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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
WEU TIGERS 20. SAMUEL HUSTON

Jay srng two touchdown in the each in the
anno sourth quarters Shannon
~ Ssnae Huston Dragons Saturday night in Iongev Igh
sadn Thomas and Lee end of Is and
- yan respectively
spe GATts rammed the middle first Bishop touchdown
Nxf ash bucked point his first of four scb
a1Ao"hs Bishop ouchdoWns from
20 DeVaushn gave the Tigers IA In the
I Nead Bradshaw passed Devaughn resulted in
a1As1n1 VA touchdown Hunter nassed
IA Lee Who later led off who raced as wards for
N f'shop touchdown The Dragons third period
&ntlefield blocked Tiger
e~Sef IN Inc tough Bishop line the touchdown
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

Rev. r. r. Williams, pastor of
st. Andrews AME Church, 33rd
and State Streets is closing his
fourth years work at said church,
Rev. Williams came to st. An
drews four years ago finding
great task to be done. He rolled
up his sleeves and began the
mighty task of improvement
During his first years work an
old standing mortgage debt was
paid in full. His second year
was devoted to building of an
annex; modern lavatories were
installed Concrete steps and
concrete walk were built: an arch
was constructed over the choir,
pulpit platform extended chan
eel railing installed woodwork
vanished Nice chairs now take
the place of benches in the choir
stand and drapery has been plac-
ed around the chancel ratings.
The insurance was increased from
$500 to $4,000 and gas heating sys-
tenn installed. A fraction of
another lot has been purchased.
The electric light system was
completely over-hauled and cleo
trio fans We're installed. New
fashioned built pews were in
stalled and the church was new
ly painted. The Sunday School
and League Convention of the
Little Rock District was enter.
tanned last summer and newly
painted signs were installed over
the choirstand More than SIS
900 has been raised in local dis
trict and general claims. 40 or
80 members have been added to
the church during his admins
tration. Al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
eoNfiA6hr4 reAnuRkS

day hunting and fishing trip
49,. Mrs. Willie Mae Phillips, E.
Malvern, and Mrs. l.. d. Turner,
w. Malvern, were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Turner Sunday. Mrs. Phillips
is Mrs. H. Turner's mother. Mrs.
l.. d. Turner is H. Turner's mo-
Their ........ Miss Bobbie Turner of
Philander Smith College, Little
Rock, spent the week end at home
with her parents and other rela-
tives $1,000 Mrs. Bessie Marzette,
sister of Mrs. Fannie Thomas, is
home from University Hospital,
Little Rock. She is reported do
ing fine $1,000 There seems to be
something right about Alec Will
liams of West Malvern-believin
in Unions and Leopard touch
downs. The Cabe Union met at
his Safety Way Gro. and Cafe on
October 10 with Chas. Lee Men
denhall (whitel sponsoring Looks
like Bro. Williams has started
something he can't quite stop. Mr..
Williams is also sponsoring a
touchdown jackpot for the Leo
pard Money raised was to be
split equally between the first two
touchdowners against Hope Bob
cats Friday. The linemen, tackles.
guards, etc, think this unfair ........
Texarkana gridders came to Leo
pard Stadium Thursday night bent
and bound to win over the Spots.
They did And how? Leopard Reu-
ben Morgan left end, heading for
sure touchdown was doWned by
a bench-man as he passed. Naza-
rec Tippins of Arkansas State Col
lege, Pine Bluff, Quarterback and
captain last season-on loud speak,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
MALVERN
Billie Earl JopeS

Mrs Roberta Shorty has return
ed home from Alice Eve Hospi-
tai in Hot Springs, and is improv-
ing ....z.. Rev. R. Shorty, pastor of
First Baptist Church and the sem
Tor choir rendered service at First
Baptist Church in Curtis Sunday
----. Marshal Gilkie and family
motored to Little Rock Sunday
,...... Mrs. Ola . Sutton received
word that her mother is very i'll
,...,.., Moses Gossett underwent an
operation at Kennedy Hospital in
Memphis, Tenn. He is doing fine
and expects to return home soon
HIS wife and daughter, Mrs. Reg
gans, visited him Tuesday
MRS, Ida Sue Wright and daughter
made a trip to Little Rock Tues
gay They were accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Hawkins go. Mrs
Mabel Albert and daughter. Bren-
ga OF New York: Mrs. Berline
Nelson of Detroit and Mrs. Pearl
settles OF Chicago, Ill, have re-
turned to their respective homes
after spending week with their
sister and brother, Mr.. and Mrs
val Wright and family, and their
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs
Eusene Nixon .~.... Jewel Willis
ana Ruben Calhoun have gone on
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
By Melvin

has really got what he wanted ......
| see that GDT is getting between
OFT and Obj Can't you see it
.-...... WP has a truck. Well, !
know FTP will come home ........
EMP is planning to leave us 60
ing to Michigan. Wonder what GIN
is going to do; hang his head in
shame ........ Is is making a hun
dred with CIR ...z.,. NV is on the
ball with en- and 1T is all right
with LWH, but he is too slow for
her. You know lob" is so funny
..--.-- Drop in next week, girls and
boys. for more 1--WE.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
OARDANELuE
Pauline Burns

IdulIne buIflS
The PTA met Monday night at
st. John Baptist Church and the
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Della CLANCY; V.
President, Mrs. Sophia Perry, Sec
rotary, Mrs. Maggie Good; Assist
ant Secretary, Mrs. Essie Cleve-
land, Treasurer, Mrs. Verzener
Woods, $4,000 was collected -.
Services at St John Sunday were
conducted by Rev. D. w. Reddick,
Dean of Religious Education -.
Mrs. Travis Scott is on the sick
list ~-, Mr.. and Mrs. James D..
Barnes We're dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Miller, 1901 N.
l4th street, Fort Smith Sunday.
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
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Of yhs STATE PRESS published
weekly N Little Rock, Arkansas
3or 0ctoher }, l947.
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uisf "a, 1912. as amended by the
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vi The publisher, editor. managing
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
CANEY CHAPEL
Lurene and Ruth SOckwell

Sunday was great day at St
John Church. Rev. D. w. Anthony
preached wonderful sermon. The
quartet at ST. John rendered a fine
program. Amount raised, $lO9. %
....-.. 1--WE: Well, what do you
know, HIS is still buzzing around
EP. He is on like light -. Np
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

9sungh roundly
sasles Langston had
1000
angston made first downs
After L. Taylor pass
first
end Of the first Patterson
arar drive spanked by Edwards Sayes
Is the end
Em rallied in the third with passer
helm Recovering
"e Gs strike to Taylor for rs Riley
h and Lewis slid through for Shpman then calmly dropped
and fired IA yard touchdown
ing stnd the Langston goal This scoring
w. unsa 70 halt another Texas threat their
rzrts Ieriod
-sesnn did neat puntng for Blanks dis
fks1Es pulled sewers holes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

Jared by their hard ubaek, Henry Taylor Southern
tSed Arkansas 25 chalk
blazing October
Taking initial kickoff their A. the Jaguas
paydirt Taylor touchdown
following short Ark
the
Bredas long Geathoue
fTr orns third tally Taylor cmaxed the
* drive with his touchdown the Though
Tirambng College
s she'd
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

delphia rendered a fine program
Each of these programe was sue
cessful spiritually and financially
See Malvern on page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

Louisville Municipal College spoiled Phiander Smiths
Little Rock Saturday with 20 the
broke dreuth touchdown
After cofeess first half the visiting combines
Clay clicking ogans dazzling
the 10 in the third Phiand rallied push
touchdown and come within hahns distance
lander which intercepted Louisville
touchdown iced the game away for the Kenuetians.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

er system in the grand stand, was
heard to announce-and more than
1000 spectators saw the entire
Malvern police force intervene
Morgan was granted his touch
down but under pressure. A very
clear extra point gave them seven
scores, more than the Cats have
been able to get in one game this
season. The Miller County lads
went on to acquire three touch
downs; extra points, 0. Game end
ed 1877, Texarkana. Mr. Tippins,
of course, did not like this. but
he had to take it He had already
begged to play his on ex-team but
Coach Bullock would not allow 1t.
Er-capt. Tippins is in college now.
Coach Bullocks has finally posi-
toned his men. Positions will be
announced next week in the
STATE PRESS.
Mrs. w. A. Matlock is back
home from a visit with her son
in Chicago and her daughter in
Detroit, Michigan ...... The corner
stone will be laid at New Direct
or Baptist Church Sunday after
noon. Rev. r. G.. Gloster is pastor
...... Mrs. Zelberta Watson if Lit
tie Rock was in Malvern on bust
ness last week ...... Bethel AME
Church. The Usher Board, Henry
Sutton, president, sponsored the
Gospel Four of Camden in a mus
ical program ..... The Five Harps
Of David sang the following We'd
neSday night sponsored by Mines.
Evelyn Lawson and Lessie 3 Rog-
ers. These boys are residents of
Malvern ... Sunday the South
Land Gospel Singers from Arka-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
WAN

rss4@ A game a half game and half game lost
college Langson University Southern University 70
Bishop Huston Louisville Municipal 20
11hitaRdsr University "a, Tilotson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

grabbed Ton raced 70 yards for the third TSu
hame 20 Tsu Tloon scored in the
third when their intercepted Rans tumble mid
sped for Toons tally Jackson Holt
half touchdowns o swell TSU
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
THE ROUNDUP

OCTOBER 25h Prairie View Arkansas in htefs
Homecoming Quinn a Samuel Huston C6lInqo
Wiley Inesectanal tilt Southern a apaston ana
no PINK tea partyl Jarvis Phander a
Texas College October 9th Cranh1,a
Tigers book will Fapark stadium Shevon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24

A1~Ahe STATE UNIVERSITY "a,
Soparked by their triple fuback fSbetc,
unVeTflr Tigers of Houston plucked the Toson Eaos ~
'aniraag night by "a Austin Shelton and ph. ~
e al 20 and so touchdowns in ranid 49, e.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-24
Shippers Southwest Sport .Ograph'
ays H. H. NIXON
.lrprRs SOUTHWEST REPORT

E5AAAs play Athletic Conference nelred
following
Az thrungh
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Like San Francisco's fabulous Golden
Gate. Maxwell House is part Of the
American SCene-for America is a
nation of coffee lovers, and Maxwell
House is its favorite coffee.
Extra flavor is the reason. To achieve
it, choice Latin american cofiees are
blended by experts for mrllo~nrss
=. pigor . richness i. full body.
The Homer homesteader., 1947-05-26

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
MATKA ~PRESIDENTOVA
ZE,MRELA.

Minulou sobotu rano DO dlou-
he nemoci zemrela staricka
matka pana presidenta Truma-
ma pf. Martha E. Truman v
Grandview, Mo. Bylo il "a ro-
XII. Pan president nachazel Sc
V letadle ma ceste k jejfmu smr-
telnemu lozi, nedoletel v cas-.
FROSTY pohfeb konal Sc v pom
deli, %. cervence We 8 hodiny
odpoledne a zdcastnily Sc no
pouze clenove rodiny. Jejf te-
lesne pozdstatky byly ulozeny
k vecnemu odpocinku ma hTbi-
tove v Kansas City vedle jejfho
manzela John A. Trumana,
ktery zemfel v roce 1914.
Panu presidentovi a pozdsta-
le rodine vyslovujeme naSi hlu-
bokou soustrast!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
ROCNf Fl CESKEHO
STAVEBNfHO SPOLKU


konala Sc We ctvrtek, dine "a.
cervence We spolkove mistnosti
901 N Patterson Park Avenue.
Pc pTectenf financni zpravy
prikroceno k volbe riditelu a
zvoleni nasledujfcf: Jos. F. FL
ser, pfedseda, Anton Radek,
mistopfeds., Frank Hejny, ia
iemn1k, EN- .Kliment, poklad-
mix a Chas. J. Novak, pravnik.
Dale do Tiditelstva zvoleni:
Albert Taborsky. James Hrad-
sky, Frank J. Hradsky, John
Pelikan, Frank Base, John 10
John Hradsky, Joseph
a Bernard Marek.
PGjcky ma majetky "a who'd
ne platebn1 podmlnky.
SchGze konajf Sc kazde pom
deli vecer cd $50 do 9 hodin
v elsie 9O1 N. Patterson Park
Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
Dekujeme bratrim a sestram
z Ceskoslovenska.
Frank j. Rosner:

Pobyt bratri a sester sokol-
ske delegace z Ceskoslovenska
mezi nami a 1cast jejich ma SIZE
te Americke Sokolske Oboe ia
koz i nescetnych jinych nasich
sokolskych podnicich pdsobila
povzbudive a byla velikou
vzpruhou pro mas vsechny. Jak
to vystizne naznacil velvysla-
nee bratr DIR. Juraj Slavik pfi
nedavne prilezitosti = prinesli
k nam v1ni re stareho domova
a jejich pfftomnost pdsobila
hTejive ma kazdeho z mas kdo s
mimi vessel do osobneho styku.
Cd starostliveho starosty &C.
skoslovenske Oboe Sokolske,
br. dra. Ant. Hrebfka, usmeva-
veho naceln1ka M. Kavallra a
uprfmne sestry nacelnice Pro-
vaznikove, az pc toho nejpo-
slednejsiho elena a clenkyni
vypravy, vsichni pGsobili ma
mas mile a budeme vdecne
vzpomfnati jejich vykond a
snah predvesti nam to nejkras-
ne.jsi z novodobe ceskosloven-
|ske telesne vychovy.
Byla to opravdu vzacna po-
divana shlednouti jejich svice-
nj opet a opet - krajnf vypeti
vsech sill cd pocatku pc jejich
pristani az do konce = a SOU
Had, naprosta vyrovnanost a
hladkost prdbehu vsech cvice-
mi. Tesili jsme Sc ma ne, ale
prekvapili mas ieste vice neil
lse dalo ocekavati, nebot to co
nam pfedvedli snad jiz nikdy
mnohy S nescetnych divak1
nespatTi.
Mnoho publikacf bylo napsa-
no O sokolstvi a jeho vyznamu,
ktere byly ucebnicemi a pod
kladem pro vychovu sokolske
mladeze.
Vystizne bylo prohlasenf ma
VII. valnem sjeZdu Ceskoslo-
venske Oboe Sokolske:
"Zdrave a krasne lidske telo,
souladne vypestenf celeho
cloveka,
povahy ucelene, neoblomne,
pravdvmilovne a spravedlive,
hide slim, krasni a dobf1
Ito je ell nasi sokolske vychovy'
Bylo videti u vsech Client de-
legace jak Sc tato sokolska W.
'chova uplatnila. | "a tax tez-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
POHRBY.

"a. cervence zemrel V
New Yorku p. Charles A. But
terhoff, POI n. Rose St., star
Sc rok1. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more a byl svobodny.
Pohfeb konal Sc v 1tery, 20.
cervence re Schim1nkova Po-
hfebn1ho Domu do kostela st.
Elizabeth a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= 20. cervence zemrel vdo-
vec p. Charles A. Waterloo
fer, 1853 w North Ave-, We
start 65 let. Narodil sc v Bal
timore. Byl prodavacem u
Good Humor Co.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
81. cervence re SchimInkova
Pohf. Domu ma Oak Lawn Ce-
metery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
Kongres ma dovoIenou.

Minulou sobotu republikany
kontrolovany kongres vyfidil
vsechny nutne zalezitosti Gale
iak?) a skoncil zasedanf pro
tento rok.
PAM zakonodarci rozjeli Sc
do svych domovG. NekteTi po-
jedou do Evropy studovati
pomery. Bude to pro
poplatnfky drahy vylet a jsme
zv6davf jake zkusenosti 81 pa
nj zakonodarci pTivezou.
Chce-li nekdo studovati po-
merry V CHI zemi must - pred
ne znati rec dotycne krajiny a
pax tam must ztraviti nejmen6
diva roxy, ably tomu lidu a pO-
trebam zeme porozumel!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
z FILADELFIE, PA.

We stTedu, %. cervence v
l hodinu odpoledne pfijela k
nam autobusem z New Yorku
cast Sok. Delegace COS. v poe
tn 80 muz1 a zen. Ia SLOW.
Jedn. Sokol pTivitali je br.
Frank Sladek, st. a NIL, br.
Hendrikovsky a "a nasi Tel.
Jedn. Sokol, Philadelphia, br.
Rudolf Stanek, ses. JOS. Tun-
klova, ses. Frances a Erma
Prostrednfk a mole malickost.
Nejprve jsme nase mile hos
ty zavedli ma obed do zname
restaurace Victoria Tarello. Pc
obede vydali jsme Sc do indie
pendence Hall. Hoste 81 pro-
heidi "Zvon Svobody" a still,
ma kterem president Tomas G..
Masaryk podepsal Neodvislost
Csl. Republiky. PAX jsme ma
vstfvili "Betsy Ross dim, pa
matne rodiste "Americkeho
Praporu'.- Take jsme je zave-
Eli do Art Museum a Phlladel-
phickeho Navy Yardu.
I. V 6 hodin vecer sc S Mani
hoste rozloucili a vratili sc do
New Yorku.
Doufam, re jsme Jim ukazali
co MONA nejvfce v kratke do
be u mas ztravene.
Ma Zdar!
Even Prostredn1k.
" nedeli, 10. srpna pofa-
|da Tel. Jedn. Sokol, Philadel-
phia celodenni Basket Picnic"
(vylet) do Pine Hills, N. j., a
zveme vSechny nase filadelfske
krajany k velike navsteve. By
sy cd Sokolovny, 22O2 N. Mar
shall st. vyjedou presne v 8
hodin rano. Okruzni costa ST.
PTihlaste Sc lined!
Take zveme bratry a sestry
Okrsku Zupy Vychodnf by Sc
ma mas pTijeli pod1vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
Diva byvali armadni serzanti
" obzaIobe.

Santa Fe; N. M. = Federal
nj velka porota vznesla obzalo-
bu ma Ernesta Wallise z Chica-
ga a Alexandra Won Der Lufta
z Mount Lebanon, Pa, diva by
vale armadn1 serzanty DIVINE
ne, re wall tajne dokumenty z
atomickeho projektu v Los A
lamos, N. M. Wallis jest dri-
vejsf clevelandsky fotograf.
Porota obzalovala zminene
muze z ukradeni osobnfho ma
jetku Spojenych Statn v jed
nom bodu. We druhem bodu
jsou obzalovani, re odstranili a
ukryli verejne zaznamy, jez
byly ulozeny v Los Alamos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
Mia navsteva.

Minuly patek zav1tal do nasi
redakce krajan p. Vaclav Chy-
ba z Long Prerie, MINI. Pan
Chyba jest odberatelem "Tele-
grafu' cd tie dolby, kdy Sc pre-
st6hoval z Baltimore do Long
Preorie a jest tomu 81 rokG.
V pr1vodu jeho byla jeho man
zelka pf. Sophia Chyba a bratr
p. Josef Chyba, 772O Belair
Road. Dalslm bratrem je INA
my pracovn1k osady sv. Vacla-
va p. Frank Chyba, $500 Ash
land Ave.
PTejeme nasfm milym hos
tGm, ably Sc Jim v Baltimore
hodne llbilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
MlStnl Zprdvy.
Osadn1ci sv. Vaclava ma
"Pouti ku sv. Anne"

Minuly patek, 25. cervence cd
jelo ma 80 muz1 a zen z Osady
sv. Vaclava ma "Pout ku sv.
Anne" do Quebec, Kanada.
Vypravu poutn1kG vedl a f1dil
Vlp. Jan Taus "a spolupomoci
pi. Amy Cvach.
Wax z Baltimore vyjel We
$3.50 odpol. Celia vyprava pre-
sedla V New Yorku a druhy
den 26. cervence pTijela V $3.50
rano do Montreal, kde Sc opet
pTesedalo a v 1 bod. popoledni
nase vypraval baltimorskych
pOutnfkG dorazila do Quebec,
zrovna ma svatek sv. Amy. 27.
cervence Ease jeli ku sv. Anne
ma cely den. %. cervenec byl
v6novan prohlidce mesta Que
bee, ktere ma At katolickych
kostelG. 20. cervence rano pod
nikli vyjlzdku parn1kem k "Sa-
quenay Tece".
81. cervence byli zpet v Mon
trealu a. podnikli busovou Wy
jfzdku ku sv. Josefu, kde jsou
We zvlastnf skr1ni chovany O.
statky tohoto sv6tce.
2. srpna vyjedou z Montrealu
zp6t do New Yorku, kde nav
stfvf Mother Cabrina SkTfn.
Dne 5. srpna pTijede opet
celia vyprava nasich poutn1kG
do Baltimore.
Doufame, re vSichni 1castn1-
CT t6to pout6 p~Tivezou 81 kras-
ne upominky a prejeme jim
Stastny navrat.
Zde uvadime jm6na poutnf-
XII:
Vldp. Josef F. Vetrovec, Vlp.
Josef Soft, Vlp. Jan Taus, pf.
Anna Cvach,. pf. Agnes Mielke,
81. Marie Hradsky, 81. Anna
Hradsky, 81. Josephine Hrad-
sky, pf. Elizabeth Mat6jka, p1.
Theresa Silver, p1. Peddicord,
pf. Mary Petrlfk, pf. Clara Ar
mold, p1. Mary Arnold, p1.
Theresa Arnold, p. a pi. Anne
reihm, Mary Bayak, Anna Blu
res, pi. Frances Bittman, 81.
Agnes Businsky, pf. Anna b.
eek, pf. Anna Bourek, Robert
BOurek, Artella Carberry, Flo
renee Dauses, Mary Dudrow,
pf. j. Garrett, Nellie Gilland,
Anne Holman, Marguerite
Johnson, pf. Eleanor Hammer,
Lola Keefer, pi. Anna Kafka,
Matilda Konrad, p. a pf. Frank
Krall, Caroline Krause, Mary
Kreml. pf. M. McClaskey, Lii
liam McClaskey. Theresa Me-
lock-, Jeanne Melocik, Annie
Michael, p1. Mary Michael, pi.
Hilda Nelson, pf. M. Novak,
Marguerite Oberle, Isbell Pc
tiers, p. a p1. ]. Poyer, p1. Mary
Pribyl, Madeline Reese, Jose
phine Rodowsky Florence Reil-
ly, Mary Rosenberger, p1. Bar
bara Rytina, Estella Schalge-
meyer, Mrs. & Theo. Schulz
meyer, Mary Sica, pf. Anna
Soul, pf. j. Sramek, p1. Anna
Svehla, pf. Anna Svitak, Mary
slechta, Nh. Strehlen, Helen
Strehlen, Emma Tyburec, Ma
ry Uhlfk, pf. Mary Velenovsky,
pf. Lillian Viktor, Ethel Will
liams, Caroline zitnik, Helen
zitnfk, pf. ]. Zubalik, pf. Anna
Kafka, Thelma Schalgemeyer.
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DOPIS.

Otiskujeme dopis, ktery 20
Sok. Sletu v Chicago obdrzela
podnacelnice BALTIC. Jedn. So
kolic ses. Frantiska MareSova
cd jedne z nasich zavodnic.
Pro o~riginalitu a zajfmavost O.
tiskujeme cely dopis. Zaroven
prosfme "a prominutf, re dopis
byti otisknut drive.
Redakce.
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Sletovy rozpocet 1873 milionG
KGs.

Rozpocet SokolG ma sletove
slavnosti v roce 1913 stoupa.
Naklady proti pGvodnlmu roz-
.poctu zvysily Sc az ~trcjnasob-
ne. Zat1m je to 1873 milionu
korun, ktere Sokolstvo musl u
hradit z vlastnfch prostfedk1.
Proti poslednimu sletu je roz-
pocet Sestkrat vyss1.
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Velebny pan Martin Oktavec
pise z Ceskoslovenska.

Znamy krajan pan Anton
svejda dostal leteckou postou
pohlednici z Ceskych Budejo-
vic1ch, kterou otiskujeme v pl-
mem znen1:
FL. cervence 1917.
Srdecny pozdrav z Ceskoslo-
venska. Prav6 jsem v Budejo-
WEIGH. Zajiste jest to zemsky
raj pod1vat Sc ma tn krajinu.
Use vypada jake pohadce.
Doufam, re jste zdrav1. Po-
zdravuji vsechny zname v Bal
timore. S Panem Bohem,
Martin M. Oktavec, CSSR.
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Sokolska Hlidka.

Ones " patek odjizdi Sokol-
ska Delegace cos. zpst do
vlasti.
PTejeme Jim pT1jemnou ces-
tn a stastne shledanf Sc svymi
drahymi doma! Budeme m1ti
ma ne krasne a nezapomenu-
telne vzpom1nky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-01
Telocvicny Kurs Zupy Vychod-
nj " Belcamp, Md.

Pc zdaTilem Sletu v Chicago
a Okrskovem VeTejnem Cvice-
nj Zupy Vychodn1 v Belcamp,
sokolstvo ma Vychode nesklada
ruce v kiln a poTada 14ti denn1
zupni kurs v idealn1m Belcam-
pu. Hlavnlm ucitelem v kursu
ktery zapocne tuto nedeli, 3.
srpna Dude naceln1k Also br.
Kudrnovsky. P~odrobnou zpra-
WI prineseme pT1ste.
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Leprosa (malomocenstvi) jen
mirne nakazliva.

Malomocenstvf neni slime ma
kazlive. Jakmile je toto zjis-
teno, niue Sc predejiti rozsi-
reni, je-li v cas- leceno. Nemoc
tato nenf dedicna, ale deti a
mladf Tide spfse mohou il do
.stati nez Tide starr.