davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
cinsky, 80 rokG starry restaura.
ter, usmrcen cernochem.

V 900 bloku Druid Hill ave-
nue. zabit byl nozem 80 rok1
starry, oblibeny tam mattel re-
staurantu, Cinan Der Jong.
Cernosi bydllci " budove udali,
re zvykem C1nana bylo spati v
restaurantu ma cotu, ktery 81
stavel uprostred mistnosti. Ko-
lem 8. hodiny rano v nedeli sly
sell, jak volal: "Co chcete?"
Ma otazku jeho oval Sc roz-
kaz: "Dej mi penize." Ma to
zaslechli sramot jako zapasu a
pax rama. Kdyz vb6hli do
mfstnosti, zahledli Cinana lezf-
clho proseknutym hrdlem ma
podlaze.
Cernoch bydlicl v sousednim
dome, James Williams, prcha-
jfcf, napaden byl policejnlm
psem We dvorku domu. Psa od-
hodil. Cernosi, rozzuren1 smr-
II jejich prftele, hnali Sc "a MIN
Tento hroziti jim pocal revol-
verem. Ku pronasledovanl pri-
pojili Sc sergeant Hitzelberger
a policista Karel Soukup. Ma
MOTORCYCLE pronasledovali jej
ulicemi a ulickami. Hnany Ger
noch konecne zabehl do ulicky
v 500 blocku Biddle ulice, kde
zastaven byl policisty: Bruf-
fem a Burnsem. Preskocil O.
hradu a ukryl Sc We dvorku,
kde Bruff sc jej konecne zmoc-
nil. Williams nafknut jest z
vrazdy Cllana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27

Vladni komisar, Supplee,
propustil ma svobodu Is rok6
stareho Salvatore Sabine pro
jeho prilis mlada leta.
Hoch pred soudce postaven
byl Sc svym prfbuznym, AL
phonse Penna. Oba vineni by
Ii z prodeje kofalky. Hoch
prodal prohibicnfmu agentu
pul pintu kofalky v dome We
800 bloku E. Belvedere avenue
Matce hochove dal soudce O.
sire napomenutf, aby dala ma
hocha pozor a chranila jej
pred zlou spolecnostf, v nfz Sc
pohyboval.
V dtery zatceni byli pro-
hibicn1mi agenty diva, zasoby
llhovin skonfiskovany v II
mlstnostech, jez toho dne pre-
padeny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Pravnicky odbor ma Johns
Hopkins.

Ma Johns Hopkins universi-
te zrlzen bude ustav ma studi-
UNI prava, jak prave oznameno
bylo. Financni zdroje zajiste-
ny jsou ma dobu peti rok1. Po-
kus ucinen bude, aby 1stav byl
trvalym. Finance zajistili ma
dobu peti rokG: Edwin c.. Baet
Jer, John w. Garrett, Jacob
Epstein a duvern1ci university
zahrnuje to presidenta B. &
0. drahy, Daniela Willard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27

Ma banketu hotelu Emer-
son We stredu vecer zorganiso-
vala Sc l1ga pravnikG, kterf
pracovati budou pro zvoleni
AL. Smitha "a presidenta. Hla-
vnfm recnfkem byl professor
Johns Hopkins university, DR..
John j.. Latane.
We vyvodech jeho MIN SOU
hlasil William L. Marbury, KITE
ry zvolen byl presidentem lfgy.
Oba mluvili prot protestan-
tGm, kterf nechteji voliti Smi-
tha. TAX zvanf "politictf ka-
zatele" podle pTfkladu .'Sunu"
obema napadeni byli.
Narodn1 demokraticky
vybor New Yorku pocita, re
ma volby demokraticka strana
vynaloziti must cd p1l tretfho
do osmi milionG dolard.
Suma tato kryti bude ienom
vydaje narodn1ho vyboru. Nei-
sou do nj vpocltana vydanf, iez
ucinena budou We prospech vo-
leb do kongresu.
Podrobnosti kampane jest6
vypracovany nejsou. Raskob
slibuje, re kampa6 vedena bu-
de 1s1l1m We vsech statech.
Hlavne pen1ze obraceny budou
ma clanky novinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Vzala Jed.

Pc hadce 5 manzelem svym,
padesat rokG stara Kate Slider
z JIM IL. plice vzala jed. V
bezvedomf vzata byla do ne
mocnice.
Ma Johnson Square male
zen byl v bezvedomf lezfcl GA
lety ]. L. Crandall. V nemoc-
nici, kan zanesen byl, behem
pGl hodiny zemTel. Smrt jeho
zavinena byla jedem.
= Omylem vzala jedovatou
pilulku Margaret East z Liber-
ty road povazuj1c il "a pilulku
prOti bolenl hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Brother Paul provincialem
radu.

Brother Paul, reditel St. Ma
ry's polepsovny, zvolen byl
provincialem XaverianskehO
radu pro cely svet, Buges v
Belgii ma mezinarodni konfe-
renci radove tam konane. Zlti
bude nyni Belgii. Zvolenl
jeho jest prvnim pripadem, kdy
American zvolen byl "a hlavu
radu pro cely svet.
Brother Paul dosud byl pro-
vincialem radu pro Ameriku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Predbszne oznameni.
Mas radni p. Aug. Kle

Mas radnf p. Aug. Klec-
ka oznamuje, ze Sc bude konat
hudebni koncert. ma rohu Col
lington Ave. a Ashland Ave. a
sice pondeli, 80. cervence cd
8. do 1890 hodin vecer. Neo-
pomente Sc dostavit V plnem
poctu a vyslechnout tuto NEST
skou kapelu.
- Sbor Katolickych Sokolu
"a spoluucasti ostatnich sboru
zupy Rip oslav1 35ti-lete trvani
Sboru We dnech Cd II. do 20.
srpna. Ostatnl ma plakatech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Ma dvacet rokI pro Ioupez.

George F. Dennis odsouzen
byl We stredu ma 20 rok1 pro
pfepadeni Jacoba Steina v je
no obchodu v 500 bloku Barre
ulice 10. cervence.
Stein, jemuz Dennis hrozil
revolverem, popadl sekac ma
maso a banditu vyhnal. Dennis
We chvatu ztratil klobouk OBJ
chodu, podle n6ho poznan a
zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Milionovy zednarsky dim bu-
de pOStayen.

Zednari "Skotske loze' usne
sli Sc ma schulz v hotelu Emer-
son, re postav1 nakladem jed
noho milionu dolarG spolkovy
dunn ma Charles ulici 20. uli-
ce. Plany praci ma Clyde N.
Friz, Baltimorsky architekt. V
budove bude auditorium, jez
bude moci pojmouti 1900 osob.
Mlstnost pro hosting bude teze
velikOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Pokousanych psy 389.

Statni zdravotnf trad We W.
kazu SVEN oznamuje, re 389 O.
sob pokousano bylo psy Cd po-
catku tohoto roku. z t6chto
jenom u 73 nutnym uziti Paste
urova lecen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
DGlniku rozdrcena ruka.

Andrew Demski, 55lety z
Bank ulice zachycen byl rukou
svojf do stroje v tovarn6 Oil
Seed Crushing ma Z. ulici a ru-
ka We stroll mu rozdrcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27

Cernossky demokraticky klub
IA. wardy resoluci sve vini
prohibicni dodatek ku konsti-
tuci z korupce. V -resoluci te-
to odporucuje zvoleni AL. Smi-
tha "a presidenta Spojenych
StatG a MIN cele demokratic-
Ike tikety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStni Zprdyy
z krajanskych kruhG.

- Ma Narodnlm hrbitove
pohrben byl 1tery odpoled-
ne p. Karel Neuman, manzel
Marie Neuman, {. $40 N. Boul-
din ulice, jenz zemrel dne 21.
cervence po nemoci trvajlcl
pres pIl druheho roku. Zem-
rel We start GA rok6. Povola-
MIN byl krejc1. Do Spojenych
StatG pTijel pred SO roxy. Byl
clenem Sokolske Jednoty Blesk
a Tadu Blanfku. Deputace zu-
castinly Sc pohrbu zesnuleho.
Mad rakvl zesnuleho promluvil
starosta Jednoty Blesk, p. Jar.
Cihlar.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Au-
gust Pasek.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele pohrben byl utery
rano p. Frank Dolezal, syn ia
ma a Marie Dolezal, {. 953 N.
Duncan ulice, jenz zemrel We
veku 27 rokG 20. cervence.
PohTben byl z kostela sv. Va
clava. PohTebn1 obrady vyko-
nal Rev. Stepanek.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl v 1tery p.
Adam Varga, manzel Amy
Varga, {. 827 S. Decker avenue
ienz zemrel We veku SO rokG
mrtvici dne %. cervence. Ze-
snuly narozen byl ma Sloven-
sku. Do Ameriky pfijel pred
45 roxy. Nalezel ku spolku
Stepana Krala. Pohrebn1 OBJ
rady vykonal Rev. Liska.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
CVach a Syn.
= Ma vystav6 v Timonium
vystavi cesky um6lec, jenz
skoncil studia sva ma Maryland
Institute, p. Jan HULA, tri O.
brazy sve. Ku z1castn6nf Sc
ma vystave krasnych umen1 po-
ivan byl Charcoal klubem.
Dne 22. eervence poradal
Prvnf Cesky Damsky Demokfa-
ticky Klub Z. wardy maly w
let pro spolusestry a jejich pra
tele ma Pelzovo SOru. Ze ma
vst6va byla velika nemusime a
nj podotykat, to dokazuj1 3 ma
byte bussy, ktere pTijely O 10.
hodine ranni cd Klubovnl mist
nosti 838 N. Chester ulice. Po-
casi bylo pekne bez deste. Ka-
zdy Sc vytecne pobavil, zaZpi-
val. Vsechno bylo vesele tax re
zadny nepomyslel ma navrat k
domovu. Dale Sc muslin tro-
sfGku zmfnit O nasem zabavnim
vyboru ktery S laskou praco-
val a chutl jen ably vSechno
bylo v tom nejleps1m pofadku,
zvlaste nase huavnl kuchaTka
ses. pf. Josefa Buick, ktera O.
pravdu zasluhuje dix uznani
"a iejf poctivou praci. Kazdy
81 ma jfdle tolik pochutnaval a
liboval 81 jake to bylo dobre.
My doufame, nase mile pratele
a prfznivci re ma prlste az bu-
dem neco pofadat prijdete Ease
vsichni Sc spobaviti mezi mas
zvlaste budeme hledet ma to a.
by prvnf zabava kterou bude-
me poradat, byla spojena s
I. Ces. Panskym Dem. Klubem
7. wardy. Mus1me mimi tros-
ku zahybat vzbudit je nebo
oni liz asi~ 10 rokG spf, zadny o
Mich nevf. TAX jen chutl do
Mich, at trosku obzivnou. Pro
zat1m ukonc1m. M. Senger.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Baltimorsti demokrate ma vyle-
tu SvornoSti.

Ma rac1ch hodech ma Long
Beach ma Middle fece seSlo Sc
v nedei ma 800 demokratd, kite
II teSili Sc tam ze svornosti do
kruhG Baltimorske demokracie
Sc vracej1cl. Ma vyletu svor-
nosti nebyl pf1tomen ami byva-
" Baltimorsky mayor, Jack
son ami Bichy, predseda Balti-
morskeho 1strednfho vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Patty regiment donna.

Patty PEST pluk Marylandske
narodnf gardy vratil sc z Camp
Ritchie do Baltimore v nedeli
pc skonceni patnacti dennfho
polnlho cvicenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Curtis Bay zada verejns hrfsts.

Mayoru Broeningovi par
kovn1mu vyboru zaslana peti-
ce, v niz Curtis Bay zada, ably
tam zr1zeno bylo vefeine hT1-
Ste. Hnut1 "a zTfzenf hriste
vyvolal Klub Mladych zen.
Mesto vlastnf v Curtis Bay ne
kolik pozemkG, jez by Sc obra-
titi daily ma zbudovani hrist6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Sedmileta podlehla popaleni.
nam.

Gertrude McKetrick, sedm
rokG stara Cooks lane, zem-
Tela v nemocnici ma popaleniny
jez utrp6la kdyz v 1tery rano
chytily Sc ma nj saty V koupel-
ne dOmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Jedouci v clunu pres more hla
Sen lodi.

Franz Romer, Nemec, jenz
vyjel 2 Lisabonu 8. brezna, a.
by z clunu pfejel Atlanticky O.
cean, zahlednut byl Jugoslav-
skou lodi "Epidauro" 18. Ger
vence nekolik set mil cd ostro-
va Bermuda.
Clun, n6mz Romer jede,
jest 21 stop dlouhy. Zavodf o
cenu $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Republikanske Rampant ura-
dovny otevreny budou 80.
cervence

Prozatimn1 republikanske
Rampant uTadovny otevfeny
budou v hotelu Southern 30.
cervence. Vlastn1 prace poe
nou az po IL. srpnu, kdy Her
betr Hoover uredne uvedomen
bude SVEN jmenovan1 "a kan
didata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Zabita eIektrickou karou.

Grace ]. Bell, 34leta z Bright
side avenue zabita byla elek-
trickou karou Emory Grove IL
ME ma Reisterstown road u
harrington avenue. Kara pre-
jela telo nestastne zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Parkovni dsInlci propu;tsni.

Ably Sc usetrilo ma vydanfch,
35 parkovn1ch' zflzenc1 propu-
Steno bylo z prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27

V nedeln1ch vyjlzdkach po-
raneno bylo sedm osob, ctyfi z
Mich tezce.
Evening star., 1928-12-02

2 pm. Wednesday. The two clubs at
jefferson Junior High School will meet
at 2:15.
On Thursday at 2:15 pm. the Girl
Reserve Clubs at Macfarland and Pow
ell Junior High, Schools will meet at
the schools. There are now two Girl
Reserve Clubs at Langley Junior High
School, The clubs meet Thursday at
215 and at 8 pm. The officers of the
new club are President, Mae Jones;
vice president, Vivian Hilderbrandt; Sec
retary-treasurer, Florence Entenmann;
song leader, Hazel Young; hobby chair
man, Louise Erhardt; social chairman,
Vivien Hilderbrand; social service chair
man, Mae Jones.
At 2:30 pm Thursday, Les Came
rades and the Fidelis Girl Reserve
Clubs at Eastern High School will hold
business meetings. The Tri-Hi Girl
Reserve Club of Business High School
will have an important business meet
ing in the Girl Reserve Club rooms at
3 pm.
The three Girl Reserve Clubs at Hine
Junior High School and the three CLUBS
at Stuart Junior High School will meet
at 2 is Friday afternoon at the schools.
The Girl Reserve Clubs at Columbia
Junior High School are busy with hob
pies at 40 pm. Olle group ID IlldhlLlS
silver bracelets with original designs.
The Bon Secour Girl Reserve Club of
Central High School and the Semper
FideIis Girl Reserve Club of Tech High
School will have important business
meetings in the Girl Reserve Club rooms
at 3:15 Friday
The Saturday morning clubs for girls
in grade, private and parochial schools
are presenting full program of hob
bies including handcrafts, journalism,
dramatics, first aid and baby care, clog
dancing, gymnasium. swimming, and a
toy shop where old toys are made new.
Chapters.
The monthly meeting of the Chapter
Council will take place tomorrow in the
board and chapter room at II am.
There will be a meeting of. the Piney
Branch Chapter tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. H. C. Nc
Neil, 1910 Decatur street.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will hold
Evening star., 1928-12-02
living dance at the recreation hut last

giving dance at the recreation hut last
night.
Tomorrow evening the subject of the
booklovers' hour will be Books to Buy
for Christmas" Because the subject
is so timely, an especial invitation is
extended to every one to attend and
receive the help of the review which
Miss Alice H. Drake will give. The
hour is pm. and the place, the as
Sembly room on the fourth floor.
Tuesday evening the Amiciti, Hitika,
x c., Premiere, Tip-Top and Wohelo
Clubs will hold their monthly business
meetings. Supper will be served as
usual at 6:l5 pm Where time permits,
after the business meetings. the girls
will continue with leathercraft work.
The monthly dinner for business and
professional women will be held on
Wednesday of this week in Barker Hall.
The theme of the dinner is to be Our
Washington" and the speakers will be
Mrs. Nina c. Van Wrinkle. director of
the Women'S Bureau, Metropolitan
Police; Miss Sybil Baker, director of
community centers, and Mrs. Harlean
James. executive secretary of the Amer
ican Civic Association. Judge O'Toole
of the Municipal Court will preside.
Special violin music will be rendered
by DR.. Joseph Kaspar, David Cooper
stein and David Legum, with Emerson
Myers at the piano. Reservations may
be made until tomorrow night. and all
business and professional women who
would like to are invited to attend
The tickets are 81. The dinner hour
is pm.
Thursday evening the Blue Triangle
Club will hold its monthly business
meeting. Supper will be served at
6;15 pm. After the business meeting
the girls will continue their leather
craft work, and if time permits, some
new work may be started with silver
bracelets.
Girl Reserves.
The Adelphae Girl Reserve Club of
Western High School will hold a busi-
ness meeting in room 259 tomorrow at
2:30 pm.
The music chairman from the six
High School Reserve Clubs will meet
with Miss Ireland in the Girl Reserve
Club rooms on Tuesday at 4 pm.
The Girl Reserve Club at Dennison
Vocational School will have an impor-
taat business meeting at the school at
Evening star., 1928-12-02
FLOOD OF BAD LIQUOR
DELUGES BUCHAREST
Wine-Drinking Rumanian City
Proves Headquarters for Huge
"MoonShine" Firm.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Rumania, December /
The government has discovered that
half the population of this wine drink
ing city has been consuming moon
shine" and other adulterated liquors
An epidemic of acute eye troubles has
been traced to the synthetic wines and
it has been estimated that the MOON
sinners have taken in more than $780,
600.
Analysis of the fraudulent wine
showed that it contained only l per
cent of grape juice. Analine dye, sac
charine and loW-grade alcohol formed
the principal basis of the concoction.
The counterfeit beverage was traced
to firm of wholesale wine merchants
who operated under the name of Pas
CAL Ltd" The government seized in that
establishment more than million gall
Ions of wine, which will be thrown into
the Danube.
Because so much bad wine has been
Evening star., 1928-12-02

and E. P Hall, veteran stock grower
of Mechanicsburg, ILL.,, winning the
championship for carload lots.
Reserve championships were awarded
Elliott Brown. another Iowa farm youth.
in the junior stock raising division,
and J. w. Frasier of Rardin, Ill. in
the carload lots division.
Young Goecke won the grand cham
pionship with his prize Hereford steer,
which also won the prize today for
the best Hereford exhibited.
Halls champion carload lot con-
sisted of Is Aberdeen-Angus steers. He
won the grand championship in the
same division last year.
The opening of the show attracted
record crowds with 11.750 head of live
stock. the largest in history. on display.
Competition in scores of other divisions
will continue throughout next week, the
show lasting until Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-12-02

it's monthly meeting Tuesday at 2:30
pm at the home of Mrs. B. T. Webster,
30 West Irving street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Mary Weaver Fox, membership
secretary, will give a report of the con-
ference at Silver Bay the past Summer.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will hold
a rummage sale at the corner of
Twenty-ninth and o streets December
s, 7 and 8. Those wishing to have do
nations called for may do SO by tele-
phoning North S053 or Columbia 6374
on December 4 or s. Or it may be
brought to Twenty-ninth and o streets
December 5.
Evening star., 1928-12-02

distributed through the country. the
people now are ordering their beverages
from abroad.
Besides having to face charges of
fraud. the head of the wholesale firm
has been arrested for attempted bribery.
He had the temerity to offer Vintila
Bratianu, who was then prime minister,
cution. M. Bratianu had the man ar
rested.
Evening star., 1928-12-02
SnnirreIs Nest in Trees.

All our tree squirrels makes nests of
tWigs and leaves among the branches
of trees, says Nature Magazine. The
gray squirrel usually has its young in
hollow tree, but builds a Summer nest
of twigs, cut with the leaves on on
tree branch. These are also often oc-
cupied in the Winter.
Evening star., 1928-12-02
IOWA FARMBOY WINS
STOCK RAISING HONOR
Illinois Man Is Declared Carload
Lot Champion at
Exhibit.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 1,-Champion
stock raiSers of youth and age were
crowned today at the opening of the
International Live Stock Exposition,
Clarence Geocke, Iowa farm boy, WIN
ming the grand prize among juniors,
Evening star., 1928-12-02
POULTRY SHOW TO OPEN.
Washington to Be Largely Repre-

Washington to Be Largely Repre-
sented at Frederick, Nd.
Special Dispatch to The Star r.
FREDERICK, Md, December L.
Entries of Maryland District of Colun-
bia and many other States will be ex-
hibited here at the first annual Mary
land poultry show, which opens in
the State Armory Monday and con-
tinues throughout the week. Prac-
tically every fancier of Maryland and
the District of Columbia will be repre-
sented by one or more pens.
Walter johnson. recently chosen man.
ager of the Washington American
League base ball club. has entered seV-
eral prize pullets and cockerels. st.s'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14
MEN GET
PRISON TERM FOR
THEFT OF a HOGS

Forsyth, Dec. Exchanging a. for
mer plea of not guilty, James Mar
dis and H. B. Seekins of Forsyth
pleaded guilty to a charge of grand
larceny of hogs and were sentenced
IN district court here Saturday by
Judge G. ]. Jeffreys to from two to
four years in the state penitentiary.
Mardis and Seekins, together with
E. J. Scheid, Forsyth merchant, were
arrested last week and charged with
having stolen and butchered four
hogs belonging to G. V. Nassau, a
hog buyer, from the Northern Paci-
flc stockyards west of town. Scheid
was also charged with having receiv-
ed one hog stolen one day earlier
than the four were taken. Scheid has
maintained that he did not know the
hogs were stolen.
His trial is expected to be the most
important case of the next term of
district court. Seekins and Mardis
were taken Saturday to Deer Lodge
to begin serving their sentence.
Deer Lodge-B0nner Lumber Co.
incorporated with capital of $4,000.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14

The prices ranged from 36 cents,
for No. 1 young toms, down to- "a
cents for No. 2, fowls and old toms.
The shipment Melted S9,O22. Mrs. C.
E. Stuff of Hinsdale received the
largest individual check, S414.34, while
other leading checks in order of am
cunts were as follows;
C. o. Bradstreet, Frazer, $S7S.74;
Mrs. L. A. Niogret, Baylor, S298.84;
William Kirkland, Nashua, $293.58,
and A. w. Winship, Thoeny, $3.50.
County Agent Wilson saws the
shipment is the finest ever shipped by
the association, 85 per cent of all
birds handled grading No. 1 and only
Is per cent grading No. 2. The asso-
citation was allowed 2 cents per pound
for packing and shipping, the ship
ment here being so large that force
of II workers was necessary.
The Valley County Poultry Ship
ping association was organized In
1925 and a shipment of turkeys has
been made each year since for the
Christmas trade. This is the second
year that both a Thanksgiving anC
Christmas shipment have been made
by the association. The Thanksgiving
shipment totaled 10000 pounds anC
was consigned to The American
Stores at Philadelphia, a retail con
Germ, the purchase price amounting tx
over $4,000 based on a contract price
of Al cents for No. birds.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14
CHICAGO CHIEF OF
POLICE KILLED
Gangsters Murder officer AS He Sits
Reading At Home; Typesetter Is
Slain By Mistake.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Outlaws hurled
defiance at the new administration of
law enforcement in Cook county to-
day by committing two murders in
the southern part of the metropolitan
area.
Within II hours after the new
states attorney, John A. Swanson,
had issued a declaration of war on
gangsters, beer runners killed Chief
of Police Leroy Gilbert of the villa
of South Chicago heights. They rest
ed the muzzle of a sawed-off shotgun
,On the front window ledge of Gilbert's
home and blew his head off as he sat
reading under the light of bridge
lamp. A stray slug tore the second
finger from the left hand of the
chiefs wife, who sat on a davenport
across the room.
Several hours later a group of five
men in an automobile, believed to be
the Gilbert murderers, opened fire on
an automobile on the Lincoln highway
few blocks away and murdered Tom
Seaman, %, typesetter for the Chi
cago Heights Star. Police believe the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14
EMPLOYS HELP.
FROM OLD SCHOOL

Fred Heath, cashier 1st Natl
Bank of Napoleon, needed an as
sistant recently. On whom did he.
call? Dakota Business College, his
old school. Olive Collier was sent
F. F. Doherty, County Auditor,
another d. B. c. man, recently
engaged DonaldSchramm, the 10th
Dakotan" employed at CaSs
County Court House.
D.B.C. offers ACTUAL BUS
MESS training (copyrighted-un-
obtainable elsewhere). Start work
with experience, get better salary.
Follow the Successful with New
Year, Jan. 2-7. Write F. L. Wat
kins, Pres, 800 Front ST., Fargo.