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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
MATTHEWS CROTON
NUPTIALS ON SAT. LAST

A quiet wedding was solemnized
in the Presbyterian manse, Sat-
urday night, March 2, by Rev. S.
J. Venable, D. D., pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, when Miss Kathryn
Groton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Groton of this city became
the bride of Mr.. Charles F. Matthews,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Matthews also of this city.
The bride is a graduate of the Po-
comoke High School and attended the
State Normal School in Salisbury.
The groom attended Washington High
School in Princess Anne and grad
uated with honors in the Commercial
Course at Easton.
Immediately following their mar
riage the young couple left for brief
wedding trip to Baltimore and Wash
ington and upon their return will take
up their residence in the Vessels
apartment on South Market Street
Their hosts of friends join in wishing
them long and happy married life.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
MRS. DAISY STERLING
DIED Sat-, MARCH 2

Mrs. Daisey E. Sterling died at her
home on Laurel Street, Saturday,
March 2, after an illness of five weeks
at the age of 80 years.
The deceased was the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Phil
lips.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from
the home; Rev. Orville Campbell Of
ficiating. Interment was made at
Halls Hill cemetery. The pallbearers
were her six nephews: Harry, Clar-
ence, Howard, Herman, Wilson Phil
lips and Lewis Conoway.
Mrs. Sterling is survived by one
son, Mervin Merritt; one sister, Mrs
Sidney Conoway; and four brothers
Burley, Frank, Lloyd and Raymond
Phillips.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY
HEARS INDIA MISSIONARY

Members of the Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Churches in Po-
comoke, Beaver Dam and Rehoboth
and their friends had the pleasure of
hearing Miss Clare Lloyd, a Presby-
terian missionary at Saharanpur, In
dia, give an address on Mission Work
in the Presbyterian Manse Thursday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Miss Lloyd
is engaged in the Evangelistic phase
of the Foreign Missions Enterprise
and has been in the field since 1917.
Almost every day in certain months
of the year thousands of pilgrims pass
thru Saharanpur on their wa to Hard
war, a famous sacred bathing place
on the Ganges river. In this way peo-
pie all over India are reached by the
mission workers. Miss Lloyd told of
her work in India.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
NUMBER CORN-HOC
CONTRACTS ARE SIGNED

During the past week a number of
farmers signed corn and hog contracts
at the community meetings held by
County Agent C. 2. Keller at Marion,
Pocomoke and Princess Anne.
The meetings were held for the
purpose of giving all farmers an OPP
portunity to sign the contracts for this
year.
County Agent Keller has been ad-
Used that the government has set APP
ril LIST as the final date to receive ap-
plications of farmers who wish to
sign the contracts for 1885.
The community committees were
elected at the meetings held last week
and they have started to visit the
farms of the contract signers and they
will appraise the corn yield of the
land to be placed under contract.
Farmers who wish to sign contracts,
may reduce their acreage 10 per cent
to 80 per cent, the benefit payment
will be 35 cents a bushel.
It is expected that there will be
over one hundred signed by the last
of this month.
Farmers who are considering the
crop production control program of
the agricultural adjustment admins
tration should get in touch with the
County Agent during the next few
weeks, in order that the applications
and contracts will be signed before
the first of April.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
S. WILLIAM JACKSON
FUNERAL SERVICES Held

Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon last at 2:3O o'clock in Cir
dletree Baptist Church for Mr.. S. Will
liam Jackson, ss, one of Girdletree's
oldest and most highly respected citi-
zens. Burial was made in the family
lot in Spring Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Jackson is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Arthur Jackson, of
Pocomoke City, Mrs. VIM. Taylor, of
Stockton, William Jackson, of East
vile, Mrs. Harry Conoway and Miss
Lulu Jackson of Girdletree. He is
also survived by two brothers, seven
grandchildren and four great grand
children.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
POCOMOKE HIGH
DEFEATED IN
BASKET BALL
Loses Elimination Contest To
Crisfield High By Over
whelming Score
SALISBURY ACES DEFEAT
LOCAL GUARDS QUINT

The Pocomoke City High School
basket ball team, winners of the Wor-
cester county Championship, Journey
ed to Crisfield on Tuesday evening
of this week, to play the high school
auint of that city in an elimination
contest for the Eastern Shore cham
pionship.
Crisfield had, of course, won the
Somerset county Championship, and
will now face Salisbury in the elimina-
ton staged for the three lower coun-
ties Wicomico, Somerset and Worces-
ter. Crisfield won overwhelmingly
from Pocomoke on Tuesday and, if
Successful against Salisbury, will
meet the winner of the four upper
counties Kent, Cecil, Talbot and Dor
chester; Queen Anne and Caroline do
not enter teams in the school league.
Pocomoke was outplayed by wide
margin, as the score, So to 15 gives
evidence. Wilson and Lawson, for
wards and Clayton, center, for Girls
field, made all the points, Clayton
rolling up Is against total of 26
goals, Pocomoke could show only z.
So close was the guarding of Girls
field, Pocomoke was unable to get
near the basket.
NIL 4oI,,Io4oJ coora xryoc &C fo11oUc.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
Mr.. II. Corddry WEEDS
Miss Emily Stevenson,
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page ID
lace.
Miss Lucy Tull, of New York, a
cousin of the bride was maid of hon.
or and her only attendant. She wore
a period gown of Persian rose taffeta
and carried shower bouquet Of white
lilac, blue iris and grape hyacinth
tied with matching satin streamers.
Newall Montgomery Corddry, of
Snow Hill, brother of the groom was
best man. The ushers were William
Howard Corddry of Harrisburg, Pa,
and VIM. Gleason Adair of New York.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony.
Guests from Pocomoke were Mrs.
Emma F. Barnes, Miss Nettie E..
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08

Referee Mr.. Nunvar, of Delmar.
On Monday evening of this week,
the Pocomoke City National Guards
lost a one-sided game to the Sails
bury "Aces", the score being AZ to "a.
at the local armory. The guards did
not live up to their name since their
guarding was substantially off color.
All the visitors were able to figure
in the scoring. Wimbrow being the
only one to score as low as one basket.
The score at the end Of the half was
close. but in the second, the "Aces"
pulled away and won in walk.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
FUNERAL SERVICES Held
FOR MIR. |. W. HEARNE

Funeral services were held Thurs.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mr.. L.
w. Hearne who died at his home in
Seaford, Del, Tuesday, March 5th
following a heart attack.
Mr.. Hearne has family connections
in Pocomoke but the only surviving
member of his immediate family is
his widow. He will be remembered
by many of the older generation of
the community.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08

Mrs. Edward L. Kelly leaves Sunday
for New York where she will attend
the 1885 International Beauty Shop
Owners Convention which will be held
in the Hotel Pennsylvania, March II
to ID inclusive.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08

Referee, Prof. Ludvigson.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08

Hillary p. Hancock and Missouri
May Hancock, his wife, from The Sal
,, isbury National Bank, 2 parcels Of
land on the County Road leading from
Stockton to Georges Island Landing,
in the 9th Elec. Dist. Consideration,
500 &c.
Charles B. Timmons from James E.
West and wife, real estate containing
ing 10 acres, more or less, near Snow
Hill on the county road leading from
Snow Hill to Box Iron. Consideration
81 &c.
Charles B. Timmons from John I.
Timmons and wife, an undivided LIZ
interest in certain tracts of land in
the 9th Elec. Dist. Consideration
$40 &c.
w. Lee Bradford from Harrison C.
Molock and wife, part of the School
field Farm containing 1 Acre, more
or less, on the Northeast side of
Schoolfield street in the section called
Flowertown, in or near Berlin. Con-
sideration $40 &c.
w. Lee Bradford from Harry E.
Palmer, Excr. and others, T-sloped lot
of ground on the Northeast side of
Schoolfield Street, in the section call
ed Flowertown in or near Berlin. Con-
sideration $40 &c.
William J. Nicholson from John S.
Whaley, Assignee, part Of the "Bap-
fist Farm, containing 70 acres, more
or less, on St. Martins River in the
9Th Elec. Dist. Consideration $1,000.
I. Bates Pilchard from Harvey C.
Churn, real estate on the Northeast
side of Market Street, Extended in
Pocomoke City. Consideration $40
&c.
R. Mckinney Price from Richard
H. Hodgson, real estate on the Wes-
terly side of Baltimore Ave-, in Ocean
City. Consideration $40 &c.
Walter E. Hudson from Cordie Hol-
loway and Mary E. Holloway, real
estate containing 2 Acres, more or
less, in the 9Th Election Dist. Con-
sideration $125.
William C. Figgs from J. Herman
Merrill, trustee, and others, part Of
the Douglas Melvin Farm containing
80 acres, more or less, on the North
side of the county road on Market
Street, Extended, just outside the cor
porate limits of Pocomoke City, in the
LIST Elec. Dist. Consideration 81 &c.
Annie E. Toadvine from Philip c.
Dennis and wife, part of "The Jingle
Farm" containing III Acres, more or
less, on the Easterly side of the Sine
puxent Neck County Road, in the 10th
Elec. Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
Annie E. Toadvine from Orwin E.
Howe, and wife, their interest in part
of "The Jingle Farm" containing III
Acres, more or less in the 10th Elec.
Dist, on the Easterly side of the
Sinepuxent Neck County Road. Con-
sideration 81 &c.
Dudley Butler and Charlotte But
Ter, his wife, from Annie T.. Toad
vine, part of "The Jingle Farm" con-
tanning I'll acres, more or less, on
, the Easterly side of the Sinepuxent
Neck County Road, in the 10th Elec.
Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
Frank J. Wells and Hattie C. Wells,
his wife, from Sadie A. Moore and
husband, real estate containing Acre
and 1872 SO. poles, more or less, on
the South side of County Road lead
ing through little Georgetown in st.
Martins Neck, in the 9Th Elec. Dist.
Consideration 500.
VIM. w. Hancock from Seymour o.
Brien, Assignee, tract of land con-
tanning 178 ga acres, more or less,
near but not contiguous to the Coun-
ty Road leading from Girdletree to
Taylor's Landing, in. the 9th Elec.
Dist. Consideration $3.50.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-03-08
size as may be desired.

Then there is list of letters "left
at Mr.. William Adams in Baltimore
by the Frederick-Town Post" One o.
these was for "Mrs. Esther Dennis
at Col. Dennis in St. Martins, Som
erset County,"
This fac-simile, while being produc
ed at comparatively recent date, i:
very interesting as showing the eff
forts of journalism when the country
was young.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
stamilionoveho jmsnf
zemreIa " chudobe.

V Prostejove zemrela cole
ia vdova pc professionalism
~zapasnlku Klaudu Delaware z
Port Natalu v JIM Americe,
soukromnice Marie Delavareo-
va: Pred trent lety vzrusila
VereJnost zprava O stamiliono-
vem Jmen1, ktere pffbuznf zem
releho zapasn1ka Delaware Cd
kazali dedicGm, z nichz nikdo
nebyl Jiz ma zivu az ma proste-
govskou vdovu Delavareovou.
Vdova dala tehdy veSkere sv5
doklady dvema mladik1m,
kter1 s jej1 plnou mocf odjeli
40 V1dne k jednomu advoka-
tow. Vysledek vysetroVanf byl,
re muz prostejovske Delaware
owe nenalezel do rodiny milo
naru Delavareovych, pc nichz
zustaly miliony, a tax proste-
Jovska Delavareova zemrela V
uplne chudobe, &C neprestava-
la tVrdit, re byla podvedena.
kdyz prisla tehdy zprava O
velkem d6dictv1 do Prostejova,
Delavareova slibila desftkam
l1d1. n6kolika i million Kc, tax
re j nekteff hned p1jcovali
pelnze a Jinak 81 il pTedchaze-
H.: Maddox k snatku dostala
nekolik set. Nikdo vsak mic ne
dostal, ami tt, kdoz p1jcovali a
hned pocltali S moznosti zfskat
prlzen stamilionove dedicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18

V NadaSi u Trnavy doslo k
odhalen1 tlupy pen6zokazii
1OO-korunovych bankovek. Ma
cetnickou stanici v Nadasi pri-
sci vedouc1 mfstn1ho potravnf-
no druzstva Josef Kovac a o.
znamll, re V noci vloupali Sc
MI do obchodu zlod6ji, kteTf
mu odnesli nekolik tisfc Kc V
hotovosti a take zbozf v Gene
5000 Kc. Cetnfci okamzite DO
cali patrati. Ia nedlouho W.
slo vsak ma jevo, re obchodve-
douc1 j. Kovac nema este sve-
doml a re vloupanf jen pfedstf-
raj. Jeho byt podrobili prohlfd
ce a objevili mem penezoka-
zeckou d1lnu ma vyrobu banko-
vek. Kovac pokusil Sc Size mi
citi tento usvedcujfcf material.
Cetnlci mu vSak v tom zabra-
Mill a tax doSlo k jeho zatcenf.
PrGbehem vySetTovani Sc Ko-
vac doznal, re pTi sv6 falsova-
telske praci mel take spolecni-
KY v osob6 statkare Augusta
Martinkovice a klempire Jana
Baranc1ka. V souvislosti S tou-
to falsovatelskou aferou doslo
k zatcen1 jisteho bratislavske-
no a trnavskeho typografa,
ktery dodaval jim matrice a
obstaraval pap1r. JeSte pred
vanocemi melo Sc s vyrobou ia
lesnych penez zacfti. Vsichni
zatceni, kter1 jsou We vazbe
statniho zastupitelstvi V Brati-
slave, Sc Ike svemu GNU pTizna-
Ii, je vsak take podezrenf, re
mali dalsf spolecnfky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Bratislavsky advokat zatcen.

Krejc1 Antonin Pokorny V
Bratislave ma Spitalske ulici
vedl dive leta S advokatem
drem. Mikulasem Brodym pr
o vracenf najemneho a nahra-
du skody, vznikle vystehova-
MIN z bytu. zaloval u krajske-
no soudu v Bratislave, ktery
pri jednan1 v cervnu 1882 zalo-
bu zamftl. Vrchnf soud v Bra
tislave odvolani vyhovel a 3D.
soudil dra. Brodyho k zapla-
cent 1880 Kc a 5 proc. 1rokG
cd 1. cervna 1928. Pffpad do
stall Sc m. r. II. 1nora k Mel
vyssfmu soudu v Brine. O W.
sledku Sc Pokorny a jeho "a
stupce dovedeli az mnohem
pozdeji. DR.. Brody tam byl a.
lie l1cen1 bylo odroceno. "a. L.
nora byl vynesen rozsudek, po-
die nehoz mel DIR. Brody zapla-
tit $1,000 Kc jistiny a 1rok1,
celkem asi $4,000 Kc. 10. u
nora navstivil Pokorneho bratr
dra. Mikulase Brodyho, tez ad
vokat DIR. Ignac Brody a T1kal
mu, re rozsudek Dude Ii Mel
vyssfho soudu vynesen az "a
rok pT1padne dive leta, ably ne
delal prGtahy a re pTi beztoho
prohraje a nabfdl mu smfr "a
$4,000 Kc. Kdyby pry pfi W.
hral, jeho zastupce DIR. Polgar,
81 zadrzf celou castku ma 1tra-
ty a vse je nedobytne, nebot
bratr ma dluhy. Pokorny pri-
jail penfze a podepsal listinu o
smfru, DR.. Ignac Brody 81 pax
vyzadal plnou moe Ike druhe
exekucni pri O 1000 Kc We v6ci
Pokorny prot dru. Mikulasi
Brodymu S tim, re Dude krej-
c1ho zastupovat prot svemu
bratrovi. Pc dels1 dobe dostal
Pokorny rozsudek Nejvyss1ho
soudu. Kdyz Sc z n6ho dove
del, re pri vyhral, podal ma adj
vokata dra. Ignace Brodyho
trestnf ornament pro podvod a
lichvu. Tvrdf v mem, re DIR.
Brody, kdyz no navedl
Ike smfru a nepTipustil poradit
Sc S jeho obhajcem, vedel O sta
WI pre-.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Krajanske z rIGznych stran.

Cesky farmar Josef Du-
SEX Z okresu Buffalo V Nebras-
ce jest jednim re sesti "Master
farmers, kterf V 8. vyrocnim
banketu "MistrG-farmaTG" v
hotelu Lincoln, v Lincoln,
Nebraska byli vyznamenani
medailemi.
Dusek je sc rokG star. Ma
rodil Sc V Cechach a kdyz mu
bylo 10 rokG, pTijel do Ameri-
ky. Kdyz pred AT Lefty vystou-
pill z vlaku Kearney, Neb.,
nem6l ,zde zadnych pTatel a
neznal ami slova z anglickeho
jazyka. Mel vsak income pTa-
nj vlastniti farmu a protoze Sc
cht6l nauciti farmarenf, nechal
Sc najmouti "a farmarsk6ho
pomocnika. Zacal Sc SIG me-
sfcnf mzdy, spoTil a ozenil Sc,
nacez 81 koupil farmu, pred
kterou no Tide zrazovali, re je
vymrskana. Ones vlastn1 tri
fanny O celkove rozloze 800 a.
krG pGdy V okresu Buffalo.
J. Masnfkova ma farme u
town of Lake zavolala policii,
re nekdo ukradl jej1 kravu
"Nell". Kdyz policiste zacali
prohlfzeti mastal, Masnlk V r6-
zov6 nalad6 mavl rukou a pra-
vii: "Nehledejte mic, ia il
propil." PAX vedl policisty do
taverny Josefa Mercinaka a
hostinsky doznal, re koupil
kravu "a $35. Manzelka 81
vyzvedla ma hostinsk6ho zalo-
blu pro kradez, ponevadz Nell
jest jejim majetkem. Soudce
nafidil vracenf kravy Masniko-
We
= Charles Liska re St. Louis
21lety, obvineny z ruSeni po-
koje byl odsouzen ma tri mesi-
ce do robotarny. Liska chlubil
Sc, re ma "politicky pull" a re
mu nikdo nem1ze mic udelat.
ETY. myslfs, re isl taff'', pra-
vii sud-, 'tak tt nameTfm tri
m6sfce abys trochu zmekl, a
zkusil jak moe tt pull pomd-
ze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Sc zapalenou cigaretou skociI
delostrelec do Dunaje.

Ma dunajskem moste v Bra
tislave, Jan Mazsar, 22lety svo
bodnik bratislavskeho delo-
stTeleckeho pluku, skocil S mo-
stu do Dunaje. Ia nedlouho
zmizel We vlnach.
Vojfn chodil delsf dobu pc
moste S cigaretou. Mcneil "a
palky a cekal, az pujde nekdo
kolem s hoffcf cigaretou. Kdyz
81 Cd jednoho chodce pripalil,
udelal jeste nekolik tah1, ma
cez S rychlym rozhodnutlm O.
depjal bajonet, polozil jej ma
dopis a pfeskocil zabradll.
Chodci jeste videli, jak pada s
mostu s hor1c1 cigaretou Us
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Lupic Koranyi ma BTeclavsku.

Postorensk6 cetnictvo zatklo
lupice Karla Koranyiho re Slo
venska, ktery uprchl z Venice
okresn1ho soudu V Breclavi.
Koranyi, jenz mluvf pouze slo-
vensky a madarsky, cd dteku
do Rakouska upustil a brzy pc
1teku z vezeni uzavTel patel
stv1 s 25letym zlocincem Ru-
dolfem Holuzou z PoStorne,
ktery je vyucen Teznikem. Ko-
rayi slfbil Haluzovi 500 Kc "a
to, kdyz mu sjedna pTfstresi,
nacez no Haluza privedl k mia
demu rezn1kovi Frant. Molcf-
kovi V Postorne, kde Koranyi
sdelil, KIDD je a proc Sc schova-
va. Koranyi slfbil Molcikovi
1000 Kc jake odmenu a sdelil,
re jiz pro pen1ze psal rodic1m
a mohou 81 je vyzvednouti ma
postovnfm trade v Breclavi
poste restante pod heslem
"Zlata laska'. Molcikovi Ko-
ranyiho upravili tax, re nebyl
zlocinec opravdu k poznanf;
dostal uncle vousy, zlate brJle
a oblek. Kdyz penfze dlouho
nepTichazely, coz bylo lupici
vytknuto, tn sc Koranyi pri-
znal, re jeho rodice mic nemajf
a re Sc chtel jenom dostat pod
strechu. Slfbil vsak, re penfze
vydela kradezemi a zadal O
spolecn1ka, ktery by rozumel
zamecnictv1. Haluza Sc znal S
odbornfkem Viktorem Weigh
chem V Postorne, kteremu je
teprve Fl let, ale nabfdku i
hned pfijal. Spolecnost zjisti-
la, re disponent keramickych
tovaren KTfz Postorne hraje
s manzelkou divadlo, takze bu-
de jeho byt v noci prazdny.
Weidlich We dine S Koranyim o.
obhledli v noel Sc Kora-
nyi vypravil do tovarny. Do
Sc dostal oknem, ktere
vytlacil a Haluga venku daval
pOZOr.
Molc1k S Weidlichem sli do di-
vadla a davali pozor ma Krfzo-
Wy. Jezto byly pr zatcen1 u
Koranyiho nalezeny veci, po-
chazej1cf z kradeze u disponen
ia KTfze, musel s barvou ven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Jak naloziti S apropriaci ctyr
bilionH dolarHE?

President Roosevelt zadaS
kongres o povolenf ctyr bilio-
nj dolarG, z nichz zaopatreny
by byly prace pro 100000
nezamestnanych osob. zada,
ably dano mu bylo pravo uziti
obrovske sunny teto, jak "a do
bre uzna.
Zatlm co vetSina v kongresu
IDA Sc naklonena byti navrhu
presidentove, povstava hnuti
mezi demokraty a republika-
ny pro to, ably jiste omezeni
kongresem dano bylo ma vyda-
nj sunny teto.
Kdyby rozdelovani ponecha
no bylo zcela kongresu, byli by
chom asi svedky skandalniho
shonu. Kongresnfci napjali by
asi vsechny sve silly, ably zis-
kali 81 slavy a ddvery We svych
distriktech, podporou svych
vernych. CHM vice pence do
distriktu, tim vetsl slava pro
toho nebo onoho kongresnika.
Naproti tomu, bylo by zcela
moudrym sveTiti rozdelovani
pracl techto pomocf sunny ma
znacene presidentu? Nenf po-
chyby, re umysly presidentovy
jsou ty nejleps1. Ale jsou ty
nejleps1 1mysly take ne:jjistej.
SINH?
Bud ma vypracovany plan
president anebo nema ma wy.
danl obrovske sunny tie. Men
Ii program vypracovan, nenf tn
nebezpec1, re by treba sc sta
fiaskem? Je-li plan vypraco-
van, proc nepTal by 81 presi-
dent, ably jej kongres schvalil +?
Uvaz1me-li fiasko administra.
&c vefejnych pracf "a posledni
zimy, jez ma byti varovnym
kongresu, jsou tn jine veci v 81
tuaci volaj1c1 pc uvazovani.
President oznamil, re vefej-
ne prace z fondu toho provo
dene, nesmely by zavoditi S pr
vatnimi podniky. Kdyz pri-
vatn1 podniky dnes jsou z1cast
neny snad V kazdem druhu bu-
dovani, nen1 zcela jasnym, jak
president mini uz1vati ctyf BIZ
lionG ma stavby a konstrukce
bez dotknut1 Sc privatnich pod
niku. To jiste zasluhuje iva
by.
Dale Sc pravi, re nejvetsi
pomocne projekty provadeny
by byly We venkovskych 1ze-
mich. Kdyz vsak vetsina ne
zamestnanych zije v mestech
jak by joby rozdeleny byly me.
ri temito, ovsem nerozhodl-li
by kongres, re je pTestehuje 2
NEST do venkovskych okrsku
A pax jak ii kancelarstf "a
mestnanci, kteTf nejsou cvicen!
V pracech takovych, jak tt by
existovali? A 20 skoncent
prac1 to by meststf Ease byli
poslani zpet do NEST?
To a snad jine jsou otazky
iez %potTebujf 1vahy. Jisto jest
re kongres ma 81 nechati pra.
vo vedeti, jake plany ma OHIO.
ru jsou. Rovnez tax poplatni.
ci DAM, kteTf drive nebo pc.
zdeji must platiti 1cet!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Drogista s~ebevrahem.

Charles Danielson, 41lety
drogista, skoncil zivot v st.
Louis otravou. V psani ma a.
dresu manzelky napsal: ''Kdy-
bychom NELL vice pence a zad-
ne dluhy, veci by Sc mely j.
max"
Poradil ably vybrala pojiste-
nj ma $4,000 a napsal: "Jest-li
omezfs sve vylohy ma $25 tJd-
ne, tax tt to Dude trvat sedm
let"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Masakr chrestysI.

V Roundup, Mont, Warren
Swingle a jeho diva synove, AL
fred a Lee, cin1 81 narok, re
jsou prvnimi zabijaky chresty-
s1 v Montana. Jich rodina ne
davno vnikla do doupete hadd
kdyz shanela ovce = a vrati-
la sc Sc 1913 zabitymi play.
Jich nastroji byl klacek s vidlo
vitym koncem, nGz a rucnice.