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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
Market Irregular At
 Opening Of Business
Traders Paid More Attention to Speciality Shares;
 SteeIs, Motors, Chemical Were Quiet
BY ELMER c. WALZER Limited Press Financial Editor


 New York, Sept. 4.-(UP)-Stocks backed and filled irregularly in moderate active trade today.
 With little in the news to sway the market in either direction, trad- CTS focused attention on speciality shares, while pivotal steel, motor and chemical issues failed to de- velop trend.
 Loft highlighted early dealings wit han advance of more than a point. Columbian Carbon, St. Jos eph Lead and Abbott Laboratories recorded similar gains. Rubber shares turned strong after early steadineSS, and U. s. Rubber re- placed a small early loss with a 1 1-2 point advance at 21' 3-8. Good rich and Goodyear were in demand. ].
 Bethlehem and U. s. Steel slipped of nearly point, early, but recov- cred about half the losses. Chrysler, General Motors, Du Pont and Ana conda were down fractionally. Oils and utilities held about steady. Air Line shares improved slightly.
 Rails were bolstered by early re- ports indicating a further rise in carloadings for last week, but ad- vances generally were limited to small fractions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
War News That Escaped The Censor Lot More Damage in England T h an Comes Over the
 w ire s.
DREW PEARSON and BOB ALLEN Washington Merry GO-Round
 AuthOrS)

Washington, (SpeciaD The most disastrous news that has eS- capped the British censor recent ly is the fact that the Bristol arms factory in southwest Eng land has been severely damaged by German bombs. This news has come back to Washington via the diplomatic and military cables.
 The Bristol plant is one of the most important munitions fac tories in England, and apparently it has been virtually put out of business. Coming on top of dam age to the Rolls-Royce airplane motor plant, this is devastating information.
 Furthermore, the Germans have been causing lot more damage than gets on the press sables, and on the whole the British situation has worsened considerably in the past week.
 British morale is still high, in fact better than during the last World War, and British aviators still are putting up an amazing battle, far surpassing the Ger mans in individual skill and brav- cry. However, bravery and morale alone will not win a war, and when the output of many fac- tories such as the Bristol arms plant is stopped, it means that the British may have only plo- rale and bravery left.
 On the optimistic side, how ever, Royal Air Force aviators have been wreaking terrific dam age on German gasoline plants and Ruhr factories. The damage to German plants is greater pro- portionately. Only trouble is that the British don't have nearly as many planes as the Germans to perform bombing raids of this kind.
 The ratio in British bombing planes short time ago was F Nazi to one British bomber - based upon carrying capacity. It is a little better now but not much.
 Copyright, 194O, by United
 Features Syndicate, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
PROWLER FLEES
 OWNER IS SHOT

Boston, Sept. A UP) When Henry Kirby, 30, found a prowler trying to enter a window of his home early today, he called police.
 A squad was dispatched to the house and Kirby joined them in a search of the premises. Believing he had spotted the prowler, po- liceman fired his pistol.
 The bullet struck Kirby, fractur- ing his right ankle. Kirby was hospitalized. The prowler could not be found.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
NO JEWISH ARMY
 TO FIGHT NAZIS

Hartford, Conn, Seut. 4(UP)- Reports of a universal recruiting of a Jewish army to fight Germany were discounted today by Milton H. Richman, national committeeman of the Jewish World War veterans.
 "The organization" said Richman, sGhas always discouraged thought of enlistment in a foreign army and understands there is law on the statute books which prohibits enlist ment of American citizens under a foreign flag"
 Richman said he had no knowl- edge of recruiting in Connnecticut or elsewhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

| leila, Louise Colucci,. Anthony Co., lucci, Domenic Crulla, Sr, Dorothy Crulla, Joseph Avellani, Mary Crulla Ernie Crulla, Anna VaSsola, Dom- chic Vassola, Angelo Stance, Jean Famagatta, Frank Stance, Lawrence Wilson, John Vassola, John Vassola Jr., Arthur Curulla, Edmond zac- caria, Jenny Anfelicola, Johnny Da- meli0 Angeline Angelicola, Angeline Dantino, Carmella Murno, Sally Spino, Joseph Scopino, Toddo Man. zoli, Lillian Dillon, Tillie Crosse Margaret Chester, Lucille Van Wag- ner, Doris Pariot, Al Ritucci, Bill Guerrero, Lefty Maran, Elizabeth Longo, and Catherine Spino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

Academy at Danville, Penn. This is her sophomore year.
 Mrs. Ceceia Cepila of Wilkes Barre, Penn, has returned after spending the, summer with her daughter, Mrs. 5Sseph Hondura and MT. Hondura of Greenwood street.
 Home from Maine
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Mahlstedt and family have returned from Peeks Island, Maine, where they spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Edward Butter field and family of Prospect street have returned from Lake zoar.
 MT. and Mrs. George MattSon and family of Prospect street have returned from Long Meadow where they spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Painter and daughter Carol Ann of Bridgeport spent the week end with MT. Paint CTS parents, MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Painter of Cutler street. MT. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop and Elizabeth of Baldwin street have re- turned after spending the summer at their cottage on Lake Garda.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and daughter, Ellen, have returned to their home on Lee street from a two weeks vacation at Lake Candle wood.
 Rev. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox and son have returned from a months vacation.
 Girls Meet Tonight The Sunshine Girls will hold their first meeting of the season at Co., lumbia hall this evening at 7:30.
 MT and Mrs. Clifford Atwood anc family of Scott avenue have re- turned after spending some time al Bantam Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood anc family of Main street have re. turned from a months stay at Ban 1 tam Lake.
 Dr. and Mrs. Marggraff and fam. ily have returned from two week! vacation at their summer place ir Woodbury
 I MT. and Mrs. F. N. Cathermar and Buddy have returned from Long Meadow pond where they spent the summer.
 The Fire Department will hold 6 clam bake Sunday, September 8 at Panalaitis farm. The bake will be in charge of Bernard Marcoux.
 The Misses Winifred and Helen Woods have returned to New York city after spending the week end with their brother, Poster Woods and Mrs. Woods of Roberts street.
 Miss Marjorie Brew, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Harold Brew. and Miss Carolyn Lynn. daughter of MT and Mrs. Francis Lynn, will enter the Waterbury Hospital Training School for Nurses today
 pr. and Mrs Carlton Seymour and children. shaun and Larry have been visiting with Dr. sey- mour's parents, MT and Mrs. How ard Seymour Of Highland avenue
 Dr Seymour has resigned his position as superintendent Of the boarding school for Indians In the Rio orande valley and has been appointed vocational director of the high school in Rochester, V, Y.
 Dr Seymour and hls family have left for Rochester Mrs eeymour'A mother, Mrs Winlfred Haley also visited ln Watert0wn with hoI daughter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
BUILDING PERMITS

The following permit has been filed at the office of Building An- spectOr John T. Hartley:
 S. BoscO, to alter store at 62S North Main street, S2,20O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

Thousands of British bank clerks, now in the Navy, took the recent Institute of Bankers examination on board ship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
N. Y. Bank & Trust Stocks
 The R. F. Griggs Co.

Percy Freer of Johannesburg. South Africa. courted trouble in his presidential address to the South African Library Association when he declared that women librarians are Handicap to the profession in its efforts to gain public recognition"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood and family of Main street have re- turned from months stay at Ban tam Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

Dr. and Mrs. Marggraff and fam fly have returned from two weeks vacation at their summer place in Woodbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

MT and Mrs. Clifford Atwood and family of Scott avenue have re- turned after spending some time at Bantam Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-04

Girls Meet Tonight : The Sunshine Girls will hold their first meeting of the season at Co., lumbia hall this evening at 7:30.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
PRESIDENT A SVATEBNf
DEN PRO ~BALTIMORSKOU
\ NEVESTU.

Ably v posledn1 minutu nebyl
porusen svatebn1 den, kdyz VIDA
Sc ma Den Dfk1cineni, Marie
Opava, 20 rok1 stara z {. 28O1
Mayfield avenue, napsala do
pis presidentu Rooseveltovi.
"Vdavati Sc budu ma Den
Dikucinenl'', psala. "Kdy VIA
sine DlkGcinenf Den bude?"
V pondelf vse bylo rozhod-
nuto. Nevesta Sc svym nasta-
vajlcim manzelem, Lee Keidel,
20 rokG starym z {. 31O7 Ra-
venwood avenue, v ten den ur-
cite vedela, kdy Den Dfkdcin6-
nj Dude. Vdavati Sc Dude Fl.
listopadu.
Nevesta ma diva dopisy: je-
den cd Stephen Early, sekreta-
re presidenta Roosevelta a ie-
den cd A. j. Bourbon, vypo-
mocneho sekretare governera
O'Conor.
Oba ujistili Miss Opava, re
NIUE byti jista, re Den DikG-
cinenl Dude FL. listopadu toho-
to roku.
V dopise Stephen Early psal
"Oznamuje Sc yam, re presi-
dent Roosevelt oznamil, re Fl
listopad Dude oznacen "a Der
D1kGcineni."
Pr1pis sekretare governera
stanovi,ze Marylandsky zakor
urcuje, re governor must pro.
hlasiti Den D1kGcinenf ma ter
samy den jake president.
Nevesta rekla v pondeli: "Js
skutecne neocekavala jsem cd.
poved. Psala jsem "pro fun"
abych videla co sc stane."
Ovsem vsechno nebylo roz.
hodnuto pondel1. Nevesta ma
pr1buzne We Filadelfii, kter.
pref 81 1castniti Sc snatku
Governor Pennsylvania, James
oznamil Den D1k6cineni ma %
listopad. To znamena, re prf.
buzn1 nebudou tax moci ucinit
ma Marylandsky Den D1kdci
neni.
Nevesta je sekretaTkou. Ia.
zana, zda-li pc snatku Dude
pracovati jake takova, odpove.
della: mo, sir, nebudu. Budu
Sc cviciti byti hospodyni. Tc
jest, re nejprve uciti sc budu
kuchariti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
VELKE USTRICOVE HODY
v NEDELI.

Starry dobromyslny Pat Moi
felt, popularnf prodavac, Sc
spokojene usmfva ponevadz je
81 jist 1spechem Ustricovych
HodG Dem. Klubu Ceskych
Mlad1kG 7. wardy, 2100 Ash
land Ave, ktere budou pofada-
ny pod jeho dozorem a Tfzenim
tuto nedeli, 27. T1jna cd l do G
hodin vecer.
Pat Sc take pTicinil, by z1-
castnenym damam byla veno-
vana nalezita pozornost Ca
lantni Pat!
Zvlastni pece soustredena ma
sestavenf Menu. Vice a lepsi
jfdla budou pTedkladana jak
kdy pred t1mto. Jest take "a
bezpecena prvotTidnf obsluha.
PT1tomnost statn1ch a NEST
skych hodnostaT1 Dude dalsi
zaj1mavostf. Prodej vstupenek
jest vets1 nezli Sc ocekavalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
NEPREJf 81 PRfJEZD PRESI.
DENTUV 30. RfJNA DO
BALTIMORE.

Demokratictf v1dcov6. kterf
" Marylandu ffdf kampan pre-
sldentovu pro tretf termfn, ne
pref 81, ably pfijel 80. ffina do
Baltimore, jak ujednano bvlo,
Republikan6, kterf zde milf
budou kandidata Wendell 1.
Willkie, ably zde recnil V TUE
noe We zbrojnici pat6ho pluku,
pravl, re by 81 niceho vice ne
prali neil ably president Roose
welt byl zde V tentyz den. TYR
oil, re by to byla vytecna prfle-
zltost pro presidenta, adv pri-
jail vyzvanf kandidata Wilikie
pro vefejnou debatu t6ze noel.
Demokratictf vGdcov6 Marv-
landu myslf, re priced presi-
dentGv V den ten by byla "chy-
ba."
Mezi TENN, kdo pfrftomni bv-
Ii demokratick6 schuzi V patek.
byll senator Tydings, governor
lOConor, mayor Jackson, w.
FreSCon Lane, pOkladnik demo-
kraticke kampane, kongresnik
D,Alesandro a JIM Maryland
st1 clenove kongresu.
Governor O'Conor nebyl zro-
vna tax neprizen pffjezdu
presidentova V den 80. Tfina.
Pravil v ohledu tom: ga vital
bych presidentovu n~avstevu,
kdykoliv on by prijel a byl-li
by 80. rijen jediny den, V KITE
~ by pfij1ti mohl, pax dGdveru-
j, re by poctil mesto, kter6 mu
roku 1886 dalo vetsinu 113. 900
hlas1."
Kongresn1k D'Alesandro pred
povlda, re kdyby V den pTfiez-
du president recnil We veTeine
schulz V Paterson Parku, mohl
by zaruciti nejvets1 schdzi V hi
storii mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Ma darby pro Ceskoslovensks
vojiny " Anglii prispeli " Cur
It's Rav q okoIi fifo kra ;are.

Sbor ceske zeny a Dfvky {.
lot SIS; p1. B. C1sar SIS; pf. B.
De Grange Krejcfk 50; pf. A.
Lenc So; pf. Kosterink So; An
ton Zeman So; V. Kozlik So;
Marie Puncochar So; Barbora
White So; Gertrude Bryl So;
John Jezek, Jr. So; John Je-
EEK Sr. So; johanna Volny $1.5O
Julie soustek $3.50; Josefa
Hrabak 81; Anna Hrabak-Ca
sey 81; p1. stolba soc; pf. "a
mostny st. 81; pi. Zamostny mi.
81; p1. Svitak 81; Anastazie
Zaruba 81; Anna Zeman 81
johanna Ocasek 81; Jan a Ma
RE Nocar So; Milada Nocar 81
Petr a Marie Prokop 81; Jan
Zamostny So; p. a p1. j. Toula
81; Josefa Kuska 81; R1zena
Minar1k 81; J. A. Svitak, mi.
81; p1. Nemecek 81; Josefa
Batner 81; Anna PaT1zek SOC
p1. FRED kOnOplk 81; Jan Be-
lada 81; Frances Cermak 81
Ludvik Purer 81; Frank Ger
max 81; Anna JiT1cek 81; An
ma Opalensky 81; Frantiska
Obzut 81; Zdenka Kunasek 81
Marie Bernat 81; Marie Lukes
81; Josefa Gura 81; p1. Jurak
81; Anezka Jurak 81; Alzbeta
Krcek 81; pf. Koukol 81; John
Griffith 81; Christine Marek
81; p1. M. Jir1cek 81; Emile
Hayliger 81; Ludv1k Spicka 81
Josefa Bernandy ST.; Louis
Mallonee So; Josefa Vykoukal
81. Obnos $500.
Sebrano pficinenim pant Jo-
sefy Hrabakove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
LA GUARDIA DO BALTI-
MORE MA DEN PRACE.

Sc vs1 nadejf, re president
Roosevelt Dude Tecniti 80. hi
ma v noe, kdy zde republican
sky kandidat, Wendell L. Will
kie fecniti Dude, zruseno, W.
Dor, jenz pracuje V hlavnfm
demokratickem stTedu, ozna-
mil, jedn1m z TecnikdI v den
ten Dude w. D. Tracey, Prise
dlcl sekretar Prace. Jest zde
dale pranfm, ably New Yorsky
mayor, Fiorello La Guardia,
recnil mlsto presidenta V diva
die Lyric.
Organisovanf zffzenci pivo-
varG befou silnou 1cast V otaz-
&c teto. Ash 1900 z mich po-
chodovati Dude z Gay a Preston
ulic do Lyric.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
DOPIS.
Kratkovlnny rozhas "Ceskoslo.
venska America.

New York, 16. Tijna 1910
Pan Ant. J. Svejda, tajemnfk
Sdruzenych- Csl. SpolkG,
Slavic" Building
730 N. Collington Ave.
Baltimore, Md.
Vazeny krajane:-
VZdavame Yam nejsrdecnej.
81 dix jak "a Vas dopis, tax "a
obetavy dar, jejz jste nam "a.
slal "a Sdruzene Ceskosloven.
ske Spolky v Baltimoru. Tentc
Vas dar mas prekvapil take
proto, re jsme zatfm nebyli v
uzsim styku. Dovolte nam, a.
bychom Yam take upTfmne re.
XII, re znacnym dojmem ma mas
pusobila strucnost Vaseho prI.
vodniho dopisu. Pochopili jste,
jak vidlme, spravn6, re v teto
dobe je daleko vice tTeba cinG
nez SLOW a podpora,ji jste nam
venovali, je takovym cinem.
Tiskneme Yam v duchu srdec-
ne ruku a prosfme Vas, abyste
mas nelfceny dix vyrfdil vsem
sestram a bratTim svych tam
mich spolkG.
Doufame, re nam sv6j zajem
zachovate i v budoucnosti a
jsme s krajanskym pozdravem
a nasfm odbojovym heslem :
Zv1t6Zfme!
Jan Munzer,
Jan Fierlinger,
Kratkovlnny rozhlas
"Ceskoslovenska Amerika"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
T

Matcina pTedtucha, re jej1
syn upadne V souzen1, skoro
zamezila prepaid ohledne ST.
31O.43 platebnf listing, "a KITE
ry diva mladi muzi odsouzeni
byli ma deset a sedm rokG do
vezen1.
Odsouzenymi jsou: Melvin
Goodman a Milton Bloom
baum. PRIMAL Sc, re pfepadli
a oloupili Edwarda Smitha,
kdyz vacel Sc z banky s pencil
ma platy pro majitele klobouc-
nickeho obchodu We 800 blocku
w. Baltimore ulice.
We SVEN pTiznan1 Bloom
baum, jenz odsouzen byl ma Sc
DIM rokG, stanovil, re rano v
den pTepadu volal Goodmana
telefonem a ma zaklade mattel
ny pfedtuchy mu telefonoval,
re policie je mu ma stope.
Bloombaum svedcil, re mat
ky 1celem bylo predej1ti jake
koliv umluve techto dvou.
Bloombaum chycen byl pc
-stihanf jej do dalky jedn6 mi
lie v ulic1ch mesta. Goodman
chycen byl Reading, Pa. Pc
n1ze vzaty byly Bloombaumo-
vi. Bloombaum Tekl, re pred
tucha matky zpGsobila u neho,
re chtel Sc vzdati planu ma pre-
pad, ale pc dvou tydnech, re
pfec jej proved S Goodmanem.
Goodman odsouzen byl ma 10
rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
40 TYDEN
" A

Ctyficeti hodinovy pracovn.
tyden prfsne setren Dude na
Fort George G.. Meade, jak u.
jisteni byli We stTedu clenovt
stavebnich unit v Baltimore.
Henry w. Blumenberg, ge.
neralnf zastupce unie, oznamil
re vsechny pozadavky s ohle-
dem ma placeni "pfes cas-" pTi-
jaty valecnym Departmental
Vysvetlil, re to znamena, Re
kazdy uniovy deln1k Dude mo
ci pracovati vsechny hodiny,
ma mem pozadovane, kdyz OBJ
drzf "pres cas-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
USMRTIL Sc v
tt MANZELKY.

Zatim CO manzelka pTihl1ze-
la, Christopher Dunn, 81 rokG
starry, naterac, vypil jed z lah-
We a klesl mrtev k jejlm noham
Do nemocnice, kde uznan mrt-
wynn, wat byl z domu 100
blocku N. Collington avenue.
IS bodnymi ranami v krku
a prsou, Howard L.. Smith, 35
rok1 starry, nalezen byl v budo-
We Safe Deposit and Trust, els.
13 South ulice v nedeli v noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Darby Curtis Bayskych
vlastencH.

Pan Frank Bernat darova.
lib. c~okolady; p. a pf. Kostr.
mix, l krabici cigaret, 1 krabic5
svestek a 3 krabicky datli; p.
a p1. Nocar, 2 krabice cigaret
1 krabicku svestek, 2 krabice
datlf, 5 kouskG mydla; p. L
Snider, l krabicku cigaret, 3
mydla; p. Vaclav Soustek, loo
platek ma holenf; p. Frank Bla-
hut, l krabici cigaret; pf. Fran
tiska Bernady, IA kapesn1k1, /
salu.
Dlky vsem, ktef1 prispeli pra-
CT i pencil. Dalsf darky rady
Sc pTijmou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
ZEMREL MA DEN SNATKU.

' patek caSne ranO = We SVuj
svatebn1 den policejnf straz-
mix, William j. Kemp, z 1stre-
dn1 STANCE, zemrel pc srdec-
MIN zachvatu v Union Memo
rial nemocnici. Onemocnel ma
HE v dome sve nevesty, Lottie
NJ. Nahaskie z Winston avenue,
kdyz We ctvrtek pred p6lnoci
dohodovali Sc O SVEN snatku,
ktery konati Sc mel patek We
4. hodiny odpoledne. Smrt "a
chvatila jej nekolik hodin poz-
deji. Straznfk Kemp byl 81
rokG star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
BYLI JSME A BUDEM ;.

Ia vlajka re tfi nasich pruh1 vecne Dude vlat
tax jake budem vecne vekdv box pc boku stat;
vzdyt kazdy 2 mas je hotov branit nasi krasnou zem
a kdyby snad bylo treba tax zelezem.
Byli jsme a budem, at to slysf svet,
az jednou zavola.
Vedle sebe pGjdem, ale nikdy zpet,
nikdo mas nezdola.
At mrak slunce nam zacloni
prapor mas nikdy Sc neskloni!
My byli jsme a budem, at to slysf svet,
nikdO mas nezdOla!
Byli jsme a budem, at to slysf svet,
az jednou zavola..
Vedle sebe pujdem, ale nikdy zpet,
nikdo mas nezdola.
At mrak slunce nam zaclonf,
prapOr mas nikdy sc neskloni!
My byli jsme a budem, at to slysf svet,
nikdO mas neZdOla!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
CESKY DEMOKRATICKY
KLUB MLADfKU We
school.

We stredu vecer, 80. rijna
Klub Ceskych MladfkG konati
Dude schulz klubovnf mistno-
sti ma Ashland Ave. Pocatek
schGze je v 8 hodin vecer. Prf-
tomni budou: Senator L. Rad
cliffe, kongresnfk Thomas D.
Alesandro, governor O'Conor,
mayor Jackson a JIM promi-
nentnf Tecnfci. Predmetem bu-
de znovuzvolen1 presidenta
Roosevelta a kandidatn do
vladn1ho senatu a kongresu.
Kazdy ivan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
SYN v MOO
YVES

James Roosevelt, syn presi-
denta Roosevelta, jenz vytvafi
sceny v pohyblivych obrazc1ch,
uvedl v Baltimore obraz "Pas-
tor Hall" osobn6.
Sekretar mayora Jacksona
pri uvedenf jej ma jevisti cha
rakterisoval presidentova sy-
ma, jake "vytecneho obcana te-
to zeme a zastupce velike indu-
STRIFE"
PresidentGv syn v divadle
mluvil z jeviste asi 10 minut
neil obraz ukazan byl obecen-
stVu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
UPOZORNENf!

Rucne hackovanou loznf po-
kryvku, kterou obsazovaly
clenky Prvn1ho Americas. De-
mokratickeho Klubu 7. wardy
vyhrala pf. Marie Louman, 819
N. Washington ulice. Tab Cd
byvan byl pri m6s1cnf sch1zi
dine 16. r1jna pTftomnosti Gle
mex. A. Nejedl1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Curtis Bay danny ma pleteni:

Anna Kozllk, Johana Svitak,
Helena Svitak, Amalie Svitak,
Ida Barnet, Marie Nocar, Jose
ia Kuska, Anna Opalensky, pf.
Kalous, Anna Jiricek, Marie
Jiffcek, Marketa Jezek, Marie
Zamostny, R1zena Minar1k,
Marie Blahut, Josefa Blahut,
Julie Soustek, Anna Soustek,
Josefa Gura, p1. Soukup, Fran
ces Taylor, p. A. Otz, Aloisie
Vlna, pf. KolaTik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
CHTEL Sc POMSTfTI
4

28lety James M. Johnson,
famarsky deln1k z Pocomoke
City, Md, je pod zarukou $780,
600 ma obzalobu, re uvolnil ko
lejnice ma trait drahy Pennsyl-
vania, ably privodil zvrakovanf
vlaku a pomstil Sc tax "a to, re
zeleznicnf policiste no pred Ca
sem poslali ma til roxy do We
zenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
SEDMDESATILETY POOLE,
HI N

Henry Becraft, 70 rokd sta
ry, zemrel v Maryland General
nemocnici "a pet hodin pc IRA
nen1, jez utrpel ma sve farme,
kde %dynamitem dobyval kore-
ny strom1. Pc pTivezen1 Sykes
villskou ambulance byla mu v
nemocnici odTiznuta leva ruka
a rameno a prava ruka. Vedle
toho zranen byl obliceji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25

Zlatnici B. j. svejda darova-
Ii spendllk We prospect Narod-
nlho Sdruzenf, ktery Dude w.
losovan o slavnosti Sokolek II.
listopadu.
Jan KaSpar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
WHEN Z


Richard CLANCY, 29lety z O.
dento zavfen jest ma severni pc
licejnf stanici ma zalobu, re pre-
padl a okradl Davida Webster
z 1000 blocku Maryland ave.
CLANCY okradl jej 10. srpna O
$500.