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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
NICHOLS RITES HELD

RALEIGH, Oct. 10 (UP).-tu
neral services were held mere ~ ~
day for Lawrence E. Nichols; oo
president of the Raleigh Typo
graphical Union and a leading M ny
ure in state labor circles. In'
body was sent to Lynchburg' va
for burial.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
$500 AFRICANS ARE
KILLED TO DATE

LONDON, Oct. 10. (UP).-Tke
Italian forces have killed $500
Philippians and taken 600 prison
ers since the start of Mussolini's
African campaign, the Exchange
Telegraph's Eritrean correspond.
ent reported today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
POPE MAY MOVE
TO RESTORE PEACE

GENEVA, Oct. 10. (UP).-An
unconfrmed rumor was circulated
today among league leaders that
Pope Plus might intervene at Mus
soiini's request in behalf of peace.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
MAY VISIT FRONT

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-(UP)-
Empress Menen of Ethiopia may
accompany the Emperor to the
front, the Daily Mail correspond
ent at Adds Ababa today report
ed,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
1, 'ULDS PACKARD
Ir,' 1855, United Prass\

Laj e. !: Oct. 10. CUP)-A
'a5s VI y. refugees, including
.ar.,s =; =. American mission,
TIA w ,ast night from Adj
|, anti; r,t' reported the Eth
Italian planes "at
,ascs xsss said nearly all
4 's's eraeuating Adds lis
e e.; T., "a St. the influx from
Z is @fS D(j,ibouti W. was rom Iai
4 bots ji'a Sy congested. For S9r
), 4 aany nave Ia been jammed
'as u c,. as eight people
PciaciD oPe room. There reV are
! =. j. al III a hotels ss and the best sst
!, Rstogaosyy the French U %iiil
'1s' arrival 3fys, newspapermein
"a1S are Slaon;.'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
EXONERATE OFFICERS

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. (UP)--
Captain E. w. Sundstrom and
other officers were absolved by
the steamboat inspection commit
tee in the grounding of the liner
Dixie during the early September
hurricane off Florida.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
:l:T BECOMES PEI

\ ESasSG, Okla. OUP).-T. NJ.
4 Wv IVES southwest of here
s1oa'nS-old polecat for a
+ a 1.sTe'S % the name of
f. ''Saoors report he is
~' most affectionate pets.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
~ RICHARD D. MCMILLAN

oPyrIgnt, IIIDl I+ol,,,,
PARIS, Oct. 10. toP).Tltaiy
East African campaign thus far
has cost 10000 dead, sick and re-
patriated, it was reported yester-
day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
.SvMSTALL OFFICERS

! III. IN Oct. 10. (UP).-
Of the state depart,
- american Legion and
T., will be installed at
H. -s.e Oct. q, Comman-
ii S, ..e Daniels, Jr., an
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
[EAGUE CONDEMNS ITALY FOR WAR TODAY
X Nations At Liberty To Declare War On ItaE)
LATE WAR
BULLETINS

ROME, Oct. 10. (UP).-Diplo-
matte relations between Italy and
Ethiopia have been broken, it was
announced officially tonight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10

LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON
Miss Georgia Stepp of Biltmore
Forest, who has been visiting at
her home on Sugar Loaf Road for
a few days, has gone to Washing
ton D. G.. for the winter months.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10

deep being driven into Ethiopian territory by the
Italians and other aid from the border
nations The shows the spearheads attack No. driven
through Adawa No. 2 also starting
Erea and ALI southwest and then
swings south rail of Dredawa No g.
of Italian Somaand brought occupation Of Gergub
protect advancing the Webbe Shbe valley
country toward lga
and Harar No. occupied Do and pushing westward
isolate Ethiopia the south The No. army
cut
Inv the main KhartOum in the Sudan
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
WEATHER

-, iss ii5'is p ssg sisa r hs'a
|,..b = certainly be s.a1
I,b vii gu season IS over
lor eoa'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
GOOD AFTERNOON

Increasing cloudiness and
slightly warmer tonight; Friday
possibly colder.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01
PUBLIC is INVITED
TO MUSICAL RECITAL

A public recital, in which part of
the students Of Charles Beardsley will
appear, will be given in the Junior
High auditorium, Friday, August 8. The
public is cordially invited 10 attend
The following is the program to be
given Margaret Fennessy will play The
accompaniements.
String Quartette, Andante Cantabile
Northumberland. Tschaikowky
Bobby Bigelow-F violin.
Richard Niels-S Second violin.
George Beagle-Viola
Edward Niels-Cello.
June Miller-Clarinet
Aria-From Der Frieshtz", Weber
Evening Chimes" Saint Saens.'
Corativa-From The Barber of Sc
VILE, Rossini
Junior Beagle-Violin
Mnuet in G-Beethoven.
20, Sole Mio'-Di Capua.
Call of Bagdad Boldew.
Germaine Schlumn- Cello
THE North Wine" -Earhart
Bobby Bigelow-Violin
Londonderry Arbitration
THE Old Refrain '-Kriesler.
"Dreamland Shadows n-Holzel.
Keith Webb-Clarinet.
Simplicity Loose.
Sabbath Chimes" H La Forrest.
ITO April'-Gene Paul
The Tiny Quartette In Church" and
Lightly Row
Lillian Buti-Violin.
Herbert Niels-Flutey
Germaine Schlumn-Cello.
Marilyn Niels-Piano.
Edward Niels-Cello
Melody in G Major-Risher.
Marguerite "-Haeshche.
Richard Niels-Violin
Crusaders March-Meyerbeer
Cradle Song Weber.
Last Iea'-Weber.
Elizabeth Dwinelle-Violin
Perfect Day"-Bond
Dorothy Rasmussen
"Lullaby"-Wallace
Bobby Bigelow
La Paloma "-Yradier
lorna a Surriento"-de Curtis.
Fantasy--(Norma Semiramide, Elsire
D. Amore) Chas Dancla.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01

Malcolm Campbell has made more than
one of his famous runs Twice every
"a hours the mighty rollers of the
Atlantic pack down the sand until it
is as smooth and firm as any cement
surface.
Much more could be written about
Daytona Beach as there is much of
interest in that beautiful little city, but
we did not have time to stop there long.
Soon we fastened on our way, driving
northWard to St Augustine, the oldest
city in the United States. We iollowe
the highway northWard close to i
ocean through what was a rather dest
late country-high ridges of sand
from the shore and much of the SUI
rounding country overgrown with
high brush or sand grass not very er.
ticing. But on the way we frequently
cought glimpses of the ocean and that
was always beautiful
We stopped in St Augustine to visit
some of the points of historical interest.
in this the oldest city in the United
States. We shall tell you more about
what we saw there in our next install
ment
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01

One range for SALE in good condition,
S25.-L. L. Burrell. $40
Wanted to rent. 4 or 5-room modern
house, furnished preferred. Call II.
Roscoe Garrison of Troy was in
Libby Monday, bringing a prisoner TO
the county Jail
LOST-on July II, tent, between
Libby and Rdxford Return to Western
News office. Reward SO
Miss Catherine Humiston left Mon
day for her home at Los Angeles after
having visited with Miss Olive Arnold
and Mrs. Arnold at Savage lake.
County Clerk and Recorder Sam
Carpenter and Fred Birmingham spent
Sunday fishing on the South Fork of
the Yak river. They report the day
stormy with quite little rain but
nevertheless enjoyed the outing. They
drove out via the Pipe creek route.
Mrs. George Blackwell, Sr., anG
granddaughter, Billie Beryl Blackwell,
left Tuesday for Portland, Or, to visit
with Mrs. Blackwell's sisters in Port
land and vicinity. Billie will return 10
Libby in about a month but Mrs.
Blackwell will go to klamath Falls,
Or, for The winter.
The open-air concert given Monday
at the high school building by the
combined city and school bands called
out large number who greatly en-
joyed the music. The concert was given
under the direction of Charles Beard
ley, music instructor in the Libby
schools. The verdict was that these
enjoyable affairs ought to be more
frequent.
Mrs. Mary Hargreaves suffered a
painful injury Tuesday night from q
burn while picnicking with her son
and his wife and others on Pipe creek.
Lunch had been prepared and placed
on a rustic table at the camp site, in
Guiding pot of hot coffee Originally
the table legs were driven into the
ground, but someone. had pulled them
out, which was not noticed by the
party. When the picnickers sat down
to the lunch, the table was tipped over,
spilling the hot coffee over Mrs. Har-
greaves and burning her severely about
the neck and body She was taken 10
the Libby hospital and the burns
dressed.
Wanted to Rent, small modern house.
Elmer Switzer, Jr. Phone 97-W. $40
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01
LOCAL STUFF

See Paul Moody for wood Soft
For Dry Tamarack or Fir Wood
call 104-R Act
Jean Riley was over from Kalispell
last Thursday looking after creamery
business here.
Mrs. Irene Stevens and daughter,
Miss Mary, and Mrs. c. c. Strong are
spending two weeks visiting in Seattle
Sheriff and Mrs F. r. Baney and
children returned home Monday night
from spending the week end at their
cabin on Murray creek.
A brother and the mother of Louis
Brandt arrived Saturday from their
home in Spokane to visit at the Brandt
hunting lodge on Pipe creek.
In line with other improvements be-
ing made by Libby business houses,
the Safeway store was given coat
Of new paint the first of the week.
Mrs. Chas Golden and young son OF
Spirit Lake, Ida, have returned to
their home after visit of several
weeks here with her mother, Mrs. Bert
Withee.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wade of Clinton,
Ia, and Mr. and Mrs J A. O'Grady
Of Chicago, ILL.,, have returned home
after two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Shea
Rev. r. w. Orr left Monday for Lin
coin, Neb., where he will spend his
annual vacation of a month visiting
with his mother and other relatives
While there he will assist in the mar
riage Of nephew.
House for Sale; rooms with or
without furniture, cheap. laos Utah
avenue. 9-10-11
Miss Genevieve Wolff, daughter Of
Oscar Wolff, former publisher of the
Eureka Journal, and well known in
Lincoln county, is here from Metaline
Falls, Wash, on visit. Miss Wolff
assists her father in the publication Of
two newspapers, one for Metaline, the
other for the neighhoring town Of
lone. She does her turn on the linotype
besides gathering the social items. Jim
and Webb Carey of Kalispell are her
uncles -Kalispell Times.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01

Jimmie Barkee, son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. j. Barkee, is at Kalispell for two
weeks visit with friends.
MIR and Mrs. E j. Barkee spent The
week end visiting with the j. c. Penney
company manager at Boomers Ferry
j. F. McCully started the first of the
week on his annual two weeks vaca-
ton from his duties as manager of the
local Western Union office. r. (. NAL
lory of Denver is acting as supply
operator during McCully's absence.
Harold Thomas Chapel and Miss
Jane Prentice drove over 10 Boomers
Ferry and were married Monday by
Probate Judge E B. Schlette. They
were accompanied by Miss Mallie
Chapel and Walter Milan, who acted
as witnesses. The young newly
have host of friends here who will
wish them long life of happiness and
prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Field and son
arrived in Libby Tuesday night and
will again make their home here. A
few months ago Mr. Field purchased
an interest in lumber business at
Dishman, Wash, but he has disposed of
all his interests there and will resume
his former position with the ]. Neils
Lumber company. Libby friends will
be glad TO welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Field back to the city.
A group of relatives arrived Satur-
day night for a visit with MIR. and Mrs.
f. E. Baker. They were Mrs Homer
Campbell of Camas, Wash, Mrs. Alice
Sandknop and son Jackie Of Helena,
Mont, Paddy Lou LAWN and Mrs. Louis
Anderson of Washington. Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Sandknop are sisters of
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Anderson is the
mother of the three ladies. Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Sandknop left Wednes-
day Tor Washington
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Prepared by Lincoln County Abstract
company. 6b
Robert Gregg to Lena M. Rives, WD.
Lots /, 2, 3 Block G West Troy.
John p Heston to Lester r. Ceilings,
WD /SE NWNE SWNW Sc Lot 3 Sec.
l8-3O-31.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01

Read the Western News.
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We Turn Northward.


with my brother and his estimable
wife, it came time to say goodbye and
to give way again to the wanderlust-
This time the partings caused wrench
at the heart-strings, the week had been
altogether too short for visit with that
brother after a separation Of SO many
years. But finally one morning the
goodbyes were said and we were off
again.
We started on that early morning for
Daytona Beach, on the east coast of
Florida, but enroute we planned to
stop at famous spot, Silver Springs.
These remarkable springs are in reality
a subterranean stream springing from
the earth through a huge cavern, the
cavern being SIS feet long and IL feet
high, and it lies at the bottom Of a
circular basin forming the head of
Silver Springs and the source Of Silver
river.
The water is of such sparkling clear
ness that it is said penny dropped on
the bottom can be easily seen in spite
of the maximum depth Of 81 feet. We
quote one writer who says: The
underwater scenery is as beautiful and
varied as terrestrial plant life is null
| tiple; for here at Silver Springs Nature
has drawn aside the curtain of mys-
terry that shrouds other waters and
revealed the living panorama of world
unknown to those who have never
seen beneath its surface.
Thirty varieties of fish may be seen
in their native habitat as plainly as
though they were under glass in ar
aquarium. Literally hundreds Of diff
ferent plants, many of them bewitch-
lngly beautiful, rare and exotic grow
IN profusion on the bottom Some o.
them bloom and bear fruit
Glass bottomed boats make regular
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
DR.. Fred Meyer zapasiti Dude
pristi tyden S Jim McMillen.

Pf1st1 utery dine 8. r1jna v
hlavn1m kf1zkovem zapase po-
Tadanem v Carlins Park DR..
Fred Meyer utka sc S Jim Nc
Millen hlavn1m zapase.
V nasledujfc1ch zapasech L.
cinkovati budou:
Mike Mazurki VS.. Dean bet
ton; Westrich VS.. Kalmikoff
Zeller VS.. DR.. Fields.
Vstupne: 66c, 99c $1.1O a
$1.65. zeny v prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase ktery byl jeden z nejzufi-
v6jsfch zde poradanych pc
dlouhy cas- die pTesvedceni pri-
tomnych, Able Coleman, lid,
pc 80 minutovem zapasenf S
Ernie Duskem vyhozen byl z
areny mezi obecenstvo a tam
zGstal lezeti. Kdyz pc napoci-
TAM 10 soudcem Ed Brockma-
mem nemohl Sc vratiti zpet k
zapasenf, Dusek prohlasen byl
v1teZem.
Serge Kalmikoff, Rus, vazf.
CT 230 liber porazil Bull Mar
tina v 6 minutach.
! Zapas mezi Hans Kampfer
a Mike Mazurki pc 80 minute
VEN zapasen1 prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Dean Detton porazil Johna
Swenski v 80 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Mayor z Broadway.

Konecna kapitola legend tax
zvanych "flop" DON'T podel
pobrez1 u konce Broadway, ma
psana byla V 1tery, kdyz We
stoce ulic Fleet a Caroline ma
lezen byl mrtvy mayor z
Broadway. Zdali padl do sto-
ky mtvy anebo automobil, kite
ry jej prejel, jej usmrtil, "a
stane nerozTesenou zahadou.
Christopher Healy, tax bylo
jmeno "Mayora z Broadway,
byl castym hostem mestskeho
vezen1, kan pro opilstvf byl
zavlran.
NamoTnfci, bumove a podob-
nj z jizn1ho konce Broadway
znali jej jake "mayora" pro
jeho stale vtipy korenene ir-
skym humorem.
Oblecen vzdy v paradnf svd6j
mundur = jfmz byl nejroztr-
hanejsf oblek podel konce
Broadway, v1taval hosty vystu-
puj1c1 tam z lodi. Jestlize ne
jaky namoTnfk shanel Sc pc To-
di, byl odkazan "videti mayo
RAJ. "Ovsem," S ochotou cd
pov1dal mayor, "dostanu tt po-
stylku ma lodi. PTijd Ultra do
me 1radovny, Ultra vse spra-
VIM"
V dobu, kdy namorn1k hle-
dial "1Tadovnu", seznal, re a.
dresa byla vylhana.
Pc nekolik mes1cG Mayor
klesal vice a vice, casio male
zen byl spiel zamilovanem
1tulku SVEN - uprostTed ko-
lejf elektricke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Prodaval po dovolenych
hodinach.

Edgar Lucke, MATTEL hospo-
dy ma West Cross ulici zatcen
byl v nedeli dvema policisty,
re prodaval lfhoviny V nedovo-
lenych hodinach pc 2. iodine.
Pet muz1 a til zeny pill, kdyz
policiste pfisli a zatkli Lucke.
Zatceny dan pod zaruku $500.
Byl soudem uznan "a nevinna.
Hoste pry sedeli podal baru a
nevi Sc, zdali pill.
13lety cernossky hoch
svedcil v pondeli, re koupil pi-
.vo cd Spencera w. Kinsey, ma
jitele obchodu ma Frederick
Pike.
Pro gamblirstv1 v jeho OBJ
chodu zatceni byli: Kramer,
Black a Donhauser. Svedciti
Dude proti MIN sest osob. Pro
obhajobu svedciti Dude % j.
nych.
= Pc usvedcenf, re proda-
val lfhove napoie nezletilym
hoch1m a dfvkam We sve hos
pode, Tony Rizzo odsouzen byl
ma sest mes1cG do vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
CernoSsky zvrhlik.

Dvacet sedm rokd starry GER
noch, Ester Bryson re 1900
blocku Edmondson avenue, Eat
cen byl a poslan do Bel-Air do
vezenf. zalovan jest, re INA
silnil pred mesfcem tTinact ro-
XII starou d1vku.
Ma severovychodnf poll
cejnl stanici odsouzeni byli ety.
ri cernosi, kter1 napadli proda-
vace novin, Waltera Wosk,
kdyz tento 1tery prodaval
extra" pc vftezstvf Joe Levi
Sc. Jeden odsouzen byl do We
zenl ma 80 dnf a druzi ma sest
mes1cG kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Uvezneni rozresilo loupez.

Tajemstvf, jez z~astiralo O.
loupenl Irvinga Becka, zamest-
nance pekarny, O $500, bylo
rozreseno sobotu zatcenim
dvou podezfelych. Jeden pri
~vyslechu primal sc a jmenoval
druheho, ktery s MIN byl a ire
tho, ktery jiz jest v kaznici.
Pfiznan1 ucinil Chester TWAIN
ley, Fl rokG starry. On to byl,
ktery udefil Becka revolverem
a penize mu odebral. Doznal,
re druzl diva, John Kreager a
Edison Davis cekali opodal v
automobile, v n6mz vsichni pax
ujeli.
Davis jest tim, jenz v ponde-
Ii pred tydnem odsouzen byl 2
IL prepaid ma 80 rok1 do We
zeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
PTedbezne ornament zabav.

= Druh6 divadeln1 predsta-
ven1 "Az Lipa zakvitne" pofa-
dali Slovenst1 herci Slovenske.
no Demokratickeho Klubu v
Marylandu V nedeli, 10. T1jna
presn6 o 4. bod. odpol. We sv.
Vaclavsk6 SIM ma Collingtor
Avenue.
= Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
usporada jitrnicove hody V So
botu, 10. f1jna V Sokolovne.
Cvic1c1 Sbor Sokol Curtis Bay
oznamuje cesk6 verejnosti v
Curtis Bay re zapocne Sc cvice-
nj. Prihlasky Sc pTij1majf V
pondelf a We stTedu cd 6. hodin
vecer v Sokolovne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
4OOlete vyroci tistsni prvni bi'
bic " angIicine.

V nedeli konana Dude oslava
ctyr set leteho vyrocf tisteni
prvniho pTelozen1 bible do an
glicke Teci. Oslava konana bu-
de O pul treti iodine V Home
wood Stadium, kde ocekavany
jsou tis1ce a tis1ce osob. Precise
dou oslavy Dude DIR. j. M. t.
Finney. Koncertovati Dude ka-
pela 1O4. Medical pluku.
Mezi patkem a 8. prosincem
podobne oslavy konany budou
20 celem statu a v narode.
4. Tijen byl dnem, kdy Miles
Coverdale, duchovn1, 16. stole
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Posledni zpravv.

President V Teci sve v San
Diego V Kalifornii prohlasil, re
Spojene Staty zGstanou v m1ru
S celym svetem.
= Padesat tis1c Ital6 presto
Ethiopske hranice z Eritreje a
utabofilo Sc ma Mount Mussa,
jak zprava re stTedy d1. Mus
solini prohlasil, re Italii mic
nezdrz1 ma vtrhnutf do Ethio-
pie.
Ma 100000 Ethiopskych vo-
jakG dalo Sc v pochod ku hra-
nici. Vladar, jenz rozhodl Sc
ma mobilisaci, oznamil krok
tento Lie Narod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

We srazce tff automobile Ia
Washington Boulevard u Relay
byli zraneni ctyri, jeden kritic-
ky. Edward T. Kelbaugh z
York road, rfdic jednoho auto
mobilu dan byl do nemocnice
s rozbitou lebkou. R1dicem
druheho automobile byl Lloyd
H. Walker z Washingtonu. Ne
znamy automobil odrazil auto
mobil Kelbaughem f1zeny ma
automobil Walkera.
We srazce v nedeli ma Lom-
bard a Caroline ulicfch crane
ma byla Sylvia Lubin. Automo-
bill nemz jela, Tfdil Benjamin
Pugath.
= - Harry Hahn, clenkyne
eprominentnf Westinghouse 70
diny, usmrcena byla We srazce
tT1 automobile ma Washington
Boulevard u Riverdale, Md.
Cernosska jeji sluzebna IRA
nena byla tezce.
Automobil Hahnove srazil
sc S ~automobily Guy l.. Ander-
soma a Howarda M. Dougherty.
- Ma 80 dn1 do vezen1 Cd
souzen byl vojak, Fred Cant
ger, jenz udan byl, re r1dil au-
tomobil kdyz opilym byl. Wy
mlouval Sc, re mel "jeden
drink. Vedle vezen1 dosta]
$40 pokuty.
= Vystraznou vezicku ma
Broadway a Eastern avenue
napadl v nedeli automobilen
Edward L. Bouthner a zmoh.
il odhodiv il do dalky 20 stop.
= Nicholas Greeley, 25letJ
re Sparrows Point usmrcen by
kdyz casne z rama v 1tery auto
mobil vrazil do ohrazen1 NJ
Eastern avenue u Kresson uli
&c. Pc smrtelnem zranen1 zem
rel behem dvou hodin v memo
cnici. Zraneni byl til jeho sol
druhove: Harry j. Louden, o
wen Burgess a Owen P. Mahon
vsichni re Sparrows Point. d.
vseho automobil r1dil Mahon
ktery pc nehode nemohl poda
I'll {zadne informace. Vsichn
watt byli do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
80 PSI a kocka otraveni.

Majitele 80 psi a jedne koc-
ky Okol1 Turner's stanice,
Dundalk, We ctvrtek shledali,
re jejich psi n6kym otraveni
Cena vypsana byla ma dopa-
den1 toho, KIDD Sc skutku toho
dopustil. Soudf Sc, re otraveni
byli hozenym jim masem nebo
jaternicemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Utvori permanentni recnfkv

Demokraticke kluby Mladf-
ku v Marylandu utvori stale
recnlky, ktef1 fecniti budou pr
politickTch kampanfch.
Reditelem odboru Dude Geo,
j. Heldman. Jednou z prvnfch
funkcl jejich Dude pomahati v
Rampant Community fondu.
Podobne organisace budou i We
venkovskych okresich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

tt obdrzel prvn1 pfeklad bible,
ktery vytiskl Christopher Eros
hover V Cyrychu, We Svycarsku.
Ma vyborech zasedati budou
prominentn1 muzi naroda. DR..
Howard A. Kelly, B~altimorsky
pfedn1 lekar, jest jednfm z Mich
Slavnosti Homewood Sta
dunn pf1tomen Dude governor
Nice a mayor mesta, Jackson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Pet mssicG "a tluceni zeny.

Usvedceny z bit1 manzelky
sve, Atlee H. Hammaker, vzdu
choplavec v Hagerstown, Cd
souzen byl v pondelf ma pet
mesfcn do vezenf. Soudce ma
obranu jeho odpovedel, re mu
neveri, e byl v hospode u Ha-
gerstown vzduchoplavecke sta
nice v dobe, kterou manzelka
udala, Re j v nj udeTil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
SUCHE HOUBY!

Chcete-li prave ceske houby
list, musite ku FRANKOV1
ZAORALKOVI j1t, ktery prave
obdrzel zasobu ceskych SUSIE
nych hTibkd. Pfihlaste Sc v els.
234O MADISON ST. pokud "a
SODA stacf. Telefon, Wolfe
1907.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Richie Sc zotavuie.

Byvaly governor Richie 20
tavuJe Sc re zapalu jednoho O.
ka, ktery jej drzel v zatemnele
.svetnici sveho apartmentu We
Washington apartments skoro
cely tyden.
Zapal Okla znemoznil mu rec
neni v Bostonu ma Den Konsti-
tuce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Sperky v Gene $2.445 ukradeny

Sperky z domu J. Jane Crook,
Green Spring avenue u Valley
road, ukradeny byly. Cenu
sperkG odhaduje Crookova ma
$2.445. Ukradeny byly nekdy
mezi pondelkem a sobotou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
StTelen nahodou.

Pr prohl1zenf revolveru Tho
mas Chellis, 18lety z Baltic a.
venue, Brooklyn, zranen byl
vystTelem. Kule zaryla Sc mu
do lytka.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-10

BAPTISTS TO MEET.
Washington representatives of
the Baptist Church will attend the
Southern Baptist Convention
which will open in Nashville,
Tenn, Wednesday.