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New Britain herald., 1929-06-21
BISHOP MILAN LAUDS
 POLISH SISTERS HERE
Continued from First Page)

own hearty approval they will not fail to respond in a generous man. ner.
 By the combined efforts of the Polish parishes of the diocese. l trust that q substantial sum will lNs forthcoming on the occasion of the jubilee such as will hearten the good sisters in their arduous task and extend the benefits of the chart- table institutions, where already 20 many orphans have found a tenn porary home.
 Yours sincerely,
 JOHN J. MILAN,
 Bishop of Hartford. The Reverend Lucyan Bojnowsli. Orange Street, New Britain, Connecticut"
New Britain herald., 1929-06-21

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New Britain herald., 1929-06-21

and turned the key in the door.
 They made their way downstairs to the ofKics on the second floor, took down coats and dresses from hangers in the shop and used these to wrap around tho combination
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
No. 1871
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N0 1O6 - On6O1I O1sS
In The Superior Court Of the State
Of California in and for the Coun,
ty of Imperial.


In The Superior Court Of the State
Of California in and for the Coun-
ty Of Imperial.
In the matter of the estate Of
MARY ELIZABETH ROYCE, De-
ceased.
Notice is Hereby Given bv the un-
dersigned, Charles E. Royce, Admin
istrator of the estate of Mary Eliza
beth Royce, deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to file
them, with the necessary vouchers.
within six months after the first
publication of this Notice in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the State of California, in
and for the County of Imperial, or
to present them, with the necessary
vouchers, within said time to the I'M
dersigned Administrator of the
above entitled estate at the office of
Whitelaw & Whitelaw, rooms 10-14,
Bank of Italy Building, located at
the corner of Sixth and Main
Streets, FL Centre, California, which
said place the undersigned selects
as his place of business in all mat
ters connected with the said estate.
Dated November 25th, 1929.
CHARLES Z. ROYCE,
Administrator of the Estate of
Mary Elizabeth Royce.
WHITELAW & WHITELAW
Attorneys for administrator.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16

The greatest financial instrument
in the up-building of our communi-
ties has been the mechanics lien
law. 1t provides quick, just ami
satisfactory basis for credit for any
owner Of good reputation. Without
it the small owner could not con-
strnct a house or other building un.
less he had every dollar in the bank
in advance covering the highest
possible amount the building could
cost. The contractor and the ma,
terial dealer would insist upon legal
protection with the red tape IF or
ders upon loans and upon bank ac-
counts and aeeeptances Of the or
ders by the mortgages and the
banks. The loan company would be
reluctant to make building loan 70
advance of completion because til
small owner would have no means
of getting credit for additional ma
terial in ease it cost more thar an
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
OWNERS,

.
one will find advantage in at least
one extension telephone. The
larger home will require several,
and the outlets should be placed to
the best advantage.
Perhaps for the new home you are
planning (or apartment house, Of
flee building, hotel, hospital or other
structure), you have not decided
precisely how many telephones It
will need, or where. Nevertheless,
advance provision should and can
be made for all future needs.
The new structure should be
planned, if possible, with ducts,
channels and other apparatus built
in, so that permanent telephone i'll
stallations may be made where they
are likely to be needed.
Suitable ornamental nitches pro
vided during construction will
ad0rn the rooms and insure convent
ent, permanent locations for tele-
phones.
Provision elsewhere for outlets
(known as Jacks) IS now frequent
ly made, so that portable cxten-
sions may be plugged in," and
telephone convenience established
practically anywhere.
The telephone company will be
very glad to cooperate with you and
advise about conduits or duets fol
concealed wiring and other built
in apparatus, with outlets desil ably
located, so that you can start with
what seems enough telephones and
easily expand the nuWber later.
Expansion is made especially easy
by "jacks" built in to receive 4
portable telephone.
The files of the Telephone com
pany's office will offer many sug-
gestions for inches and other archi
tectural treatment for the tclc
phone. Moreover, there are sew
eraI types of telephones, some for
one location and some for another.
1t would be well to Investigate
these types so that the instruments
selected will exactly meet your
needs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
AND BUILDERS
MECHANICS LIEN LAW is
BASIS OF OWNERS CREDIT

ticipated to complete the house.
Without our present lien law, build
ing permits would probably be re-
duced one-fourth to one-half below
present figures.
AS it is now, the loan company
will advance money before compl,
ton, knowing that the owner can
obtain credit on the basis of tn
security that his equity in the prop
crty offers through lien rights. !
comparatively poor man can, there
fore, build for himself home rep
iesenting much more than the lot
and the cash he has, because he car
get building loan in advance.
The first mechanics lien statuto
was arranged in 1871, at meeting
attended by Thomas jefferson ano
James Madison, arising from Il de
sire to establish, improve and build
up as speedily as possible the city
Of Washington, and to enable con
tractors TO proceed confidently will.
construction work without fear of
fraud by the owner.
One of the good effects of the
mechanics lien law is that it makes
it urgent for the owner to insist
upon dealing only with reputable;
high class contractors; because bills
for construction labor and construo :
tion material can be filed against
the property where used, and made
a lien and foreclosed the same as d
mortgage, if those bills are not paid
by the contractor, even though the
contractor has previously been paid
in fuIl
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
HISTORIC PIECE
OF WHITE HOUSE
WOOD RECEIVED

w. w. Wheatly, secretary Of the
Building Service bureau, has lust
received a small block of wood that
holds considerable historic interest.
1t is a piece Of pine taken from one
of the trusses of the White House.
The truss was one of those removec
from the roof of the White House
in the renovation of the mansion
now nearing completion. After lit,
heads of the Presidents of the
United States for the last 112 years,
these trusses are in excellent condi
tion as far as the wood is con-
cerncd, and half section OF one
will be preserved not only for its
historical association but as I'm
example of the remarkable dura-
bility of wood. Twcnty-six Presi-
dents have lived in the White
House since the trusses We're put in
place. In 1914, after the battle OF
Bladcnsburg, the British with Their
flaming torches, came thronging W
Pennsylvania avenue and burned
the Vifltc iOuSc, tnc IRE ucS.ft.
ing the interior and seriously dam
aging some of the masonry. Presi-
dent Madison and his famous wife.
Dolly, made dramatic departure
from the executive mansion, fleeing
up Pennsylvania avenue just ahead
of the British.
Reconstruction was begun short
1y after the fire, the new roof be-
ing held in place by sturdy wooden
trusses. Today these trusses, With
their timbcrs in almost as good
condition as when they were cut
ll2 years ago, are interesting as
examples of early Workmanship.
The timbers are ali hand sawn, arr
held together not by mortisiag but
with bowels and heavy wrought iron
straps pounded out by hand.
Miscellaneous pieces of the old
lumber have been sold at auction
and a number of patriotic and his
torical societies have purchased
some of the larger pieces. The Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers asso-
citation has furnished this souvenir
to Wheatly, who will be glad to
loan it TO any Imperial VALLEY
teachers to show to their classes.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
Legal Notice
No. 1912
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Superior Court Of the State
Of California in And or the Coun-
ty of Imperial.
No. 1842

Al Ine superior court OF the state
Of California in And or the Coun-
ty Of Imperial.
In the matter of the estate of
JACOBA de MARTINEZ, Deceased
Notice is Hereby Given by the un-
dersigned, Juan c. de Martinez, Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Jacoba
de Martinez, deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to file
them, with the necessary vouchers
within six months after TIE first
publication of this Notice in the of
flee of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the State of California, in
and for the County of Imperial, or
to present them, with the necessary
vouchers, within said time to the un.
dersigncd Administrator of the
above entitled estate at the office
of Whitelaw & Whiteiaw, rooms
l0-14, Bank of Italy Building, loca-
ted at the corner of Sixth and Main
Streets, Ell Centre, California, which
said place the undersigned selects as
his place of business in all matters
connected with the said estate.
Dated November 25th, 1929.
JUAN c. de MARTINEZ,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Jacoba de MARTINEZ.
WHlTELAW & WHITELAW
Attorneys for Administrator.
Nov. 25. Dee. ., 9, 16, %.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
No. 1870
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Superior Court of the State
of California In and For the Coun-
tY of Imperial.

In The Superior Court of the State
of California In and For the Coun-
ty Of Imperial.
In the matter of the estate, of
LAURA JANE ROYCE, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given by the
undersigned Charles +. Royce, Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Laura
Jane Royce, deceased, to the credit.
ors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to file
them, with the necessary vouchers
within 6 months after the first pub
lication of this notice in
the office of the Clerk of tho Supe-
rior Court of the State of California,
in and for the County of Imperial,
or to present them, with the ncces-
sarv vouchers, within said time to
the undersigned Administrator of the
above entitled estate at the office of
Whitelaw & Whitclaw, rooms 1914,
Bank of Italy Bldg, located at the
corner of Sixth and Main Streets.
FL Centre, California, which said
place the undersigned selects as his
place of business in all matters con.
nected with the said estate,
Dated November 25ih, 1920.
g CHARLES Il. ROYCE,
administrators of the Estate OF
Laura Jane Royce.
WHITELAW & WHITELAW,
+ 10 Attorney fox Admin4tlatoI,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
TELEPHONE CONVENIENCE To
BE CONSIDERED BY BUILDER

Even one telephone is a convent.
cncc. just as single light, IN an
otherwise dark room, has a triumph
bSer darkness which two lights can
not double. or three lights triple,
so one telephone in the home-as
compared with none at all--is n
convenience beyond measuring.
Yet, scarcely home is so small
that one or more extension tele-
phones will not save steps and add
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16

greatly to convenience. At the
bedside, for example-ready in ease
of fire, sickness or peril in the
night; ready without cropping
through dark rooms and ready as
a step-saver by day, and in the
kitchen for marketing, ready for
and conversations, simply and easily
answered.
If home is small, such as a cot
tagc or compact city apartment,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16
Property Owners
Meet Tomorrow

Property owners and tenants in
the city's business district are ur-
gently asked to attend meeting of
the city planning and zoning COM
mission to be held in the offices of
the chamber of commerce tomorrow
evening at 1890. The meeting will
discuss plans for changing the street
arradcs to conform to more or less
uniform design so that the appear
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16

useful IN pantries and small, com
pact spaces where there is not much
room to turn around. 1t eliminates
the necessity of choosing some othel
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16

door before it can be opened, whils
at the some time giving all flk
light to be gained in the use q
other dno,s.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-16

oncc of the principal business streets
may be improved.
DR.. Carol Aronovich who has been
retained br the city as advisor to
the planning commission, will at
tend this meeting and lay before
the commission and property own
ers plans which he has drawn up
for uniform system of arcades on
Main street. DR.. Aronovici has al
ready drawn plans for changing the
arc2des OF the city hafl building and
they will serve rs examples of what
might be done on Main street and
the other business streets of tho
city.
The commission has figured these
improvements to the minimum indi-
vidual cost to property owners and
will consider these and the proposed
improvements with interested prop
crty owners tomorrow night.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Mela diva 1--WE NAMELY.

Alma Marie Gutza z Detroit
sprostena byla zaloby, ze mela
diva NAMELY. Manzel, nemz
myslela, re jiz mrtev jest, slou-
ii Camp Meade. V utery pff-
tomen byl zde soudu. Po soud-
MIN slysen1 pTatelsky dohodo-
val Sc Sc svojf manzelkou, zijf-
c1 Gutzou, jak dostati roz-
vod, aby mohla radne Gutzou
oddana byti. Floyd Osborne,
jej1 prvni manzel, svedcil, re
rozesli Sc roku 1923 a re il teh-
dy dal dosti penez, aby zalova-
tt mohla o rOzvod.
Gutzova svedcila, re provda-
la Sc "a Gutzu, kdyz vykladac-
ka karet il uhodla: MAN pre-
vas dobrou novinu; vas manzel
je mrtev."
Nesmyslu tomuto Osborneo-
va uverila a vdala sc "a Gutzu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Bootlegri strileli ma prohibicni
agenty,

Diva automobily obsazene
cernosskymi bootlegry stfhany
byly 1tery ulicemi m6sta. O.
ba ujely, kdyz nakladnf vlak
Baltimore and Ohio drahy vjel
do cesty agentG. Herbert, pro-
hibicni administrator, charak-
terisoval jednan1 bootlegru slo-
Wy: Zbabely pokus Zmrzaciti
anebo usmrtiti prohibicni agen-
ty nebo jine nevinne osoby, kite
Fl mohli octnouti Sc ma m1ste
neznaj1ce jim tam hrozlc1 ne
bezpecf.
CtyTi prohibicnf agent jeli v
AUTOMOBILE, kdyz zpozorovali
podezrely jim automobil Sc
dv6ma cernochy ma Bayard a
Ward ulicfch kolem pGl druhe
hodiny odpoledn1. Agent pu-
still Sc "a automobilem plnou
rychlost1 uj1zd6j1cfm. Brzy ma
to jiny automobil vjel mezi GER
nossky automobil a agentG, OBJ
sazeny take cernochy. Ma
Russell ulici jeden automobil
dal Sc v levo a druhy v pravo.
z jednoho pocaly padati revol-
verove rany ma agenty,a v tom
re okamziku vypusten neho
husty dym. Agent oslepeni
dymem malem byli by Well do
zdi ma konci Bush ulice. Ia
hnuli do postrann1 ulicky a
touto vyjeli skorem V t6mze O.
kamziku jako automobily Ger
nochG ma Westport silnici. Ger
nosi pustili Sc pres koleje dra-
by, pc nichz b1zil Sc nakladnl
vlak. Neil agent pribllzili Sc,
vlak vjel jim do cesty. Nezli
prejel, cernosi zmizeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
zena pred vladniho komisare

Po prepadu prohibicn1ch a
gentu, Catherine Lusby, pred
volana byla pred vladn1ho ko-
misare. Agent nalezli u nj v
1000 bloku w. Cross ulice pa
desat beden piva a 80 galonGl
smesi.
V Lamont ulici, kde We sire
du diva domy byly prekvapeny,
nalezeno &c beden domac1ho
piva a 140 galon6 smesi. V
500 bloku vych. 80. ulice skon-
fiskovano 55 beden piva.
Dva II rokG staff: Roderick
E. Orme a Carlton Scott, zadr-
zeni byli pro vladnf porotu. O.
ba uvezneni byi v pfepadu
'1ihovaru" u Baden V Prince
George okresu. Doznali, re
Tfdili truck, ma nemz byly po-
tTeby pro "lihovar" a to: 800
galonova nadoba ma paleni IL
hu a 10000 galonG smesi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Ctyri roxy Ia ukradeni
automobilu.

Sedmnactilety James O'Shea
z Connecticut odsouzen byl
zdejsim soudem ma ctyri roxy
do vladn1 polepsovny v Chill
cothe, Ohio. Doznal, re ujel S
automobilem Josephiny A.
Ruggings Elmhurst, L. l., do
Savage, Md.
Alex Melnik, jinak NAL
lick z Anne Arundel okresu
odsouzen byl ma osm mesicd do
zalare a ku pokute $500 a L.
tratam pro porusen1 prohibic-
n1ho zakona.
Oliver Hudson z Anne Arun-
del okresu odsouzen ma 80 dni
do vezen1 pro paleni koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Zdravotni odbor.

V Baltimore City hospitals
diva podlehli nemoci "pella-
gra' uplynulem tydnu, jak
udava zdravotn1 odbor. Pella-
gra zavinena jest spatnou po-
travou, prav1 jedni. Druz1 O.
pet vi, re nemOc zavinuje bacil.
V tydnu rGznym nemocem
podlehlo V Baltimore 153 osob.
D1tek narodilo sc 301.
Hlaseno bylo patnact osud-
nych nehod dve sebevrazdy.
Tri zemreli ma "spavou ne
moe"
Spocteno, ze Is. cervence v
Baltimore meste bylo 842.2O1
obyvatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Mssto beg PSI.

Ze Baltimore v dobe tfl me-
s1cd bude mestem beze PSI, je
pfedpovedf E. T. Foremana,
jenz nynf ma kontrakt ma chy-
tan1 PSI.
Foremanovi tri vozy denne
svazi kolem SO PSI do proza-
timnlho 1tulku jejich.
Hubeni PSI ma starosti ma
DIR. Lawrence Hickman, jenz
do patku minuleho tydne od-
pravil jich 60. Ma cekac1 listi-
ne pro popravu jest dals1ch sto
psi kandidatG. Ku smrti Cd
souzenym vstrlkne do srdce
smrt1ci davku a pes v patnacti
sekundach je hotov S blu'dnym
zivotem svym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Penize dostal, joby medal.

"Shufflin Billy" ZameStna
varna prestala v sobotu existo.
vati, kdyz tri detektivove Sc
brali Shufflin' Billy V jedne o.
sobe to reditele, m1storeditele
a pokladn1ka.
Billy pilne vybral penfze Cd
svych cernych sverencd jak Sc
CO dalo, ale zadne joby pro ty-
to nemel.
Jednim re zklamanych byl
William Turner, cernoch, je-
muz Billy nabfdl m1sto portera
ma Putnam, jako tenn ostat-
MIN. "Nezli vam mlsto dam,
musfte byti clenem unie," pou-
coval cerneho kandidata cerny
Billy. "Kolik mate penez?"
Turner mel SIS.
'Zrovna stac1," pochvalil
Billy - petku wal a hned Tur-
nera zasvecoval do tajnost1
portera: jak ma ruku natah-
nouti, aby mu do nj skaplo
zpropitne, jak Sc ma usmati ma
pasazery atd. Kdyz byl in
formac1 hotov, wal Turnera
ku budove Baltimore and Ohio
drahy, ma Charles a Baltimore
uliclch.
"Tady pockas ma chodniku',
Billy prikazal, ia to p6jdu
sfixnout S tim hlavn1m.
Billy vessel jednemi dvefmi
do budovy a druhymi Sc ztratil
i Turnerovou petkou. Turner
cekal. Ma konec Sc nedocekal.
Podobnym zpdsobem slouzil
sesti jinym cernosskym dive
rivcGm. z jednoho ma "unii"
vytahl $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26

Statni navladnf, Herbert R..
O'Connor, pc udanf policistou,
re automobil jeho stal ma "a
kazanem mist6 pro automobi-
ly, Tekl:
"Ja povazuji to "a detinstv1
mariti cas- pilneho ufedn1ka ta-
kovymi malichernostmi, kdyz
tu jsou vazne a dGlezite pro-
bl6my zadaj1cf okamzite po-
zornosti."
Ovsem, zadna pochyba! A
lie proc pfedpis tento o parko-
vani automobile ma zakaza-
mem mfst6 nema platiti pro u
rednfka. Ci jenom dfednlci
mali vazne dGlezite profile
my vyzadujicf okamzite pozor-
nosti? Neni zrovna takovym
obchodnik, lekar, deln1k ane-
bo banker anebo nejaky jiny
Clov6k?
Kdyz musl predpisu podro-
biti Sc jeden, proc ne druhy?
- Serif Potee udan byl We
13 pTlpadech pro parkovani
automobile ma zakazanem mi
ste.
We stredu zaloby proti seri-
flu Potee byly zam1tnuty velko-
porotou. Soudce Owens fekl,
re die jeho nahledu serif neni
vazan pTedpisy jizdy re
pred soudn1 budovou NIUE
m1ti automobile tolik, kolik
jich pro vykonavani sluzby
potrebuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Nedavno ozeneny zlodsjem.

Frank J. Wolfhope, jenz
pred meslcem sc ozenil, zatcen
byl v pondell pro vloupanf Sc
do dvou domG a ukraden1 z
techto nekolika predm6t1. Ma
stanici Sc vymlouval, ze je bez
prace a ze chtel pomoci sve 20
rokd stare manzelce z Ohio,
kan zajela sc ma navstevu a
nyn1 potrebovala penez ku ma
vratu.
z domu Melvina Marcus u
kradl pTedmety Gene $40O. z
domu Josepha Pistoria ukradl
penezenku s dvema prsteny a
hodinky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
MiStni Zprdvy
Z krajanskych kruhG.

= Do stavu manzelskehO
vstoupili We stfedu, "a. cerven-
ce p. Josef S. Turek z Balti-
more Sc sic. Marif Machacko-
YOU David City, Nebraska a
oddani chramu Pane sv. Va
clava vldp. JOS. Trochem.
Povolenf ku snatku Wy
Zvedli 81 snoubenci: p. Milton
e. Smith a sic. Louisa A. Tucek
Snoubenci, p. Rudolph F.
Kilian a sic. Betty F. Ourecky,
spojeni budou svazkem man
E.elskym V nedeli 0 6. hodine
odpoledne.
Celodenni vylet porada
Del. VzdeI. SpoIek "Pokrok"
liz tuto nedeli, dne 28. cerven-
ce ma Soru Aurora. o do
brou kuchyn obcerstveni Jest
postarano. Pro obveseleni prl-
tomnych ucinkuje "Avalon
Dance Orchestral. Kazdy jest
srdecns vftan! Vybor.
Vylet zactva telocvicne
skoIy Sok. Jed. Blesk odbyvan
bude pristl sobotu, dne 27. t.
m. Dftky vyjedou re Sokolov-
ny $3.50 rano ma Sor br. FIR. Pei
re ma Bowley's Quarters.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Komandant 'Deutschlandu" '
Baltimore.

V hotelu Emerson pocten
byl tento ctvrtek vecer hosti-
nou byvaly komandant nemec-
ke submar1ny "Deutschland'',
kapitan Paul Koenig, jenz We
valce proslavil Sc plavbou sub
mar1ny do Baltimore a zpet do
N6mecka skrze kordon anglic-
kych lodi.
Kapitan prijel nynf lodi
Bremen" do New Yorku
pozvan byl ku zajezdu do Bal
timore. Mayor Broening uvi-
tai jej jmenem mesta. Mezi
jinymi recnfky byl byvaly ma
yor, James H. Preston, jenz
mayorem byl, kdyz Koenig
prijel sem Sc submarlnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Prchibice "straSnou kIetbou"
scudi arcibiskup.

Archbishop Curley, jenz ma
fv6 ceste do Irska rozmlouval
V Parfzi s francouzskym zpra-
yodajem, pravil:
"Osmdesat procent lidu Spo-
enych Stat6 by ziskalo, kdyby
IN vraceno bylo legalisovane
ivo. Rozlusten1 mus1 naleze-
10 byti drive nezli "vzneseny
okus" Sc stane straSnou klet-
! ou."
Archbishop zpravodaji dale
iekl, re v loni kdyz v Irsku ira
, il sv6 prazdniny, re tam videl
jenom jednoho opileho Glove
ka, ac tam prohibice nen1. Ke
vsemu jeste opily ten byl Anne
rican.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
svym, byl zatcen.

svym, byl zatcen.
Neznamy V dtery ridic true
ku zabit byl, kdyz kolem pdl
druhe hodiny odpolednf, truck
pfi zatacce ma Tuition avenue
pfekotil Sc mezi Cockeysville a
Glyndon. Truck spadl do strou-
ny ma ridice a Richarda Mile
ra, 29 rokI stareho Comet u
lice, ktery Sc MIN swell.
Miller byl V nehode tezce
zranen. Nekolik zeber bylo mu
prerazeno, prava ruka zlome-
ma, hlava potlucena a vnitrn9
poranen.
Ma Washington boule-
ward u Kit-Kat Inn poran6n
byl Richard Weidmeyer 2 Du-
laney ulice, kdyz vymenoval
gumu ma automobile SVEN. Ne
znamy maly automobil, kolem
Jedouc1 vrazil do neho a uiel
nechav zraneneho bez pomoci.
Byl zran6n na noze, ruce a
hlave.
- Pfi zahyban1 ma Brehms
lane We stfedu John J. Sieg-
wart, rldic trucku pekarske
firmy, vjel truckem do tele-
sloupu. R1dic a jehO
druh, Fritz Gibbons, poraneni
byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Redaktor prodal pozemek,
ktery mu nepatril.

Charles M. Christian, redak-
tor Southern Maryland Times,
obzalovan byl V Annapolis, re
dostal $3.50 cd policejnlho
soudce, Steven |. Everd Green
haven, Anne Arundel okresu.
Everd zaluje redaktora, re ten
to prodal mu Is akrG pddy,
ktera nebyla jeho majetkem.
Deed ma pozemek ma Mary
land Title spolecnost v Balti-
more.
Redaktor zalobu tuto naval
"pfekvapujlci" a poplral ja-
koukoliv vedomost prodeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-07-26
Bankovni vklady Marylandu
skoro o devet milionI vstsi.

Banky Trust spolecnosti
statu Marylandu testify Sc lep-
sfmu obchodu behem prvn1ch
Sesti m6sfcG letosnfho roku ne
Iii roku pTedesleho. V dobe
t6to ulozeno bylo We 139 stat
Mich bankach a Trust spolec-
nostech O S8,994.289 vice nez-
Ii teze dobe roku minuleho.
Majetek bank V Marylandu
odhadnut t1mto ma $809,994.-
289.