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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
WHAT is DRY
LA w DOING
TO AMERICA
Question Is Not What We
Are Doing With VOL
steadism.
by Mrs. Walter Ferguson

The question is, not what we are
doing with tho Volstead law, but
what the Volstead law is doing with
us.
From Il casual glance 1t appears
that things are not improving. The
Governor of Alabama "a caught with
several bottles OF expensive stuff and
his Negro servitor will take the
punishment. Several New York
bankers are indicted for carrying on
liquor traffic in a big way. Every
now and then we see a judge who
must sentence the bootlegger from
whom he has purchased the con.
traband.
There are enough of these stories
to make us think a bit. Is law
good when so many otherwise decent
people so on breaking it?
TIC a woman who was In favor of
prohibition and still Is, II 1t could
be managed in an intelligent fashion,
it looks as if we were getting too far
away from the fundamentals of law.
AS we all know. law was first
evolved to protect life and property
from the lawless. 1t Is a theoretical
principle evolved for the protection
of individuals. 1t can never be useu
successfully to regulate the personal
habits of any man. There is no law
that can protect you from yourself.
There are, no doubt, millions of
| people who do observe the Volstead
law. But there are many more mil
lions who go right on breaking it.
And these are not only the tough.
the underbred, the vicious. The de-
contest men in the country are often
the cuIprits.
Why do they break this law and
keep all others? Not because they
are naturally addicted to houting
authority. but because they feel It
to be a. measure against their per.
soual liberty.
We might as well face the facts
( The Volstead law can not go ON as
it now stands. 1t must be modi-
fled. Today II engenders countless
crimes. It makes law-brealxers out
of decent men and women. It Gre
ates a thousand offices for profess
sioual and fnsincere reformers. 1t
cutters up the court dockets until
we have no time to spend upon the
punishment Of actual malefactors. It
gives an organization like the Anti.
Saloon League too much power In
politics It makes the younger gen
Grafton regard law as something TO
be laughed at. II discriminates In
favor Of the rich. It has done more
actual damage to this nation than
any other measure ever enacted.
Much as we might IKE to have It
a success-and there are mary fine
people concerned in It's enforcement
there is no use playing the ostrich,
sticking our heads in the sand Of
prejudice and refusing 70 look upon
the havoc 1t has wrought.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08

to the alley, and you can walk
through it to the vestryroom, where
the rector will be waiting"
do you think Mr.. Cluny will come
in through the back way, toof" she
asked the chauffeur.
HE had planned to do So" he re-
piled. MI Hathaway Is to drive
him over
Then he hasn't come yet" Faith
shivered in the cold as she looked
anxiously up and down the alley.
When he arrives. Will you try to
get word to him without Mr.. Cluny's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08

told to bring Miss Lane. too-Miss
Cherry Lane"
MY sister has already left,
Faith managed to speak casually.
Isn't there n way 1 can reach the
rector's study without the crowd see
ing me?" she spoke through the tube
to the chauffeur as he was turning
into the street dominated by the
beautiful and majestic church.
II believe there's an alley" he an
swered, as II he understood every
thing. The parish house extends
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08

Some one once said, Memories are
made that we might have roses in
December which reminds us that
as we grow older, memories become
more precious things. The sounds
Of youth, scarcely needed in those
busy days, become constantly more
vivid and the fragrance of lovely
things takes on new incense with
every passing year.
In youth, this seems unimportant.
Wen just forget that" is a slogan
applied to unpleasant happenings.
Happy the individual who has little
to forget, much to remember.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08

had worn in his flight. The chic
little golden brown cloth suit which
Cherry had bought with Albert EFT
tleson's money-later repaid by her
father-was missing. as was Cher
rvs last winters jungle green cloth
coat meagerly trimmed with beaver.
On the dresser. flung down care
lessly, was the little heap OF jewels
that Ralph Cl1ny had given Cherry
"a diamond and platinum bracelet.
two tiny butterfly pins, studded with
diamonds, for catching up the cloudy
folds OF the wedding veil. a string OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08

pearls for the brides throat. She
had taken nothing-nothing. Faith
exulted, as she crammed the small
fortune in Jewels into her handbag.
together with Cherry's pitiful fare
well note.
She closed and locked the window.
and with an incoherent prayer for
guidance. walked through the snow
to the waiting limousine.
Drive me TO the church." she
directed the chauffeur.
But the man began. Il was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
| WOrnen's
Peace>Of>Mind
under trying hygieaic condi>
tons is assured this new way.
Gives absolute protection
discards like tissue

A DANCE, a sheer gown to bt
"A worn; a difficult hygienic stu
alton. You need no longer give this
complication a second thought.
The hazards of the old-time sani-
tary pad have been supplanted with
protection both absolute and ex-
quiSite.
1t is called 'KOTEX" FIVE
times as absorbent as ordinary cot
ton pads.
Absorbs and deodorizes at the
same time. Thus ending ALL fear
of offending.
DYou discard 1t as easily as piece
of tissue. No laundry. No en-
barrassment.
You get 1t for few cents at any
drug or department store simply by
saying "KOTEX." Women ask for
II without hesitancy.
Try Kotex. Comes IL in a package.
Proves old ways an unnecessary risk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
Martin

the rehearsal. AS she opened the
door noiselessly a sudbued ripple OF
soprano laughter from the excited,
joyous bridesmaids--Selma Pruitt
and Frances Warren-drove her
back, trembling and incapable OF
facing them.
Go BE Conttnuod.)
Copyright, 1929, NHA serviceV Hno)
NEXT-Faith Is interrupted while
telling her story TO the rector BY
incredible news brought By Bob
Hathaway
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
He Is Heartbroken

Dear Martha Lee I am a fellow 21
years old. l have been going with a girl
for a year and half until about four
months ago Then we had a rather seri-
Gus fuss and have not spoken to each 9TH
err since. | love her dearly and would pay
any price or make any sacrifice to have
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
BY Martha Lee

Invest The bank of your mind will hold them
safely and if they good memories coming from lovely and
worthwhile actions you will the best kind of in
time-a conented, happy life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
They Become More Precious as Years Go By and if They
Are Worth While, They Will Bring Roses in
December Says Martha Lee

"Dulled in the countless chambers of the brain.
Our memres linked by any hidden chain;
Awake but one, and 10, what myriads rise!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-08
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Dive ste padesati milionovy
podnik tabacnicky.

Obchodn1 zajmy George J.
Whelana, tabacnickeho kapi-
talisty zakladatele Omitted
Cigar Stores, inkorporovaly
prave "Union and United To-
bacco Corporation" podle Ma
rylandskych zakond. Veliky
tabacnicky podnik tento kapi=
talisovan byti ma sumou $3.50
100000.
Spolecnost, jak z jeif strany
Sc ujistuje, zabyvati Sc pry bu=
de jenom velkoobchodem a ne
prodejem V drebnem. Nen1
pry We spojen1 Sc zadnym il
nym podobnym tabacnickym
zajmem, ackoliv pry nen1 W.
loucena moznost, re tfeba bu-
de pen1ze sve vkladati i do il
nych podobnych podnik1,
Inkorporace dava pravo spo-
lecnosti vydati 100000 pod1ld
preferred stocku" a 100000
podfld obycejnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Ia $465.221.983 ma splatky.

Baltimore v minulem roce
koupilo RUNE predmety ma
splatky V obnosu $456.221.983.
Y fade koupenych predmetd
na splatky zahrnuto vse cd nej-
mens1ho do nejvets1ho, krone
dom1 a pozemkd, ktere V sunni
to pojaty nejsou jakoz i livery.
jez poskytevany jsou mensfm
obchodum,
Nejv1ce pyjcek ma splatky
pevo1eno bylo ma automobily,
jez koupeny ma splatky v obno-
su $226.761.929.24. Splatky
tyto notnymi droky platl tt,
ktef1 pro automobil a ukazani
Sc MIN sousedGm svym obetu-
j vsecko jine, co by sobe jinak
sve rodine popTati mohli.
Mnoho pdjcek povoleno by
10 na dalsf zbytecnost, ma ra-
dia atd,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Fort Howard bude promenen
" park.

c1enove parkovn1ho vyboru
prohledi v nedeli pevnost
Fort Howard, jez promenena
bude v mestsky park.
Komise rozhodla, ze mnohe
z budov tam stoj1cfch must by
ii strzeny, re kolem vody zT1-
zen byti must chodnlk, re po-
kud mono vsechny stromy u
chovany budou, ze konkreto-
We zakladny, ma nichz della by
la umistnena ponechany budou
pre- della, jez tam valecnym Cd
borem penechana budou. Ko-
mise yysetri1a, ze okolf budeu-
cfho parku nehodf Sc ku kou-
pani pro vysokou zed, jiz pew
ma zem tam ohrazena. Z BY
valeho cviciste zr1zeno bude
nezbytne baseballove hT1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Osm BaltimoranI zatSene
" Camden.

Osm Baltimorann, tri zeny a
pet muzG, zatceno bylo v pom
deli odpoledne v Camden, N. J.
ma obzalobu, Re dostavali pen1-
re nepravne. Kazdy z Mich
dan byl pod zaruku $4,000.
Zatceni byli, kdyz prodava-
Ii vstupenky ma koncert, ktery
mel byti konan Is. kyetna We
Walt Whitman hotelu v Cam
den ku prospechu st. Joseph's
Home V Beverly, n. J. Ustav
sv. Josefa jest tam sirotcincem
a 1tulnou pro sestarle osoby.
PTedstavena klastera a do
mu sv. Josefa uvedomena tele-
fonem 0 zatcenf, oznamila, re
zatcen1 opravneni byli ku pro-
deli lfstkd. Poole dmluvy S
predstavenou prodavaci listku
dostavali patnact procent z
prodanych vstupenek.
Frank Smith, pravni zastup=
ce Domu sv. Josefa, te1efene-
val filmed kapitanu policie v
Camden, ably zatcene propustil
ma svobodu. Kapitan odepfel
tax uciniti.
Zatcen1 BaltimoTane byli:
James O'Hara, William w
Montgomery, Daniel L. Corn,
Andrew Harris, Walter D.
Gambriil. Zeny: Marie z
Courtney, Elizabeth Bell a Ma.
ry Welsh. Zeny tyte predaly
vstupenek asi "a $1,000.
Tataz skupina prodavals
vstupenky pro jine katolicke Il
stavy v Atlantic City, Newark
New Jersey a Wilmington. Eat
cent postaveni byli pred soud
ce Johna Cleary, tkery 81 te;
iednu vstupenku ku koncertl
koupil cd Baltimofani,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Downs odsouzen ma 10 rokI do
Zalare.

Byvaly Baltimoran, William
F. Downs, odsouzen byl V Los
Angeles Kalifornii, do zalare
ma dobu cd 1 do 10 rokd pro
zproneveru, $105.0O0 majet-
ku Goodyear Tire and Rubber
spolecnosti, jejimz pokladnl-
KEN byl po til mesice. Downs
doznal zproneveru, ale omlou-
val tuto tvrzen1m, re jistl, KITE
RI minulost jeho Baltimore
znali, jej pronasledovali a pc
nfze z neho nutili hrozbami, ze
neda-Ii jim, vyzradi spolecnos-
ii ieho minulost z Baltimore.
Soud uznal, re vymluva tato
nezaklada Sc ma pravde a od-
soudil jej do zalafe.
Downsovo uveznen1 v Balti-
more roku 1909 vyvolalo prud-
kou politickou sensaci. Downs
V dobe tie klerk ma mestske ra-
dnici, narknut byl mestskym
registrem, Thomasem, re zpro-
neveril mestske penfze. Teh-
dejsi mayor, Mahool, naridil
zkoumani knih, jfnz zjisteno,
re z mestskych penez zprone-
veTeno bylo $4,000. Downs
ma to zatcen.
Souzen byl tehdy petkrate
"a sebou a vzdy propusten.
Ctyrikrate porota Sc neshodla
a po pate osvobozen. Obhaj-
Gem jeho byl nynf sesazeny
pravnfk, Harry B. Wolf.
Rozmarily zivot, ktery Downs
jako klerk maj1c1 rocne $1,400
prfjmn, vedl, byl predmetem
podivu pri porotnfch licen1ch.
Svedceno tehdy, re mel 80 O.
blekn, Y nichz nektere vubec
ma sobe nemel, re spekuloval V
cennych papfrech, konskych
,dostizich, re 81 vydrzoval diva
zavodni kone a vsude mezi So
be rovnymi platil "a "sporta." /"
Po SVEN osvobozen1 nejaky
cas- mel hostinec ma E. Balti-
more ulici pod divadlem po-
hyblivymi obrazky "a pax OF
Gem svym vedl hostinec v High
landtown. Po zavTen1 hostin-
cG Downs nahle z mesta znni-
eel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
"'Kdo chce kan, pomozme mu
TAM, myslf DR.. Jones.

Kdo chce trpeti jarn1m ma
stuzenfm, zvanym "spring fe-
ver", TRIP, uvazuje DR.. Jones,
zdravotn1 komisaf uvazujlcl o
zatvrzelosti mnohych, ktefl ne
a ne aby Sc svych zvykd vzdali
treba tyto jim pflchut pekla
tvofily.
"Jsme zvykl1 naSe zimnl
zpdsoby natahnouti daleko do
lara" fi1osofuje DR.. Jones.
"Trva-li clovek ma tom, aby
neiteplejsf spodn1 pradlo VIA
Gil ma sob6 treba az do 1. Ger
vna nebo dele cpe Sc dale IL
vanci jaternicemi tax jake
d6lal V prosinci, nemdze mic ji-
n6ho cekati nez nastuzenf."
Ma jare telo nem6ze Sc pfi-
zp6sobiti nahle zmene re zimy
do horka, ale tato must Sc d1ti
pozvolne, rad1 zdravotn1 komi-
saf. Gill jinak; neprecpi zalu-
dek den "a dnem a pax poma
lu zvykej 81 ma iaTe ma leht1
spodnf pradlo. Konec? Ne
budes Sc musiti trapiti tax IVA
nou "zimou" a kaziti 81 chut
odporny1ni ko1fkrate ]ekyt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Andrews odloziI inspekci
Baltimore.

General, Lincoln c.. An
drews, m1stosekretar pokladny
a pan mad vymahanlm prohi-
bice, zajezd, ktery obmyslel
vykonati do Baltimore v tonic
tydnu, odlozil ma pozdejs1 da-
tum. Andrews do Baltimore
prijede, aby zde inspekci po-
drobil trad, jenz vymahati ma
zachovavan1 prohibice.
Senatnf vybor, jenz konati
bude vysetrovan1 navrhu ma
zmlrneni prohibice podanych,
pfedvolal generala Andrews
Ia prvn1ho svedka budouci
pondeli.
= Sladovy napoj "health
booster, jenz obsahovati bude
3.75 procent alkoholu jenz
vypadati bude jako pivo a chu-
tnati jako pivo, dan bude ma
zkousku do prodeje ma dobu 6
jak dovolil general An
drews. Dovolenf vyrabeti ten
to dano bylo pravovarecnym
Anheuser-Bush v ST..
Louis a Pabst Brewing Mil
Napoj prodavan bude jenom
V lekarnach. Obsahovati mus1
25 procent sladu, coz, jak pro-
hibicn1 1redn1ci ver1, zamez1
uzlvan1 napoje ku uz1van1 to-
hoto jako opojneho napoje,
ponevac pTep1ti Sc t1mto zavi-
milo by pro pijaka jist6 trapen1
a souzen1.
Vyrabitele sl1bili pracovati k
tomu, aby napoj nedostal Sc do
moci bootlegr1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Zametaci do pensijniho fondu

Skorem vslchni zametaci
mestskych ulic dali Sc jiz "a
nesti "a. cleny pensijn1ho fon-
du.
Vsichni meststf zrfzenci, KITE
RI v mestskych sluzbach byli
pred /. lednem tohoto roku
mali Sc pfihlasiti "a cleny do
/. dubna, kdy pensijnl fond
vejde8v cinnost.
Tt, kdo neudelajf tax do L
dubna, budou m1ti ma rozmy-
slenou jeden rok, V nemz pax
tax nebo onak rozhodnouti Sc
mus1.
Zf1zenci, kteT1 po prvn1m le-
dnu tohoto roku vstoupili do
mestske sluzby, must byti Gle
ny pensijn1ho fondu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Ctyri poransni pod prevrze-
nym truckem.

CCyrl OSODy pOfaneny Dyly '
nedeli, kdyz maly truck, v
nemz tyto sedeli prevrzen byl
automobilem ma Hartford road
nedaleko Herring Run mostu.
Rebecca Howard, 43 roxy sta
ra, pfitisknuta byla ma silnici
pod truckem ma nj lezlclm. Je-
il syn, Howard, 11lety, zranen
by tezce.
Rodina Howardova vracela
Sc navstevy pratel. Ma ma
vratu pfedejel je automobil RI
zeny Chester Dawem. Auto
mobil zadn1m kolem zachytil
prednf kolo trucku, tento ma to
odhozen a prevrzen byl.
Joseph Hejduk, 4 roxy
starry, {. 419 N. Curley ulice,
zranen byl v nedeli automobi-
lem Henry G.. Bellmere, {. I'll
N. Curley ulice. Bellmere,
jenz po nehode ujel z m1sta
nestesti do dalky vice nez jed
noho bloku, zodpovidati Sc
must pred Traffic soudem pro
nezastavenf AUTOMOBILE po IRA
nen1 d1tka.
= We srazce automobile po-
ranena byla ma rohu Fayette a
Pearl ulic FL roku stara Annie
Kaslow.
= PTi pfechazeni w. North
avenue u Payson ulice prera-
zena byla automobilem 70 ro-
XII staremu Edell Cohenovi no.
ha. Vedle toho staTec byl jeSte
vnitTne poranen.
Carl Knobloch, 60lety,
vyhozen byl pondel1 z auto
mobilu Charlese Sweitzera,
kdyz tento srazil sc ma rohu
Pratt a Penn ulic S truckem.
Sweitzer uveznen byl, ponevac
neud6lal cestu trucku. Sweit-
zer pro tuze pTfcinu We tTech
dnech zatcen byl dvakrate.
Kdyz Knobloch vyhozen byl
z automobilu, kola trucku roz-
drtila mu hlavu. Poprve ma
rohu Ramsay a McHenry uhc
Y sobotu Sweitzer Sc svym au-
tomobilem nechteje Sc vyhnou-
tt, zavinil, re truck, ably Sc Wy
hnul srazce zajel ku chodn1-
ku, kde 6lety Horace Lenheis
pritisknut byl proti stromu a
tezce zranen.
= James Novak, 13lety, IRA
nen byl v pondel1 vnitrne, kdyz
skocil do ulice, kde zasazen
byl automobilem Charlese A.
Reicha.
- John Ballenweider zat-
Cen byl pondeli noci, kdyz
zranil automobilem Leona Ka-
hanse z hotelu Alps. Bellen-
weider, jenz ujel z mfsta neho-
dy neposkytnuv pomoci zrane-
mu, zodpovldati Sc must z neo-
patrhe j1zdy a nezastavenf au-
tomobilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
"Doktor" beg diplomu zatcen.

Harry M. Levine, 10 rokd
starry, ktery po nejakou dobu
provadel praksi lekaTskou -
hlavne mezi cernochy - aniz
by kdy lekarskou skolu navste-
voval, zatcen byl v 1tery.
Po vice nez sest m6s1cG st1z-
nosti Sc mnozily, re jisty muz
pode jmenem DR.. Baron H. Le-
opold vydava Sc "a synovce
ORA. Eugena ]. Leopolda, leka-
re v Johns Hopkins a zidovske
nemocnici.
Falesny doktor We mnohych
pfipadech navstevoval nemoc-
nice, jake nepravy synovec
Ora. Leopolda navsteveyal le-
karske knihovny nemocnic a Y
mnohych pflpadeeh vycetl tam
iak tu neb onu nemoc leciti.
Spolu navstevoval operacni 81
ne a pozoroval tam operace ma
nemocnych provadene. Levine
po SVEN zatcenf primal Sc, ze
lecil nemocne skorem pc cely
rok. Jiste znalosti lekafstv1 a
lekh Levine nabyl jake nocn1
k1erk v lekarne Karla Leiber-
mana, 100 n. Calhoun uHce,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Rozhodnuti proti zonove ordi.
nanci zavinilo naval zadatelH

Rozhodnuti proti zonove ordi-
nanci zavinilo naval zadatelH.
Rozhodnuti soudce Henry
Duffy, re mestska zonova or
dinance je nezakonnou, zavi-
milo, re mestsky odbor udeluii-
c1 stavebn1 povolenl, zahrnut
byl speustou zadost1 ma stavby
m1stnost1 v residencnfch cas-
tech mesta. Jeden re zadatel1
James E. Tippett, v jedinem
dnu podal zadost1 ma stavbu IL
obchod1.
V patek v mestske lfadovne
podano bylo f76 zadostf ma
stavbu ohchod1 a podobnych,
ktere dosud podle zonoveho
zakona v residencn1ch castech
dovoleny nebyly,
Mayor Jackson uvazuje, zda
Ii nebylo by dobre zadati 60
vernera Richie svolanf zvla-
Stnlho zasedani zakonodarny
ma vypracovanf noveho zono-
veho zakona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Million dolarova spoleGnosP.

v pondel1 zorganisovana by
Ia Baltimore spolecnost S
kapita1em 1 milianu delapd, jes
jimz dceiem bude kupevati
stavebni mista a zrizovati mo-
derni obchody a skladiste V
ruznych castech mesta.
Generalnlm agentem spoiled
nosti bude pozemkova firma
William Martien.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
Ctrnactileta kandidatkou
sebevrazdY.

Mary Zerrlant, IA rokd sta
ra, G. 5131 Reisterstown road,
dana byla do nemocnice po po-
zltl dvou jedovych oplatek, jez
pozila V sebevrazedn6m 1ny-
slu v pondel1.
Maurice H. Lauer, 21 rok0
starry 2 Braddish avenue uv6z-
men byl zapleten byv do pr1-
padu tohoto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-02
MlStnl zprayy.
z krajanskych kruhi.

L kraJanskych kruhG.
- We ctvrtek, "a. brezna
zemTela KateTina Minarik, dee
ruSka manzelG Josef a Marie
MinaT1k, jenz Ella pouze II
dnl, cisla 13 Filbert ul., Cur
tbs Bay pohTbena 25. bTezna
ma hTbitov6 Svateho KT1ze.
We Gtvrtek, 25. brezna
zemTela pan1 Johana Matysek,
manzelka pana Anton1na Ma
tyska cisla 2214 Madison ul.
We start 62 rokG. PTinalezela
ku spolku P. Marie Levockej a
spolku OltaTn1mu. PohFeb byl
konan V pondelf, 20. bTezna do
chramu Pane sv. Vaclava. Po-
hTebni obrady vykonal vldp.
J. Vetrovec a pohrbena ma hTbi
tov6 Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" sobotu, 27. bfezna zem-
rel pan Josef Klima, manzel
pani Antonio Klfma We starr
so rok1. Zesnuly provozoval
obchod mlekem a znam byl V
cele ceske osade. Prinalezel
ku spolkGm: MyslivcG, sv. il
II, sv. Petra a Pavla {. 20 K. D.
a sv. Vojtecha, jichz deputace
jej ma posledn1 cest6 doprova-
zela. PohTeb byl konan z do
mu smutku c1slo 2514 Ashland
Ave-, We stredu rano, 81. bfez-
ma do chramu Pane sv. Vacla-
va a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
PobTebn1 obTady vykonal
vldp. J. Vetrovec. Zesnuly
zanechava zde manzelku a O.
SIN ditek, matku, diva bratry a
sestru.
V nedeli, %. brezna zem-
rel p. Josef Hlavin, manzel ze-
snul6 Marie Hlav1n els. 2414
E. Monument St. We start 90 ro-
XII. PTinalezel ku spolku sv.
Cyrila Methodeje. Pohreb
byl konan We stTedu, 81. bfezna
do chramu Pane sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hFbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
" nedeli, %. brezna zem-
fela dceruska manzel1 zenfe-
l6ho Harry La Rose Jones (ro-
zene Zaruba) y ciSla 800 N.
Durham ul. Stara A m6sice a
pohrbena V dtery, 80. bfezna
z chramu Pane sv. Vaclava ma
hTbitove Nejsv. VyIupitele
Pohfby tyto vypravila firma
FIR. Cvach Syn.
- Jiz ned6li, dne IL. dub
ma dramaticky odbor Del.
Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok" sehra-
ie Y D6lnickem Dome divadel-
nj pfedstaven1 "Dobracek
Svec", veselohra 3 jednan1ch.
Zacatek We 3 hod. odpoledne.
kazdy jest v1tan.
"Bozencino stest1", p6k-
ma hra re zivota s hezkymi
zpevy O 3 jednan1ch Cd j. Bal
dy sehraje Dram. odhor s. j.
Blesk jiz tuto nedeli, dne 4. du
bna We 3 hod. odpol. V sale So
kolcvny. Hra tato jest skvost-
ma obsahem a tez nanejvyse
poutava p6kne zpevy pfispe-
il velmi X zvysen1 dojmu a k
pochopen1 dele, takze jiste ka-
zdy bude V te nejvets1 mffe u
spokojen. Protoz dostavte Sc
vsichni, neb tato hra jest jiz
jedna posledn1ch V teto diva
delnf sezon6. Pouzijte tudfz
liz ojedinele prflezitosti a
pTijdte v ned6li do Sokolovny.