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Evening star., 1940-07-07
Visiting Shore

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman F. Sparks
are spending week in Atlantic City.
They plan to visit the New York
Worlds Fair and motor through New
England before returning to their
home in Woodmoor, Md. Mrs. Sparks
formerly was Miss Adrienne Hayes.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Murnan. OF Boston, have opened
their country home near Waterford
for the remainder of the season.
Evening star., 1940-01-31
Columbia Union Is Second
In Mission Gifts

The Columbia Union Conference
Of Seventh-day Adventists, composed
of Middle Atlantic States and the
District Of Columbia, ranked second
in foreign mission contributions last
year among the 10 conferences in
North America, 1t was announced
today.
H. H. Cobban, assistant treasurer
of the general conference, said that
the 1904 white members in the
Columbia Conference, gave $304,-
55324, or per capita weekly amount
of 38.9 cents.
The 2,774 colored members Of the
Columbia Conference contributed
$40,284.l4, a per capita Of 27.9 cents
per week, Mr.. Cobban stated.
Besides the District. the conference
includes Maryland, Delaware, Penn
sylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and
Ohio.
The Columbia Conference was
second only to the Pacific Union
Conference, which contributed $578,-
22761 to the total of $2,420,026.98
raised in the year. Membership on
the continent totals 164,310.
The 1899 amount was an increase
of $73,398.02 over contributions for
this work in the previous year.
Evening star., 1940-01-31
destination the. Ca,,nibal Islands in
thu South Caas

destination the Ca,nibal Islands in
the South Seas.
Mr.. Willoughby, however, plans to
remain on board only as far as the
schooner's first stop, In Panama,
from where he plans to fly back to
Washington. 1t was announced to-
day at his ONCE.
Originally he was scheduled to
board the schooner at st. Marys
City, Nd, where 1t was scheduled
to have made . stop. The latter
stop was abandoned, however, due
to ice. Therefore, Mr.. Willoughby
left yesterday for New York to Join
the sailing party there. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Willoughby. The
Willoughbyss live in Kenwood, Md.
Evening star., 1940-01-31
Treasury official
To Go Part of the Way

Westel r. Willoughby, chief Of
the division of Treasury Depart
ment Archives of the National Ar
chives Building, was scheduled to
sail today from New York with the
Fehnestock family on the 137-foot
schooner, which has as its ultimate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Paul A. Preus, who was Re-
publican candidate for congress in
the 9Th district In 1896. Will be the
principal speaker at the monthly
meeting Of the Thomas f. Dewey
For-President club Thursday night
at the Maccabee hall, 18th and
Pacific.
The meeting will be held at $50
o'clock 80 members will be able
10 listen to Dewey's speech from
Chicago between 7:l5 and 7:45
o'clock.
Preus, who will speak on Re
publican Presidential Possibilities. ="
viii review the qualifications OF
Dewey. Sen. Arthur Vandenberg,
Sen. Robert b. Taft, Frank Can
nett and others who aspire to
carry the colors of the Republi-
can party into the fray against
the Democrats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Laden with souvenirs and salty
yarns. the sun-burned crew Of the
tug Rustler arrived home al the
Foss landing Wednesday morning
10 finish a voyage Of 5000 miles
and two months duration.
Displaying coconuts, tropics
flowers. Chinatown pottery and
bright-hued leis, Capt. oscar Rol-
stad told how the passage from
San Francisco 10 Honolulu totalled
sos hours Of steaming time during
which the Rustler's engine and
the three scows towed tandem
were never stopped, despite
weather.
How 10 Run Gauntlet
Arrival at Honolulu afforded one
OF the highlights OF the trip; the
navy was at war games, and the
Rustler had to run a gauntlet of
men-o'-war at firing practice and
submarines engaging in diving and
torpedoing maneuvers.
After a weeks shore-leave, the
Rustler headed home with one
scow for Oakland, and except for
several days of heavy weather,
the passage was "uneventful."
Four Birthdays
Eight Tacomans comprised the
Rustler's crew on her first voyage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Garnet Sovereign
Will Give Dinner

Members Of the agency force
and wives viii be guests Wecnes-
day evening at a dinner TO be
given by Garnet Sovereign. dis
triet manager q the Farmers
Automobile Inter-Insuranee tx
change.
Speakers viii include William
Frye, Western Washington ex-
change supervisor. and Tom Bren-
men, state claims adjustor.
The company. one Of the largest
automobile insurance firms in the
state, will observe its 18th snni-
verssry next month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Townsend club meetings have
been scheduled as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. l at
II. o. o. #. hall, basket social at
g p. M, short business meeting,
l.. J. Stephens TO speak.
Thursday-Fircrest No. 10 at
community church: Harmony No.
30 at X. c. hall. 9th ave. and
Steele st, open forum, dance and
refreshments, public invited; Haw-
thorne Ladies auxiliary, 11:30
a. m, at 2610 Ea. c St: So. Ia
coma No. 8 at Reisinger home,
1921 So. Puget Sound ave.
Friday - All City No. 81 at
Townsend hall. 1917 Commerce
st, business meeting at 1880 p. m.
A. h. Garner, Townsend represen-
tative, second district, Everett, TO
present visual educational picture
program. no admission charge,
public invited Fern Hill No. at
clubhouse. SD st. and SO. Yakima
ave, young peoples night. with
entertainment and refreshments,
Thomas Latte, state Townsend
representative, 10 speak.
Saturday--Faweett Ave. No. 10,
for this meeting only. at Townsend
hall. 11S1is Commerce st, at 7:S0
p. m, instead of at Eagles hall.
Sunday-Meeting at Townsend
hall. l1Slis Commerce ST, p. m.
prayer service day, with program
and speaking; prayer service at
East Side chapel, 326 Ea. 26th st.
at 8 p. m, under auspices of
Hawthorne Townsend club No. 20.
sermon by Rev. Poole. music by
Townsend chorus.
Next weeks visual educational
programs win be announced In
Townsend club notices. The first
such program Of the week will be
held al the Spanaway clubs meet
ing Monday at s p. m. at the
sehoolhouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Food Stomp Buyers
Are Given Wurninq

Another please do not crowd
warning was issued by County
Welfare department officials We'd
nesday in anticipation of the inn
pending WPA pay day Friday in
an effort to spread out more the
business of surplus commodity
stamp purchases.
There have been block-long lines
at the welfare office on past WPA
pay days since the stamp plan was
started. Principal warning was
that stamps cannot be sold for the
month Of April until next Monday.
April 1. Only persons entitled to
buy stamps during the remainder
OF this week will be those who have
not yet purchased the maximum
allowed for March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Puyanups New Industries
Discussed at c. c. Meeting
Payroll of $4,000 Yeor Grew
From Depression Unemployment

RUYALLur-New Puyallup In
dustries created by young men out
q jobs IN the depression were fca-
tured at the Puyailup Chamber of
Commerce meeting on Tuesday.
Each had q sample Of his product
On display. The industries repre-
sented. according to Chairman
James Blair. an annual payroll Of
81. 900. with so men employed
most Of the year.
Mrs. E. A. McGrsth spoke for
The Mccrath woodshaysng Co. on
East Main ave, which Was located
here in 1892. Frank Hendricks,
owner Of the Majestic Venetian
blinds factory On South Hill. began
his business two and q half years
ago. He explained the difference
between metal Stats obtained in the
East ana those he manufactures
from larch wood obtained near
Enumclaw.
G. w. Howard Of the Chinook
Manufacturing Co. said: We
started as a father and son part
nership. Ny mother Ia five feet
tail and she always had trouble
With ironing boards. We made her
IN adjustable one and. having no
Jobs, ] made ironing boards OF this
type and father sold them. We
now manufacture ~ different
types. In 1899 our business total
- s4i, 7es and this year we expect
10 sell 100000 worth of the many
household products we make in
puyallup."
Products of the shope Brick Co.
oa East Pioneer ave-, one Of the
older concerns, were explained by
its president. Charles Deiling. The
% stockholders are mostly Puyal-
lup residents. he said. It started
~ 4 brick plant, but use of brick
his been almost entirely replaced
BY tile, 20 that In now the COM
peny's output. In the absence
n Oscar Simonson Of the Valley
Blair said the concern
has payroll Of s1.700 per month.
w. H. Large OF the Large Shin
Els mill on East Pioneer ave. said
that between the three fires sur
Jared by the company since locating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
New Arrivals
AT Air Base
NCO's Bring Fom-
lilies 10 McChord

Activity at Mcchord field Tues
day was marked by the arrival
from Hamilton field. Cal. OF II
non-commissioned officers and
their families, who viii take resi-
dence in the apartment buildings
reserved for their use on the field
Col. Carlyle Wash, field COM
mander, said the men will prepare
the new field for the remaining
$40 officers and men of the 18th
squadron. who are scheduled to
arrive before June 80.
Col. Wash named Maj. T. B.
Foster TO command the detach-
ment temporarily. pending the
arrival Of Maj. Raymond Morri-
son from Hamilton field within
the next few days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Woodland PIT. A.
.al.na u II A x.,sti .

Woodland PIT. A. will meet at
the school Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Feature of the program
will be. a Red Cross Safety film
shown by c. 4. Divine and G. I.
Sovereign. There also will be q
comic picture. Mrs. M. Thomp-
son heads the refreshment COM
mittee of fifth and sixth grade
mothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
To Conduct Judging
On Thursday NIGHT

Fred Anderson. grand trustee
Olympia. and Donald Fortune. past
regent, Seattle, will conduct the
annual judging Of the degree team
Of Royal Arcanum lodge, Of Taco
ma, at 8 p. m. Thursday at I. o.
o. r. temple. New members will
be initiated at the session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
1l&4H&Ea3a$sX
Local Tug Home After Long Voyage:
Mojor Routes Represented Wednesday,

under the Foss houseflag; Capt.
Richard Healy. former American
Mail Line master. was navigating
officer.
A happenstance rare enough 10
give rise TO an old-wiyes' tale. four
birthdays were celebrated during
the trip. BY coincidence, those
observed were:
Tony Penado. oiler, 2eth; Joe
Jensen, cook, seth: Al Carlson,
mate. 10th; Capt Healy, seth.
SHIPPING ACTIVE HERE
While seven vessels were in port
to work their respective oargoes
Wednesday. three others were
slated for arrival at local termi-
mails Thursday.
Expected with $40 tons of steel
for the Narrows bridge, the
freighter Flomar is due to COM
mence two days work Thursday
forenoon. Besides discharge Of
steel and general cargo, she will
lift a half-million feet Of lumber
and more miscellaneous goods for
the east coast.
Due Thursday
The Norwegian motorship Wash
ington Express is due Thursday
night at the st. Regis wharf TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Hanford MacNider
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

place in two Republican national
administrations.
He was assistant secretary OF
war from 1925 to 1928 during the
Coolidge administration, and was
minister to Canada from 1890 to
1892 under Hoover.
II was while MacNider was
national commander of the legion
that congress passed the first
soldiers bonus bill, which Presi-
dent Harding vetoed.
MacNider entered service in the
World war as a private. emerged
as a lieutenant colonel OF infan-
try, was decorated by the u. S.
with the Distinguished Service
Cross with cluster; Silver Star.
two clusters, and Order of the
Purple Heart; by France with the
rank OF commander, Legion of
Honor and Croix de Guerre with
five citations; and by italy with
the Crosse al Merito di Guerra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

load $50 tons of pulp destined for
Mexico.
The intercosstal freighter Sea
Thrush is due At Shaffer terminal
No. ? for a halliday turn-sround
while she discharges and loads a
small consignment of genera
cargo.
VIII Sail
Meanwhile, in port and prepar-
ing FOR early departures with gen
erous cargoes of Tacoma goods,
were the following:
Andrea Luckenbach and Califor-
nian. and Coast Banker, inter
coastal; Coast Trader. coastwise;
Crown City, orient: Mauna Ala,
Hawaii; Amur, British Columbia.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels in Port: Amur, smelter;
Californian. Baker; Andrea Luck
enbach, Defiance mill: Coast
Banker, Dickman mill; Coast
Trader, Penn Salt: Crown City,
Centennial. Mauna Ala, Port piers.
Vessels Due Thursday: Flomar,
Port piers; Sea Thrush, Shaffer
No. 2; Washington Express, st.
Regis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

here in 1898, enough shingles have
been manufactured 10 cover every
home In Puyallup.
Il. T. Krefting. chairman OF the
Daffodil Festival committee for
Puysllup, reminded the members
OF the parade Saturday. He also
announced the band contest sehed-
uled for Pioneer park at $40 that
afternoon.
Legion Program
Celebrating the 25th anniversary
OF the founding Of the American
Legion. Bruce A. Mercer post Of
this city and auxiliary win be heard
In a program over KMo Friday
evening at o'clock. II. T. Spear,
local commander, will speak for
the post, and Mrs. Allen Goelzer
for the auxiliary. Mrs. Stella
Ellison IL community service chair
man OF the auxiliary. Mrs. Win
field Angel has arranged the pro-
gram.
The board Of the auxiliary viii
meet Monday evening at o'clock
with Mrs. Eleanor Strange.
Pre-School Tea
Spinning Prs-school association
will give another in its series of
silver teas Thursday afternoon
from until o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Wayne Finch, $40 9Th
ave. N. w.
Monday evening a nominating
committee composed Of Mrs. II. A.
Stout. Mrs. A. M. Shaw and Mrs.
w. s. Colman was elected. Elec-
ton will be held at the April
meeting In the home OF Mrs. 8.
vanIAerop.
Woodland PIT. A.
Woodland PIT. A. will meet at
the school Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Feature of the program
will be a Red Cross Safety film
shown by c. 4. Divine and G. I.
Sovereign. There also will be
comic picture. Mrs. M. Thomp-
son heads the refreshment COM
mittee of fifth and sixth grade
mothers.
Beails Congratulated
Mr.. and Mrs. streator Beall, IT.,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter at st.
Josephs hospital, Tacoma, Mon
day. The baby. Penny Jean, has
! brother age three to welcome
her, together with grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. streator Beall. sr.,
md Capt. J. Il. Sayles OF Seattle.
Tacoma Endorsement
p. 8. McDermott, chairman OF
The Pioneer Road committee,
which Ia endeavoring to have the
Did Birds Mill road, now saith st,
Puyallup and Stella
,oom, taken over by the state
highway system, has received the
endorsement Of the Committee OF
/ 900 of the Tacoma Chamber of
The endorsement, signed by A.
B. Comfort, chairman. states that
the Committee of 1000 Of the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
takes pleasure In expressing its
for the fine work
your committee Is doing in the
of the Old Pioneer road.
This In q very new country but
many Of the historic
marks and locations have been
ost to posterity."
Rites for &. N. Case
Funeral services for Charles NJ.
Case will be held Thursday at 3
o'clock at the Wrigley and Gle
ments chapel. Rev. Philip Ray
mond, assisted by Rev. George
Frame. will officiste. and Corin-
than lodge No. IS. p. & A. NJ,
win have charge at the grave
ode at woodlawn Abbey.
Active ballbearers will be r. A.
Nichols. Frank Porter. NJ. f.
Porter. Neil Mccarty, George Ed
gerton and r. S. Martin. Those
actinr In honorary canacitv in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Cyclist Returns

Richard Brown OF AT 7th st,
S. w, has returned home from a
bicycle trip with Youth Hostel
group OF the University of Wash
ington. The party of is visited
orcas Island, San Juan and Whid-
by Island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

II you're not using II. sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main S151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

clude T. II. Brew, e. p. Trued-
son, A. G. Gross, J. NJ. Jones.
o. M. Baldwin, Paul Miller, Dave
Janowsh, Clark Roberts and J.
T. Gear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Automobile Stops
Runowoy Horses

WILLOWS. Cal.-Modern pro-
gress has deprived Old Dobbin Of
his erstwhile JOY Of creating a
panic by running away When
the team hauling the city garbage
wagon here tried the trick. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Roberts Just over
took them in their automobile and
headed them off before they could
scare a rabbit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
NEW DEAL
NADEJE.

V Hagerstown recnila v ne
deli Grace B. Reynolds, Glen
kyne zenskeho republikanske-
no vyboru re statu Indiana. V
reci sve uvedla naslouchajicfm
Marylandskym republikankam
re New Deal zavedeny presi-
dentem Rooseveltem, ably Jim
odpomozeno bylo problemGm
zeme, nezjednal sobe d1veru a
podporu lidu.
Prohlasivsi, re Evropska val
ka "m1ze slouziti ukazati mno
he nedostatky New Dealu,"
recnice poznamenala, re ne
smime zapomlnati, re biliony
dolard byly vydany ma odpo-
moe, ktera Sc neuskutecnila a
neuskutecnuje. Diva nejvets1
problemy stoj1c1 dnes pred ma
rodem, je valka v Europe a ma
Sc domac1 situace.
"Nejvets1 vsak mas problem,
rekla, "je nalezti praci pro de-
set anebo jedenact milion1 "a
halejic1ch dnes muz1 a znovu-
ozivenf zemedelstv1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
Ochotnicky Spolek Osa

OchOtnlcky SpOlek OSa-
dy Sv. Vaclava sehraje veselo-
hru Sc zpevy o 3 jednanich pod
MAVEN "R1ze z Hor", v nede-
Ii, dine 5. kvetna v Auditorium
Osady Sv. Vaclava ma Colling-
ton Avenue. Zacatek v 3:15
hod. odpol. Vstupne Csc. w
hrazena mista Is a Csc vice.
Kazdeho uctive zvou Ochotnfci
Re schnze Narodniho
Sdruzenf 16. dubna 1910. Dali
81 clenove prihlasili Sc: p1. Ko-
lar 81, Albina Rojfk 81, pf.
Joska 81, pf. Sappe 81, Albina
B. Pokorny 81, Marie Korfnek
81, Jeane Rider 81, Jan Maso-
pust 81, Josef Coufal 81, Vim
cent Palmisano 81, Edward
Kremel 81, Rud. Parfzek 81,
C. B. Barber 81, Mary B. Cross
81.
Zastupkyne Amer. Ces. Dam.
Dem. Klubu 7. wardy jsou:
PaT1zek a Marie Ri
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
OE1NE.

Sedm meslc1 stare ditko spi-
CT v kolebce v loznici domu v
Gainesville zachraneno bylo
svojf matkou, James Velie.
Matka v dome {. 121 Newburg
ucila hTe ma piano 16letou FAC
ku, kdyz pojednou uc1tila
kouf. Vybehsl ma horu do loz
nice, vid6la kouf. Uchopivsi
dftko, sebehla S MIN sc schod1
a zavolala hasice.
- Phi cistenl kamen gasoll-
mem chytily Sc saty ma 2Oletem
Dudolphu Steen re Solleys,
Md. Popalen byl tax, re musel
byti wat do nemocnice.
- Sedm tydn1 starry hoch
upalen byl ku smrti a 2 roxy
stara jeho sestra tezce popale-
ma v hoTic1m Lake Shore dom
ku nedaleko Pasadena V Anne
Arundel okresu.
Matka ditka, Gertrude Har-
rington sblrajicf chrasti Sc ire
mi hochy ma blizkem navrsi
zahledla domek v p~lamenech.
Beulah Heiderick, babicce d.
tex, kdyz chtela zachraniti dit
ko sklonic Sc mad MIN, chytily
Sc vlasy ma hlave. Neil mo-
hla d1tko odnesti, castecne O.
mamena byla kourem a pomoc
jeji hochu nemoznou. Vzdor
hoficim vlasGm ma Have vyne-
sla diva roxy starou sestricku
hochovu. Neil hasici prijeli
z Riviera Beach, domek shorel.
= Sedm hasicI poraneno
bylo V noel z nedele ma ponde-
Ii v ohni ma trech poschodich
obchodn1 budovy c. 1O2 a 1O4
Hopkins Place. DivakI ohne
bylo kolem 10000 osob.
Louis Fisher, MATTEL, soudi,
re skoda obnasi kolem $780,
900. Ma oblicejich popaleni
byli diva hasici: kapitan Jacob
Blottemberg a Joseph Svec.
Popaleniny nebyly tezke.
= Diva hasici poraneni byli,
kdyz s ostatnimi bojovali v
pondeli proti pozaru, jfmz V
-dobe osmi hodin shorelo ma
400 akrI lesa u Lanham, v
Prince George okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Jak jsem Sc zminil v "Tele-
grafu" re dine 10. dubna, re
darky ma Bazaar oznameny bu-
dou v prfstfm elsie a pax v ma
sleduj1cim, proto dnes tax CT
MIN. Ackoli skoro pred tyd-
mem skoncen, pfece nase mysl
stale privadl mas zpet do toho
ruchu. Bylo to velkolepe. u
plny seznam pffjmu a vydanf
oznaml yefejnosti tajemnlk
.Sdruzenych Ceskoslovenskych
|Spolk1.
Nasleduje seznam darcn KITE
RI poslednf tyden hlavne rucnf
praci ma Bazaar prispeli:
Barbora Matysek, rucnfk
obhackovany a zinku; Anna
Pocta, center piece; pf. Bffza,
2 vysfvane polstare, cesky o.
krasleny soubor ma vino; pi.
Smith, model lodi 'Mayflower',
pracf saty; p1. Svitak, soubor
rucnikG; p1. Kreml, obraz; p1.
Kozlovsky, kos ovoce; pf. Tt
chopad, 3 panenky, bulge set;
sic. Virginia Tichopad, ruene
delany scarf; p1. Kastner, diva
velke dorty; p1. skrabek, 5
piece set; p1. Kalivoda, velkou
krabici waffles; p1. Aloisie Be-
rovy 81; p. Karel Porkat So.
Vsecky tyto Diary byly ma
spravne mfsto od~evZdany a
vsem darcIm upr1mne dekuje
Josef VonaSek.
Dalsf vykaz darkd ma Ba-
zae: - pi. Vancura, Madeira
ul., kozene sedatko; p. Flip,
Milton Ave., hackovanou deku
ma p~ostel; p1. Barbora Manion,
kufacky set 20. Maxa, tapestry
obraz; pi. Bartos, 1 dlouhy pol
star vysivany, 2 hackovana dr.
zatka; pi. Kar. Masek, l kos
ma pradlo, 1 kos1k ma ruku; pl.
Robinson, l satek z Ceskoslo-
venska; p1. Kandl, 1 hedvab-
nou spodnicku; pi. Zelubow-
ski, vysity polstar ma pohovku;
pf. Roslilek poslala rozlicne
drobnosti z Czech.
Peneznf Diary: = pl. Apl,
ST.; pi. Motl SOC; p1. Franz So;
pf. Hirschaur $1;F. Workman
81; pf. Mabel Antos 81; pf.
Anna Vavfina 81; Nejmenova-
ma So; Jos. Nemec, Hartford
Road 81; pf. Grau 81; Legg
Co. So; Nejmenovana Sc.
Vyhry ku kterym Sc nikdo
neprihlasil jsou: dreveny, rue
ne delany tao, els. sos modre;
vlnena hackovana decka ma
kocarek, els. 623 r1zove; Billy
vysivany ubrus, els. GIL r1zo-
We; Hackovany set ma pohovky
els. 1872 modre; Hackovany set
ma pohovky, els. 483 ruzove.
Tyto veci mono 81 vyzved-
nouti u pf. r. Stock, 2412 E.
Monument ulice.
Touto cestou dekujeme vsem
kdo pomohl j~akymkoliv zp1-
sobem ku zdaru tohoto Baza-
ru. Tez ct. redakci "Telegra-
flu" "a uverejneni jmen vsech
darcn. Srdecne diky vsem,
Sberaci vybor.
- Darovane darky ma So
kolsky stanek :-pi. Taborsky,
elektricke hodiny :pl. John No