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, 1935-01-09
ORGANIZATION Elects
New Officials At
Recent Gathering

Woodmen circle number 50 vio-
leta held an election al a recent
meeting TO uaTe officers for the
year 1885. Those elected were guar
dian. Maria Dayila: past guardisn.
Herminia Esparza: secretary. Eva
Vasouez: adviser. Maria Ofelia Mar
tinez: CAPTAIN. RAYMOND Jminez.
Jr-: outer sentinel. Gilberto Salinas:
inner sentinel. Mary Cant. pianist
Della Flores: treasure box. Mrs.
Jiminez.
Members present other than the
above mentioned we're Rerhen. Rog-
eric. and Raul Jiminez. Pedro and
lydia RODRIGUEZ. Mrs. Romanna
Rodriguez. Miss Josefa Raros and
Josefina Ramirez. The meefing was
held with Mrs. Leonard Armendiaz.
Meetings viii BE- held at the w. o
w. hall every Friday night.
, 1935-01-09
.fficersF For
Rebekahs Are
Installed

WESLACO, Jan. s.-The out
standing feature OF the meeting
Of the Rebekahs held Monday eve-
ming Jan. 2 in the Odd Fellows Hall
was the installation Of officers for
1885. Mrs. Wave Stebbins, lodge
deputy was in charge. with Mrs.
Alma Snethen acting a. deputy
marshall, assisted BY MeSdames
Edith Pickett. Alma Andersen, Lii
lian Ludwig. Alberta Bradbury and
Mamie Fleming.
Officers taking their chairs we're
Mrs. Mabel Hachenberg as noble
grand: Mrs. Eta Hale as vice
grand; Mrs. Rena West as record
ing secretary; Mrs. Florence En-
mons as financial secretary; Mrs.
Wave Stebbins, treasurer; Mrs.
Edith Pickett, RS.N.B.: Mrs. Alma
Snethen. LS-N.G.: musician, Mrs.
Gladys Shelton: Mrs. Mamie Flem-
ing. RS.V.G.: Mrs. Ida Levin, LIS.
VIC; inside guardian. Mrs. Alma
Andersen; outside guardian. Mrs. z.
]. Emmons: warden. Mrs. Lille
Barber; conductor. Mrs. Clara Sims;
chaplain. Mrs. Alice Fawcett; cap
tain, Mrs. Z. I. Emmons.
MI. and Mrs. John Nesmith OF
San Benito Resaca City Lodge. who
have recently moved to Weslaco,
we're visitors. Refreshments OF sand
witches, cakes and coffee we're serv-
ed by the men of the lodge.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday at the church for the reg
ular monthly business meeting with
Mrs. w. +. workman as president,
In charge. Following the song,
What A Friend We Have in
Jesus" Mrs. w. II. Baxter Sr. gave
a beautiful devotional OF Friend
ship"
A nominating committee was APP
pointed TO select the new officers
needed for the new church year. 9th
er routine business was taken up
and discussed with various reports
from circles and officers. Prayer
for Foreign Missions was stressed.
Next Monday the four circles will
meet in the various homes.
Members OF the Just We Neigh
bors entertained their husbands
and families Monday evening at
the South Palm Gardens School
house. "A SumptuouS basket dinner
was served cafeteria style.
The evening was spent In playing
interesting games and contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Crockett en-
tertained their 40" club the last
Of the week. AT a late hour refresh
ments OF sugared popcorn were
served TO MeSsrs. and MeSdames +.
+. Langford. j G. Potts. Alden
Wade, and Mr.. George Crockett.
Mrs. Monroe Watson charmingly
entertained the Dos Mesas Bridge
club the latter part Of the week.
The tables were attractively ar
ranged for the guests. Mrs. Roy
Lombard was a club guest. The
favor was received by Mrs. Warren
Clifford. Mrs. Z. 3. Ballard will be
next club hostess.
The Priscilla Sewing Club met
recently at the home OF Mrs. J. A.
Schupp. The afternoon was Spcnt
sewing.
Refreshments were served TO Mes
danes Robert Hudson. Dewey Arc
her. Bill Crosby, (. Nevill. G. A.
Lyon. Visitors were Mrs. A. J.
, 1935-01-09
Baptist Missionary
Union Has Splendid
Gathering Monday

The Woman'S Missionary Union
OF the First Baptist church met
Monday at the church for a busi-
ness session presided over by the
president, Mrs. A c. Hayes During
the meeting reports Of the treasurer
were read and it was announced
that owe a hundred dollars had
been spent for foreign missions
during the year, and a hundred
had been given for the church debt.
Twenty-four members were present.
The next meeting will be held at
the church Monday with all circles
meeting at 3 p. m. for a missionary
program under the direction of
Mrs. r. @. Kyser.
, 1935-01-09
Demonstration Club
lnstalls Officers
For The New Year
Especial to The Herald,,

S~N ~ AAGA9l01
HARLINGEN. Jan. e.-The Har-
lingen Home Demonstration club
met recently with Mrs. Roy Brown
at her home on the San Benito
highway. Following routine business,
Mrs. w. B. Shaw installed the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
Mrs. r. e. Brown, president: Mrs.
G. NJ. MAXWELL. vice president; Mrs.
Jack Choate. secretary and treasur-
er; Mrs. G. r. Robson, reporter;
Mrs. J. D. Carroll, council men,
Der and Mrs. Scott Tarwater, alter
nate.
Members present we're Mesdames
Jack Chosfe. o. L. Ballew. d. q.
Anderson. o.. G iIayles. T. j. Wal
lace, Fred Wallace, w. B. Shaw,
Lawrence Steinbuck. A. G. Simmons
Y. G. Diehl, c. r. Robson. and G.
M. Maxwell. The next meeting viii
ne held Jan. 10 with Mrs. Carey and
Mrs. Walls co-hostesses. At thet
time woodwork and basket making
will be the topics under discussion,
, 1935-01-09
SAN GUEST

Mr.. J. K. Martyr Of San Antonio.
arrived the latter part Of the week
from the Saltillo mining district in
Mexico where he has been for sew
eral weeks. He was joined here by
Mrs. Martyr who, with him will be
the guest of her aunt and uncle.
MI. and Mrs. z. II. Hohenstein at
their winter home on the Browns
ville-Port Isabel road.
, 1935-01-09
Temple Sunday School
To Have Vaudeville

Here ) u n d a y Mite
The Sunday school of Bethel-El
Temple will give q benefit program
Sunday evening at the Temple at
7:30 p. m.
The program will be under the
direction Of Mrs. A. w. King, and
will be q number Of vaudeville acts,
A cordial invitation has been ex-
tended Brownsville and Valley resi-
dents to attend.
Flamingoes have straight bills
when young; the curious bend de-
velops as they mature.
, 1935-01-09
Rev. Grow To Speak
Thursday Afternoon
At PTA Meetins

Rev. o. c. Grow will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a meeting OF the
First Ward school Parent-Teache
association Thursday afternoon al
$3.50 p. m. at the school. All par
ents, friends and patrons OF the
school are extended a cordial INV
tation TO attend.
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Smyrna's fig industry depends OF
an insect, the blaStophaga, whicf
carries the pollen. Without the ale
OF this insect. the crop fails.
, 1935-01-09
wake UP YOUR
Liver BILE
WITHOUT CAL0MEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Karin to Go

IL you feel sour and sunk and the world
looks punk. don't swallow q lot Of salts, min
eral water, oil. laxative candy OF chewing gum
and expect them to make you suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full Of sunshine.
For they can't do II. They only move the
bowels and . mere movement doesn't get nc
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
feeling 10 your liver. II should pour out two
pounds Of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
III this bile b not flowing freely. your food
doesn't digest. II Just decays In the bowels.
Gas blosts up your stomach You rave q
thick, bad taste and your breath In foul,
skin often breaks Out In blemishes. Your head
aches and you fssl down and out. You whole
system ID poisoned.
It takes those good, old CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS 90 ret these two
pounds Of bile flowing freely and make you
feci up and w" They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts. amazing
when it comes 60 making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills AK for Carriers
Little Liver Pflls- Look Tor the name Carriers
Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent =
substitute. 26cstdrug stores ols31 c. NJ. Co.
, 1935-01-09
IT IS THE CAR THAT MADE
Us EXPERTS Guess NAon7./
So Much Luxury. Style and Value i the NeO
1885 DODGE, Experts OUerguessed its Price,.
Couldn't Believe 1t Would Sell for So Little.

us experts $500 authorities IN
style, value, engineering
guessed too high when asked
to estimate the price of the
New Value Dodge for 1885.
But no wonder they guessed
wrongi Never before has any
car so low priced been so
smartly designed, so sturdily
built, so luxurious 49,. with IS
basic advancements for new
comfort, new economy, new
high speed with safety.
And "Synchromatic Con-
troll" which makes driving un-
believably easy and effortless
-. the new "Airglide Ride"
which gives Dodge a steadi.
ness, smoothness and roada-
bility never before ever ap.
preached by other cars.
The lew Value Dodge 10
powered with the Dodge RED
Ram" engine. It's silkysmooth,
with traditional Dodge depend
, 1935-01-09

ability. Develops IS miles an
hour and upl Built to last, to
save money, 10 matter how
fast you drive. A saving of
l5e to zoe on every dollar you
spend for gas is now possible
with even more astonishing
oil economyl
Compare delivered prices of
this 1895 Dodge against other
carsl You'll BE- surprised to
learn how low they are. Only
the genius of a manufacturing
organization like Dodge-with
20 years experience building
fine motor cars-could create
such outstanding dollar for
dollar value.
DODGE BROTHERS CORPORATIONS
This advertisement endorsed BY the
Department ofEnefneenns-
ChrysIsr Motors
EAR prices =. q. p. Factory. Detroit.
subject 10 change without notice. Special
eouipmenf exfrs. Time payments to ht
yonr budget Ask for The oficIaf Chrysisr
Motors Commercial Credit Plan. Coupe
s6<s. Coupe with Rumble Sez<) $40.
Sedsn sz35, Sedan e.
Door, $500. Touring
1x Sedan (<- Door, with
frunk) $3.50 Touring
hn Sedan f3-Door, with
~ trunk Sis.
70 moRr yBAs yHE IowEsy-eRscEp Z
, 1935-01-09

state relief fund: membership for
1934-35; official bureaus; American
Journal Of Nursing; duty Of legisla-
tive committee: eight-hour days.
, 1935-01-09
Guild Plans To Have
Mexican Supper Here
Within Next 2 Weeka

At a meeting Of the Young Wo~
mans Guild held at the pari5E
house Of the Church OF the Adveui
Monday afternoon, plans were mad
for a Mexican supper to be served
some time within the next tive
weeks. Final plans AS the date a
the supper were deferred until
later meeting. The meeting wa
presided over by Mrs. Wallace Hars
wood. president.
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WACO VISITOR
Will Parker OF Waco arrived II
Brownsville Tuesday by motor fol
a short business visit in Browns
vile. While here Mr.. Parker Is thl
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il
Moler.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
Comedy And Love In Cowboy Film
 At Dream Friday

That comedy is prominent in RKO Radio Pictures Scarlet River), star ring Tom Keene next Friday at the Dream Theatre, is assured by the featured casting of Rosco Ates and Ed. Kennedy, who are part of the cast which further in cludes Dorothy Wilson, Creighton Clancy and Hooper Atchley.
 Rosco Ates gives his first screen non-stuttering role as a comic farm hand. Ed. Kennedy portrays an cas- fly excited film director who works for Tom Keene, a movie cowboy. Ates and Kennedy perform hilarious ly as joyous team thrust together by the action fighting and riding re- sultant when Keene comes to an Arizona ranch to shoot his new pie ture and discovers that its pretty owner, Dorothy Wilson, is being swindled out of her property by her foreman and band of real range outlaws.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
No Details Today
 Change Tin Prop
 ties At Tin City

No details could be secured as to the final arrangements entered in- to today by the American Tin Fields Inc, on one side, and Geo. Wald- helm and Tommy Christensen as parties on the other side, concerning placer tin property in the vicinity of Tin City, near Cape Prince of Wales.
 It is understood that certain hold ings were to have been taken over by the American Tin Fileds Inc, but a detailed report will not be avail able for several days, as the parties involved were passengers by plane early this afternoon back to Tin City.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
Brown Of N. A. T. Flies Ruby With
 Three Passengers

Pilot Chester Brown of the North ern Air Transport took off for Ruby today with Geo. Anderson, Harvey O'Dell and Jack Ferguson as pass engers to contact Pilot Lynn of the same company in a plane from Fair banks.
 U. S. Marshal Thomas Gaffney was a passenger to Golovin with the plane on federal business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
Special Lights On
 Auto Speedway Is
 System Now In Use
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2, - An electric signal system kept the driv- CTS in the recent 500-miles automo- bile race here advised as to the traf- fife condition around the two and a half mile track.
 When the green light was on, the pilots could go as fast as they liked. When the yellow light flashed they slowed down to 60 miles an hour and were not supposed to improve their positions.
 The yellow indicated that an acci- dent had occurred or something else had happened to block portion of the track. The same light was to be used to slow down drivers in the event of rain.
 Motion picture cameras functioned
 
 whenever the yellow light was on to record the activities of the drivers. The cameras sweep the entire course and can catch any driver who at tempts to improve his position.
 There have been complaints in the past that some drivers gained many seconds time by speeding once they were out of sight of officials.
 The electrical system replaced the old hand method of fag-waving at the finish line. The lights were placed at six vantage points within the oval course. Speedway officials said the signals reached every driver at the same instant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
N 0 T I c E

Eastern Stars, their escort, Mas ons and their families or lady friend also visiting Stars and Masons are cordially invited to attend recep- ton and dance at Pioneer Hall, given in honor of the M. w. G. M., Frances Haun, Sat. Aug. 10, at 9 P. M. Sharp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
Edward J. Fox Is
 Adjudsed Insane
 By Jury Today

The inquiry into the mental condi- ton of Edward J. Fox at the U. S.
 Commissioners office this afternoon ended in a verdict of insane, by the jury. MT. Fox will be committed to the institution of Morningside at
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
Mir0w Flies Tin Men Back To Tin
 City After Visit

Pilot Hans Mirow of the MiroW Air Service made a flight this after noon to Teller and Tin City with MT. McKinnan, Geo. Waldhelm, and Tommy Christensen as passegers re- turning there after a short business trip to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08
NOTICE OF DANCE

The POlarites Club has engaged the Pioneer Ballroom for a public dance, for whites only, a week from this coming Saturday, namely Aug ust 17th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-08

Portland, Oregon, as provided by federal law.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
ZaplatiI ~zubolekari.

DR.. Alvin B. Leavitt, 6Olety
zubolekaT We Washington
Heights, New York, tribal cub
Albertu Callahanovi, tTicetile-
t6mu muzi, ktery jest pres sest
stop vysoky, mohutnych svald
a velik6 silly. Mapped jej uspal.
Kdyz pokusil Sc cub vytrhnou-
ii, vyskocil nahle pacient, pra-
YOU rukou vyhodil l6kaTe ok
mem ven ma ulici, levou "a MIN
shodil jeho lekaTske nacin1 a
konecn6 sam vyskocil Ia MIN.
Zub zGstal V dasni. Ma st6st1
dTadOvna byla jen V pr1zem1,
tax re Sc lekaT vazne nezranil.
Ia chv1li drzelo pacienta neko-
lik policajtG a l6kaT vytrhl mt
cub opravdu bez uspanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19

do kuchyne. Ono neslo panu
Adolfovi AMI tax O jeho manzel
ku, jake O toho pana, ktery byl
z leps1 ostravsk6 spolecnosti.
A CO nasledovalo? O tom Sc
mluvilo u ostravskeho soudu.
"ze Sc nestydfte, sedesatilety
dedek a k tomu jeste plesaty!"
povlda mu pan Adolf. Ale ten
ami nep1pl. TvaTil Sc jake hT1s-
mix a nejradeji by Sc byl pro-
padl do zeme. A odmenou mu
byl trest jednoho tydne vezenf,
ale podm1necn6. A pan Adolf
S Julinkou jsou modernf man
zele. I'll Sc ma sebe nehors1.
Zasvecenci mali vsak O zaba-
WI postarano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
"Prozil jsem celou valku, ale
sci bych prvni -"

We sch1zi v Sobotce v &C.
chach okresn1 republikanske
strany, ministr Bradac hovoril
O tom, co sc den pred tim stale
v Nemecku. Nestrasil, licil ST.
tuaci a dGsledky, ktere i my
respective nase armada, must
z toho vyvodit. Kdyz skoncil,
prihlasil Sc k slovu prosty muz,
p. Mens1k, a zacal bez 1vodu:
"Jsem starry vojak, prozil
,jsem celou valku a vim tedy, CO
to slovo znamena. Ale budte
ujisten, pane ministTe, re v pT1
pade valky budu prvnf a pri-
hlasfm Sc Ease, abych opravdo-
wynn skutkem dokazal svou las
ku k narodu a drahemu statu,
abych uhajil, co je nam vsem
drahe. Budte ujisten, re Ia
,kovych jsou v fadach zemedel-
skych statislce. Zemedelec vi,
kde je jeho mfsto, Una sve po-
vinnosti a nezapom1na nikdy,
re jsme 81 mas stat musili W.
koupiti potGcky sve krve." Ne
Sc bat!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19

do sveho chlfvka. Kubanek
dlouho spravoval, ale Fordka
ami nezabrucela. Y
Strojnfk zamecnik Sc ma nj
dopalil, nechal il stat a Sci Sc
re zlosti vyspat. Vratil Sc te-
prve rano k nj S novymi zapa-
lovaci, JAKE TAXI il ma ulici
sprawl, sedl do nj a jel k Pala-
ckeho mostu.
Pred MIN jela elektrika {. II
Chtel il Predict, ale tramway
stanula We stanici a on brzdil
marne. Utahl vsecky brzdy a
Fordka jela dial, jake by Sc il
to netykalo. Nebylo jine rady
nez predict il. Kubanek Sc o
to pokusil, totiz musil, protoze
Fordka nebyla k zastavenf, ale
tn jiz sp6chali ma sedmnactku
z Trojicke ulici tri Tide. A
Fordka vjela do mich.
Byl to masakr. VIZ je Cd
hodil stranou, ale nikdo z tech
tT1 Sc nezdvihl. Byli to jeden
lekar a diva inzenyTi. LekaT
zemTel cestou do nemocnice a
oba inzenyTi polezeli 81 v ne
mocnici S polamanymi 1dy a
zebry.
Kubanek obvinen byl z pre-
cinu proti bezpecnosti zivota.
Ackoli soudnf znalec uznal, re
mu selhaly brzdy, soud dosp6l
k nazoru, re nemel jezdit au-
tenn kdyz nemel vddcf list a
kdyz Sc ucil jezditi jen pet no
din. Tim spfse Sc nemel odva-
zovati jlzdy pc Praze, nebot Sc
del "a volantem teprve pc ctvr-
te. Ostatne, kdyz pry jel jen
triceti kilometrovou rychlostf,
tficet metrd pred sebou vi
del tfi chodce a ved6l, re mu
nefunguji brzdy, mohl dat zpa
rychlost, jak by ucinil
zkuseny Softer. Ale to Kuba-
mex neudelal, a proto byl Cd
souzen ma pet mes1cG do we've
nj, podmfnecne ma tri roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19

porotach. Pravil, re jeho ma
vrh je "dals1m krokem ku e.
mancipaci zen"
= DIE Rooseveltova navrhu
pTispeje federalnf vlada sta
Tym lidem Is dollary a stejnou
castku ma poskytnouti stat.
Jakmile predloha Dude pTi-
jata, prohlasoval president,
kazda osoba We veku pres IS
let, dnes Sc nachazejfcf ma Sc
znamu podpor v nouzi, Dude
pfevedena ma listinu novych
pensistu.
Ulevove akci take ulehcf ma
vrhovana podpora v nezamest-
nanosti tax re vlastne financn1
rozdfl nakladu nebude nikte-
rak velky jak oposicf jest
tvrZenO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Vyjel ST.

zijeme We stolet1 rychlosti
Nebude to trvat snad dlouho a
"a chudeho Dude pokladan jen
ten, KIDD nebude NIT automo-
bill.
Tohleto 81 v Praze uvedomo-
val 22lety strojni zamecn1k
Vaclav Kubanek, kteremu u
carovaly a~utomobily. Dlouho,
velmi dlouho 81 obhl1zel kdeja-
ke vehikly, stTadal a chodi1 S
vyjevenyma ocima, al 81 jed
noho dine koupil Fordku. Ona
to vlastne uz ami nebyla Ford
ka, ale babizna bezzuba, v A
merice by il nechali stat ma sill
nici a byli by radi, kdyby je pfi
tom nekdo nechytil.
Ale mas mlady muz neumel
f1dit auto. Dosavadnf MATTEL
Fordky Sc chtel vozu zbavit a
proto no cele tTi hodiny ucil re-
meslu zavodnickemu. Kuban-
KOVl 10 noSCac1lO a wal 81 CoQy
jeste dive hodinove lekce u So
fera.
A tehdy 81 mysli, re je mi
strem volantu a re by mohl jet
tislc mil ceskoslovenskych.
Ctvrteho dine pc tie, CO 81 viz
koupil 81 vyjel k BeneSovu ma
vylet. Tam Sc dostal dobTe, a.
lie nazpet uz to bylo horst.
Kdyz prijel do Prahy, prestaly
mu fungovat brzdy a zlobily
sv1cky. Zastavil a spravoval,
pokud mel aspon mlhavou po-
O vnitrnostech automo-
blu. Pred vysehradskym mo-
stem vyjekla a prskla Fordka
naposled zastavila Sc definitiv-
ne a nemela v1bec chut dojeti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Gina zena.

PAM Julie, chot jisteho O.
stravskeho 1redn1ka, byla
ctnou zenou. Ia svobodna Sc
d1vala jen ma toho sveho klu-
ka a jeste pc svatbe Sc cerve-
nala. A to uz il bylo % rokG.
Ale nez Sc rok S rokem seSel,
Julinka Sc usmfvala ma vsech-
ny. Kdyby to byli mlad1 klu-
CT, tax by to jeste uslo. Ale o.
ma Sc dfvala ma pany, kter1 by
il mohli byt pri n%ejmens1m de-
decky. Pan Adolf, takto jej1
manzel, tomu nevenoval pozor
nosti. "To by sis vytrhla z pa
ty trn!" f1kaval il. Ale Julin-
ka Sc mu zasmala a bylo to do
bre. =
Jednou musil jet pan Adolf
ma sluzebn1 cestu. "Nezlob Sc,
holubicko, "a diva dny budu
Ease u tebe," domlouval il. A
lie uboha manzelka, ktera ne
byla ma nepr1tomnost sveho
muze zvykla, kropila slzami
podlahu. Sotva zmizel, osusi-
la 81 Sticky a uvazovala, jak
by Sc pc tyto diva dny pobavi-
Ia. A nasla peknou zabavu,
jen co je pravda, ale spatne to
dopadlo.
Pan Adolf cele sve sluzebnf
poslanf dokoncil "a jeden den
a ma vecer uz byl nazpet. Chtel
zenusku pfekvapit a proto Sc
soural potichounku, odemkl a
byl spokojen. V loznici swift
10 svetlo. Byla tedy donna a
Poole jeho odhadu bylo vsech-
no v poTadku. Preset kuchyn
a podfval Sc zaclonkou do loz-
nice. Pc jednom pohledu vsak
vyvaloval oci. Co to jenom vi
del ma otomane? Lezel tam
nejaky muz a k tomu jeste star
81 pan, dedecek, nebo muz v
nejlepsfm veku, jak chcete. il
ste vsak je, re tam tomu bylo
nejmene so rok1. A Julinka
tulila Sc k nemu. Co by udelal
rozumny manzel v tonic okam
ziku? Revolver, strflen1, skan-
dial a vyhazov vetTelce? Ale
kdepak! Takovy pan Adolf
nenf. To on mel daleko leps1
napad. Ty diva tam nechal
ponevadz Poole jeho ma
zoru nemohli mic pokazit, wal
pod pazi oblek nev1taneho no.
cleznlka a Sci S MIN ma policii.
PTisel ovsem cely zastup a
vkradl Sc stejne nepoZorovane
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Pozer ma stare strevfce.

V Pittsburghu, Pa, v dome
zemfel6ho Wasyla Panchaka,
ocelafskeho d6ln1ka, ktery byl
bez zam6stnan1, byl nalezen
jeden starry stTev1c, We kterem
Gfednici nasli $780,. Bylo
nalezeno $3.50 ma hotovosti a
vkladn1 kn1zka, die ktere je ma
bance ulozeno $4,000.
Majetek ten Dude dodan vdo-
We pc zemfelem, jestli Sc poda-
Fl vyhledati il. Je znamo pou-
re, re il zanechal pred rs Lefty
v Rusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Druhy Kubelikidv koncert "
Chicago.

Goldmarkdv koncert, dive
sonaty, cd Haendla a Tartini-
no, Cajkovskeho valcfkove
scherzo, burleska cd Suka a
variace "Rej carodejnic" cd
Paganiniho, byl program Ku-
belikova koncertu Chicazske
Orchestra V nedeli. By to dru-
ny koncert nejslavnejsfho ces-
skeho houslisty, konany letos v
Chicago pc temef tr1meslcnf
casove vzdalenosti cd prvnfho.
Houslove vykony Jana Kubel1-
ka, p%rovazene ma klavfru jeho
synem Rafaelem, prislo po-
slechnouti pres tis1c osob.
Obecenstvo pc kazdem elsie
boufilo potleskem a vyvolava-
10 Mistra ma podium do neko-
necna. Hned pc Goldmarko-
We koncertu musil Kubelik Wy
jfti pred tleskajfcf posluchac-
stvo sestkrat. Pc sonatach byl
nucen Sc vykoupiti pTidankem,
pro nejz volil Bachovu Gavot-
tn. Pc programu pridal sve
skladby, a to Nocturno, Tanec
oktav a Chanzonettu, Pagani-
niho Perpetum mobile a Fibi-
chovu perlicku Poem, kterou
rovnez sam upravil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
ManzeIe.

V Omaze Viola G.. Beck pri
zalobe O rozvod "a dGvod I'VE
ola, jak jej1 manzel il uderil do
hlavy slepic1 sedfc1 ma vejcfch,
kdyz omdlela il vzkrfsil a po-
rucil, ably mu slepici tn upekla.
"Kdyz odepfela jsem," "a
lovala soudci, "on znovu wal
slepici a tloukl mne s nj. Ale
ia il neupekla!
Kdo jak xiv slysel, re by je-
dl slepici sed1c1 ma vejcich."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Josefove platiIi "a slavu.

V Slatinanech sbfrajf ma So
kolovnu. Pr josefsk6m swat
ku prisli ma napad. Hudebn1-
CT Sc n~astrojili do frakG a cy-
lindrG a cd odpoledne do noel
pc obci vyhravali JosefGm. A
kazdy Josef musil zaplatit "a
tn slavu. S hudbou chodil "a
stup asi osmi set mfstnfch OBJ
CANT. Ma stavbu sokolovny Sc
vybralo pri tom ma 700 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Zabit vlakem.

48lety Grover Hartman byl
zabit predmestskym vlakem
drahy Illinois Central v Chica-
gu. Mel u sebe Legitimate, po-
die ktere dostaval podporu cd
illinoiske nOuZove komise.