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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05
Piano Honor Roll
For November

Mrs. Madge Lipsey gives the fol-
lowing pupils on the November hon.
or roll at the local high school.
Betty Harrington, Linda Lou Nc
Cullar, Bobby Rosson, Mary Ann
Stevens, Rose Counts, Carol Mont
gomery, Janice Robertson, Nancy
Thompson, Jimmy Long, Ruby Jean
Cooper, Mary Louise Cresswell, Jane
Harrington, Carolyn Hays, Dorothy
King, Catherine Moore, Rosemary
Howell, Dorothy Davis, and Mildred
Mitchell.
Mr.. Henry Strub of Greenwood
visited his brother here last week.
Mrs. W. S. Heggie, Mrs Charlie
Lance, Mrs. Ed Guess and Miss Max
inc Leard attended the Bridge Tour
nament in Memphis during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcclellan
visited in Durant last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinney Of Kos
ciusko visited in the home of Mr.. and
Miss Anne Montgomery was a
Memphis visitor Saturday.
Mr.. James Odom of Miss. State
spent the week end with his family.
Miss Maxine Carroll of Memphis
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Car
lie Ray for the week end.
w. M. Taylor spent Monday in
Jackson.
Mr.. William Kicks spent the week
end in Memphis and Chicago.
Miss Edwina Martin of Sumner
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mansell of
Camden were recent guests of their
parents.
Miss Annie Lee Thornton spent
the week end with her family in
West.
Mr.. ]. c. Sproles accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin Ammons
of Emory. attended the Passion Play
in Memphis Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05
PAGE THREE

Mr.. Lamar Hays is spending this
week in Hot Springs.
Mrs. Frank Edwards was a. Mem
phis visitor Friday.
Miss Cargill Howard attended q
luncheon in Jackson Saturday.
Miss Pole Rice was a Jackson
visitor Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05
Society Clubs Personals

Mrs. John Howard last week. On
their return home they were accom-
panied by Mrs. Cargill.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

William Strub ! Of fernando spent
several days with his parents re-
Gently.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins Turnage
and son of Greenville were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Baine last
week.
Mrs. Preston Durham spent Sun.
day and Monday in Jackson.
Mrs. Charles Watkins and Carol
Ann were Jackson visitors Satur-
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

a
ity, and long life. The Special
Ford has the same new, longer
wheelbase chassis as its Deluxe
companions. The same new
wide bodies, extending over
running boards to give excep-
tional seating width. The same
sensational new boulevard
ride. The same powerful IS hip.
engine, the famous time tested
Ford V-8. Get all the facts
about the leading utility cars
for 1911! Get the facts and
you'll get a Ford.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

Mr.. J. c. Sproles accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin Ammons
of Emory. attended the Passion Play
in Memphis Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

Miss Annie Lee Thornton spen
the week end with her family i
West.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-05

rsor those who put thrift first
in their transportation re-
quirements, the new Special
Line is offered in addition to
the recently announced Deluxe
and Super Deluxe Ford cars for
1871.
These new lower-prioed Ford
cars have been built through
out for eeonOmy-economy of
operation coupled with low
first cost, low maintenance cost,
low depreciation, Ford reliabil-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

Continued From Page One)
law was unconstitutional. He re-
fused the offer of an attorney To
be appointed as his court repre-
sentative
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Taxpayers Assn.
Must Show Cause

Another step in the federal
power commission lengthy legal
battle against political financing
by utilities companies was scored
Friday in federal court here.
u. S. District Judge L. L.
Black awarded an order to the
commission, whereby the Wash
ington State Taxpayers associa-
ton must appear in federal court
Wednesday at Seattle and show
why the latter group shouldn't
testify in the proceedings.
According to Charles V. Shan
non. attorney for the power com
mission. the Taxpayers association
refused to produce its records and
otherwise complete its testimony
at court on Nov. Is.
Named in Fridays order were
A. II. Beebe of Seattle. chairman
of the associations executive COM
mittee; A. a. Denning. recently
retired secretary; Floyd Oles, sec
rotary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Won't Prosecute
James Markuson
Restitution Mode
To Welfore Dept.

Complete restitution Of fraudn-
lently-obtained relief has been
made to the Pierce County Wei
fare department by James Marin-
son. 7o-year-old city water de-
partment laborer. who was ar
rested Tuesday for being drunk.
An apparent relief fraud was
discovered when search of the
elderly man at the city Jail showed
he had in his pockets uncashed
city paychecks amounting 70
s237 so. surplus food stamps worth
S7.75 and S2105 in cash.
A check Of the food stamps.
which indicated the man was on
public assistance rolls. showed he
had received $50 per month in old
age assistance during ali the time
he had been employed by the city.
He had worked for the water de-
partment since last May.
Welfare Administrator George
NJ. Y. Brown said Markuson's re-
sutution would end the matter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Residence Permits

Building permits have been is
sued to c. II. Karalis. 1130 Market
St, for $4,000 residence at $40
So. 18th st; Harold Johnson. 1916
So. sth st. for a 81 500 residence
at 2205 No. Union ave; Bonnell
Construction Co, for $1,000
parking shed at 10 SO. Path st,
and Rayonier. Inc. for plant adj
ditions costing $4,000, at 1902
Taylor way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
4lst Officers
Dance on Dec. 7

The Chamber of Commerce has
been .s-,Sed to provide dancing
partners for 6ffissrs of the 41st di-
vision who will attend a dance-.at
Hotel Winthrop Dec. 7.
1t will be the first affair of a
social nature for officers of the
41st since the guard division went
in training at Camp Murray.
NJ F. Pugh of the chamber will
lend assistance to Capt. c. f. But
terworth. division recreation Of
ficer. who is in charge of the
dance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Fascist, Reported
Dead, Reaches Rome

ROME Ettore Mutt. form e
secretary general of the Fascist
party. reported missing after fly
ing with squadron of Italian
planes TO an attack on Greece, was
safe Friday.
Mutt. who resigned his party
leadership to join his air squadron
in the war against Greece, re-
turned to his base. lie said he had
made forced landing in Greece
but succeeded in making repairs
and resuming his flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Annual Alaska
Dinner Dec. 10

Dec. 10 has been SCI as the date
far the eighth annual dinner o.
the Alaska development committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce and
the cruise paaty which visited the
northern territazy. The banquet
VIII be held al H6nel Winthrop.
Serving with Chairman {. {
Garland on the Committee si-rang-
ing the dinner a. n z. Emmons.
5. NJ Collins, A 9 Nicholson.
Ernest .. Thompson and Horace
'. X. Wright.
Among leading Alaskans to
whom invitations have been sent
are Gov. Ernest Gru,ning and Joe
Crosson, the latter n charge of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Youth Is Bound Over
For u. S. Grand Jury

Charles Eugene Snyder. j.. ~
Modesto. Calf. Friday was being
held in the city Jail pending APP
pearance before a federal grand
jury Nov 20.
The youth vas arrested in Ke'so
on a charge Of crossing the Wash
ington-Oregon boundary with ar
automobile stolen in Eugene He
was bound over n the grand Jury
b. L. s. Commissioner 2. J. Kir-
win A. Vancouver
the American flight service in
the nortSs.
The annusi1 di1nesTives oppor-
tunity for Chan Der Of Commerce
members intere ted in Alaska 10
entertain their business associates
and friends fror the territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
GOING TO GRAND JURY

GOING TO GRAND JURY
He demanded that he be given
law book, so he could prepare
his defense"
Horace G. Define. chief deputy
y. S. marshal. stated Friedl could
not be interviewed on the subject
of his refusal to register because
of direct orders from the attorney
generals office to permit no inter-
views with prisoners" =
Fried, meanwhile, had not
arraigned. He was held <s"eei'
pearance before the go' 'p
Nov. 26. "hu jury
HOLDS CONVICTION
Although numeroux
been made in casf arrests nave
of draft age weKs Where men
without registrxe iounn 10 ,,o ne
,.elu Oh o.n counts. Fried wa,
'drawing the distinction of bein,
the first to fight the law-appar
emily not because of conscientiou!
objections to fighting. but becaus,
of a deep-rooted conviction thai
the recent enactment of congress,
was unconstitutional.
Previous cases have ended, fol-
the most part, similar to that OF
Paul Verbonits, 80. Sill No. High
land, who was released from the
city Jail at $3.50 n. m. Friday after
being held overnight for investiga-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Bad Weather Halls
Attacks sn Isles

bo>poN = Sad weather gave
me BRUSH 4sles a respite from
German dr attacks Thursday
night At one time. shortly after
niahkht. there were 10 raiders
owe the country anywhere.
Early Thursday night 2 few
bombers made their way across
the channel from France. where
the weather was equally bad, but
they soon returned to their bases.
A few reached the London area,
where guns doomed fitfully, but
no bombs were reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Man, Held as Draft Evader,
To Fight Own Court Battle

complaint of reside -.
- >, no We're "slls-
'ppV'' 90 think I'm a Ger
.''"i' 'p' vi Verbonits' first
N'''','''' lice. He had no
-. : p - - d with him. but
-, 49, eq''pfe' vith a high-power
PROVED REGl
investigation and
holding him for
~. - a. - hau of investigation,
So, 80 ,.'./d to clarity his ac-
IL IonD V1uizzed by police.
Arbefore Detective Captain
Cliff Osborne Friday morning,
however. he proved he was regis
tered by a local draft board, and
simply had not carried his card
with him.
The telescope. he said. was to
enable him to get better look"
RELEASE ORDERED
Further questioning on that sub
ject brought his final statement
that the more he talked. the
worse l get into it," His release
was ordered by Osborne. when his
record of occupation and proof of
his registration were established.
Like Fried, he had made numer-
Gus criticisms of the draft law
during his period of Incarceration.
Unlike Fried, he said that since
the law was the law, II will fight
il l have to"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

DR.. George Fl. Stieglitz,
Crockett. Tex. will speak at 3
p. m. and TAB p. m. Sunday at
the Church by the Side of the
Road tabernacle, So. 18th and M
SITS. The evangelist will also hold
services during the week. Tues
day through Friday at s p. m.
There will be singing at each
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

WHTTEVILLE. n. C.-Eli Mem
DRY, D-year-old spanish-American
war veteran, wrote Secretary of
War Henry L. Stimson TO offer
his services as an ambulance driver
with the army. He received a reply
In which army officials thanked
him and promised to keep his
offer in mind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
CARRIED TELESCOPE

Verbonits, employee of IA wooden
ware manufacturing firm, alleged
ly was clamboring about on the
high power line towers of the
Cushman transmission syste
overlooking the Narrows, Thurs
day.
Officers A. r. Dykeman and
r. S. Morrison nabbed him on the
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Women's, Misses'l Juniors Coats
Juniors

Fitted front-button. REFER and boxv
models with tapering revers, little
round collars, or collarless necklines,
pockets, tucks, and other dressmak-
cry touches! Navy blue and ever
smart black wool crepes and lacey
weaves. Sizes to 17-S1375.
ALL-oCcAs1oN COATS in soft
color lacey weave fabrics with rip
pling back fullness; monotone and
herringbone REFERS. diagonal pat
tern and color -flecked tweed class
ics-beige, brown. blue. gold grey
tones, Goats for business, school,
all-around! Sizes 9 to II.
Misses and Juniors Coots, Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Women's choice at

Reefers-so becoming and favoured
this season! New fitted coats with
ribbon bindings, cord-tucked panels;
f1gure-flattering tuxedos. box coats
with shocked yokes, in crisp crepes.
self f-cord and nubby fabrics, navy
and black
Stripes-welcome news for women
who appreciate their trim smart
ness and slenderizing lines! Soft
monotone mixtures, color blending
tweeds, styles fitted and boxy, sizes
for all women! Neutral grey, beige.
oatmeal-colors that key with all
colors! Becoming blues and rose,
navy blues and black, navy-and-
white, black-and-white
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Misses

DRESSY-"White Collar" coats to
new Straight the shoulder"
box models that slip easily over
suits, dressmaker fitted and redin-
cote models with new little collars
as we'll as in collarless typesl
TWEED COATS, in soft oatmeal
shades, tailored classics in Camels
Hair -and-wool - herringbone and
diagonal tweeds-neutral colorings,
browns. blues. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
2-Piece Refers, 3-Piece Tuxedos!

Long fitted REFERS suits of fine wool shetland in pink
blue rose aqua, sizes to Is Box coats and tuxedo
models in ribbed and crepe woolens suitackes with
collars cardigan necklines slim gored skirts,
and fewof-a-kind styles in the collection! Navy blue
beige rose, green sizes IL to 20. $23.75.
Misses 10 to 20, Juniors II to IT,
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Jackets Short, Jackets Long!

singlebutton to tenbutton new long torso). Round
collars rolling apels lingerie collars pque vesees Skin
ners rayon satin bindings, pockets Wool twis crepes
navy blue or black, sizes 10 to 90 s2375.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Women's $19.95 and
$22.95 Coots .

Dressy aering with tucked yoke sleeves panels ribbon bind
ing ribbon embroidery! Wrap models boxy lines tuxedo
and colarless coats REFERS
Tws Corded and nubby fabrics crisp navy black!
Tweed. monotones brisk mxre Beige grey oatmeal black
and-white, blue. Sizes all women
JeIetfs Coot Shops, Third Floor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

-Sok. Jedn. Blesk oznamu-
je nas1 verejnosti, re uspoTada
ma Sylvestra v dtery, dine 81.
prosince "Staroceskou Sylves-
trovskou zabavu" v Sokolovne,
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
- Telegram! "Kral Muzi-
kantG" zavita S urcitostf do So
kolovny, rob Gay a Preston ul.
ma Novy Rok 1941 odpoledne.
Slavny houslista Jan Javorsky
objevf sc v pfestrojeni We sve
rodne ceske v1sce, ably Sc nepo-
znan presvedcil O pratelstv1 je-
no kamarad1-sumaTG a verno-
sti sve mile. Del jsem castec-
ne naznacil v minulem elsie
"Telegrafu". Jest to- podafena
zpevnf taskaTice, ktera roze-
smeje i toho nejzarytejslho
skarohlida. Ma Novy Rok "a
jasaji opet krasne, libozvucne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

Sokol jest a Dude vzdy ma
predn1m m1ste v dobach do
brych a zlych!
Nam skrovne pfani k nasi
csl. veTejnosti. PTal bych 81 re
srdce kdyby nase Sokolnicka
byla O "Verejnem" poctena re
kordnf navstevou. Pfatele,
prijdte, pTivedte sve d1tky a
zname Co spatrfte, Dude VAN
mile a hrejn6 = uvidfte nasi u
kaznenou zdravou a bujarou
mladez "Budoucnost nasi
csl. vetve v America. Ma zdar!
A. G..
= Chcete pekny, umelecky,
nabozensky kalendar ma rok
1871? Zaslete ~postovni l1stek
S Vast adresou Karlu E. Schi-
mdnkovi, 2601.03 E. Madison
St. a on Yam milerad kalendaf
zaSle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
VYDAVATELSTVO

ceske p1snicky dvoranou SokC
lowry. A zde jest jedna ktero
zplva Eva a Jan a sbor opaku
je.
Eva:
Kdyz ceska pfsen zazn1va,
tn kazdy Czech 81 zazp1va,
kdyz podvecer Sc stmlva =
j ia hvezdicka zp1va.
Mel rad tn svoji hvezdicku,
tax jake ceskou pfsnicku:
vzdyt ODE dive kdyz nastal
kruty cas- =
ku predu vedly mas.
Jan:
Zal srdce kdyz tt sv1ra =
plac porosi tvou lie,
v dial prchla vsechna vlra =
a nezbylo tt mic.
Eva:
Sam 1techy Sc vzdava -
a moj1 nevycka -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
1000 ZVLASTNfCH PRA-
COVNfKU MA POSTE.

Baltimorsky postmistr, Sibley,
natal $50 truckG ku rozvazeni
Vanocn1ch zasilek. Ku ovla-
dani navalu Vanocn1ch zasilek
zjednano ma 1000 zvlastnlcE
pomocnlkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YAK CIVIC ASSOCIATION
OF BALTIMORE.
Vazena redakce a krajane:

oAClId d -
V patek vecer, 10. prosince
konal svoji Tadnou mesfcnf
schulz s bora uvedeny spolek
We Slovackem Domu ma rohu
Montford Ave. a Eager st. KITE
ratio schGze byla cetne navstf-
vena a zaj1mava. Sch1zi pred
sedal p. Emil MynaT. Pc pre-
ct6nl protokolu a projednanf
rGznych spolkovych zalezitosti
podana podrobna zprava O sna
re sn1zen1 mestskych DAM, KITE
rehoz zapasu Sc tento spolek
z1castnil prostrednictvfm %.
Emilia Mynare, pfedsedy. Zpra-
WI tuto podal p. Louis j. svehla
a predseda doplnil. Ackoli "a
pas tento prohran, Sdruzen1 CT
vic Associations, jehoz je mas
lspolek clenem, odhodlano je
pracovati o to by ma pTfste ne
jen nebyly dane zvyseny ale
snlzeny a "a pomoci Vas vSech
muze sc toho dokazati.
Dale podan podrobny pro-
gram Vanocnfho vecirku a ma
d1lky kterou spolek tentor uspo-
rada pro cleny a jich rodiny We
ISlovackem Domu V patek, 20.
prosince v 8 hodin vecer. Kaz-
dy Glen obdrzel tolik vstupnich
listkd kolik zadal, jak pro do
spele, tax i pro dftky. Mimo
nadilky detem a vice dvern1ch
cen pro dospele, budou ma pro-
gramu zajimave pohyblive O.
brazky, to sc vi americky "San-
ia Claus, ktery die zasluhy
Dude dftkam rozdelovati darky
dale zakusky a obcerstvenf vse-
no druhu a tez hudba pro "a
bavu. Riditelstvo Sc postara by
kazdy byl spokojen.
Nastala volba 1Tednfk1 pro
pf1st1 rok a jednohlasne zvole-
nj znovu vsichnf prftomni tired
nfci a sice: Emil MynaT, pred
soda; John w. Wallis, mfsto-
pTedseda william A. Oktavec,
2409 E. Monument St., prot.
tajemn1k; Anton Jesatko, fin.
tajemnik; Jan F. Kordula, po-
kladn1k a Josef F. Pokorny,
Istrazce. Do riditelstva zvole-
nj nasleduj1cf: Karel F. Bit
man, Josef Duspiva, Vaclav
!Hodek, Josef Matysek, Pavel
Novak, Jan Raul, Louis j. Sve-
hla, Vaclav Wallis, Josef Vona-
SEX a Harry Vorel.
Pr novych zalezitostech roz-
pTedla Sc debata ktere Sc z1-
castnili panove: Vaclav Wallis,
Louis j. Svehla, Statnf Senator
John G.. Callan, Glen domu "a
stupc1 Rudolf Behounek a Jan
Wallis. Jednano o tom zda-li
Ispolek ma podporovati pranl
policejnfho komisare by pc jis-
tych ulic1ch v meste mohlo Sc
jezditi pouze jedn1m smerem.
Jelikoz tato otazka je dGlezi-
tejsf nez sc IDA, u~sneseno, by
predseda z1skal co MONA nej-
vice informac1 a v pTfst1 schulz
Sc ma otazka, CO Sc tyce pfan1
spolku rozhodnouti. Dale p. L.
j. Svehla poukazoval ma spat-
nou dopravu Spolecnost1 pou-
licnlch kar, zvlaste linii c1slo 6
ktera jedi pc Monument ulici
V nasem stredu. Usneseno by p.
IL. J. svehla SNAIL Sc jmenem
tohoto spolku z1skati napravu.
Spolek tento je jediny Cesko-
slovensky muzsky spolek V me-
ste ktery Sc stara o zajmy nase
co obcan1 poplatnik6. Proc ne
|stanete Sc jeho clenem? Rocnl
poplatek pouze jeden dollar.
M1zete platit ctvrtletne. Pri-
Haste Sc jeste dnes, kazdy
ilCech neb Slovak je vltan.
Srdecne vsecky ctouc1 zdra-
wi a vsem lidem dobre vile Ra-
dostnych Vanocn1ch Svatku
pfeje josef Vonasek.
-~o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
sam 1techu ma Vernon =
provazl no ceska pisnicka.

A takovych hrejivych p1sni-
eek jest IA. V Sokolovne "a
rezie pi. O. MARTINIQUE Sc pill
ne zkous1, pan V. Martinez cvi-
cf zpevy. Jeviste Dude pTeme-
memo v milou ceskou vesnicku.
Jak vid1te vsude je ruch a sum.
Proto prijdte S urcitostl ma No
w Rok do Sokolovny. Nebu-
dete litovati. Dop,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
MiStnl ZpraYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

= We stTedu, rs. prosince ma
BOzi Hold Vanocnf oddani bu-
dOu snoubenci: 81. Viktorka A.
Cermakova S h. Frantiskem Ze-
lenkou. Sic. Cermakova jest
dcerou znameho krajana Jerry
Cermaka z cfsla ST N. Glover
ulice. Oddavac1 obrady vyko-
ma Rev. Henry l.. Gerstmeyer V
jeho residence, 1854 E. Monu-
ment ulice. Novomanzel6 Cd
jedou ma svatebnf cestu do
New YOrku.
- Narodnf Jednota Csl. E.
vangelfku V Americe pfijala
ma pTisp6vcfch:
Jan Vasicek 81, Vilhemina
VaSicek 81, Marie Bukovsky
50, Rev. j. M. Vondracek 81,
Rev. JOS. Donat SIS, Rev. Frank
Novak 81.
Sdruzene Evangelicke Sbory
vydavajf tydennfk, ma kteryz
predplatne obnaSi $1.00 roche.
List test sc znamenite oblib6
vSech, kdo sc S MIN seznamili.
Pfedplatne pTijima jakoz i
clenske pTisp6vky ob6tav6 pri-
lima Josef w. Coufal.
- Ct6ny pane CihlaT:-
PTilozen6 naidete poukaZku
ma $3.50 co pfeplatne "Tele-
grafu''. Prosfm Vas, jest-li ma
tie cislo telegraph" co dokon-
eli roman Billy Kosatec". JaI
byla V nemocnici Z nedel, byla
jsem t6zce nemocna, mil man.
Eel nosil mi noviny a to c1slo Sc
nejak ztratilo.
PTeju cele redakci Stastne a
vesele svatky a Novy Rok.
Marie Stransky.
- Delnicky Vzdelavaci Spo-
lex "POKROK" ODD. poTa-
da ~"SYLVESTR" v utery, dne
81. prosince 1910 v Dslnickem
Dome, rob Madison a Rose ul.
Vstupne 4Oc. ZaGatek v 8 hod.
vecer. Hudbu ridi p. Jan Svi-
TAX. Po$ta! Darby! Darby Sc
odevzdaji u vchodu. Rozlouce-
nj sc Sc starym a uvitani Move
no Roku. KIDD Sc chce dobTe
pobavit " kruhu svych pratel,
pTijd ma Sylvestr do Delnicke-
no Domu!
- Baltimorska Jednota So
kolic a Sokolska Jednota Blesk
pOTadajf Vyrocnf VeTejne Cvi-
cent ma Vanoce, 25. prosince V
Sokolovn6. Zacatek pfesne We
3 hOdiny odpoledne.
Timed pc verejn6m cviceni
Dude Obcerstven1 a prava So
kolska veselice. Hudba ma cvi-
cent sok. Emilia Sticky a ma We
selici sok. Jeroma Sticky. Vstu-
pne ma cvicenf 40c, ma tanec a
veselici zoe.
C~vicitelske sbory laskave zvou
vSechny Cechoslovaky, ably Sc
z1castnili toho podniku a pod
porovali Narodn1 praci v nej-
vetSim meTitku. Ma zdar!
Ia cvicitelske sbory
Mana Michalek, nacelnice
Jos. Pokorny, nacelnik.
Jake kazdym rokem tax le-
tos naSe sokolske sbory mali
pro mas pripraveny krasny telo
cvicny pozitek. Mohu prozra-
dit, re "Verejne" Dude jedno
z n~ejvetsich v ~posledn1ch le-
tech. Vsechny tr1dy jsou slime
zastoupeny. Mnohe re cvicen-
ca snad pT1st1 rok nespatf1me,
nebot nastoupf vojenskou po-
vinnost. A vfme, re temto no.
chGm proslym sokolskou sko-
lou a kazn1 Dude vojensky W.
cvik velmi usnadnen a re tito
nasi chlapci-sokolov6 budou
zafnym prfkladem druhym
brancGm a v padu potTeby, kdy-
by vlast nase byla ohrozena, re
budou jejfmi statecnymi o.
chranci a re budou hrd6 bojo-
vati "a Svobodu a Demokracii
nejkraSn6jS1 to ideally lidSke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Narodil sc Kristus Pan!

"Den radosti, veselosti' nastava We stfedu, kdy slavi
rozenf Krstova v Betleme. Davno predpovidany, ocAkavan
bylo zahynulo.
| ukazala sc hvezda ma blankytu nebeskem, zpev an
lebne noel: "Slava ma vysostech Bohu a idem dobre vile. !"
Pastyri opustli stada sva, sklonili Sc pred Detatken
Ones miliony naplnena zeme, jichz 1techou, posilou, n
Dnesni doba jest tezkou, plnou n~epokoje.
Proc nezapomenout aspon We dny tyto ma BRINE tizici
a zaleteti v1rou k nebes vysnam, Ike konecnemu domovu mas
stenan1 vice.
Mill pratele TELEGRAPH Yam a vsem ostatnfm bez r
upf1mnym pfanim naslm, ably v domovech Vasich zavladl k
zehnane dolby Vanocn1.