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, 1928-04-19

AS matters stand there is no heart in tn
whole thing one way or the other. lht
music rendered is poor, and the way 1t i
offered irregular, due particularly t.
the circumstances which our propose
will correct. The Nltive Brass Band o
this town have instruments that could be
re-tuned to conform t. the pitch of mod
ern bandS and with some assurance OF
support it is declared that they will give
as satisfactory account of themselves as
could be looked for. Will the Council
noC take this into consideration and sound
out the feasibility and advantage 1t cons
temp. ates?
Residents OF Queen Cross Street, this
town, are hoping If will soon be their
turn 10 have some street repair work done
there. Certain sections are particularly
rough and stony. They are asking that
the road bed which is solid and almost
water proof be LETT undisturbed and the
irregularities filled up with material pro-
perly stamped in. This is suggested to
cost only a fraction Of the usual con-
structiOn, take less time, and give more
satisfactory results than the tearing up
of the solid road bed which when covered
up again is mostly loose to a depth OF
eight inches or so, and soon gets back IN
to the condition it now is.
We very much regret that Mr.. Corne
Iius Pentherv takes exception to the.
article in Yesterdays paper crittc'zing
me cruelty . TN cattle shipped the day.
before. We did not undertake to say.
wac was r.spoosible for that iacjdent'
and no mantol was made'of Mr.. Penn
th1ny 10 TINT article. AS a matter OF tl2t
we were simply citing the case and not
attempting to blame anybody.
A shipping rote of the sailing OF the
schooner 'Fajardina" disclosed that 70
head of cattle were shipped by Mr.. y.
P~entheny, and this information was OBJ
tanned from the Custom House records,
, 1928-04-19
correspondent

Dear Mr.. Editor:
Isn't it a Bit remarkable that With 50
few pagans IN this community, or pro0l-
oily none at all. there is still So much
cruelty to animals?
Sincerely yours,
B. r. LARSEN.
, 1928-04-19
KILOGRAMS

KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STAT.NN
New York, April 18th = The raw sugar
market was quiet and no sales We're re-
, 1928-04-19
EDITORIAL.

''Our country! In her intercourse Wjth
foreign nations, may she aj1UayS be IN the
right; but u country, right or Wr0ng.
DECATUR.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
CALLAHAN NOT
TAKING CHANCES
With COTTRELL
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, juno 1.-Mushy
Callahan, whose rccen. comeback
has made him a formidable possossor
of the world S junior wclterwcight
championship, viii meet Jimmy
Cottrcll in n non-titlc bout at Holly
wood Legion stadium tonight.
After fighting several very poor
bouts, and cncountcring defeat,
Callahan hit his stride again when
he fought Dick Hoppe recently.
Going at top speed and back in
good health again, Callahan will be
difficult for the boy from the
northwest. Mushy has regaincd his
punch, his speed and the class that
made him a champion.
Cottrcll likes the weight at which
they will fight, l47 pounds. He has
been making good record in
Washington, Oregon and Idaho rings
and has chance to beat Mushy.
Callahan, even though a champion,
doesn t win all the time.
Pilly Hart and Red Humphries
tangle in what is expected to be a
; fast six round semi-windup.
Wild Bill Cox will take on johnny
! Barry in the special, another six
j rounder.
/ Joe Mancillas will face frankie
! Abendino and Rudy Guyton viii
! oppose Dick McDaniels in the foul
/ round matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
.SACS HANG ON
TO FIRST PLACE
BY SLIM MARGIN
by United Press Leased wire

Only the fact that San Francisco
was unable to win kept Sacramento
in the Pacific coast league lead
today.
The Sacs yesterday lost their
fourth game in a row to Hollywood,
& to |. Portland noscd out San
rancisco, s to ;.
Oakland beat Mission, to ;,
and Seattle won from Los Angeles,
) to I.
Young Gordon Rhodes twirIcd
Hollywood to victory again, yield
ing only six hits. Each team got a
run in the third, but the Stars put
across four in the fourth to win
cut. Heath hit Il home run in the
fifth for the final Star tally.
Hollywood has II four game to
none lead for the series.
san Francisco got two runs in
the ninth inning, driving Cole from
the mound, but Portland won out,
6 to ). Smith of the Rcavcrs, and
WEIGH. Seals, hit home runs. Port
land leads the series, TO |.
Three runs in the sixth inning en-
ablcd Oakland 10 beat Mission, :
TO ). The winner, wnrn outhit. Oak
land has three game to one lead
for the week,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
SPORT NEWS SECTION
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
Nv Uuitcd Press Lrmseu wire

Yesterdays Hero Fred Schultz,
st. Louis Browns outficlder, whose
home run in the tenth inning of
the second game broke up a pitch
crs battlc between Grady Adkins
ot the White SoX and Sam Gray of
the Browns, giving st. Louis a = to
] victory. Ted Lyons held the
browns at bay in the first game
the White Sov winning 7 to =.
The combination Of Babe Ruth
and Herb Rcnnock gave the Yam
KEGS 4 to 0 victory over the
Washington Senators. Babe drove in
three runs, hit his 10th home run
Of the season and narrowly missed
lis 10Th, being thrown out at tn"
plate when he attempted to stretch
"A triple. Pcnnock allowed only five
Its, winning his eighth game in
nine starts.
The up and coming Detroit Tigers
kicked the Cleveland Indians over
again hammcring Shautc and Buck
eye for 10 hits and 9 to 4 vie
tory.
After losing seven games to the
ST. Louis Cardinals, the Pittsburgh
Iiratcs beat them for the first time
Ills season, > to >.
George Sislcr drove in four run,
and the Boston Braves beat The
lhiliios for the fourth straight
time, 9 to I.
No other games were played.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
POWER COMPANY
GETS WALLOPINC
FROM SHELL OIL

Shell Gil bascbalcrS scored a 8
to win over the Southern Sierras
at Wilson Field last night. Bccchy
kept the power boys hits well seat
tered in all but the fifth and sixth
innings and was accorded good sup
port.
The Shell team took advantage
of misplays of the Sierras and three
of their II hits off the left hand
slants of Puckctt were timely ones.
IT was anyone S ball game up to
the seventh when the Shelters stag
ed three run rally, opened by
Stevens with a four base blow. Pat
terson of the Sicrras also lost one
in the row of automobiles in right
center for four-baggcr in the same
inning.
The game was a good one to
watch.
The diamond has been switched
around some and gives the spectat-
crs better view of the game with
less danger of being struck with a
hattcd ball along the foul lines. The
lighting system is being perfected
and next week should find the field
in good shape.
The Sciots will meet the Scheni-
man Paper company team tonight
at Wilson Field in game postponed
from Tuesday night. 1t will be a
regular scheduled league game. Both
teams won their opening game last
week, the Schcniman boys defeat
ing the Pickwicks while the Sciots
turned in a win over the Shell Oil.
The score of last night S contest ;
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

ROOMS-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water. Free parking
space. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
PYLE Promises
TO Pay Runners
nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, June l.-PromiNinG
20 have $4,000 in cash today to pay
the ten winners of the cross country
Marathon, G. G. Pyle was detcrmin-
Cd to keep the public guessing to
the very last minute as to whether
l,c is on the verge of bankruptcy
or is merely using his financial
status to ballyhoo his 26 relay races
starting in Madison square Garden
tonight.
Pyle was supposed to have placed
the prize money in the hands of Tex
l,ickard yesterday, but failed to do
so, claiming hc failed TO get It
Transferred from a California to
New York bank in time.
"'Ill have the money, Pyle
sadi, "and in grccnhackS today, -
Twenty teams composed of the
g. best runners in the cross-country
race will start on the first 26 hour
relay race at 9 =. m. tonight and
will run continuously until u p, m
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Livestock
Help Wanted Female

PRACTICAL nurse wanted. Call
ISL. SITS
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
RUTH LEADING
TEAMMATES AT
TERRIFIC CLIP
By FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Sports Editor)

New YORK, juno 1.-The New
kork Yankees are off on their first
Invasion of the west, leading the
american league parade by margin
|tf seven and one half games over
nearest rivals.
Miller Huggins men have only to
bnaintain an even pace, winning as
bnany games as they lose to be as
|sured of their third successive
championship.
"As the Babe goes, so go the
Yankees, they say of the world S
champions, and none can deny that
|Ruth is going like a house afirc.
There is some dissatisfaction
|among followers of American lea
que teams over the prcpondcrance
of strength gathered on the Yam.
kee rooster. The fact that no other
club at present has a chance of
beating the Yankees to the pennant
is the occasion of some grumbling.
at ism t pcnnant race. It s II
seven tailed show it has been
said of tho American league parade.
DO not imagine, however, that
Colonel Jake Rupert S rival mag
mates are displcased to have the
Yankees come a-visiting. Gate re
ccipts reflect the popularity of the
world $ champions and George Her
man Ruth, and gate receipts are
the "causus baseball. -
In their swing through the west
the Yanks will draw more dollars
into the Golfers of the clubs they
visit than the three other teams
ut together. The net profits Of Il
visit by the world 5 champions make
many magnatc forget the score
board.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Theater Team
To Play Here

The West Coast Thcatcr team of
San Bcrnardino will clash with q
picked team of players from II
Centre and Brawlcy at the Brawl"y
baseball park on Sunday morning
at 10 clock.
The visitors have a speedy dele
cation consisting of star baseball
crs from California high school and
colleges and should provide plenty
of snappy baseball.
Harry lIammcrSaugh is managing
the local delegation and has gather
cd together the best talent in the
two valley towns. Tho locals are
anxious 10 turn back the visitors
aud some lively battling should re-
suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

san FRANCISCO Id Rose
outfieldcr of The Missions, has baer
turned over 70 Dcs Moincs in til,
western league Rose hit .&34 in IS
games for the Bells last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
EXPLOSION INJURIES SCORE

kEARNEN, y. j., june |. -
Twenty persons were injured today
in an explosion which destroyed the
nitration building at the Arlington
plant of the Dupont Munitions com
.panv. Several others were missing
and it was believed some of them
were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
CREW MEMBERS MISSING
Ry United Pres Leased Wire

MARTHAS VINEYARD, Mass,
june l. Eight members of the crew
of the Merchants 4 Miners steam.
ship Kcrshaw were missing today
after the sinking Of the vessel in n
collision with the Dollar Line 5
President Garfield, near East Chop,
Marthas Vineyard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press Lenscs Wire

san FRANCISCO Major Good
sell, OF San Francisco, for five wars
world 5 champion sculIcr, has issued
challenge to Bert Parry Of Lon
don. who took the title in match
at Vancouver last December. Good
sell announced today he hoped u
stage tie match AT Lake Tahoe IN
Angus. Barry now j, in London.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

Summary: Homo runs stevens
and Patterson; three base hit, EF-
ans: two base hits, Austin, stevens
and Dilbcck. Base on balls, off
Bccchv, 3; Puckctt ,, Struck out,
hv Bccchv 10, by ruckctt =. Lett
ON bases, Sicrras Q, shell Oil H.
Umpircs, Kcplcy and Richmond.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
COAST LEAGUE
yesterdav's Results

YeSteTdly heSUIJS
Seattle ; Los Angeles 4.
Portland Is, San Francisco 5.
Oakland 7, Missions ;.
Hollywood 6, Sacramento l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
$4,000
HERMAN c. LYNN

TRVVk IIEADQVNRTERS
SIS + Street Phone 315-25
SAN BERNARDINO 3lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

WANTED Woman for general
houscWork and care two children
in mountains. S27 Hell. Phone
7JG. 3ltj
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

FOR RENT Apartment. Also bachc-
lor cottage. 305 So. 4th. 1t4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Situations Wanted

WANTED Alfalfa to cut, S5c an
acre, rake and bunch toe, Sec me
about plowing, Frank j. Fcrgu-
son, Rte. !, Box so, Imperial.
3ltG
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
LEAGUE
Ycsterd ~ Rcsnlts

Chicago II, ST.. Louis %.
Detroit Q, Cleveland 4.
New York 4, Washington o.
Philadelphia Boston, postponcn.
Rain. 1.a,z
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Lost and Found

LOST Orange Persian eat, Name
Diana Jls Holt. Phone l26J.
3lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
So. California
Sport Briefs
pv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June with
the approval of state Athletic Com
missioner Jim Woods, the Olympic
auditorium today planned to IN
crease its boxing shows to -
rounds. ..
In the past the limit has been 30
rounds. Woods also tossed out Il
rule relating to the introduction OF
boxers under their legal names. The
Olympic had been fined twice fer
printing fighters ring names ON
programs. .,
Referees, Wood decided, will be
paid on Il basis Of the gate as
are main event fighters.
PASADENA, Calf, Juno L..
Neil Clisby, Riverside, scored "A
technical Knockout over Vie Alex
andcr, Los Angeles, in the eighth
round of scheduled ten round bout
when the negroes met at Pasadena
Last night,
frankie Arragon stopped Archie
Akcrs in the first round of schcd-
ulcd six round affair,
Chester Butler beat Babe Jack
son, bud Fades shaded Marccllno
Crtcga and Sianscino Dcvcr beat
Joe Garcia in the four FOUNDERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
For Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALE--1wU houses, one on
Wensley, one on Vine. Very rea'
sonable terms. Inquire Valley
Lumber Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

SIX ROOM house on Point Iona
near the Yacht Club, boating and
swimming, July and August, 500
per month. &, S. Dale, 1928 Rice
ST., Point Iona. 1t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
WANTED I

WANTED-Lawus to care for or
any work around home. Leave or
dcrs So So. Sixth St. Phone
12lW. cots
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Score by Innings

Totals . ...39 s . II 5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

Santa Barbara county has lately
distributed 80 tons of poisoned
grain to aid in rodent control.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh :, st, Louis >.
Boston 2, Philadelphia /.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Help Wanted Male

MAN WANTED-As canvasscr.
Salary paid. Call 653 Main st.
sits
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR RENT-Wcst of Brawlcy, a
40 for vegetables. Also 40 in al
falfa and 80 for corn. See Strick-
Ter at Sones Lumber Co. 31t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

STRAYED-Two bay horses, bay
mares, 1000 TO 1850 lbs. Leslie
Mcconnell, Rte, /, FL Centre.
Phone 909Jl. 2St4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

TO LEASE-l60 acres close &c
HoItvillc to rent for corn, Il crop.
c. A. Shafer, 900 Broadway. Phone
6l5J. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

STOCKTON-A left hook to the
chin gave Jack Pcaslcy Of Oakland
third round knockout over Dewey
Massic in scheduled ten round
main event here last night
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01

san FRANCISCO The final 100
mile amateur bicycle race, held As
an Olympic games preliminary event
under the auspices Of the amateur
bicycle league of America viii be
held here Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
Household Goods

FOR SALE-At once. household
furniture. cash. 76l Che. l9tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-01
T0DAYS WANTS

SLEEPING ROOMS-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water. Free parking
space. 16tf
FOR RENT Apartment. Also bachc-
lor cottage. 305 So. 4th. 1t4
SIX ROOM house on Point Iona
near the Yacht Club, boating and
swimming, July and August, 500
per month. &. S. Dale, 1928 Rice
St. Point Iona. 1t2
FOR RENT-S0 acres alfalfa for
dairy, reasonable rent. miles
southeast Holtvillc. Phone 901J3.
O. j. Bradshaw, Rte. ., Box 265,
El Centre. 1t2
LOSTLOn McCabe road, 34x7 tire.
See Clark, Golden State Cream
cry. Ito
FOR EXCHANGE-Want alfalfa
acreage for $4,000 equity fur
nished apartment house, Holly
wood. Annual income over $1,000.
Will exchange at appraisal valu
alton. Harry S. Fash, owner, 1160
n. Edgemont, Hollywood, Cal.
1T
WANTED-EXpcricnccd man for
general farm work. John A. Mel
son, Seelcy. lt3
BALED hay for sale. Lucy NJ. For
nasero. miles east Ilcbcr. 1t3
FOR SALE-1926 Ford touring,
new rubber, 1915 cash. Phone S27.
1t3
FURNISHED house for rent. Cool
place. 513 Brighton. Its
FOR RENT-Furnishcd cottage in
Pine Valley. Large living room,
three bedrooms, kitchen and bath.
q. F. Cunningham, $3.50 Thirticth
St, San Diego. Calf. 1t12
/ FOR RENT-Cnfurnishcd house
new 24x16, three rooms, with ga
rage, one and one half miles east
of Jacumba. $500 per month
Apply to T. j. Taylor, Jacumba
1t4
/ WA NTED-Good auto mechanic
with tools for garage. p, O. Boz
224 Brawlcy. 1t2
FOR SALE-Corncr grocery an6
soft drink stand. p. o. Box 224
Brawley. 1t2
: COMPLETE household furniture
for sale. Cash or terms. 47S He'll
p Phone 7j3. Ito
: .FFRNISEFD house for rent.
bed rooms, lawn, trees. Close in
734 State ST. Inquire 574 Mail
st. 1tf
FOR SALE-Air-O-Gas stove, "a
most new, very reasonable. 81
Hamilton. 1t3
| FOR RENT-Slccping porch, pri
vatc entrance. 571 Olive. 1t3
! FOR RENT-Fivc room furnished
house. 571 Olive. 1t3
/ SPACE FOR RFINT-Suitablc TO
automotivc electrical, battery re
charging, radiator repairing, etc
DuSold s Garage. lt3
FURNISHED house for rent. Sum
mcr rates. II. G. Diller. 600 Mai'
st. Phone 3. 1t
A GOOD BUY
l have exclusive listing,
which expires June 7th, on
100 acres good land, on con-
crete highway.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
OtraviIa Sc svltiplynem.

Florence Pumphrey, As rokd
stara nalezena byla v sobotu O.
travena svftiplynem. Lezela v
posteli ma druhem poschodl do
mu, {. 1900 Light ulice. zivila
Sc delanfm klobouk1.
Manzel jej1 diva synove Ii
il V jine casti statu.
Roberta Taylor, 24leta, ma
lezena byla otravena plynem V
dome ma Rose Hill Terrace.
Nalezl j manzel jejl, nimz
nezila.
= We 300 bloku E. Monu-
ment ulice omamena byla ne
deli rano svitiplynem 53leta
Sarah Sparks. V nemocnici Wy
slovena byla nadeje ma jejl u
zdraven1 z pokusu sebevrazdy.
= John M. Smith, 49lety z
Old York road, nalezen byl v
nedei otraveny plynem. V u
stech mel plynovou rouru, KITE
rou vdychal do sebe smrt1c1
plyn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
Anglicti chemikove "
Edgewood.

Sto sedesat diva clenove an
glickeho chemickeho 1stavu a
chemickych industril navstivi-
Ii We ctvrtek Edgewood arsenal,
aby 81 tam prohledli vyrabeni
obrannych a 1tocnych plynd
pro pf1pad valky. V delegaci
je tficet zen, jez jsou odborni-
cemi v chemii. Po pohostenf
hostf tito byli svedky hazenf
bomb S aeropland a jak vojaci
opatfenf ochrannymi maskami
vchazeli do stTedu otravnJch
plyn1 z bomb vychazejicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
Zatcen ma podezreni.

Max Williams zavren byl We
stfedu ma severozapadnl stani-
ci ma podezren1, ze strelil %
roxy starou Cecilii Slowik.
Zatcen byl ma rohu Edmund
son avenue a Grantley ulic po-
die cfsla najateho automobilu,
V nemz jezdil. V automobile
policista nalezl tasku sc saty a
revolver. Zatcen byl ma udani
Slowikove.
Slowikova strelena byla do
nohy jednou z peti ran, jez ma
nj, jak udala, vypalil Williams,
kdyz S otcem svym vracela sc
domd kolem pdlnoci v patek ma
REGISTER ulici u York road. Diva
dny pred tim Williams j wy
hrozoval zastrelenim, protoze S
MIN niceho nechtela mfti. Sire
lii ma nj z automobile, v nemz
sedel s jinym mladlkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
Diva omaEmaeh8i all5Eaa8 vyypsry lzeY smssi.

Pc pTepadu, ktery proh1b1c-
nj agent ucinili v pondeli v do
me We 1000 bloku Greenmount
avenue, zena muz nalezeni
byli V pondeli v noci ornament
vypary, ktere vychazely re sme
81 pripravovane ma palenl ko-
ralky v druhem podsklepi, od-
kud smes pumpovana byla do
tretiho poschodl domu pomocl
rour. Severia Anello, 80 roku
stara a jeji dcera Angela Lii
berto, 2Oleta, jez omdlela, kdyz
uvidela omamenou matku svo-
il, vzaty byly do Union nemoc-
nice. Muz, jenz udal jmeno
sve: Tony Valenta, prisel ku
vedomi, kdyz dopraven byl ma
cerstvy vzduch.
Agent ktef1 pred tim prepa-
dli dim, nalezli dome 800
galonovou nadobou ma palen1
koralky' "pracujicl" ma tretim
poschodi domu. Prohl1dka
rour, jimiz dodavan byl ''stof'
ku paleni, vedla agenty do pod
sklepl, odkud elektrickymi mo-
tory smes pumpovana byla do
3. poschod1.
Agent nemohli do podsklepi
vejiti, jez plno bylo vypard. A
nj plynove masky agentnm ne
pomohly. ''Vinopaln1ci', jak
agent vysetrili, "aby nemuseli
schazeti do podsklep1, sypali
tam material re shora skrze
troubu. Liberto po prohlidce
sesla do podsklep1, aby Sc pre-
svedicla, proc tolik vyparu tam
Sc nashromazdilo. Kdyz vesla
tam, klesla omamena. Ma JEFF
zvolani pribehl manzel a Va
lenta. Posledn1 tez klesl oma-
men.
Straznik, jenz pomohl obe-
ma, malem sam by byl omdlel.
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Utonuli.

Behem nedeln1ho pobytu ma
sorech utonula divka a hoch a
diva jejich pfatele stezl vyvazli
zivotem pri proj1zdeni Sc ma To-
dicce na Jones rece u Wabash
.bfehu " Dundalk.
Utonula 16 rOku stara Mar
tha Devine re Schuch ulice a
Joseph Patodus re S. Durham
ulice. Oba We spolecnosti dvou
jinych: Catherine Weber Leo
narda Darbrey oblekli Sc v
koupac1 oblek a pustili Sc na To-
dicce Cd brehu do vzdalenosti
asi pul mile, kde lodicka Sc s
mimi pTevrhla. Vsichni spadli
do vody. Dva utonuli zatfm CO
ma so osob divalo Sc mostu
nedaleko soru na zoufale jejich
pokusy Sc zachraniti. Jediny
a to hlidac mostu, vskocil do To-
dicky a dvema pomohl pred u
tonut1m.
- Jack Klein, 31lety, byva-
II Baltimoran, utonul kdyz v
nedeli koupal Sc v Hudson re-
ce. Matka utonuleho zije ma
w. North avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
Demokrate pro cernochy.

Demokraticke strane, jez
snazi Sc nakloniti 81 cernochy
pro hlasovanl demokraticke IL
kety, ku pomoci do Baltimore
pfijel cernossky biskup metho-
distske cirkve, Reverdy C. Ran
son z Louisiana distriktu. Bis
kup, jenz pracuje mezi cerno-
chy pro zvolen1 Smitha "a pre-
sidenta, mluvil zde v nedeli We
dvou cernosskych kostel1ch.
Biskup je predsedou cernos-
ske llgy hlavn1m stanem v
New Yorku. Lfga "a 1cel ma
pracovati pro zvoleni Smitha v
Marylandu, Virginii, Delaware
West Virginii, Oklahoma, atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
Obzalovani re stluceni muze

Pet prohibicnfch agentd OBJ
zalovani byli "ze zbab6leho
chovanl se", kdyz vladnf soud-
ce 1tery vysetroval Davida
Conway z 1900 bloku Light u
lice, Jenz souzen byl pro prodej
lihovin.
Soudce vysetril, ze agent u
chill prohlfdku domu bez "a
tykace, re nemilosrdne stloukli
Conway re kdyz Conway je-
dnoho z Mich udefil, vznesli ma
neho zalobu, ze napadl agenta
florida.
Conway, lekar dosvedcil,
stlucen byl tax, re musel ose-
tfen byti nemocnici.
zaloby proti nemu agenty
vznesene, zavrzeny byly soud-
Gem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-08-31
MiStnl Zprdyy
z krajanskych kruhu.

Treti Sized Sokolsk6 obce
Americke, byl zahajen dne 26.
srpna mlstnostech Sokola
Chiacgo. Ia Tel. Jed. "Blesk"
V Baltimore byl p. j. CihlaT a
F. stetka. Ia Sbor Sokolic
Baltimore" pf. Marie Ceska.
z tydennich prazdnin, ,jez
stravil manzelkou svoj1, vra-
til sc sobotu p. Vine. Pavlik,
hotovitel oblek6. Prazdniny
stravil v Atlantic City.
SrdeGny pozdrav ze So
v6tskeho Ruska Yam a vsem
GtenaT1m zasila Adolf Klimes.
Jsem V Moskve. Je. to velmi
pekne mesto, vse zde je V nej-
lepsfm poTadku.