSek TOman

Krajan Frantisek Toman, ienz
pred valkou bydlel els. 812 N.
Calverton ST., Baltimore. Maryland,
je hledan. Kdo znal by jeho ny.
n6jsi adresu. necht' il laskave zasle
ma adresu Czechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Service, 119 West 4lst Street. New
York City, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
zdrayotni STAY zlepSen.

Zdravotni stav We statu Marylan-
du rozhodn9 byl lepsim lednu nez-
Ii v temze mesici pred rokem. Ia
palu Pile bylo 33 pfipadd meme a
influenzy 48 pfipadn meme. / v
jin5ch nemocech ma mnoze byl dby-
TEX.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Movies bohatn0n.

Narodni divadlo Praze vykazu-
ie "a letosni rok deficit 1000, 900
Kc, Narodni divadlo Brne 4.000.-
900. Bratislavsk6 1000. 900 Kc.
Rovn9z vinohradske msstske diva
do ma znacny schodek. Biografy
yssmSs vylazuji velke risky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
CESKE VEREJNOS'TI!

Ia pTicinou vzdani se obchodu ma
bizime svym krajan1m krajankam
vsechny zasoby naseho zbozi "a ku.
PM cenu. Zbozi toto jest prvotfid-
nj a naskyta Sc Yam dobra prilezi-
tost nakoupiti zlate sperky. .stflbrne
zbozi, hodiny a hodinky "a velmi
LEVINE ceny.
SVEJDA BRATRf.
cesti zlatnici a hodinafi
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE
roh CASTLE ULICE
Neistarsi zlatnicky zavod v Severe.
vychodni casti Baltimore.
Zalozeno reku 1906.
Nepfehlednete tuto vyhodnou
nabidku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Pri Gisteni stTechy spadl.

Phi cist6ni stfechy "Red C Oil''
spoleenosti ma Key Highway, ode
snehu. delnik Lawrence Balder
spadl otvorem stfechy do vnitf bu-
dovy poranil Sc tax. ze poraneni
podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Dina ShOfela.

Zatim CO til hasicske oddly pro-
hazovaly snih, aby mohly Sc dostati
ku pozarem zachvacene dime Betle-
hem ocelafske spolecnosti We Spar-
rows Point. vzmohl se pozar tax, ze
znieena byla budova dilny. Skoda
obnasi ma $50 600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Process S kOmuniSty.

V B6lehradn byl zahhajen process
s 33 komunisty, nichz Sc pravl, ze
chystali atentat ma nynejsiho krale
Alexandra. z procesovanych ctyfi
jsou poslanci sedm nalezi lfed-
nictvu. HlaVni 1kladnici jsou vsak
Boslaci Cernohorci. Atentat byl
chystan. kdyz Alexander byl jest6
pouhym regentem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Syn zastreliI otee.

Charles Koehler zastfelen byl
svym dvacetiletym synem garazi,
kterou postavil nakladem 500. 600
ma Whitelock ulici. Syn po zastfe-
leni otce prchl. Chycen byl stat
mimi strazniky We Winton hotelu
ma rohu Charles Mount Royal
avenue.
Podle informacl syn vessel do u
fadovny sveho otce tam jei sire
| iii. Pravi Sc, ze slime pred skufkem
pill, Ma otce vystfelil 6 ran. jed
nou mich ctci prostrelena byla
hlava. Ma 1tsk Sc dal snerem ku
Lake Drive Druid Hill parku.
IDA Sc. ze pfipraven5 mel automo-
bill. Koehler 20 mnoha leta yedl
obchod severo.vychodni casti me-
sta Posledni rok vystavil jednu 2
neilepsich garazi meste.
Ctrnact automobile znieeno
Ohnem.
| Pozarem, jenz vypukl nedel
rano garazi Peerless Auto
Il2-l4 N. Greene ulice, znicent
bylo ctrnact automobile tam scho
yanFch. Mattel garaze, James A
: Jones. popalen byl vybuchem gaso
litnu jsdnom o automobiI6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Uyeznen ma Floride.

Prodavac plan firmy Charles M.
Stieff. Lawrence b. Emge, zatcen
byl v Jacksonville ma Floride. kan
prchl zpronev9fiv firm9 $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Pres til millony dolarI ma
telefOny.

Ma zlepsenf a rozsifeni telegraf-
Mich siti Marylaniu, hlavne v
Baltimore. vynalozi letosn1m rokem
telefonni spolecnost' $3.113.000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
Podlehl zraneni.

George w. Pencost. jenz poranen
byl automobilem ma Edmundson a.
venue, podlehl zran9ni nemocni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-02-03
MiStnl zprayy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhI.


lodi 'Aquitania' p. Ladislav Kra.
81, jenz manzelkou svoii stravil
navstevou nekolik mesfc6 Choir
vatsku.
= We stfedu 2. hodine odpoled-
nj pohrben byl ma Cedar Hill hfbito.
We " Curtis Bay, hrdina valecny,
Josef Sporka, jenz zivot sv1j polo
81 v beji "a demokracii sveta We
Francii, kde bojoval americke ar
made. zivot svnj polozii We vybu-
chu vlaku ma bojisti. Usmrcen
byl 26. fijna r 1918. Mrtvola jeho
pFivezena byla Q Francie v patek ku
zadosti sester isho. jez provdany
isou Curtis Bay. Pohfeb "a 1ca.
sti oddilu Americkeho voiska konan
byl domu sestry ,pf. Marie Lukes.
{. 200 Cherry ulice. Mad rakvl
vedle hojnych pfatel stAly bolem sti-
zene sestry: Marie Lukes, Julie
Soustek Josefa Blahout. Otec ze-
sauleho zije Cechach v Myslive
Planice ma Plzefisku. Nosiei rakve
byli Tadovi volaci. kteTi mad otevre.
n5m rovem vypalili til salVy. Ia
hlaholu vojenske polnice pohreb hr-
diny skoneen. Pohrebni obfady W.
konal Rev. Frank Novak.
Pohfeb obstarala firma Cvacb a
Syn.
- Statni Rada Katol Delnika
statu Maryland ku ktere prinalezi
spolky: ssv. Petra a Payla {. 20 K.
D.. Myslivci sv- Jifi {. 81 K D. a
sg. Klementa NJ Hofbauera {. ll3
K. D.. odbgvali spolecne pratelskou
zabavu minule pondeh veeer dne
80 edna atolics6 sudoye ma
Madison Usaac! ku Ntere 10 dosts.,y;:
clenove g rodinami uvedenych
spolkG kde pTi vesele hudbe pfltom-
nj Sc bavili Sc az do dvanacte hodi
ny noci. Zabavnl vybor sc posta-
raj veskere obcerstveni a chutne
zakusky "a CO 81 zaslouzi plneho W.
mani obecenstva.
= Maskarni Piles Sokolovne od'
b5vany minule pondel1, 80. ledna,s
vydaTil mad ocekavani dobTe, kdyi
se uvazf Re pocasf nebylo prave moe
lakaVe. Pies tento Dofadal Klut
Mladeze "Zar" ktery Sc vzdy tes
velke oblib6 neb zabavnl vybor 81
postaral veskere obcerstveDi pr
obecenstvo. Zabava pTi hudbe p
F. Elsnice potrvala az pozde do no
ci.
- Divadlo Dram. Pew. Sboru s :
Cecillie, ,ktere melo Sc hrat minulo
nedeli osadn1 s1ni sv. Vaclavsk
bylo nasledkem nepT1zniveho pocas
odlozeno bude Sc odehravat pflst
pondeli. dne 6. 1nora. Hrati 6
bude "zabec veselohra We tree
iednanfch. Obecenstvo ktefi ma
vstupenky koupene plati ma ponde
lex. OGekava Sc re obecenstvo Sc
plnem poctu dosta,1 neb hra tai
jest po prye sehrana zda Amer
ce
Predloze o meStSke representa-
ChybelO pet hlaSG
Pfedloze o zvyseni poctu deleg;
t6 a senator6 do zakonodarny
m9sto Baltimore. chybelo We stree
pfi odhadovani pet HAST demokr
tick5ch delegat1. Pro pfiietl pr
dlohy nutno jest domu zastup
81 hlasn. Demokraticka stran
jiz ma pTiietf predlohy mnoho zal
Ii. jest jista SO hlasy. Doufa,
jakmile hlasovanf domu nastan
ze potfebn5 pocet sehnan bude.
v senatu pfedloha pfijata byla.
VetSinOu rOdiIi Americana.
Vice nezli til cvrtiny obyvatelst
statu Marylandu jest narozena v
merice, jak census dokazuje.
Marylandu Jest l.107. 29O naro'
nych Marylandu. Jenom lO3. !
narozeno bylo v cizine. Celke
pocet obyvatelstva obnasi l.44
661. 2 iinych stat1 zastoupeni
Marylandu nejvice je Tozenych
Virginie, pax Pennsylvania. w
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