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The Washington times., 1935-03-05
URGE CIVIL SERVICE BILL

Declaring he is unqualifiedly in
favor of the merit system for Gov
ernment employees, william D.
Bergman, chief clerk of the Navy
Department, today Endorsed the
Sirovich bill which would revamp
the Civil Service structure.
Appearing before the House Civil
Service Committee, which is hold
ing hearings on the bill, Mr.. Berg
man said the Navy Department in
the last two years has employed
TOO non-civil service workers in
projects financed by PWA funds.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
PAINLESS TAX STUDIED

Rep. Mary T. Norton CD Of
New Jersey, chairman Of the
Ho: e District Committee is
awaiting word from the District
Commissioners regarding their at
titude on a proposal for a pain.
less payment" tax program in
Washington.
THE scheme, recently recon-
mended to Mrs. Norton, allows FAX
payers to pay as little as a 81 at a
time on their indebtedness to the
municipality. The system would
enable property owners who are
The Washington times., 1935-03-05

He said the appointments were
made at the suggestion of Sen
ators and Representatives.
Mr.. Bergman told the committee
he is in favor of a board of ap.
peals for Government employees.
The Sirovich bill. sponsored by
Rep. William I. Sirovich CD of
New York. provides that all Gov.
ernment workers now employed
can be blanketed into Civil Serv-
Ice ranks by passing a non.
competitive examination.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05

lversly affected 'oy the times, to
maintain taxes on their property
by weekly or monthly install
mentS.
The stricss Commissioners have
requested Tax Assessor William P.
Richards to make a study Of the
proposal
Mrs. Norton said a bill would
be introduced promptly changing
the District tax payment system
if the Commissioners consider the
plan practicable and in the pub.
lie - --,eSt.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Don't Cripple Around With
LUM BAG0
This Great Penetrating Oil
Helps Lame Backs Over Night

Almost doubled up with pain
every move torture-that's Lumbago
back muscles feel as If held in a
wise.
Don't let it cripple you another
day. Get bottle of powerful pene-
trating Moones Emerald Oil-one
minutes rubbing and away it goes
down thru skin and flesh, limbering
up stiff muscles and sending fresh
new blood to diffuse the congestion
all thru the affected area
If you are not amazed and de-
lighted with the improvement your
druggist will give you back every
cent paid.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Smith Brothers Cough Syrup
etIves you fE1ts precious VlfansIs

Dosing yourself with lot Of harsh drugs
and dopeladen pills is one way to treat
coughs and colds. And-as any doctor
will tell you-not a good one!
Another way is to ''help Nature to help
herself .. to give your body a greater
supply Of the weapon that it must have
to combat colds and coughs.
That weapon is Primary Vitdnin A,
the "Anti-Infective" vitamin. Scientists
have shown that when your system gets
plenty of this vitamin you are able to
throw of coughs and colds FASTER. And
you are fortified against further attacks.
Now-tor the first time-yoW can get
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Condemned Man
Eats Heavy Feast

BELGRADE, March 5 U.N.S0
Flip PaShko, handsome young
Albanian peasant widower, ate
two chickens, a dozen eggs. two
pounds of cheese, two pounds of
beefsteak and a pound Of dried
ham. He drank over a gallon
of strong red wine and a quart
OF brandy and smoked during the
night over 100 cigarettes.
In the morning he was executed
for the murder of his children.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Membership Drive
Up for Discussion

Further pursuit Of the nation.
wide membership campaign that
has brought thousands Of addi-
tional affiliates on the rolls will
be the subject of discussion tomor-
row as the organization commit
tee and executive council Of the
District eueration of Fede al EN-.
ployes confer.
The N.F.FE. units will gather
at ITO Fourteenth st. N. W., at
8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
FASTER COUGH RELIEF
when vITAMIN A works for YOU

this precious Primary Vitamim A in an
inexpensive, pleasant remedy Smith
Brothers Cough Syrup.
Smith Brothers Cough Syrup gives you
reliable, quick, soothing cough relief.
In addition, its Primary Vitamin A helps
you to fight the infection from 10ithin-
to drive it OUT-out of the system. And
Primary Vitamin A raises your resistance
against re-infections fortifes you
against new cough and cold attacks.
This treatment can succeed where
dosing and doping" fail! And it's a
lot saferi Get Smith Brothers Cough
Syrup today. S5c and 60c.
Note TO DOesOrs1 $4,000 U.S.P. units of
Vitamin A (Carotene) have been added
to the CSC bottle of Smith Brothers Cough
Syrup q, 900 units to the 60c bottle.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05

in to regular pain, if such pain may
be proven needless? Midol acts fast,
is effective several hours, but it's not
narcotic. 1t is a special medicine, for
this special purpose, and specialists
can tell you how well it works You'll
see it on the druggists counter-or
Just ask for Midol. Do this today,
50 that you will have it when needed.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
u. D. G. Unit to Meet

The Richard Stoddard Ewell
Chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, will meet
Tuesday night, March IL, at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Belle Penn, 2216 Nineteenth
st. N. w. Mrs. Rosa Lee
Wood, president of the chapter,
will preside.
Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, pres
ident of the local division Of
the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, who is a mem
Der of this chapter, will an"
nounce the plans for the an
nual division card party to
be held at the Shoreham Hotel
on March ~.
After the meeting there will
be a social hour. Mrs. E.
William Howard, publicity
chairman, announced that the
card party held by the chapter
last Friday at Confederate Me-
mortal Hall was a huge sue
cess, both financially and so"
cially.
Annual Card Party
The Ladies Auxiliary to
Washington Post No. %, Jew.
ish War Veterans, will hold it's
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
"DON'T WAIT THE
WAY | dbl"
ADVERTISER EMIT

How many women
have felt the same
way, once they've
learned about the
Joy and comfort
that Midol tablets
offer the sufferer
from periodic
painl Midol will
always relieve this
suffering, and will
often bring COM
plete comfort and
poise.
Why postpone
the comfort from
Midol? Whv give
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
DIR. BUTTS TO SPEAK

DR.. Frances Moon Butts of Nc
Kinley High School will address
the Bancroft Parent Teacher AS
sociation at 2:30 p. m. today in
the Bancroft School.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Lenten Foods

Every District Grocery Store is displaying
a complete variety of Lenten foods. Every
store also carries fresh fish and sea food
for your convenience. Don't forget, you
may phone your order and your purchase
will be delivered FREE!
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
Fire Auxiliary Meets

An executive meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the D. c.
Fire Department was held last
night at the home of the treas"
urer, Mrs. Violet Radcliffe,
1902 Monroe st. N. w. Mrs.
Myrtle Moffitt, president of
the auxiliary. presided.
Those at the meeting were
Mrs. Grace Weitzel, secretary;
Mrs. Madeline Baber, senior vice
president; Mrs. Mildred Bell,
junior vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Davis, chaplain; Mrs. Robert
Hayes, chairman Of the sewing
club; Mrs. John Virnstein, Mrs.
George Kennon, Mrs. E. William
Howard, Mrs. Harmon Chap
man, Mrs. Frank Berry, Mrs.
James Chrisman and Mrs. J.
Beuchler.
The Washington times., 1935-03-05
BY MARY PADGETT

"An Evening With Edward
MacDowell" is the title OF the
program tonight at a meeting
Of the Marietta Park Woman's
Club at the home of Mrs. James
L. Darby, 425 Ingraham St. NV.
Mrs. Wilmott Whitten will
give q paper on the life and
works of Mcdowell, the noted
American composer. and Mrs.
L. r. Niswonger will discuss
''The Mcdowell Colony"
The program also will include
songs by Mrs. Conrad Nix,
president of the club. The guest
artist will be Mrs. Sara Wolloch,
pianist. Mrs. I. L. Stormont
is in charge of the program.
HoSteSSes assisting Mrs. Darby
will be Miss Ellen BuckmaSter,
Mrs. John G. Clements, Mrs.
Charles Bowen and Mrs. Paul
Carr.
Eire AIIxiIiaru kIee+e
Evening star., 1935-11-22
Goat Causes Cyclists Fall.

To be almost strangled by a goat was
the experience Of John SeWell Of Ash
by Grove, England, who is now in q
hospital suffering from a severely lac
Grated neck. The goat, tethered by q
wire rope, strayed across the highway
The rope caught Sewell as he speeded
along on his motor cycle, whipped him
off his machine, jerked the goat from
the hedge, broke the animals leather
collar and cosled itself around SeweIrs
neck. Sewell was found unconscious
some time afterward.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. R, A. Wood and son
Allen Of Pittsburgh, Pa, are spend
ing two weeks With MI. and MS
John HolstOn. They came on Satur-
day. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs, William Nageb q
Philadelphia, are spending this week
at the WOedroW carlow
On Tuesday meeting of former
Milford High School classmates
brought much pleasure to an who
were there, Mrs, Willard Pierce was
the hostess. The guests were Mrs,
Clifton Maull and Mrs, Prank Car
ter, of LeWes, Mrs. Mortimer Brown
ing, Of New York City Mrs. Dudley
Frazer, Of Baltimore, Mrs. ]. Cow
Evans. OF Cambridge, Nd, Mrs. Della
Hall Deakyne, Mrs william Smith
and Mrs. C. d. HOlzmuelleF Cards
were not needed for entertainment.
Just old memories and new experl-
ences were enough to FIJI the after
noon.
Miss Barbara Mearns, Of Hohokus,
N. j., arrived yesterday to be the
guest Of Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend
for a few days.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09
aIYE MBUsFRY 4 RAIR cHANcE

''fhe power of government to inn
prove conditions is not a drop in the
bucket compared to the enormous
prosperity-makihg capacity that lies
in the natural tendency of business
and Industry to make better products
at lower cost, 10 distribute them
vide, and iR the process TO create
more Jobs and higher wages" said
Ernest 7, Weir. chairman of the Ma
tiOnaf Steel Corporation. recently.
r'Phis natUFal capacity has been i'm
potent recently because of the fear
and uncertainty eRgendered among
business men by governmental inter
ference
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

Afr. end Mrs. D. G.. Strapg an'
danghter .Annabel. Of niItsburgp
Pa, are spending two weeks at tbl
hotel is Il
Guests. OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G
Sammons a. the hotel for dinner ol
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs AlbeF
Archer, Mrs. Emma Vandegrift an,
Augustus HolsOn.
Miss Elsa Petersen, Of Philadel-
phia, arrived On Tuesday TO spenC
sometime with DR.. and Mrs. 3. N. p
Marshall
Mrs Elmer Short. Of Ellendale
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. A.
Elleg0od and Miss May Thayer on
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Lamey, d
LansdOwne, Pa, spent the past week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Null
holland. S.
MIR. and Mrs Mac McCTeery and
daughters, Jeanette and EllnOr. Of
Philadelphia we're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John ~. Burris over Monday
night and spent Tuesday fishing.
They returned home Tuesday even
ing,
Miss T,.ssie George, OF HazletOn,
Pa, witt Miss Mildred Walls and
Mrs. William Walls we're luncheon
guests Of Mrs. J, PostIes Hanlnon 1
ON Friday Of last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY Petty and
daughter, Marie Ellen, Of D0Yer, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. MyrOn Griffin.
Mrs. William Morris and Mrs. Ed
ward Williams and daughter Virgin
ia Lee, were guests of Mrs. Charles
Banning On Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jester. of El-
lendale, were dinner guests Of MT.
and Mrs. Henry Coleman and Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth DickeTsOn on Thurs
day. -+~ 81
On Tuesday twelve friends gather
ed at the cottage OF Mrs. John Hal
lett for a covered dish luncheon
which was very enjoyable. Cards
followed
This evening Miss Marion Simp
son has invited a group Of friends
for a scayenger hunt. They viii be
at the dance hall at eight
Mrs. Henry D. Boyer and Mrs. Le-
land HarmOnson, of Smyrna, and
Mrs. Robert Davis, Of Milford, have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Grier
Mrs. Howard 8. Riggin, of New
York City and Mrs. Vernon Lay
Phillips. of Smyrna, were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Wilson s. Vinyard on
Friday Mrs. Vinyard has as her
guests this week Mrs. V. ]. EspositO
and son of st. Louis
Col. and. Mrs. Harry Howe and
two sons of Philadelphia, were week !
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. !
Woodrow.
On Friday evening of last week a /
small group of relatives gathered for !
the celebration of Mrs. Harry Grier's |
The Griers have been /
spending the past two weeks in the
Henderson cottage. They are re-
home today as well As Miss
Sara Grier and Mr.. and Mrs Humes
Irier and three daughters of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Harvey Bentley. of Whining
on. and Mrs. Frank Hall. of Fort
luPonts are spending this week with
and Mrs. D. c. Wigley.
Misses Jean and Janice Clendaniel
ire guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
oOstles this week.
Mrs. G.. H. D. Pierce. Of ROx5or-
,ugh, Pa, is the guest of MIR. and
.irs. Willard Clendaniel this week,
lay Pierce and friend and Miss
Pierce were guests IN
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins
we're weekend guests of Mr.. and :
lrs. Wilson S. Vinyard. -
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09
CHREsE slc b

A fine creamy cheese that melts, IN
your mouth for 21e lb.; maearpni
SC; a good shortening lard for any
purpose, l6c h.: new line fancy
cakes, ginger snaps, 10e fb.; c9tn
fakes. SC: 3 rolls Of toilet paper.1Oc.
Coffees, 15e-1sc-22e. None better fol
the monsy. Try Stewards 20 make
your money really stFetch-the store
around the corner. Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

It IS an often expressed belief that
government can neither create nor
prevent recoVery-but it can retard
il fJr disc0uragingly long time
By stifiing inyes tments with taxa
tlon, Dy destroying c9pfid, snce
through bureaucratic domination,
and by standing in the way Of in
dustrial expansion through threats
of more ADD increasingly stringent
RECOMMENDATION Of the nations pro-
ductiVe machinery. politics can be-
come prosperitys worst enemy.
Give Industry a fair chance, and
it will do its part to. bring back good
times
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

Mr., Spap-My motto q: Whaf 4
worth doing a worth doing welk
Mrs. SRaprI notice that wlaen gQN
make q fool Of yourselk
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

Spirit Of e3s - Stranger-''IIoW
old is your little baby Brother?'
Little Girl He's a this years
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

. Now fO- pleasant vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-09

Swat the Az
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Uspech csl. tennistI.

JapOnskO bylO v Praze Wy
louceno z dals1 1casti v zavo-
dech O Davis1v POLAR v tennisu
excelentni hrou csl. teamu. Vi
tezstvf umoznilo csl. v1tez1m
zucastniti Sc v semi-finale
hrach evropske zony. V pT1-
slim zapasu Sc utkaj1 bud S Pol
skem nebo JIM Afrikou.
Roderick Mcneil a Josef Ma
lecek dobyli vftezstvf pro csl.
barry kdyz porazili Jiro va
magisiho a Hideo Nisimuru,
japonskou dvojici v pomeru
2:6, a 6:1, take z1skali ma
skok 80 prot JaponcGm. &C.
skoslovensko vyhralo diva "a
hajovacf zapasy v utkan1 sc je-
dincI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
AutomobilY.

Automobil vrazil do trucku,
truck vrazil do voz1ku s ice
creamem, vozfk vrazil do kone
tahnouc1ho VIZ a viz vrazil do
muze. Toto jest kratkou his
tori, jak 21lety Philip Seattle
ia z E. Pratt ulice, poranen byl
ma noze. Automobil ridil AL
vim w. Simokat 2 N. Castle uli-
&c, kdyz tento Sc srazil s true
KEN ma Bond a Baltimore uli-
clch.
= Albert Emmel, 19lety, Cd
souzen byl ma 6 meslc1 do We
zen1 soudcem Dennisem. Mia
dix automobilem usmrtil Myr-
tie E. Beck 8. dubna ma Har-
ford road a 80. ulici, kdyz ia
to sla pres silnici S Margaret
Smith. Emmel pc nehode ne
zastavil, ale ujel dom1, {. 2713
Goodwood road a ulozil sc ma
.lGzku. Kdyz soudcem tazan
byl, proc Sc tax zachoval, Cd
povedel nejprve: "Nevfm", a.
lie pozdeji k tomu dodaI, re "se
stal nervosn1m".
ODE zeny vracely Sc z hostel
nfho vecfrku, pTi nemz proda-
valy candy a jine. Svedek sved-
Gil, re jel rychlostf asi TO mil
"a hodinu.
= Joseph M. Taylor, Ger
noch z Gainesville, automobi-
lem vrazil nedeli do sochy
Johna Eager Howard ma North
Washington Place. Odsouzen
byl v pondelf ma 80 dni do We
zen1 a ku pokute $50, re Tidil
automobil jsa opilym a re ujel
z mfsta, kde Sc rozejel ma Ho-
warda, ale toho nezmohl.
- 4letemu Lorenzo Perez
prerazeny byly a~utomobilem
ODE nohy.
= Frederick F. Marburg z
Eastern Avenue ma Zpatecnl
ceste z vyletu do Baltimore,
zabit byl ma zatacce u Glenn
Martin aeroplanoveho zavodu
ma Middle rece, kdyz automo-
bill jim T1zeny Sc prekotil. V
automobile poraneny byly:
Mary a Josephine Trocka a Ri
ia Phillips re S. Milton avenue.
= Ada Peregoy, 38leta a
Bertha Brown, 50leta zraneny
byly v 1tery automobilem ma
ST. Paul a 20. ulici. Prvn1 roz-
razena byla lebka a druha utr-
pela odreniny. Automobil RI
dill Stewart Manuel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Zmaril, echo Sc domohl velkou
pill.

Pred deseti lety 81 otevfel v
Michalovc1ch ma Slovensku ad-
vokatnf kancelaT DIR. Martin
Mike, byvaly vesnicky ucitel,
ktery s 1zasnou pill studoval
soukrome, udelal maturitu a
pax i vsechny zkousky ma uni
versite. Postaven1, ktereho Sc
tax pracne domohl, nyni Vast
nj vinou ztratil. Byl krajskym
soudem v Kosic1ch odsouzen "a
podvody a padelan1 vereJnych
listin do tezkeho zalafe ma pull
druheho roku a k pokute II set
Kc. Vyuzil -negramotnosti Sc
dlaka a precetl mt smlouvu j.
max, neil il napsal. Krone to-
no Sc spolcil Sc soudnfm exeku-
torem Janem Halko a dopustili
Sc mnoha podvodG pri draz-
bach. Halko byl odsouzen ma
rok a 10 mes1cG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
VytfepaIi zirnu.

Vynalezy jsou vselijakych
druh1, ale to, co ~vynalezl ne
kdejs1 starosta V Made Vozici,
je piece jen vynalez mad vyna-
ley. Tam Sc drive zine v le-
te chodlvalo jen v serkovych
kabatech, ktere lima lehko pro
foukne. A tax Sc jednou sta
10, re prisla deputace vozi-
ckych k purkmistrovi a stezo-
vala 81, re pry jim lima vjela
do rukavG. Purkmistr, hlava
bystra, prenatal jen malo a
pax poradil: Emu, kdyz VAN
vlezla lima do rukavu, ona
Ease vyleze!" Vozicti opravdu
tfepali - a co byste Tekli? Iii
mu vskutku vytTepali
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
VEdce " prodeii Sladu.

Ii kteFf pouz1vajf sladu, ma
il vedet re Blue Ribbon byl We
pfedu nez kterykoliv jiny pc
mnoha rok1. Prave v minulem
roce dokazano re Blue Ribbon
sladovy vytazek prekonal vse
ostatni. Prodej Blue Ribbon
Malt Extract predcil vsecky
ctyri dohromady rGzne jakosti
Takovyto vGdce jest d1kaz je-
no hodnoty. Blue Ribbon ma
s%vetovou povest We vyrobe Malt
Extract. Cisty jecmenovy slad
jest pouze vyraben a zadne j.
ne prlsady. We til libernich
plechovkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Otrava.

V bezvedomf nalezena byla
ma podlaze sve kuchyne v So
botu 28leta Thelma MacCal-
lum. Plyn unikal z peti otev-
fenych horakG kamen. Naleze-
ma byla cernosskym posluhou
apartmentniho domu, v nemz
MacCallum bydlela ma Cathe-
dral ulici. Ma podlaze vedle nj
lezela fotografie dvou ditek a
listek Sc slovy: "Prosfm, Cd
pustte."
Manuel jejf bydlfcf ma Wa
bash avenue byl zavolan. Phi
vedena byla ku vedomf muzi
pozarenske ambulance 20 p1l
hodinem pricinenf.
Ponevac dfvka 81 jej ne
chtela witt, 21lety Herbert
Sherman z N. Poppleton ulice,
chtel Sc We stfedu otraviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Neplaceni ohlasila Italie a
Ceskoslovensko.

We formaln1 note statnfmu
Department. We Washingtonu
oznamily italska a Ceskosloven
ska vlada, re splatka ma duh
Is. cervna placena nebude.
Italie platiti ma Is. cervna
splatku $15,141.593 ma duh
$45,711.790 a Ceskoslovensko
splatku $1,682.812 ma duh
5,670, 285.83.
Ornament obou vlad je Cd
poved1 ma notu sekretaTe HULA
Podobne cinf ostatnf dluhu-
j1c1 zeme krone Finska, jez
p~ravidelne splacf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

GILL eist6ho zisku temer pet a
pull milionu korun, re kterych
vyplac1 predvacetiprocentnf d.
videndu. Pr tom proved Cd
pisy "a skoro tTi a ctvrt milionu
Kc. Jeho reservy a fond ma
1nor budov a zaffzenf dosahu-
il vySe osmdesati milionG ko-
run. Pro letoSn1 rok ma zaji-
steny objednavky pro nepTetr-
zitou vyrobu, kterou je nucen
rozS1Tit stavbou move to-
varny Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Vynikajici program pripraven
pro pristi tyden.

Pro prfstf 1tery, 18. cervna
Mr.. Ed Contos, poTadatel kriz-
kovych zapas1 v Carlins Park
pfipravuje velice slibny pro-
gram.
Minute 1tery obecenstvo by
10 velice sklamano kdyz zapas-
mix Joe Savoldi sc nedostavil
skrze d1lezite prfciny.
Zapas mezi Ed Meske a
Johnny pc 80 minutovem "a
pasenf prohlasen byl "a neroz-
hodnuty.
Paul Bosch porazil Little
Beaver v Is minutach.
Hank Barber zdolal Pat Nc
Kay v IA minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Popalen pTi srazce AUTOMOBILE,

Ma rukou a ramenou kdyz
chtel uhasiti ohef, jimz Sc
yznal automobil jeho v garazi,
38lety Ollie Oehler re S. Gill
NOR ulice, popalen byl. Auto
mobil Sc chytil, kdyz opravo-
val drat V automobile. Mensf
skoda ohnem zp1sobena byla
ma automobile a dvouposcho-
dovem domu. Oehler udusil
ohen ma automobile pokryvkou
neil pTijeli hasici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Prosekl 81 hrdlo.

' Mothers Garden v Clifton
parku 54lety Joseph A. Bower
man, prosekl 81 hrdlo britvou.
Policie z pocatku soudila. re
byl zavrazden a oloupen. Kdyz
nalezeno bylo u neho S35. u
souzeno, re sam Sc usmrtil.
William Thomas Mort.
solely farmar z Lyon Station u
Frederick. obesil Sc We stredu
ma tramu stodoly.
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Poraneni ma svatebni cestg.

George B. Masters, jenz oze-
nil Sc S Evelyn Russell z Refs
terstown v sobotu pred dvema
tydny, zranen byl ma sve sva-
tebnf ceste v Kanade u Bow
manville, kdyz automobil S
MIN a manzelkou vrazil do il
neho AUTOMOBILE ma kluzke sill
nici. Byla mu prerazena ruka
ma dvou m1stech a zranena le-
va noha. Nevesta potlucena
byla ma lebce.
V Baltimore byt jejich jest v
1000 blocku N. Charles ulice.
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Zadrzeni pro velkoporotu.

Gertrude Syracuse, 80 rokG
stara, jenz Sc svym manzelem,
Samuelem, vlastn1 lekarnu v {,
2941 N. Calvert ulice, zadrze-
ma byla pro velkoporotu ma OBJ
zalobu, re v lekarne hrany by
ly nedovolene hry.
Policista re severni stanice
svedcil, re hral tam marble
game. Pc sehranl trf her O.
pravnen byl ku trem hiram "a
darmo. Ia to Syracuse dala
mu odmenu, Is cent?.
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Phi chGzi We spanku spadl Sc
schodH.

Russell j. Colgan, &c rok1
starry mechanic, spadl pri ch1-
ri We spanku kolem 3. hodiny
v sobotu rano sc schod1 v do
me e. SIG E. FL. ulice a tezce
Sc Zranil.
= Henry Willie, So roxy sta
ry, spadl v nedeli Sc schod1 v
pTfbytku SVEN ma S. East ave-
nue.. Spadl, kdyz We spanf sci
ku schod1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

- rokd starry Albert Hustler
z Woodward ulice, utonul v ne
deli We Spring Gardens, kdyz
S druhem svym odstrkoval clun
cd pffstaviste.
" p~f1stavu u Andre ulice
nalezena byla We stredu mrtvo-
la 40 rokG stareho Clyde Wal
lace z c. 230 N. Port ulice.
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Ma valecny material penize
vSl1de.

Tovarna ma stfelivo Seller
a Bellot prichazf s vyrocnimi
1cty "a rok 1884. Podnik pro-
nikave zvysil svIj vyvoz a po-
sfla sve vyrobky i tam, odkud
objednavek nemel. Do
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Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla {. 20 K. D.,
re Sc Dude odbyvat p1l rocni
schGze pristi ned6li, 16. cervna
We 2 hodiny odpoledne. Jest
zadoucno by kazdy Glen byl
pT1tomen.
Matej Hlavac, pfedseda
Josef j. Wallis, tajemnik.
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Pet rokI "a zabiti.

Gesuo Rollo, jenz v hadce
pfi kartach zastrelil Vincenta
Dacri FL. dubna, uznan byl
vinnym re zabitf a odsouzen
ma pet rokG do kaznice.
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Zabit ranou do lebkv.

zeleznou tycf zabit byl Ger
noch, John Laney, 33lety z
Oak ulice. Ranu do lebky "a
sadil mu Boston Clark,