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Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
CALEXLCO CARD
OFFERS MINIMUM
OF EXCITEMENT

Believing that the fight card at
Calexico was not so much last night,
we hasten to pass the best part Of
it on to the fans of the valley. The
best is the announcement by Cap
Stevens that Tommy O'Brien and
Al Garcio of Portland, will battle
in the border arena on February 25.
Tommy was there in person to be
introduced to the crowd. A battle
Scared veteran who needs no intro
duction to Pacific coast fans, Tom
my should put up great scrap a.
gainst the Portland flash, who has
been seen in action in the valley
and who is good-plenty. Paste
the date in your hat mates.
To comment little on last
night 8 fights. AS fighter Manuel
Garcia of Yuma is a good floor roll
er. He had as much license in the
ring against JohLy Adams as he
would have against Tunney. Ad-
ans didn't have chance to show
much and Manuel finally took it in
the fourth round, going down from
punch not half as hard as others
he stopped, but Manuel had had
enough and was ready to call it q
night
Checkie Hernandez and Raymond
Montoya stole the card with rip
ping six round semi-final Checkie
took the decision but it would have
been a pretty good draw in our
opinion. The boys mixed it up at
all times, both were clever, and
there was action every step of the
way. Hernandez had an edge on
the infighting, but Montoya held
his own and more at long range
stuff.
Tommy Howe, who like Herman
dez is stable-mate of Adams, got
a draw with Richard Randle, the
elongated colored boy from Impe-
rial Richard has more arms than
a regiment of infantry, and he twin
ed Tommv's style all up in knots.
Richard is not overly aggressive,
but he is hearcat on defense
Battling Johnson was awarded an
unpopular decision in the opener
over Young Maihoney. It was a
slug fest with Johnson being lit
tie huskier than his opponent. John
son hasn't learned thing since the
first time he fought here several
years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
Argument Ends
In Arrests


II. Luigo, AZ, and Pete Guides, 25,
both of FL Centro were arraignel
before Judge Perkins in city court
this morning on charges of disturb
ing the peace. Both entered pleas OF
not guilty and the case was continu-
ell until Tuesday morning for hear
ing. Jury trial was waived by each
OF the defendants. Bail was fixed at
$25 each and both were remanded
to the custody of the sheriff in de-
fault. ,.
According to information obtain
cd by the police the men began an
argument in a barber shop where
Guides is employed. The argument
grew warmer and a fist battle near
I'd but Guides is said to have then
called patrolman. The patrolman
took both men to headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

their crops wither and perish be-
cause there was not half enough
water in the river TO meet the com
bined needs of California and Mex
leo. but as the Mexicans are at the
head of the canal and as they are
entitled to one-half the water, whIic
there was twice rs much land Irrl-
gated in California, the pinch ana
loss came mainly on American irrl-
gators, the damage being estimated
at $6,000,000.
"Amcrican irrigators find them
selves in this uosition: They financ-
cd and built the canal. They have
20 maintain end police the levees
that protect Mexican land as well
as their own. They have to operate
under very difficult conditions
Sometimes they have to pay tariff
charges when shifting mules across
the border to carry out emergency
work on the canals or levees.
Legislation now pending in Con
eroes provides for the construction
~ the Federal Government, OF the
All-American Canal. This legislation
however, specifies that the entire
cost of this system must be paid tc
thc Government Try assessments or
the lands benefited. As outlined BY
DR.. Mead, the All-American cana
is an important part of Colorado
River development vitally necessary
10 the continued prosperity and wei
fare of American citizens; and fur
tnermore, it is a project that, ulti
mately, will not cost the United
States Government one dollar.
(Tomorrow-The Colorado's s Gold
en- Resources1.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
NEW FEATHER
CHAMPION NOT
SUCH A MUCH
CanzOneri Fails to Put
Any Class Into Fight
With Benny Bass.
BY FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press staff Correspondcntl

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Tcny Can
zoneri is the first Brooklyn fighter
to win the fcatherweight champion
ship of the world since Terry Mccoy
crn.
And right there the resemblance
ends.
The little Italian is recognized
today by all the boxing commissions,
athletic associations, and manufact-
urcrs of boxing equipment as the 126
pound title holder, but this will not
convince those who saw his unsatis
factory contest with Penny Bass of
Philadelphia in Madison Square
Garden last night.
For Tony, while he piled up
enough points following a third
round knock down of Bass, to justify
his being declared the winner at
the end of 15 rounds, failed in every
other way to show championship
calibrc.
At the end he was weary and wan
under the severe body punishment
to which he was subjected.
outN'Nsoi W inc tHdH-
pionship which has been vacant
since Lou Kid Kaplan left it coup
le of seasons ago, can t hit hard
and cant take it any too well in
the stomach.
Some Of the loser s punches were
low and twice Referee Arthur Don
oyan stopped the fight to tell Benny
so, but this was not adequate excuse
for Tony's poor showing at the fin
ish.
Before the end of the third round
Canzoncri whipped over a right and
then left to the jaw which sent
Benny sprawling against the ropes,
dazed and hurt.
The bell saved him at the count
of eight and restoratives brought
him around in time for the fourth.
Instead of tearing in and finish
ing his man, Canzoneri was content
to spar and jab and feint for open
ings.
NEW YORK Feb. 11.-Benny
Bass, Philadelphia featherweight
who was defeated in n fight for the
championship by Tony Canzonert
last night, was in local hospital
today suffering from a broken col.
lar bone received during the bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, FEY. II. - Joe
Lohman, Toledo heavyweight, took
10 round decision from Vigo Do
man, OF Los Angeles, at Hollywood
Legion stadium last night.
The fight was a torrid affair,
each boy hitting the floor four
times during the evening.
Red Fitzsimmons had the better
of Jack Roper in the six round
semi -windup. Sandy Garrison got
the nod over Billy Hoon in the six
round special.
In the four FOUNDERS Twain Mark
defeated Eddie Litz and JOHNNY Bar
ry shaded Johnny Kerns.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 1l.-"Vinc-
gar Bill" Essiek, formerly manager
of the Vernon Tigers when that
team was. in the Pacific Coast
league, has signed to help coach the
Hollywood Stars during the train
ing camp period, it was' announced
today.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11.-U. s.
c. hoopers had little difficulty de-
feating Los Angeles Athletic Club
~ to 33 here last night. The Tro-
jams had taken % to 12 lead at
the half.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. II. - The
tn fn1
with Occidental College meeting Los
Angeles Athletic Club in a track
and field meet at Eagle Rock and
L. S. c. staging personal meet to
select team for the A. A. L. re-
lays February 13. Y
LOS ANGELES, Feb. II. - Mrs.
Harry Pressler, of San Gabriel, de-
feated Miss Marjorie Kirkham, for
merly of Toronto, Ont, 3 to ! in
the final match of the annual mid
winter invitational golf tournament
at the Los Angeles county club.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11-Paolino
Tzcudun went through his last To-
cal workout today in preparation
for his bout with George Godfrey,
towering negro heavyweight, at
Wrigley field here February 2S.
The Basque will leave early to-
morrow for the Bastanchury ranch
near Fullerton, which has been
placed at his disposal by one of
his countrymeh.
Paolino's speed impressed fans
today. The woodchopper went
through the routine bag punching
and shadow boxing, then climaxed
the session with series of acrobat
ic stunts. The workout was Pao-
limos second since his arrival here.
Godfrey has been training at Sop
er's ranch for three weeks and is
fast getting into excellent shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
Excursion to
Visit Valley

A second excursion from San
Diego to Imperial Valley is to be
conducted by the San Diego and
Arizona railroad a week from to-
morrow. The success of the excur-
sion here about three weeks ago has
led authorities of the road to plan
d series of these excursions during
the present season. The trip includes
the ride over the CarrisO gorge both
in the early morning and at sun
down.
Upon arrival in the valley the pas
sengers will be transferred to motor
husses and taken to various points
Of interest in the county. Place of
interest in Mexico will also be
visited by the sight seers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

lands be given, on call, at least
half of all the water carried by the
canal. The canal was financed en-
tirely by American ranchers in Cal
ifornia; and upon these ranchers
rests the burden of maintaining the
canal and erecting costly levees
which protect the Mexican lands
against floods, as well as their own.
In addition to these obligations, the
American ranchers must also pay q
higher rate for their irrigation wat
CT than is collected from the Mex
lean land owners.
On the Mexican side of the line
there is now Approximately 100000
acres under irrigation, and this area
IS rapidly being increased. This de-
Velopment work is being carried for
ward by American interests who own
100000 acres Of Mexican land just
below the border.
The flow of the Colorado River,
now unregulated by any sort OF
storage dam, sometimes falls so low
that it is unable to supply the needs
of the Imperial Valley ranchers.
During this low flow, the American
ranchers must stand back and watch
landowners on the Mexican side of
the line take one-half of the water
from the American financed canal,
before it can reach their own par
Ched farms.
Water Shortage Occurs
DIR. Mead in describing that sit
uation said:
" During the whole of September,
1924, the farmers of the valley saw
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
Heavy Loss In
Eastern Fire
Nv United Press Leased Wire

REISTERSTOWN, Md, Feb. IL
Fire destroyed or damaged II build
ings in the business district here
today, doing damage of more than
100000. Several apartment houses
we're destroyed.
While volunteer firemen fought
their way through two miles of
snow and mud to get water, th.'
flames swept through the business
district and for time threatened
to level the entire town.
Residents pleaded with fire Off
cials to use dynamite to halt the
blaze after chemical supply of IS
volunteer fire companies from neigh
boring towns was exhausted.
The heavy walls of brick build
ing directly in the path of the fire
finally halted the flames.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
7 local Nine To
Play Brawley

FL Centre All Stars will play the
Brawley Stars in the latter city to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. A
fast game is expected, the locals
having defeated the Brawley outfit
in their last game, 9 to 8. Little
and Lee will form the battery for
FL Centre.
Next week the locals will play the
Coachella team in a return contest,
having beaten the latter team last
Sunday at Coachella.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
Here and There
In Sport World
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CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Joey San
gor 8 technical knockout victory
Thursday night over Bud Taylor,
world s bantamwcight champion was
accepted by the Illinois Athletic
Commission.
CHICAGO - Sammy Mandeli,
world s light weight champion will
defend his title here in June against
Jimmy Me Larnin, Pacific Coast
boxer, Promoter Jim Mullens an
nounced. 4>a. ,.A
NEW YORK-Jack Delaney, for
n,er light heavyweight champion,
has refused to sign a contract bind
ing linn to any match beyond his
scheduled Is round bout with Tom
Heeney in Madison Square Garden
on March l.,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
Tilden and Hunter
Win Exhibition
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CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-William T.,
Tilden III and Francis T. Hunter,
national doubles champions, won in
straight sets from the team of
George Lott, Jr., and Johnny Hen
messy in the United States Lawn
Tennis Association exhibition games
here last night.
In two singles matches, Tilden de-
fcated Lott and Hunter won from
Hennessy.
Tilden won 6-3, 6-1 and Hunter de-
feated Hennessy 6.3 6-2.
Tilden and Hunter defeated Lott
and Hennessy 6-2, 62 in the doubles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
WOMAN AVIATOR FORCED
DOWN BY SEVERE STORM
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DETROIT, Feb. 11.-Forced down
by fog and snow at Hartford City,
Ind, last night, Ruth Elder, trans
Atlantic aviatrix arrived at 1895 a.
m. today at the Ford airport.
Ruth came to Detroit to fill
theatrical engagement and to dis
cuss with Eddie Stinson, airplane
manufacturer, plans for another at
tempt to span the Atlantic.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
"THE RIVER OF DESTINY"
BY DON J. KINSEY

Editors Note. This is the
fifth installment of the River
CT pestiny. the story of the
Colorado River-its growing
flood menace, it's vast poten-
tial resources and mans efforts
to control this great stream
and utilize it's undeveloped
riches. All engineering facts
presented in this series Of arti-
oles are taken directly from the
government official Colorado
River reports and records.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

the door he found Lester Daniels
holding his daughter in his hands,
q huge butcher knife gripped in
his teeth. The youth escaped capture
at the time but was later apprehend
ed and is now in custody, being uH
der observation for his sanity.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
o'DowD KAYoEs KILcK

SAN FRANCISCO, Eeb. 1l-Mid-
get Mike O'Dowd, COLUMBUS, Ohio,
knocked out frankie KICK, in the
third round of their scheduled 10
round go. Klick was the Tavorite.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11
MRS. COOLIDGE STILL ILL
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Mrs.
Coolidge kept to her room at the
White House today though she was
losing her cold. Irritation in her
throat and a pain in her side sub
sided after a restful night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

An animal that was half skunk
and half cat was exhibited at q
cat show in Boston the other day.
We always have been great admir-
ers of the skunk's facial contour.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

Clothes are destroying mortality
in the South Sea Islands, says a
British official. At any rate, Am
erica is getting more righteous ev.
cry day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

We haven't read the statement
but will bet some strong language
was used in Governor Dern 5 report
10 Congress on the Boulder Dam pro
iect. 4"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-11

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11.-U. s.
c. hoopers had little difficulty de-
feating Los Angeles Athletic Club
~ to SO here last night The Tro-
jams had taken % to 12 lead at
the half.
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Zamlcuje pricinu zastreleni.

Ma radu svych pravnfkd,
Webster M. Kefauver odepfel
pri koronerove vyslechu udati,
proc strelil sveho pf1tele, Will
llama L. Unducha v sobotu ra-
no v apartmentnfm dome "Tu-
dor Hail."
Lekar, DR.. Bubert, svedcil,
ze kdyz zavolan byl do bytu
Unducha, nalezl tohoto mrtve-
no leziclho kulf We spanku ma
podlaze a re bytu niceho ne
nalezl, co by svedcilo neja-
KEN zapase.
Policejnf straznici svedcili,
re Kefauver pfisel k MIN, pfi-
znal Sc, re Unducha strelil a
odevzdal jim revolver.
Haiti Sc bude asi tim, re
Unduch jej napadl a re stfelil,
aby pred 1tokem sc uchranil.
Propusten byl z vezenf na
zaruku $4,000.
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Caesar Bekaert, 81 rok1 sta
ry, vyznamenany tfemi medal
emf pro hrdinnost v Belgicke
armade, po marne namaze tr-
vajfci sest mesfc1 najiti 81 ne
jake zamestnanf, vytahl v Ute
~ nenabity revolver ma klerka
Williama Hibbingera v Com
munity Fund uTadovne, c. %
Light ulice, kde marne prosil 0
praci, a zadal Cd neho deset
cent?. Kdyz tento mu je dal,
Bekaert rekl mu, ably zavolal
policejnfho straznfka. Kdyz
tento zavolan pTisel, Bekaert
Sc mu ma m1ste vidal.
Bekaert rekl, re chce jiti do
zalafe, ponevac je jenom ma
obtfz matce sve, jez zije v els.
603 Frederick ulice v Brookly-
nu a jez jest 81 rokG stara.
Trest ma prepaid vymeren
mdze byti az do vyse 20 rokd.
Soudi Sc vsak, re pr1pad bude
souzen tax, aby Bekaertovi, O
nemz vse vysetreno bude, bylo
pomozeno.
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Otcove Sc dohodli.

Prac1 pravnfch zastupc1 O.
boj1 strany docfleno bylo toho,
re koncem tydne zaloby ma Wy
puzen1 nekterych radnf zasta-
veny byly. Ctyri radnf jez u
fadu sveho zbaveni byti nell,
ponevac neplatili dane pfi nej-
mensfm $500 rocne z majetku,
byli: republikane J. Warren
Burgess a Thomas l.. A. Mus
grave a demokrate: James B..
Blake Frank j. Bauer. Zba-
ven1 1fadu zahajeno bylo de-
mokraty, ,jak Sc pravf ma rozkaz
zemreleho bossa, Franka Kel-
lyho. Republikane obratili Sc
proti tomu a zadali re sve stra-
ny, ably diva demokrate vypu-
zeni byli 1radu mestske rady.
Zalezitost sla skrze soudy.
Nyn1 zastupci obou stran od-
volali naroky sve a 4 meststf
radn1 budou 1Tadovati dale.
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ZavrazdSn automobilem.

Deset ran vypaleno bylo ry-
chile "a sebou casne rano v pom
deli ma rohu Cough a Eden u
lie. Policiste zaslechse rany z
vychodnf stanice pribehli k mi
stu, jez bylo opusteno S vymin-
kou jednoho mrtveho, jenz Sc
del v automobile. V nemocni-
ci, kan lined odvezen, lekaTi
vysetrili, re usmrcen byl ranou
do srdce. Stotoznen byl jake
Charles Gorschboth, 81 rokG
starry Eden ulice.
Y nekolika hodinach sebrani
byli polici1: Michael Colanno,
Samuel Barrozie, Anthony Ross
a Augustine Perna. Colanno a
Barrozie obvineni jsou z vraz-
dy, druz1 diva drzani jsou ia
svedky.
Automobil zasazeny nekoli-
ka kulemi, jest majetkem Ros-
sa Gorschboth, jak zjisteno,
strelen byl, kdyz chtel vyjfti z
automobile.
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Vypadl S okna.

Harris Silver, padesat rokd
starry, obchodn1k nabytkem v e.
200 N. Ann ulice, zahalen pla-
meny skocil S okna 2. poschod1
ma dlazbu ulice v pondell v ca
sne rann1 hodine. Syn jeho, "a
lety Morris, v nekolika hodi-
mach podlehl popaleninam V
nemocnici.
Policista, William Zborow-
ski, uvidel, re mfstnost ma PRIV
MIN poschodf naplnena nabyt-
KEN, horf. Spolu S druhem,
George Schaefer, chtel vylomiti
dvere. Kdyz Sc jim to podari-
10, zatlaceni byli zpet do ulice
plameny.
Kdyz hasici Sc blizili, stars1
Silver hoTfcimi ma mem saty
vyskocil oknem a tezce sc IRA
nil. Hasici S hadic1 v ruce pro-
brali Sc po nekolika schodech
mezi prvn1m a druhym poscho-
dim ma schod, ma nemz nalezli
v bezvedoml lezlcfho syna. Ma
ceste do nemocnice zemrel. Ne
kolik hasicG bylo omameno
kourem.
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Pomocnik " obchods okradl
obchod.

Spravce obchodu obuvf "Wise
Shoes" ma w. Lexington ulici,
shit byl do bezvedomi a olou-
pen $4,000, kdyz v pondeli v
noci poc1tal Sc svym pomocni-
KEN prijmy "a sobotu pom
cell. Pomocn1k jeho, 28lety
Jack Fisher, hledan jest policif
Warren A. McCarns, spravce
obchodu udal, re Fisher kdyz
spolu penfze pocitali, jej uderil
do hlavy tloukl jej az ztratil
vedomf. Pen1ze ma to wal a
prchl.
Detektivove v dome We 1000
bloku N. Calvert ulice, v nemz
Fisher Sc zenou svojf bydlel,
nenalezli po mem ami stopy. V
nedeli oba byli hosty v dome
McCarnse.
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Dozvuky nerovneho manzelstvi

Helen Henderson, byvala he
recka a manzelka Baltimorske-
no Millionaire, Aarona Benesche
z Gay ulice, pry Sc vda znovu.
Tentokrate jej1m manzelem
byti ma Robert Johnston Rice,
S nlmz jiz jednou oddana byla,
pax Sc Cd neho rozvesti dala a
nyn1 MIN znovu ozeniti Sc "a
myslf.
0 sflatku Beneschem, star
Gem, prav1:
"zila jsem v nadhere. Co
tato mne vsak jineho prinesla
nezli jenom nespokojenost?
Mr.. Benesch jiste Sc zmenil
po oddavkach. Predepsal mi
celou knihu, co nesmim delati.
Nesmela jsem rlditi svdj auto
mobil, nesmela jsem schazeti Sc
$ jinymi prately, nesmela jsem
je castovati. Zda Sc mi, re ze
mne chtel udelati starou matro-
nu. Po jedenact dn1 jsem no
poslouchala a pax jsem sla.'
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DOPIS.

Chicago, dne 26. brezna 1928.
Odbocka Narodnfho Vyboru
akce v Baltimore, Md, pro zbu-
dovani Domova Vaiec. Slepcu
Ceskoslovensku:
Pan Jos. VonaSek, taJ.
724 N. Port Str,
Vazeny pane!
Tlumocte prosim Vasemu w
boru nejsrdecnejsl dix Narod-
niho Vyboru "a tax rychlou a
dcinnou akci, ktera korunova-
ma byla skvelym vysledkem -
skolektovanim $4,000.
Vybor Vas byl prvnl, ktery
Sc pfihlasil, a proto usneslo Sc
riditelstvo uverejniti Vas dopis.
Tesfme Sc nadejf, re bude po-
hnutkou a vzpruhou ostatnim
VyborGm, ably nasledovaly Va
seho prfkladu.
Opetne doklad, co lie pfi
svorne spolecne praci dokazati.
Kez vsude by bylo pochopeno,
re k velke, imposantnl repre-
sentaci jest nutno, ably vsichni
Cechoslovaci, bez rozdllu poll
tickeho neb nabozenskeho pre-
svedceni, vystupovali spolecne.
Jak pravdive jest pflslovi: eve
Spojenl Slla!
Pripojujeme srdecny dix
jmenem Druziny Oslepenych
VojinG v Ceskoslovensku.
S krajanskym pozdravem
"a Narodn1 Vybor akce We pro-
speech Domova Valec. Slepc1
v CSR.
FIR. Horlivy, tajemnik
Tento dopis obdrzel tajemnik
odbocky a povazuje to "a po-
vinnost seznamiti S obsahem je-
no ,celou ceskoslovenskou ve-
fejnost.
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Esther Cooper prepadena by
la pc pGlnoci patku na sobotu
u Waverly presbytern1ho koste-
Ia V blfzkosti sveho domu cislo
1922 Old York road. Utocnik
pocal j skrtiti. Prepadena Wy
kfikla, vytrhla Sc 1tocniku, KITE
ry "a nj bezel az ku schod1m
jej1ho domu.
Pfepadena byla, kdyz vrace-
la Sc navstevy sve pritelkyne,
Rose Jeckle z 81. ulice.
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Udal, ze bandite mu wall
S164.

Dva bandite pTepadli a okra-
dli Edwarda Zinkse, Tidice ga
sal1noveho trucku firmy Sher-
wood Brothers a okradli jej o
1854.
Zlodeji, jak udal, cekali v
automobile ma Philadelphia
road u Golden Ring. Kdyz pri-
jel, vyskocili a revolvery prinu-
till jej ku vydanl penez.
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Stafena zachransna strSzni-
KEN.

Omamena koufem We SVEN
dome We 400 bloku w. Sarato-
ga ulice, 79 rokG stara Mary M.
Webb, zachranena byla policej
MIN strazn1kem, Josefem G..
Zarubou, ktery starenu vynesl
do ulice. Zaruba uvidev kour
vyraziti z budovy, zavolal hasi-
ce a pax vrazil do domu, kde O.
hen zavinen byl pretopenim ka-
men ma prvnlm poschodi.
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Opily manzel vrazil do bytu
manzelky. Zavren ma so dni.

Pro 1tok ma manzelku svoji,
Margaret, odsouzen byl do We
zen1 ma 60 dn1 Walter Sparrow.
Jak dosvedceno, Walter v
noci z nedele ma pondeli opily
rozrazil dvere domu {. II Dex-
ter ulice, kde zena jeho bydle-
Ia a udefil manzelku do leveho
Okla.
Pri soudu vysetreno bylo, ze
pro podobny prestupek odsou-
zen byl ku pokute $26.45 Sc
dmnacteho brezna.
Soudce v nahledu, re poku-
ia nepomaha, zkusi, zdali We
zen1 pomGze.
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Ia Huberem Itzel.

John Itzel pc trinact rokd or
chestralnl zastupce Baltimor-
skeho symfonickeho orkestru,
podal svoji resignaci, jjez v plat
most veJiti ma 21. dubna, kdy
riditi bude posledni koncert or
kestru. Itzel byl jednim z pred
nlch hudebnlku Baltimorskych.
We ctvrtek minuleho tydne
resignoval mestsky reditel hud-
by, Frederick r. Huber.
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Manzel We vezeni, manzelka
bez podpory.

Sedmnact rokI stara John
Martin, 1918 N. Gay ulice, oci-
tia Sc nemilem postavenl.
Manzel jeji odsouzen byl ma
sest mesfcG do polepsovny pro
nepodporovani rodiny. Man
zelka stojl tu dvema ditkama
opustena bez centu. Ucet "a
plyn cinf $40, najemne SIS ma
zaplaceno byti a nikde zadny
liver.
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LekarIv onyl usmrtil zenu a
hocha.

Jeden z lekar1 Johns Hop
kins nemocnice We stredu roz-
nemohl Sc, kdyz poznal svoji
chybu uzitf nepraveho leku,
j1mz usmrcena byla Susie Carr
a Kennetha Hasenei, Is rokG
starry hoch.
Omylem wal lahvicku, jez
obsahovala prudky lex. Obe
lahvicky, ,jeden pravym lekem
a druha s jedem byly 81 velice
podobne.