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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in the paper to say few
words about Old Bethlehem Lodge No. 1899. We first wan
to thank God for this wonderful organization and the
service rendered to the sick and distressed
we are working to improve our lodge, as we still
strive to grow strong and hold together hand in hand
We have nice lodge in spite Of some dropping out, but
others in.
We had with us the 22nd of March our Supreme
Vice President Prof. |. +. Edwards We were glad t(
have him with u.s. He brought wonderful thoughts to oul
minds as he always encourages to go forward Prof
Edwards is the vine of lodge and the branches
He laid the foundation several years Come again
Prof Edwards our door is always open for YOU
We had with April Mr.. Clister Johnson He Is
master on the stage He spoke for the Afro-Americar
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor
Please allow space in the Courier for me to say few
words in behalf of Lodge No. 1852 Liberty HILL we are
still alive and are growing by leaps and bounds, and
our and object is to help to make 1910 the banner
year for the Afros.
A membership drive was launched at Liberty on
March "a, 1850 A program rendered by Liberty
Lodge and very timely pageant, titled The SPIRIT OF
Afro American" seemed to have been enjoyed by all In
spite of ncemen weather the program was wen attend
ed Mrs G. L. Austin and Mrs. p Heron thrilled the au-
dience with words of inspiration Prof l. E. Edwards,
our first president held everyone spellbound when
he delivered message that touched the hearts OF all
within his hearing. We never forget Prof Edwards
for was he who brought life to the Liberty Lodge at
ter many months of suffering always glad to have
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in the Courier for me to say a
few words in behalf of Beautiful Star Lodge, No. l48
We had spring drive May B. great program was
rendered. our collection $500.
We encouraged to go on and our members desire
to do for the uplifting of the AfroAmerican Sons
Daughters in the future.
Too much cannot be said Of Prof l. E. Edwards May
his life be long to upbuild humanity.
REV. EDDIE MOSLEY, President
REV. S. L. DEAN, f. S.
MRS. LOUVENdA JOHNSON Rec. Sec.
LULA WALKER, Reporter
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

When we think of the number of persons who call
selves Christians, wonder what is their under
ding of Christianity. To the average person being a
Eistian means way for him her to get to heaven,
average person seldom thinks beyond personal
but there is no place for seltshness IN Christianity
have in mind a man who is Christian and has
conception of Chrisanty-one who knows Christ
(ty involves Giving method" not only in our home
rches and communities, but in the whole world This
rticuar person is Mr. T. j. Huddleston AS think of
It, people everywhere should be thankful to God that Mr.
Huddeston is guided by the Christian spirit Mr..
Huddeston could easily have been Hitler When Hitler
speaks the people tremble when Mr. Huddeston speaks
the people rejoice On March 81 1940 Mr.. Huddeston
spoke and over five hundred people filled the town for
fhe Afro-American Sons Daughters Hospital Celebra
lion Day On April 81 1870 just 81 days later, Mr. Hud
dleston spoke and five hundred people filled the
\town for the Century Burial Association Convention and
predict that not less than fifteen hundred people will
answer Mr.. Huddlestons call to the Grand Lodge of
the AfroAmerican Sons Daughters which will
in Clarksdale in August who is able to lead
pie in this manner needs always be Christian.
feel safe in saying the Century Burial Association
Convention went far beyond the expectation of Yazoo
City citizens The that the Century Burial Assoca
ton has such small representation here probably had
\most people here under the impression that it just
ordinary Association When the people crowded the
Vity with their and made such splendid showing
believe people here looked with raised eyebrows
The program went forth in fine way-each branch
contributing its part to the Due to the Natchez
not present. After the program the delegation and
friends served cold drinks and barbecue sandwiches
The service done in orderly under the di
rection of Mrs Henene Wlburn teacher Of Home Econo
mics in High School here The barbecue which
tasty prepared by Mr.. Robert Alderdge of this
city who has had much experience and is expert in
preparing barbecue Many compliments passed on the
fine flavor of the meat.
Immediately after all had been served, the parade
formed Washington Street. moved to Main to Cal
houn to the Negro Fair Ground. We do not have ade-
quae words to describe this first parade of the Century
Burial Association Those which had been dec
Grated had been washed and polished until they gsten
ed in the sunlight The line of march we'll mile
long The nice looking late models and gave
evidence to the possibilities that in the Century Bu
rial field for agents proved that Century Agents
able to make decent livings for their fameswe could
add the agents themselves we'll dressed fact that
has always characterized the averaging collecting
I Insurance man.
Out the Fair Ground the financial report of agents
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Emmett j. Stringer talented junior at Alcorn A. &
M. College, the Annual March Rhetorical for the
second consecutive year at Alcom College. March 20.
His victory after he had shown that he possessed
oratorical ability than his opponents Miss Audrey
Spencer and Mr. Felix Dunn representatives of the fresh
and sophomore classes respectively. The senior
class represented by Miss Mabel Walker AS an
award Mr. Strnger presented the William King Cup
which is rotating trophy given each year to the winning
class representative This the sixth time that the win
ner has won first place oratorca contests He is in
terested in music and journalism. At present he is
Der the college band and orchestra and recently
elected Edtorn Chief of The Greater Acon Herald for
the coming school year. ~
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in the Courier to say few
words about the nice treatment | received while was
in the Afro American Hospital. The doctors and nurses
served operation and | spent days there.
came home and enjoying the best of health. May
God bless DR.. Miller and Dr. Fullilove and the
They will never be forgotten for their kindness, and
hope they will live long carry the good work they
doing for the world of suffering humanity
pecially in group.
l able to go to school and study my lessons
with good feeling am ten years old da member OF
Spring Valley Lodge No 453.
RICHARD WILLIAMS President
I.OTTIE RUCKER F. S.
LULA MAE STAMPS, Reporter
Written by little Mary B. Hawkins
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in the Courier for say few
words in behalf of St Peters Rock, No 1926 We still
alive and aim and object is to do in the future
Our lodge is fine and adding members.
Prof. Rogers with the l4th of April. We
enjoyed having him with US He also added 8 members.
We pray that he will live and live until God up
good leaders to take his place.
BEATRICE SUTTON. President
SALLIE LEE PITCHFORD, Rec Sec.
EASTER SMELLS, F. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

made. This amount to very, very attractive hg
ure The Carksdae District led the Association and was
presented with beautiful banner Mrs. Charles Ander
son, of the Clarksdae District given the honor Of
the highest reporting agent for the month of April in
the entire Century system She reported the neat OF
$4,000 to the office; the State medal awarded her
This ended the days program Those who attended had
enjoyable day and after enjoying little time with
friends, they went home with greater determination to
make the Century Burial Association excel in all lines
Full days program under supervision of T. J. Hud-
deston, Jr.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01
Letters To The Editor

To the Editor:
Please allow space for lodge No. 1919, Fitzhugh to
say hello to the many readers We had spring mem
bership drive May 10, and had nice program. Prof
l. d. Edwards and Mrs Edwards were with Mr.. Ed
wards made wonderful address One that will forever
go on in our hearts We also had with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummings from East Mt. Olive, Drew. We always
glad to have them. We had nice banquet.
We miss President, Mrs. Della McAfee who is
ILL., We hope for her a speedy recovery.
DIILA fMcAFEE, President
MARY e. JEFFERSON, +. S.
ALICE L. BROWN Reporter
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01
khe Century Burial Association Convention Big Success

Sons & Daughters. One would miss treat Of his lie by
not hearing this great speaker Come again Mr. Johnson
We are always glad to have you with us.
Let us give honor to whom honor is due man IKE
Hon r ! Huddeston to be inspired by God to build this
wonderful hospital suffering people and our GOOD
Dr. L. T. Miller and the good he is doing to help thou
sands also Dr. FuIove and the staff of nurses. May
they live long for their kind service
We remain yours for the Afro-Amercan Sons
Daughters
BRO. GEORGE BUTLER. President
MRS. ALMA WATTS f. S.
JOHNNIE LEE SMITH. Reporter
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in the paper to say few words
about lodge No. 1865 We thank God that still
on the forward march despite conditions.
Tuesday night, April %, held membership drive
with Mr. Cliser l.. Johnson present He thrilled the
ience with inspiring address We eager for his
turn.
ID
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor:
Grant Clark expired April ID Funeral was conducted
by Marks Burial Association He left to his death
a wife, brother one sister, and host of relatives
and friends.
ZENOBA CAMPBELL, Reporter
Shady Grove Lodge No 1884.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Dear Editor:
Please allow space for to say few words III
he Afro American Courier First thank God for spar
ng me 90 Yazoo City February II, 1910 to the
hospital | met DR. Miller for the first time. We pray
Gods blessing upon them for their good works.
ULISH DICKSON. President
ROSE ARNOLD. Secretary
j. w CONVICTION, F. S.
ANNIE A. HALL. Reporter
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

Prof Edwards come to
We were also graced with the presence of pas
tor and district superintendent the Rev j. L. King and
The Rev. j. l.. Glenn.
SARAH HICKMAN, President
ROSIE LEE BARRON, Rec. Sec.
MARY RODGERS, F. s.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-05-01

LULA BROWN, Reporter
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
PLYNEM
ORCHOD.

Desnym vybuchem plynu Uni
cen byl 5 a 10 centovy obchod
We $500 blocku Belair road v
noci re stredy ma ctvrtek. Hrac
ky z obchodu odhozeny byly
pres silnici ma zed hrbitova
Nejsvetejsiho Vykupitele.
Edward Fritche, jenz vessel
do zadnfch dverf obchodu, byl
hozen zpet a popalen ma rukou
a obliceji. Nenf pochyby, re
kdyby byl do obchodu vessel
minutu drive, byl by byval u
smrcen.
Robina Spry, jez bydlf ma
druhem poschodf domu, byla
omamena plyny vynesena z do
mu v bezvedom1. Kanarek V
kleci byl usmrcen.
Ohen rychle sc rozsfril. Sest-
nact osob, nekteri z Mich v noe
MIN obleku, museli uteci z do
mu. V zapetf pc vybuchu zri-
zenci plynarenske spolecnosti
pocali trhati chodnik v celem
blocku, ably nalezen byl otvor,
jfmz plyn z roury unikal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05

V 1tery zaneseno bylo do Sc
manu- volicG dals1ch 1913 osob.
Byl to prvnf den, kdy volic mo-
hi zanesen byti do seznamu
prichodem do 1Tadovny dohlf-
zitel1 mad volbami spise neil
cekati az v pravldelny regi-
stracnf den dostaviti by Sc mo-
hi do sve volebnf m1stnosti.
Den 5. dubna Dude posled-
MIN registracn1m dnem pro ty,
kteTi budou chtfti, ably mohli
voliti v presidentskych primar-
kach v kvetnu.
V poslednf tento den niue
byti takovy naval novych Volt
ca, re mnoz1 nebudou moci by
ii zaneSeni.
President vyboru mad volba-
mi ceka, re asi 240.000 novych
volicG pred ukoncenim regi-
stracf zaneseno Dude, cimz po-
Get volicG obsahovati Dude
100000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
z OKNA, ABLY Sc
ZACHRANIL.

Ohen, jenz vypukl v dtery v
dome, {. 302 N. Carlton ulice,
nemocneho cernocha
lez1ciho ma lGzku, re vyskocil
oknem z domu.
Thomas Kendick, 32lety, ne
kolik hodin pred vypuknutim
ohne, vratil sc z nemocnice. Pc
navratu odnesl nejake odpad-
ky do zadnfho dvorku a pr
tom Tfzl Sc do nohy. Ohen "a
when byl ash petrolejovymi ka-
minky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05

nekolik darc1. A tax 90 IL.
bod. vecer uzavreli jsme bazaar
9 rozchazeli sc do domovI S
blahym vedomfm vykonane
prace.
Dobra propagacnf prace V
mlstnfm tisku i rozhlase pine
sla dobry vysledek. Casopisy
uverejnovaly fotografie promi-
nentnlch navstevn1k1: Mrs. F.
d. Roosevelt, Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. Morgenthau, Jr.,
Mrs. Wilbur Carr, Mrs. Moi
fatt a mnozi JIM. A z mnoha
1st AmericanG slyseli jsme
chvalu o bazaru, coz vedle fl
nancn1ho 1spechu bylo nam
krasnou odmenou "a naSi praci
V pondelf pax zacala pro
nekolik clenG pracovnfho ko-
mitetu prace re vsech nejhor-
81. Inventura, k~ontrola, bale
nj, odesflani zbozf, 1ctovani.
Cd dvaceti firem bylo dodano
345 rGznych druhd zbozf, pro-
dano tri ctvrtiny a zbyla ctvr-
tina vyzadala 81 cely tyden We
cerni prace a dalsi tyden pro
ucetn1ho a kontrolora.
We vcerejsf vyborove schnzi
bylo usneseno odeslati cely Cts
ty vytezek Ceskemu Narodni
mu Sdruzeni v Chicago a zbyle
zbozi,' vyrobene a darovane
mlstnimi krajany odevzdati
Westinghouse odbocce ems
Ma konec meho referatu bych
chtel vyjmenovati vsechny da-
my a pany, kterf svojf pracf Sc
pricinili o skvely vysledek, ale
byla by to dlouha rada a proto
doufam, re mi to prominou.
Pracovali jsme vsichni nikoliv
pro vlastnf zisk a slavu, ale pro
naSi drahou zmucenou vlast a
toto vedom1 Dude jiste kazde-
mu bohatou odmenou "a jeho
praci. Mala Westinghouse ko-
Ionic dokazala, re pr dobre
Will i mala skupina niue ude-
lati velkou vec. A. ".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
ROK 1899 UKONcEN.

Nestastny rok pro ceskoslo-
vensky narod neb Ztratil SvO-
bodu svou = Samostatnost a
ably dovrsil pokorenf ceskoslo-
venskeho naroda prave pred
Vanoci postal "vGdce" novy
rozkaz pro Protektorat- Czech
a Moray. Kazdy muz cd II
do 40 rokG podleha nucene pra
ci kdykoliv a kamkoli Dude ma
nj povolan! To znamena, re
ceskoslovensky lid byl zotro-
cen!
Nejhorsi 1del jaky mohl KIDD
vymyslet pro mas lid. Jak Cd
pow Ceskoslovenska Amerika?
Sestry a Bratf1 jes-
te kdo mohl myslet, re v &C.
chach a ma Morave Sc tax to-
mu lidu spatne nedarf, musime
nynf "jako jeden muz" posta-
viii Sc proti takovemuto bez-
pravf. Muzove a zeny, volame
Vas do Tady. Stante Sc cleny
Ceskeho Narodn1ho Sdruzen1!
Jestli jen kapka krve We Va
SIGH cevach, odstranme vsech-
ny malichernosti! Hodina u
deTila. Rukavice byla vrzena
nam We tvar! Prfjmeme il a
budeme inject a klonit hlavy
dale! Tis1ckrat ne!
DalSf clenove do Ceskeho Ma
rodnfho Sdruzeni prihlaseni:
Kosina Bohumil, svehla Josef,
Matras Karel a Karla i Jan K.
Matras.
Vftame vas, kez jeden kaz-
dy nasleduje vaSeho pTikladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
POzAREM BYL HORfCf KUS
MASA.

Pozarnim alarmem volani by
Ii hasici sousedem, ktery zahle-
dl vychazej1cf kouT z domu
Miltona Trimbell We 200 bloc
ku E. Lombard ulice.
Vysetruj1ci policiste a hast
ci zjistili, re cely poplach zavi-
men byl hor1c1m kusem masa
(steak) ma kuchynskych KAN
mech, kdyz Trimbell, jenz 81 jei
peel pocal, usnul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
MAN. NELL IA "STARYCH
DOBRYCH CASU."

Zpravy z oslav letosn1ho No
veho Roku pfsi, re ma Sylvestra
bylo meme namaznutych nezli
"a ''starych dobrych cast" cd
dob pred Is roxy anebo re
snad Baltimorska policie letos
zamhourila casteji zraky sve,
kdyz nekomu chodnik byl uz-
kym.
Behem letosnf oslavy jenom
5 slavicich ocitlo Sc "a mT1ze-
mi. Vsech pet propusteno by
10 Ma Novy Rok policejnlmi
soudci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
NAMORNfK VYSLYCHAN We
VRAZDE SPACHANE We
FILADELFU.

Detektivove z Filadelfie Cd
veil tam z Baltimore manor
nika, jenz vysetrovan tam bu-
de z usmrcenf 23lete Mary vi
la, jez usmrcena byla We svet-
nici We Filadel*ii v nedeli.
Namornfkem, jenz podezre-
lynn jest z Yrazdy je Inocenzio
Pinero, jenz pracuje v Balti-
more. Namorn1k byl pf1buz-
nym zavrazdene d1vky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
POPE ZEMREL.

Micajah w. Pope, &c rokd
starry B%altimoTan, lovec a ces-
tovatel, jenz wal hlavnfho po-
dflu ma meTenf hranic mezi A
laskou a Kanadou, nalezen
byl mrtev We svetnici sveho do
mu, (. E. Madison ulice.
Pope zvlaste seznamen byl S
divocinami severni Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05

Anna Materwicz, "a rokd sta
ra z Elliott ulice, byla zatcena,
re prodavala koTalku bez IL
cense. Zatceni provedeno by
10 trent policisty. Jednfm z
mich byl John PanuSka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
N~AVSTEVNICE OTCE MALE.
FLA JEJ ORESENEHO.

Michael Keefer, GA roxy sta
ry v 700 blocku S. Broadway,
nalezen byl We stredu obeseny
V horejsl m1stnosti sveho domu.
Dcera jeho, Anna Jakeleski re
IS. Durham ulice nalezla vislcf-
no otce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
BRUCE ZAHAJUJE
KAMPAN.

Howard Bruce, demokrat,
t1mto ctvrtkem pocal svoji kan
pan pro zvoleni do vladn1ho
senatu. Pocatek Tecneni ucinil
V gymnasiu Ellicott City vyssi
skoly. Bruce jest v boji proti
senatoru Radcliffe, kandidatu
pro ZnOvuzvOleni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
$1,000 v JEDNOM DNI PRO
OMO S

ave stredu asi $1,000 na pri-
spevcich Finskym pomocnym
fondGm Marylandu, byl ozna
men. PT1spevky tyto sebrany
byly skoro v jedinem dni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
DVOULETY

Pc spadnut1 do nadoby vafi-
CT vody v kuchyni domu v Per-
ry Hall, diva roxy starry hoch
Joseph Maenner tezce popalen
byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
MiStni ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhG.

- Ces. Narodnfmu Sdru-
zenf v Baltimore potvrzujeme
pTfjem $35.68, ktere jste wy
brazil pro nase hochy We Fran
eli, a jmenem jejich i jmenem
Pomocneho Odboru Zen, yam
vzdavame vrele d1ky.
Vas slechetny Gin jest hoden
nasledovan1.
S krajanskym pozdravem
vSem clen1m Vast Odbocky a
heslem "Zvftezime!"
Vase, =
.Anastazie Hlavac, predsedkyne
Marie Cepek, tajemnice.
Rad GREE STATE" els.
428 {. S. A. Dude poradati w
roGni Tanec " sobotu, dine ID.
ledna " Sokolovns, rob Gay a
Preston ulic. Zacatek 9 hod.
veGer a konec? Vstupne 35c.
Hudba p. J. Svitaka.
Z Csl. Radioveho rozhla-
su Sc oznamuje, re Rozhlasna
WCBM premistena Dude v
pondelf, dine 8. ledna do Sears
Roebuck Community Bldg. Blu
de vybavena nejposlednejslmi
vynalezy v oboru rozhlasovani.
5 modernfch studif. Zaroven
Dude pripojena ma "Intercity
Network" From coast to coast)
Take pocfnaje 8. lednem &C.
skoslovensky radiovy program
Dude miti move a definitivn1
rozhlasovacf hodiny a sice:
pondeli az sobota cd 2:3O do
100 bod. odpol. Nedele cd
300 do 2:45 odpol.
Ia Csl. Radiovy Rozhlas
A. CihlaT, reditel.
- Vanocnf nadilka detf Ces-
Ike S~vobodomyslne Skoly. Dne
81. prosince odbyvala sc va
nocnf nadflka detf Ceske Svob.
skoly. Jake kazdym rokem j
letos byla nadflka zpestrena
programem. Deti odrfkavaly
sve basnicky a mnoz1 cetli z
ceskych knfzek, casopisG a CT
tanek. Program byl spestren
hudebnfmi cfsly.
Vsechny deti, bez vyjfmky
um6ly sve 1lohy bezvadne. Je
radost poslouchat tn drobotinu
jak sc snazi. Je-li snaha oprav-
dova, Gil je vzdy 1spesny.
Ano, ukazte d6tem svojl las
ku a odvdecf Sc Yam svojf sna-
hou. Ale kazdou radost, at je
jak chce velika, must vzdy ne
iaky mracek zkaliti.
Letos mnoz1 dobTf Cechove a
jejich d9ti schazeli. Nenf to
zrovna pekny 1kaz, zvlaste v
dnesni dobe, kdy potTebujeme
dobry a shiny dorost.
Proto znovu apeluji ma ces-
kou veTejnost: "Posilejte sve
Q6C1 90 C0Sk0 SkOly
K. Zahradka, ucitel.
- Tuto nedeli, dine 7. ledna
sehraje Dram. Kr1zok SLOW.
Dem. Klubu velmi peknou We
selohru o 3 jednanfch "To byla
noc", V Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic. Zacatek
$3.50 odpoledne. Pc divadle Ia
nee pri hudbe p. j. Svitaka.
Vstupne ma divadlo a tanec
40c.
- Ma Novy Rok 1910 sehral
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
krasnou operetu z Tylova Two
ia "Podzimn1 pfsen lasky' S O.
hromnym 1sp6chem. Podrob-
nou zpravu prineseme pfisti
tyden.
- Sok. Jed. Blesk a BALTIC.
Jednota Sokolic budou poTada-
Il Verejne cvicenf v nedeli, dine
Fl. ledna We 3 hod. odpol. V
Sokolovne ma rohu Gay a Pres
ton ulic. Cvicenf Dude dopro-
vazeti orchestr sok. Emilia Stet-
ky. Pc cvicenf sokolska veseli-
ce a tanec pri hudb6 sok. Jer.
Sticky a p. Svitaka. Ma zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05

Policejnlmu Departmental v
Cumberland snlzeny byly pla-
ty rozhodnutlm mestske rady v
1tery, jez rozhodla Sc ma setre-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-05
ZRANENA.

Pr naslouchan1 v1tan1 Move
no Roku hlomozem, 10leta
Wanda Baer strelena byla ma
Baltimore ulici a Wheeler a.
venu, kdyz prisla sc svymi ro-
dici ma rob ulic techto. Kule
zranila j lebku - ne tezce.