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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Townsend 10 Tacoma Tuesday to
spend few days visiting old
friends.
DIR. and Mrs Roy leslie smith
are entertaining their son and
daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs.
Eugene 1. smith. and their small
daughter Luann this week. Rev.
Smith Is pastor Of Wesley Metho-
dist church. Roselle. N. J.. and will
occupy his fathers pulpit. Mason
Methodist church, next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Jacob Gas. 1913 So sath
ct Was perturbed Tuesday when
she went to bring her clothes off
IN. line. only IN find that two
slips. on. pink and the other white.
and a blue rayon dress had been
stolen.
Mrs. Niifred Burrows. Mrs.
Charles Dawson and Mrs.. Harry =.
{. B.rg. all selling tickets for tn.
American Legion auxiliary chorus
concert sept s. cornered the sntir.
city council IN m. council cham
her Wednesday.
Gary Warren was the name se-
lected for the boy born July Is
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fletcher.
SAC No. rrafton st In a previous
notice the baby's name was inoor.
rectly printed.
Frank W. Walsh. Industrial
ginser Of the Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce. addressed ths lat
nesting Of the Summer Rotary
club.
Grover Ashcroft. who's. HON.
garden amounts almost 10 a farm.
reports he has been supplying his
table with ripe tomatoes for two
weeks.
Sooner Tacoma motorists make
up their minds 10 get their no.
DIVERS licenses. the happier viii
10 Deputy County Auditor Care
hne Fal-ko~. eho can't nav. hsr
vacation tili m. vush 10 ov.s.
Art Io.k .nnot.u<s. n... ~.
hiiiikin a s~stti. ~til be IN.
speaker at the luncheon meeting
Friday. Ans = ~ the Young Mems
Business club 81 Hotel Winthrop
Because 'fshisg and loanny /.
10 good here writes Arthur F.sp.-
land from his vacation spot II
LAX. BAY. 4 now doubt that IN
~ return 70 ths automobile
business Mrs. E-p~land L. with
him.
Dick Whitman. stricken Nth
pneumonia early this week follow
ing q swim Sunday IN n. Sound.
a been removed from rs home
70 Tacoma General hospital
Grover Bennett. the typsNr1tsf
man Who recently returned from
a vacation trip n Alaska. 10
a great booster for ths soenic won
dsrs u ire North. sJt ~ do.snt'
lik. ths mosquitoes that are found
IN that territory
Misc fnErid Void - ne Tacoma
Cha mner - Commerce sfaT =
80 balance u haf vaea
tion this week
Derls Aark-r. Ahas So Nathan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
By z. 7. SHORT

The Job on which A. $ FarquharSon came 10 Washington
territory IN 1875 vas 10 look after the shipment Of hazel
barrel hoops TO Flint, Peabody 4 Co, San Francisco firm
making sugar barrels for Claus Spreckels. He had = two-year
contract to ship l1.000.000 barrel hoops a year and was to
have the opportunity Of negotiating for barrel stave material
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Farquharson, Meeker Associate
Gets Warm Welcome at Tenino
Greeting Cordial But Beds Are Hard
And Roin on Roof Is Disturbing

fditnrs Nofs-Th< l. tie 18th IN = sr<z e srfir~s =, H. a@-
N~apmenf - the Pusalup rznsv md the dramatic aa us@fnl raFesr II
La Neeksr. Shass msmors sn ~ hohaHed IN ths h<tartsaI sf~efarts
k4s. Aeeksr hafs" = Fusanur AuEuf 4 te > u. narrative sfn
nehee efene 10 ethens particularly Claus Spssskshs the =.aFar
ARR indHst, IN the fanss.
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Fsrquhsrson considered that a
rad omen and would have turned
back then hut for the influence Of
Sohus.
Al kslama he boarded a North
am Pacific train and arrived at
Tenino In the late Afternoon Dec
l, 1873 he obtained a room at
the Tenino hotel. a rough board
two story building. Most Of the
furniture Was handmade from ma
tenal taken from the nearby
forest. The bedrooms wers like
boxes with partitions 80 thin that
the slightest movement was heard
from n room to another. The
roof WAS - low that the sound Of
the rain which fell all night was
disturbing to newcomers. The
beds wsrs clean but without
springs The only redesming fea-
turs Of the place was tn. food.
By pre-arrangemenf. q. he
discovered later. the owner 81
the general store, the North
ern Pacific roadmaster and
the towns hading physician
were there TO greet him. and
on the first train from Ia
coma, Gen. John A. Sprague,
chief representative OF the
Northern Pacific on Puget
Sound. came down 10 welcome
Farquhsrson and assure him
of the railroads cooperation.
To the surprise Of both they
proved TO he old acquaintance
who had been members of the
same signal corps organlza-
tion In the Civil war. Gen.
Sprsgue gave Fsrquharson =
pass over the Northern Pacific
and connecting lines and the
two became great friends.
To his surprise Fa~rquharson
that the harvest Of sugar
hoops was the chief source
NJ income IF hundreds of families.
from the large tracts OF
hazel brush that grew pr%olificslly
In Western Washington. the hoops
were sold to merchants In Olympia.
and other communities
IN Puget Sound. and along the
Pacific from Tenino to
Tine farmers earned good
wages In the fall and winter haul
Ing the hoops to market and the
merchants made a profit for han
ding them. Those who cut the
hoops made fair wages.
Altogether II was a profit
able business-one of the self
helps by which the first com
ers 10 Western Washington
were able 10 survive.
Farquharson's first business WAS
o arrange with Gen. sprague for
'heds and sdetracks at shipping
along the line 20 that the
stock Of hoops could be secumu-
and shipped to Kalams in
-ims for the twice-s.month sail
ngs 10 San Francisco. Farquhar-
began receiving letters and
.slegrams from the firm urging
him 10 ship freely" and not take
my chances on leaving them short
n hoops.
he became - exaggerated at
his continued nagging that ne de-
10 give the firm a dose Of its
'~n medicine. Putting 90 extra
Of hoop p%eelers he had ID
ready 10 run onto N. dock
IL soon as the San Francisco boat
lrrived.
Most Of the cargo that trip
consisted Of barrel hoops and
when the cargo was nnloaded
nj San Francisco the conges-
tion created a panic among
shippers
The hoops were piled a.
high - a church steeple."
Other shippers protested and
the barrel company had 10 hire
hall the dnys In tn. city To
clear docks.
Sometime during the middle Of
he winter Fsrquhsrson received =
stter from Ezra heeker asking
lin IN come n Puyaliup 70 look
the prospects for a hoop snip
ping station and barrel stavs fac
toy there. he promised 10 have
ne n MS msn meet him ~ Tacoma
md drive nm 10 puya#fup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Misc isErid Void u ne Tacoma
Cha mhsr - Commerce staff .
taxing fhs balance q hsf "a
tioH this week
Doris Asrk~r, 1903 SO Madison
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
1000 DOMU PRO ZRfZENCE
OBRANY.

z Washington vydan byl
rozkaz, ably pocato bylo s dru-
hou cast programu pro stavbu
1000 domG pro zTizence v O.
brannych industrifch v Balti-
more konanych.
$50 z 1000 domG ma vybu-
dovano byti V bl1zkosti Glenn
L. Martin vzduchoplavecke to-
varny ma Middle Tece. $50 do
MI Zbudovano Dude v bllzkos-
tt Sparrows Point.
Cely program 1000 domG fl
nancovan Dude jake cast Ian
ham aktu, ktery schvalen byl
presidentem Rooseveltem 3. u
nora.
z 1Tadovny Housing Autho-
rity of Baltimore hlaseno bylo
v pondelf, re pro okamzitou
potrebu zr1zencG pracuj1c1ch
ma pracech obrany potrebno
jest ma 5000 pTibytk1.
Pred koncem tydne Housing
Authority ustanov1 komisi ma
Armistead Gardens Gu Narod-
nfho hrbitova) pro delnfky pra
cujici We Sparrows Point a Mid
die Rives sekclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
TkI voJACI

"Vojaci v Baltimore jsou po-
drobeni obcanskemu zakonu a
toto jest6 nebylo vzato, diky
Bohu," rekl sOudce Samuel M.
Campanaro v severnfm policej-
MIN soudu, kdyz pokutoval jed
noho vojaka $40 pro udefen1
policisty a druhe diva pc 81 pro
neporadne chovanf.
Tito tTi vojaci z Holabird vi
neni byli z hadky s policistou
George A. Andrew, ktery "a
stavil jejich automobil We ctvr-
tex v blfzkosti Paramount ave
nue. a Bond ulice.
DIE udanf policisty Alvin Ne
ster, jenz f1dil automobil, ode.
pTel ukazat licensi ku jfzde
odstrcil policistu re stupatks
a ujel.
Vojaky hail kapitan H. F
Faimer z Camp Holabird, jeni
ukazoval ma jejich dosavadn
dobre chovan1 a pax re Zasta
vent jich nebylo opravneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Pr prechazeni Monument
ulice u Streeper ulice, Edward
Rockwell zasazen byl automo-
bilem, pT~erazeno mt leve ra-
memo, poraneni ruce, nohy a O.
dreno cele telo. Automobil RI
dill Robert Verney, cernoch z
Bengies, Md.
= Robert Morris, statn1 po-
licista z Paylesville, Md, tezce
zranen byl, kdyz ambulance,
Sc kterou jel, srazila Sc S auto
mobilem v sobotu ma Belair
road a Sheldon avenue. V am
bulanci policista veil zranene-
no Howarda Greer z Forrest
Hill, jenz zranen byl kdyz sci
ma Deer Creek road automobi-
lem.
= Diva vojaci z kasaren
Boiling Field u Frederick IRA
neni byl, kdyz v nedeli V auto
mobilove nehode ma moste ne
daleko Urbana. Theodoru Obs
hefski zlaman byl kotnik a po-
tlucena hlava a Francis Trusk-
wyskwi zlomena noha a prera-
zena dasen.
Udano, re Ohshefski usnul
b6hem j1zdy u f1d1tka.
- Policista Leslie j. Moran
z Frederick avenue zranen byl
automobilem ma Patterson
Park avenue a Gay ulici. Au-
tomobil Tidil Bernard Billings.
Policista v dobe melody konal
tam sluzbu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

V apartmentn1m dome u
University Parkway zlodej ukra-
dl dive penezenky a zimnik. Ri
ditelce jfdelny, May L. Heyser,
" Cambridge Arms Apartments
ma rohu Charles a "a. ulice u
kradena tobolka s 1925.
Dorothy j. Blair, spravkyni
jidelny v Bradford Apartments
ma ST. Paul ulici, ukradena to-
bolka sc SIP. Stewartu j. Bup-
pert ukraden zimnlk v Gene
$65.
Diva mladfci We start asi Is
rokn, srazili Elizabeth M. Zell-
man z Ayrdale avenue v biz
kosti jej1ho domu a chteli j u
krasti tobolku. Vykriky jejlmi
postraseni dali Sc ma 1tek bez
tobolky.
Asi "a hodinu ma to vytrhli
Edith Siggins z Clevelandu, O.,
kdyz tato sla ma Garrison ave-
nue. v Bloomingdale road to-
bolku Sc $40.
- Cernoch okradl Flu Ar
migstead z Eden ulice, kdyz
Sla v 100 blocku N. Bond ulice
O tobolku sc So.
= Re til automobile William
Broxton, 18lety cernoch, ukra-
dl obleky v Gene $272. Pr kra-
deni z automobilu stoj1cfho ma
Calvert ulici u Madison ulice,
byl chycen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Jeden zachraneny z tisicI
neStastnych.

Tomas Svoboda, nejmladsi
cesky bezenec Sc zotavuje Sc
svymi rodici u Ing. Jel1nkG V
Novem Yorku. Byl pokrten
Rev. F. D. Svobodou v Husove
domu. Bylo to u prilezitosti
vzpom1nky ma T. C. Masaryka,
jehoz jmeno tez dostal.
Jednolety Tomas Svoboda
pTistal nedavno Sc svymi rodici
ma americke pevnin6. Rodice
S MIN utlkali pred Nemci, kdyz
mu bylo sotva p1l roku. Veil
no ma kole v kos1ku sta kilome-
tr6 a proz1vali S tis1ci uprchl1-
ky hrozne chv1le, kdyz bomby
nemecke padaly vedle Mich a
kdyz ubyvalo sill k dals1mu Il
teku. D1ky Bohu, mohli Sc "a
chranit. Ale pax prisla rada
mesfcG velike ~nejistoty, CO bu-
de dale. Nedostatek p~otravin,
zvlaste pro deti. Spatne spo-
jeni S ostatn1m svetem. Bezvy-
sledne cekani V dlouhych from
tach pred konsulaty, kde Sc me-
jednalo pf1lis vl1dne. Hlaseni
ma francouzske polici,, odkud
vas kazdym dnem mohli poslat
do vezenf nebo koncentracnlho
tabora. To Sc stale vice nez
5000 nasich prfslusnfkG, kteTi
tam dnes trpi. Poole posled-
Mich zprav skoro kazdy den ne
kdo umlra. Koncentracn1 tabo-
ry jsou hlad, epidemic, lima,
hmyz. Telesne i dusevnf uni
ran1.
Vykriky b1dy nasich nestast-
nych bezenc1 otrasly slime ces-
koslovenskou Amerikou. Ces-
koslovenska Narodni Rada po-
slala k rukam br. Jul. Hegera,
ktery odjel koncem minuleho
roku n~avstivit nase lidi v Evro-
pc, znacny obnos penezl ma
zmfrn6nf jejich hrozne bfdy.
Ale potreby jsou velike a VIVA
duj1 stalou pomoc.
Narodni Jednota Ceskoslo-
venskych Evangelical vykonala
"a minute mesfce hodny kus
prace pro nase evangelick6 u
prchliky. Dix bratrske pomo-
ci naSich short u. S. A. i jed
notlivc1 a dix pomoci americ-
kych c1rkevn1ch organised
mohlo byt m. j. zaplacena ces-
ia do U. S. A. ctrnacti nasim u
prchliknm. Zat1m mohli pri-
jet jen ctyTi, ponevadz odces-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZAPASY
v CARLIN'S ARENA.

Pffsti 1tery, dine %. dubna v
kffzkovych zapasech pofada-
nych v Carlin's Arena v hlav-
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do
bu jedn6 porazky Wladislaw
Talun, polsky obr, vazici 3O3
liber utka Sc S Lou Plummer, z
Baltimore, vazfci 236 liber. "a
pas tento Dude velice zajimavy
die pfedbeznych poznamek
Mr.. Ed Contose, poradatele O.
mech zapasG.
Zvlastnl atrakci Dude zapas
zen. Mrs. Elvira Snodgrass.
Kentucky Mts. Hillbilly, vaz1ci
1876 ID. utka Sc s Miss Gladys
Gillem, Oklahoma Sptifire, va.
zfcl 1876 ID. Zapas tento urcer
ma dobu jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasecl
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky ucinkuj1:
Jim "Big Coon" Henry, PAT
10. VS.. Hans Kampher, 236 10
Manic Singh, 214 Id. VS.. &c
Newman, 230 ID.
Elmer Snodgrass, 210 Id. VS.
Milo Steinborn, 236 Id.
Zeny v prGvodu muze maj
vstup volny pouze V "ring-side'
sedadlech. Zacatek techto "a
pasG jest urcite $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Pr vafenf kavy a zavfenych
dveflch malem by byl o zivot
pfisel v 1tery Gilbert Fitch, SO
lety, G. 1888 Orleans ulice.
Kratce pc 5. iodine v utery
rano do domu prisel plynaren-
sky Inspector, ably tam vysetril
uchazenf plynu, jak mu ozna-
memo bylo. Nalezl dvere do.
mu zamknute. Zavolal policej-
nlho strazn1ka. S pomocf dvoU
vessel do svetnice a tam ma pc
hovce videl v bezvedom1 lei
chic Fitcha, zatlm CO svetnice
naplnena byla plynem, kterJ
vychazel z otevTeneho hofaku
ma nemz Sc varila kava. Vods
z teto vyrazila a uhasila pla
men zatfm co Fitch 81 howell W
spanku ma pohovce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
TRI MLADfCI

V pondell odsouzeni byli til
mlad1ci ku trestGm We vezen1
cd 2 do 10 rokG pro podvody a
kradez.
Dennis Knight, 21lety a Mil
ton Glenn, 19lety, odsouzeni by
Ii pro kradeze re skladist v il
hozapadn1 casti mesta pfedme-
tn v Gene $500. Knight odsou-
zen byl ma 10 rokG a Glenn ma
9 rok1 v kaznici.
Clarence Jenkins, 19lety, 3D.
souzen byl ma diva roxy pro u
kraden1 automobile, ktereho
pax uzili Knight a Glen pfi
prevalent svych kradezf Cd 7.
do IA. breZna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

tovat z Evropy je elm dial tim
obt1znejS1. Ale doufame pevn6,
re S pomoc1 Boz1 j ostatnl bra
tf1 a sestry sc sem postupne do
stanou. Diva bratry jsme oce-
Hawaii jiz V 1noru, ale jejich
LODI, ktera je m6la dopravit do
Rio de Janeiro, dostala pTikaz
cd francouskych 1radG zGstat
V Dakaru V Seneaglu (zapadni
francouzska Afrika pod kon-
trolou Petainovy vlady). Tam
jsou nyn1 internovani jiz pres
diva m6sfce ma lodi asi S 1900 u
prchl1kG. z toho je asi $50 &C.
choslovak1.
Jiz Sc podnikaji kroky, ably
Sc uprchl1ci z Dakaru dostali
do bezpecf. Br. prof. Spinka
dostal prislib z kancelaTe Cor
della HULA, re americky kon-
sui V Dakaru Dude upozornen
ma naSe bratry.
Jednota zaslala tez pomoc
bru. kaz. Hlavacovi a jeho pa
nj. Ohlasili sc najednou z Je-
ruzalema. Jina pOmoc byla "a
slana nasim uprchl1k1m do Rio
de Janeiro.
V Baltimore We prospect
Jednoty Ceskoslovenskych E.
vangel1kG PRAGUE ob6tave Jo-
sef Coufal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZVYSENf PLATO O SIS, O 900
We SPARROWS POINT.

ZvySen1 mZdy Zf1ZencG v dill
mach We Sparrows Point O pet
milion1 dolarG ma rok ozname-
no bylo v 1tery.
Suma tato stanovena jest ma
zaklade tom, re tam pracuje a.
81 $4,000 zr1zencG, z nichz kaz-
demu zvysena mzda o 10 cent?
v iodine v 8 vetSlch oddelenlch
We Sparrows Point.
Zrfzenci pracujl tydne 40 no.
din take zvysenf pro kazdeho
ciniti Dude 81 tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Maly O~ZnalmOvatel.
HELP SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PRODAM DUN POZEMKEM
ma HARTFORD ROAD neb

VYMENfM "a dunn v meste.
6 s%vetnic, koupelna, plyn, elek-
trika, voda, topenf horkym
vzduchem, s%lepicnfky, garaz,
p akru pozemku s ovocnymi
stromy a v1nem. Use je oplot-
meme a V nejleps1m poradku.
Cena die dohodnut1 a nemusf
byti vSe hotove. 2 m6stske bio
ky cd zastavky busu. K dop-
TAM neb piste ma adresu:
LADISLAV KRAGL,
End Avenue, Carney
P. O. Fullerton, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZRANEN PADEM S K N

Shledavsi, re jej1 otec nenl
ma posteli, Theresa Berger z
Belmar avenue a jej1 manzel
nalezli otce lezfciho We dvorku
zrovna pod otevfenym oknem
druheho poschod1.
Otec, Jan Bolek, 73lety, vra-
til Sc do domu dcery z nemoc-
nice. V Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nici stanoveno, re Bolkovi roz-
razena byla lebka a zlamano
nekolik zeber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
TONOUCf HOCH
ZACHRANEN.

Diva hoSi stez1 unikli utopenf
V kamenn6m lomu naplnenem
vodou ma Belair road u White
avenue.
Louis Humphreys, 13lety a
jeho soused dev1tilety Daniel
Rolf, byli ma vyletu v sobotu S
ps1kem Pickle. Ps1k skocil
do vody. Louis vztahl ruku "a
MIN, ably jej re studene vody
vytahl. Pr tom sam spadl do
vody a Ia MIN Daniel. Nebyti
Williama Ferraro, 18leteho z
Hartford road, jenz Jim pomohl
z vody, snad by byli utonuli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
TRI ZACHRANENY Sc PSY

Tfi zeny, jedna z Mich mali
CT prazdnou skrfnku cd doutni-
XII a diva psi zachraneni byli z
ohne v apartmentnim dome We
400 blocku N. Eutaw ulice v
nedeli odpoledne. Byly vzaty
2 druheho a tTet1ho poschodi
pc zebTlcich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
KABARET We PROSPECT
CES. MAR. SDRUZENf.

Jiz tuto nedeli, 20. dubna
1911 zabavni vybor odbocky
Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf "Pravda
Zvftezi!" pofada "a rezie pana
Jarky Marese a jeho manzelky
zabavny KABARET v Sokolov-
ne. Hlavni mi pripravovaneho
kabaretu Dude jiskrivy humor,
jemuz ami ten nejvetsf mrzout
neodola ably Sc srdecne neza-
small, k Gemuz sc Dude druzit
cesky zpev.
Ia nynejsich smutnych CASH,
kdy zdravy a cisty humor, je
koTenim porade vzacnejsim,
poskytne nedelni kabaret cele-
mu ceskemu Baltimore vecer
rozmaru a vesell, zpev1, tancn
a radu vybranych komickych
vystupG, srsfcich bodrym, ry-
zim, misty i sibenicnim humo-
rem, ktery Dude vzacnym kore-
MIN k osvezeni mysli a rozjare-
nj ducha. K teto jare note We
sell pfidruzf Sc i vytecne teles-
ne osvezen1: Drstkova polevka
die receptu prazskeho Platyzu,
teleci jazycky jake byvaly k
dostani jedine u Chmela ma
Zvonarce, koruna vseho-gulas
ne nejaka outrpnost z obecni
kuchyne, ale moravsky gulas
jaky O hodech mivaji v Kyjove,
20 kterem dvojnasobne chutna
dousek studeneho - staroces.
keno prazdroje. Ovsem ami ka.
va a smazene sisky nebudor
chybet, patti oboje k dobremr
humoru a srdecnemu pobese
dovani.
Temer vsechna nedelni cfsls
Kabaretu budou davana mia
dymi namnoze pro ceske ODE
censtvo novymi silami a jiz t.
by m6lo byt pohnutkou kazde
mu, ably pfisel.
Pr nedelnlm kabaretu ucin
kuje nasledujicf soubor: Solo
We vystupy: Frances Maresova
Sylvia Stetkova, L. Kasparova
I. March, arka a Franta Mare
sove, Louis Stock, Rose Stoz
kova a Jan Janasak.
Jednoaktovka: Petrovic, E
Rihova, L. Kasparova, F. Ma
resova, Janasak.
Zpevy: Vachek, j. Petrovi(
F. Maresova, Jarka Mares
Janasak.
lance: 81. Stipsakova a sou
Dor 3 tanecnic.
Karikatura: r. PaT1zek.
Duet ma dechov e nastroje
PIP. Par1zek a Svitak.
Restauracnl zaf1zeni a vzol
ma obsluha.
Jiz sam ucel, pro ktery ]
tento Kabaret poTadan, uklad
kazdemu nasinci povinnost,
by odlozil vse CO NIUE pray
tax dobTe vykonati o tyden pr
zdeji a prisel. Upr1mna, srdet
ma a pratelska zabava kazdt
mu Zarucena.
Umeni nasich kuchaTek znt
v lite, proto by to bylo nosenil
l. drivf do lesa rozepisovati Sc s
Z roce @ mem. Kazdy pfijaty Ger
} jde ma nasi odbojovou akci,
osvobozenf nasl drahe domov
3 ny, proto kdo isl poctivym G.
z choslovakem, jiste v nedeli NJ
l. p1jdes nikam jinam nez do :
y Sokolovny ma jedinecny dosu
k v Baltimore nevidany a nesl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

= Ochotnicky Spolek Osady
Sv. Vaclava sehraje v Audito-
riu Osady Sv. Vaclava V nede-
Ii, dine IL. kvetna 1941 "MiluS-
ka'', opereta o 3 jednanich. Ia
catek 8:15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
KONFISKACE ALKOHOLU.

V dome We 300 blocku n. E.
den ulice policie nalezla ma
Velky Patek 265 galonG alko-
holu, 1921 V drobnych pene-
zich a diva dolary.
William Selby a Emily Nam
gum zijfc1 V prepadenem do
me, zadrzani byli pod zarukou
$1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Buckley Gets
WPA Project
Voter Supply for
Cus,odiol School

A rev - 2oo-foot water supply
Inc Ter ths State Csastcsilsi sehnai
~ Buckley. and With Il com
Plalf chloftnstinK plant wlii -
installed ~ sioo 90 wfk prof
ct. according l. Administrator
Carl " Smith in seattle
he sid woTk WI he started
Immediately wPA wiu provide
kAasf7 toward cost 81 TIE new
project and ths state tta eos.
Along with the pirs line and
alternating plant project Smith
announced Nill - = considers BE
foe q clearing snd grahhlnE. wall
construction and building snd 70
building acersx roads On the Gus
todial school property
RAPID expansion q the school
population. which opened IN 1883
with 40 capacity and 600 apph-
cations. made necessary the add
tionsl water supply Eventually
the school will he able to house
, 800 children.
Most Of the expansion % farm
and road facilities. NrA Admlni-
strsior Smith said. has been done
with wofk-rehef labor. At q cost
Of ss0s $50 IN federal funds ENca-
walton for the new pipe line. ne
said. presents = difficult problem
with much Of II Though wet earth
and houlders and part through
solid rock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Pioneer N. P. Telegrapher
Dies After Long Illness
Funeral for Albert L. Foster Will
Be Held in Buckley on Saturday

Resides hls wife. C,nrs " Fssstst.
4 Tacoma snd Buckley. ~ leaves
t~a daughters. Mr. Hsy cnweii.
II Nj. Vernon. and nfs rsereshy
nevey II nacsley. enc sister Nfs
William r. Mann II stsslseoerns
iwe hroshsHs Edward = Fasief
u Youngstown Ohio. and Victor
A. Fosssr. a. Tauninn. Ma. =
nephew Charles y A Mann -
fsaoms. and several ethsr nierss
and nsphsNs
Funeral service. Wln ~ held
Saturday Al , N. from White.
meres chapel Buckley. followed
by burial In ths family plot IN the
sumner cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

stin another hurdle 20 jump before
the slate was wiped clean. The
issue was raised by Smith Troy,
attorney general. when he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

Ralsa. snsisi lnssisuisuas speFss
sea fsefseftea
oth~e shsptsfs gssexfte~ WssAs
'nnten asxsiupmsus sna sFsaspsfs
lstinu. tnsiasifiss essrnHa~ses ienaf
agriculture newspapers Essll~ 49,
shs states Fois - nsttsa -
fen-~ nn. sA.eiss = ssvutsst q
llssfstwfs. srts sna crafts sssste.
shsatsr AMI agriculture