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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Merry GO ROUND PATTERN ZISS
Brioht-econon1ico piece in sorops, MerryGoRound is
cnotnq quilt nnoke ond Let block make O
pillow top. Pattern 1888 contains ocouroe potern pieces
dioqrom Of block sewing Instructions yordoees; doeron OF
quilt.
Send coin and token for this pottern TO
The Tocoro Times Needeoroft department Write plainly
pattern number. your ond oodress
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
WIRING DOES NOT
HURT THE FLOWER

All you need for this Is one
dozen pansies, large brandy
snifter. about 10 inches nigh. or q
transparent pitcher Of about the
same proportions. a needle flower
holder and some very thin wire.
Wire is necessary when working
with pansies because their heads
are inclined to droop. you can
get practically a years supply of
wire from your florist for ten
cents) To keep their heads up
draw the wire through the calyx,
or place where the petals Join the
stem. Pull the wire through to its
center. then wrap both ends
around and around the stem. They
need not cross more than two or
three times on long stemmed
pansy. Contrary TO popular belief,
wiring does not hurt the flower
but does hold it up longer and
makes the stem more pliable.
Always wire the whole stem be
fore you cut, and do not cut any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Bv BETTY JANE HENRY

NEW YORk-It's spring gar
den time-flower time. As the sea
son goes on you'll probably find
yourself using flowers to brighten
up your home a lot more than you
did during the winter II you are
not already pretty expert at ar
ranging flowers attractively, this
is a good time to pick up some
pointers on the art OF making
vases and bowls OF blossoms into
well-composed units that fit har-
moniously into the general deco
ratiye scheme of your house
NJ Goddard. New York florist.
is currently teaching groups of
young women the art in a regular
school OF flower arrangement.
Here Is one of his arrangements
that has proved very popular. 1t is
inexpensive, easy 10 do and charm
ing to look at. It's perfect for an
end table in your living room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Dear Puzzled: The sit,lat ion
~ which you speak was nm UNI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Everybody likes eondy! And home
made candy is SO wholesome. de-
iieious. easy 10 moke. thof YOU con
have an interesting voriety on hond
at oil times. The Candy Book. lot
est release in fhe series Of 20 Cook
booklets. coming TO you q book
each week. is Poeked with recipes
Of old favorifes and new eonfee-
tions for parties and for your
everyday eondy dish. You'll won't
10 try the foseinofine voriotions Of
fudge. earomeIs. divini+ies. fen-
donts. noueats. glazed fruits and
nufs. mopIe candies, morzipons. and
brit+les. They're oil here-fake
your ehelee-plain ond foney con-
dies for oil occasions! The Condy
Book is ready for you now and mey
be ebtoined easily through This
generous efer. Reed fhs simple di-
reetiors below and eloim yours
without deley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

CmdYmokinq Is not q lost m.-itis simply
neglected ort. Your children will love to
make the pure. nutritious cmdies tho, ere
% good for them - and you'll huve fun
teaching them how. The Condy Book
hos full and complete informuton on Con-
dYmukine Equipment Ingredients. Srup
Tests. and Temperature Chrts to tdke oil
the guesswork out OF cdndymoking. Stort
with simple Judges and divinihes and be-
fore you know it the youngsters will be
srsohnq ingenious effects with the more
difficult recipes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Just ledve dish OF freshly made Chocolate
Nut Fudge in the room alone with q mun-
return in ten minutes and you'll find ON
empty dish and guilty expression =.
and remember to accept his exrovuqunt
compliments qruciously. Try the some ex-
pertinent with Chocolate Fonddni or Salt
Voter T1ffy and he1 be out in the kitchen
with you to help moke each OF the iuscinut-
ing condy recipes tn the new Candy Bookl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
MmAs ommT4bmN
mafM CANDY BOOK
TY-TRY HOMEMADE CANDY

Be diHerentI Try something new next hme
you entertoinl Surprise your guests with q
dslecsoble aroY OF colorful candies. For
IN slobordts effect use q daxzlinq center
piece OF Spun SuQm surrounded by Moro
schino Bon Bons. Baltimore LdYer Condy.
Peppermint Crsoms and Golden Mmzipon.
You'll pls@s everyone n you serve home
mode oandY because ths vniety OF fovors
and types II 20 wide that every iavorits is
sure 70 b includ~dl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Pull the Trigger on
Lazy Bowels, and
Comfort Stomach, too

When constipation brings on acid in
digestion. stomach upset, bloating dizzy
spells. gas. coated tongue. sour taste and
bad breath. your stomach is probably
CRYING the blue" because your bowels
don't move. 1t calls for Laxative-Senna
to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels,
combined with Syrup Pepsin TO save
your touchy stomach from further dis
tress. For years. many Doctors have used
pepsin compounds as vehicles. or car
ricrs to make other medicines agreeable
to your stomach. SO be sure your laxa-
tive contains Syrup Pepsin. Insist on
DIR. Caldwell's Laxative SIENNA combined
with Syrup Pepsin. See how wonderfully
the Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves
and muscles in your intestines to bring
welcome relief from constipation. And
the good old Syrup Pepsin makes this
laxative so comfortable and easy on
your stomach. Even finicky children
love the taste OF this pleasant family
laxative. Buy DIR. Caldwell's Laxative
SIENNA at your druggist today. Try one
laxative that comforts your stomach. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
FEAR FOR JOBS

They had voted against increas-
ing the membership of the lower
chamber TO 102, with the extra two
seats assigned to Oakland County.
They had adopted an amend
ment providing that Wayne. now
allotted 81 seats, could have 25 of
the present 100, but no more than
that number.
And then they suddenly were
seized with their old terror
stricken attitude toward the
possible increase in Detroit's repre-
sentation, and consigned the whole
measure to Dykstra's committee
on his promise to bury it and sit
tight.
Detroit's II representatives, all
Democrats, opposed the districting
plan because of fear that they
might lose their jobs. Rep. William
G. Buckley of Detroit had an
amendment on the floor providing
for 125 seats in the House. with Is
of the new IS going to Detroit. He
withdrew it happily when the
House suddenly decided to wash
its hands of the whole matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Rural Legislators
S(uttIe Detroit S
Election Plan
BY FRANK MORRIS
TImes stan Corre.pondenf

LANSING. Feb. u. Rural
legislators today seuttled Detroit's
hope of simplifying its primary
election machinery by dividing the
city into districts.
The measure arrived in the COM
mittee on city corporations. where
il was promptly pigeon-holed for
the remainder of the session. Rep.
Ate Dykstra (R) of Grand Rapids.
told the House of Representatives:
1.-The voters of Michigan will not
have a chance 10 pass upon this
proposal"
The abrupt defeat of the plan
resulted from an attempt to con-
fuse the issue with reapportion-
ment. A majority of the members
favored the city's request until the
word "reapportionment was men,
toned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Fired Dole Aide
Says Politician
Betrayed Her

LANSING. Feb. 12-Fired by
The welfare commission after she
refused 10 resign. Mrs Frederloa
Rogers. state >iifsft-- director.
complained today that She was the
victim Of a political betrayal by
Walter r. Cries. chairman OF the
commission.
Mrs. Rogers vas replaced by
John y. O'Connen. Detroit a.
tornev. Governor Van Wagner
choice for the Job. The commits
SION also announced the selection
of Fedele +. Fauri 10 succeed DR..
Phillip A. Callahan Of Detroit as
director OF the bureau q social
security.
Il want il 10 be known ! did
not resign Mrs. Rogers SAID,
Il was removed.
Il was appointed director
after passage Of the 1888 vel
fare act. which was Ia take
relief out of politics. The Demo-
cratic governor, with the aid of
Cries. a Republican, u deter
mined 10 throw the adminiStra-
ton of welfare hack into politics.
This decision of the governor
does not surprise me, hut It -
amazing that the Republican
controlled commission should be
willing To assist"
u-ksErsfn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
House
Ad Fund
Time. stan oorrspond..s

LANSING. Feb. l2-Althoueh
Governor Van Wagner person
ally asked the Legislature 70 spend
100000 A year 10 advertise Mich
iean. the Republican majority in
the House of Representatives
today 70 deny the
request.
The State Senate previously
agreed to a 100000 appropriation,
bur the House tentatively reduced
the figure 20 S162. 500 ana Is reluc-
tant TO agree 10 a higher sum.
Van Wagner hopes 10 win the
battle when a conference commit
ice Is appointed TO iron out the
betw the two
branches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
4igh|ights

500 p. m.-Big Town :.
WJR; Tony Martin WWJ;
Quiz Kids WXYZ.
$50 p. m.-Dr. Christian
WJR; Plantation Party :.
WV; Manhattan at Midnight
WXYZ.
900 p. m.-Fred Allen
WJR; Eddie Cantor WWJ;
Challenge of the Yukon
WXYZ.
$50 p. MN. District At
ney WWJ.
1000 p. m.-Glenn Miller
WJR: Kay Kyser WWJ:
Wendell Willkie CKLW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
What's On the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
h the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
a. scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stnfian. and moi The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Wafer Budget Lower
Despite Higher Cost

Even though there is an addi-
tional $4,000 expense on account
ei the operation of the sewage dis
poSal system. the Department of
Wafer Supply eetimates for the
cost Of operating for 194l-l942 Is
SS.430, 400 as compared with the
current bud get of SS.53E376.
Mayor JeffrieS said he thought the
departments improved financial
condition was excellent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

of a warehouse at 1850 Merritt
avenue. Clayton Fleming. 3S.
crashed through the glass and was
fatally injured. lie was taken To
s. Mary's Hospital. where he died
an hour la;cr. Fleming lived at
$40 West Fort street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Falls in SkyIight
Al Warehouse, Dies

Losing his balance while clean
ing skylight on the third floor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24

Pr hran1 81 ma LODGE uvaza-
ne u pieru v bl1zkosti domu
svych rodic1 ma Dark Head v
Baltimore okresu, utonul V pom
deli 3lety William Keen We vo-
de z stop hluboke zat1m CO q
lety bratr Buddy marne volal
o pomoc. D1tky ponechany Of
Gem, kdyz tento odesel do OBJ
chodu ma Middle rece. Mrtvo-
la utonuleho vzata byla z vody
policistou Otto Darrell z Essex,
jenz hrabemi il tail ku bTehu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
PLAN ZPET
CECHY

Department spravedlnosti We
Washingtonu obnovil sve po-
kusy poslat zp6t do Stare Via
sti So ceskoslovenskych instruk
tori a d6ln1kG z tovarny Bato-
Wy obuvnicke spolecnosti v Bel
camp, Md, kteTi pTedrzeli sva
dovolen1 dana jim jake navst6v
n1kGm z Ceskoslovenska pro
dobu Cd 13 m6sic1 skorem do
tT1 rokG.
Nar1zeno poslanf zp6t We
vsech So pr1padech, ktere nyni
obsahuj1 1O3 osoby zahrnuje V
to manzelky a d1tky.
We ctyfech pr1padech ctyri
ozenili Sc zde Cd dolby jejich
pfipusten1 do Spojenych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
"a LOTYNKU.

John L. Burk,' jeden, jak po-
licie jej characteristic, 81 nej-
vets1ch T1dicG lotynky ma Lo-
Gust Point, odsouzen byl ku
pokute $500 a 1trat. Zatcen
byl 6. T1jna sergeantem Dunn.
Tento pravil, re nasledoval
Burka do 100 blocku E. Fort
avenue a videl jak Burk vessel
do nekolika domd, nichz z1-
stall nekolik minut a pax vysel
ven. Sergeant tazal Sc navstf-
venych a tito udali, re trochu
hrali S Burkem. Burk zapiral
az mu 200 lotern1ch l1stknI wy
pablo z kapsy a on zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Mr.. A. J. Svejda,
40O6 Alto Road
Baltimore, Maryland

Dear Mr.. Svejda =
We want to thank you for
your splendid cooperation in
helping us to send a represen-
tative delegation to Washing
ton, last Friday. The know
ledge that you are as aware as
we are of the stake we all have
in this war, is very comforting.
We know, of course, that the
majority of the American peo-
pie want to see Hitlerism de-
feated and to see freedom
reign supreme in the world, yet
at the same time, they are slow
to awaken to the need for or
ganizing public opinion in such
a way that it's voice may be
heard - particularly in Con-
gress.
The general public does not
realize how nicely they are
playing into Hitler's hands
their "do nothing, "say
nothing" lethargy. So it makes
us doubly appreciative of your
alertness and desire to do some
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
VZPOMfNKOVA OSLAVA
LETOSNfHO 28. RfJNA

Dude poradana Sdruzenymi
Ceskoslovenskymi Spolky jiz
tuto nedeli v Sokolovne, rob
Gay a Preston ulic. Zacatek
jest stanoven presn6 We 3 bod.
odpoledne.
Pc prehranf hymen a vztyce-
nj vlajek 81. Wilma R1hova bu-
de m1ti pTednes u pomnfku:
Pocta popravenym ceskym mu-
cednlkGm.
Ku shromazdenym v zastou-
pen1 vyslance Csl. Repubilky p.
plukovn1ka Vladim1ra Hurba-
ma promluvf u mas v Baltimore
dobTe znamy br. DIR. Karel
Cervenka, tajemnfk csl. legace
Z Washington. Ma jeho rec
Sc jiz t6sfme.
Pc jeho reel Dram. Odbor
lSok. Jednoty "Blesk" sehraje
krasnou narodn1 hru Sc zpevy
o 3 jednanich "Bojem ku svo-
bode". Posledn6 jsem z cast
vylfcil del hry a upozornuji, re
tfetf jednan1 bylo pTepracova-
no tax, re DEF Sc odehrava v u
jafmene vlasti "a dnesnl dolby
Uslysfte mnoho milych a lahod
nych zpevG a hra je poutava
cd zacatku az do konce. Prvnt
dive jednanf jsou rozmarna a
hodne vesel1 a humoru je V
mich, tfetf je trochu vazn6jsi g
dramaticke a zakonceni tez sc
Yam vsem Dude lfbiti az celJ
ensamble zazp1va:
Cechoslovaci, Rusove, Polaci,
ISlovani pTec vsichni jsme,
a S nami Jugoslavie.
mas slovansky lid vecne ma lit
nezmaTf no s1la zadna,
ami skryta zloba zradna,
slovanske armady dali
svetu pevny mir!
Rezisery divadelnfho pred
staven1 jsou sok. Otilie Martin.
kova a Jan Kaspar. Zpevy cvi.
c1 sok. V. Martinez. Vyprava
sok. A. Radek-F. Bouda. Hud
ba sok. Emil Stetka. Vstupne
Dobrovolna dan a cisty vynos
Dude venovan Narodn1mu SdrU
zen1.
Krajane, pTatele, Cechoslo.
vaci nedeli vsichni ma shleda.
nou v Sokolovne. Dop
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
MlStnl ZpraVy.
DOKAzEME TO?

Slyseli jsme V nedeli cd bra
ira Balka zpravu O vyrocni
sch1zi Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf v
Chicago. Mezi jinym nam po-
v6d6l, re az dosud bylo sebra-
no ctyri sta tisic dolarG ma o.
svobozovaci akci. Muscle to
tesiti kazd6ho, kdo poslouchal,
kazdeho, kdo Sc SNAIL pfispeti
Poole svych moznost1 ma toto
krasne dilo. Muscle to poteSiti
pon6vadz v1me, kolik prace a
1sili tom bylo sebrati tuto SUI
mt takTka pc deseti centech a
petadvac1ti centech mezi &C.
choslovaky, kteff Sc dali do slu-
zeb boje "a svobodu naseho
naroda. Nikdy vsak tomu, KIDD
ob6toval ten svGj pen1z ma tuto
akci nevyvstaly pochybnosti,
IDA jeho dar Dude ucinnym
prisp6vkem ma ten velky pro-
gram pred Mani ponevadz We
del, re to CO della on, della jeho
soused, dobry Czech, della dobry
Czech z druhe ulice. della dobry
Czech z druheho konce mesta,
dobry Czech v New Yorku, Tex
asu, Kalifornii, dobT1 Cesi ko-
lik jich je pc cele Americe.
M1zeme skutecn6 byti hrdi
ma to, co jsme dosud vykonali,
ale zaroven je to povzbuzenlm
a ohromnou vzpruhou k dalsl
praci. Dovedli-li jsme dokazati
tolik, proc bychom nedokazali
vice? Proc bychom my, uvedo-
mill Cechoslovaci zde v Ameri-
ce nedovedli sehnati "a KRAFT
kou dobu tolik, abychom to do
tahli ma rovneho pGl milionu
dolarG?
V 1tery, dine 4. listopadu v
8 hodin vecer Sc poTada v So
kolovn6 card Party" We pros
p6ch Narodn1ho Sdruzen1.
Vstupne je 28c S vladn1 DAM.
Budou Sc hrati karty, bingo,
Dude sc kOuletl o ceny. BuQe
Sc losovati O krasn6 vys1vany
ubrus s dvanacti ubrousky, dar
pf. Klimentove. Pfijdte v nej-
h~ojnejsfm poctu a pfivedte svo
je zname a pTatele! Dobre Sc
pobavfte. Ably byl financnf u
speech co nejvetSf = a KIDD by
Zadame Vas, dobre kraja-
ny, abyste pamatovali ma pod
mix darky ktere by Sc bodily
"a vyhern1 ceny. Darky sc mo-
hou odevzdavati jiz nynf v So
kolovn6. Jmena darc1 budou
zapsana a uverejnena v "Tele-
grafu". A spolehame ma nase
osvedcene kucharky, ably svy-
mi dobrymi kolacky, buchtami,
dortami pTisp6ly k dokonale-
mt zdaru vecera.
Zabavnf vybor Odbocky GINS.
v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
$35,OOO,O 900 MA OCELARNY.

Sparrows Point ocelarny roz-
sireny budou dale nakladem
$35,000,O00. Projekt tento jest
projektem, predsevzatym Be-
thlehem ocelaTskou spolecnos-
tt v objemu $55,77O,OOO, z ne
hoz T1zeny byti mali obranne
potreby.
Naklady temito vedle jinych
potfeb vystaveny budou pece,
ably zajisten byl dostatek kovu.
Ocelarny rocne mali vydati
780, 900 ton kovG potfebnych
ku obrannym pracem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24

James Rettberg, prodavac
automobile udal ma severnf po-
licejn1 stanici, re cernoska O.
kradla jej asi o $3.50, kdyz Wy
Sci z automobile ma "a. ulici a
Lovegrove ulicce. Rettberg re-
XII, re cernoSka pristoupila k
nemu re zadu ga pTitiskla mu
neco ma zada". Pozdeji shle-
dial, re schaz1 MT tobolka s u
vedenymi pencil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
cSL. VYBOR.

Vykaz pffjmd a vydanf cd
1. zaff t. j. cd letn1ch prazdnin.
OF do te dolby jsme Yam prime
sly posledni vy1ctovan1 laska-
vosti naseho Telegraph.
Dne 16. Tljna jsme odeslaly
4 velke bedny 1900 ID. satstva
a obuvi. Laskavost1 Britskeho
konsulatu byly odeslany primo
z Baltimore.
Dne IT. rfjna dalsf 4 bedny
1900 ID. do New Yorku. Mezi-
tim byla l bedna s Vanocnfmi
kabelkami pro vojaky. Tyto
bedny obsahovaly vesmes zim-
nj pradlo, obleky, kabaty Velmi
pekne, nekter6 move i obuv. &C.
ma kazde bedny odhadnuta ma
5000, cena Vanocn1 bedny ma
$500. Vyprava jedne kabelky
prisla ma $500.
Curtis Bayske zeny vypravi-
ly 20 kabelek a nase SO. Zby-
te veci byly pTidany do bedny
a CO Sc n~evesly, byly dany do
jine re satstvem. BalfckG S pr1-
mou adresou bylo 7, ostatni 81
rozdelf Csl. Cerveny KTfz, jak
uzna die potfeby, jake pri lon
ske nad1lce, pod veden1m PAM
Hanny Benesove.
We Skole name l bednu pTi-
pravenou letn1mi vecmi k ode
SLANT a 2 bedny 1plne novych
vecf, ktere pripravujeme pro
"nase" al Dude mono tam po-
s1lati. Chceme udelat pri vsem
tom co delame, zasobu prada
a sweatr1. Opet jsme 81 kou-
pill vlnu ku pletenf do zasoby
"a $500. PTijdte a pomozte
nam.
Pr tom t6z pracujem jak
jsme jiz drive sd6lily, pro A
mericky Cerveny KTfz. Prosf-
me, by jste mas nadale podpo-
rovali, abychom molly "vytr-
VdC1 dA OO hO11CO.
Poslednf tyden jsme pTijali j:
Pc $5.OO:-p. a p1. Hrabanek,
pf. VIM. Rysanek, p. a p1. FIR.
Klecka, Jar. Prochazka, p1.
Vaclav Prochazka So, Anezka
Koenigsmark So, p. Irwin Ma
rex So, pi. Tucek So, pf. Kah-
Ter So, p1. Hromadn1k 81, p1.
Cihlar SLIT, p1. Raul 81. Ia
zbozf: pf. Parson $40, pf. ST.
mGnek So, p1. Primus $1.3O.
ri. V. Prochazka, Is parG
detskych puncoch; p1. Hejduk,
9 rucnfkI, tucet kapesnfkG; pf.
Bernat, 6 rucnfkG, 6 mydel, 2
parry bot; pf. Koenigsmark,
bluzu. mydla, holfcf strojek;
p1. Hromadn1k, 3 rucn1ky, 2
tucty kapesnfkG; pf. Anezka
Rys, suche ovoce, cukr, cocoa,
tea, cokoladu; pf. Al. Janata,
7 rucn1kG, 6 part puncoch; pi.
Mizerovsky, krabici cigaret, 2
parry vlnenych puncoch, 6 my
del, 6 kapesnfkG; p1. Torovsky
tucet kapesn1k6, 3 rucnfky, 2
zfnky, spendlfk; pf. Steiner, Id.
tabaku; pf. Parson, 10 yd. plat
ma: ri. Vecera. Samet a pT1pra-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
ZECHOSLOVAK RELIEF
Chicago, Illinois
October 18th, 1911

October 7th, 1911.
Received of Sbor "Zlata Pra-
ha" No. 81 j. G. D.. Baltimore,
Md, through Czechoslovak
Relieg Committee the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for aid
to refugees.
The Czechoslovak Relief most
gratefully acknowledges this
generous contribution which
will be carefully allotted to the
purpose indicated above.
Respectfully yours,
Adolf Racer, Treas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Is. Tijna 1871.

Mily pane Svejda: =
Ia Vasi soucinnost We spoje-
nj S programem dine zaklada-
tell YMCA jsme Yam vice po-
vdecni nez mono vyjadTit v
tonic kratkem dopise. PTinesla
nam druh hubby ktera byla no.
va a zaj1mala kazdeho z pT1-
tomnych.
Budte tax laskav a sdelte p.
Svitakovi jak mnoho 81 Genuine
jeho vypomoci a pax tez sboru
ceskoslovenskeho lance proslm
sdelte jak povdecni jsme Ia je-
jich predstaven1.
M1zeme-li byt kdykoliv k
vypomoci Yam nebo clendm
Vast narodnosti, doufame, re
sc nebudete Zdrahati ma mas sc
obratit.
Uprfmne Vas,
Carlton Harrison,
gen. sekretar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
POPfRA POKUS ZAVRAzDE-
Nj MANZELKY.

Ma nos1tkach prinesen byl do
policejn1 stani-
ce Charles w. Dryden, jenz
podr1zl 81 hrdlo pc poTezanf a
strelen1 manzelky sve %. zar1.
Drzan jest pro velkoporotu pod
zarukou $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
CINNOSTI NASICH
SDRUZENYCH CESKOSLO-
VENSKYCH SPOLKU.

October 16, 1911.
Mr.. A. J. Svejda,
73O N. Collington Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland
Dear Mr.. Svejda =
For your cooperation in con-
nection with the Founders Day
program of the YMCA we are
mare grateful than we can ex-
press in this brief note. 1t
brought us a variety of music
which was new and interesting
to everyone present. Will you
be good enough to say to Mr..
Svitak how much we appreci-
ate his help, and then to the
Czechoslovakian Dance Group
will you please say how CRATE
full we are for their presenta-
ton.
If we can ever be of assist
ance to you or the members of
your group, we hope you will
not hesitate to call upon us.
Sincerely yours,
Carlton Harrison,
General Secretary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
KRADLI.

Diva bratT1, IA a Is rokd sta
II, sebrani byli polici1 Anne A
rundel okresu a drzani ma zalo-
blu, re ukradli George Futink z
Curtis Bay $12 a automobil We
v noel ma Church a Che
avenue. Futink byl O.
kdyz spravoval gumu
ma kole sveho automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
POKUTOVAN.

George Gaines, cernoch, ma
jitel fady automobile, jednim
z nichz usmrcena byla 5leta
dlvka, Rita Novak, odsouzen
byl v Traffic soudu ku pokute
500 ma obzaloby, re nesprav-
ne prodaval automobily.
D1vka usmrcena byla auto
mobilem, ktery Gaines pGjcil
jinemu cernochu.