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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
KELLY AWARDS
INDIO CONTRACT

SACRAMENTO, Dec. IA. UP
Earl Lee Kelly, state director OF
public works, today awarded eight
highway contracts totaling S92O,s27
for grade separations and road i'm
provements under provisions of the
works progress administration allot-
ment.
Awards included an overhead
crossing, Southern Pacific railroad,
near Indio, to B. G.. Carroll, San
Diego, $105,829.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14

Classics of literature now being
produced as motion pictures were
discussed by Mrs. Coils Lovely,
southern district chairman of mo-
ton pictures, before meeting of
the Holtville Women's club Fri
day afternoon. Oil paintings were
exhibited by Mrs Bonnie WEIGH,
Brawley Mesdames R. B. Hartman,
John Kavanaugh, and r. A. Mad
dux served as hostesses.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Sunday School
Class Program

Special Christmas services will be
conducted Sunday by Guy A.
Weakleys Sunday school class Of
the Methodist church.
Mr.. Weakley will lead the discus
sion on the meaning of Christmas;
a women's quartette composed of
Mesdames Ralph Foch, Guy A.
Weakley, Eugene Waterman and
Roland Taylor, will sing Christmas
Morn, Mrs. R. M. Armstrong play
ing the piano accompaniment.
Mrs. Eugene Waterman will play
Gounod'S AVE Maria" as a violin
solo.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
School Children
Study Indians

Third and fourth grades of Mt.
Signal school, as the elimination
of their study on California In
dians, yesterday gave a program
demonstrating the life of these
Indians.
Costumes, make up, weaving
basketry, were all the work of the
youngsters who portrayed the life
of the early Californians in realis-
tic fashion.
Miss Helen Thomas and Miss
Edith Redit, instruction supervis-
ors, were visitors at the program
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
M. E. Missionary
Society Meeting

Christmas program will be feat
ured at the next meeting of the
Methodist Missionary society, Tues
day, at the M. j. DoWd home, $50
Wensley avenue.
Mrs. DoWd will be hostess and
Mrs. George Bennitt will be in
charge of the program whose theme
will be peace. The prayer circle
will begin at o'clock and the
business meeting and program at
2:30.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Presbyterians
Meet On Tuesday

Presbyterian Missionary society
members will meet Tuesday for a
1890 o'clock pot luck luncheon in
the church social hall.
Mrs. w. j. Clements has prepar-
ed the program which will be bas-
ed on the Christmas theme. Mrs.
S. P. Holiday and Mrs. w F. Hart
will be hostesses for the day.
The meeting is to be open to all
interested, stated Mrs. Leslie earle,
president, today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Golf Club Dance
This EUening

Another of the popular golf club
dances for members and friends
will be given this evening at 8
o'clock in the club house, the
Rhythm Rasslers supplying the
music.
The first dance of the season
proved such a success that the
dance committee has decided to
sponsor a series.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Additional Firms
Aid Bridge Party

Welfare section of the Junior Ten
Thousand club today announced
the names of additional firms
which have made donations for the
big bridge benefit which began this
afternoon at the club house.
These firms are: Imperial VAL
ley Grapefruit Growers associa-
ton, Quality Food Market, Sunset,
Market, Sunrise market, F. Sang
Lung market.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Bankamerica's
Dance Tonight

CaleXico members of the Bank
america club will be hosts tonight
at dinner dance in the De ANA
hotel, CaleXico, for members and
their invited guests.
Dinner will be served at 7:30
o'clock and members from the var
ious valley branches will be present
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
K. G. Sponsoring
Benefit Dance

Benefit dance for the school chill
dren of the Ell Centre, Brawley,
Calexico parishes is being sponsored
this evening by the valley knights
of Columbus.
The party, open to the public,
will be given in lockwood hall,
Calexico, and a good orchestra has
been secured for the affair.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Cantata Sunday
At City Church

Presented by the combined choirs
of the State Street Christian and
Imperial Methodist churches, 1.-THE
Story of Christmas" cantata
written by Evans, will be given in
the Christian church at 10:45 o.
clock Sunday morning.
The choir is composed of 30
voices under the direction of Roy
Sweeney with Miss Mildred Green
as organist. There will be both
solo and ensemble numbers in this
impressive Christmas cantata.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
PLAYERS ENTERTAIN
AT MELOLAND

MEL Experimental Thea
tire players entertained large group
who witnessed their presentation OF
East Lynne" at the Meloland school
Wednesday night. Special credit
should be given Barbara Reming-
ton, young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Remington, who painted the
unique scenery for the play. The To-
cal All club sponsored the produc-
ton.
MELOLAND-Chil in the up
per grades at Meloland school are
busily engaged this week in making
costumes for the Christmas play
which will be given Thursday even
ing. The cast of Is characters has
been chosen from students in Mrs.
Harry James room and the men,
bers of the robed choir are from
Mrs. Pearl England's room. Miss
Edith Claypool has charge of the
solo work.
MELOLAND-Mr. and Mrs. T.
q. Smith, members of the Calexico
Rotary club, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald England Thursday
night when Holtville Rotarians OBJ
served Ladies Night.
90
MELOLAND - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Forsberg and family we're
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Maddox of FL Centre recently.
MELOLAND-NeW students who
enrolled at Meloland school recently
are Mildred and Hilda Poindexter,
Violetta Mcclure, Rosalva, Romano
and Pedro Borquiz, and Cruz Mar
tinez. Teofilio Barazza and Alfred
Chavarria were promoted from the
5th to the 9th grade Wednesday.
Sofie Odermatt was elected preSi-
dent in Mrs. England's room, and
Clifford Richards and Mary Ed
wards we're chosen captains of the
physical education teams.
1MPERIAL-A Christmas Can
tata will be given at the First
Methodist Church of Imperial, Sum
day at 7:30 p. m.
The cantata will be presented by
the combined choirS of the First
Christian Church of Ell Centric and
the First Methodist Church of I'M
perial, under the direction of Mr..
Roy Swinney and Miss Mildred
Green.
Solos will be given by: Eleanor
Anderson, Joe HallaWell, Wilbrod
Pelliter, Prem Moore, Roy Swinney,
O. S. McGaughy, Maurice Van Dyke,
Ruth Bowman, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs.
Ryerson and o. S. McGaughy. Miss
Mildred Green will give piano solo.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14

IMPERIAL-The annual Christ
mas party sponsored by the Holdz-
kom Post and the Auxiliary, will be
held Monday evening at the Veter-
ans Memorial Hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
Schools
Churches
Society Briefs

Mrs. j, S. Jones is entertaining
as her house guests this week two
former valley residents: Mrs. Anne
Cripps of Vista, at one time con-
nected with the B. Soloman Co.,
and Mrs. Roy Thompson of Long
Beach, formerly a resident of Cal
eXico
Chapter AV, PEG, will meet at
1890 o'clock Monday, instead of
the usual l o'clock, at the o. j.
Bradshaw ranch with Mrs. Brad
shaw and Mrs. Don Rex as hostess
es. A Christmas party with the So
cial committee in charge is plan
ned for the day.
%
Ten Thousand club History sec
ton members will meet Monday at
2:30 o'clock at the E. j. Mack
home on West Main. Mrs. Mack
and Mrs. B. B. Bearrup will be
hostesses for the day.
90
Miss Mary Katherine Horton is
entertaining members of the Senior
play cast, the stage crew, advisers
and directors, usherettes, at her
house tonight, following the final
performance of Growing Pains"
Present Day club members will
meet at 7 o'clock tonight at the j.
E. Brock ranch for dinner, a pro-
gram and bridge.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
MONDAV

MONDAY
Masonic luncheon, Barbara Worth.
Chapter AV, PEG, 1880, Brad
shaw ranch.
History section, $3.50, L. ]. Mack
home.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14
S S.s Of Interest To Women a ss:;:
Society
Clubs
Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Dance, 8, golf club.
Senior play, 8, high school.
X. c. dance, Calexic0.
Bankamerica dinner dance, 1880,
CalexicO.
Past masters, 1884, F. and A. NJ,
8, Masonic temple.
90
TOMORROW
Sunday services, churches.
Wilson school program, 4.30,
school.
Christmas services, 1880, high
school.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-14

MELOLAND-Mr. and Mrs. q.
q. Smith, members of the Calexico
Rotary club, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald England Thursday
night when Holtville Rotarians OBJ
served Ladies Night.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Hnusnost pomluv.

Bl1zko Becova u Teple V "a
padn1ch Cechach vrhla Sc pod
kola osobn1ho vlaku 19leta
Wilma Polakova. Byla koly
vlaku usmrcena. Spachala you
faly Gin v den svych narozenin.
Dopis, ktery zanechala je tez-
kou obzalobou lid, kteT1 mali
zivot tohoto mladeho d6vcete
ma svedom1. Wilma Sc poctiv6
zivila sit1m rukavic. Byla vsak
hezka, dovedla Sc vkusne oble-
kat a jen proto = presto re to
bylo velmi Tadne devce - Sill
ly O nj nektere zeny nejpustSl
pomluvy. Zoufale devce nap
salo, re nem1ze jiz dele snaset
ustavicne Swami pomluvami,
kterym Sc nemGze ubranit.
Zbyla il jen v1ra, re jim unik-
ne 1tekem re zivota a re ales-
pom hrobe Dude m1ti pokoj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
PytIactvi bohatych sedlakI.

Ma sterbersku jiz dloho Ta-
dila tlupa pytlakd, kterou hal
nj ami cetn1ci nemohli dopad-
nout. V posledn1ch tydnech
nasli hajn1 dvacet zhynulych
srncfch kdzlat, kterym urcite
pytlaci zastrelili matky. Mia
data proto zaSla. Bylo leslie
no 1sill V patran1 pc pytlac1ch.
Diva znam1 pytlaci, bratfi
Huebnerove re Stadli byli be-
dive sledovani ma kazdem kro-
ku a tax Sc pTislo ma to, re Sc
napadne casio stykaj1 Sc sy-
mem bohat6ho sedlaka j. Do
koupilem a S TeZn1kem Kratsch
merou, ktery ma automobil. Tt
to ctyfi Tide stall V cele pytla-
cke tlupy, k n1z patrilo jeste
deset, vesmes bohatych sedla-
XII z kraje. Do lesa jezdili V
Tezn1kove aute. Ulovky pro-
davali V nekterych olomou-
ckych hostinc1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Zadluzenf " Ceskoslovensku.

Statn1 1rad statisticky uve-
fejnuje zpravu 0 zmenach, KITE
re nastaly We stavu majektu a
bremen nemovitost1 We statn1m
1zemf r. 1888. Poole teto
zpravy stav zadluzenf hypote-
karnfho cd r. 1929 pozem-
kovych knihach ukazuje OBJ
'rovsky vzestup. V Cechach a V
zemi Moravskoslezske cinilo We
skere zadluzenf V r. 1929 cast
ku 1913 miliardy Kc a V r.
1888 dostoupilo AIT miliard
Kc. Jen vr. 1888 pTibylo tech
to dluhu kolem 2 a ctvrt miliar-
dy. Pokud jde O zm6ny drzeb-
nostn1, vyplyva re statistick6ho
pTehledu, re v r. 1888 V &C.
chach a V zemi Moravske zme-
milo majitele celkem 1862
nemovitost1. Tyto zmeny ma
staly V ddsledku kupnfch nebo
jinych smluv, nucenou drazbu
nebo nasledkem 1mrtf. Hold
nOta t6chto pfeSlych drzebnO-
st1 do novych rukou cinila At
miliard, V cemz zmeny nastale
1mrtfm jsou obsazeny pouze
castkou $50 mil. Kc. Ma Slo-
vensku a Podkarpatsku presly
nemovitosti V hodnote 500 mil
iond ma move nabyvatele pray
MIN jednan1m S 1platou. Do
brovolnym prodejem nastala
zm6na majitelG realit hodno-
t6 ~ mil. Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
China dluzi Ceskoslovensku
miliardy.

Csl. Narodnf banka vydava
ctvrtletn6 prehledy o tom, ko-
lik nam dluz1 CHINA "a nase
zboz1 a vyrobky. Koncem brez-
ma Poole prave vydaneho pre-
byla to ohromna c~1slice,
skoro tri a pGl miliardy Kc.
Vets1m dflem jde O pohledavky
V tech statech, jez mali r6zna
omezenf platd do ciziny. V
tech zemfch nam vazne 2243
milionG Kc, kdezto v zem1ch,
kde platy omezeny nejsou, pou
re 1919 milionG. Je to ma pf1-
klad Polsko, jez "a nase zbozi
dluhuje 207 milionG. , Anglie
$50 milionG a Francie 120 mi
lionG Kc. Re statd S vazanyml
platy nejvetsfm dluzn1kem JIG
Nemecko S COS miliony Kc,
Rumunsko Sc AGO miliony a Ra-
kousko S castkou $40 milionG
Kc. Nejvets1 zajem O ceskoslo-
venske zboz1 ma Nemecko, je.
hoz duh stale rosie novym.
dodavkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Pronasledovani CechoslovakH
Polsku.

Roku 1918 Sc odstehoval do
Polska obuvnfk Karel Hampel,
~pf1slusny do Doln1ch Zivotic u
Opavy. Usadil sc V Grodku u
Lvova, ozenil Sc S Polkou a pro-
vozoval svou Utmost. Nell
sedm det1, nejstarsf d1vce je
dnes sestnact. Blahobytu ne
m6li, ale zili. Rodina byla uz
1plne popolstena. Kdyz loni
v lednu zacaly stvanice v Pol
sku prot Cechdm, byl vyhozen
z bytu a nemohl nikde bytu ma
j1t. Gas Cd casu sehnal neja-
kou praci, nab1zel ma byt i "a
lohu padesat zlotych (225 Kc)
ale marne. V polovici 1nora
lonskeho roku 81 musel ma STA
rem grodeckem hrbitove po-
stavit salas. Lvovsky list "Ex-
press Illustrowany" 81 20 p1l
roku jeho tragedie vsiml a bez
udan1 jmena il vypsal. o jeho
salasi napsal: "Nekolik ha-
drd rozvesenych ma tyckach,
mad mimi kousek plechu, n6ko-
lik prken V nemz by nechtel
bydlet ami cikan. A prece V
tom salasi bydl1 uz sest mesfcG
rodina sevce, jez nem1ze najft
bytu. Nabytek salase Sc skla-
da z postele a kolebky. V ko-
lebce spell dvojcata pdl druha
roku stara, o postel Sc deli sest
lidf. svec nemGze nijak do
stat byt, vsude pc mem chtejf
cinzi pFedem a jeste zaruku.
Svec chce dat pTedem padesat
zlotych, ale ami to nepomaha.
Coz Sc We Lvove nenajde nikdo,
kdo by Sc sevcovy rodiny ujal a
postaral Sc pro nj O strechu mad
hlavou? sevcovy d6ti mali uz
ruce i nohy otekle zimou a III
ma Sc teprve zac1na. Bude ten
to svec, Polak, ponechan sam
sobe, ably musel pTezimovat ma
hTbitove?" Hampelova rodi-
ma byla w tax popolstena, re
il polsky novinaT povazoval "a
polskou a ujal Sc il. Pomohlo
to, protoze V polovici prosince
konecne dostal byt. Letos v
cervnu byl S celou rodinou Wy
poveden a vratil Sc do sve do
movske oboe. Nikdo Z mich
neum6l slova cesky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Nezletilety vrah zahynul
v Tatrach hladem.

Pr vojenskem cvicen1 male
Eli voj1ni nedaleko Leyoce mrt-
volu muze, nalezaj1c1 Sc jiz We
znacnem rozkladu. UTady Zji-
Silly, re mrtvola jest totozna s
Michalem Zustyakem z Lomni-
ce. Zustyak jest6 V r. 1926 We
v6ku patnacti let zavrazdil pc
tileteho Ladislava Jefrena a
j,eho mrtvolu 1plne rozkousko-
val. Otec zavrazd6neho hocha
re zoufalstv1 mad ztratou jedi
n6ho dftete skocil pod Wax a
zahynul, jeho manzelka skon-
ella svGj ziyot V blazinci. Zu-
styak byl sveho casu odsouzen
ma 6 let do polepsovny. Pc
SVEN propustenf I'll spofada-
nym zivotem a letos v kvetnu
odeSel z domova S tim, re 81 jde
hledat praci do Prahy. Cd
tech dob zmizel beze stopy.
Podoba Sc pravde, re cestou "a
bloudil v Tatrach, kde zahy-
null hlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Potomek Jiriho Washingtona
zemrel ma Slovensku?

Nezvyklym prfpadem Sc "a
byvaj1 gemerske 1rady. Pc
tamnlch obcfch chodil asi TO-
lety starec, ktery "a mensf Cd
meny spravoval saty vesnica-
nG.. Lid6 no titulovali Weis-
zem, ale starec Sc prot tomu
vzdy ostre ohrazoval a caste
prohlasoval, re neni zidem a
neJmenuje Sc Weisz. Tvrdil, re
jest prlmym potomkem Wash
ingtona, prvn1ho presidenta
Spoj. Stat1. Lide Sc mu Size
small, ale NELL pred MIN 1ctu,
ponevadz perfektne mluvil
sedm fec1. Zahadny muz O :
vladal dokonale jazyk angli-
cky, francouzsky, cesky, slo-
vensky, polsky, nemecky a
madarsky. Posledne Sc zdrzo-
val V obci Figa a bydlel u rolnf-
ka Stepana Totha. V minulych
dnech jedno rano udelalo Sc
MI nevolno a nez pFiSel lekar,
starec dokonal. Ranila no
mrtvice. Cetnictvo zahajilo pa
tram pc jeho pGvodu a pri tom
prislo ma zaj1mav6 veci. We
starcovych kapsach Sc nalezly
dopisy cd rdznych paroplaveb-
Mich spolecnost1, adresovane
ma George Washington (Mi-
klas Hoes), p. r. Gemer. V do
pisech mu spolecnosti sdelova-
ly odjezdy lodi do Ameriky.
Pod pods1vkou mel stafec zasi-
to 1900 Kc. Snad 81 stfadal ma
cestu do Ameriky. Grady Sc
snaz1 nyn1 zjistiti prave jmeno
a puvod neznameho zemrele-
no. Prlpadem Sc budou prav-
depodobne zabyvati i zahra-
nicn1 1fady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Ma zachranu pred hladem
obStovaI zivot.

V casopise "Socialn1 refor-
ma" je vyl1cen tragicky pTfpad
22leteho nezamestnan6ho zed-
nlka j. H. Byl dlouhou dobu
bez prace. Konecne byl pTijat
do prace ma prazske stavbe, ale
protoze hned prvnf den utrpel
draz, zamestnavatel no odhla-
sill. Mlady zedn1k vsak pTisel
k lekafi az tfet1 den k veceru.
Mel ma pravem berci tax hroz-
nou ranu, re no lekar postal ma
kliniku. Zraneny vyprav6l, re
Sc mt svezla cihla pc holeni a
odTela mu nohu. Ocistil pry
81 odTeninu vodou, pracoval
dale, ale "a nekolik minut pry
mu vniklo do rany vapno. Ova-
zal pry 81 pax ranu kapesn1-
KEN. K lekaTi pry sci az kdyz
nemohl bolesti snesti. PTisel
pozde. Do rany 81 zanesl ma
kazu tetanu, ktere v nekolika
dnech podlehl. Jeho osud je
tim tragictejsf, re Poole posud-
ku lekare i kliniky slo O crane
nj, ktere 81 mlady zedn1k sam
z1myslne zpGsobil re strachu
pred hladem. Chtel 81 za.jistit
podporu, kterou by dostaval cd
nemocenske pojistovny V dobe
pracovnf neschopnosti. Fla do
ba ma ma svedom1 i tax smutne
zjevy, re Sc Tide zranujf 1mysl-
ne a rany 81 leptajf, ably Sc
dlouho nezahojily, i kdyz mno-
hymn z mich zGstanou ma to tr-
vale nasledky, jake znicene
slachy, amputace prst1 i celych
koncetin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
"TELEGRAF," BALTIMORE, MD, AUGUST 9. 1885

zkouskach valecny Trad Sc roz-
hodl uzfti pro britskou armada
" Ceskoslovensku vynaleze-
nych lehkych strojnlch pusek
znamych co "Bren gun" m1sto
Lewisovych pusek. Vlada bu-
de vyjednavati O zakoupen1 cs.
patentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
so vagonH plzenskeho denne.

We velkych vedrech V posled
mich dnech stoupla velice spo-
tTeba plzenskeho piva, take
Sc take znacne zvysil vystav
plzenskych pivovar6. M6stan-
sky pivovar v Plzni ma denn1
vystav 40 vagonG, oba ostatni
koncernove pivovary 20 vago-
nj. Ma st6st1 zvyseny vystav
necin1 pivovarGm zadnych OBJ
TIL, take poptavka NIUE byti
lehce ukojena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
RADY.

A
= Pestujeme 81 plet vlasy,
nehty a zuby, avsak no oci o.
bycejne zapom1name. Jsou
snad meme d1lezite? Nekdy
je Size l1cfme, hlavn9 rasy a O.
boc1, ale lepe bychom ncinily,
kdybychom je systematicky
pestovaly, coz by je cinilo
mnohem krasn6js1. Rasy ma
mlsto l1cen1 radeji rano a vecer
natreme lehce lopuchovym ole
jem a vykrtacujeme malym
kartackem. Tim Tasy i oboc1
sill, lepe rostou a dostanou pa
tficny tvar. Nanesenym tukem
jejich barva take ponekud
ztmav1. Nikdy nemame oci til
ii a dotykati Sc jich nemytyma
rukama. Radeji je vymyvame
borovou vodou, zvlaste konaly-
Ii jsme pochGzku zaprasenou
cestou. Doprejme oc1m pfede-
vslm hodne odpocinku. Pc u
navne praci, ctene nebo psan1
upreme pohled do dalky, hlav-
ne do zelena. Jeste nezdravej-
81 nez cten1 v loze pri dobrem
o~svetlen1 jest cten1 pTi jfzde,
at Vlakem nebo ulicn1 drahou.
Lepe udeIame, kdyz oci Zavre-
me. VGbec oci zav1rejme pri
kazde pr1lezitosti, kdy je to
NOME, jake pri mytf zubG, ce-
SAM, kartacovan1 VAST atd.
Tento pr1lezitostny odpocinek
zrak nejenom sill, ale della oci
krasnejs1.'
= re Sc koberce denne cist1
a cas- cd casu klepaj1, je vec1
znamou. Jelikoz koberce pTi-
splvaj1 velice k dobremu while
du mlstnosti, name je CO MOI
ma opatrovati a setTiti. Velmi
Jim skody posunovan1 zidli ne
DO jineho nabytku. Tezke ku-
sy nabytku stav1me ma kober-
ce vzdy jen S ochrannou podloz
kou z gumy nebo skla, ably Sc
nevytlacil otvor. Jelikoz jest
koberec vydan velmi casio ma
pospas skvrnam, hled1me je
lined odstraniti, dokud neza-
schnou. Mastne skvrny odstra-
mime benzinem, inkoustove
vyssajme ssac1m pap1rem a wy
IRENE sladkym mlekem, mako
nee vycistfme mydlovou vodou.
Proti skvrnam cd kavy poma-
ha glycerin a pax tepla voda,
ma skvrnu cd cerveneho VIVA
nasypeme sill nebo nakapeme
citronovou stavu, pc pffpad6
ocet a pax vypereme vlaznou
vodou. Ke kartacovan1 ko-
berc1 hodi sc vyborne cajove
listky jeste vlhke a v zine cisty
sn1h.
= Pokrycky z voskovaneho
platna omyjeme pomoc1 mex
keno hadTfku a tepl6 vodr a ne
keno hadr1ku a teple vodr a
chame dobre oschnout. Neko-
Xix lzic mleka pax roztf1kame
ma platno a rozetTeme dobre
suchym satem. T1mto zpGso-
benz 81 zachova platno dlouho
svGj lesk, kdezto kdyz Sc omy-
va v horke vode Sc sodou ne
DO mydlem jej brzy ztrat1 a
drive Sc lame.
= Sv6tl6 plst6ne klobouky
Sc cisti nasledujfc1m zpdso-
benz: Dame zahrati brambo-
rovou moucku ma plech nebo
ma panev, pax do nj vnoT1me
plat6ny klGcek a peclive klo-
bouk IRENE. Ma konec Sc klo-
bouk dGkladne vykartacuje CT
stym kartacem.
k cistenf kartacd ma vlasy
pouzijeme teple mydlove vody,
ku ktere jsme pridali trochu
sody. Kartac Sc ponor1 do teto
lame, ktera Sc vsak nesm1 do
tykati dreva. AS pc pGl hodi-
ne kartac vyjeme a poloz1me
ma cisty satek zinemi dospod
a mechanic dobre uschnouti.
, 1935-11-14
BIRTHDAY TO
Be OBSERVED
Christian Church Plans
Three-Day Celebration
Of Anniversary

The congregation Of the Central
Christian church will begin a three
day celebration or It's Silver Ami
verSafy Friday night at 1880 o'clock.
Twenty-Five years ago a group Of
is or 10 people banded together
and formed the Central Christian
church.
DR.. S. K. Hallam. who is pastor
emeritus, served as the first regular
pastor. OF the original group six still
live in Brownsville. They are: DR..
and Mrs. S. K. Hallam. ". S. Black
shear. Sherwood Bishop. Mrs. f. d.
Putegnat, and Mrs. w. X. Menden-
hall.
Rev. Z. S. Baker. a former pas
ter. will be the principal speaker
Friday night. Rev. Baker is serving
one Of the large Christian churches
in Beaumont. While pastor here In
Brownsville he made worlds OF
friends In all the churches who will
be on hand Friday night tc w~come
him.
Following the preaching service at
1880 there will be an informal recep-
ton IL the parlors Of the church 70
give ample opportunity TO greet Rev.
Baker. TO visit with friends and talk
over the days d beginnings IN
j Brownsville.
Sunday morning at 1880. DR.. s,
X. Hallam will conduct IN impress
Sive memorial service. Following this
service ne will preach the sermon OF
the morning. Special music has been
prepared for this partsof the pro-
gram.
Sunday evening. in line with the
thought Of the celebration. the pas
tor. Rev. ID. w. McElroy, will bring
a message on the subject. How Old
Is the Church AS a special feature
Of this service. a birthday gift where
each person present is asked TO give
a penny for each year he has lived. Is
to be taken. II Is preferred that each
person bring enough pennies to cover
the years he or she has lived.
Everyone Is cordially invited Il
all these services.
, 1935-11-14
RIYnLL. SAN BENITO

The thrill and romance OF naval
officers in the making. men who
in peace or In war, heroically brave
death for their country In their line
OF duty. Is colorfully depicted In the
new Warner Bros.-Cosmopolitan
drama = with music. "ShipmateS
Forever" which AZ scheduled as the
feature attraction at the Rivoli
theatre on Friday.
It is an intimate and revealing
story of the lives o. the midShip-
men in their study rooms ~ Anna
Polls. on the parade grounds ana
their cruises al sea. IL pictures
them al work and az play; their
loves and their laughter. their
LOYALTY and their courage under
fire"
Dick Powell and Ruby Keller
head the cast. Dick personilies the
new cadet. somewhat spoiled but
with the makings OF a man, who IS
whipped into shape as a gallant
officer through the rigor Of the
Naval Academy training, and Ruby
the loyal daughter OF the Navy.
The first cotton mill in America
was built al Pawtucket, r. +, By
Samuel Slater.