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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
NORTHWESTERN IS LOOKING FORWARD
TO GAME WITH CRUSHED GOPHER OUTFIT

complain until the game was over.
A cursory examination indicated
that he had fractured a bone near
the lower end of his spine.
But what was gloom at Minnesota
was cheer at Northwestern. where
Coach Dick Hanley's Wildcats sensed
chance to break into the confer
ence win column for the first time
this season by whipping Minnesota
Saturday. Northwestern came out of
the grueling Illinois game in splen-
did physical shape and with added
confidence.
Cold weather stopped much of the
practice in the Big Ten camps yes
terday, but today word was sent out
everywhere that the hardest work
outs of the campaign were in order.
Ohio State erected larger flood
lights for its practice field and
planned to work by night in prepara-
ton for the invasion of Princeton's
Tiger Saturday. The Buckeye came
out Of the Indiana fray in splendid
physical shape except for Leo Ras-
kowskl, star tackle, who injured his
ankle. He may be out of the Prince
ton game.
Wisconsin's lire was bolstered by
the return to good graces of one OF
its ''bad boys" Joe Kresky, veteran
guard. Gene Rose, star halfback
who was suspended with kresky fol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
1 sE5s
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
Chicago-Jerry fluffy" Grif.
fiths. Sioux City, Iowa. out.
pointed Harry Dillon, Winni.
peg. (1O). Joe Thomas. Del.
vein. Iowa, knocked out Tommy
Mcfarland. Flint. Mich, a..
Harrisburg. Pa. - William
Parrish. Baltimore. outpointed
George Siddons, Philadelphia,
(s).
Wichita. kans. ~ Babe Hunt.
Ponca City. Okla. outpointed
Jone Lehman, Toledo, O.. (10).
Patsy Ollock. Winnipeg, stopped
Fred Wilmington, Oklahoma
City. (7).
Cincinnati - Harry kid"
Brown. Philadelphia, stopped
Vincent Hambright, Cincinnati,
(5). Nick Martin. Cleveland.
and Tommy Billiard. Cincinnati,
drew, co.. Jack Wrains, Hunt
ington, w. Va. outpointed Mike
Barren. Cincinanti. CO..
Indianapolis - Happy Ather.
ton. Indianapolis, outpoited
Young Carpentero, Toledo, (10).
Ehrman Clark. Indianapolis,
knocked out Tommy OLaugh.
lin. Springfield. ILL.,, (2).
Newcastle. Pa. - Johnny Me-
Coy. San Antonio. Texas, and
Willie Davies, Carlerot, Pa,
drew, (1O).
Joplin. Mo. - Billy Atkinson.
Los Angeles, knocked out Royal
Coffman, Omaha, az.
Kansas City - Tiny Roebuck,
Oklahoma. outpointed Walker
Rich. (10).
Allentown. Pa. Henri De-
wancker. France. outpointed
Babe Herman, California, (1O).
New York - Tony Canzoneri,
New York, outpointed CASTOR
Charles. France. (10). Johnny
Erickson. New York. outpointed
Benny Hall. St. Louis, (4).
Jack Sullivan, Brooklyn, out
pointed Jimmy Carney. Scran-
ton. Pa. a.. Kid Chocolate,
Cuba, knocked out Joie Ross,
Boboken, N. j., az.
Buffalo - Jimmy Slattefy,
Buffalo. knocked out Otis Gard
ner, Pittsburgh, (2). Virgil
kinkade, st. Louis, outpointed
Tony Tozzo. Buffalo. (8).
Newark. N. J.-Vincent Dun.
dee, Baltimore. outpointed Bill.
lie Algers, Arizona. (1O).
Philadelphia - Phil McGraw,
Detroit. won on foul over Benny
Bass. Philadelphia, (4). Pau
lie Walker. Trenton, N. J.. OUT
pointed Frank Sacco, Philadel.
phia, co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
BOXING GROUP
WANTS POWER

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-(AP-A CAM
paign to draw non-member state
commissions with legalized boxing
into the National Boxing association
has been started by Paul Prehn,
newly elected president Of the ma
tional organization.
Under his plan, each state COM
mission which is a member of the
N. B. A. will communicate with the
non-members, New York, Pannsyl-
vania, Massachusetts. California,
Wyoming, Idaho, and South Dakota,
urging them to join.
IF it is impossible for these
states to come in" Prehn said, "the
Illinois commission will them at
tempt to arrange working agree
ment whereby suspensions and other
rulings will be respected by Illinois
and the state where the agreement
is made. If this can be accomplish
ed. the ring game will be advanced
considerably"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
Nagurski Injured Spine and
May Be Out of Game In
definitely; Duke Johnson
Wrenches Muscles and Team
in General Suffers Shell
Shock

Chicago. Oct. 30.-(F-Minne-
sofas gridiron machine, which has
been bonecrushing its way to tri-
umph for two years, today was
crushed itseN-crushed not only out
of the Big Ten football champion
ship, but crushed physically.
Its biggest battering ram, Bronko
big Nag" Nagurski, suffered such
a severe spinal injury in the Iowa
game that he may be lost to the
Gophers indefinitely: Duke Johnson.
guard, was incapacitated with badly
wrenched muscles in an automobile
accident after the game, and the
team in general was somewhat she'll
shocked, making its comeback CAM
paign q difficult one.
OF the injuries, it is feared that
Nagurski's is most serious. Nagur-
ski was hurt in the second period
Of the Iowa game, but refused to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
Brothers Snare
Golf Meet HOnOrS

Pueblo, COL, Oct. 3O.-Fiva
brothers made family affair of q
municipal golf tournament here re-
Gently. And what's more, there are
three more brothers coming along
who will be out for blood in golf
tournaments of this section in a few
years.
Bill Marsalis, youngest of the five
in the tournament, won the cham-
pionship by defeating his brother
Mac. Three Of the Marsalis boys
were in the finals.
Bill is Is, Mac 20, Louis %, Pete
and John "a. Yes, Pete and John
are twins. They learned their golf.
first on a home-built course when
thcy~were children, and then as cad
dies.
The three youngest Marsalis boys
are now playing golf on a vacant
lot near their home and intend mix>
ing it up with the older boys in d
few years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
Yale Coach Proves
He Is a Sportsman

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 3O.-Mal
Stevens, Yale's young football coach.
is sportsman of the highest type,
with few original ideas about that
characteristic.
Having a rather intricate triple
pass play which he planned to use
against an important rival, Stevens
and rival coaches went in a huddle
before the game and discussed that
particular play and others.
You don't have to tell the other
side your secrets" remarked one of
the Yale officials.
why not ?" he asked. "They
won't know how the play is made,
and l am sure the coaches will keep
it to themselves. just as l would
under SIMILAR conditions"
1t might be added that the play
was tried. but failed, not because
the opposition stopped it, but be-
cause q Yale player went out Of
bounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30
MenOken Youth Stars
With Jimmie GridderS

Walter Boyd, Menoken, is a men,
Der Of the football squad of James,
town College which is in the midst
of one of its best seasons from the
standpoint of the quality of football
played. jamestown has never had a
greater quantity of good material
with which to develop a great team.
Experience is the only thing it
lacks and the team is overcoming
this obstacles readily.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30

ANOTHER ALL-AMERICAN
Southern California football has
furnished two All-America quarter
backs in recent years in nrury and
Kaer and may furnish another this
year in Don Williams.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30

breaking rules, may get back this
week. Coach Glen Thistlethwaite
plans to bolster his offensive this
week for Alabama's invasion Satur-
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30

Who will play second base for the
Washington club next season now
that Bucky Harris is at Detroit Z
Most of the wise ones in baseball
circles think that Jack Hayes, who
has been used on the infield some BY
the Senators the past two years, has
the inside track for the Job. Hayes
learned his baseball at. the Univer1
sity Of Alabama.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30

LIVES UP TO HIS NAME
Mid-western critics are calling
Mayes McLain, the big Indian full
back at Iowa, "Five-yards" McLain.
He's good for that distance any
time he carries the ball, they say.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-30

1907 of the Doctors interviewed
on the Staff Of StIukes Hospital,
NewBrk-are Cigar. Smokers

M the doctors interviewed on
~ the staff Of this leading hos.
pital-all smoke cigars.
Cigar smoking cannot be a mere
nervous habit. In the slow, lei.
sured smoking Of the cigar is the
taste, the comfort and the solace
that are tobacco's greatest gifts
to man. One cigar is not lighted
from the end Of another, nerv.
ously and hurriedly. Cigar smok.
ers are keen and alert after hours
ofunAagging concentration. And
the fine, full favor Of the cigar
can be enjoyed without inhala.
ton.
To quote prominent New York
specialist: THE principal reason
for throat troubles amongst
smokers is the burning, drying
effect Of hot tobacco smoke upon
the tender tissues Of the throat.
Cigar smoke is cool, since the
tobacco burns slowly and is
further cooled and filtered IS il is
drawn through the body Of the
cigar"
Make this test for a week-smoke
cigars exclusively and you will
find yourself feeling better, with
no cough or throat irritation,
improved nerves, increased vi.
tality and less Of that tired feel.
ing. To really test cigars, with
justice to yourself and to cigars,
We suggest the test Be made with
Il Pa1inas.
CONGRESS CIGAR CO.. INC.
philadelphiar Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Setreai denniho svetla Ease
straS1.

Thomas L. A. Musgrave z 5.
distriktu podal v mestske rade
V pondeli resoluci, ,aby nam ma
yor mesta Broening darovati
racil setreni denn1ho svetla, ci-
Ii jinymi slovy, ably nam poru-
Gil postrciti hodiny O hodinu.
Hloupost tato, kterou vyvo-
lali dobe valky Nemci, KITE
ra nekolikrate v Baltimore
pohfbena byla v kosi, poclna
strasiti znovu.
President mestske rady,
Bryant, ustanovil vybor, jenz
ma starosti mlti bude f1zen1 We
fejneho slyseni na mestske rad
nici tento patek We 3 hodiny od-
poledne.
Do vyboru jmenovan spolu S
jinymi dewitt radnimi mas cesky
radn1, August Klecka. Ma W.
boru zaseda sest republikanu a
ctyTi demokrate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Macuba skorem uveznil sveho
bratra.

Gee, ten ma notne nafouk-
le okno", zasmal Sc policajtu
Vincent Macubovi re severoza-
padn1 stanice stoj1cimu We sire
du ma rohu Pennsylvania ave-
nue. a Lanvale ulice neznamy
AZ pT1lis velike", neznamy
kriticky 81 prohlizeje policistu
dale posuzoval.
Straznlk kritikou malo spo-
kojen chystal Sc zatknouti po-
smevacka-cizince, z nehoz je-
Ste v cas- vyloupl Sc bratr jeho
Josef Macuba.
Josef Macuba pristehoval sc
2 Czech do Ameriky jako 11letJ
hoch. Vincent, IA rokG starry
pTijel "a MIN. Josef usadil sc
" Kalifornii v San Francisku
Vincent v Baltimore. Josef ns
ceste do Czech uminil 81 zastavi
ii sc v Baltimore po "a roxy
trvajici vzdalenosti potesiti Sc
bratrem. Shledan1 malem BY
byl zaplatil pro "big bay win
dow" zatcenlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Demonstrated zatceni we
Washingtonu.

Sto sedm clenG vseamericke
protiimperialisticke l1gy uvez-
memo bylo, kdyz v sobotu odpo-
ledne demonstrovali pred Bi-
lynn Domem We Washingtonu
protestuj1ce tim prot zakroce-
nj Spojenych Statd svym VOL
skem v neodvisle republice
Stredn1 Ameriky v Nicaragua.
Dvacet tri z paradujicich
pred Bilym Domem byli Bal
timore. Sedm z Mich po zatce-
nj nemohouce sloziti zaruku
$25 nuceni byli straviti We veze-
nj do pondel1. Hroznf ii hTls-
n1ci byli We start 13, Ia a treba
az II rokG. Nekteri byli star
81. Pochodujici byli z New
Yorku, Baltimore, Filadelfie a
Wilmington. Policie je zatkla,
ponevac Sc prohfesili tim, re
nemeli dovolenf paradovati ma
vladimir pozemku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Vychodni cast otresena zahad-
nym vybuchem.

Vybuch, jfmz nekolik osob
shozeno bylo ze zidll a j1mz
cast vychodnlho distriktu mes
ia otresena byla, oval Sc u
terry odpol. a do stfedy rano w.
svetlen nebyl. cast, jez vybu-
chem otresena byla, rozprost1-
rala Sc cd Loney's lane a Eager
ulice ku Lombard a 8. ulici.
Ma policejnl stanici Toone a
2. ulici otfesem shozen byl po-
licista Andrew Hartner re Ii
die. Ma stanici ma Philadelphia
road hozen byl ma podlahu O.
tresem straznik George Birx.
Nekolik osob porazeno bylo pfi
ch1zi pc ulic1ch.
Pov1dalo Sc, re otres zavinen
byl vybuchem dynamitu v ci-
helnach ma Loney's lane Ea-
ger ulice. Policie nebyla to
potvrditi spravnost udanf toho-
to.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Zpronevsry prevysi asi sumu
$4,000.

Dalsim zkoumanim 1rado-
ven statnl silnicnf komise zji-
steno, re zpronevery pTesahuji
jiz nyn1 sunni $4,000. We spo-
jen1 Sc zproneverami zatcenO
bylo celkem sest zrlzencG stat
nj silnicn1 kOmiSe.
William j. Falkenberg, BY
valy vyplatcf komise, souzen
byl po druhe v pondeli a odsou-
zen do vezen1 ma rok. Prvni
soud s MIN skoncil sc neshodoU
poroty. Vinen byl re zprone-
very $3,248. Butler jiz doznal
ze zproneveril pres $4,000
Spolu MIN odsouzeni byli TT
JIM: Robins, a diva bratf.
Woods. Kazdy odsouzen by
ma tri roxy do vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
z lidske mizerie.

Ma zapadnl policejni stanici
uvezneni byli: 21lety Willard
Ayre 23lety Roland Sebri,
kteri nedeli zkracovali 81 dlou
hou chvili popranlm Sc dome
" 700 bloku w. Lexington ullce
Pri domaci zabave teto Ayre
porezan byl tax, re Univer-
sitni nemocnici pred jeho odpo-
cinkem "a mrlzemi jej museli
trochu "pospraviti."
sest zatcenych v klubu 4.
wardy demokratickych mladl-
k1 We 400 bloku w. Lexington
ulice propusteno bylo v nedeli
z vazby po slozenf zaruky
$1,000 kazdy. Pred soudem
zodpovidati Sc budou pfijl-
mani sack a karbanenl. Sest-
nact svedkn pusteno bylo bez
zaruky.
Pod zaruku $4,000 dany
byly 2 zeny obvinene z prodeje
lfhovin "bez license" z udr-
zovani neporadnych dom1. Dc
Towson dopraveny byly policii
Baltimorskeho okresu z "Bun-
galow-on-the Farm, vyletnlhe
hnizda u Glencoe. Zasoba VI
ma, koralky, egg-nog a domacl-
no piva tam nalezena. z Tar
nv" privezena byla do Towsor
nossky posluha, Cherry Allen
nossky posluh, Cherry Allen
z domu V Randallstown dopra
vena byla Kate Zeigler.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20

Ma severozapadnf policejnl
stanici zavren byl 9 rok1 starry
Chapman, ktery kradl sesti
obchodech ma North a Linden
avenue. z pocatku policie SOU
dila, re dvefe a okna rozbity
byly nejakym blaznem anebo
opilcem. Strazn1ci ma konec
dopadli kluka, ktery lahvl Cd
mleka dobyval Sc do sedmeho
obchodu. Mezi obchody klu-
KEN navst1venymi byl tez OBJ
chod Gotlieba Smetany, 6. $50
w. North avenue.
Ukradl v celku asi SIG. Do
obchodG dobyval sc lahvemi Cd
mleka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Ia hochovu smrf chce
odSkodne.

John Hasenci zaluje lekaTe
Johns Hopkins nemocnice, Ora.
Harry M. Robinsona, ma od-
skodne obnosu $4,000. Ia
lujfc1 vin1 lekare, re zavinil
smrt jeho syna 27. bTezna po-
DAMN mu jedu mfsto leku. O
politovanf hodne nehode teto
prinesli jsme zpravu ''Tele-
grafu". Tehoz dne touze pTl-
cinou zavinena byla smrt ne
mocne Susie Carr. Superinten-
dent nemocnice, DR.. Smith, wy
svetlil nehodu tuto tim, re lah-
yicky, jedna obsahuj1c1 prayy
lex a druha jed, byly sobe zee
Ia podobne, spolu barva leku a
jedu byla skoro 1plne 81 podob-
ma. DR.. Robinson leku uz1val
po Is rokG v nemocnici We vice
nezli 10000 pripadech. Smut
ny pT1pad 27. bfezna byl PRIV
MIN sveho druhu v Johns Hop
kins nemocnici.
= Lekarnik, Christian H
Strobel, zaluje Emerson Drug
spolecnost ma odskodne $780,
900. V zalobe uvad1, re v zaTi
r. 1925 vybuchla mu lahev S
Bromo Seltzer a kousky skla
zaryly Sc mu do oc1, cfmz zrak
jeho utrpel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Po vypiti linimentu Sc probodl.

V dome SVEN v 1900 blOku
Presbury ulice nalezen byl V
nedeli ma podlaze lez1c1 bez-
.vedom1 20lety David Sheer.
Kdyz priveden byl ku vedomf,
udal, re vypil lahev linimentu
a pax Sc probodl kuchynskym
nozem. Stav jeho uznan kri-
tickym.
= Charles Ritnell 100 bio
ku Orleans ulice, ucinil pokus
otravy plynem. V cas- byl male
zen a zachranen.
- Dvanactilety skolak, Ed
ward Kratz re S. Catherine u
lice ucinil pokus otravy jedem,
aby nemusil jfti do skoly. W.
pill lahev prfpravky ma cisteni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
PozIstalosf byvaleho demokra-
tickeho bossa, Kelly, cini asi
S15O.OOO.

Odhadci soudf, re poz1sta-
lost byvaleho demokratic keho
bossa, Johna S. ('tFrank') Kel-
ly, cini ma jistinach mezi dvace-
ii peti a triceti tisfci dolarG We
die Ill ground rentG, Gill do
hromady mezi sto dive ste IL
|sici dolarG.
-Hlavni pod1l z poznstalosti
bude dan dvema 1stavum
Home of the Friendless Ma.
ryland School for the Blind.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Mayor pro poceti praci.
Mayor Broening tuto str,

Mayor Broening tuto stredu
pozadal komisi ma rozsiren1
pf1stavu, aby pocala Sc stavbou
pieru, jenz staven byti ma ma
konci McComas ulice pro West
ern Maryland drahu.
Dale oznamil, re v zasedani
vyboru ma odhady zadany bu-
dou kontrakty, ma nez vynalo-
zeno bude vice neil 100000.
Prace usp1seny budou, ably
odpomozeno bylo aspon castec-
ne panuj1cl zde nezamestnano-
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20

Zdravotn1 komisaf, DR.. Jones,
udava We sve tydenni zprave,
re posledn1m tydnu v Balti-
more pTibylo ma poctu onemoc-
nen1. Novych nemoci, jez Sc
pfenasl, oznameno bylo 1,216
proti 389 V tydnu teze dolby
pred rokem.
DR.. Jones pTlr1stek pricita
novemu radenl spalnicek. Ma
spalnicky zemrelo sedm d1tek.
Spave nemoci podlehly dve O.
soby. V tydnu zemTelo celkem
284 osob.
Zaznamenano bylo dvanact
osudnych nehod a dive sebe-
vrazdy.
Dltek narodilo sc 246.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Spojene Staty plati prilis mno
ho "a dohre casY.

Ukazuje ma fakt, re v posled-
MIN roce spachano bylo We Spo-
jenych Statech 10000 sebe-
vrazd, rektor episkopalniho
kostela, DR.. Birckhead rekl, re
narod "nejbohats1 a v mnohych
zp1sobech tes1cf Sc nejv6ts1mu
blahobytu ma svete", platf pfl-
lis vysokou cenu "a blahobyt
svuj.
Amerika stoj1 v cele vsech
narodl svym poctem sebevrazd
Nevazen1 81 lidskeho zivota sta
va Sc We Spojenych Statech
stale rostouc1m problemem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Mayor kritisovan pro necinnost
odpomoci nezamestnanosti.

Ma Johns Hopkins universlte
v nedeli skonceny byly porady
@ nynejsi nezamestnanosti, je-
Jim rozsahu, pTicinach a du-
sledcfch. Porady organisovany
byly Baltimorskym Sdruzenim
Prace a Baltimorskou koleJl
Prace.
V konferenci primo kritiso-
van byl mayor mesta, re niceho
nekona; aby pomohl nezamest-
nanosti, kterou tax veliky pocet
delnictva trpl.
j. A. Muir, dohllzitel odbo-
ru spolecnosti General Electric
ukazal ma zcela jine chovanl Sc
mayora Broeninga v roce 1921
roce nynejs1m. V roce 1921
mayor Broening ucinil mnoho
We prospech nezamestnanych.
V nynejSi krisi necinl niceho.
Muir ukazal ma zpravu Sc
kretare vnitra, Hoovera, ktery
dovozuje, ze problem jak ce-
liti nezamestnanosti jest PRIV
nj rade problemem jednotli-
vych obc1 a zodpovednost re
nutne spoc1va ma mayoru.
Muir tvrdil, re mayor Broen-
ing necini letos niceho, aby po-
mohl okamzitym zadan1m kon-
traktH ma prace liz povolene a
tax pomoci v nynejs1 b1de ne
zamestnanym, jichz v Balti-
more cita Sc Cd $4,000 ma 75,-
900.
H. G.. Perring, byvaly dohlf-
zejlcf inzenyr mesta udal, ze
ma deset milionG dolarG jest po
ruce ma budovan1 Skol a ze ami
cent ma ucel tento nyn1 vydavan
nen1. Dale ukazal ma jine pro-
jekty, jez kdybby provadeny
byly nyni, molly by pomoci ne
zamestnanym, jako k. pr. sta
ven1 Pettlyby hraze a navrze-
ma zlepsovan1 Pennsylvania
drahy. Perring ukazal, re z
kazde stranky jest vyhodnym
pro mestske finance provadeti
zlepsovacf prace, kdyz v dobe
jakou jest nynejsf krise, zada-
vani kontraktd jest zvlaste w
hodnym.
Hlavni rec pronesl DR.. Sum-
mer HI. Schlichter, professor
Cornell university, ktery rozde-
lii nezamestnanost ma tTi sku-
piny: docasnou, opakujic1 Sc a
technologickou. Posledn1 =
technologicka = pdsobena jest
zmenou strojG vyvolavaj1c1 no.
We zpusoby prace a zvysenou
cinnost.
DR.. Schlichter jest toho ma
zoru, re nynejsf nezamestna-
most zavinena jest hlavne pTilis
rychlym zavadenim praci setri-
cfch zp1sobG, rychlejs1m nezli
vytvaren1 novych praci. Pra-
vii, ze musfme prikrociti ku pc
tidennl praci tydnu a ku ses-
tihodinnove praci dennf. Dou-
ia, re nen1 dolekou doba, kdy
delnici nalehati budou ma to,
aby nepfetrzite zamestnani by
Ii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Dive popaleny.

Ellen Eckert jejf dcera
Lottie Schroeder popaleny by
ly v jejich dome ma Riggs road,
kdyz Eckertova cistila kuchyil-
ska kamna, pTi cemz cd plynu
chytily ma nj saty. Dcera po-
palena byla snazfc sc uhasiti
ma matce hor1c1 saty. ODE da-
ny byly do nemocnice, kde STAY
matky uznan kritickym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20

tavenue. Velika legrace pripra
vena pc oba vecery, tax re ma
vstevnici byli udrzovani We We
sele nalade.
- Dne IL. dubna o osme no
dine vecer pOTadal Prvn1 CeskJ
Damsky Demokraticky Klub 7
wardy Banket ma pocest jedno
|rocniho trvan1. Navsteva byls
tax velika, re by Sc tam jiz vice
lidi ami neveslo. Slavnostnf pro.
gram zahajen byl ct. sestrou
pTedsedkou a zakladatelkou
klubu, pf. Bessie R1ha, kterd
kratkymi a uprlmnymi slovy
pfivftala nejprve sestry a pra-
| tel va pax podekovala p. pred
sedovi E. skrabkovi celemu
panskemu klubu "a jejich ODE
| tavost po cely rok nam proka-
zovanou, pri cemz podala p.
pfedsedovi penezity darek cd
mas pro pansky klub darovtany
P. predtseda chvejfc1m Sc hla-
sem a pohnut1m velkym
prekvapen1m omen darek pri-
| ial a pral nam vsem mnoho
St9sti a zdaru a yzrGst naseho
clenstva, pri cemz bylo provo
lano hlucne INA zdar". Dale
mezi jinym p. predseda pravil :
Pratele, dostalo Sc mne vysme-
chu vsude kan jsem prisel re
zalozen byl u mas Damsky Klub
re ami 6 mes1cG to nebude trvat
a ia re po Mich zametu koste-
tenn prazdne mfsto, ale easy
Sc menf a lide v Mich. Pfatele,
bylo tech Dam hrstka - bylo
jich celkem IA a nez uplynul
rok s pricinenfm a praci do
brych 1rednic a laskou sester-
skou zfskaly sob6 100 clenek,
jaka to krasna prace. Ses. mi
stopTedsedka pi. J. Janda po-
dala kytici karafiatd Klubem
darovanou nasl pfedsedce a
pod6kovala il "a praci "a cely
rok vykonanou. Preds. kveti-
nu pfijala, ale pro pohnuti a
size nemohla promluvit. Dale
pc ukoncenf programu vyzvala
ses. pfedsedka vsechny pritom-
ne, by zasedly ku krasne upra-
venym stolilm ktere Sc pod tt
hou dobrych jfdel az prohyba-
ly a ma kterych mali tu nejvet-
81 zasluhu naSe slavne kuchaf-
ky. Dale Sc muslin zmlnit o
nasich mladych obsluhovatel-
kach ma stoly, ktere koukaly
vsechny jako r1zicky, vsechny
byly stejne obleceny coz delalo
velice pekny DOZEN. Dale mu-
sine vzdat dix pf. ses. Marii
Smith, ktera darovala a obsa-
dila krasny polstar, ktery vyne-
81 jedenact dolar1 pro Klub.
Krasny stribrny set nadobf W.
hrala pl. Frances Week a p1.
Marie Smith kvetinu. Zabava
trvala skoro al do rama, pone-
vadz cd p6kn6 hubby, jldla a
pitt Sc zadnemu nechce dom1.
M. Senger
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Sedmilety Sc spoutal.

"Buddie" Navratil, 7 rokd
starry hoch z {. 2204 Eager
Place, nalezl We stfedu pouta
ma zeleznicn1ch kolejfch v biz
kosti domu svych rodic1. Pouta
jez dal 81 ma ruce, Sc zavrela a
hoch nemohl Sc jich zbyti az ma
severovychodn1 policejnl stani-
ci mu otevTena byla.
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Do zalare ma 6 rok1 poslan
byl Frederick Carroll, jenz "a
strelil Mary Rodgers 4. brezna
v 100 bloku Jenkins ulicky.
Pri soudu dokazano, re zastre-
lena byla nahodne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
ctyri hosi osvobozeni kradeze

Ctyfi hosi We veku cd II do
Is rokn souzeni byli pro vlou-
pani sc do garaze v Curtis Bay
a ukradeni tabaku a clgaret V
Gene $50 z trucku. Soudce pro-
pustil hochy ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-20
Tele S troll hubou.

V patek narodilo sc ma far
me Franka B. Beasmana II
Sykesville tele trojf hubou,
trojl radou zubG tTemi nosy.