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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
FARM WAR ON
COAST ENDS AS
WORKERS LEAVE
Two Strikers Are Slain at
Height of Dispute in
Imperial Valley.
coprr.zh.. 1855. BY United Press


FL CENTRO. Cal, March "A
brief. fierce labor var IN Imperial
valley. which began with a strike
o, fruit and vegetable workers on
FEB. u. ended in staIemate yester-
dav as one army began an orderly
evacuation from the field
one thousand nOmadic lettuce
packers began moving toward PhOe-
NIX and the Salt River Valley Of
Arizona as the Southern California
crop season drew 10 a close.
Packing sheds were being dis
msntled and machinery moved until
the next crop N December. when,
according 20 union officials. the bat
no viii resume, perhaps for a fin
ish fight.
Blessed by Nature
Employers and strikers looked
back at a short. sharp record OF
disaster as trOG5l0us weeks drew
10 a close. Casualties included the
death OF Paul Knight and r. K
Hamakcr. strikers; numerous ralds
on packing houses. % arrests. and
TWO depOrtations.
The battlefield Of Imperial Valley
IS one Of OF Americas geographical
and agricultural oddities II is APP
pr0xmatelv so miles north and
south BY so miles wide. all belOT
sea level and irrigated by gravity
from the Colorado River.
Intense heat for a generous pOr-
ton Of the year. when the tenn
perature daily ranges from 10 TO
100. combines with abundant water
and fertile land TO produce cOntlnu-
Gus crops over a half million II
.Igated acres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

BABIES de CHILDREN
OD) Care OF the Baby
C2D) Child Esalth
(3D) Children's Manners
(4Dl Food for Children
(5Dl Infant Care In Summer
(6Dl School Lunches
(7Dl Sex Education
(sDl Trainir the Child
BIOGRAi HES
{ &c Admi.al Richard 3.
Byrd
GOD Detectives Of Fiction
I.E Directory Of Movie
stars
Q2E Famous Bandits
U3E Famous Detectives
O4E Famous Pioneers
O5E) Famous Pirates
QsE) Famous Spies
GTE) Five Great Presidents
UsE) Popular Screen Men
UeE) Popular Screen Women
(20E) Presidents Of the U. S.
(2lE, Presidents Wives and
Families
(22El Radio and Picture Stars
(23El Roosevelt and Garner
BIRDS e ANIMALS
C24Fl Aquarium Fishes
(25Fl Bird House Building
(2eF0 Canar.eS. Care Of
(27F) Cats. Care OF
(2S9 Dogs, Care Of
(29FO Guinea Pigs
tS0F) Homing Pigeons
GID Poultry Raising
(S2F Rabbit Raising
(SSF Snakes. Species. Habits
EDUCATION
t34G) Bible Facts
t35G) British Parliament
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02

1861 Choosing a Career
(37G) Club Woman'S Manual
(3SG) Common Errors in
English
(39G) Debater's Manual
(4OG) Dictionary of Slang
(4lG) Letter Writer'S Guide
(42G) Limitation OF Arma-
ments
(43G) Nicknames and Phrases
(44G) Parliamentary Law
(45G) Religions Of the World
(45G) Stage and Screen
Writing
(47G) Technocracy
(4SG) Wildflowers
(49G) Wonders Of Nature
(5.G) Writing for Magazines
ETIQUETTE
(5lfi) Dress Etiquette
(52H Engagement Etiquette
(53HO Etiquette for Dinners
(54H Social Etiquette
(55D Travel Etiquette
(56H Wedding Etiquette
FINANCE & MONEY
(57D Banking System Of U. S.
(5SD Gold and Silver Money
(5SD History Of q. S. Coin
Designs
GOD Home Financing
(6lD Home Mortgage
Refnancing
(62D Home Ownership
(63D Imitation, Pro and Con
(64D Money OF U. S.
(65D Scrip and Barter
(66D Stock Market
(67D Value of Old Coins
FOODS & COOKERY
{ $50 Apples & Apple Dishes
{ SGD Around q. S. Cook
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
FOODS & COOKERY

{ $50 Apples g. Apple Dishes
{ SGD Around q. S. Cook
Book
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
SAVINGS GAIN
lat COLUMBIA

Substantial gains in both saw
lngs accounts and mortgage loans
were made during the last year by
the Columbia Building Association,
according to the report Of the
secretary, Clarence E. KefauVer,
made to the members Of the as
Sociation at their twenty-eighth
annual meeting last night.
Total assets as of September 80
amount to 3,46O. .06S.37, gain of
over 100000 for the year. Mr..
Kefauver said this was the largest
gain for any single year since or
ganization. Dividends distributed
to members during the past year
amounted to more than 100000,
and the surplus and reserve &C
counts were substantially in
creased.
The Columbia announced to its
members insurance of accounts up
to $1,000 by the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corporation.
The following officers were re-
elected; John B. Harrell, preSi-
dent; Harry B. Denham, vice preSi-
dent; C. Albert White, treasurer;
c. E. Kefauver, secretary. Direc-
tors elected in addition to the
above officers were: ]. William
Weber; Frank A. Auth; C. Gay
HarreIl, and Albert o. Denham:
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
G. NJ. OVERSEAS
SALES SPURT

Sales of General Motors cars
and trucks to dealers in the over
seas markets during September
totaled 22,909 units. This volume
represents an increase of 35.5
per cent over sales in the CORE
spending month Of last year, and
6.8 per cent over sales in August
this year.
In the first nine months Of
1885, sales totaled 216,062 units,
representing an increase of 27.6
per cent over sales of l69 1877 re-
ported for the corresponding
period of 1884, and the highest
overseas volume attained in the
corresponding period of any year
since 1929.
These figures include the prod
ucts Of the corporations Ameri-
can, Canadian, English and Ger
man factories sold outside Of the
United States and Canada. Amer
ican-Source sales of Chevrolet,
Pontiac, OldSmobile, Buick, La.
Sale and Cadillac vehicles re-
flected substantial gains in prac-
tically all Of the 1O4 countries
comprising the overseas market.
General Motors sales of its Vaux-
hall cars and Bedford trucks
manufactured in England, and
the Opel and Blitz products man
ufactured in Germany, also
showed encouraging gains in the
countries in which they are pro-
duced.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Victim of Freak
Crash Flies Home

Mrs. Jess jenkins, Of 1700 block
B st. s. E., arrived here yesterday
by airplane, after three weeks in
a Little Rock (ArkO hospital with
injuries caused by collision Of her
automobile with mule. Her two
children, Elizabeth and William,
were unhurt. Mrs. jenkins was
carried from Washington Airport
to her home by the Fire Rescue
Squad.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
FIRST LADY BUYS GOWNS

ored metal lace, square neck, cap
sleeves. The material was con-
tinued over the back as a wide
cape, falling to the waist.
The afternoon gown Is Of
black cloque satin, with high
fluted neckline, and a panel
stitched across the shoulders in
the back, falling loose to the waist
line, where 1t was caught with q
belt of the material.
For street and travel, she will
wear a three-piece suit Of brown
Waikiki homespun, made by the
Waikiki weaverS on the Roosevelt
estate at Hyde Park.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11

MAoRA THOMPSON
HEIRESS, 8, daughter Of
Edward DeGrOot Thompson,
ranch owner who was slain
in New Mexico, was adopted
in Chicago today by her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Il. Meehan. The child
will take their name. Inter-
national News Photo.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Oct. IL.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was
quietly celebrating her fifty-first
birthday here today after q strenu-
Gus shopping tour in New York
yesterday.
Mrs. Roosevelt bought two for
NAL evening gowns and one af-
ternoon frock.
The first evening gown was Of
Napoleon blue and Dubonnet red
velvet. designed for the Velvet
Ball October IS at the Waldorf-As-
toria. Mrs. Roosevelt will be guest
Of honor.
The second Is q raisin col
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Man Employs Ruse
To Return TO Jail

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. IL
James Robbins, Negro, today
achieved his ambition to get
back in a cell. He hid in a
food supply truck, expecting to
enter the Jail. When he crawled
out he found himself in the wom-
ems detention prison. But all was
not in vain. The truck driver
lodged a charge and Robbins was
Jailed.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Negro PresbYteridns
0pen Council Meetinu

The forty.first annual session Of
the Afro-American Presbyterian
Council of the North and West
opened last night at Tabor Pres
byterian Church, Second and s
SITS. Northwest to be concluded
Sunday.
The Rev. w. H. Holloway of
Cincinnati Is president of the
council, the Rev. T. B. Harris Of
New York City, secretary. and the
Rev. C. B. Allen Of Pittsburgh,
treasurer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

Objev ztraceneho mesta sta
rovekeho plemene V skaln1ch
divocinach okresu IndianG va
qui re Sonory, byl V Nogales,
Arizona, hlasen ethnologistou
Paxton C. Hayesem re Santa
Barbara, Kal.
Hayes, ktery je dobre znam
v badatelskych kruz1ch, pravil,
re Sc dostal do podivneho me-
sta skrze vodopad, ktery 1pln6
zakryl vstup do nezname kon-
ciny. Byl to SLEEPY kanon, pra-
vii, a byl obydlen pred asi 49,
900 az $4,000 roxy.
V doprovodu sve manzelky.
Hayes pTijel do Sonory asi
pred dvema mesfci, We snaze
objeviti ztracene m6sto, kdy5
pfi pfedchoz1ch vypravach ma.
lezl v tonic okol1 mumie pra-
vekych obrG. Pc SVEN objevU
pravil, re tento vrhne jasnejsi
svetlo ma pravekou civilizaci
Severn1 Ameriky.
"Tento nalez m1ze ukazati
stopu, ktera odvod1 wink tetc
rasy cd Mongolu v ASH a sta
.rych EgyptanG," pravil bada.
tel. ga nam doklady, re Tide
techto dvou pevnin NELL mno-
no spolecneho V kulture'', Ha-
yes dale dodal, re nalezl Is
pohTebn1ch jeskyn1 a mel mez.
svymi nalezy psane dokumen.
ty pravekeho plemene, a pc.
hTebn1 napisy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Ceskoslovenske zastoupeni ma
obchodni vystave New Yorku.

OOSAAO0AAA NyOIdTC ANSW VI ma"
V Grand Central Palace
New York, Lexington Ave.,
mezi 46. a At. ul., poTadana
byla international Trade Fair
(Mezinarodn1 vystava obcho-
du). Ma teto vystave byly "a
steupeni cetnf narodove, vcet-
ne Cechoslovak1, Jihoslovan1
a UkrajincG. Ceskoslovensky
stanek byl velmi vkusne upra-
ven a vzbudil znacny zajem u
navstevniku. Byly tam VISTA
veny RUNE pTedmety, vyrobe-
ne We stare vlasti, jakoz i lido
We vysivky, kroje, keramika,
hracky atd. We stanku uv1taly
navstevniky zeny, ktere jsou
cleny vystavnfho vyboru, pecu-
jicfho O mas stanek. Byly to
Frantiska Braunova, Marie
Denkova, Rdzena Brichova,
Milada Mizerovska, Blazena
Fiserova a prof. sarka Hrbko-
va. Byly Odeny V ceSke a SlO-
venske kroje. V Ceskosloven-
skem stanku poutal pozornost
mezi jinym skvostne dflo kra.
jana Josefa Pejchara, zname.
no zasazovace diamant1. Wy.
stavil tam velky kf1z, p~ozGsta.
vaj1ci z tis1cG ctverc1 kovu,
nichz jest dovedn6 zasazen(
$500 ceskych granatu, ktert
zaTf svym plnym leskem v "a
plave proudu velkeho svetla
Kf1z byl stredem cervenehC
sametoveho praporu, ktery me-
Til pc delce Is stop a pc s1ri s
stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
PTedbszne oznamenf zabav.

OZnaTnen1 ZdOdN.
= Pevecky Dram. Sbor sv.
Cecilie sehraje divadlo maven
"D6deckovy housle', V nedeli,
II. unora We Skoln1 SIM ma Col
llngtOn Avenue.
Rieger Klub usporada
velkolepou zabavu so IN /" v
pondel1, 10. 1nora V dolejs1ch
mlstnostech osadn1 skoly ma
Collington Avenue.
Masopustni veceTi uspo-
radajl zeny z osady sv. Vaclav-
ske We prospect kostela V Ute
ry a We stredu, 26. a 27. 1nora
V dolejslch m1stnostech -Skoly.
Zacatek V 6 hodin vecer.
Vyrocn1 Pies Sboru Kato-
lickych SokolG Sc Dude konat
V pondelf, 25. 1nora v Katolic-
Ike Budove, Madison a Duncan
ulie pfi hudbe Sokolske.
Kosteln1 Vybor ma ukon-
cent Masopustu poTada diva
dlo maven "Moravkova rodi-
ma ma venkove", ktere sehraj1
Ochotn1ci Osady sv. Vaclavske
V nedeli, 3. bTezna v osadnf ST.
nj ma Collington Avenue. "a
catek V 8:15 vecer.
- Tel. Jednota Sokol Curtis
Bay pofada divadelnf predsta-
venl V nedeli, "a. 1nora We 3.
hodiny odpol. " Sokolovne v
Curtis Bay. Hrati Sc Dude ga
mann zenu cd mandlu", veselo-
hra O 3 jednanich. Proto kdo
Sc chces mile pobaviti a zasma-
tt, nezapomen pfij1t neb kazdy
lie srdecne ivan.
= Velke u~stTicove hody u
spoTada Young Mems Bohe-
milan Democratic Club, 7. war
dy We svych klubovn1ch mist
nostech, 2100 Ashland Avenue
v nedeli, 10. brezna, Cd 1. do 6.
hodin vecer.
= Vybor Slovenskeho Do
mu uspoTada Masopustn1 ia
necnf zabavu V pond6lf, dine 4.
bfeZna V Katolicke Budove,
Madison a Duncan ulic v ma
rodn1ch slovenskych kroj1ch.
= Sokolska Jednota Blesk
poTadati Dude sve 60. SibTinky
V pondelf, 4. bTezna Sokolov-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Obsti vybuchu.

V New Yorku Patrick Man
ming, so rokG starry, stavitel ma
odpocinku, usmrcen byl pr W.
buchu plynu v roure, kterou
pokladal "a zamrzlou vodni
rouru a chtel il roztaviti We
sklepe sveho domova v Bronx.
Odstranil zatku z domnele vo-
dn1 roury a pTidrzel hoT1c1 kus
papfru k otvoru. Pojednou o.
zval Sc vybuch a Manning ska
eel sc k zemi mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Notny naklad.

Ctyricet sedm prasat, kazde
V prGmerne vaze $50 h., neo-
bycejn6 t6zka dodavka pro je-
dnu farmu, bylo koupeno .jat-
kari pfi Gene $3.50 "a stovahu.
Naklad celkem vail 29,64O IL
Der, a prasata vypestoyal L. j.
Schipfer re Sigourney, Ia. We
terani dobytkaTi pravili. re to
byl nejv6tsi naklad vepTd teto
vahy kdy ~spatreny. Prasata
byla krmena skoro tFi roxy.
JatkaTi zaplat1 z Mich $666.9O
spracovac1 dane, z ktere Sc Wy
placej1 benefity farmaT1m "a
omezen1 chovu vepToveho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Vsecky oSalil.

"Mel jsem ctrnact zen - a
vsecky jsem napalil!" chlubh
Sc 75lety William C. Currier z
Fort Wayne, Ind, detektivdm
kteT1 studovali jeho z~ivotopis.
Byl hledan pet let ma obvinenf,
re koupil osm novych automo-
bill "a pGjcek financn1ch spo-
lecnost1, pax je prodal a utekl.
Nedavno byla prot nemu po-
dana zaloba ma $4,000 ma OBJ
vinenf, re prodal il patriot ma
jetek, Monikou Kehoe, ucitel-
kou z Ohio statn1 university.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Kid " Toledo

UjiSt6n1 O m1ru V automobi-
lov6m prGmyslu V Toledo, bylo
vydano kdyz zamestnavatele
podepsali S uniemi novou
smlouvu.
Pc podepsani move smlouvy
Sc zavodem Spicer Manufac-
turing Co., ktera zajistuje pro
kazd6hO zam6stnance peticen-
tovy pffdavek ma hodinu, do
hodly Sc unie i S Electric Auto
Lite Co., a rovn6z oznamovala
i sprava Motto Meter Gauge &
Equipment Corporation, re pr
stoupf ma zvyseni mzdy a pTi-
da zam6stnancGm cd 5 do Ia
cent?.
PFfdavek 7 cent? pro delhi
ky Cd kusu a p6ticentovy pri-
datek pro hodinove deln1ky
zajistila d6lnictvu az do 81.
prosince tohoto roku Electric
Auto-Lite Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Studoval ia podvodnika.


Straz Brne-Julianove "a
drzela podezreleho muze S ma
pechovanou aktovkou, ktery
pTi zadrzeni odhodil l1stek ma
%potraviny, jake Sc vydavajf So
cialn1 peel pro nezamestnane.
Ma straznici byl V zadrzenem
zjisten 29lety Hersch Pinkas
Grubner, narozeny V Polsku,
bytem v Brine. Pr prohl1dce
aktovky byly nalezeny rdzne
pozfvatiny, koupene u jednoho
obchodnfka V Julianove. U TO-
no bylo z~jist6no re z~adrzeny
Sc podepsal ma poukazku jme-
mem Vrba. Pr tom bylo zjls-
teno, re poukazka ma potravi-
ny, pfedane Grubnerem OBJ
chodnfkovi, je padelana. Grub
ner Sc 20 dels1m zap1rani pri-
znal re jiz asi IA dn1 padelal
poukazky ma potraviny spoiled
ne Sc soukromym 1rednikem
Ludv1kem Duckem, 1893 V Lu-
blani narozenym, do Kutne
Hory ~pr1slusnym, S kterym by
dlel spolecne v Brine. Duck byl
zastizen We SVEN byte. Pr do
movnf prohl1dce V byte prove
dene, byly nalezeny diva Ito
graficke kameny, opalograf,
hektograf, 2 razftka ma protla-
covani, n6kolik archG paplru,
pTipraveneho k vyrob6 pouka-
EEK a Fl padelanych poukazek
ktere ale jsou napadne tim, re
ma prorazec1m raz1tku misto
SLOW ''mesta Brna", je vyraze-
no 'M1sta Brna". V byte byla
nalezena spousta poz1vatin,
ktere vybrali ma pad6lan6 pou-
kazky u rGznych obchodn1kG
We Vel. Brine. Grubner a Duck
Sc doznali, re poukazek v hod-
note 8 Kc padelali 10000 a
temer vsechny promenili "a pc
traviny. Dale byla nalezena V
byte zadrzenych Legitimate So
cialn1 pojistovny, patriot Due
kovi, z ktere bylo jmeno che
micky odstraneno. Duck Sc pr
znal, re chteli do legitimate We
psati jmeno Vrba, ably Sc tou-
to padelanou legitimac1 mohli
obchodnfkGm prokazat. Mezi
vecmi Grubnerovymi byly ma
lezeny 2 vkladn1 knizky, ma
kterych jsou ulozeny pouze ne
patrne castky. Jak bylo vyse-
Northumberland, patti tyto
vkladnf knizky jedne kuchar-
ce z Brna, ktera ma jiz tri ro-
ky znamost S Grubenerem a
knfzky dala do uschovan1 Grub
nerovi. Pozd6ji ~svolila, ably
Grubner, bude-li potfebovati
nejake penfze ma studio, Wy
bral 81 potrebnou castku re "a
Grubner vybral temef
cely vklad v castce 10000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Zatcenf bandity.

We Shreveport, La, lupic
Floyd Hamilton byl dopaden a
zatcen bez odporu. Dopaden
byl v autobusu We kterem ces-
toval. Ma stFelnou ranu ma ru-
ce, O niz tvrd1, re to stTelna ra-
ma nenf, a mimo to pop1ra, re
byl sc svym bratrem, kdyz po-
licie je vypatrala pred nekoli-
ka dny a pokusila Sc je zat-
knouti, coz sc nezdarilo, lupici
Oba prchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

Dive zeny z Rockford, O., by
ly zabity ma krizovatce vlakem
drahy New York Central. Jed
ne bylo sedesat, druhe 80 let.
BEST a mrazive pocas1 zavi-
nily nestest1. PFedn1 okno "a
mrzlo tax, re zenam byl zne-
moznen vyhled z AUTOMOBILE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Usmrcen posteli.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
Frank Young, 80 let starry, byl
nalezen mrtvy v posteli, jez sc
zavfra do zdi. Kdyz postel O.
tevrel a lehl 81 ma nj, zavfela
Sc i S MIN. Jedna jeho noha
Sc zachytila nahore, kdyz Sc
postel zavrela do zdi, take je-
no telo viselo hlavou dolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Americky "mrtvy" mic nevidsl

AmCF1CAy mrCVy mic neVlOeI.
V Hollywood, Kalifornie, oh
chodn1k John O. Douglas, je-
hoz srdce pred sedmi roxy Sc
zastavilo p minut V Minnea-
polls, kdyz byl V dentistove III
dli pod plynem, Tekl svym pTa-
telum, re opravdu zavid1 ono
mu anglick6mu zahradnfkovi,
ktery V 5 minutach "smrti'' to-
no tolik vid6l. Douglas pravil +:
"Dva doktoTi a osetTovatel-
ka pouzili andrealin, pulmotor,
a jina kT1sidla, aniz by mym
srdcem aspon otrasli. Byli "a
volani tTi JIM doktoTi, kteFf Sc
zoufale namahali. Diva z Mich
konecn6 Sc vzdali nadeje a je-
den nafldil, ably byl pro mne
napsan umrtni list. Pr tom ale
mne dGkladn6 uhodil pod srd-
ce. Poslouchal zda-li bust a
neslySel mic. Bouchl mne jeSte.
jednou mnohem padn6ji, a k
sVemu uZasu zaslechl Slaby Sc
lest srdce. Ma to sc dali znovu
do prace a konecn6 mne wiki
sill. zasnu CO vsecko omen an
glicky zahradn1k vid6l v rfsi
zahrObl Ia pet minut = ale ia
jsem byl mrtev 20 minut, a ne
videl jsem pranic. Ami .jsem
vGbec nevedel, re jsem UNI
rel"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

John Grammersdorf z Oma-
ny, Nebraska obdrzel rozsu-
dek ma $4,000. Pedal zalobu
prot L. F. Freebergovi, mali
tell pekarny, v ktere tvrdf, re
kousl do hTeb1ku, ktery byl v
jeho pail a zranil Sc bolestne V
ustech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Masakr a

V okolf Taylorville, Ill.,, asi
$4,000 vran bylo zastTeleno,
kdyz hajnf vypalili 60 pun We
22O yardech houStiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Zemrela.

We Washburn, Wisconsin, So
leta svobodna Maud Brantova,
ktera lila poustevnickym Two
tenn u silnice c1slo 13, byla ma
lezena mrtva. Byla drive tele-
grafistkou. Dels1 cas- dlela ma
odpocinku a v jejfm dome bylo
40 kanarG a papouSkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Farmar Sc usmrtil.

John Umbanhowar, solely
farmar zijfc1 u Muscatine, Ia,
zastrelil Sc z rucnice IL rae
zat1m co jeho zena byla We me-
ste ma nakupech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-18
NEW SUPREME COURT READY

| knew how to turn It's foibles and idio-
syncracies to his advantage before a
judge or jury. In this case he turned
one of the defendants this way and
that before the court until he was
pictured as a man who would blow
any way the wind was blowing, though
apparently never blowing but in one
direction to others.
Chief Justice Taft caught the pic
ture and settled down to a steady
chuckle during the whole character
delineation. Finally. though. the
lawyer apologized to the court for
taking up so much time and saying
that he was sure the court had heard
enough. Chief Justice Taft leaned
over the bench with his biggest
chuckle and said: THE court is not
tired and would like to hear more
but" signing. Il am afraid that time
will not permit us to-"
Occasionally a justice gets a little
irritated by lawyers procedure. The
story is told of Chief Justice Salmon
Chase rebuking a lawyer with the
statement: May you not presume
that the court is acquainted with the
elementary principles of law?" To
which the attorney most deferentially
shot back: May it please your honor
that was the mistake made in the
lower court"
The justice with the reputed
greatest sense of humor in the pres
ent court is Justice Butler, although
it was Justice Sutherland who kept
the court amused and the spectators
wide-eyed with his questions to the
attorney in the Schechter poultry
case, the case that made a "plucked
bird" out of the Blue Eagle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-18

between 1859 and 11:60 a series OF
small lights flashing announce to the
court attendants gathered about the
bench that the justices have arrived
for their entrance into the chamber.
Everybody arises.
As they do so the Chief Justice
makes his appearance just back of
the central seat of the court, the other
justices to the right and left of him,
while the crier of the court announces
their presence with the famous "Oyez!
Oyez Oyer! The Honorable, the
Chief Justice and the Associate JUS
tees of the Supreme Court of the
United States"
This is Immediately followed, as
the justices take their positions behind
their respective seats, with "All per-
sons having business before the Hon
orable, the Supreme Court of the
United States are admoniShed to draw
near and give their attention for the
court is now sitting. God save the
United States and this Honorable
Court!''
1t used to be that the Supreme
Court lay far behind its docket. This,
of late years, has been remedied and
the Supreme Court has the enviable
reputation of getting off its cases on
scheduled time.
Decision in the famous NJ r. A. case
did not extend over a few weeks after
the pleading. The same may be said
also of the gold clause" case. This
is lightning speed compared with the
years that have passed in other cases
involving the constitutionality of acts
of Congress. Speed in the court has
come about as result of curtailment
of cases that may be appealed to it. A
great many are now decided in the
Circuit Court of Appeals.
THE justices. now and then, get a
bit of fun out of cases tried before
them. The amount of this fun de-
ponds upon the humor inherent in
the justices and the ability of a lawyer
to plant his case with human inter-
est" No justice who ever sat upon
the supreme bench had a greater store
of humor than Chief Justice Taft. He
humanized court sittings with his jolly
laughter and infectious smile.
One case in particular is recalled.
The attorney was from the Middle
West and he was arguing a drainage
canal case. He was replete with
humor but of very dry kind. He
knew human nature perfectly, and he