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Inspeccionaro
Una Empacadora
Especial para Fl Heraldol

Especial para II Heraldol
SAN BENITO, Texas. JUNO n.
-Miembros del Lions Club" de
esta ciudad, hicieron una vista de
inspection a Ia planta empacadors
de tomato de los Kemp Brothers.
La vista Ia hicieron despues de
haber terminado ell luncheon
(comida) que verifican semanaria-
, 1935-06-21
Estadistica

Las siguientes licencias matrimo-
males fueron expedidas por la Off
Gina de la Corte del Condado:
Luis Sanchez Magallanes y Maria
de- Refugio Rincon.
Roman Carrasco v I'm Sra Maria
Salustia VIllarreal
, 1935-06-21
A LAS OCHO Y
MEDIA DE LA
MANANA
FL Cadaver Sc Llevo
Al Hospital Civil
Practicandosele La
Autopsia De Ley
Especial Para e Heraldo)

NGA1IG&A1A a 49, 49,
MATAMOROS. lamps, JUNO 81.
-Esta manana a las ocho y media,
fallecio el jovencito Primitive Cue
vara, de Is amos de edad. en- la re-
sidencia de sus padres.
Fl padre del jovencito Guevara,
Santos Guevara, Policia Municipal
dio parte en- Ia Comandancia de
Policia de eSta ciudad, de 10 ocu-
rrido, habiendose dado parte a la
Aencia del Ministro PuOlioo-
Sc TraSlado III
Agente al Lugar
FL Agente del Ministerio Pubhco
en- eSta ciudad, s.. Licenciado Jose
Castro. sc traSlado, con ST. Secre-
tario, a Ia Residential del Policia
Guevara, levantando ell alO de RI
gor, deSpueS de haber recabado los
6atos correspondence a Ia muerte
del jovencito Guevara.
Luego, ordeno que ell cadAver
fueSe traSladado al Hospital Civil,
donde Sc lie practice la autopSia de
ley.
Fl medico municipal. DR.. Benito
Hernandez, practice la autopSla al
caoaver Ell viernes por La manana-
Despues de haber terminado la au-
topSia. declare el DR.. Hernandez
que Ell jovencito Guevara hapla
muerto debido a la "perltonitis que
Sc desarrollo en la herida".
Fue Herido Con
~ C-wmksna IA GaInn
Como recordaran los lectores del
Heraldo, ell iovencito Guevara reel
hid una herida en- la region super
pubica, CnglicaD que lie Tue oca-
sionada por un proyectfl de calibre
% al haberse diSparado el arma, al
t,arecer accidentalmente. ell mier-
coles en- la tarde.
InformeS que nos fueron proper
cionadoS en- Ia Comandancia dc
Policia dicen que otro loyenclto oe
nombre Gerardo Ramirez RIVAL
caba, Sc encontraba m~anejando un
rifle de salon en- lie patio de la re-
s.dencia del %jovencito Gueyara. el
rifle. IN estilo Mauser, no guerra
frncionar. v al eStar batallando con
81 arma, sc disparo. no SabiendoSe
como, yendoSe a incruStar Ell pro-
yectfl en- ell cuerpo del jovencito
Guevara.
lei jovencito murio. a peSar de
~ esfuerzos de los medicos para
salvarlo.
Esta Detenido En-
La Comandancia
II iovencito Ruvalcaba, sc en-
euentra detenido en- Ia Comandan-
eia de Policia de eSta ciudad, mien-
tras que sc hacen las investigated
mes correspondence.
De pronto Sc dijo que Ia herida
70 ponia en- peligro la vida del
iovencito Guevara, pero debido a
Ia peritonitis, segln declare ell DR..
Hernandez. ell jovencito fallecio.
Fl sepelio del cadaver del toven-
otto Guevara, tai vez Sc verifique
Fl Sabado por Ia mahana en- el
panteon Antique de eSta ciudad.
, 1935-06-21
Acudieron Las
Aut0rfdade EN-

E Agente del MiniSterio Publico
ST. Licenciado Jose. Castro, acom-
panado del Comandante de Tn Po-
Ecta. Sr. Albino Cara c., " del Po>
hcia No. ri sc traSladaron MI luRmr
uonde decia Guerrero que So en-
contraba ell cuerpo.
al SacarSe el cadaver del aqua,
nc Sc pudo identificar, ordenend0
ell Licenciado Castro que fueSe trail
&c n MatamOrOS. Sc traSlado nj a
oAver al Hospital Civil, donde Ell
medico municipal lie practice In au-
topSia de ley esta mahana. E DR..
b. Hernandez declare que no ha-
bia encontra6o huellaS de ningunA
eSpecie en- I'll cuerpo del ahogado.
creyendoSe por 10 tanto, que el in
oividuo 30 haya ahogado al andarse
banando en- Ell lugar por donde
pasa ell aqua del rio. conocido con
81 nombre de Las LAbores Gle I'm
Union"
FL cadaver estaba veStido en- ro-
pas memories, Ell reSto de su rOpa
Sc encontraba q corta dIstancia
de donde eStaba ell cuerpo, escon-
cida IN I'm maleZa.
Las autoridades hacen las in
VeStigaciones, para YER G logran
ioentificar Ell cadAVer.
FL Comandante de Ia Policia, de-
claro que no habia informeS en- I'm
Central dc Policia. de que So hui
biese perdido algun residente de
la ciudad.
III cuerpo fue encontrado cerca
lie mismo lugar donde sc encontro
e. del Sr. Irineo Cruz. reSidente del
Rancho La Ventanar quien W a.
hogo. junto cor Su caballo, en- el
lugar referido. hace dos Semanas.
La policia pone en- conocimiento
del publico, que 81 alguna persona
sabe de que haya deSparecid0 al
gun residente de IN ciudad, notifi-
quen personalmente O por telefono
a In Comandancia, para q 81 se 10
gra Ia identification del ahogado.
, 1935-06-21
Por Las Cortes
De Pdz
Por In Corte Del

Martin Leal, acuSado de alterar
In par publica. fue caStigado con
una muita de un dollar y costas.
, 1935-06-21
Por In COrte Del
liner X.

Guadalupe Espindola, fue null
tado con diez d6lares v costas, por
haber alterado In par pdblica-
, 1935-06-21

Ell CADAVER
Ell VIERNES +.
En- Aguas Del Rio
Bravo Que Sc
Desbordaron En- La
Region
Especial para III HeraldoS

ESPECIAL para ri HeraldoI
MATAMOROS, lamps, JUNO "A.
Guerrero. residente de esta
ciudad. do parte On In Conan
dancia de Policia, "a las siete v me-
dia. de que al venir caminando
POI h via del tren rumbo IN Mata-
moroS. hAbia viSto I'm cadAver que
sc encontraba f1otando en- las aglias
que pasaban por dehaIo de una ala
cantarilla que Sc encuentra a corta
dtstancia del "Puente Grande del
Ferrocarril".
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas B. Moore. "a. 5113 Georgia ave-,
and Mildred Clauze. 10. 1908 Vermont
ave-; Rev. N. ?. German.
James Logan. 20, and Adelaide Fair. FL.
both. OF l546 Columbia ST.; Rev. w. D.
W, r. johnson. 90. 1918 Georgia ave.. and
Peggy L. Ransdell 21. 1872 9th st. s.w.;
Mary McMenamin. 2s. Philadelphia;
Rev. John II. ZerhuZen.
John McDonagh 20. 912 New York ave.
and Mary McGlynn. 27, Philadelphia;
Rev. John II. Zerhuzen.
%. both Of 1871 < x st.; REV Rev. Ralph n
Alan Smith. SO. 9s5 H ST.. and Alice "
Petit. 19. 1014 Potomac ave. Sc; Rev.
oeofss 1seen Tatpm rTa'e95a 20. 1914 18th st. Sc. and
Dorothy Hardness. 19. 504 9th st. Sc:
Rev. Gordon Fraser.
G. K. Henes. Al, 1920 14th st.. and De-
janira Rosa. Il. Wardman Park Hotel;
James j. oDoIneii. 90. 421z 37th St, and
Margaret @. Sinserhon. 90. 202 Webster
st; Rev. w. J. Sweeney:
Pauline r. Fling. 2S. 1915 Monroe st.
ne: Rev. P. z. Conroy.
Robert w. Goode, %. and Tessie L. Thomas.
Is, both Of Sterling. Va; Rev. Freeiey
Arthur Brooks. 21. and Alice K Thomas.
90. both Of 75S 9th st. s.e.; Rev. B. II.
WHITING
Evening star., 1935-07-17

live stock; Mr.. Vial also win teach the
boys how to make rope halters.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
lighted BY Japanese lanterns.

lighted by Japanese lanterns.
Each one present gave short quo
tation and Miss Katie Farney and
Miss Esther Adams sang q duet, Miss
Curtis whistling an accompaniment.
Those present included Mrs. Milton
e. Kern and her mother, Mrs. Ellen
M. Pierce and her daughter, Mrs.
Geneva Kern Skinner, Mrs. Lena Hill
lard and her daughter, Miss Nell
Hunter, Mrs 8. A. Wellman, her
daughter, Miss Thelma Wellman; Mrs.
Clara Numbers, her daughter, Mrs.
Mildren hover: Mrs. Flora Williams,
Miss Mary Lamson of Battle Greek.
Mich; Mrs. Charles 8. Laongacre,
Miss Esther Adams and Miss Katie
Farney.
Mrs. william Meyer entertained at
luncheon Monday in her home in
Herndon, Va. her guests remaining
fon contract bridge. The company
included Mrs. T. Edgar Aud, Mrs.
Arthur Hyde Buell., Mrs. Allen H.
Kirk, Mrs. Harold F. Weller, Mrs.
Russell A. Lynn, Mrs. william H.
Dowson, Mrs George F. Buell., Mrs.
George Ramsey Bready, Mrs. e. Bar
bour HutchisUn, Mrs. Sigmund New
man, Mrs. David Murray Aud and
Mrs. Harvey L. Hanes. High scores
we're made by Mrs. Weller and Mrs.
George r. Buell..
Miss Margaret Virginia Barrows,
daughter Of the assistant commits
sioner of prison industries and Mrs.
Jesse Sumner Barrows, was the guest
of honor when group surprise mis-
cellaneous shower was given Sunday
evening In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Seymour in Takoma Park. Miss
Barrows is to be married August to
Mr.. Melvin Dean Russell of Boston,
Mass.
The garden Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
more's home was gay with Japanese
lanterns. Mrs Howard T. Morse gave
reading appropriate to the occasion
and Miss Nellie Hubbard was hostess
Of the evening.
Mrs. Robert NJ Eldridge entertained
In honor of Mrs. G. Eric Jones Thurs
Evening star., 1935-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
Motor to Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Shaw of Sligo
Park Hills, Md, are on motor trip
to Niagara Falls and Ithaca, N. Y.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

Mrs. Robert NJ Eldridge entertained
In honor of Mrs. G. Eric Jones Thurs
Evening star., 1935-07-17
SCOUTS END TRIP

Six Laurel, Md, Boy Scouts will
have exciting tales of travel to tell
their friends when they meet at the
National Jamboree here August 81 to
80. They have just returned from a
3,000-mile hike to Halifax, Nova SEQ
tia, and other points In the North and
East. They were under the leadership
Of Rev. Royal A. Rice, pastor Of the
M. z. Church, South Of Laurel.
The entire tour was made at total
expense Of cent o mile, including
food, transportation and amusements.
The boys earned their own money for
the trip by doing odd Jobs in the
Spring.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Deaths Reported.

Alice L. Lane, 81. 1900 Massachusetts ave.
Richard L, Moore 75. Casualty Hospital
Susanna B, Snyder. 73, Al ST.
Jean Gordon. IS, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Louis Hershowitz, e5; Emergency Hospital
Marion Dorset. 63, 1851 Lamont st.
Royal C. Remick. g. Casualty Hospital.
Georgiana Bitch. 81, Providence Hospital
Joseph. P. Terney. SO. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pitaL
Robert F. Coyner; Al. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Edward j. Van Orman. 80, George Wash
ington University Hospital;
Lucian D. Egan. 80, tuberculosis Hospital.
Charles r. Davis 81, Sibley Hospital.
John Dolemsn. Is. Freedmen's Hospital.
EaTaEd aTnis Ralley ~ dangsr ad + Hospital
Grace johnson. 81 1928 3rd st:
George r. Coleman, "a, 2O3O L St
Mary Willis. SO. 1901 Nine and one-half
George Lawson So, Freedmen's Hospital
Ella Jackson. so: Gallinger Hospital.
Ethel s: Moran. A, Garfield Hospital.
Isaac williams, SO. Gallinger Hospital
Redd Faunteroy. 10. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Births Reported.

James and Marguerite Bailey. boy.
Marion and Gertrude Mayhem. boy.
Milton and Dorothy Nokes. boy.
William and Mona Roll. boy.
Raymond and Blanche O'Connell, boy.
Farley and Doris Eaton. boy.
George and Mary Reno, boy.
Russell and Grace McNellis, boy.
Nelson and Edna Minner, boy.
Roswell and Vera Jorgenson. boy.
Charles and Audrey Nunday. girl.
James and Margaret Delbridge. girl.
Hillary and Elizabeth Witt, girl.
James and Helen Dimond, girl.
Francis and Marie Dodd. girl:
Francis and Grace Cockrell, boy.
Edmund and Blanche Bowman. boy.
Samuel and Pearl Peake, boy.
Alonzo and Anne Hayden. boy.
John and Nancy Brady. boy.
James and Lillian Settle, boy.
James and Mary THOMPSON, boy.
Harold and Dorothy Hylbert, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Brown. boy.
Bradford and Maebelle Taylor, girl.
Edwin and Vivian Rogers, girl,
Charles and Marguerite Smith. girl.
Walter and Ethel Baker. girl.
Louis and Annie Jackson, girl:
Robert and Cassie Portee, girl.
Nobel and Rebecca Tyson. boy.
Mark and Genevieve Mathews. girl.
Stacey and Esther Prince, girl.
Chester and Gladys Sims, girl.
Ralph and Mary De Vile, boy.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

day in her home In Takoma Park.
Those invited were Mrs. A. w. Well
man, Mrs. Robert French, Mrs. N.
Mattison, Mrs T. G. Cunningham,
Mrs. A. W. Werline, Mrs. Ira T. Casey,
Mrs. Curtis Quackenbush and Mrs.
E. G. Blue, all of Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
PIT. A. HEAD TO ARRIVE
in WASHINGTON TODAY
Will Sail for England for Con-
ferences After Several
Days In City.

Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, winnetka,
H., president of the National Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers, was
to arrive IN washington today to
spend o few days at the national Of
fee Of the organization, 1901 Six
teenth street. Later she will sail
from New York fr England to at
tend the conventions Of the World
Federation Of Education Associations
and the International Federation Of
Home and School.
The parent-teacher head recently
returned from HAwsii where she
visited q NUMBER of island schools
in the interest Of Parent Teacher As
sociation work.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

Mr. and Mrs w E. Pitts of Oakcrest,
Va, with their neice, Miss Ruth Puck
EFT of Dallas, Tex, who has been their
guest, will return the latter part of the
week from a motor trip through New
England to Murray Bay. They will
also make brief stops at New York and
Atlantic City en- route home.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

Miss Meta Dean Scantlin of Drum
mond, Md, is spending the months of
July and August in Cloudland, Ga, as
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Judge
and Mrs. John P. Mccoy.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
BOYS GO TO CAMP
Special Dispatch to The star.

DpcOkHE IKoDAVCza 5sHEs
LA PLATA, Nd, July 17.-Twenty-
four All Club boys left yesterday
morning to attend camp at Goose
Bay, near Doncaster, Md, under su-
pervision Of Bergen Brown, county
agent. Charles County, Md.
While in camp the boys viii be
given instruction in wood and tree
identification and tree measurements
by w. w. Simonds, extension forester;
lantern slides will be shown by Joseph
NJ Vial, extension animal husband
man specialist, on classes of good
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Owes $685. on S. Cab.

A taxi driver who bought his cab In
1922 for $4,635 has Just been sum-
moned in London on Judgment Of
$685.. representing the balance, and it
was testified that the cab was sold re-
Gently for $5.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Jobless Do Relief Work.

More than half the registered un-
employed in Finland are doing relief
work.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

They will pass some time In Frederick
visiting relatives before returning to
their home.
MIR. and Mrs. ellison Gardner OF
Arlington Ridge, Va, have as their
guest Mrs. Luther White of Saltyille,
Va, who is leaving this week for Wood
stock, VT, where she will spend the
rest of the Summer. Mrs. White Is
q former resident of Arlington Ridge
Mrs. I. N. Hall of Fairfax Station,
Va, accompanied by Mrs. Nora "
Allison ard Mrs. L. B. Eaton Of Fair
fax, left this morning for motor trip.
They will stay some time at Colonial
Beach and visit Wakefield, Stratford
and other historic homes.
Mrs. c. A. Hoglund with her daugn-
ter, Miss Marion Hoglund Of Takoma
Park, Nd, are passing this week in
Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
Rice, also of Takoma Park, Md, are
at the same resort for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Crabill Of Hern-
don, Va, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wellener of Washington
left last week for fortnight's motor
trip through the North.
Mrs. Kelly Magee and her three
children of Silver Spring, Md, are
passing two weeks at their Summer
cottage on South River, Md. Mr.
Magee returned to Silver Spring yes
terday after passing a week there.
Miss Katherine Ahalt of Arlington
Ridge, Va, accompanied by Miss Mar
jorie Vaughn and Miss Hildegarde
Swenson of Clarendon, are in Atlantic
| City with Miss Ahalt's grandmother
and sister, Mrs. Kate Pilmer and Miss
Alice Ahalt, who are spending some
time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
Hosts at Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Kirk have as
their guests at Herndon, Va, Mrs
Harry Lee Hancock and her small son,
Harry, jr., and Mrs. Louis Robey and
her three children, all of Washington
who will remain several days.
Miss Marion Grudier of Mansfield
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Robertson in the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James A. Rob-
ertson of Takoma Park, Md, for the
| Summer.
Mrs. M. A. Martin of Battery Park
Md, was hostess at bridge party Sat
urday evening. The guests included
Mrs. Hazel Cross, Mrs. F. E. Berquistr
! Mrs. e. L. Bingham, Mrs Jack Irwin
, Mrs J. B. Mcpherson, Mrs. M. c. Nc
. Neill, Mrs. Sadie Morrison, Mrs. L. o
Manley, Mrs. Louise Kruger, Mrs. F.
| NJ Salter, Mrs. George Watt and Miss
Ruth Salmon.
| Miss T. Rose Curtis entertained fol
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Curtis, in the
garden of their home in Takoma PARK
Monday evening
The garden with its lily pool, birc
baths, rustic seats and benches made
a delightful place for the program
which was given, and refreshments
were served at tables under an arbor
1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
KradIi kapesnf noze.

John Byus z Light ulice So
botu chycen byl pro kradez
kapesnich nozG z obchodu We
22OO blocku Hartford road.
T6hoz dine zatcen byl Will
liam Wilson, 4Olety z Aisquith
ulice, u nehoz vedle ukrade-
nych kapesnfch noz6 nalezeno
bylo jinych ukradenych pred
nett V Gene asi $26.
z Howard ulice obchodu
Sc sperky ukradl v dtery 19lety
cernoch, James Hammonds no
dinky v Gene Sill. Zatcen byl,
kdyz tyto zastaviti chtel v "a
stavarne ma Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Do obchodu, {. 1O4 N.
Howard, dostal Sc rozbitim W.
kladniho okna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Zdrcen pod ocelovymi tramy.

Putovanl Washingtonskeho
hocha, ktery utekl a bloudil,
skonceno bylo v ned6li tragic
ky, kdyz zdrcen byl ocelovymi
tramy ma nakladn1m vagonu,
ma n6mz "kradl" jfzdu.
Usmrcenym byl Earl Tester
man, 15lety, jenz utekl pred
n6kolika dny z polepsovny
Home Industrial School We Wa
%shingtonu. S MIN utekl John
H. Sweeney, jenz poranen byl
tax, re sotva vyvazne zivotem.
K temto pTidruzen byl Balti-
moran, Joseph Resnick. Swee-
neymu v nehode zdrcena byla
panev a zlomena noha. Jeho
bratru a Resnickovi nestalo Sc
niceho.
Pc 1teku z polepsovny ma
skakali We Washingtonu ma re
leznicn1 wagon a ma tonic u
kryti z6stali al Wax pfijel do
Baltimore. Zde k MIN pTipojil
Sc Resnick. Kdyz Wax hnul Sc
dale ku Filadelfii, vyskocili ma
wagon a odejeli ma tonic do Fl
ladelfie. Tam nasyceni dals1
jfzdou, uradili Sc ma navrat. V
sobotu V noel ukryli Sc ma va
gonu, ma nemz nalozeny byly
ocelove tramy. Do Baltimore
prijeli V nedeli rano. Ma Bay
View stanici Pennsylvania
drahy seskocili. Zaslechse kro-
ky pfichazej1cfho zeleznicnlho
zrfzence, vyskocili zpet ma va
gon skrcivse Sc pod tramy. Pr
pohnuti vlaku, tramy Sc sesed-
ly stranou a pritiskly ku vago-
nu skryvaj1c1 Sc uprchllky.
= stastnejsfm byl jiny upr-
chl1k, 19lety Raphael Guisti z
Galvestonu, Texas, jenz zasa-
Zen byl elektrickou poulicni
karou, kdyz usnul ma kolejfch
teto ma Monument ulici u High
land avenue casne nedeli ra-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Wilson Knott, vezen V Mary
landske kaznici, jenz svoj1 do
bou byl svedkem kdyz frankie
Alters bodnut byl, sam nynf
pobodan byl We rvacce S job
mem L. "Wiggles'' Smith media
|leko koupelny kaznice u jedne
d1lny, kdyz tuto veznov6 opou-
steli, ably zasedli poledne ku
jldlu. Bodnut byl pod Zebra
nozem. Smith re rvacky vysel
s poskozenym OXEN.
"Wiggles" Smith byl jednim
z handy, jfz re sveta sprovozen
byl stavitel Norris a oloupen O
vyplatnl pen1ze roku 1922.
Smith odsluhuje 81 trest ma
dozivot1". Knott zavTen jest
We vezen1 ma Is rokG pro lou
pei.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
PFijel Sc podivati ma matku.

10lety Frank Lahman pTijel
ma trucku We stredu z Colonial
Beach, Va, do Baltimore, ably
zde navst1vil V Johns Hopkins
nemocnici svoji matku, jez tn
mela byti Sc 6 m6s1cG starym
d1tkem. V Johns Hopkins O
matce teto nemeli ami zdan1.
Ma cestu vydal Sc sc skatulkou
marshmallows, nejakym chile
benz a syrem, ktere 81 koupil ma
jmeno sveho nevlastnfho otce.
Ma truck vylezl bez vedomf RI
dice a ukryl Sc tax, re nebyl v
mem nalezen az teprve u Balti-
more. Policif dostalo sc nav
stevn1ku mesta uvftanf ma sta
nici, pohosten1 a prespan1. Ma
stanici vypravel, re on dobTe
Johns Hopkins nemocnici Una,
ponevac sc v nj narodil a re u
setfil 81 asi 500 sb1ran1m ja-
bod a Virginii re nema rad.
Stale tvrdil, re on jest Balti-
mofanem. V kapse nemel ami
centu. Ted hledana jest pc
nemocnic1ch jeho matka S ba-
by, je-li tn nejaka takova VII
bee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Skody bouTl zpHsobeny.

Zatfm co severoVychodn1 a
JIM Maryland zotavoval Sc v
1tery z povodn1, jimiz zality
byly znacne plochy zeme a zp6
sobena skoda jdouci do tisic6
dolar1, Baltimore a okoli nav
stfveno bylo elektrickymi bou-
remi, ktere pfidaly ku ztratam
temto n6kolik set dolar1.
Pred bouff V Baltimore te-
plota dostoupila 80 stupn1.
Blesk bouTi udeTil do elektric
Ike poulicnf kary LIME 25 kdyz
tato pfejfzdela Keswick road u
Cedar avenue. Ohnicek bles-
KEN zpdsobeny ma kare, rychle
uhasen byl.
Edward Miller, 7Olety zij1ci
ma lodi u Fluery soru, premo-
zen byl vedrem kolem 5. no.
diny.
V Towson blesk uderil do ga
rae dra. Veader Leonard v
dobe, kdy rodina vzdalena by
la. Hasici rychle zdolali ohen.
jfmz zpGsobena byla skoda asi
800.
V Essex a Dundalk lijakem
zastaveny byly ma cestach Get
ne automobily. Policie v nekte-
rych pffpadech tzadana byla,
ably pomahala tahati automo-
billy z blata a z pTfkopn, do
nichz tyto sklouzly.
NejhdTe prGtrze mracen radi-
ly V Hartford a Cecil okresfch.
Znacny pocet kusG dobytka,
drdbeze a polnlch plodin mi
cen byl. V JIM casti statu sill
nice a mostly poskozeny byly.
Ma Swan fece mezi Aberdeen
a Walkers Corner most strzen
byl. Mostly zavreny byly ma
Elk river u Elkton a jiny mezi
Elkton a Childs.
Ma Conowingo vSe pTiprave-
no bylo ku otevfeni vrat, ably
SpOuSty VOd fltlcl Sc z VychOdnl
Pennsylvania odvedeny byti
molly V krajnfm prfpadu. Hr-
nouc1mi Sc vodami ma sta Cecil
okresu nuceno bylo uchyliti Sc
ma kopce. Sklepy asi 800 do
V Elkton a okol1 zatopeny
Povodn6mi V Pennsylvania O
zivot pfipraveno bylo pet osob.
Diva bratrf, Joseph a Frank
Turczinski, %utonuli, kdyz Lee
high feka Sc rozvodnila a ma
ostrGvku V Tece kampujfci bra
til zachraneni byti nemohly.
We statu New Yorku obeti
boufe stale Sc 40 osob, ma ma
jetku skoda zpdsobena do W.
Sc 100000 900. O p~rfstresf,
jak posledn1 zpravy udavaji
pripraveno bylo ma 5000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Personal pro pensijnf fond
vvbran.

stab IA clend a mestsky 3D.
Dor verejne dobrocinnosti poe
nou pracovati 20. cervence ma
utvofen1 pensijn1ho fondu pro
sestarle, ktery V platnost vel
de ku konci tohoto roku. Cd
Dor p~ensijnf do 1tery dostal jiz
5000 zadost1 o pense, ktery
pocet Jiste zvysen Dude v Bal
tlmore asi ma osm az devet IT,
sic osob.
Ma sluzbu stabu budoucfch
sesti mesicfch vyplaceno Dude
$3.50. Supervisor, Anne SWIM
dell Nagle, rocne obdrzf Ia
sluznem $1,000. Poole planu
mesto platiti Dude tretinu u
my rozdelene a cel6 vydanf ma
administered. Stat platiti bu-
de dalsf dive tfetiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Wolf ~pardonovan.

Governor Nice udelil We sire
du Harry B. Wolf, jenz usved-
cen byl pred 13 roxy re spiknu-
tt Sc ma pfekazen1 spravedlno-
sti pc vrazde stavitele Norrise,
pardon. Tento sam mnoho ne
znamena, ponevac provozova-
nj pravnicke prakse sotva MI
vraceno Dude. Governor odvo-
lava Sc ma mnohe, kteTi prali
81, ably pardon mu udelen byl.
Mezi temito uvad1 rektora ka-
thedraly, Monsignora Quinn,
superintendent protisaloonic-
Ike l1gy, Crabbe, H. L. Memo
ken, v~ydavatele a spisovatele,
byvaleho generalnfho navlad-
Milo, Straus, sekretaTe Loyola
koleje, Rev. Joseph S. Ayd, S.
j., tr1 zidovsk6 rabiny, kon-
gresn1ka Palmisano vedle Tady
jinych, soudcG, arcibiskupa
Curley, episkopalnfho biskupa
Murray, mayora Jacksona, by
Vallejo mayora Mahoola a line,
ktef1 byli zaujati pro pardon
Wolfovi.
Protestd governor dostal ie-
nom nekolik.