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Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
DELAWARE RELIEF
ROLL DROPS 1900
lConiinned from First PsgeI
ployment
MARYLAND Burden LiVhtans

lOO"''""'" rum lAFSf FgSel
ployment
Maryland Burden Lightens
In Maryland, many who were nm.
employed through the winter are
finding jobs on farms and in can.
ming factories. now entering their
season. Although definite figures
were not available, il was said the
burden was being appreciably light
Cned.
The Florida Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration declared that although
expenditures in March equaled
those in February, fewer persons re-
ceived aid than in any month since
the Federal government unlimbered
its heaviest guns against the depres-
sion.
Jerome A. COnnor, assistant ad-
minisirator estimated that some
2iU,Dn0 persons were helped In
March. Figures on relative relief
costs were not made known, the ex-
pendilme, officials said, depending
entirely upon the size of the Federal
grant Virtual termination OF the
tourist and citrus season was ex-
pccled 10 clond F1Orida's relief pic
urc somewhat in April.
Wayne Coy, director of unem-
ployment relief in Indiana, said
warm weather probably resulted in
a decrease in lmdiana's relief costs
in March.
Costs and the case load have di-
minished in Texas since the first OF
the year, officials said. and they
looked for further drop In April.
These figures were released: jan
uary expenditure, S6,239, 600; case
load. 27S.216 February, S6.042. 900:
case load 270.000: March (esti-
matesl. Sj.5O0.000; case load, 260.-
900. The April case load was esti-
mated al 2j0.000 with a correspond /
ing reduction in expense.
Officials said the reductions were
due 10 economies. strict mVestiga-
lion to weed out unworthy recipi- /
ents, normal declines with the pass
ing of severe winter and an increase /
IN fam labor
Some states reported increases in 7
'elief burdens, among them Okla
loma, New Hampshire, North Da-
Sota and West Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
IIOSPITAI
I NOTES

It has been a busy week at the
Milford Emergency Hospital. The
daily census is as follows: Satur-
day, 81; Sunday, 81; Monday, 80;
Tuesday, 80; Wednesday, 36; Thurs
day, 80; Friday. 81. Daily average,
30 patients.
Twenty-six operations have been
performed! within the past week;
% of which were minor, and four
were major.
The communities represented by
our patients this week have been:
Pennington, Ellendale, Frederica,
Philadelphia, Harrington, Lincoln,
FrankfOrd, Bridgeville, Milford, Mil
ton, Rehoboth Beach, SelbyVille,
Delmar. Ocean View, Greenwood,
Harbeson, Bowers Beach, Magnolia.
Millsboro, Georgetown, and Laurel.
Our hospital has been most for
tunate in receiving a gift. of silver
from Mr.. N. M Stokes. This gem
erous donation included: 8 butter
knives, l cheese server, cold. meat
forks, A teaspoons, 40 dessert
spoons, tomato servers, 8 sugar
spoons, 3 jelly servers, ~ dessert
knives, % dessert forks, 3 table
spoons, gravy ladle, demitasse
spoons, cream ladle. The hospital
sincerely appreciates this very use
ful donation.
Miss Sara DickersOn left Sunday
Tor affiliation of three months at
st. ChristOpher's Hospital for Chill .
dren. in Philadelphia. Miss Flor
ence Hollis is returning to us after /
having been at ST. ChristOpher's .
since January lst Miss Dorothy
Quillen and Miss Pearl KINNEY, who
have been affiliating at Delaware
State Hospital, returned to The Mil
ford Emergency Hospital the first
of April
81. Wing stairway-Citizens Of Mil
ton.
30. Linen ROOm-GeOrge d. and
Lille Layton Harrington, Mar
ian H. Wright, Newark, Del.
bo. Mems Surgical Ward (Colored)
-Colored Citizens of Lincoln
and Slaughter Neck. Il
81. Memorial Tablet-Employes of
Milton factory of W. F. Graves
& Son. ,
70. Z. U. Room-Capt. w. Vinyard. I
Y. Dietician's Office-John Forest. {
Correction {
(. Record Room-In memory of a
Cornelius and Wilhelmina Hall. I
by Nina Hall Watson. II
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
HOME DEN.
ONSTRATION GROUP

The Shawnee Home Demonstra-
tion Gronp will meet at the home
OF Mr.. Gus A. Swanson, April l2,
a. two O'Clock.
Mrs Charles f. Grove and Mrs.
Sanford r. Griffith are the leaders
for this meeting. They are prepar-
ed ia teach. The Right Way from
the Wrong Way" in clothes mend
Ing. All members are urged to
come. bringing with them materials
and equipment listed by our County
Home demonstration Agen, Miss
Laura Il. Rutherford in her welcome
letters TO us.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
CANNON

Mrs. William Workman entertain-
ed the Christian EndeaVor Society
Monday evening. II was the month
ly business meeting and social, and
was well attended.
Edward Cannon who has been
spending the Spring vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Can
non, returned to Baltimore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weleh and
Mrs. E. w. Short spent Sunday with
Miss Stella Hudson in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Paul West who is a patient
in the Milford Hospital is much i'm
proved,
Mrs. George DickersOn and daugh-
ter, Ruby. OF Seaford. have moved
in the II. p. Wilson properly at
Cannon.
Mrs. Nelson Cannon and son. of
Wilmington. spent Saturday with
Mr., and Mrs. J. R, Cannon.
Easter sunday, April p. .-....
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
4 DIVORCES GRANTED
In SUSSEX COURT
Continue whitehead Divorce Case
Following Court Order

Nisi DEGREES in divorce have been
granted in superior court at George
town to the following:
Mrs. Martha B. Thompson from
Clyde c. Thompson; Mrs. Mia
Swain Martin from William Joseph
Martin; Benjamin f. Ingram from
Minnie F.. Ingram; Mrs. Gldays May
Jarvis from Sidney A. Jarvis
The following were continued:
Mrs. LeOda Jones KS. Robert Ia
rue Jones; Mrs. Matte Anna Col
Inns VS.. James Z. Collins; Mrs. Olive
Virginia Latchum VS.. George H..
Latchum; Mrs. Helen +. Shaw VS..
Joseph E. Shaw; John Dell Parker
VS.. Eleanor Parker
Decision was reserved in the case
of Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Kelly VS..
7 hOmas Edward Kelly, while that
of Mrs. Marjorie Maxine Steen VS..
Curtis w. Steen was discontinued.
A decree in annulment was grant
ed to Mrs. Bell Jewell from Harry
Jewell.
In the case of Frederick II. White
head, of Lincoln City, who is suing
Tor divorce from his wife, Mrs. Elba
Whitehead, now living in N6w YORK
city. the court ordered SlO0 for eX-
penses TO he paid in 30 days Tor
il and continued the case.
-------s -----
Theodore Roosevelt was the youn-
gest President of the United States
He was i2 years. old when inaugnr-
9tpd
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
CCC TOCONTTNLJE
WORK IN STATE
PENDING ACTION
IC0niinued from Fhu pagcl

Continued from First Page
is preparing to announce the win
ners of his Merit Award" which he
offers every three months to the
three most outstanding members Of
Company 1924. The men have al
ready been selected for the first
period but their names will not he
disclosed until the first part Of this
week, when a special ceremony will
be held on the camp grounds. at
tended by officers of Fort DUPONT. 4
gold, silver and bronze medal will be
donated by Captain Ewing as a re-
word for faithful service, loyalty
and character. The board of Judges
consists of Captain Ewing. It. w
+. McTernan. N. r. Newhouse, su-
perintendent. and John l.. Travis,
assistant superintendent
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
HOUSTON

The Houston New Century Clul
met on Wednesday afternoon in the
club room, with the president, Mrs
Dufendach in the chair. The meet
ing was opened with the song MY
Old Kentucky Home" after which
/ the collect was read by Mrs. Aman-
da LOfiand. The minutes OF the pre-
viOus meeting We're read and ap-
I proved. A business session followed
at the close of which the meeting
was given over TO the chairman Of
the day; due TO the absence of the
chairman, Mrs. Cora Satterfield, Mrs
Dufendach acted in her place and
the subject being The American
Home" and Mrs Petry of FELTON,
being the county chairman was guest
speaker for the day. and brought a
very interesting program. Mrs.
Ralph Jump and Miss Garnet lof-
land furnished several piano srlec-
tions. During the social hour the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments. The meeting adjourned 10
meet on Wednesday afternoon, APP
ril 10th; the subject will be Music"
and the chairman, Mrs Emory Webb.
Mrs A. G. Thomas was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Armour dur
ing the past week.
Harold Marvel of the University
of Delaware, is spending week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Marvel.
The remains of James Todd Beau
champ. the youngest sou of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hurst Beaurhamp. q.
Ohio, was brought to
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Merrill .
W. Thistlewood on Sunday night. /
and was Inferred in Hollywood .
Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
Jimmy died on Thursday night ar-
ter undergoing an operation for
He was eleven years old.
and was an exceptionally bright boy
and possessed very loVeable char
icter. His mother was tile former
Miss Lulu Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. johnson, former
residents of Houston. Besides his
parents Jimmy is survived by an
)lder brother, John Hurst Beau
;hamp, who is l3 years of age. The
)ereaved parents and family have
he deepest sympathy of the COM
nunity.
The annual conference closed on
Monday, and. we are glad to welcome
Rev. J. T. Graham for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon McKinsey, Miss
Betty Rutherford and Miss GLADYS
'histlewOod of Wilmington, were
uests of Mrs. NJ. w. Thistlewood
n Tuesday Miss Thistlewood is
ONE for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Armour were
ne guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
rmour of Chester, Pa, quite re-
emily.
Houston NJ. Z. Church. J. r.
raham, pastor, Sunday, April 7th:
unday School at $50 a. m, Howard
loore, superintendent Preaching
1880 a. m. and 7.30 D. IN.
NJ. 4. Church
Sunday School at 2 p. m., George
Altman, superintendent. Preaching
p. M :
illWOOd n. z! Church
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m., Wal
r Dill, superintendent. Local SER
ce following. Leader. Mr.. LeaVer-
.e.
Palm Sunday, Ppril 14th, begins
e pre-Easter service for the charge
the Houston Church. There will
services each night, following
e topics centering around the II
ents leading to the Risen Lord" =
le Easter messages will be deliV- -
ed by the Rev V. S. Collins, D. D.,
Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
FIRST BAPTIST chi RICH
l.. r. Gibson, Pastor
North Pear Street
Sunday, April I, 1893,

Sunday. April T. 1898.
10 a. m, Bible school, r. J. Gu
lick, superintendent A class for
everyone.
II a. m. Morning Worship. Chill
dren's message. "Towandl'. Ser
mon Some Requirements Tor Con
slrucIiye Building Nehemiah A.
l-23.
G.45 p. m. y. y. f. T.. The pastor
was pleased with the program that
the young people gave last Sunday
evening and feels everyone received
much help from if.
7.30 p. m, Evening worship. Chill
dren's message, The LeOpard's Mis-
take. Sermon Some Things
Things Which a Christian Should
Possess Rom. l;l4-lG; Isaiah
12:2; John l4:27
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
ADAMS CROSS ROADS

The Bloomery Aid was the guest
last week at the Community Build
ing. The supply of good eats was
ample and everybody had a good
time. Next meeting will be April
18th at the home of Mrs. Elsie La
Vitz.
Mrs. Harrison Trice returned from
Easton Hospital much better, and
many friends have been calling on
her.
Miss Reba Adams had as a week
end guest, Miss NJ Taylor.
Even with bad weather the local
callers have had lots of fun from
these, "just-drop-in" visitors.
,Alvan Seely and Donald Nelson,
Of Delaware College, were home over
the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
1904
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church and Third Streets,
REV. JOSEPH $. KINKS, Rector.

REV. JOSEPH $. KINKS, Rector.
600 Church Street,
SUNDAY, APRIL Z, 1885,
Passion Sunday"
1000 a. m.-Church School.
HOO a. m.-FIoly Communion and sermon. AZ,
Wednesday and Thursday 400 p m. EvensOng.
Friday, 7.SO p m, Eyensong and address,
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Friendly Church"
JOHN JACKSON BROWN Jr, Minister.
APRIL Z 1885.
Evidence.
1890 a m-Mens Thirty
ia will profit
m.Mornng worship and Mr. Brown preaching
m.-C Christian Endeavor meeting
7S0 D. n-Eyening worship Mr. preaching
MdweekFrayer Meeting.
of "PIgrom's Progress"
All welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Branch of The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday at IL a. m.
Sunday School at same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting, first
in each month at s p. m.
in Grange Hall. Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

GOOD FrIday. AprIl 19Ih.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
THE CHURCH OF GOD
LLOYD M. JUSTICE, Pastor
Second and Pear Streets, Milford

Va
LLOYD M. JUSTICE, Pastor
Second and Pear Streets, Milford
Sunday, April Z, 1885.
No church services. The conven-
ton is at Crisfeld. Md, from April
4th 10 9Th.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Rev. &. W. SeheIhOnSe. Pastor
Sunday, April Z. 1885.
9.45 a. m.-Sunday School.
100 a. m.-PTeaI4iiig.
730 p. m.-Song and praise SER
vice.
500 p. m.-Preaching.
Mid-week prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 1900 p. m. A warm
welcome is extended to az.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

Easter sunday. Aprn q,
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
GsQ2g QgZ22A Aly
GLOVE

Genuine horse
hide Joe crOnIn.
Jr., model made
TO sell at sI.S9.
Creased Palm as
sures perfect bali
pocket; leather
Iaicing to adjust
padding; leather
welled diverted
seams. Lots of
service at an ex-
ceptiOnal price. I
* !
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

It's only a sale
like this that
could bring you a
quality electric
iron and cord set
for a dollar! d
Think of it
a brand new, MIC
kel-plated iron, in
smart new stre-
amline design.
with eask-tO-grip
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

fitted handle! Has Underwriters
approval. Complete with cord set.
Easily a $1.50 value! Priced for
Dollar Day only!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
ne cd roku 1890. Ma patentu
jiz 248. Prvn1 dostal ma pohon
vozG elektTinou.


V Detroit, Howard C. Dick
inson, pravn1k z New Yorku a
synovec sefa NEW. soudu, Chas.
E.. Hughse, byl nalezen zastTe-
len. Jedna Sc asi o loupeznou
vrazdu. M1val pry u sebe tisi-
ce dollarG.
Die vseho, byl zavrazden v
automobile. Jeho telo bylo Wy
hozeno ma kus podrostu poblf-
re Rouge Parku, kde bylo male
zeno. Vrahove Dickinsona
n~eucinili zadny pokus "a
stffti jeho totoznost. Ponecha-
Ii mu jeho hodinky, die jichz
serioveho cfsla byl pozdeji ia
Ike ztotoznen, jakoz i medallion
S p1smeny HE'D. Take krej-
covske znacky ma jeho obleku
nebyly odtrzeny. Policie vyse-
tfila, re Dickinson dlel V De-
troitu We spojen1 S narokem
klienta We veci dedictvf pc zem-
Telem VIM. Yawkeym, miliona-
Tem-dfevarem, a re Sc mel vra-
It'll do New Yorku. Mrtvola
byla nalezena parkovnfmi zrf-
zenci. Hodinky v kapse zrfze.
ne die vychodniho casu, dosud
Sly.
V pondeli primal Sc William
Lee Ferris, re zabil Dickinsona
a oloupen1 jeho re mu vyneslo
$3.50. Priznan1 ucinil kratce
pc tie, kdyz Jean Miller, jedna
re "tff zabavy dfvek", ktere
byly S mimi ma osudne ceste, dc
znala, re Ferris byl vrahem.
Udala, re Ferris a jine dive j.
rovne, Loretta a Florence Jack
son, jejichz "zamestnanim by.
10 = sbfrati muze, O nichz sou.
Oily, re mali penlze, split je g
pax okrasti."
"Domnivali jsme se," donna.
val Ferris, "ze Dickinson ma |
sebe mnoho pence a shodl
jsme op1ti je a pax okrasti. Ne.
mohli jsme jej op1ti a wal
jsme no proto do Rouge Park
kde divky vystoupily a ia jsen
no strelil."
Ferris a tri dfvky jemu row
ne, zatceni byli v sobotu w
Fort Wayne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Zuby a serif.

Ora Perry z Chicago dostala
$4,000 odskodneho, ktere j
ma zaplatiti byvaly serif Mey-
ering. Jej1 manzel Sc nepoho-
dl sveho casu Sc spolecnfkem v
obchodu, ten jej zaloval a do
stall rozsudek. Jednoho dine
pfisli do bytu Perryho vypo-
mocnf serifove a zabavili veci
V bytu. zena Sc prave koupa-
la, Serifove vyrazili dveTe kou-
pelny, odstrcili il a. vynesli z
bytu zafizen1, ackoliv to patti
10 zen6 a nikoliv muzi. Wall
il i faleSne zuby a jeden serif
zGstal v bytu 10 dn1 ma strait a
tax musela We spolecnosti CHI
no muze sedeti cely cas- v bytu
Ia vsechnu tn pohanu zadala
odskodne a .soud j je prirkl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Z dslnickych kruhI.

Asi 400 delnfkG zamestna-
nych V Inca Manufacturing Co.
We Fort Wayne, odbocce auto
mobilove firmy Dodge Phelps
Cooper divise, vyslo ma stavku.
Spolecnost nechtela uznati u
nil. Spolecnost zavrela zavod
a prohlasila, re zGstane proza-
tim zavfeny.
- Guverner B. Cochran a
jeho arbitracnf vybor naridil
sp~olecnosti poulicn1 drahy V O.
maze, Nebraska, ably vratila
staresinska prava 268 zTizen-
cum, kter1 vySli ma stavku. Jiz
20. dubna, kdy stavka vypukla,
bylo narizeno spolecnosti, ably
staresinska prava vratila, ale
pon6vadz tax necht6la uciniti,
tax stavka trvala tax dlouho.
Vsechny ostatn1 otazky byly jiz
pred tim urovnany.
- Pod T1zen1m narodniho
delnickeho vyboru hlasovalo
1858 zam6stnancG V pullmano-
vych karach jestli mali zGstati
V uni a pTipojiti Sc k Americ-
Ike federaci prace a 1891 clen1
hlasovalo pro pTipojenf a 442
prot. Tt, kteT1 hlasovali prot
jsou cleny move utvoTivs1ho Sc
sdruzen1, kter6 jest jakousi
konkurenc1 unie porterG.
= PGtky mezi 1rady a stav-
kuj1c1mi havffi t~T1-statnf zin-
kove oblasti, "a nichz Sc uzilo
klackd i revolverG, vedly opet
ku pozadavkdm ably tam byla
povolana milice z Missouri a
Kansasu. Vytrznosti zacaly
sotva "a hodin pc t6, kdyz mi
lice z Oklahomy a Kansasu by
la odvolana z 1zemf, jez sc sta
10 jevistem mnoha nasilnostf
cd hav1fske stavky 8. kvetna.
.Jeden nezjist6ny muz byl
postfelen a celia rada delnfkdt
zbita v zufivem boji, ktery "a
branil otevTen1 tavfrny zinkove
rudy V Galena, Kan. Vra-
ceJlcl Sc deln1ci byli napadeni
stfelbou a kameny Sc strany pi-
ketafG, kteff zablokovali SLIM
ci. Mnoho automobile bylo
prevrzeno, a ma motoristy, KITE
RI odepfeli zastaviti, bylo strf-
leno. Stavkujfcf Sc r~ozestavi-
Ii We skupinach zdelf dvou mil
ma silnici z Joplin do Galeny, a
doprava pc silnici byla zasta-
vena .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Tyfoidem pet osob usmrceno.

V Muncy, Pa, zatcena byla
Fuller App, %podezfela re Sire
nj tyfoidovych zarodkG, jimiz
o zivot pTislo pet host1 pTi osla-
We narozenfn a jedenact jinych
~onemocnelo.
Vinena jest, re pripravila a
p~fedlozila pudding a salat
sedmdesati host1m %. brezna
Ia diva tydny ma to vypukl me.
ri 1castn1ky oslavy narozenir
matky Johna Reese tyfoid. sest
nact osob onemocnelo. Pet
zemrelo.
App obzalovana jest jake
"pfenasec tyfoidu" a jake ia
kova varovana byla sve DOLBY
zdravotn1m 1radem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Thar SiIencem.

Herbert Peterson, 32lety Thar,
ktery re zaliby zapaloval do
my ma severnf strane Chicago,
byl uznan porotou sflenym.
Soudce jej postal do 1stavu
pro s1lene zlocince v Menard
Tim odpada soud pro vrazdu
Julie Goldmanove, ktera uho-
Tela %. dubna v els. 1000 She
ridan road.
Silenstvf jest d6dicn6 v jeho
rodine pc matcine strane. Syn
pry byl cd mladf nepr1cetny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Odsouzen We Finsku.

Americke 1Tady v Helsink,
Finsko, jew zajem O osud Arvi-
ma Jacobsena, byvaleho ucitele
z Michiganu, jenz byl poslan
ma sest let do vezen1 pro vyzve-
dacstv1. z protestu proti ire
stu, American zahajil hlado-
YOU stavku a Sest dni nejedl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Move operni hvezdy
z EVropv.

Umelecky soubor Metropo-
litnf opery V New Yorku Dude
m1ti letos ma podzim pTi zaha-
jenf move sezony move zpevaky
a hlavne zpevacky, jak Sc oce-
kava cd evropske cesty jejfho
generalnfho Teditele Edwarda
Johnsona, ktery jedi Evropou.
Take do Ceskoslovenska zavf-
tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Zachovati Sc dvsma stranam
tezko.

Father Coughlin zada, ably
rocnf pffjem pro kazd6ho del
nfka ma automobilech obnasel
rocne $3.50. Ably toto bylo
moznym, navrhuje zdrazen1
automobile miIovnfky t9chto,
kteTf pry je 'kupujf prflis laci-
no."
Postavenf ieho v otazce t6to
nenf zavidenf hodnJm. Co Sc
iedn9m lfbf, druzi odsoudf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Uduseno micem.

V Brooklyn, N. Y, gumovy
mic, asi palec v prGmeru, zavi-
nil smrt 10 mes1cn1ho Ronalda
Giordano. Hral 81 S mlcem u
vazanym ma gumove SnGTe. Pr
odskoku mic mu vskocil do kr-
ku. Neil Sc dostavila pomoc,
dit9 Sc zadusilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
'Krajanske z rEGznych stran.

Krajanske z rGGznych stran.
= Krajan Jos. Fiala re CT
cera, 65lety hlidac ma silnici,
byl usmrcen automobilem ma
Ogden ave. pTi 81. ave., kde
nastoupil pred nekolika hodi-
nami sluzbu pc p6tilete neza-
mestnanosti.
= Krajan Josef Lid mattel
mlekafskeho zavodu ztlucen
byl femesln1mi rvaci. Osmi-
clenna tlupa pTijela k jeho do
mu V Berwyn a odvlekla tri re-
meslnlky, pracujfcf ma oprave
staveni, jezto pry jeden z Mich
nebyl uniovy. Odvlecenymi by
Ii plastyri FIR. Sleichetr a Jos.
JaroS a tesaf Mich. Marek.
V Clevelandu byla hoze-
ma do pekarny krajan1 Sykora
a Korda, 1926 Quincy ave.,
smrduta puma. V dime praco-
valo sest pekaTG. Nikdo nem1-
re vysv6tliti, proc byl 1tok pod
niknut, kdyz vsichni zamest-
nanci krajanske pekarny jsou
uniovf.
U Rabbs Prairie, Texas,
krajan Jan Trlicek pTi zachra,
novan1 pred povodn1 Sc najed-.
nou propadnul do stare studny,
ktera byla znicena povodnf ro-
ku 1913. Byla castecne hlinou
zanesena. Rozmoceny vrch pc
volil a krajan jen s nejvetsf ma
mahou Sc dostal re studny. Je-
no poranen1 ma noze muscle
byti osetreno lekaTem, protoze
Sc vyvinula otrava krve.
" St. Paul, Minnesota,
lekarn1k Frank Moudry re st.
Paul, Glen statnf lekarnick6
rady a pfedseda Minnesota le-
karnicke sdruzenf svad6l ma
sjezdu neodvislych lekarnfkG V
Rochester, Mimi, minul6ho
tydne prfpady, tykajfcf Sc dra-
stickeho snizovanf cen a platu
zamestnanc1 v d1sledcfch soud
n1ho rozhodnut1 O ne1stavnosti
NRA. Tydenn1 vyplata Is "a
mestnancG, zahrnuje to redi-
tele a diva registrovane lekar-
Milky u jedne firmy, vedoucf le-
karnicky obchod V jednom z
vetS1ch NEST We statu, obnaSela
pouze $145. Sdruzenf neodvi-
slych lekarn1kG povede Poole
toho BOZ proti nevazan6 sout6-
Ii a "hladov6 mzde."
Z neZname pficiny Sc po-
kusil V Ceske Kalifornii, 27lety
krajan Irving Novacek, svobod
ny delnfk, O sebevrazdu nady-
chan1m sv1tiplynu We sklepe
pod pribytkem sc slahounem v
1stech.
= Clevelandske policii po-
daTilo Sc We stredu dopadnouti
muze, podezTel6ho z kradeze
slepic V Cuyahoga, Geau4a a
Portage okreslch statu Ohio.
Cd 1. kv6tna byli farmaTi po-
skozeni o n6kolik tis1c dolarG.
Zatceny jest 21lety George
sedivy. S MIN byl zatcen 25le-
ty Jan Bolar z tehoz domu.
Pc tfi mes1ce okresn1 zT1zen-
81 stTezili silnice dnem i V noci
ale nemohli zlod6je dopadnou-
tt. Skoro kazdy den nejaka ze-
ma telefonovala serifIm, re
V nekterem okol1 je WIDEN po-
dezfely automobil a kdyz de-
putove pfijeli, zlodeji praco-
vail jinde.
Konecne byla pozadana Gle
velandska policie O pomoc.
Tajnf Ant. Balzar a Ant. Koce-
var zpozorovali Sediveho ma
Union ave., u 80 ul. a poznali
auto, oznamene pred trent tyd
ny, kdyz Sc zratily slepice u
Mantua. Sediveho dohonili a
nalezli v autu v kleci 72 slepic,
62 zivych.
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Rama ma pravnikY.

We Filadelfii, 6 prominent
mich pravnfk6, mezi mimi jeden
S vice nez 30letou praks1, bylo
pro vykoristovanf klient1 zba-
veno hodnosti. Pred tim 6
pravn1kG bylo zbaveno hodno-
sti pro pixie s raketyry.
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V letn1m bytu SVEN We VAL
halla, N. Y, zemrel DIR. -Ema-
nuel de Murray Baruch, New
Yorsky ucenec, spisovatel a fl
lanthropista. Star byl IS rok6.
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vislosti byli "druhou generacf
Americana. Tvrdf Sc, re Will
liam Paca, jeden z podpisatel1
"a Maryland, byl p1vodu bud
ceskeho nebo italskeho.
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We Steubenville, Ohio, zlo-
DEF z domu M. Ault, ukradl
200 knih. Ostatnf vse v dome
zGstalo netknuto.
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