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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
KIWANIANS HAVE
LIVELY MEETING,
LEE CHAIR man

Despite the approach of warm
weather, the Kiwanis meeting today
showed 100 per cent attendance
this being partly due, no doubt to
the fact that everyone was his
brother 5 keeper, tha members be
ing paired off to see that the ether
fellow showed up today.
l.. G.. Lee was chairman of the
day and regaled his kiwanis broth
ers with preceded cantaloupes
which had been in refrigeration for
II days and which were as delicious
as when first packed.
\ letter vas read from Tom
Shore Of San Diego assuring them
that he would be on hand next
Friday. which incidentally is to be
"'bG.ton day, when every member
Who fails to wear his identity but
ton will be fined.
Elmo Loynd whispered the vari-
ous secrets of his awful past to
his fellow members, the high points
of which were that he graduated
from L. S. c. in 1917, came 80 the
valley in 1920 and is still here.
Fred Nebel -Thau, member of the
organization, wrote from Min
neapolis, assuring the kiwanidns
that he was preaching the merits of
Imperial valley cantaloupcs al over
the country with bowling success.
Urges Cooperation
Frank d. Jacobs in short
speech made a strong plea for closer
cooperation between The business
interests and the farmer, Commits
sioucr Harrigan su@gcs ing, along
this line, that . system should be
worked out by the chamber Of com
mcrcc tending toward cooperation
at tho farm center meetings and at
tendance of business men at these
affairs. Another valuable Sugges-
tion from Ralph Reynolds was 80
tho effect that every member should
on some set date, bring 20 rauchcr as
guest 10 the luncheon.
Rev. George \. Hartman was the
,pcaker of the day. choosing as his
theme "'Somc Ono Needs Me. - He
emphasized the thought that We
only gct as much good out of an or
ganization as we pat into u, aud
that the one who derives the great
est benefit is the one bent on Civ
ing something Of himself to his fel-
lowman.
W. \. Schcnimm suggested that
all work for a greater spirit of har-
monv during the present trying days
in the valley when political ques'
lions are rending the air, and Supt.
4. p. Shiblcy wound up the activi-
ties by giving Il splendid report ON
the girl reserve work, which the or
ganization is sponsoring.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
JUDGE CONkLINC
SPEAKS BEFORE
BRAWLEY MEET

Considerable interest was shown
at a meeting held at Brawley We'd
nesday night where the anti-recal
fight was launched in the north
end. Judge NJ. w. Conkling, one
of the officials against whom the
protest is directed, was present and
made a stirring speech explaining
his side Of the issue and declaring
that lie evidently twas satisfac-
tory Judge until the grand jury
started investigating the affairs of
the Imperial Irrigation District. .
\ second meeting has been an
nounccd for tonight, when ways and
means for best handling the fight
against he recall movement viii
be discussed and decided upon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
TO DISCUSS MITE
CONTROL DURING
POULTRY MEET

4 full schedule Of poultry raisors
meetings has been arranged for
next week, whore demonstrations
will be given as TO the most recent
developments in methods Of culling
unprofitahlc hens, and of demon
Strating methods of controlling the
various parasites Of poultry.
With the high price of feed, and
the relative large amounts of eggs
ON cold storage, poultry raiScrS are
forced to adopt the best measures
Of cutting down costs aud Of inrrcas-
ing profits, according to'Farm Ad-
visor G&Hthwaltc. Hens that do
not lay leo eggs a wear must be dis
c"rdcd, il poultry mcH are to make
money. and even good hens will not
produce we'll if they are infested
with blue bugs, lice, mites, fleaS,
etc.
\ thorough campaign is to be
undertaken by local poultry raisers
to have all uuprofitable hens culled
out, and to eradicate the numerous
fowl pests.
In order to give everyone an op.
portunity OF learning the best
methods of culling improbable hens
as advocated by the [. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture and the Univer-
sity OF California and also to
learn how to eradicate ticks, tleas,
mites, etc, the following schedule
Of meetings has been arranged.
Mrs. E. Oliver, Monday, June
18th, . IN. mile east of Mt.
Signal store; ~ Martin. Tuesday,
June 10Th. 9 4. M. Il mile south
of the SilSbee school or t 1-2 miles
west and Is miles south of Fl
Centre; L. y. Devo. Tuesday, june
10th, l:50 y. M, II mile east and
/ mile south of the Acacia school.
which is / smile east. l mile south
md > miles east of Ell Centre: Mrs.
L. T. Never, Wednesday. June nth.
, Il. H., l II miles south and Ii
mile east OF Meloland school.
Mrs. L. :. Neagle, Wednesday,
June 18th, 1880 ?. M. across the road
from Jasper school, > miles month
and ) ID east of CaleNico; Frank
Dowdcn. Thursday, June 18th, 9 a.
n., l miic west OF the Mulberry
school. which is / miles north and
I miles east of Brawley; Mrs. w. \.
Thursday, June 18th,
l 80 y. m, II miles due east Of
Henry Wood, Friday,
Juae lgth. 2 a. H.. | II miles north
md l. mile west of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
EVIDENCE FOR
LYNN ADMITTED
~ United Press Leased Wire

YUMA. Ariz.. Junc l2.-Evidcncc
designed to prove it is the conSti-
tutioual privilege Of newspaper TO
protect inc public by exposing un.
fair trade methods WAS presented
ia superior court here today at the
trial Of George W. Lynn, publisher
accused of criminal libel.
The evidence was presented in
attempting TO show there was no
malice behind Lynn, editorial at
tarbs ou +. f. Saugainctti, wealthy
italian merchant Smguiuctli claims
Lynn Iibclled Ais charIrtcr by ac-
cusing him of distributing impure
milk.
The court ruled the evidence was
admissible after a prolonged argu-
mcnt between opposing counsel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
PERSONALS

J. T. Barrett, who is i'll charge of
the citrus experimental station at
I Riverside, is in town today looking
over the cantaloupe mildew con
troll plots with L. L. Garthwaite,
farm advisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ". De Tar will
drive to Modesto in the morning,
where Mrs. De Tar will spend a
month or SO visiting relatives. Lat
! er in the summer she expects to
visit in Long Beach. Mr.. De Tar
will return Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Wilson of
/ Deming, New Mexico, will arrive IN
FL Centre Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Mattox.
Miss Laurie, assistant postmaster
| Of the Brawley post office, spent
Thursday in FL Centre.
Mrs. George Pratt of Calexico Wis
tied in Fl Centre yesterday.
j. d. Fcss, maifa ger Of SdlomonS.
! is in Les Angeles this week where
he was called on business. He was
/ accompanied by his family.
r. q. Case has returned from a
several days visit in Alhambra. Mr..
Case, who with his son conducts the
, grocery department Of FL Centre
. Public Market, moved to FL Centre
! from Alhambra in the spring but
still maintains home in the latter
! place.
, Mrs. ". J. Strickland will leave
/ in the morning for Coronado where
; she will spend the summer visiting
a., her daughter, Mrs. Nat Rogan. Miss
Nadine Strickland will accompany
! her mother, returning Sunday.
! Miss Garcia Scott of the Southern
! Sierras is back in the FL Centre
! office after two-days absence
( spent in The office in Holtvillc.
, Roy Estes will 20 to Pomona in
/ the morning to spend Saturday and
SUNDAY.
/ Mrs. viii Potts of HoltvilIe spent
Thursday in II Centre shopping.
Mrs. r. l.. Bogct left this morn
! ing for San Diego whore she was
, called by the death of her aunt.
J Mrs. i. c. Burke of Holtyille is
, spending q few days in FL Centre
visiting her mother Mrs. j. Il. Tur-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Dclozier will
30 to Julian tomorrow to attend the
celebration Of the opening of tho
| Julian road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Provost left
Yesterday for san Diego where they
! viii spend the summer.
Mrs. Dick Ohanim of Indio is yis
iting in FL Centre, the guest of hcI
son Ed Ohanian.
/. H. Grassland has gone to Ban.
ming on Il business trip for few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
AKRON MAN MAY
BE WINNER In
BALLOON RACES
Ry Press stuff Correspondent

BRUSSELS, June lev. #. Van
Ormau, Akron. Ohio, balloonist is
here today after his bizarre odven-
turc of landing his Gordon Bennett
cup racer, Goodyear Ill, unscatched
and dry, on the German steamer
Natcrland.
Van Orman claimed first or sec.
ond place in the race for America,
pointing out that he had covered
500 kilometers. 1t is now reported
the Belgian bag, Prince Leopold,
hitherto regarded winner of the
race, may be disqualified since it
is reported Pilot Necnestra fell in
to the sea off the Spanish coast
and had to be rescued.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
SEC. KELLOGG
HURLS Def
AT NJ XICO

WASHINGTON, jane 12.-Sccre.
tary of State Kellogg in his first,
notable act since becoming head of
the ratton'so foreign affairs, tpdav
bluntly informed the Mexican gov.
eminent that its conduct Of rcla-
tions with the United States is nm.
satisfactory and virtually threat
ened withdrawal of American sup.
port,
40 threatening was It's tenor thai
talk of immediate rupture of dipla
matte relations Sprang to life,
though The United Press is able
anthoritativclv to state that this is
not under consideration.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Brawley Post to
Stage Bouts For
Endowment Fund

In order to help raise its
quota for the American Legion
Endowment fund, Brawlev post
has arranged a boxing card for
tomorrow nigh. at the Amcri-
can Legion arena in that city.
Twenty-cight rounds Of fast
boxing, including some of the
best talent in the valley and
several scrapperS from the
coast, is promised for those who
attend. The worthy objec. of
the affair is meeting with splcn-
did response from people in the
.-nofsh@eRd sof 1t hs valley, 'ar.s
ss,Siss csssrss to r''1feeeived in fi
The Brawlev' post arranged
is card for SATURDAY nigh so
as not to interfere with the box.
ing contests at tho Imperial
Valley Athletic Club arena to-
night. Many local followers Of
the boxing sama, as we'll rs
well rs others who wish to help
charitable cause, plan TO 20 to
Brawlev tomorrow migEt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Second Trial
Hager Staying
To Start Soon
LC0ntinucd from Pnre n

made an attack o. William Thorn
berg, partner Of Sterling and
Hager Singh drew gun on
Thornborg aud tried 10 shoot him.
the latter's life being saved. due
to the tanning Of the gun. Singh
was oVerPowered by Thornbcrg and
b|standeIs and WAS placed under
arrest The Indictments were re.
turned the neat day. Previous to
the shooting Singh had borne "a
good reputation and was well likcG
by many white ranchers. lie main
tanned that he had beca wrcLged b,.
Sterling, Hagcr and Tborl berg, and
took the only means Of rcCrc.s 5
known 70 hin.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Woman Challenges
Cryer's Election

Los ANGELES, Jmc L. The
recent fe election Of Mayor George
eyer was challenged today IN "a
complaint filed in superior court by
Mrs. Edna Aleu-.
lhe complaint charges election
Judges counted ballots for the mayor
that we're intended for other can
didates. II demands that the cIce.
ito. be declared null and void.
The official result Of the mavor.
atty contest showed Cryer received
s2,322 votes and his nearest oppon.
ent, Benjamin r. Bledsoe, former
federal Judge, Gs,644. Mrs. Allen
claims Bledsoe was rightfully elect
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Kills Man, Calmly
Takes His Body
To Ohio Sheriff
Dy United Press Leased Wire

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio. June T.
Claiming to be member of the
Hatfield elan Of Wea. Virginia and
running true to their type of spec
tacular killings, Mrs. William Rat
life drove up to the sheriff 5 Of,
flee here with the body of Earl Bas-
sam. 35, in the rear seat.
u had to shoot him, - she told
'he sheriff. Are YOU going 70
lock me up?"
Sheriff Dmham turned the body
Of BasSam over to the coroner and
p.ltaNrs Ratliffe in Jail where size
awaits a hearing.
According to the womaA 5 story,
she was with Bassam at his fishing
camp near here when he became
VIOLENT and ch0kcd her. In the
struggle she obtained Bassam :
Gun and shet him through the
heart.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
SOVIET SIGEe CONCESSIONS
WITH HARTMAN INTERESTS

MOSCOW, June l2.-rhe soviet
government concession of the CHA
tmi Manganese fields to the Harri-
man interests of New York was
signed here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Steve 's-Headquarters for sum
mer bachelors. Open all night. adv
Davis Beauty Parler. Phone 227.
adv
Como And See the improvements
at Live Oaks before you make your
summer plans. adv
Live Oak Springs the ideal place
to take your family for the sum
mer. Shade, good milk, store.
adv
Asks For Divorce,-Through her
attorneys, Blaisdell anu Powers of
Calexieo. Luz Vella Ortcga this
filed application for di-
vorce from Frank Ortega ON the
grounds of desertion and failure to
provide. The couple were married
at Ray, Arizona, on June ,, 1916.
according to the complaint and sep
alated ON July /, 19zl. There are
two children, Mary Ortega, 9, and
Dora Optega, $.
Cucumbers, 25c, soc, 75c, per lug;
String beans Sc per h., new pota-
oes $1.25 per lug. At the c. V.
Young ranch, . miles south on Ca
exico, highway, then 31a miles east.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

An oyster can lay 10000 900 eggs.
You nngln cut this out to paste
IL vour hen house.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Workmen Making Arcade.

Workmen Making Arcade. - The
break in the arcade on the south side
IF Main street, between Sixth and
: . Eleventh. streets, is being closed up
Deey workmen who are constructing
arcade in front of the old court
ruse, which is being renovated as
2. club for the Elks lodge. When
=, ne old courthouse was built. no
provision was made for an arcade,
Notwithstanding it is the usua! aud
desirable style of architecture i'll the
lhe business district.
Davis Beauty parlor. Phone 227
adv
Hotel Barbara Worth alub break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
aud steak dinners $l.00. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7S3, adv
Final Degree Granted. - O p a J
Goodman was granted final decree
of divorce from Clarence VI. Good
man iu the superior court this
morning by Judge NJ. w. ConNliug.
An interlocutorv decree was given
on May %, 1924. The custody Of
two children. Arthur MrNealey
Goodman and Margaret Louise
Goodman. is given 10 the defendant,
the plaintiff being granted permis-
s,ou 10 visit ahem al stated inter
yais
Cood Eats and smokes at Steve's
excellent ding room service ad.
D1 Hay Hooper, DENTS. Gl7
Nam -. lone 3S2W. adv
Swim IN Our wonderful mineral
water. HollviIle Natatorium. adv
Hemsutcuing, Picoting and Dress
making lr Emma B. Harrison at
5l9 ~ In Mrs. Bly, Millinery
stone. adv
Store viii Close every night, in-
duding o--4r1ay, at 6 =. u. \. N.
VILLA 1s. adv
Eat ii the New Hotel Vaughr
Cafe and 1Jffee Shop. Jacumba Hot
Sprin.s. and adv
Welch a Booster-Lec Wclrh, pro
lrietcr If the Princess hotel. ac
comranied by Mrs. Welch and bah
have Just returned from a week
visit 10 Bakersfield and Taft. TIL
Wo'cAs formerly made their HON
ut Bakersfield and this is the firs
sii back during their eight ycar'
stay In the valley. According I
Mr.. s. lob, the farming eonntr
looks dry ana pare due a. the e2
teusive drouth and they came uPo
caac3 es Of cattle on the plain
thaf, From all evidences, had star
cJ a. oath. Any one not Statistic
Nitn 1 pCril Valley heat had be
fer c lib mud take took at c0l
ditio other parts Of the stat
and tts 81 = be content to stay
our valley, be declared.
Dr. G. y. McKendrick, Chiropra'
go~ ts. gw-np BIDS pbpna ~,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Farmers of Adams county, Wash
ington, plant but one variety of
oats, Markton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
Chimes Is Arrested

Chimes Is Arrested - Ling Lung
Chinese, who admitted being III
this country only one day, was ar
rested I'M Brawlev by Officer Nor
/ is .oflthe Brawlev police depart
ment, and was brought to the coun-
~ jaiis last night to have, his case
investigated. Deportation proceed
ings have been started against Lung.
and ian 1effort will be made 20 de
port .him5.tb, Mexico. from. which
country hegiis accused of entering
the United ,Stdtes Illegally. 3.
Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Ell Centre 5S3. adv
Meet Me at Steve's. adv
Eeserve Your Cabin at Live Oak
Springs now. Many new improve
nents. adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
nights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12
NEWS BRIEFS
from City and Comfy

Nebraska visitors.-Mr. and Mrs.
R. w. Campbell were pleasantly
surprised with the arrival of Mr..
Campbell's brother, J. 4. Campbell,
OF Central City, Nebraska, the early
part of this week. Mr.. Campbell
came to the coast to attend the
Shrine convention. As the brothers
had not seen each other for Is years,
they derived much enjoyment visit
ing with each other and recalling
pleasant incidents. Mr.. Campbeu
left last night for San Diego,
planning to spend few days there
and in Los Angeles before return
ing to his home, by way of New
Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Are You Hungry? Give Loynd s
Fountain Lunch a trial. Satisfae-
tion and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Hotel Barbara Worth elub break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
aud steak dinners $L00. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
Entrance direct into dining room. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Autemobi Loans. l clear yOnr
car and loan you money, you pay
me by t4leprhoath. Fred R. Cross,
600 MsanliSt.APhone 359J, Ell Cen
tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Dr. G. y McKendrick, Chiroprac-
fe- 2 --@~ay BID. PAons a23.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Bitlers Have Visitor-Mr. and
Mrs. Don c. Bitter are entertaining
their young nephew, Gerald Lewis
Baldwin, Jr., over the weekend.
Gerald has just recently completed
the school term at the Pacific Army
and Navy Military Academy at San
Diego. and, sis enjoying very much
the infornahty in the change of
costume; tistt the vacation affords.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
nights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

hollands Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Ell Centre 5S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-12

Davis Reauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-27
Zazadano o novy soud.

Byvaly soudce Lidoveho SOU
du, p. James F. Klecka, uznan
byl V pondeli tribunalem 3
soudcG v Towson vinnym L.
myslu pTekaziti spravedlnosti
v nafknut1 prot nemu vznese-
mem ohledn6 zivota ma Soru ma
Middle fece.
Zastupci Kleckovy podai ia
dost O novy soud. 0 zadosti
jednano bude V sobotu. Hlav-
MIN svedkem proti nemu byl
byvaly jeho Softer, Harry Ham
men, ktery svedcil, re postal
telegraficky pen1ze C. L. Wat
sonovi do Filadelfie, pod KITE
rymz jmenem tam I'll Louis
Businsky, jenz mel byti sved-
KEN pfi l1cenf a jenz z mesta
vedle jine svedkyne, Mrs. Phi
lips, odejel. Businsky pro
vzdalen1 Sc odsouzen byl ma 6.
meslcG do polepsovny a Philip
sova ma 3 mes1ce a ku pokute
500. Kdyz pokutu zaplatila,
zalafn1 trest j byl odpuSten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-27
V Tureckem zajeti u Smyrny a
nevinns odsouzeny ma smrf.
Pro "Telegraf" plse svetovy
cestovatel, P. Bur, Sokol a Le-
gionar z Prahy.

Kdyz jsem dorazil pesky z
Prahy sc svou Studentskou W.
pravou do Carihradu, tam te-
prve pocal jsem chapati nasky-
tujlcf Sc tezkosti cesty pres A
sii, kdyz jsem poznaval Turec-
ko uplne cizfm jak nasl kultu-
re tax kfestanstvf.
"Jak bude dale? - Co pod
nikneme - a kan poeestuje-
me?" byly zoufaleho razu O.
tazky mych koleg1 spolucesto-
vatelG. Srdce mole bylo ma
strane jejich nezkusenosri, ale
v1le odhodlanosti byla Sc
mnou! Bal vzdyt proto byl
jsem pdvodcem a v1dcem teto
nasf kulturnf akci, ktera vytkla
"a ukol obejiti zemekoul1 pes
ky prohloubiti socialn1 a hos
podaTske znalosti dokonale o
celem svete a navzajem sezna-
nit RUNE narody nasi mlade
Republice Ceskoslovenske. A
lie valecna situace v Turecku
rozbijela srdce me vyprave a
proto ma radu Csl. vyslanectvl
v Cafihrade postal jsem cleny
me vypravy zpatky do Prahy,
ale sam nepohnute zGstal We
rem svemu cestovn1mu idealu
Vylozil jsem sveje mlnenf ma
semu vyslanci, p. DIR. Svetliko-
vi, ktery byl stejnou mfreu mad
Sen ale pTi tom ebaval Sc mne
ze on ie teho pfesvedcenf, re
"nekde" ''nekdo" vezme mGj
zivot jake 'svestku pro svou
zabavu," izejmena ineodporu-
coval duveTovat TurkGm. De-
koval jsem panu vyslanci "a
krajansky sentiment a v tenty2
samy den byl jsem ma cest6
pesky do Smyrny a Palestlny
We spolecnosti esla neslefhe
m1j naklad eestevn1 vykraco,
val jsem krek "a krokem bez
bazne smele ku pfedu, vzdyt
byl jsem pred tim vojinem ns
Sih1fi a eesta, ma kterou jsen
Sc vydal laskou chuti, ne
byla tezS1 nez ten Sib1Tsky Ii
vot nasi Legie. Vzdalova
jsem Sc do neznam@ pouste Ga
lippolske pe nakoupenf v Carl
hrade gasoby ffkG, stfeliva
jfnych zasob, ktere mGj ose
nesl S hrdostl a pychou. V Il
duprazdne pousti toto zvire BY
10 mi dobrym spelecnikem
sluheu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-27
Dram odbor Telocvicne

Dram odbor Telocvicne
Jednoty Sokol V Curtis Bay Sc
hral v sobotu, 21. 1nora v Ma
rodni s1ni veselohru "Z man
zelskeho raje," ktera Sc velice
libila a pfi ktere doc1lili uplne-
no 1spechu, jak navstevou tax
i financne. Hudba sokolska
-1cinkovala. Po divadle byla
tanecnl zabava.
- Druhy vecer v masopust-
nj utery pripravil kosteln1 w
Dor masopustn1 svandu v-hoTej-
81 s1ni sv. Vaclavske. Pri teto
zabave ucinkovah pap1rovi
hudebn1ci, kter1 vyhlizeli vel
mi malebne We svych kosty-
mech a obzvlaste kdyz spustili
ma sve nastroje, tax pobourili
celou spolecnost. Mimo toho
ukazovany pripadne obrazky a
solove vystupy, "a cez sklizeli
boure potlesku. Zabava trva-
la az do pul noci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-27
Keller odvolava svedectvf sve
proti Wolfovi.

''Johnny" Keller ma jehoz
svedectv1 byvaly advokat, Har-
ry B. Wolfe byl uznan, pokuto-
van a zbaven advokatury, v
pfiznanf, ktere ucinil spravci
St. Mary's industrialnf skofy,
Brother Paulovi, odvolava sve-
dectvf sve a prav1, re v pove-
stnem procesu S vrahy Norriso-
vymi lhal.
Keller, kdyz uveznen byl v
procesu Norrisovymi vrahy u
dai pohcii nekolik odlisnych
zprav. Jednou Mich hylo,
ze spo1u Walter Socolowem,
ktery stavitele Norrise zastre-
Ill, a jenz nynf jest zavfen v
kaznici ma dozivoti, Sci do do
mu Wolfova ma Park Heights
avenue, a re tam rad6no Jim
bylo Wolfem, jak vypovfdati
mali a jak policii udati fales-
nou stopu, ably pozornost jeji
Cd pravych pachateld prepadu
Socolowa, Smitha, Jacka Har-
ia, Charlese Carey a Franka
Allerse, odvracena byla.
Ma svedectvf Kellerovo hla-
vne Wolf byl uznan vinnym,
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49-let& vyro6i university.

Zastupci kruh1 flnancnfch a
vedeckych 1castnii Sc sobo-
tn 49-leteho vyrocf university
Johns Hopkins,
Pfi oslavach oznameno bylo,
re zahajuje Sc kampail na Sc
bran1 $10,890.000 ma fond,
j1mz universita doplnena byti
ma budoucfho roku, kdy pull
stoletl jej1ho trvanf oslaveno
bude.
Ma pamatku byvaleho anne
rickeho vyslance v Anglii, Wal
terra Hinese Page, zffzena bu-
de skola ma nfz studovany a
propracovany budou Mezina-
rodnl vztahy,
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Diva domacf pivovary prepade-

uys
Dva pine vozy nalozene rd-
Znymi nadobami a pom1ckami
ku vafeni lihovin odvezeny
byly v 1tery z garaze V pozadi
domu We 200 E. Fairmount ave-
nue. bloku. Prohibicnf agent
pravl re to doposud byl nejvet-
81 domacl pivovar, ktery sc jim
podafilo nalezti. Dve velike
nadrzky, jedna ma 1000 a dru-
ha ma 500 galonu, jsou mezi
cetnymi skonfiskovanymi pred
mety. Uvezneni hyli diva Ger
nosi.
Druzi agenti t@hoz dne pre-
padli obchod Sc striznim zbo-
zim LansdoWne, kde domaci
pivo nalezeno bylo, Skonfi-
skovano tam bylo 81 beden ho-
toveho piva. Majitele obchodu.
Eduard Yoak a Rose Yeak, by
Ii zatceni. Dive bedny doma~
cfho piva nalezeny byly agen-
ty Comton Pleasure klubu a
II galona kofalky.