davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Time Purchases,
Credit Curbed TO
Block Initiation
Requires Persons
With Charge Accounts
TO Pay Up in 70 Days

WASHINGTON, May 6 qNS)
The federal reserve board today
ordered drastic restrictions ir
credit and instalment buying as
part of President Roosevelts
battle against initiation.
New regulations, which become
effective Immediately, seek to re-
duce the volume of instalmeni
sales. instalment loans, consumer
loans and require persons to keeI
their charge accounts paid up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
CREDIT REGULATIONS

The boards regulations provide
IA 1915 per cent down pay
ment on most articles bought on
the instalment plan with a maxi
mum of IL months in which to
pay the balance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

2-Most articles bought on
charge accounts must be paid
for within 70 days. Customers.
however, may buy additional
articles if they agree to pay off
any arrears in six monthly in
stalmentS.
3-Single-payment loans by
finance companies, banks and
others amounting TO $500 or
less must be paid off in 80 days.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
Summers Perspiration
Hard on Your Clothing

Perspiration is the enemy Of fab
RIGS. That is why summer is par
ticularly hard on clothes. If perspi-
ration is left in the material for any
length of time, it weakens fbers and
causes them to rot.
To wash underwear nightly is dou-
bly, important in hot weather. Vests,
panties, shorts, and underShirtS,
whether of cotton, rayon, silk or
combination of fibers, if they are to
give longest service, should not be
crammed into a hamper to await
the weekly waShday. If they are
soiled as well as perspiration-
soaked, and there isn't time to wash
completely, give them enough
cleansing to remove perspiration.
With cottons this can be done by
soaking in lukewarm sudsy water
for 20 minutes. Rinse, and hang to
dry. Then put them into the laun-
dry bag for complete washing on
the regular laundry day.
Silks, rayons, and combinations Of
fibers should not be soaked. They
wash out quickly in lukewarm suds.
Then rinse thoroughly in water Of
the same temperature. Knitwear in
any of the fibers is especially use
full in summer because it launderS
readily, and needs no ironing. Seer
sucker undergarments are popular
for the same reason.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
My New ls4s Astrology Readings Are Ready

for about 2 months, my wife came
back. Now I want you to tell me
what to do.
Ans: You are legally bound to
your wife and your first cOnsidera-
ton should be for her. If you and
your wife feel that you can patch
things up and live together con-
genially again, try it. AS for the
other girl you have placed her
in a humiliating position. Give her
up as you have nothing to offer
her.
Sad Mary: I promised my boy
friend last year that I would marry
him. love him and he claims that
he loves me. My people object to
this marriage. What must I do?
Ans: Love is not the only angle
to be considered when choosing a
husband. Choose a mate who is
substantial honest and reliable.
One who has the ability and ambi-
ton to get ahead one who is
cOngenial and easy to get along
with. Does your boy friend measure
to this? Are you sure that you
sincerely love him or are you
just determined that you won't be
dictated to? You are old enough to
know your own mind. Analyze your
feelings regarding this boy and
let that be your answer.
A. c.: My children and I have
worked hard. We have bought lots
of chickens and paid for them our
selves. My husband wouldn't help
at all. He won't even buy the chick
ems anything to eat. But he sure
enjoys eating the chickens. He is
gone all the time but meal time.
Help me.
Ans: Sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander no food
for the chicken, no chicken" Your
husband is making pretty good
money. AS long as you continue to
let him come in and eat the
groceries that you and your, chill
dren buy, without contributing any
thing himself he will do just
that. You aren't getting any bene-
fit from the good wages he is max
ing. Why let him eat up all the
profit of your chicken business? In
sist that he spend his money there
in the home, or let him eat his
chicken elsewhere.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
Both Old and New Style
Food Preserving Used

Old-time as well as modern meth
DDS of food preservation are in or
der these days as American home
makers set out to break all food
storage records. That's why the
stone jar for sailing food now has
its place, along with the glass jar
for canned food or the paper carton
for freezer locker storage.
Sailed or brined vegetables are
classed in three divisions: those to
be served as vegetables on the ia
BILE, such as corn and string beans;
those for pickles, such as cucum-
bers, green tomatoes, peppers, eau
lif1ower and onions, and those which
are made into so-called 'kraut, a"
such as cabbage, turnips. rutabagas
and chinese cabbage.
The ''kraut'' group of vegetables
are very popular for their flavor
and texture but food authorities
from the University of Illinois col
lege of agriculture report that 9TH
er sailing doesn't quite measure up
to canning and freezing from the
standpoint of appearance and food
value. However, it is a practical
method to employ when canning and
freezing equipment is not available.
It's considered an inexpensive way
to take care of vegetables which
might not be used otherwise.
Foods such as corn and string
beans, which are heavily sailed to
prevent the growth of yeasts and
bacteria, need to be soaked to re-
move the strong salt Taste before
being prepared for table use.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
sister, Mrs. Mary Combs.
Coming Events:

The Annual Christmas Candle
light Vesper Service is to be held
at the Phyllis Wheatley House on
December 18th at 8 P. M. This
promises to be quite a fine affair.
.. Another novel event, "a Double
Victory Tea" is being sponsored by
the St. Peters A. M. E. Church on
December 9th from 3 to 6 P. M. at
the church parsonage. This get
together is mainly for the purpose
of instilling more interest in the
war effort among our group. MRS.
WREATHA MAXWELL is General
Chairman and a few other men,
bers of her committee are: MRS.
MAE MARSHALL, MRS. HALLE
EWING, and MRS. ERROLL FAS-
SETT.
A Tale of Two Cities:
The leading characters in this
weeks melOdrama are a middle
aged couple of moderate circum-
stances and known to be quite a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11

devoted pair. Everything seemed to
be going along as~smOOthly as ever
for this couple since the hubby has
been working on a very fine new
job. During the past few weeks
though, our wife has been encOun-
tered with a problem which she
thought she'd never have. That is,
she has found out that her hubby
is wasting practically all his money
not on chasing wOmen-but at gam
bling joints about town. She has
figured that her hubby has lost over
500 of recent weeks. Her problem
is this: What can she do to break
him of this foolish habit or can she?
Friends think that if the wife can't
help him break the habit right now,
the case will probably end up in
being just one of those hopeless
ones. What do you think?
Well, friends, I'll really have to
be dashing along, but I'll be SEEM
you again soon.
Your Pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11

W. B. W.: Answer if possible in
this weeks column as I want to
know at once. Do you think it wise
to bring my mother here to live
with my husband and me? May I
get my Astrology Reading now?,
Ans: AS long as you are able to
pay her board elsewhere, do so.
Your husband isn't at all enthusiast
tic about having your mother in his
home. Although he has nothing
personal against her, he realizes
that it is hard to live with in-laws
under the best of circumstances.
Your mother is satisfied with her
present arrangements and prefers
to live alone. Send Csc for the new
1943 AstrOlOgy readings.
Mrs. W. F.: We are expecting a
baby around the last of January.
We are saving as much as possible
but will not have the full amount
of SIPS needed at that time for ex-
penses. I suggested that my hus-
band borrow from the plant where
he is working. Is that the sensible
way to handle this problem?
Ans: Your husband doesn't seem
to think so. He realizes that it isn't
a wise idea to bring his personal
affairs into his work. You have
managed to save enough to take
care of your hospital bill for a nor
NAL delivery. Talk with your dos
tor and see if it is satisfactory with
him to give him half of his fee at
the time of delivery and the balance
in monthly notes. Borrowing money
is a bad policy and you can't
borrow your way out of debt.
]. B.: In July, I took out an in
surance policy on my boy friend.
I thought then that he would be my
husband. Now he is someone else's
husband. Is it a waste of money to
keep this policy in force.
Ans: In my opinion, it is a waste
of money to carry an insurance
policy on someone else's husband.
Insurance is a wonderful invest
ment but it would be to your
advantage to insure your own life
so you can expect an income in your
old age. The small amount invested
in this policy isn't a serious loss.
L. L.: 1 married a girl and we
were together for 10 months and
parted. I came in contact with a
strange girl and we began to Hove
each other. After we were together
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11

Every liquor store which appre-
ciates the patronage of Negro buy
ers advertises in this paper regu-
larry.
Alphabetically these firms are
Commerce Liquor Store, Lexington
Liquor Store, Rite Price Liquor
Store, Unidale Liquor Store.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
Inquisitive Sal

Hello Folks:
With so many of the Twin Cities
clubs disOrganiZed because of the
many boys in the armed forces, /
doubt seriously if many parties will
be given during the holiday season.
A few of the clubs that are still
in existence though, are doing away
with any extra holiday festivity
in the interest of the war effort. .
Don't be too alarmed cause therell
probably be something on the hOli-
day schedule.
Idle Chatter:
Tech. Corp. FLOYD BEMORY
of Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is in town
visiting his relatives and friends.
Received a call from "BUZ-
ZIE" BROWN of Great Lakes
Training Station, Illinois, who was
in the Twin Cities last week on a
short furlough. . 1t seems to be
quite the convenient rage about
town for young couples to fall out
with each other round Xmas time,
have you noticed? (They say it
saves a lot of time, thought, money
and energy just to go on a good
mad" at this very opportune time
:. Just heard that BOB WASH
INGTON &C. WIS brother),
who recently visited Minneapolis,
has now joined the U. S. Armed
Forces "Frat" out in Camp John
Knight, Calf. What out-of-
town lad has taken over whose wife
since the hubby was drafted in the
U. S. Army? (Tsk! Tsk! Shame
on you, wife. Is that the true war
spirit?) :. JOHN WHITAKER,
former head of Halle @. Browns
Music Department, is now in the
army down at Camp VOTERS, Tex.
A little birdie told me that
MILLICENT BURGESS and BOB
MARSHALL are planning a big
church wedding instead of small
wedding on Xmas Eve.
Thisa and Thata:
What Minneapolis lad about
town seems to have quite a crush
on cute liz LORRAINE CURRY?
REV. ROBERT E. KELLY,
Pastor of Border Church, recently
returned from a business trip out
East. (Have you heard that a lot
of Twin Citians unanimously agree
that Rev. Kelly is one of the most
immaculate dressers in the two
tOwns?) >. Ask CLAUDE MA
SON to tell you how he injured his
left ankle. Claude and Marjorie
were entertaining quite a few of
us with the story out at their home
last Saturday night.) If you
want to hear a good heated argu-
ment over the unfortunate army
treatment of Sam Reed, Just get
CHUBBY" BRADY and ALBERT
ALLEN together. q mean the
tongues and brains really click.)
-. What Minneapolis lad is dole
fully humming MARIE these
days? (And tits said Marie "ain't
a cOmin'.") MRS. ELIZABETH
JOHNSON MUNDY, librarian in
Louisville, Kentucky's Contra
High, is in st. Paul visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. B. Johnson and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
FROSI AND SANSBH
NEW ADVERTISERS

Frost, the grocer, and Sansby,
the druggist, are newest advertis-
ers in the st. Paul Recorder.
CANDLES Stores are featuring a
$1.5O COnklin pen and pencil set
for 59c, among the many holiday
bargain values.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11
Goodrich Stores
Offer Full Line
of Xmas Gifts

Goodrich Silvertown Store at 9Th
& Exchange Street has a full line
of useful Christmas gifts.
The large ad in this issue will
give readers an idea of the many
articles on sale at this popular
store.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
632 zADOSTf 0 BYTY
" MESfCI.

Registracnf dradovna domI
pro zrlzence obrany obdrzela
632 zadostl o byty pro 1,O81 O.
sob. O svetnice zadalo 376 O.
sob. Pro apartmenty anebo
domy zazadalo 256 robin.
Vlada potfebuje s%vetnice, a
partmenty a domy pro 500 zfl-
zencG odbor1 Social Security,
ktery Sc stehuje z Washington
nu do Baltimore.
Uradovna ma pracovani do
ny teto jest v severozapadnfm
narozf Fayette a st. Paul ulic.
Osoby, jez k disposici tako-
We mfstnosti mali ku zadanf,
zadany jsou obratiti sc ma a.
genturu v c. % w. Fayette uli-
ce. V budoucfm tydnu cekano
jest dalsfch 100 zTfzenc1. V
mesfci a pGl celia 1fadovna sem
prelozeca Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
z cINNOSTI
JAMES C.. LUDWIG POST
No. 139. AMERICAS LECIE.

Vcera, 20. kvetna poTadala
James C. Ludwig Post zvlastnl
Vzpomfnkovy Obrad ku pocte
zemrelych clen1 v mistnostech
Postu, 2233 E. Madison ulice
"a flzeni Kaplana Postu p.
Bocka. Dojimave pG-
sobila scena behem ktere ma
rodn1 prapory byly jednotlive
posinuty do predu ma znamenf
umrtl kazdeho kamarada. Da-
lie byl odhalen krasny Memo
rial, ma ktery pripravne prace
byly v rukou Sluzebniho Dr.
stojnlka Postu p. Franka T.
Brusaka.
Nynejs1m velitelem Postu je
p. Josef Dalesicky.
James c.. Ludwig Post No.
l39, Amer. Legie byl zalozen
ma jafe roku 1888 a cital 10
clen1. Cd tie DOLBY rostl a sill
a dnes ma 155 clenG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
|~KONSTRUKCE
PROJEKTU ZDRzENA.

Valecny odbor We Washing
tonu naTidil v sobotu, re veske-
re konstrukce veTejnych "a
bavnych projektG, jake jsou
dostihove zavodiste, divadelnl
a baseballove parky must "a
staveny byti 6. cervnem.
Vsechny konstrukce stojlce
$4,000 anebo vice stlzeny jsou
vynosem t1mto.
Mnozf stavitele zapomlnaji
uvazovati O potrebe materialu
a zrizeni pro valecne konstruk-
ce. Mnozl zadajl O dovolen1
ma zaklade, re mali ma ruce
vsechen potTebny material. Tt
to zapom1najf vsak, re mnoho
toho materialu jest velice ire
ba ma valecne projekty a re
najfmani delnictva jest take
necim, CO nemIze byti zneuzi-
vano ma nepotfebne staven1.
Move toto naTfzenf dotyka
Sc v Baltimore dvou projektG.
Jednfm jest divadlo S pohybli-
vymi obrazky ma South Broad
way a druh6 podobne divadlo
jest ma Washington Boulevard
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
NAMORNf ODZNAKY RODI-
NAM SLOUZfCfCH.

Lieutenant Paul r. Warmee,
d1stojnfk pracujfcf v manor
MIN odvadeclm oboru We statu
Marylandu, oznamil, re zvlast-
nj okennl odznaky jsou ku roz-
davani vSem rodinam muz1,
kteT1 jsou We sluzbe vladnfho
namoTnictva. Odznaky MOI
no dostati We vsech 1radovnach
namofnlch odvod1.
Odznak jest 719x10 u veil
kosti. Ma mem Americka vlaj-
ka v pine barve, cd nfz WITS
teno: "Zde jest muz z teto ro-
diny v namoTni sluzbe". Cd
znak snadno pTilepen byti MI
re ma okno.
"Kazda rodina maj1cf ma
moTnfka ma uverejniti tento
odznak" stanovil lieutenant
Warmee, jake viditelne zname
nj casti oni pracujf ma tonic
svetovem boji, ably zachranena
byla svoboda tohoto velikeho
naroda.
Ia odznaky Sc neplatf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
~TRfHODINOVE
3. GERVNA.

Vsechny domy a budovy v
Baltimore 3. cervna zatemne-
ny byti must. Zkouska pocne
v 9 hodin v noci a pokracovati
Dude do p1lnoci. Zatemnenf
toto naf1zeno vyborem civilnf
obrany.
Poole vynosu zatemnenf cas-
tecne zmfrneno Dude. Vsech-
ma poulicn1 svetla a svetla ulici
jfzdu zaTiti budou behem zkou
Sky.
Obyvatele v domich must Sc
deti pekne ana vSechna svetla
v pfibytclch zhasnuta byti mu-
ST. Tresty ma presbyterian do
Salmon v n9kterych pr1padech
az $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
ITCHY 80. KVETEN.

Armadn1 namoTnf authority
oznamili, re zadny zvlastn1
programy nejsou planovany ma
oslavu 80. kvetna ackoliv voja-
CT z Fort George G.. Meade a
oddfl namornfkG z1castni sc
pametn1 slavnosti v Towson,
kde budou parady, fecneni a
zdoben1 hrob6.
V sobotu rano clenove r1z-
nych veteranskych organisaci
a jinych putovati budou ma diva
hrbitovy ma Frederick road,
v dobe to, kdy zastupci jinych
pGjdou ku hrobGm zesnulych
clend ma jinych hrbitovech a O.
zdobf hroby prapory a kveti-
Mani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29

Vojaci nejsou jenom zapas-
nici, ale v sirsim slova smyslu
jsou obetmi valky. TTeba to
nen1 zrovna idealnim ukazo-
vati ma ne jake ma "delovou
potravu'', jak nekdy tax o Mich
Sc mluvl, jisto jest, re plat1 ca
sto hroznou cenu - obetovanl
nejen svych zivot1 ale j svych
ztotoznovan1 ma oltar.
"Jejich udelem neni odpov1-
dati;
jejich 1kolem nenl usuzova-
tt proc;
jejich povolanfm jest slouzi-
tt a zemriti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29

2 hodiny odpoledne. Ma pro-
gramu pratelske pobaven1. Po-
davan Dude peceny zivan, gu
las a uzenky, zaroven Dude pa
matovano i ma ty z1znive.
Take nam byla sllbena wac
ma nam ~navsteva pana vyslan-
ce plukovnika Vlad. Hurbana
q Ceskoslovenskeho vyslanec-
tvi We Washington.
Zveme veskere nase prfzniv-
ce, pfatel a cleny G. N. Sdruze-
nj k nam do Belcampu.
Uctive I'VE vybor Ces. Mar.
Sdruzeni v Belcampu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
$4,000 KU ~REGISTRACI.

Vice nezli $4,000 mladych
muzI We veku mezi 18 a 20 ro-
ky registrovani budou ma den
80. cervna. I'll We start mezi
18 a 10 roxy nemohou odve-
deni byti do vojska die stava-
j1c1ch zakon1, ale mohou mo-
bilisovani byti pro prace We vo-
jenskych odborech. Dvacet-
lett odvadeni budou do vojen-
ske sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29

Anthony J. Sadowski, sale
TT delnik ma cistenf strlbra do
znal, re II. kvetna zavrazdil
kladivem svoji manzelku. Byl
die vseho tenkrate opilym.
Manzelku zavrazdil v kuchy-
nj Sadowskiho domu " 100
blocku E. Lombard ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
PATNACT ROKu.

Mayor Jackson dokoncil svIj
patnacty rok jake mayor mes
ia. Ku slouzenf mayoru zby-
va jeden rok, ably dokoncil tax
sluzbu mayorskou We ctyfech
termfnech. Nastavajfcl mayor
ske volby budou v kvetnu bu-
douclho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
E VZPOMfNEK.
Ike dni Zdoben1 Hrobu
80. kvetna.)
F. L. Musil


Zas chv1le ia Sc bl1z1:
Hlava Sc k hrudi nil
a ma to, co kdys bylo
zas bolne vzpomlna =
ma ty, CO kdysi padli,
ma kvety, ktere zvadly,
kdyz uderila jejich
osudu hodina.
EGssABxzsw
V pochodu trubka bfesknA:
Je vzpom1nka to teskna
ma ty, CO pole spell
valecne We vrave
a statecne sc bill
i zivot polozili
"a vlast a "a sve mile
tam kdesi v dalave.
A v bubn1 1der duty
HAS vzpomfnky mi kruty:
HE, sp6ji druzi mill,
pazit je ukryva -
a ten mas prapor vlaje
jak tehdy, v CHI kraJe
kdyz vedl mas a kazdy
mel v srdci pfanf sva.
Den Vzpomfnek je tady,
by svedl dohromady
ty, kterf zbyli s TENN,
co odesli uz spat:
Ma jejich hroby proste
vlajky i kvety noste,
at naplnl Sc slib mas,
re budem vzpomlnat!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
MiStnl ZprdYy.
z ~krajanskych kruhI.

Sc slecnou Margarettou A. At
ham. zenich je synem NAME
Ii Frank Lidinskeho z els. $40
N. Linwood Ave. Nevesta je
dcerou pana a PAM Anton c..
Atham. Sestra nevesty slecna
Louise Atham byla Maid of
Honor. Sestra zenicha slecna
Catherine Lidinska byla Dirt
zickou. Pan Richard Lidinsky,
Yeoman U. S. Navy byl bra
trGv svedek. Mladenci byli pp:I
Charles Boegner, Edw. j. Min
delein, Woman u. S. Navy a
Karel j. Lidinsky. Slecna Mary
A. Streb byla Flower Girl a
pi. Kath. Schmit, teta nevesty
byla solistkou.
Pc svatebni posnfdavce KITE
ra Sc odbyvala v Hotelu Stat
ford pro svatebn1 druzinu a
nejblizsf pTfbuzne, konala Sc
hostina v dome nevesty, 2413
Pelham Ave. Novomanzele o.
debrali Sc ma svatebnl cestu do
New YOrku.
= We stTedu pohrbena byla
ma hTbitov6 Nejsv. Vykupitele
Anna Machacek, manzelka
Charlese Machacka, {. 1922
E. Madison ulice, jez ma zapal
Pile zesnula We start IA rokG
%. kvetna. Zesnula narodila
Sc v Made Vozici v Cechach,
odkud pred Al roxy Sc prist6-
hovala do Ameriky. Nalezela
ku spolkdm: OltaTnfmu a Pan
ny Marie Ustavicn6 Pomoci.
Vedle truchllclho manzela "a
nechava zde syny: Franka a
Charles.
PohTeb vypraven byl re Po-
hrebnl Kaple firmy Cvach &
Syn.
Ma hrbitov6 Lorraine
Park Mausoleum pohrbena by
la 20. kv9tna Mary A. Zajfc,
manzelka Jamese Zajfc,c. 1928
Walbrook Ave-, jez zemrela
ma srdecnf vadu We veku II ro-
XII We Florence Nightingale
Home &c. kvetna. Pohrebnl
obTady vykonal Rev. Murphy.
Pohreb vypraven byl z po-
hTebnf kaple firmy Cvach &
Syn.
" pondelf, Is. kvetna by
la pohTbena re Schim1nkova
PohTebniho Domu ma Ces. Ma
rodnim hrbitove krajanka pi.
Stella Horakova z cisla 92O N.
Bradford ulice. Zemfela %.
kvetna We start 62 let. Naroze-
ma byla v Ceskoslovensku.
ZemTelou oplakava manzel
Albert Horak st., a deti ANA
liza Book a Albert Horak mi.
POhrebnf obrady vykonal Rev.
j. M. Vondracek.
V 1tery, &c. kvetna po-
chovan byl ma hTbitov6 Nejsv.
Vykupitele z domu smutku Bill
Loney's Lane skolacek Jerome
R. Machovec, jenz zemrel ne
StastnOu nahodou dine 20. kvet-
ma. Narodil Sc v Baltimore a
byl star 7 rokG. Milovaneho sy-
nacka oplakavajf rodice Je-
rome a Florence Machovec.
POhreb konal sc do kostela sv.
Alzbety. Cfrkevni obTady Wy
konal Rev. Farrell. Nosici ra-
kve byli zaci re skoly sv. ALI
betty.
Pohreb v%ypravila firma Chas.
E. S%chimunek.
- V sobotu o 2. iodine Cd
polednf pohrbena byla ma Ma
rodnfm hTbitove Marie Skala,
manzelka Cyrila Skaly, {. ITO
N. Duncan ulice, jez zemfela v
South Baltimore General ne
mocnici We start So rok1 81.
kvetna. Zesnula narodila Sc v
Ceskoslovensku.
Nalezela ku TadIm: Vytrva-
lost a Zlata Praha. Odchod je-
il trpce zelf manzel a synove:
Cyril, Henry a Frank vedle o.
statnich. POhfebnf obfady Wy
kOnal Rev. Frank Novak.
Phi pohfbu pronesly Teci:
pf. A. Svoboda ma hrbitove, "a
Zlatou Prahu, pi. A. Marek v
POhTebnim Dome Ia I. Americ-
ko-Cesky Damsky Demokratic-
ky Klub, pf. A. Nejedlfk ma
hTbitove.
Pohfbena byla re SchimGn-
kova PohTebnlho Domu.
Ceske Narodnf Sdruzeni
v Belcampu porada dine 81.
kv6tna odpoledne vylet v Bel
mapskem lesfku. Zacatek We