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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-27

Ia CRECA: Ell nnejof restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advxs!
NH ICYr PARA PLANO
NA0ASA<><A Recibimos semanal-
mente los tltimos ''hits'' de New York.
Tambien un gran surtido de couplsts
Y mdsica espeaola en- general. Lca Mu-
chacbos, San Juan, Pto. Rico. s-4
DATDONIEC PARA La
4 A4NOANEa.s BoREs. Cua-
dernos con .diseHos 9 instrucciones pa-
ra' hacer todag clase de labores. cada
cuaderno para. una labor distinta. A
pedir, indiqus 81 10 desea para crochet,
bordado, etc. Los Mnchachos, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. 81
DE 1000 A 1900 PALMITAS DE COCO,
propias va, para ser trasplantadas Sc
venden tomadas en- ell pueblo del Rim
con. Para informes: Baldomero Rosa
do, Mayagiiez. SIS
SENoR CONSTRUCTORS: venga a yer
un lote de TEXAS Revestidas de Piedra
Roja que deseamos hquidar. Casa Vi
llamiI. Marina. San Juan 3--lg
-
Sc vENDE PoR MENos DE sU Va.
LoR ACTUAL nagnifca propiedad,
santurce, parada 4s liz, sitio centrico.
cerca 'tParque" con 1900 metros cua-
drados solar y. casa MADEIRA buen es-
tado.- Sc DEJA PARTE DINERO
EN- HIPoTEcA.- Informes: Otero
Commission Agency, telefono 947, Box
436 San Juan SIS
Sc ALQUILAN en- casa Gale del Cr1s-
to NO. :6 varias haBitaciones para hon.
bres solos y dos ofcinas de puefta dc
Gale muy apropiadas para conaisionis-
tas. Informaran en- la Joyeria Bourss,
San Juan, P. 4 r
Sc, ALQUILAN sala y habitacion, con
balloon la calle; freseas y ventiladas.
Luna 81, altos. @ tr +.
LA GRECA: eI mejoF restaurant
de San Juan. Tetu4n, 21.-Advt.
Ell "ARooDoLo en- una prspaFacion
excelente para reconstituir eli organ1s.
mo gsstado. Tiene aceite de Bacalao
con Extracto de Malta. Pfdalo en- su Far
macta. So
Sc vENDE un solar de IL liz metros
de frente por SO 1l2 metros de fonds
situado en- La Gale McLsary. su precio
es de 1925 el metro. Para 1nformes
llams al telefono 46s, San Juan. 2-2e
INSTRUCTION. CoMERCIAL Ensena
mos Taquigrafia, mecanograffa, conta-
bilidad, correspondencia conercial, ART
m6tica niercantil, caligrafia y economic
politia. Aceptamos en- cualquier fecna
graduados de octave grado. CoLEo1O
PERCY, Ponce, p. r. So
FUNDAS DE papel tamafio corriente
para sombreros. Impresas sin impri-
mir. Precios especiales. Import Co. BOX
1246. San Juan, n,,P r. $50
LA MARQUEsTTA para teIss as IAN
tasia, adornos para trases, driIes, IN
gIsses artfcnlos do Ultima Novedad
para damas ne hay otra. visftsnoss y
Sc convencer&. So
Sc vENDE una cr1anza de conejos
americancs en- plens production. Un ca
bro legitimo americana Touuemberd, ds
dos amos. Para informes dirijase al !
Box 141, Ponce 2-2g
ARRIENDo fnca en- caguas; vendo
alquilo casa en- Rio Piedras, sin inter-
venci6n de. corredores. Dirijass al due
no: santurcc, 26s carretera, stop 20.
Telefono $40 verde. $50
Sc vENDE ARRIENDA: Finca de
66 cuerdas en- La Carretera cefca dc
Vega Alta. Propia para cana, frutas,
ganado, aqua abundante, 1000 palrass
jovenes Box'24, San Juan, p r "a
CAJAs DE CARTON para traJes; I'M
presas y sin. ifnpriniir. Precios especia-
les Import Co. Apartado 1916, San
Juan, p. r. 3-2O
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
MAGISTRATE IS.
ACCUSED IN
ATTACK
Justice of Peace Claims Hotel
Was Wrecked Before He
Got There.

CLEMENTON. N. j., March 49,
Justice of the Peace George B.
Wright, recorder of Clementon town
ship and a Republican leader, who
was taken before Justice of the
Peace Charles Heath at Berlin and
held in his own recognizance for a
further hearing on the charge of
leading a crowd which wrecked
the Tansboro Hotel Tuesday even.
ing last, admitted that he was at
TansborO on Tuesday night.
He said when he returned home
that night he learned that a mum.
Der of Tansboro men had visited
Clementon to do up some of his
friends, and about twenty five men
from Clementon had followed them
back to Tansboro. Getting into his
automobe he hurried to Tansboro.
only to learn that the hotel had
been wrecked and the crowd had
departed.
1.-THE charge against me is a
trumped one" he said. ''Before I
am through there will be many
other arrests"
George Leopold, one of the men
beaten up at Tansboro, is a plumber,
tn squid said, and not a gangster.
Leopold was also held under bail on
a charge of assault and battery
on Carol Brown, of Tansboro.
Wright and Leopold will have a
hearing before Squire Boardman
at Elm tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
SCENERY MOVED
TO CITY FOR
TOURISTS
Town Brings mountains to
Mahomet" for Scenic
Effects.
By International News Service.

PORTERVILLE, March 13.-The
well-known saying Of Mahomet, the
philosopher, to the effect that "if
you can't bring the mountain to
you, you can go to the mountain"
has been completely reversed by
the park commission of this city.
And the park commissioners have
done this by actually bringing some
of the scenic wonders Of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains lying to the east
of this city down to the city and
placing it in the Municipal Auto
Park for the special benefit of the
hundreds Of motor tourists who
pass this way annually, many Of
whom do not take time for an
excursion into the beautiful noun.
tain country nearby.
In a grove Of giant seuuoia or
redwood trees located about 80 miles
east Of here in the mountains is
tree that bears the name of
old Methuselah," and said to he
the second largest redwood tree
In existence. It's circumference Mt
the base is 107 feet and it's height
is 275 feet. A duplication of the
base Of this monster tree in the
form OF a stump house" has peen
erected in Porterville's Municinal
Auto Park, to serve as its head.
quarters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
BOY, ~, LEADS BANDITS
WHO GOT $4,000 LOOT
BY JAMES ii. MacLAFFERTY.

CHICAGO, March 10. Eugene
l<ukla. twelve. was caught in his
twenty.fifth burglary. A flivver
squad Of police took him and his
two fourten-year-old acomplices SO
completely by surprise that the
boys didn't have time to draw the
guns they carried.
All right" said Eugene, handing
over .44-caliber revolver that look.
ed like a cannon, and a razor
edged stiletto q foot long. you've
got u.s."
The other youngsters each carried
a pistol strapped to one leg and a
stiletto on the other.
Eugene, leader Of the gang Of boy
bandits by virtue Of a precocious
talent for robbery. admitted he and
his pals had stolen upward Of $26,.
600 in clothes. jewelry and money in
the last two months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13

use Resinol Get a cake Of
Resinol Soap and a jar Of
Resinol Ointment at your
druggists. Every night before
retiring, work up on the face,
with warm water, a thick,
creamylather of r esinolSoap.
Then rinse of, and splash on
a dash of clear, cold water to
close the pores. Then, with.
special irritations, blemishes
or rashes apply a touch of
ResinolO inunenta ndsmooth
it in very gently with the
fingers. In the morning wash
off again with Resinol Soap.
Within week you will begin to
notice the difference in your skin
"a finer, softer tsxture-a ruddier
glow-a clearing Of the ugly little
blemishes.
Re'i'Ol Ointment also for more
serious skin affections
Not only Is Resinol Ointment
used everywhere for clearing away
minor skin blemishes - but its
soothing, healing properties have
for years been successful In reliev-
ing more stubborn skin affections.
RaShes and eczema-often itching,
unpleasant and embarrassing
in many cases vanish in few days.
Evenalightappli-
cation sinks deep
into the pores, A...
attacks the root ,MF I0M
of the disorder, <6HNN n
and starts the NININlN I'll \
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13


man MGcLGfferty of California
SOhO 1OGs q commercial salesman
says he does. He 0ives his views
about 1t.
BY JAMES III. MacLAFFERTY,
Congressman from California.
Written for Cosmopolitan News Service
Every member of Congress must
have proven himself a salesman
If he had not, he could not have
become a member of Congress.
Before he could become a mem
Der, he had to sell the idea of his
fitness to at least somewhat near a
quarter Of a million people, and in
many cases, in the neighborhood
Of half q million.
In doing this stunt, he had also
to convince all these peS9le that
his qualifications were superior to
those Of someone else. In other
words, most members of Congress
had opposition, and more likely
than not the opposition was
aggressive and alert.
II you sat some fine day in the
gallery Of the House Of Representa-.
tives at Washington when there
was a full attendance of the mem
bers you would see about ABS Con.
gressmen seated below you.
Must Prove IL Again.
If you had the chance to ask
each Of them as to his business
probably not one Of them would
tell you that he Is a salesman, and
yet, that is exactly what they are.
Incidentally, every one Of them
has got to prove it again this year
and there is not one of them that is
not thinking more or less about
his SELLING talk" right now.
Some of these are old statesmen
They have been in Congress a long
time. Uncle Joe Cannon. who re.
tired at the end of the Sixty seventh
Congress, had been a Congressman
II remember correctly, for fifty,
six years. He told me once that
during that time he had two en-.
forced vacations" In other words
there had been two occasions when
his selling talk had not been right
Selling" All the Time.
Like any other salesman, the Con.
gresham is making his selling talk
all the time. He is every day con.
tributing to his next election or 70
his coming lefeat.
Every so often he has to stand
out in the open and go on record, by
his vote, on some important meas
ure about which the country is more
or less stirred up. Just now these
questions, in number, are plenty.
In order to remain a Congress.
man one must sustain his ability
as salesman, and in order to be
an able Congressman and a leader
among his colleagues he must be a
real salesman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
HOLDS EARTH 9 BILLION
YEARS OLDER THAN LIFE

NEW YORK, March 13.-In the
first number Of new religious jour.
nal at Princeton University, the
Real Issue, which appeared a lead.
ing article by Henry Norris Russell,
professor Of astronomy, estimates
the age of the earth as about lO,-
600 ,00O,O0 years, adding that life
may have existed on it more than
1000. 000,0O years.
1t Is the completely, rather than
the vastness Of the universe, how.
ever. the writer asserts, which
points conclusively to an intelligence
or power which I'VE may well term
personal"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
MAY KEEP STOLEN GAR
IF he RETURNS MUSIC

PITTSBURGH, March 13.-An
automobile purchased and valuable
music, including the manuscrinl of
new composition which the com.
poser was to have played at an
organ recital at Harrisburg last
night, were stolen from Harvey b.
Gaul, organist at Calvary Episcopal
Church.
If the thief will only return the
music wen forget about the ma
chine" said Gaul. Besides my
own composition, of which / have
no copy, there were several impor-
tons recently obtained from Russia
and France, which will take some
time to replace"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13

nalightappli-
cation sinks deep
into the pores,
attacks the root
of the disorder,
and starts the
skin again acting
normally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
BALKAN REFUGEES LEARN
''STAR SPANCLED BANNER"

SOFIA, March 13.-Russian and
Bulgarian refugee students at tho
American Red Cross Industrial
school here are being taught to
sing The Star-Spangled Banner"
At a concert organized by Harvey
Smith. director of the school. the
American national anthem was given
prominence in a program of folk.
songs and dances. The students
mostly children from exiled Russian
families, Joined Justify.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
FIUME, ITALIAN CITY, NO
LONGER "A DIVORCE MECCA

ROME. March 10. - Italy's last
haven for married folks seeking a
divorce has closed.
Fiume long was the Reno" for
italians. With the annexation of
the city by Italy divorce was for.
hidden.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
SOLD ~ DODGE URoTHEAS DEALERs svERYwHERg

W7OMEN with COM
w plexions that seemed
permanently clouded, too
sensitive, or coarSe-textured,
have almost overnight at
tanned a clear, clean skin.
Women with a continual
succession Of blackheads and
blemishes, have found that
this simple method Of daily
care, based simply on theidea
oE keeping the skin function
ing normally, would clear
away the most serious skin
disorders, often within a few
days or a week.
Yet there Is no mystery
about it. 1t all started thirty
years ago with a simple for
Inula developed by a we'll
known physician.
n piaciple Of daily care based
on tie idea Of keeping the
Gi" 1"et;onirg normally
At first the knowledge of
Resinol Soap and Resinol
Ointment, originally devel-
oped by a well>known ply
stefan in his practice, was con-
fined to the medical profes>
sion alone. Today, from that
early prescription, these two
have como into nationwide
use by thousands Of women.
If JOs.v skin 10 not all you
vant it to be, begin TO-DAY to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
SELL" SELVES
FOR SEATS IN
CONGRESS
Every Member Must Be Expert
to Win Constituents Votes,
McLafferty Writes.

Does a Congressman haze to sell
himself to his constituents IN order
to get and hold his job3 Congress-
man MGcLGfferty of California,
1Oh0 pOGs a commercial salesman,
says he does. He Oives his vieaUs
about 1t.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
$3.50 to $3.50 Dresses-Satins, TWILL
Georgette and Roshanara Crepe

Styles include tiers circular and cascade drapes and
rap frocks variously embeished with self
I'd contrast color embroderies and headings. smart
parable assortment of becoming styles!
Evening star., 1924-01-01
$500 and $65.OO Fur-Trimmed

The stunning mixture checks and diagonas that
remind of spring, with warm opossum and
coon fur collars to guard against wintry winds.
Smart single and double breasted box Jackets and
wrapped skirts. Wide color choice gray, granite.
rust, blue, brown and camel shades.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
$4,000 to $500 Tailored Suits

Fine twiIIs, spienddIy tailored and finished In
very detail. Both very long and high length panel
ackets with three button closing; beted and n
,elted styles. Practical weight and style for year
lround wear Navy blue black.
Evening star., 1924-01-01

Smart sport styles In plaid
ed or plain camei's hair, nov
city worsted stripes and piaids ID -
or velour checks; dressier IN
skirts of novelty striped wool ~
crepe; box pIeated, side pIeat-
ed and wrap around styles. Choice of
gray, tan, camel color, navy blue,
black and combinations.
Evening star., 1924-12-07

~ to 3 ounce smooth tan or }
cordovan cowhide cases, with
sewed-on leather hinge. 24-nch
size.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
Dohoda S WaShingtonem podepsa
ma preSidentem.

Dohoda Marylandu District of
Columbia podepsana byla We stfedu
presidentem Coolidgem. Podepsa-
MIN timto konec sc cini zvlastnim
licenslm. ktere Marylandstf Wash
ingtonsti museli miti. kdyz wilde.
Ii ma dzemf jednoho druheho.
Marylandsti pocftaii, Re We Wash
ingtonu bylo ma so. 600 autom ,bilo,
ktere k v6li zvlastni licensi nebyly
V Marylandu. Odstranenfm license
costa nyni otevfena a Maryland ri.
ska nejenom ma prodeji gasoIinu,
ale i jin7ch pfedmetn. Proti tomu
Maryland ztratf ma $500, 900, ktere
dostal cd Washingtonsk5ch ma
zvlaslnich licensich rocn9 "a to pasi
usetff ma $4,000 rocne, ktere pla-
till "a pravo jezditi do Washington
nu Ku roztfzce doslo pred lety,
kdyz Westinghouse. kteri hojne u
zivali silnic MarylandskSch, niefm
nechteli priapeti ma s'avbu a udrzo-
Vani silnic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
Predbezne oznameni zabay

- Velkolepy Vylet uspofada Sbor
Katolickych Sokol1 (. 3 K. j. S. We
etvrtek, /, kvetna Casters Park
ma Belair Road.
- Majovy Piles uspoFada Spolek
Kadetd sv. Aloise pond8li, s.
kvetna v Deluickem Dome ma Madi-
son Rose ulic.
bit!'
- Pfipravte Sc ma disadeln1 pred
staveni. ktere sahraje Ochotnick5
spolek Osady sv. Varlavske pFistf
pondeli, 28. duhna. Na7ev hry lest
"Zlaty Pavouk". Ochotnici slibuji
veselou zabavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
SpOlkovy veStnik.

= OzBamuje Sc clennm Stavitel-
skeho Spolku sv. Vaclava, ze sc bu.
de odbyyat vyroeni sch1ze pTisti
utery. dne 29. dubna We skolni hu.
dvoe sv. Vaclavske urcite v8 hodin
vecer. Roenf zprava a volba 6fed.
nik1 pro pr1sti rex jest ma progra-
mu.
Petr Pazourek, pfedseda.
josef W. Kyzour, tajemnik.
Frank G. Supik, pokladnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
TOpici r0ztiStena lebka.

Topici, Ottovi E. Bernardovj,
roztfistena byla lebka. kdYz pri jfz-
de vlaku tunelem pred Union nadra.
zim. vyhnnl Sc z lokomotivy. Jak
nestesti udati Sc mohlo. jest pred
metem vySetfovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
USmrCen ma StaniCf.

We Sparrows Point v pond6l1 pfi
posunovani zeleznienich vozn spadl
hrzdit, William Hunt. pod kola vo-
zu a ODE nohy mu rozdrcany. Kdy5
lekaTi odnimali mu rodrcene nohy.
zemFel. Star byl "a roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
SIoyenka v ObzalObe.

27leta Ella Radieova, Chicagu
byla pfedvedena soudci ma zalobp z
pokusu otravy. Misto jedovatiny
poslouz 10 pry RadicoVe. rozmelne-
ne sklo, ktere vsypala do mouky V
domacnOsti dra. |. Val Freedmana a
zavinila tax tezke onemocneni Is o.
sob, kdyz 81 ma hostinG lekarem W.
strojene pochutnavaly ma knedlf-
kach z teto mouky uvafen5ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
Smrt byvalehO legionafe vyse
tTOYdna.

~ J'olNHO lCS lUll0IC fySE-
trOVana.
V Chlcagu nemocnici zemTel
46lety krajan Vaclav Hrabak. bv.
d.lcl manzeDkol Annou hotell
Jana + Racka. Smrt ieho je pre-
Vazena takovymi okolnostmi. ze bu-
de zspotfebi inkvestu. aby Sc prava
pficina skonu zistila.
Hrabak We valce byl 22. plrku
Cal legie. V Cachach po valce sc
ozenil vratil &c do Ameriky. Hrs-
bakova pravi, ze p1dlehl nasledk6m
suroveho dtoku. ktery nan byl pod
niknut jednfm bohatym farmafem v
Plsek, N. Dak., nimz se Hrahak
dostal sc do sporu ohledne zadrzene
mzdy.
Hrabak PiskH v zine provozo-
val obuvnictvi lete pomahal far
martin. V zAff 1921 mlatil u led
noho velice zamozneho farmafe.
VzDiklo mezi mimi nedorczum5nf
ohledne SIG jez pry mel Hrabak de-
'tati. Farmaf mu tyto penize de-
platil. kdyz mu Hrabak hrozil SOU
dem, ale pri tom pry poznamenal.
ze iej to bude jednou mrzet. Ma
velikonocni svatky 1922 pry Hraba-
ka ztyral tax Demilosrdn9, ze atal se
cd te DOLBY iovalidou.
v Chicagu kan Sc odst9hoval aby
manzelka jeho tam praci nasla. zem-
Eel.
Muz a los koni nhorelo.
V ,pozaru, kter5m znieeny byly
atky Southern" spolecnosti
Richmondu. Va, zahynul Charles
Bernichi, uhofelo 165 koni mul.
Skoda odhaduje Sc na $500, 900.
Silena matka hodiIa til deti do
yOdy.
Strasliveho cinu dopOstiIa se v
nedeli, %. bTezna poledne v "a
chvatu silenstvi manzelka zeleznic-
ohio zfizence Nevala Hodonine.
Vzala sve tfideti We start cd e-l
2 let. zavedla je K rete MSS ave a ma
"Rubanicach'' u bSvale m6stske
elektrarDy hodila napred sve deti do
reky pax skociIa sama "a mimi.
Mladsi dve d6vcatka ihne6 utonula.
kdezto starsimu hochovi podafiIo se
udrzet sc mad vodou a volat DO
moe. Mimoidouci MATTEL drogerie
Fa1ta uslysel nAhodou volanf chap
covo, special ma pomoc a podarilo
Sc mu "a pfispeni jlnych ohcann
Nezvslovou a hocha zachraniti. Do
praveni byli ma policejni komisar-
stvf, kde pfivolany lekar zjistil u
Nezvslove propuknuvEi choromysI-
most a dal il dopraviti do 6stavu
choromyslnych v Kromefizi. Ute
pena devcatka vylovena jeste neby
la.
ZabiI zenu.
Stepan Hruciar. 35letS ronlik v
Hrustine. povazska zupa, byI ra
svoji zenu hruby casio il bill.
Dvakrate Cd neho 8 deckem utekIa
ke svemu bratrovi v sousedstvi by
dlicimu vzdy sc Ease vratila. Me-
davno utekla Cd muze po tfeti k
bratrovi. Hrucia1. vida svoje no.
spodafstvi "a zeniny nepritc mnosti
upadat, Sci il dne Is. bfezna 1924
Vyhledat vyzvat. ably se vratila.
Prave pritomni pfibuzni Sc vytrati-
Ii misrnosti, nechtejice b5ti sved-
ky domlouvani Sc obou manzel1.
Z6stalo jen mlade d9vce. Kdyz ze-
ma prohlasila, Re sc k Hrueiarovi ne
vrati, vfhl Sc Hrutiar ma nj, strhl y
nj Sat. zaklestil 81 il hlavu mezi no.
by vojenske bodlo il vrszil do zsd
osmkrat az 20 rukovet. Vsech osm
ran bylo smrtelnych. Hama byla ma
miste mrtva. Hruciar prchl, ale
byl cetnictyem Dol. Kobfne chy-
cen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
Muz a los koni uhorelo.

V ,pozaru, kter5m zniceny byly
latkv Southern" spolecnosti v
Richmondu. Va zahynul Charles
Bernichi, uhofelo 165 koni a mul.
Skoda odhaduje Sc na $500, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
MlStnl zprdyy.
Z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

j. Virgin sic. KateTina j. Muller
= We stTedu, 2S. dubna oddan
byli snoubenci: p. Frank Koregar
sc sic. Annou Sulcovou. dale p. jar
Span Sc sic. Marii Dolezalovou.
- Dne 19 dubna zemfela pf
Marie Loukots, manzelka Franks
Loukoty. (. GA N. Bradford ulce
Pohfeb zesnule konan byl 1tery
OdDoledne ma Narodnf hTbitov. Zes.
nula nalezela spolk1m: "Vytrva.
lost "Zlata Praha" a Sdruzeui
Baltimorskych Dam, iejichz dele
gatky z1castnily Sc pohrbu. V DO.
me smutku "a "Vytrvalnst" pro-
mluyiIa ri. Marie Smith a ma hfbi-
tov6 "a ''Zlatou Prshu" pi. EN-
Lapacek.
Dne 20. dubna zemrel p. Jan
Kocourek. {. 925 N. Washington
uljce, We staff "a rok1 ZesnulS jenz
nsrodil sc We Slsn5m Cechach, do
Ameriky pFijel pred II roxy. Po.
hTben byl We stredu r5no ma hfbito-
V6 Nejsv. Vykupitele Pohfebni
Obfady vykonal Rev. Oktavec "a
nechasa zde syny: Aloise. Gus ava,
Frantiska, Bedricha, Rudolfa a dee
ru MaIii Hocky. Manzelka Marie
pTedssla jej ma Se5nost' pred ro-
KEN.
Pohfby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach a Syn
- Batimorska Osadn sv Varlav-
ska byla poctena navst6vou New
Yorskych Ochotnik1 sv. CeciIie mi
nulou nedeli. kteTf vsak prijeli do
Baltimore ukazat nam svou drama
tickou vyspelost. Toto dostaVenic-
ko bylo ustanoveno na Velikonocni
nedeli, dne 20. dubna v Katolicke
sini na Collington Ave. Rozumf se
samo sebou, ze osadnici sc dostavili
pln6m poctu, neb jiz ten nazeV
hry "Vosi hnizdo" jaksi oznamoval
vesele pobaveni. Ktereho Sc take
vsem dostalo. Ochotnici New Yor-
sti zaslouzi sobe plneho uznaui, jak
hrou kterou provedli Eezvadn9 TAX
obetavostf svou kterou ukazali pra-
We pratelstvf nasi osade. Hudba ..
Jana V. KRspara pFispela tez ku
dovrSeni zabavy.
V pondeli pofadala sekce
Zen" els. L. prvni vajickovS plies
DeInickem Dome, ktery Sc vyda-
I'll velmi pekne NavSteva byla We
lice p6kna S6l byI ovesen dekora-
ci a Vajickami, coz ,,bylo velice laka-
We mnoho pan6 dam Sc to po
staralo, aby ami iedno neznstalo vi
seti. Vybor mel tetkou praci 8
tlmto. vsak malo kdo utekl, by ne
platil. Zabava trvaIa do /. hod
pri hudb4 soud. G. Maska. Slusl
podotknouti, ze tez byla pfitomna
pi. M. Stransky New Yorku q da-
rovala $5 ve prosp5ch Del. Domu a
pFala nam mnoho stestf daIsi pra-
ci "a coz il upTimne dekuieme i
vsem tenn, ktefi byli pfitomny.
- OsIavu prvniho male pcrada
Del. Vzd9l. Spolek "Pokrok' We
stredu. dne 30. duEna. v DeInickem
Dome. Program Sc sklAda ze zph-
va. basni. proslovu a Drama jed
nom jednani pod MAVEN "Bfda".
P9vne v6ffme. re pfatele D6lnick6-
no hnuti Sc dcstavi hoinem poctu.
Pc vycerpani program jest tapec.
nj zabava. Zabavni v5bor.
SpOr meZi StaYiteIi a deInictvem
urOVnan.
Castecn9 urOvnany byly spory me-
ri staviteli jeiich uniovym delnict-
vem pocatkem tohoto t5dne. Ma.
sledkem dohody uniovi delnici vrati-
Ii Sc dtery do prace ma pedmi
stavbach. Ku navratu podnet byl
dan. kdyz ocelaTsti delnici. ktefi
unii vySolani byli ma stavku ma bu.
dove Hutzlerov9 obchodu, vratill sc
do prace.
We stTedu Baltimorske Sdruzeni
Prace vypudilo re sveho stredu od-
bocku l6 ocelafsk5ch delnfkt go.
nevac tito bez dovolenf zp&t vratil
se do prace ma Hutzlerove budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-25
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