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The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
Statement of Ownership, Manage
ment, etc, as required by Act Of Con-
gress August "a, 1912

For October, 1926
State of New Jersey, County of
Hunterdon.
Before me, Notary Public in
and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared Cor
don Cooper, who having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the owner and editor
of the Lambertville Record, that his
post office address is Coryell St.,
Lambertville, N. j.
That the manager, publisher and
editor is Gordon Cooper. That the
known bondholders are none.
(Signed) Gordon Cooper.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 7th day of October, 1926.
Arthur VanNatta, Notary Public
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
World Really All Right

The boy who everybody said few
years ago was going to the dogs Is
today the man who says other boys
are going there. Too many men forget
which way they were once headed be-
fore they came to their senses and
started anew.-Grit
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
Eioquence in Hiding

Eloquence may be found in conver.
sations and In all kinds of writings !:
II is rarely found when looked for.
and sometimes discovered where It Is
least expected - . pr,lrere
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

The English peerage consists of Ave
degrees marquises. earls, Wis
counts and barons. Holders of these
titles are mobiles Any one of rank
lower than baron Is classed as a
commoner
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Record News ads are profitable to
business people, and the best evil
dence of this is the large number of
repeats" from people who expect
(and get) returns from their adyer-
tising money.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Cooking and Eating Apples, fb SC
Large bunch Celery I5c, 2 for 25c
Home raised Jersey Sweet
Potatoes, 6c fb or5 lb for 25c
A full line of Frankfurts DC
and Bologna, lb .....
Finest Glover Bloom Butter, ID S1c
Strictly Fresh guaranteed 4Sc
Eggs, dozen
Also Bloomfield Carton Eggs, Axe
every one guaranteed, doz.
Cabbage .-.. ID &c
Special on Peanut Butter
&c glass, or a for 1Sc
I large mug of Syrup '30c
Tartan Brand
Large 2ia ID jars Apple Butter 1Qc
The finest Coffee money can buy
guaranteed, 42e ib
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

BEEF
Rump and Round Steak ID Roe
Out of the finest beef money could buy
Rump, Round and Pin Bone DC
Roast ...,....... 10
Out of the finest beef money could buy
Chuck Roast and Sc
all rolled meats So.
Out of the finest beef money could buy
Fresh Ground Hamburg steak lb1 &c
Wagner's Prepared Ham, S1c
bag or half, ID ..........
Honey cured Bacon, whole 2Sc
or half strip ID
Something for a Change
Scrapple has arrived Ike
back again, ID
Sausage .,. .......-. 10 'S1c
Fancy large Bananas, doz 15e, 20e
California Grapes, fb 10c
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

LoST-0n FRIDAY, between Pen
nington and Lambertyille, black lea
ther loose-leaf book, and black leath-
er wallet. Return to Record Office.
10-7@
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

FOR SALE PURE RICH GRAPE
Juice, l5c ct. Jar Mary II. Buchan-
an. Stockton. N. j. (10-7")
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

FARM LOANS On United States
Government Plan. SS years TO pay, no
commissions. no renewals, no red
tape, you do not buy stock in the
bank. Loans closed quickly. Under
Government supervision. Apply dir
ect to the bank. Pay no commissions
30 anyone. For details write to New
York and New Jersey Joint Stock
Land Bank. RI Clinton st. Newark
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07

Scientists tell Us that products term
ed "moth-proofefs' do not kill the
month larvae that damages the cloth
or garment 1t merely renders the
material distastful TO the moth lar
vac. They leave the treated cloth and
seek the untreated material. To kill
moths, their eggs and larvae, use
Fly-Tox Get Fly-Tox from your re-
taller, always in bottles with blue
label
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
INSURANCE

of every known kind and surety bonds
1t pays to have the service of eX-
pert insurance specialists who know
how to cover risks ana settle
losses. We do it for Trenton's lead
ing merchants and manufacturers,
You get the same service in Lam
bertville our numerous clients get
in Trenton. We arc not sub agents
but direct agents of the largest and
best companies with authority to
adjust and pay losses Our force
of 40 people many of whom are
experts in rate making and loss
adjusting are at your call anytime,
anywhere.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
NORTH UNION STREET
$4,000

Six-room brick dwelling with bed
rooms, city and cistern water, good
heater, electric lights. slate roof,
portico front, lot 52N129. Possession
in 80 days.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-07
FRANKLIN STREET
Barn and Garage

On lot l25x2o0. large brick barn
and frame garage with space for
cars. Water in barn. electric in
garage. Rent S3i. a month. Early
possession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
TERRELL URGES
Valley LINE
IS VITAL
Thousands of Acres Would
Be Opened to Farmers,
Says State Official.

AUSTIN. April 11.-Brief is bcins
prepared by, George +. Terrell. state
commissioner Of agriculjura. and will
BE- filed with the Interstate Commerce,
Commission in behalf OF the applica-
zion Of the Southern Pacific Lines for
permission to extend the San Antonio
y Aransas Pass Railway. into the Rio
Grande Valley proper.
In the event the application is
granted. Terrell said the line would
extend through Brooks. Hidalgo and
Cameron counties to the Rio Grandr.
and would traverse thousands of acres
Of fertile land now without railroad
facilities. One railroad will not be able
to handle the products of that section.
should the application be denied. when
the land IS placed in cultivation.
Il cannot understand why the In
terstatG Commerce Commission could
consider anything but the cOnstruc-
tiou of the extension of the lines,
said Terrell. IF this application is
granted and the extensions construct
ed. thousands of families could earn
Il good living from that rich section"
Commissioner Terrell will cite in
his brief the number OF acres capable
Of being cultivated. He stated that
only 2N.GO0 acres were in cultivation
last year in Brooks county. while
l1O.0OO could be pl~ in cultivation if
access to markets could be had for thl
products lie predicted that this SEE
ti9n Of the Valley would eventually
be one If the greatest agricultural
portions Of the state. Citrus fruit
cotton. grain and garden truck are
especially good crops for the section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
Pts i OIL
CUP GOES To
BEST TEAM
Will Be Shot For at Big
State Tournament
Here in July.

The TTXas state team championship
match has been selected as the event
for which The san Antonio Lights
handsome pistol trophy will be offer
ed in the state pistol shooting cham
pionship meet at the Breckenridge
Park range. July 40, Captain +. L.
Cooper. head of the state association,
announced today
The event will be match number
one, at - yards, with ten shots slow.
timed and rapid fire to count. At
least eight teams will enter from var
iouS parts Of the state.
The rifle section of the state meet
will be held at Austin. The San An
tonic Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
practiccd again Sunday with the rifle
on the local range.
Shooting totals Of 81 and % ut
ranges Of POO and 800 yards. re-
spcctivcly. II. =. Wells and VI. NJ
Works. won the clubs Class 4 and
Il. cup events.
Following are the scores:
Class \: II. p Wells, OF: E. +
Barbera. 81; b. f. Cooper, SO; Il. F..
Thompson. 81.
Class r: NJ. VI. Works. 90: s. II.
Ncwbcrry. 50; @. \. Moore, Sc: G.
II. Collins, 81; +. Adams, 50: L.
Wells. 81; H. W. Satchcr, so; !. p
Gittingcr. -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
Renew Your Health
By Publication

Any physician will tell you that
"Perfect Publication Of the Sys-
TEN is Natures Foundation of
Perfect Health" Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that
are undermining your vitality?
Purify your entire system by TAX
Ing thorough course Of Calotabs,
once or twice a week for several
,-aaks-and see how Nature re-
wards you with health. o
Calotabs are the greatest Of all
a-sterr purifiers. Get a family
rkege with full directions. On
.r IS cts. at drugstores. adv.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
VIGLN CONTEST
To be HELD
BY CLUB
siaJsats of San Antonio
Teachers to Take
Part in Event.

siiSs Mabel Walker and Miss
valerie Tucker presented delight
FL comedy skit, The Backward
Cimd, at The tea given by the
1ozart society Friday afternoon fol-
iowing the regular rehearsal.
The tea table was decorated with
? crystal bowl filled with pink and
White roses surrounded by pink and
green tapers in crystal candlesticl;s.
The cake, embossed in pink roses. was
served by Mrs. J. NJ. krakaucr and
ArS. Henry Torrry. presided ut the
coffee service
AIrs. II. F. Tschirhart and Mrs
Hal W. Tucker were assistant hos
fesses.
The contest for talented violin pa.
pills II San Antonio music teachers,
which IS sponsored by the Tuesday
husical Club. viii b" held at o
"'clock Tuesday morning in the Pal.
nee Theatcr.
y = =
The Chaur8uuua Reading Group 81
Inc Nomau's Club will meet from .
- ~ 1ttNtk 4 NNNuaN morning IN lle
clubhouse to hear the Rev VI. Go
lailW lecture uu Tho Art Of lha
Renaissauce Period"
y = =
Tho San Antonio club Of Apn'.n'
Pathology win meet at = o'ClDnE
Monday night in the assembly room Of
the Chamber uf Commerce.
y - =
The City Christian FuGeavor Union
viii meet az Z ~ O'Clock Monday
night. il the Government Hill Christ
San church on Carson street. The
iVusic VIII b. in charge Of the South
side Christian church. devotional
Madison SQUARE Presbyterian church
tails. Denver Boulevard Presbyterian
church social hour. Government Hill
Christian church
= = =
The Musical Round Table Of the
Nonan's ciub win meet at u 10
O'Clock Tuaaay. FOO the club house
with Mis-. It. Walker and Miss Eda
Stielnn.as hrsasa.s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

About 20 guests called.
- - =
|uIDHi and Mrs. !. &. MrArIhur
viii entertain with % dinner ia then
Tome in Fort Sam Houston Thursday
Ert, houoring Brigadlor General ami
Mrs.. Frank r. MCCOY.
= - y
Mrs. r. W. Hopes and Nj RI
mona Hopes Will entertain Friday
afternoon In their home in the San
Gabriel apartments with O bridge tea.
y = x
Mr.. aud Mrs. George ". clyde uf
New York are the guests Of Mr.. and
Airs. i. +. Scubyy.
= = y
Mis- Hildcgarde Lamm. whose mar-
rIago 10 Jack Judson takes place April
80. viii be the guest Uf honor ar 2:3U
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at q bridg.
party and kitchen shower given in m.
club rpYms Of the Y. W. {. :. will
NTs. George Judsou and Mrs. VII
lam Juds0n as h0stesses.
Thursday afternoon, Miss Lumm
VIII be- c0mplimented with a Bird 20
party by Miss Louise Notion iu her
home iu West CORTLAND place. Nj.
Henry P8uCOast viii entertain for her
Friday afternoon and Saturday after.
noon Miss Marie Comfy outcrtains iu
BIER homo Do GruFeIaud place.
= =
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
A W0RAE'S BATTLE

q woman who is fighting for haG
hsaiih aGl her fuH.lE.s happiness is
valiant soldier. She wages her bat.
20 IN her own Eitcbea. She has H0
u|ilng hurlas 60 cheer Der -, DO
~ banner. Often she Become
diseaumgei f0r % health is a power
~ ioe 90 contend with.
fpr more thar haH century
unmn mEa louuJ Trdia T. PiHL.
hgnl KreeinhIe tuIpuuud n faithful.
eif ID thar strUsslr for better
ftaIh
Rave son bHeale Discouraged hr
iIie fnr uu Viut GIVE Lydia y
aa1aH We're ~ Cnmp6und .
-l.ll ~ ,. .alr al. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

| = Nix and Mrs. j. NJ. NIX enter -
:. tain ut / o'clock with a buffet ::
!. luncheon in the Lanier. Hotel; :
!. Mrs. F. l.. Hillycr entertainS ut !
:. / 30 o'clock with tea in her ::
= home, III East Craig Place. =
Z = !. :. :. = i :. = :: !. = :: :. :.
Madam Louise presents "On the
Square" in the Beauty shop, her
three act novelty comedy. at the Bee
thovcn theater, April IT., II, IS,
nights. Tickets on sale at Goggan
Bros. and Sommers Nos. l and >.
Admission 5Oc.-(Adv)
y y ~
Miss Helen Kress was hostess Fri
day night at dance in the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Wclgand in West
Summit avenue. cOmplimentiDg mem
bers of the Merry Maids Musical
Club and observing the nineteenth an
nivcrSary Of the organization.
Mrs. !. &. Griner, honorary life
president. gave short history Of The
club before she introduced Miss
Krcss. the first vice president, who
gave Il talk Luz Rubalin also made
an address.
= = =
The San Antonio Pen Women will
meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. \. l.. Moon. SO7 East
Cincinnati avenue. Mrs. J. w. Nc
Dadc will be the leader and Mrs. !
X. Blackstone and Mrs. a. 6. Virgins
will read papers. Roll call rcspon
will be quotations from Emerson and
the Aztec Bowl will feature famous
assayists.
y y =
The Ladies Auxiliary TO the Box
ar County Medical Society will Meet
at 1913 O'Clock Tuesday morning in
the medical library. The annual cIcr.
ton of officers will take place.
y - y
The San Antonio Music Teaches
Association will meet at : O'Clock
Monday night in the 81. Anthony H0-
tel for the annual election OF Off
GERS.
= = =
The Alamo Mission Chap,"r. Daugh-
tiers of the Republic of Texas. will
meet Mt O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
in regular session in the Alamo.
y y -
The Ruth johnson Sewing Circle
will meet in all-day session Tuesday
in the home of Mrs. Willis Johnson.
7O3 East Euclid avenue
y - y
The Garden Group Of the Wom1u'>
Club will meet Thursday noon in the
clubhouse for a luncheon session with
Mrs. r. w. Riggs and .. +. BOrl"-
lon rs h0stcsscs. Wild Flowers vii
be the subject of the discussion.
- - y
Plans for the annual dance NJ TIM
Duchess D'Aosta Club. to be given
April 20 in the Gunter Hotel ball
room. for the benefit Of the Crippled
ChiIdrcn's Hospital fund, We're d..
cuSsed at the recent meeting Of tH"
club. Misses Sylvia RouIain and Dor
orhv Hendrickson were enrolled 80,
new members.
y : =
The Social Welfare Bureau will
meet 30 = 30 o'clock Tuovdav after
noon in room POI Of the city hall.
= - y
Mrs. !. II. Berry was elected presl.
dent OF the Smith School Parent
Teacher Association ut the meeting
Friday afternoon in the school. Mr..
Max liz is first vice president: Mrs.
Roy Recdcr. second vice president;
Mr.. Agnes Corhraue. third vice pres.
idcnt: Mrs IL mas Wilton. secrc-
tary: Mrs. Jarvis lIuudrrmaI. treas
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

y Monday Miss Henrietta
= Steele cntcrtains with buict
= supper in her home.
= Tuesday-Mrs. Joseph Lanier
= Nix and Mrs. J. NJ. Nix enter
=: tain ut 1 o'clock with buffet
= luncheon in the LunieE Hotel
!. Mrs. +. /. Hillycr entertains ut
:. 1 80 o'clock with a tea in her
= home, III East Craig Place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

The PieriaH Stgdr Club will meet
m $50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon 70
llle home af Mrs. J. o. Loftin. 1220
wyoming street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
CAdvcrtisementD

Weak eyes OF children are strengthened
by Dickuys Old Reliable Eyet water.
All druggists 25c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Zvyseni pro klasifikovane
msstske zrizence.

Ivysenl platu pro skorem ka-
zdeho zf1zence mestske spra-
Wy V obnosu 712 procenta ujed-
nano bylo pondelf We sch1zi
vyboru ma odhady.
Hasici, kteff We sluzbe jsou
vice nezG dva roxy dostati ma
j o 5000 rocne vice, kteff slou-
Ii pres rok O 500 vice.
Ucitele zvysenl dostanou die
planu skolnfho vyboru.
Pro delnfky neni zadne IVY
SEMI. Kazdemu zr1zenci IVY
senf bude zvlaste vypoeftano-
n6kterf dostahou az 10 procent
JIM meme.
Mestska rada po tfeti slysela
ct6ni predlohy ma zvySeni pla-
tn mayorova z $4,000 ma $12-
900 rocne.
M6stska rada nejednala 0
zvysenf pro sebe. Pry toto
pride ma Tadu ma posledy.
Mayor Jackson We stfedu o.
znamil, jak pise "Sun'', re
rozhodne jest proti totmu, ably
mayoru zvysen byl plat ma S12-
600 rocne, rovnez zvyseni pla-
tn mestske rady Sc mu nel1b1.
Z cele zalezitosti zjevno jest
re obcanstvo uspokojen1m vi
d1 aspon trochu toho zvySen1
pro rozhodne spatne placene
mestske zflzence, re jim pre-
je a i tenn na ktere opet zapo-
menuto ably zvysen1 Sc jim do
stale, ale re nev1ta vitati ne
mGze ia tasfcova zvysenf pro
pany mesta, kteri zvysenl ne
potrebujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Baltimore rovna Sc Sc svym
kourem povestnemu
PITTSBURGH.

Zdravotnl komisar DR.. Jones
ukazuje ma nedbalost tovarnl-
XII a jinych, ktef1 mas dust kou-
rem. Mizerie tato, jak DR..
Jones soud1, stav1 mas ma ten
tyz stupen, jako jest Pittsburg
Sc svymi ohromnymi ocelarna-
mi rozlozeny mezi kopci a ma
plneny kouTem.
Nejleps1 lekar, slunecn1 pa
prsky, nemohou proniknouti
kourem hal1cfm mas a pomoci
nam boji proti zarodk1m ne
moc1. Baltimore zahalen1m Sc
We spousty dymu zbavuje Sc
nejvetS1ho sveho zdravotn1ho
spojence.
Pc opatrenf obyvatelstva ci-
stym mlekem a pitnou vodou,
Baltimore must obratiti pozor-
most ma boj proti kouri, soudi
DR.. Jones.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Den zajezdu do Filadelfie Sc
bIizi.

V sobotu, 6. listopadu 1926,
bude slaven den mad jine W.
znamny Auditorium ma W.
stave We F'iladelfii.
Vsichni Cechoslovaci z Bal
timore a okoll zvani jsou do FL
ladelfie den ten. Vyprava z
Baltimore bude spolecnou, v
sobotu, 6. listopadu, rano, po
Pennsylvanske draze.
Jizdenky opatrete 81 predem
Koupiti je muzete: ma fare O.
sadly sv. Vaclavske, u p. j. r.
Cihlare, 845 N. Luzerne ave.,
v Delnickem Dome, roh Madi-
son a Rose ulic, V lekarne pi.
j. j. Toulove, 900 N. Washing
totn ulice, V Sokolovne, u rev.
Donata Curtis Bay v Ma
rodn1 Budove u p. Zamostneho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Mokra nedele " severnim
distriktu.

Prave uplynula nedele byla
rozhodne mokrou v severnfm
policejn1m distriktu, kde pro
opilost zatceno bylo v den ten
18 provinilcG. Jeden z Mich,
As rokG starry John McFall,
zatcen byl behem "a hodin
dvakrate. Po zatcenf sedmna-
cti ma stanici dopracoval Sc Sc
lety Millard Davis a nekolika
prekazkami vypravil ze sebe:
"To jsou vsichni moji pTatele.
Nine je smutno. Zavrete mne
s mimi"
Sergeant zavolal straznika,
jenz prohledal kapsy zadatelo-
Wy. z jedne vytahl pint kofal-
ky. ''To je z me kapsy? vyhr-
XII re sebe zadajfci Davis.
V okamziku Sci "a ostatnfmi
" pondeli rano soudce kazde-
mu ulozil zaplatiti "a vyspanf
$1.65 utraty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Sdruzeni hospodyn prohledlo
Lexington trznici.

Baltimorske oddeleni sdru-
zem hospodyn minuly tyden, v
patek, prohledlo trznici ma
Lexington ulici. Osm stankH
masem dostalo pine pochvaly
"a cistotu chovanf< masa. Ne
ktere masove stanky byly ze-
nam meme uspokojujfcfmi, ne
ktere rozhodn6 pohaneny byly.
Majitele pochvalenych stankd
inspekcf pine spokojeni byli,
meme pochvalenych byli meme
spokojeni a pohanenych stan
ku majitele odlehcili 81 necfm,
co Sc podobalo jako zakleni.
Jedna majitelka stanku S peel
vem, jez odkryto lezelo ma
stanku vystaveno jsouc prachu
ulice, moucham a jine necis-
tote, kdyz zenskymi inspekto-
ry napomenuta byla, Sc rozpo-
v1dala: "Kdyby, Wy zeny, ra-
deji jste zGstaly donna a hled6-
ly 81 domacnosti, vse by bylo
lepe. co chcete dOkaZati va
sim Sc pletenfm do veci zde?
Radeji pozorujte vase rodiny.
ia jsem stara panna a jsem
pysnou ma to, ale kdybych ia
mela rodinu, nesla bych a ne
strkala bych nos do zalezitosti
jinych slusnych lidf. Je zde bez
toho nyn1 sedm inspektor6 ma
jednoho kupce. Komu Sc ne
lfb1 nase veci, at jde kupovati
jinam."
Jine prohlldky vykonany bu
dou tydne po neurcitou dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Kuraci jsou spolehlivejsi.
DR.. Knight Dunlap, prO1

DR.. Knight Dunlap, prOfe-
sor psychologist ma Johns Hop
kins universite, pokusy a zkou-
man1m dospel ku pfesvedcenl,
re kmotr, ktery 81 "zabavcf' !,
jest spolehlivejs1 nezli ten,
ktery tabaku S 1zkost1 Sc W.
hyba.
DR.. Dunlap soudi, re koure-
nj cloveku spfse prospfva nezli
skod1, utisuje nervy cloveka
della stalejs1m a spolehlivejsim
pracovn1kem. Jestlize trochu
vets1 zavin1 tlak krve, DR.. Dun
lap pravi, nedela vice neil do
bry vtip, ktery ma krev tez ga
tlac1."
Co Sc tyce vlivu koufen1 na
obrazotvornost cloveka, DR..
Dunlap pravf, re nemIze mno-
no jeste urcite ffci, any jeho
pokusy a studio dosud skonce-
ny nejsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Syn advokatGv ma 10 rokH do
zalafe.

Ma deset roku odsouzen byl
" pondel1 j. Stephen Kelley,
byvaly pokladnfk bankerske
firmy w. w. Lanahan & Co.
V omlouvani sebe Kelley udal,
re ukradenych penez firme
dostal Carroll Wilson Rasin,
syn byvaleho politickeho bos-
sa, celych $113,704. Kelley
tvrdil, re firme ukradl $4,000
ostatn1 re ukradl Norman L.
Fishach, ktery byl pokladnf-
KEN firmy pred Kelleym a
dnes je mrtvy.
Soudce O'Dunne, jenz Kel-
leye odsoudil ma 10 roku do
Marylandske kaznice, rekl:
Kelley, myslim, re je to
smutna vec, kdyz mlady muz
vaseho postavenf, z dobre rodi-
ny, majici otce, jenz je dobfe
znamym pravnfkem v Balti-
morskem okresu, jenz jste gra-
duoval Calvert Hall, kde mo-
il diva synove loni studovah,
jenz jste dobry katolfk a inte-
iigentn1 muz, jenz jste firmou
povysen byl ma pokladnika a
"a to ukradl jste pax firme
pres 100000"
Kelley soudci doznal, re me-
nil bezcenne cheeky, ktere mu
Rasin daval, Ia koralku, ktere
Rasin pro Kelleye vzdy dosti
mel. Cd Rasina dostal takto
az ke stu galonGm koralky. z
koralky teto Kelley prodaval
jinym.
Behem ctyr roku Kelley do
staval cd firmy sluzne mezi
$500 a $3.50 mesicne.
Rasin, jenz pravl re je ne
vinnen, souzen bude v nejkrat-
81 dobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Potrestana vezenim

Irene Valereno, % roxy sta
ra Essex ulice, odsouzena by
la pro noseni zbran6 ku poku-
te $50 1tratam a pro nepo-
radne chovanf ku pokute $25
a 1trat. Ponevac pokuty "a
platiti nemohla, poslana byla
do vezen1.
Podle policejnf vypovedi,
zatcena byla, kdyz prohibicn1-
mi agenty byl prepaden saloon
byvaleho policisty, Edwarda
T. Kane, {. 1926 O'Donnell u
lice a kdyz pred zatcen1m bra
Mia saloon1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Pochvalen soudcem pro
neohrozenoSp.

Policejni strazAk, Conrad
r. Helwick, pochvalen byl
soudcem O'Dunnem, kdyz SOU
zeni byli: William J. Tyler a
Gidlow Wood, bandite. Oba
odsouzeni byli ma 25 rokd kaz-
dy do Marylandske kaznice.
Policista Helwick zatkl oba
bandity. Soudce pochvalne
zminil Sc Q mem, jako neohro-
zenem muzi 'jenz pTivedl oba
bandity ma straznici, 2 nichz
jeden ozbrojen byl hotov ka-
zdou minutu stTeliti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-22
Slowik mas zastoupil.

John A. Slowik, mestsky kni-
hovnfk, jehoz jmeno do verej-
nosti dostalo Sc, kdyz jeho po-
stavenl ma m6stske radnici zru-
seno byti m6lo jako zbytecne a
jez mu zachraneno bylo Kel-
lynn, ustanoven byl governe-
rem Ritchiem ably jako delegat
zastupoval Maryland pri osla-
vach polskeho narodnlho hrdi-
ny, Kosziuska. Oslavy kona-
ny byly We Washingtonu v pom
deli. Pfi oslavach kazdy stat
byl zastoupen.