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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
WHITE HOUSE HOPES
TO END DISPUTES
Labor Secretary Expects Steel
Companies To Agree To
Mediation

Washington, June 17.-Secre-
tary of Labor Perkins announc-
today appointment of a three
man board to mediate all cur
rent steel dispuates. 80.
She named Charles P. Taft
Lloyd K. Garrison and Assistant
Secretary of Labor Edward F
McGrady as a federal steel med
iation board authorized to i'm
vestigate, conduct hearings,
finding of facts and act as "vol-
untary arbitrator" if both sides
in the controversy so request.
Miss Perkins said the board
would set up headquarters at
Cleveland Immediately.
She said McGrady, who is re-
turing from Europe. would ar
rive in the United States Sat
urday night. :. :. :.
a The secretary said she had
been in communication with
Taft and Garrison and that
they would start work at once.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
PERSONAL MENTION
Big Man In Town

Hon. w. A. Wilson, General
Superintendent, Koppers Coal
Company throughout Mcdowell
especially of the Houston Divi
sion, having announced his re
tirement through the press
of last week was actively look
ing over the great volume of
work and production of the
famous Black Diamond on the
various operations in company
with new management under
the gently installed supt. Cox
He is really and truly a coal
man And as he Gays if DC
years in the school of Hard
Knocks" don't verify him to
be gold purified to shine but
the brighter at whatever you
assign him then the country is
a failure. Politically he is one
of the most fearless courageous
and never failing white men
whoever stepped in shoe leather
He is big man with a big mind,
liberal in his views. conserva-
tive at all times but never a
Stacker.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
Along Elm Street
GREENSBORO, NC.
By Captain D. ]. GiImer

In the Greatest Speech along Elm Street since
the recorded History of Speech Congressman Gmer
of Greensboro N c. in his farewell Congress at the
opening of the Civil War is that of Hon. Temple Graves H.
of Atlanta Ca before the Graduating A. and T. Col
ege here the theme Your Buckets where YOU
Are"
Mr. Graves speech is pregnant of philosophy which for
decades have been needed public fill up the long
nanty in the fabric of political necessity in the
south r the that requires thought nor truth
to create Prejudice
Strange it God endowed an American to write
poem whose Major purort has with the whole set I'm
and History of the Christ and the purpose Cross and the
purport OF the poem in dealing with Community Life this
Truth Crushed To Earth Shall Rise Again
The Eternal Years of Gods Are Hers xxx
No two have lived together side bv side under moro
adverse Circumstances and loved another the slave and
Master and Freedman and Elk tan the native white
and cooed people of Dixieand Yet to relate
and otherwise -desgnng white and Negro men have from
Time to Time built rackeeerg explorations and TO nbanc
the purposes thereof have preached hatred whose m
friendly effect has not only damaged the possible future of the
Youth of the South for World Service no doubt has
the angels to weep in hereof MAN Cannot live bv Bread
lone but by every word of God"
The preachment and practice race hatred and rao o
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
Three Man Board Named To
Mediate Big Steel WalkOut
ANT|-LyNCH|NG
BILL APPROVED

Washington, June ia sen
ate judiciary subcommittee APP
proved today the Wagner-Van
Mugs anti-lynching bill.
Chairman Van Mugs (D.Ind-)
said the committee had voted
to substitute the bill for the
Gavagan measure recently pass
ed by the house.
He said he understood this
would be satisfactory to Repre-
sentative Gavagan 3D., N. W,
author of the house bill.
1.-THE Wagner bill" Van Mugs
said, is more simple and more
easily understood"
He explained the bill would
define mob violence to cover
lynchings but to exclude gang
ster deaths or violence result
ing FROM labor =diputes. .,s.sss.ss..,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
LOCAL men
LEAVE FOR
CHICAGO sun,
They Leave Sunday Morning
Four O'clock

Two car loads of men from
Keytone, headed by DR.. j. f.
Brown and DR.. p. G.. Howard
two car loads of distinguished
representative sportsmen will
leave the city for Chicago where
they plan to witness the big
fight Tuesday night of next
week June 22nd between Joe
Louis and jim Braddock. the
present world champion for that
title. They are all enthused
over the fight although they are
not over sOnfident as to who
will win.
Some of them, while Joe Louis
is thicr favorites are big and
sportsmen enough to say they
and they are loud in their dec
laration that they hope there
will be no manifestation Of raci
al bitterness whatever way the
fight may go.
Then there is a delegation to
leave Elkridge under the leader
ship of Mr.. Kensie Custer. They
all have their program to go in
party with DR.. Joe Brown to
Continued On Page Three)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
K0PPERS STORES
employees HONORED

Charles Lay, head of the meat
department at the Koppers
store at Carswell, was one of
the four men honored with a
wards given in a recent Koppers
stores sales contest. He was Civ
en- a cash prize of SIS for his
stores performance during the
competition.
Heads of departments in thir-
ty-one stores participated in the
promotion which lasted one
month. Lays record was the
best among the Houston Dist
riot stores.
Roy Foy, head of the meat de-
partment at the Koppers Store
at Maitland, was the recent
Milk selling contest in the Hous-
ton District. Foy was awarded
$25 in cash for his performance
which was the highest percent =
age of milk quota sold in the
competition. Six other stores
were entered in the sales race.
Other prize winners in the con
test that was held during the
entire month of May include:
Charles Lay of Carswell, second
prize of SIS and Writ Cyphers
of Mcdowell third prize of $40.
Lay and Cyphers are also meat
department heads.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
us. Governments eeksEnd0fStnke
KoPpERS GIANTS
DEFEAT KEYSTONE

The Koppers Giants defeated
the keystone Black Birds Sun
day afternoon at the Carswell
field by a 10 8 score.
The Giants had the Black
Birds shutout until the seventh
inning when the score stood O.
Allen Johnson did the flinging
for the Giants.
Any team desiring games
with the Giants write or call
Edward Ivory, Kimball. VIVA.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
VIOLATES SPIRIT
OF CONSTITUTION,
SENATE GROUP SAYS
Called Germ of System of
Centralized Government"
Without Parallel

Washington, June Ia The
Senate judiciary committee re
commended rejection Of the
Roosevelt court bill in blister
ing language today, branding
it "a needless, futile. and utter
ly dangerous abandonment of
constitutional principle"
1T should be so emphatically
rejected that ISIS parallel will
never again be presented to the
free representatives of the peo-
pie of America" said the report
signed by seven Democrats and
three Republicans.
The 10,0O0word report echo
cd virtually all thp objections
raised to TIE measure in seven
weeks of hearings.
1t said the bill would not &C
complish its purpose would des-
troy the Independence of the
judiciary and would make the
government lone Of men rather
than one of law"
1T contain" the majority
said. "the germ Of system of
centralized administration of law
that would enable an executive
SO minded to send his judges in
to every judicial district in the
land to sit in judgment on con
trovesies between the govern
ment and the citizen"
AS the controversial measure
finally reached the senate after
more than four months of ma
tionwide debate administration
senator's said they virtually had
abandoned its proposal for add
ing five new judges to the Su
preme Court at once.
They were trying instead to
work out a compromise where
by elderly justices could be aug
mented or replaced at the rate
of one a year. Opponents, how
ever declared they would fill
buster against any modified pro
posal.
Submission of the commit
tees report made it possible to
call up the bill for debate at any
time but LEADERS gave no indie
alton when they might do so.
They were expected to wait at
hast until the senate passes the
relief bill.
The eight members Of the judi
ciary committee who voted for
the bill did not submit minor
ity report.
Senator Hatch D-N. NJ sign
ed the majority report but said
in a separate statement that
the arguments we're against the
bill in its present form.
1T has been my thought" he
said, that these can be met by
proper amendments to the bill;
that with sufficient safeguards,
it can be made a constructive
piece of legislation"
Never before has Roosevelt
bill comb from committees with
such denunciation as the com
mittec's report. 1t was prepar-
ed chiefly by three Democrats
Senator King of Utah, McCar-
ran Of Nevada and OMahoney
of Wyoming.
They recommended rejection
OF the bill for these primary
reasons"
THE bill does not accomplish
any one of the detectives for
which it was originally offered.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

Labor trouble is sign Of
good business. It's one Of the
best barOmeters we have. Roger
Babson' noted financial expert
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
KOpPERS PUBLICITY AGENT
VISITS THIS STATE

Hon. X. j. Vaudeville, 1000
Koppers Building, Pittsburgh,
Pa. the official publicity re-
preventative Of the whole of
Koppers business departments
and activities generally, was
in Southern West Virginia this
week visiting the main towns,
cities and newspaper pubIi-
cations. Mr. Vaudeville is a
most versatile and informed
writer and advertiser.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

Only he who is a patient
listener can be an intelligent
talker - .~sTS
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
LAAOGRAFF PEOPLE
VISIT KEYSTONE
They Are Loud In Praise Of
Their Operation

Keystone and the business
concerns generally were delight
ed to have the presence of a
number of "Rock-Ribbed" en-
ployees and real representatives
of the Empire Coal and Coke
Company at Landgraff. 1t hap
pend that there. were three
white gentlemen holding i'm
portant positions and three col
ored men. old timers of the very
first water. There being no
work on the operation and these
gentlemen desiring to look over
the city, meet a 4 few friends,
walk in the various stores and
departments so they might be
able to speak hereafter from
first hand decided to just while
away the time gobd-naturedly.
They visited the First National
Bank, Community Theatre look
ed over that Big Koppers Store
and beheld the enormity of bust
ness being done here. walked
up to the town Of Burke an ad-
ditien4 to Ksvate16e where they
observed and listened to the
many complaints, murmurings
of the people about how dull
keystone was and is since the
mammoth Raid of the city
several weeks ago but reserved
the right to say nothing either
one way or the other. These
gentlemen are generally looked
upon as six of as fine. loyal true
Industrial, economical and con-
servaton set of gentlemen as
are to be found on any opera
ton this sides Of the "Feegee
Islands" GU wherever that is.
On their return they took the
opportunity to stop for a few
minutes at The Times office
where they all exchanged greet
ings and where it happened to
be great pleasure to the Edit
or of The Times to have the pre-
sence of such high class gentle
men walk and look the office
over where they had never done
before we mean where the
white gentlemen had never be
fore looked over the plant to see
where the news of thirty six
years had been coming from.
The names are as follows and
just to mention them here will
be a source of delight to their
many friends scattered here
and there everywhere.
AS follow: Hons. S.H. Thomp
son, Geter Barlow and Charles
F. jamie (white) and each holds
the enviable position as Entry
Foreman to the delight and re-
spect of every employee as we'll
as that Of the management. The
cclored men were Messrs: Jake
Haskin. ,Pumper on the Empire
Wardy Ward, motor
man and Billy Kelly Extra night
at the company store
They all agreed to be regular
subscribers, to the Times here
after.
Hon. Thos. Stafleat, general
manager of this well-known op-
GRAFTON. who is considered to be
one OF the very active, independ
ent and thorough-going opera
tors is often heard compliment
ing the loyalty of his men and
we presume that the above
class of employees are such as
jutiry him to speak so praise
worthy or his men.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
NEW COAL COMPANY
GETS. CHARTER TO-DAY
Hon. b. F. Howard, One Of
The IncOrpOralOrs

Charleston, June To- The Ind
ian Pocahontas Coal Company
of WEIGH, capitalized at $4,000,
received charter today.
Incorporators are G. II. Hair
ton, Jr., and =. + Howard of
WEIGH, and w NJ. Severt Of lac
ger.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

Now we know that the Fascist
economy in Italy is about to be
come as shaky as the Nazi sy-
stem in Germany. Mussolini is
blaming his failure on the Jews
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

We Warren, o. rodina slo
venskeho krajana stefana Hon
cerikana Novy rok, prisla o pr
stresi, ktere pablo "a obet O.
hni.
" Milwaukee, Wis, 6.
ledna byla otevrena vystava
ceskoslovenskeho umen1. W.
stavu formalne otevre, Jar.
|Smetanka, csl. generaln1 kon-
sui z Chicago ma jehoz pocest
byl tyz den v 6 bod. vecer v
~Cesko-Americke SIM uspoTa-
dan veclrek s banketem.
" Chicago krajan, Va
CLAW Pekarek sc zabil donna pa
dem Sc schodG. Byl star 80 ro-
XII.
V Clevelandu byl pohT-
ben 4Olety krajan Josef Dura,
ktery prisel O zivot ma Flori-
de, kde byl opranen autem
tax tezce, re zranen1 podlehl.
Byla mu pferazena noha a roz-
stipnuta lebecnf kost. Pocha-
Eel z Chlistone u P1sku v &C.
chach.
= We Struthers, O., byl po-
hrben 17lety slovensky mladik
Michal Sevec, ktery byl o Va
nocich zabit autem We Stru-
theirs, kdyz S 19letym Janem
Koreckem bral Sc domG z
Campbell.
" San Antonio, Texas
51lety krajan Isidor Kafka
skoncil sebevrazdou. Zastfelil
Sc. Zoufal pry 81 tim, re ne
davno ztratil zamestnan1.
" Hazleton, Pa, 28lety
slovensky krajan Michal Hrin
re Stockton, Pa, prozil uz II.
vanoce a IL. Novy rok v ne
mocnici, kde jest uz pres deset
rok1. Dostal Sc tam S porane-
nou paterf. Zranen1 bylo pfi
koupani v tuni u Stockton No.
8. Skocil tehdy do vody hla-
YOU dol1, pri GENE narazil ma
skalu a cd tie dolby je v nemoc-
nici.
" Ord, Nebraska, krajan
Petr RGzicka Sc zastfelil ma
Stedry vecer. Byl zamestnan
jake Tldic trucku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Ma ~lyncovani ubylo.

Devet osob bylo lyncovano
We Spoj. Statech minulem ro-
ce 1886, coz je meme neil KITE
rykoliv jiny rok v poslednim
ctyrlet1.
Vsech devet lyncovanych pa
trilo mezi cernochy a mulaty.
Vsech devet lyncG Sc odehralo
v .jiznfch statech Unie.
Urednik1m a zTizencGm Sc
podarilo zachraniti 35 dalslch
osob z rukou davu, neil tento
je mohl lyncovati. z toho 80
bylo zachraneno ma jihu, pet v
severn1ch statech. Ozbrojene
moci byol pouzito v peti pfi-
padech. V jinych pTfpadech
veznove byli pTevezeni jinam
anebo jejich straz zesflena, a.
by byli chraneni pred 1tokem
davu.
Pocet lyncovanf v poslednlch
ctyrech letech byl nasleduj1cl
28 roku 1888, Is roku 1884, 20
roku 1885 a roku 1886 pouze
9.
Zlociny, ktere sc roku 1896
pricitaly lyncovanym osobam.
byly tyto: znasilnenl v 3 pT1pa-
dech, pokus o znasilnen1 3
! vrazda /, 1cast ma stavce re
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Velka ~prosperita.

V New Yorku A. w. Zelo-
mex, riditel Mezinarodni sta
tisticke uradovny, pravf, re
pak-li nevypukne v Europe val
ka, nebo svet nepotka jina vel
ka katastrofa, americky OBJ
chod r. 1887 dostoup1 do 10
proc. n~ejvetsfho rozmachu pro
sperity jaka vladla r. 1929.
Poole jeho nazoru, zlepseni
obchodn1 cinnosti r. 1887 Dude
nejmene O deset procent vets1
nez r. 1886, mad vsecky re-
kordy prosperity "a Noveho
prfdelu ohledne produkce, roz-
deleni bohatstvl, zisk1, jistoty
trhG a pffjmG.
Jak nynejsf priznaky uka-
zuj1, prav1 Zelomek, prumyslo-
va vyroba noveho roku ma BY
tt zvysena O s do 10 proc. Mel
vetsl pT1rGstky Sc mali ukazati
v oborech stavebni cinnosti a
konstrukce, zar1zen1 zeleznic,
We vyrobe hospodaTskych stro-
|jG, tezkem ocelarstvl a kovo-
vych odborech. Take vyroba
automobile ma byti O 10 proc.
vetsi, kdezto v doprave nakla-
d1 pc zeleznicfch ma pribyti
az Is proc.
Nasledkem mozneho zvyse-
nj az o 1875 proc. V pfljmech
konsumentG, prodej v drob-
mem ukaze pomerny wrist.
Tendence ku utracen1 "a jine
veci nez bezne zivotnf potre-
by, ktera Sc ukazala behem po-
slednfch dvou let, ma pokra-
covati i V r. 1887. Nasledkem
zmen v zenskych modach, take
Sc ocekava znacnejsf obchod v
damskem satstvu, nez v muz-
skem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Obsti plynu.

Uduseny svftiplynem unika-
jicim z peti otevrenych kohout
XII u kamen v kuchyni, zena a
til male dftky jejf ~nalezeny
byly mrtvy v New Yorku.
Obetmi bylo: June Schuck,
asi 80 roxy stara; George, 5
rokd starry a Edward, 2 roxy
starry a Jane, 7leta.
Kdyz Tide vnikli do bytu, ma
lezli Schuckovou " nocn1m O.
bleku v posteli a drz1c1 Edwar-
da v naruci. Druhe dive dltky
nalezeny V sousedn1 jizbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Lepe nezli cekati, odpustiti
dluhy.

V Lubbock, Texas, mestsky
komisaf, A. j. Richardson,j enz
provozuje tam automobilovy
obchod, omrzely mad stalym
cekanfm ohledn6 zaplacenf Pc
nez jemu dluznych 81 muzi v
obnosu 5000, ma Novy Rok zru-
Sill dluhy tyto Sc slovy: "Nerad
'vid1m, kdyz Sc pTede mnou
s~chovavaji "a rohy pc kazde
kdyz mne vidf pTichazeti. Ra-
deli davam jim Novorocnf dar
odpousteje Jim dluzne mne
castky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

V Chicago 31lety Softer Jo-
seph Varga, pc novorocni osla-
We prisel domG v povznesene
nalade. Kdyz jeho 31leta man
zelka mu vycftala, re prichazi
tax opily dom1, zacal strhava-
ii z vanocnlho stromku zarov-
ky a jednu pc druhe polykal.
Vpravil jich do sebe celkem
sedm, nez privolana policie mu
" dalsfch neobvyklych hodech
zabranila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Utonul pri rybareni.

Ma Sylvan Beach, N. Y, DR..
Poyokichi Iyenaga, 75lety by
Ivaly japonsky vladnf 1rednik
a kolektor V oboru politicke
nauky ma University of Chica-
go a Columbia University, uto-
pill Sc v jezere Oneida. Spadl
do prohlubne v ledu, kdyz ry-
baTil sc svym synem Kennel
hem a spolecnfkem Y. Arakim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

V Sioux Falls, Jiznf Dakota,
byl zatcen Edward Tobin. Po-
licie Tobina popsala co trestan
&c, ktery byl pred nekolika me-
s1ci propulsion re statn1ho We
zen1.
Dfvka, Helena Sellerova, 25,
re Sioux City, Ia, rekla IRA
dun, re obetf hrozne explose,
ktera We ctvrtek znicila skladis
tie 5000 Id. dynamitu a 5000 Id.
prachu nedaleko mesta, a otfa-
sla celym okolfm do dalky so
mil, Sc stall Harold Baker, Glen
handy, ktera nedavno uloupila
"a $4,000 sperkI a $1,000 v
hotovosti klenotnicke firme
v Sioux City, ktery byl bandou
podezf1van, re je "zradcem."
Sellerova byla zasazena os-
mi ranami. Pravila, re Sc pro-
brala ku vedomf jeste v cas-, a
by Sc mohla vyskrabati z kolny
S traskavinami, nez doslo k W.
buchu. Byla nalezena motoris-
tou u cesty, a pfivezena do ne
mocnice v kritickem stavu.
Dfvka rekla, re poprava by
la planovana pro nj a Bakera,
ably Sc jim zabranilo, by pro-
zradili druhe 1castn1ky v lou
pei. Explose, ktera zp1sobila
ma $4,000 skody, ponechala
ma m1ste kde stala kolna ma dy-
namit, krater 35 stop dlouhy,
25 stop siroky a 25 stop hlubo-
ky. Sta oxen We meste bylo
v%ytluceno.
Policie, ktera mezit1m nalez-
la kus mrtvoly ma m1ste vybu-
chu, Poole dfvcina udan1, z Ba-
kerova tela, Sc sl1df pc Slim
Reevesovi a Dwane Nesbitovi
jinych domnelych clenech vra.
zedne handy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Pivo drazSf " Clevelandu.

V Clevelandu vzhledem k to-
mu, re podrazil jecmen a
chmel, ocekava Sc, re brzy IVY
81 pivovary cenu piva O $1.OO
ma sudu a O loo ma bedne.
Pittsburgsk6 pivovary toto
zvJsenf jiz provedly. Nektere
2 pivobar1 Sc opatrily dosta-
tecnym mnozstvim materialu a
zdrazenf Sc zat1m bran1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

medelcd 1, kdezto v 1 pTfpade
nebylo ami oznameno, proc
byl cernoch lyncovan. Poole
stat1 lynce byly: V Georgii s,
V Arkansasu 2, ma Floride 1,
v Mississippi L.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Provolani ke vsem upTimnym
CechHm a SlovakiHm
" Americe.

Bratrl a sestry:-
Pos1lajfce YAM vsem srdecny
sokolsky pozdrav, zveme vas
upf1mne ma Tretf Slet Svazu
Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstva v
Americe.
Sletu tohoto, ktery Dude ko-
nan 20. cervna 1887 Chicago
"a vedenf Americke Oboe So
kolske, z1castnf sc ceske i slo-
venske sokolstvo z celych Spo-
jenych Staff tax, jake tomu
bylo pri Druhem Sletu v roce
1888. TTeti Slet Dude JUBILEE
MIN sletem pc tie STRANGE, re ma
rok 1887 pfipada jubileum diva
cetileteho trvani Americke
Oboe Sokolske.
Sletove slavnosti budou "a
hajeny slavnostnf Akademii v
nedeli, 13. cervna 1887, pax
nasledovati budou dals fpred-
sletove slavnosti a podniky, ja-
koz zavody cviciciho clenstva
We dnech 16. - 20. cervna.
Vyvrcholen1m techto sokol-
skych svatkG Dude sletovy den
v nedeli, 20. cervna v nadher-
mem stadiu Soldier Field v
Grantove parku v Chicagu,kde
vystoupi nase Sokolstvo, ably
pred sirokou ceskoslovenskou i
americkou verejnostf pTedved-
10 ukazky sveho telesneho W.
cviku.
Bratff a sestry! Tento TIE
tt Slet must opet vyzneti u
chvatne i 1spesne. Zdar jeho
Dude ct1 a pychou kazdeho u
vedomeleho Cecha a Slovaka,
a proto je povinnostf mas vsech
abychom pTilozili ruce k spe-
lecnemu dflu. Musime doka-
zati svou sllu a vyspelost teles-
nou i mravn1 pred zraky Anne
riky t1mto letosnfm sletem. Pr
pravne prace byly jiz zahaje-
ny, a vsechna snaha smefuje k
tomu, ably i letosn1ho roku ces-
koslovenske sokolstvo v Anne
rice predstavilo Sc tax jake pri
sletech pfedeslych. K tomu
jest ovsem treba soucinnosti
kazdeho z mas, vsichni musfme
Sc pod1leti ma techto narod-
Mich svatc1ch MAST narodnf or
ganisace sokolske.
Zveme vas proto vsechny CO
nejsrdecneji. Pfipravujte Sc
jiz ode dneska ma slavnostnf
dny sokolske, tax abychom v
nedeli, 20. cervna 1887 mohli
sc v Chicago sej1ti z celych
|Spoj. StatG i z Kanady v poctu
co nejvetsfm pTi d1stojne nas1
represented Ceskoslovenskeho
Sokolstva v America.
Ma zdar a ma shledanou!
Ia Sletovy vybor III. Sletu
|Svazu Ceskoslovenskeho Sokol
stva v Americe:
Karel NJ. Prchal, pTedseda
Jarka Jelfnek, nacelnfk
Emile Welclova, jednatelka.
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Automobily usmrceno 35.7O8
osob bShem roku.

Vladnf odbor We Washington
nu udal, re behem roku 1886
automobily usmrceno bylo We
|Spojenych Statech 35.7O8 osob
eli O 353 meme neil roku 1886
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Dvojcata narOZena behem
dvou rokE.

We Scottsbluff, Nebraska,
dvojcata We dvou roc1ch naro-
dila sc rodine Leland Carson.
Henry Charles Carson naro-
dill Sc v 11.45 We ctvrtek v noci
a jeho sestTicka, Ilene Mae We
1902 hodin patek rano.
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Kan Americana davaji penize

Americana, jak udano, rok
"a rokem obycejne vynaklada-
il S16,137.OOO.O0 600 ma potravi-
nv. S13,O6O.O0O.0O ma renty,
100000 ma obleky, ST.
882. 100000 ma automobily a
$780, 100000 ma lekaTskou
pOmOc.
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Vsecky penfze jsou ulozeny V pine hodnote.
VkIady otevTene 81. Prosince, 1885 ......... 54,2O6
Vkladv otevTene behem roku 1880
Vklady uzavfene behem roku ............. 6,O75
Vklady otevfene 81. Prosince, 1886 ......... 56,11l
Rok koncici 81. Prosince, 1886 vkladate-
l6m pTipsano S 6roky cin1 1hrnem $1,175,O86.1 Is
Liberty Bondy drzen6 v ochrane cinf $4,000
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