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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14
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| Crafa, Lillian Crafa, Louise Nue.
cini, Mrs. Angelina Palladino, Anna
Carasilla, Doris Carlo, Anna Bucco,
Lucy Summa, Molly Summa, Rena
Summa, Mrs. Nellie Sprano, Mrs
Anthony Lucian, Mrs. Frank Abb
bandandolo, Mrs. Raymond Brad
shaw, Mrs. Dominic Florio, Mrs
Timothy Devino, Rose Kiltonic,
Mrs. Andrew Putetti, Helen Foell,
Mildred Putetti, Evelyn Pastor,
Helen Russo, Mildred Guerrero,
Louise Ritucci, Mrs. Patrick
Longo, Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs.
Joseph Calabrese, Tessie Caldar-
one, Josephine Bozzuto,i Corrine
Canto, Lena Capozzi, Frances Cap
ozzi, Mrs. James Gioella, Mrs. Law
renee Rossi, Mrs. Albert Spargnola,
Mrs. Domenic Anastasio, Mrs.
Ralph Gallo, Mrs. william Masonic.
Mrs. Paul Lucian, Mrs. Daniel Cor
adazzi, Mrs. s. Santalucia, Mary
Guarini, Mrs. c. Rioci, Mrs. Alex
Pettinicchi, Loretta Aquilar, Ed.
ward Winters, Mary j. Berardis,
Joseph Piacentino, Mrs. Jennie
Sanford, Mrs John Berardis, Mrs.
John Manfred, Mrs. Nicholas
Reno, Mrs. Andrew Verrastro, Mrs.
William. Lucian, Mrs. Nicola Russo,
Mrs. william Sanford, Mrs. Joseph
Gurrera, Mrs Gaetano Russo, Mrs.
George Begnal, Mrs. Andrew Cir
clio, Mrs. Bryan McAullffe, Mrs.
Fred Beaudry, Mrs. Nicholas Co.'S
tanti, Mrs. Rocco Longo, Mrs.
Michael Retucci, Mrs. Louis Ruzzo,
Helen Brophy, Jane Meyer, Anna
Burky, Margaret Maccino, Della
Cleary, Julia Simpson, Elsie Nue.
elmo, Lillian Barresi, Phyllis Man
gini, Carmella Pannone, Alvira
Pannone, Anna Figlio, Kitty Cap
ona, Mrs. Thomas Ranando, J. j.
Ranando, Mrs. Henry Renaldi, Mrs.
Donald Renaldi, Mary Valletta,
Mrs. Phillip Leonardo, Mrs. g. Ros-
SELL, Rose Cristtino, Carmen Man.
cini, Rose Berardis, Joseph PioZza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Stance, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gimino and Mrs.
Philip Fardelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mulvaney
Of Piedmont street who celebrated
thir 18th wedding anniversary re-
Gently were honored at party CIV
en- Recently at their home by a
group of friends and relatives.
Those attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rub
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McHugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Creighton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilmot, Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Burd, Miss Lois
Burd, Orville Krom, Raymond
Creighton, Jr., Charles Holmes,
Thomas McHugh, Jr., Miss Grace
Maher, William Maher and Miss
Mary Mulvaney.
Miss Margaret Scannell Of Aver
street entertained at a personal
shower at her home last evening
in honor of Mary Wallace who is
to be married on June 81. Those
attending were Mary Mansfield,
Mary Tulley, Rita Kerwin, Chrys
Shannahan, Anne Shelley. julie
Lyons, Kaye Scannell. Betty Wal
lace, Jerry Wallace. Julia Wallace,
Chrys Quilter, Mrs. l.. Bessette,
Mrs. B. Scannell, Mrs. ID. Hanley.
Mrs. b. Shea, Mrs. L.. Zell, Mrs. j.
Fitzmaurice, Mrs. T. Daley. Mrs. M.
Kerwin, Mrs. NJ. Wallace. Margaret
Scannell and Mary Wallace.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14
B. And p. Club Picnic
TO Be Held Saturday

Miss Anna B. Plat, former
president of the waterbury Wo.
. mems club has invited the mem.
bers of the club for a basket pic
mic at her home in Bucks Hill or
Saturday afternoon, June 10. Mem
bers desiring to go are asked e
take the 2 and 1920 o'clock carr
from the center and they will bt
met at the end OF the line and
transported to Miss Platt's home.
This will be in the nature OF
tercentenary expedition to interest.
ing rock formation known as
"Mantoes House Rocks unchanged
since the days when the Indian
Mantoe Clipped out his rude stone
implements and ground his arrows
from quartz and flint. Those not
caring to follow the trail, will find
many things to make an enjoyable
picnic day at the home Of Miss
+. Plat. After the expedition, a bas.
ket picnic luncheon will be- par.
Z taken Of b yall. Coffee Will be
provided. In case of rain, the
picnic will be postponed to a later
date.
Mrs. Warren Hitchcock of Frost
road was hostess at shower nj
her home Tuesday evening honor
ing Miss Helen Roden Of Circular
avenue whose marriage to Irving
Hitchcock takes place in, the near
future. Those attending were Mrs
Morton Fogg, Mrs. Hazel Webster,
Mrs William Garrigus, Mrs Le-
land Garrigus, Mrs. Olive Roden,
Mrs Edward Babln, Mrs. George
Walter, Mrs Joseph Deschene
Mrs. Henry Kilbourn, Jr, Miss
Joyce Kilbourn, Mrs. James Bigpc,
Mrs. Roy Munson, Mrs. Arthur
Roberts, Mrs. Walter Hardisty
Mrs. Homer Mott, Mrs. Nelson
Mott and Mrs NJ. Weiss.
Several friends of Miss Marjorie
Walsh surprised her at her home
on Baldwin street wednesday even
ing in honor Of her birthday. Those
. in the group were Misses Mary
Cavanaugh, Margaret Sheehan,
Rose Brown, Amelia Sherer. kath-
leen Delaney, Alice Burns, Joan
Carroll, Rita Phelan, Grace Carey
Mary Dwyer, Catherine Doran,
Marion Walsh, John Dillon Thorn
as Reynolds, Arthur Burns, Andrew
o'Bhrien, William Bowling. Fran
els McGrath, Edward Cavanaugh,
Alfred Cunningham. Raymond
Kenny and James Perrault.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14
HELEN SHANAHAN TO
SPEAK IN NEWINGTON

Miss Helen Shanahan OF this city,
natioai Junior wice-president, will
speak at the dedication of the en-
trance gardens at the United states
Veterans hospital at Newington
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
which will be sponsored by the
Ladies' Auxiliary, Connecticut De-
partment, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. The gardens were donated
to the hospital by the auxiliary In
honor of fathers of war veterans.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14

Miss Pauline White, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold +. White, of
Columbia boulevard, and Mrss En-
lily Cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Hadiey Cox, of Naugatuck, have
returned home for, the summer
from Bradford Junior college,
Bradford. Mas, where they have
been students this year. Both girls
were members cot the cast OF
Twelfth Night" presented by the
students as part Of the commence
ment festivities for this years
graduating class.
Mrs. George Boyle of East Main
street Is entertaining the following
guests at her cottage at Bayview
for the week-end: Miss Justine
Brown Of Santa Fe, New Mexico
and Miss Barbara Brown, Miss
Nellie Ames Brown and Mrs. Nor
man Gables and daughter, June, all
Of this city.
Mrs. Ralph H. Smith and Miss
Margaret Miller OF this city were
recent visitors at the Seigniory
club in the Province of Quebec.
Or. George Benson Of Prospec,
street leaves tonight to address the
graduating class at the commence
ment exercises Of the Lincoln CHR
opractic college in indianapolis,
Indiana.
Miss Ann oHara Of Euclid ave-
nue. and Miss Mary O'Harra OF Ed
son avenue with their niece and
nephew, Ann and James Brennan,
Jr., Of Edison avenue are In Balti-
more. Nd, where they are attend
ing the ordination OF their cousin,
Thomas Richard Delea to the holy
priesthood, at the cathedral of the
Assumption in Baltimore. Father
Delea Is well known In this city
having visited here frequently at
the home Of his cousin. Mrs. James
j. Brennan and Mr.. Brennan OF
Edison avenue. While south the
group will visit in Washington, D.
c., with their cousin, Mrs. II. j.
Fitzgerald and DIR. Fitzgerald. Re-
turning home they will stop over
In New York for a few days with
Mr.. Brennan's sisters, Miss Anna l..
Brennan and Mrs. Patrick Sheehan
and Mr.. Sheehan.
Miss Lee Aldorisio of Brewster
street will spend the weekend in
Springfield. While there she will at
tend the promenade of the Bay
Path institut at Long Madow Com
munity house, as the guest Of
James Del Buono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice +. Har-
mon ana daughter Mary Harmon
OF Vermont street and Miss Mar
garet Hurley Of Bridge street have
returned from Niagara Falls where
they attended the 18th commence
ment Of Niagara university at
which Joseph Harmon received a
bachelor OF arts. Magma cum iaude
degree.
Mrs. william Dunphy OF Yates
avenue has returned after attend
ing the commencement exercises al
the College OF st. Elizabeth In Con-
vent Station, N. ].
Miss Sara T. Quinn Of this city Is
a member OF the graduating class
of the Willimantic Normal school
who will receive their degrees on
Thursday, June goth.
Ladies Auxiliary, 81. A. o. H.
will hold a~card party this evening
at Hibernian' hall. Some Of the
foremost forty-five teams of this
city will take part IN the contest.
There will also be whist and pino-
chile. Mrs. Anna Shanahan is chair
man OF the committee and is assist
ed by Mrs. John Bresnahan, Mrs.
Anna Cream and Mrs. G. Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14
Contract Bridge

Top scorers IN the Howell sys-
tenn OF play conducted last evening
at the Pequot club by Mrs George
Plerpont were: Henry Neuman. and
Madeline Marshail. asa: David
Brown and Betty Blanchard. 81.
Kenneth Smith and Mrs Ruth
HuFibnt. 34,s: Raymond Wrenn
and Mlss Peggy Miller. 5sh
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14

Pictured graduating from the
Glare Murphy daughter Of
Mr. Alma street, Marie Agnes Com
John Commerford Of Vermont
Loretta Barry daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Hudne daughter
Hudne Of Linden street. Irene Bog daughter OF mr. an
Mrs Hiding Of clinton street Ruth Perkins daughter
Robert H. Patterson of Plaza avenues
Park road
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14

Ladies Auxiliary. 81. A. o. H.
will hold a~card party this evening
at Hibernian' hall. Some OF the
foremost forty-five teams of this
city will take part in the contest.
There will also be whist and pino-
chile. Mrs. Anna Shanahan is chair
man OF the committee and is assist
ed by Mrs. John Bresnahan, Mrs.
Anna Cream and Mrs. G. Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-14

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First Prize win be $s0es che nexs icur
prizes 500 such, and 200 additional
prizes 81 IS sGch. malEing 9 setul g
$500. Tbs contest closes at Midnight
on July L. 1885. hut don't won't ~
tho last minute 10 enter. Stczt wozls-
ing up entries sodaY. You can col
Tree oficiGl Entry Blcnis at yeuF
nsiqhborheed Fse-IoY declers. pena
miss this chGnee 10 win q h0ndsome
CASH pFixel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Opilost jej prozradila.

Urednlci trl chicagskych
bank a banky of Montreal v
Kanade, ktera ma Chicago
filialku, byli policif pozada-
nj, pokud jde O vklady, ktere u
mich ucinil 62lety Alex Touhey,
kdyz sebrala jej opileho v do
mnen1, re je to zcela obycejny
tulak.
Byl nuzne oden. Kdyz ma
policejnf stanici byl prohlizen
jeho odev, nalezli u neho ctyri
bankovn1 kn1zky, znej1cf kaz-
ia ma jinou banku. Celkovy
obnos, ma ne ulozeny, della
$4,000. TIDAL:
"Pracoval jsem stale jake
vozka a CO Sc dalo Cd sveho
pTfchodu do Ameriky. Pfijel
jsem sem re Skotska, kdyz mne
bylo pouhych Is rok1. A pro-
toze jsem setTil, abych mel ne
co ma stara kolena, mann ted
tyto pen1ze. Do Chicago jsem
pTijel teprve tento tyden z &C.
neva, kde jsem pracoval ma
farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22

Vynalez ~telefonu otevrel dive
re ku zamestnanf dfvkam v
tonic oboru. Pred rokem 1876
kdy Alexander Graham Bell
vynasel novy zpGsob mluveni
pomocf telefonu, nebylo mno-
no neb zadne zamestnan1 pro
dfvky. Cd te dolby pri zdoko-
nalenf sluzby telefonem, writ
stale / zamestnani pro d1vky
ku operovanf telefonu u tax
zvaneho "'switchboards" We
Spojenych Statech.
Prvn1 telefonn1 sluzba byla
zavedena V New Haven, Conn,
%. ledna 1878. Nynf jest prG-
merne zamestnano 100000
zen a dfvek v tonic oboru, die
velikosti mesta. Prvni ktera
nasla zamestnanf u telefonu
byla Emma McNutt z Bostonu
V roce 1873 a druha Mary B.
Kennedy z New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Kde lie malarie

Urednici okresu Westches-
ter, stat New York, prekvape-
nj byli zpravou z Washingtonu
V sobotu, re administrace WPA
urcila okresu $675.9O2 ma pot1-
ran1 malarie.
Zpravou touto prekvapeni
byli, ponevac tam "zadny ma
lariovy problem" neexistuje.
Nejvfce pTekvapenym snad byl
DIR. Richard Slice, m1stokomisaT
zdravotnictvf.
"Neslyseli jsme zde o jedi
mem prfpadu malarie pc cely
rok," prekvapeny doktor zvo-
lal. "Nemoc ia Sc prenas1. Be
hem mych peti rokd sluzby,
malariova situace pro mne zde
nepanovala. Jediny pTfpad
jsem poznal a ten sem pTeve-
zen byl z jin6ho statu a to u
d6ln1ka, ktery malari1 Sc roz-
nemohl, kdyz pracoval V tro-
pickych krajinach."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Nevadilo by i jinde.

Protoze "a posledn1ch deset
mesfcd neobycejne stoupl po-
Get TidicG kteT1 pr j1zde autem
byli opilf, pfipravuje Sc pro no
We zasedanf statnf snemovny
statu New York zakon,. j1mz Sc
zvysf frosty pro prestupky to-
hoto razu. Statn1 department
liz nynf We snaze snfziti zloTad,
vydal naTfzenf, Poole nehoz O.
soby, jimz byla odnata ffdic-
ska licence pro tento pfestu-
PEEK, must cekati rok neil mo-
hou zazadati o novou licenci.
Odnet1 licenc1 Ia ffzen1 auta
pr opilosti bylo provedeno Ia
prvn1ch deset meslcG letosn1ho
roku 1875 pffpadech, v loni
"a cely rok pouze v 1899 a v
roce 1888 pouze v 806 prfpa-
dech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Lynce.

V Columbus, Texas, dav asi
700 osob, mezi mimi nekolik
zen, Sc zmocnil dvou mladych
cernochd, usvedcenych z vraz-
dy spachane ma 10 lete Geral-
dine HOLMAN a odvlekl je 4
mile ma sever cd mesta, kde je
ma dubu povesil.
Kollmanova byla graduant-
kou Columbus High skoly. Pred
zavrazd6nfm byla znasilnena
a jej1 mrtvola vhozena do po-
toka protekajfcf farmu jej1ho
otce kde nalezena byla mlad-
sim bratrem.
= Mrvtola nezjisteneho
cernocha byla nalezena vis1ci
ma strome asi We vzdalenosti
ctyT mil cd Ripley, w. Va. O.
dev popravence byl prosycen
gasolinem a zapalen. Povesti
kolujf, re cernoch Sc dopustil
kriminalniho 1toku ma bilou
zenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
PFipravena o rec operaci
mluvi opst.

Pred dvema roxy pTiprave-
ma 0 rec osetTovatelka nemoc-
nych We Spokane, Washington:
operac1 ma lebce, mluv1 opet.
Augusta Stanek, % rok6
stara, doznala v nedeli We Spo-
kane, jak naucila Sc opet mlu-
viii. Pc delS1 cas- nemohla f1ci
"Ano" ami me" a kdyz mohla,
cinila to jenom S namahan1m.
Lekari vyTfzli cast lebky mad
jej1m levym OXEN, ably odstra-
Mill nador sc tam utvoTivs1. Pr
operaci zdar byl velice pochyb-
nym. Operacf pripravena by
la dplne O rec.
"Bylo to divnym, jak jsem Sc
mohla znovu nauciti mluviti.
Drive neil jedine nejake slo-
vo promluviti jsem mohla, mu-
sela jsem mysleti chvfli. Mole
mysl pracovala dobre, ale ne
mohla jsem to, co jsem mysle-
la, pronesti slovy."
DR.. Robert Rotchford, jeden
z lekafu v pT1padu tonic, wy
svetlil, Re sired reel ma leve
strane jejf lebky byl operac1
znieen. Musela vytvoriti jiny
sired Teci ma prave strane leb-
ky a tax uciti Sc opet mluviti,
jake male dfte uciti sc mus1.
Ones je zdravou, silnou a S
novymi nadejemi hled1 vstT1c
dalslm studium pro povolani
sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
ZbyteSny soud.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
Joseph Mayott, o nemz lekafi
pravf, re ~nezGstane ma zivu ami
m6sfc, stall pred soudem, kde
soudce ustanovil 20. listopadu
"a den, kdy rozhodne o jeho
rozvodu Sc zenou. zena zada-
la ably il soudce prozat1mne pc
volil $50 mesfcne vyzivneho.
Muz Sc tomu vzp1ral. V roce
1925 vail jeste Mayott It's Ii
Der a byl pet stop a sedm polcn
vysoky. V te dobe jej stihla
neobycejna nemoc. Nynf jest
jen ctyry stopy vysoky, vazi
80 liber a pomalu vysycha vic
a vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
BfIa vrana.

Zprava 4 Battle Creek,
Mich, sdeluje, re w. Kellogg,
MATTEL rozsahl6ho zavodu ma
vyrobu rG6znych potravin, ozna-
mil, re zvysuje muzskym del
nfkGm mzdu O 1912 %. Kellogg
Sc jiz davno pfimlouval "a Sc
stihodinovou pracovn1 dobu S
platem "a 8 hodin a tvrdil, re
to jest jedine rozlustenf, jak
zmensiti nezamestnanost A
nejen re tax tvrdil, ale We SVEN
zavodu uvedl svoji theorii v
praksi. Jiz roku 1880 snfzil
pracovn1 dobu ma 6 hodin den
ne, ably dial zamestnanf vice
delnfkGm a ponechal jim sta
rou mzdu. Zamestnanci pra-
cujf denne 6 hodin, sest dnf v
tydnu, mimo V zime, kdy Sc
PRAGUE 5 dnf v tydnu. Pravil,
re pTisel k poznan1, re kdyz
deln1k PRAGUE mensf dobu,
jest daleko piln6jsf a vykon-
nejsf a jeho moralka jest dale
ko vyssf, melody a nemoce jsou
Tids1 a konecne zamestnavatel
Pride k doznanf, re pakli del
n1kovi vice platf, ten vice a le-
pc PRAGUE a kdyz byla zkrace-
ma pracovn1 doba, tax seznal,
re "a 6 hodin denne bylo vice
prace udelano nez drive "a 8
hodin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Obtfze bavlnaTskych farmarIG

AGkoliv vlada b6hem posled
mich trf let zvysila pTfjem ba-
vlnaTskych farmaT1 rGznymi
vyhodami a podporou asi o 100
proc, zGstav& tento obor pra-
ce stale jedn1m z neinevysnos-
n6jSfch V soustat1. Krone ma
.jitel6 rozsahlych farem, ktere
jsou ~opatFeny TENN nejmoder-
n6jsfmi stroll pro pestovan1 a
sklizen, z6stava t6m6r diva mi
liony malych farmafG, kter1
budou letos radi, bude-li jejich
cisty vyt6zek obnaseti Sc "a ty
den ,prdm6rn6. Zemedelsky
odbornik Garside z New Yor-
ku odhaduje, re "a tento pf1-
jem, must farmaT pracovati
145 dnf V roce ma svych polich.
Poole posledn1ho sc1tan1,
prGmerna bavlnova farma ma
rozlohu 78 akrG. Odecte-li Sc
pGda neplodna, ~pastviny a les,
NIUE takova farma pfinaseti
sklizen 7 a pill balu. Jezto bez-
ma cena jest nynf IL cent? Ia
Hbru, pTinese to farmaTi $3.50,
a dale 500 "a bavlnove seme-
no. Jine vyhody vladou po-
skytnut6 zvysf pTfjem ma 1861.
Ale pax zacnou "dodatky".
Asi 70 proc. farmarG hospoda-
RI ma polfch, ktere patti neko-
mu jinemu, a die ustalenych
smluv must Sc S majitelem po-
zemku O drodu anebo o obnos
strzeny rozdelit stejnym d.
lem. V mnohych pTfpadech
musi mimo toho farmar platiti
jest6 "a polovinu vydanf "a CT
STEM bavlny a hnojen1 poll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Nemiizze beg nsj byti.

"Moje zena nemdzze byti bez
Ora. Petra Hoboko," pfse Jo-
seph Springer, Bellevue, O.
"Po celych deset let nemusela
j1ti k lekaTi. Uzfva pouze Ho-
boko a dnes Sc cftf l6pe, nez-li
pred dvaceti lety." Tento ST.
roce znamy bylinny pTfpravek
dcinkuje ma streva, zvysuje tok
moce a blahodarne p1sob1 ma
zaludek. Ora. Petra Hoboko
neobsahuje zadne skodlive sou
castky a NIUE byti davano nej-
vyse choulostivym osobam. Ne
nj prodavano lekarn1ky, ale
pouze zvlaste stanovenymi je-
dnateli. Pro dalsf informace
piste DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Oddani We skolnim busu.
LYLE Higens z Des NOR

Lyle Higens z Des Moines,
a jeho nevesta, Winifred Die
key, kdyz Sc chteli brat, Rev.
j. Habliston z Norwalku zpo-
zoroval, re license k snatku
byla vydana v Polk okr., souse-
dicim S Warren okr., kde Sc
svatba mela konati. Vysvetlil,
re kdyby Sc svatba vykonala
We Warren okr., byla by neza-
konna. Celia svatebni vyprava
vsedla do skoln1ho busu, zajela
pres hranici okresu a svatebnl
obTady Sc odbyly v busu ma u
okr. Polk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
New Deals hlasatele lepe pla-
cent nezli nskteT1 vykonnl
vySSi urednici.
Washington Bureau zdej;

Washington Bureau zdejsi-
no "Sunu" prinasi v nedeln1m
SVEN elsie, re New Deal "a
chytTej1 ma platiti novinaT-
skym a podobnym hlasatelGm
pTednostf administracn1ho
New Dealu vice neil n6kte-
rym vrchn1m dFednikGm tehoz.
N6kolik set muzG a zen primo
nebo nepTfmo najato jest, ably
veTejnosti uvadeli vykony
Rooseveltovy administrace. Ko
Xix vlastne takovych nynejs1
vladou najato jest a kolik jiz
ma ne vynalozeno, nenf mono
udati any n6kter6 faze ztrace-
ny jsou V rozpoctovych mlhach
anebo zafadeny pod jine Cd
stavce. Tax k. pr. "Sun"
uvadi, re vrchnf tiskovy agent
Department. Spravedlnosti,
Henry Suydam, byvaly do
pisovatel z Washingtonu pro
Brooklynsk6 noviny Eagle,
dostava $4,000 rocne, coz
jest o $1,000 vice nezli
dostava j. Edgar Hoover, pred
soda odboru. Ukolem Suyda-
ma jest psati 0 vykonech Hoo
vera.
Jiny, Elliott L. Thurston, spe-
cielnl asistent vyboru vladn1
reservy, dostava ro6n6 $4,000
Az do lara byl Washington
skym dopisovatelem. V teze
kategorii S t6mito dvema jest
Herbert E. CASTOR, ktereho z
New Yorku pTivedl do Wash
ingtonu sekretar pokladny
Morgenthau a ktery byl az do
zaniku redaktorem New Yor-
sk6ho listu "World". Alfred
D. Stedman, ktery stoj1 V cele
jedn6 z nejvetS1ch agenc1 New
Dealu pro fisk, dostava rocn6
$9.500. Byval Washington
skym dopisoyatelem pro jeden
list V ST. Paul. Michael w.
Strauss nezapom1na oznamo-
vati sv6tu CO vSe kona admin
strator veTejnych pracf Harold
L. Ickes, "a cez mu placeno
$4,000 rocne. K ruce ma asi
p6l tuctu pomocn1kI, kteT1 do
stavaji $4,000 atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Maly vsude je odstrcen.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, ma
sjezdu narodn1ho spolku vyna-
lezcG shromazdilo sc asi 700
delegatG. Predseda vykonne-
no vyboru Herman T. Finke re
ST. Louis, vyslovil Sc, re Dude
tTeba uciniti natlak ma kon-
gres, ably zmenil zakony, tax a.
by sc dostalo vynalezc1m leps1
ochrany neil dosud mali. Wy
najde-li kdo dobrou a vynos-
nou vec, nenf tax tezkou vec1
dostati ma nj patent, jake sp1se
patent 81 uchraniti, ably mu jej
JIM, kteTf jsou bohatsf, r1zny-
mi cestami neodcizili. Jest tez-
ko Sc uchranit proti rGznym
napodoben1m. Mala zmena
stacf, ably byl vynalezce dplne
bezmocen.
Jedinou ochranou vynalezcG
jsou vladnf soudy. Ale tn vad1
okolnost, re soudce jest jen
pravnfkem, ale nen1 strojn1-
KEN a odborn1kem. Tu mu ne
zbyva mic neil rfditi Sc 1sud-
KEN znalc1, to jest vehlasnych
inzenyrG, kter1 elm jsou vehlas-
nejsf, tim jsou drazsf a dali 81
"a sve svedectvl mnoho zapla-
tit. Soudu takoveho nemGze
Sc odvazit, KIDD nema ma prav-
Milky a sv6dky mnoho penez.
Spolek Sc chce domahati te-
dy toho, ably Sc v6ci patentni
odnaly pravomoci dnesn1ch
soudd a ably Sc pro ne zr1dily
soudy zvlastn1, JIM by pred
sedali odbornfci.
Ma Kongresu bylo uvedeno
toto: We Spoj. Statech jest
aspon $4,000 paentG, ktere wy
nasejf pres 800, 900 rocne kaz
dy, 1000 jich vynas1 pc $3.50,
900, 1000 pc 100000 a 60
nalezf do tr1dy milionovych.
Tim ovsem nenf Teceno, re by
patiently ty nalezely jednotliv-
cum. Znacnou vetsinu jich ma
il bohate firmy, ktere mali do
sti penez, ably 81 je dovedly u
soudd uhajiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Imunisace, skutecny preventa-
tivni zakrok.
PiSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf mesta
New YOrku.

DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.
PTfpady zaskrtu Sc brzy FAC
nou mnoziti, nebot zaskrt je
chorobou~ chladneho pocas1.
Mattel donna nebo v domacno-
stech svych pT1buznych a pfa-
tel deti We veku do sesti let,
vezmete 81 ma starost, ably kaz-
de z techto detf bylo bez dalsf-
no odkladu imunisovane prot
zaskrtu. Novy toxoidovy "a
krok proti zaskrtu vyzaduje u
d6ti do sesti let pouze jedine
injekce, jfz Sc dociluje immunity
jiz pc sesti az osmi tydnech.
Deti dnes imunisovane budou v
Novem roce proti zaskrtu zee
la zabezpecene.
Imunisac1 dociluje Sc We Spo-
jenych Statech staleho klesan1
poctu onemocnen1 g 1mrt1 "a
skrtem. V jedinem meste New
Yorku byl snizen prdmerny po-
Get 1mrtf touto nemocf re SIS
pf1padG rocne ma primer 95.
Ackoli ohromny vyznam imu-
nisacn1ho zakroku je zdGraz-
novan jiz pc nejakych sedm let
je zde prece jeste statis1ce de-
tt, ktere nebyly tfmto zpGso-
benz ochraneny.
Kazde d1te melo by byti po-
drobeno tomuto ochrannemu
zakroku We veku sesti mesfcG.
Az Sc stane pravidlem, pax "a
Skirt Dude velmi rfdkou nemoc1.
Zdravotn1 department mesta
New York potreboval ctyryce-
ii let k tomu, ably pTesvedcil
vsechny rodice, re ockovan1m
pTedejde Sc onemocneni nesto-
.vicemi. Ones, kdy kazde d1te
must byti ockovano, neil JIG
pripusteno do skoly, jsou mes
tovice neznamou nemocf, &C
byly dolby, kdy JIM um1ralo tt
Size newyorcanI kazdeho roku
Novy toxoidovy zakrok pro.
ii zaskrtu je zcela neskodny 9
nezanechava zadnych spat.
nych nasledkG. Kazdy rodinnJ
lekaT tento zakrok provadf
mate-li proto donna jedno nebC
vice det1, zavolejte no jeste
dnes a domluvte Sc S MIN, kdy
tam mate deti pTivesti.
Jedine imunisovane dfte j
bezpecno pred zaskrtem.