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The Washington times., 1937-12-30

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The Washington times., 1937-12-30

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The Washington times., 1937-12-30
National University
Law School
Winter Term Begins

Winter Term Begins
January 8. 1888, at $3.50 p. M.
Standard three-year course lead
ing to degrees of LIB. and I'D.
Graduate courses leading to de-
grees of LIN, M.P.L.. and SID.
All classes held at hours con.
venient for employed students.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30

BRANDES, AGNES CHRISTINE-on Thurs
day, December 80. 1887. at Georgetown
University Hospital AGNES CHRISTINE
BRANDES, beloved mother of Walter, Her.
bert. Arthur and Clarence Brandes.
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Company funeral home, 140G Chaplin
Street Northwest
Funeral services from Grace Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth and Varnum Streets
Northwest, on Friday, December 81, 1887
at p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
COYLE. MARGARET-on Tuesday, Do
cember %. 1887. at the Home of Incur.
ables. MARGARET CoYLE. the beloved
daughter of the late Mary and Patrick
Coyle and sister of Mrs Ann Goode. Miss
Elizabeth Coyle and Mrs. Charles snider
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co
funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. N. W.. on
Friday December 81. at $3.50 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
School of Economics
and Government

College courses offered in Political
Science, Government, Economics,
Psychology, History, Finance.
Accounting, Business and Ian.
guages.
Address Secretary
National 6617 818 18th st NV.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
WOMAN'S CLUB GUESTS
OF MRS. HAM

After the business session Of
0e Woman's Club held in the
home of Mrs. Robert Ham, Tues
day afternoon, very interesting
program on motion pictures was
gwen with Mrs. II. j. Montgom-
cry as leader.
Mrs. Lewis gave very enthus-
lsastic account of motion picture
appreciation in our schools, while
Hrs. Phillip Wilson, Mrs. A. L.
Stevens and Mrs. j. E. Sweany
discussed the outstanding pic
ssres of the year, followed by a
round table discussion of the
eemmunity and the moving pic
ture.
The program was closed with
she. club singing my country s
Nag. Mrs. Pugh Winborn and
Hrs. Burch were guests.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
(Continued From Page One)
unprecedented development.

unprecedented development.
"On the eve of the conference,
stated j. &. holton, commissioner
oil agriculture, came the annou-
ncement by Governor White OF
the possible construction OF two
and possibly three large paper
mills in Mississippi. This in con-
junction with information reveal
ed during the conference that
approximately 60 million dollars
is now being invested in paper
nill construction in the South,
n sufficient proof that almost
unlimited possibilities are facing
Mississippi.
"Very roughly speaking,
paper mill involves 5 million dol
hrs in construction cost, employs
from 1000 to 1000 workmen, and
purchases pulpwood from some
thing like so thousand acres of
land. There is need for $50 sweet
Potato starch factories similar to
the one in Laurel, and new pro-
oosses in the manufacture of sug.
ar, starch and alcohol bear the
promise Of enormous industries
b manufacture such products
from sweet potatoes, artichokes
md grain.
EFT is to be hoped that the
Chemurgic Conference is but the
Beginning Of tide that will sub
ssde only when Mississippi has
taken her place among America s
great Observation-Disclosures sta
tos."
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
fOontinued From Pare One)

munity forces gather to unite and
coordinate services for the bene-
lit of all children.
The May Pole is symbol OF
JOY, festlvity and beauty, the
vari-colored ribbons about the
May Pole represent activities Of
the community as they weave and
build in a coordinated effort a
rogram Of health and happiness
f American children. The daisy
is chosen as symbol of May Day
or Child Health Day. The heart
of the daisy represests the gold of
hope centered in the children, the
petals the white beneficiences
that circle about childhood in
this country. Thus, a field daisy
has become the symbol of new
hope.
The Importance of all other
things depend upon health. Neg
lect in childhood may not only
ruin the individuals but may also
make Of them public wards. Mig
gardly support of any public
health enterprise is false economy
if of child health enterprise, il
is little short of criminal.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
PICKENS NEWS
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY

The Presbyterian Auxiliary be-
gun the work of the new church
year with an inspirational pro-
gram given at tie church Monday
afternoon at 80 o clock. Mrs. j.
K. Maxwell was leader. The topic
was: "Using or Losing Our Col
lege Students" Devotional---by
Mrs. Mamie Jones.
Talk-Objectives of the new year
by--Mrs. j. B. Farabee.
Papers relating to the general
topic were read gy Mrs. Susan
Morton and Mrs. Mamie Jones
prayer by Mrs. j. X. Thomas.
Mrs. Zeb Guest of Durant was
called TO the bedside of her moth.
er, Mrs. Matte Hart, route /
Tuesday. We are glad to say that
Mrs. Harris condition is slightly
improved and we hope for her
speedy recovery.
DR.. G. H. Ingram and W. l.
Davidson made a professional cal
to Ebenezer Wednesday.
Mrs. w. s. Owen and Mrs. j. T
Lever are patients of Streets
Sanitorium, Vicksburg.
Mrs. Gibson is a patient of Com
munity Hospital Lexington.
Mr.. J. X. Upchurch. HIGH school
band leader Mary Wilburn. Fran
ces Balm Mary Elizabeth Vanadc
Ann Elizahet1, c>"ngler. Hardy
McKie Jr. Bill Varado and Charles
Snengler. member Of the board
attended the State Band Concert
in jackson THURSDAY.
Miss Booth Of Winona is visit
ino Mrs. Wallace WORTHY.
Mrs. Leila Gordon and son Rud
olph of Lexington, motored tt
Jackson Friday.
Mrs. G. V. Maxwell attended
the North Mississippi Distric'
Conference at Aberdeen las
week.
Misses Margret Davis ant
Frances Balm gave a musical ant
tap dance number between th'
acts Of the high school play a
Camden, Friday night.
Miss Frances Maxwell wh'
teaches music at Columbus spen
the week end with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Maxwell.
Miss Winfred Davis one Of tn
high school teachers Of Camdel
spent the weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ben Line.
Mr.. Eugene Boiling Of Louis
vile spent the weekend with hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bollinl
Mr.. 8. D. Weber Of Reform, ALI
visited friends here Sunday.
| Mr.. w. S. Owen, Mr.. H. P. st
John, William Owen, Charles and
Ann Elizabeth Spengler motoret
to Vicksburg Sunday to visit Mrs
Owen at Streets Sanitorum.
Mrs. II. s.. McKie entertained
with a birthday party in honor o
her son Hardy Jr. Saturday nigh
a good time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Lieta R. Covington Of Sun
nit visited her grandmother Mrs
Fannie B. Willis, over the week
end.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Ford o.
Goodman and Rev. VIM. Mansel
Of Camden were dinner guests o.
Mrs. j. B. Farabee Sunday.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15

No. 1856: Estate of Tom Sproles,
deceased
Letters of administration hav-
ing been granted on the 18th day
of April, 1887, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Mississ-
ippi, to the undersigned upon the
Estate of Tom Sproles, deceased
notice is hereby given all per.
sons having claims against said
estate to present same to the
Clerk of said Court for probate
and registration according to law
within six months from this date
or they will be forever barred.
This April II, 1887.
J.W Howell.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
CIRCLE NUMBER THREE

Circle number Three of, the
Methodist w. N. s. met in the
home Of Mrs. Harper Jones on
Monday afternoon with Is mem
bees present and one visitor, Mrs.
Castleberry. The Bible Study
BASED on Paul's letter to the Phil
iPpisns was ably given by Mrs.
Joel Gulledge.
Plans were discussed regard
ng the Bishops Crusade supper
which will be held Friday night,
April %. All members Of the
saurch are cordially invited to
come. The finance committee an
aounced that the circle would
seil the sanitary blocks.
After tempting refreshments
were served, the circle adjourned
until the next meeting with Mrs.
r. N. Lyon on April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Howard
lad as their dinner guests last
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Robertson and attractive little
daughter Of Memphis, Tenn, Mrs
r Florence Howard and Miss Ruth
5 Howard.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
West News
SCHOOL NEWS
Junior Glass Elerts Officers

The Junior Glass elected the fol
lowing officers in their recent
election.
President-Thomas Brock
V-Pres.-Wilford Johnson
Secretary-Dorothy Wigley
Treasurer-Annie Miller
Sponsor-Mrs. T. l.. Taylor
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
WHO-WHY?

.6IF, lIORnw.. ;. :. ;. ......
WHO-WHY?
Was Thomas Brooks flame Fri
day night
Doesent John come up to see
Hazel?
Is Rosemary's latest?
Don't the boys rush Brocke
Waited so patiently outside for
Ruby Self Friday night?
Does Dick johnson interfere with
other people businessi
The students are very glad to
have their study hall remodeled.
We were glad to have some of
our old students as visitors of the
Senior Play from HJC. They were
Ruth McCreary and Sarah Sand
ers.
The Senior Play, "Tip Toe Inn''
was enjoyed very much by every
one.
The student body elected the
most beautiful girl from Attala
County. The votes seem to run for
Dorothy WigIey and Pauline Gel
ston, but Pauline succeeded by a
majority Of votes.
James Hamilton is on the sick
list this week. We hope he will
soon be well.
HONOR ROLL 7TH. MONTH
Beginners And First Grade
Thomas Cade, Tommy Gelston
Andrew Goss, Lyndal Goss, Billy
Brock, Linda Brock, Peggy Sue
Roche and Billy Wiles.
SECOND GRADE
Billy Stone, Robert Melton, III
Jean Hand, Fay Cummins, Sarah
Thomas, and Jack McCreary.
THIRD GRADE
Emma Jean, Snavely, Ruben
Aldridge, Myrtle Browning
Frances Allen, jean Musselwhite
Earnestine Wigley, Jimmie Hand
Carson eagle, Lloyd Roche and
Reba Gelston.
FOURTH GRADE
Nancy Steen, Leila Maude De
vine, Letrice Andrews, Dorothy
Browning, and Eugenia McCreary
FIFTH GRADE :. :. -.
Evelyn Hand, Leona Floyd,
Kelly Wiles, Billy Zane Hyman,
Meredith Holmes, Marthan AID
ridge, Billy Jean McCool and
Waylan Aldridge.
SIXTH GRADE
Josie Dean Thornton, Elizabeth
Thornton, Lanelle Snavely, Cas-
teel Cade, Georgia Brock, Erskin
Wigley, Define Springfield, Agens
McCullar, and Julia Myrtis Gel
stOn.
SEVENTH GRADE
NONE
EIGHTH GRADE
Pauline Brock, Doris Weeks,
Ben Roche Jr, Elizabeth Brown
ing.
NINTH GRADE
w. D. Brister, and Roselle B-is-
ter.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15

Mrs. Hilliard Odom is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Waugh of Mem
phis this week.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
THE JUNIORS

The Juniors met with Mrs. Tay-
lor as sponsor and planned ban
quet for Friday night. The Juniors
are going to entertain the Seniors
which is being sponsored by the
Womans Club.
cJE 1lOppxy
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
When Women
Need Card,li

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some Of your strength you had
for your favorite activities. or
for your housework :. and
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and suffer severe discomfort
at certain times, try Carduil
Thousands and thousands OF
women say 1t has helped them.
BY increasing the appetite.
improving digestion, Cardui
helps you to get more nourish-
ment. AS strength returns.
unnecessary functional aches.
pains and nervousness dust
seem to 60 away.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Neozbrojeny kupec zahnal TT
ZIodGIe

V rade kradezf v Glyndon-
Reisterstown okrsku V posled-
mich dvou tydnech provede-
nych, zaznamenan pokus kra-
deze V de~partmentn1m obcho-
du A. S. Rome.
Rome obleceny jenom v noe
MIN 1boru pTibehl z domu do
obchodu a bosyma nohama ro-
zehnal Sc "a zlodeji, ktef1
kvapne prchli.
VI posledn1ch rocich Rome
okraden byl jedenactkrat.
V l hodinu v sobotu rano sc
probudil uslysev padajic1 sklo
S okna do obchodu vedouc1ho.
Vyskociv z lGzka rozbehl sc
ku obchodu aniz pomyslel ma
pfistrojenf Sc. We chvatu "a
pomel i ma rucnici.
Ku obchodu dobehl prave
kdyz jeden zlodej protahoval
Sc zabradl1m. Jiny ukazal sc
u okna s kejkem v ruce.
"Pust jej", vzkrikl Rome
Zlodej poslechl. Kejk padl ns
zem. Zat1m druzi diva dali 81
ma 1tek cd zabradli. Ia MIN
nasledoval tTet1. S sebou ne
mohli 81 witt niceho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Jackson hotov byti
gOVernerem.

Mayor Jackson oznamil svo-
il kandidaturu pro Trad go
vernera V nedeli. Mayor liz
pred trent roxy byl hotov pro
kandidaturu tuto ale odstoupil
kdyz vyskytlo Sc vice kandida-
tn mezi demokraty.
Kdyby mayor Jackson byl
zvolen, doslo by ku jistemu
druhu nemileho mt prripadu.
Pc zvolen1 bylo by jeho povin-
nost1 pfedati mayorsky Trad V
moe George Sellmyer, presi-
denta mestske rady, ktereho z
pine duse, pTi nejmensfm rece-
no, nema rad.
Sellmyer S mestskou radon,
jez je pFatelskou Jacksonovi a
vyborem ma odhady byl by
pax mayorem do jara r. 1889.
V prohlasenf SVEN mayor
Jackson prav1, re volici v me-
ste Baltimore a okresich zada-
Ii jej, ably formalne prohlasil
Sc kandidatem, ably s pracf pro
jeho zvolenf bez odkladu mo-
hlo byti pocato. V prohlasenf
SVEN VIM republikany, re do
voleb, kdy zvolen Nice, repu-
blikani slibovali sniziti vydanf,
ale m1sto toho vydanf zvysena
byla a mnoho milion1 pridano
ku dluhu statu. Mayor Jack
son vinf republikany z mrhani
a obracen1 fondG urcenych pro
jiste prace ku dcel6m jinym.
Edward IT. Burke, v1dce v
Baltimore okresu demokratic-
keno bojovneho odvetvf, slfbi]
w 1tery svoji podporu mayoro-
We kandidatufe. Okres ma Sc
DIN HAST.
Lansdale G. Sasscer, presi-
dent statnfho senatu, staff bu-
de proti mayoru Jacksonovi v
demokratickych primarkach.
Panuje dale "silny MAJOR, ze
vedle n6ho budou jeste diva il.
nj. Temi snad budou: DR.
Charles H. Conley z Frederick
ktery v demokratickych pri
markach roku 1884 dobyl SO.
900 HAST prot zesnulemu AL
bertu Cabell Richie, ktery do.
! byl $4,000 HAST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02

Matula. Navsteva byla "a da-
nych okolnostf slusna a wa
Jenna zabava pfftomnych Slo-
vak1 a Cechu bratrsky pratel-
ska.
= Ease prisla doba balti-
morske Narodni Pouti. Opet-
ne rozkvete sokolsky tabor
Tyrs slavnostne a lepe jake
gradiosnf girlanda zivych kve-
tn = nasi drahou mladezf
chlapcd pruznych jake dubove
mlazf, d1vek lepych jake kla-
tovske karafiaty a blatenske
RUE. Jejich maminky a tatfn-
kove take nezGstanou pozadu,
a tax Dude radostne a slavne
jake O nejvets1 prazske pouti
"Fidlovacce" kterou tax kras-
ne pro budouc1 pokoleni mama
loval nedavno zemfely malir
Jan Minaf1k, a kan polozil
Tyl prvotiny nasf narodnf hymn
ny "Kde domov muj". Byla to
pout ktera nam dala nasf ma
rodn1 hymnu, jsou to poute ma
SIGH NEST a mestecek k nimz
mas pouta tolik krasnych vzpo-
m1nek a ma ktere jsme Sc vzdy
tolik tes1vali. Pout - jaka to
byvala slava pro mestecko v
ten veliky den, prisli pfatel6 d
daleka, naplnili nase ~svetnice
vesel1m a radosti. Pro mas ja-
ko deti nemelo snad jejich Wy
pravovanf tolik zajimavosti
jake jejich = kterf Sc pamatu-
jete, solidnf "ctyraky' nebo
krejcary, kter6 jsme ukladali
u majiteld kolotocd ,kocovnych
cirkusG, komediantd a jinych
svetob6zn1kG. Nase Narodnf
Pout Dude take takovym obno-
ven1m vzpominek, zvyk1 a pra
telstvf, kter6 utuzfme die pek-|
neho pf1kladu nasfch dedG a
otcG, darovanfm pernfkoveho
srdce = ~ lasky'', 81 pouti'
nebo jineho prfpadneho napi-|
SUI. Ale nejen pernlkova srdce
hus1 "navstfvenky" privola-
il davno zasle dny naseho MIA
di, lacena okdrka z laku, We
provo pecinka, dousek Tfzneho
piva a hlavne ceska muzika,
vse Dude nam pTipomfnat nase
nejstastnejs1 dolby v zivote a
budeme Sc m1ti Ease jake 81
Jiste kazdy baltimorsky &C.
choslovak a Cechoslovacka da-
il Sc videt V nedeli, dine II. Ger
vence ma nas1 velike Narodni
Pouti, kterou pro vsechny bez
rozd1lu pofada Sdruzenf Ces-
koslovenskych SpolkG V Balti-
more. Poutovy Zpravodaj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
PRINCE DUSTP. JOSEFA
DUCHKA, C.. SIS. r.

Osada Sv. Vaclava v Balti-
more, Md, pTiv1tala radostne
sveho odchovance novovysve-
ceneho kneze ddstp. Josefa
Duchka, C. SIS. R., pri Slavne
Primici, minulou nedeli, 27.
cervna 1887.
Osadnf spolky Sc seTadily
pred Katolickou Budovou ma
Madison ulici V Z. hodin rano.
V cele pr6vodu a S prapory by
10 bubenicke a trubacske cd
deleni Spolku Nejsv. Jmena.
Nas1edovaly uniformovane
spolky sv. JiTf a Sbor Kat. So
kola a Sokolek, pax jine spoil
ky jak muzske tax zenske. O.
kolo vchodu kostela a pc Col
lington Ave. utvoTen cestny
spal1f.
Ddstp. primiciant a ddstpa-
nj jiz mu pTisluhovali, vystou-
pill re sakristie ma ulici, kde
rodice, sestry a prfbuznf ddstp.
a padesat malych hoch1 a dew
cat nesouc1ch bile lille a oble-
cenych jake druzby a druzic-
ky Sc pTidali ku pr6vodu. Ma
pamatku teto slavnosti skupi-
ma duchovenstva a skupina ro-
dinna byla fotografovana.
Slavny prdvod ministrantG,
druzicek, spolkG a duchoven-
stva uvedl d1stp. primicianta
ku chramu Pane. Zde pTi vcho-
du, novovysveceny knee poke
XII a prijal pozehnan1 svych ro-
dicG, otce a matky. PAX jeho
sestra RGzena Duchkova ne
souc krasne vysivany polstar S
odznakem kalicha a hostile,
psenice a vino, pronesla blaho-
recne pfan1, jakoz i dive jej1
druzky, Josefina Duchkova,
nejmlads1 sestra dGstp. a Ma
RE r. Kratochv1lova.
u oltaTe pri Slavne Primici
pTisluhovali vel. panu primici-
antovi, dGstp. Josef stepanek,
C.SS.R., jake jahen, dGstp. Jo-
sef Soft, C.SS.R., jake podja-
hen, a dGstp. Josef Hid, C.SS.
R., byvaly faraT jake arciknez.
Ddstp. Martin NJ. Oktavec,
|C.SS.R., nynejs1 faraT osady
zastupoval m1sto ceremoniafe
a pronesl patTicne kazan1. Me-
ri jinym pravil re jake rannl
cervanky davaj1 nad6ji ma kra-
shy den, tax tez i knezske pr
voting pdsobi radost z nadeje
ma budouc1 dobre ovoce knee
skeho zivota. Blahopral move
mu knezi re Pan BGh 81 no Wy
volil "a nastupce v die spase-
nj. Kazatel podotknul re ia
ko Kristus, Syn Boz1, pTisel ma
svet vydat svedectv1 O pravde,
a pomoc cloveku ably znova Sc
pravdy chopit mohl, kterou
ztratil kdyz uveTil falesnym
slovdm svddce v raji, a Poole
pravdy I'll a Gle vecneho dosa-
hi, tax ma pokracovat tonic
die katolicky knee. We jmenu
osady blahopral tez rodicdm,
sestram a pT1buznym nov6ho
knee.
Pc kazanf dGstp. primiciant
udelil sve knezske prvni poze-
hnani rodicdm a pT1buznym, a
pax veskeremu lidu shromaz-
denemu v kostele. hostel byl
naplnen do nejposlednejsfho
mlsta, a mnoz1 museli vdbec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Allan Coad

Statni senator, =. Allan Coad
re st. Mary's okresu, Dude
snad dals1m protikandidatem.
Herbert r. O'Conor, gene
ralni navladn1 v pondel1 nepro
hlasil, bude-li kandidovati "a
governera, jak o tom jiz dels1
dobu sc pov1da.
William Curran, nemiluj1c1
mayora, pravil pc prohlaseni
mayorove, re zrovna chce sc
mu do place S andelskymi "a
stupy kdyz slysf, jak Sc mayor
chvaliti dovede. 0 Curranovi
Sc povida, re je pro O'Conora.
William Preston Lane, ge-
neralni navladn1 "a governera
Richie, We stTedu oznamil svo-
il podporu kandidatufe mayo
rove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02

stat. Mnohy osadnfk a osad-
nicka zaslzeli radostf vidouce
tohoto mlad6ho kneze, jehoz
znali jake maleho hocha, mini
stranta pfi oltaTi, jak podava
Telo Pane svym zboznym ro-
dicdm. Nejvyss1 to radost ka-
tolickeho otce a matky.
Pc Msi svate byl uchystan o.
bed pro vel. pany a rodinu
dustp. primicianta cd obeta-
vych "Vypomocnych Zen" osa-
dy, Ladies Auxiliary. Pr te-
to hostine d1stp. Martin M.
Oktavec, C.SS.R., pronesl ne
kolik SLOW blahopfani, uznanf
a podekovan1 vsem "a tuto o.
Islavu, a pax predstavil d1stp.
primicianta, ktery krasne re-
lei dekoval Ia toto skvele uvf-
TAM. Dekoval "a veskere ODE
ii svym dobrym rodicnm, a
vyslovil sve poteseni mad tim
jak S hlubokou a zivou virou
osadn1ci no privftali jake kn6-
re. Pravil re ia dcta neplatf je-
no osobe ale dradu knezskemu
jehoz zastupuje. Pc ukoncen6
mobilize ma ukoncenf hosting,
osadn1ci We velikem poctu pri-
chazeli cele odpoledne do skol-
nj mlstnosti blahopTat novemu
knezi, a pozadat O jeho prvnf
knezske pozehnanf.
Pr vecernf poboznosti ddstp.
primiciant byl celebrantem. Pc
svatem pozehnani udeloval
'vsem jednotlive sve knezske
p%ozehnani, jez vzalo pres &C.
lou hodinu. Zajiste re vssichni
osadnfci 81 zasluhujf uznanf "a
toto projevenf sve katolicke Vi
ry vdci DISHONEST 1Tadu KNEE
skeho.
DGstp. Josef Duchek, C.SS.R.
jest synem pana Josefa a PAM
Marie Duchek, kterf pTijeli z
Czech V roce 1913 a usadili Sc v
osad6 sv. Vaclava, Baltimore.
Ddstp. Sc narodil v Plzni 4. ST.
pna 1910. V~ychodiv osadnf
skolu sv. Vaclava v roce 1925
nastoupil pTfpravna studio ma
knezstvf v kolleji Redemptori-
stu Fanny Marley North East,
Pa. Ma 2. srpna 1882 pc skon-
cenem Noviciatu V Illchester,
Md, slozil Teholnf sliby a stall
Sc clenem Kongregace Nejsv.
Vykupitele. Pokracoval We
svych filosofickych a bohoslo-
veckych studi1ch v seminaTi v
Esopus, n. Y, kde byl vysve-
cen ma kneze 20. cervna 1887
Cd Biskupa, stepana Donohue,
sveticfho Biskupa New Yor-
skeho.
Celia osada blahopreje move
mu knezi, svemu odchovanci,
a pTeje mu stale Bozf pozeh-
mani ably dobTe kracel a setr-
val ma ceste zivota jake verny,
horlivy knee, a tax prinesl ra-
dost sym rodic1m, sourozen-
cum, a cele osade sv. Vaclava.
AID multos amos. Mnoga lie
ia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Dalsi obst prskavek.

Leo Blum, Is rokG starry,
stall Sc dalsf obet1 vypalovanl
prskavek, kterymi vlastenectl
PAM kluci "oslavuj1" 4. cerve-
nee. Vypalil prskavku V lah-
vi cd mleka, ably rama byla sill
nejsi. Kus skla vrazil mu do
Okla a poskodil toto tax, re mu-
sci byti wat ma kliniku Johns
Hopkins nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Governor Nice opustil nemoc-
nici We ctvrtek.

V pondelf sd6leno bylo s We
fejnost1, re governor Nice, je-
muz v Johns Hopkins vynato
bylo oko, propulsion Dude ten
to ctvrtek. DR.. Goldbach, jenz
operoval governera, pravil, re
STAY governerGv jest dobry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Ctvrty Cervenec


Plany ma oslavu Dne Mood
vislosti dokonceny byly V Bal
timore v sobotu Sdruzenim
Vetsfho Severovychodnfho Bal
timore zahrnujfc1ho ctrnact
obcanskych organisaci a Ex-
change klub v Highlandtown.
Den Neodvislosti, ktery pri-
pada letos ma nedeli, slaven
Dude v pond6lf, 5. cervence.
Vlajky, busy a lodi ozna-
muj1 silny pocet osob zamysle-
jfc1ch podniknouti zajezdy a
vylety.
Majitele sord jsou pfiprave-
nj hostiti tisice tech, kteTi We
dny tyto opustf Baltimore.
We Stadium s%lavnostnf pro-
gram pocne V pondel1 6 no
din. saskove baviti budou O.
becenstvo az do pdl sedm6,
kdyz parada vedena kapelou
vejde. Mestsky radn1, Richard
c.. O'Connell Dude marsalem
parady.
Nastane zapas bubenickych
a trubacskych Short O ceny. V
8. hodin mayor mesta pTedne-
Sc svoji rec, pc n1z ceny rozde-
leny budou.
Ohnostroje vypalovany bu-
dou poc1naje O pill devate no.
dine pc p6l druhou hodinu.
Tyto letosniho roku vypalova-
ny budou Cd konce admins
tracn1 budovy We Stadium. O.
be strany Stadia otevreny bu-
dou obecenstvu, kde ocekava-
ny jsou zastupy asi $4,000 o.
sob.
V Paterson parku predsedou
programu Dude G.. Frank
Young. Telocvicne zapasy poe
nou tam pod T1zen1m Verejne
L1gy V 10. hodin rano. Base
ball hiram Dude O 2. iodine,
hudba pocne koncertovati O
p1l 7. iodine vecer. Reel pred
nesou: Broening, zastupce 60
vernera Nice, mayor Jackson,
William P. Lawson, policejn1
komisaf a John l.. Brandan,
komisaf mad parky.
Ohnostroje v Patterson par
ku pocnou hran1m narodni
hymny, osvetlen1m vlajky a Wy
palovan1m bomb. =
Pondeli Dude zakonnym
svatkem.
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Matula. Navsteva byla "a da-
nych okolnostf slusna a wa
Jenna zabava pritomnych Slo-
vakd a Cechd bratrsky pratel-
ska.