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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
UniOnville

On account OF lack of interest
and attendance, the Union-Valley
Rebekah lodge, No. 764, of this
place have surrendered their char
ter.
A special meeting of Hemlock
lodge, No. 2s9, was called last We'd
nesday night. There will be an
other meeting, Wednesday night of
this week.
Morrison Scott who has been at
the Dora Nelson home since his in
jury two weeks ago, was able to re-
turn to his home, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schmidt,
whose illness has been mentioned
in this paper, have so far recovered
as to be able TO make a trip here to
the local store, last week.
Allen Barnes sold As sheep last
erly route.
Emmett Duvall sold a milk cow
last week to Herman Reed of Bris-
tol township.
Mrs. Anna Reed of this village is
employed at the Flora Wilds home.
The Misses Bernice and Peggy
Barnes who are employed at Me-
Connelsville, spent Saturday night
and Sunday here with their parents
Mrs Arthur Sandel and Mrs
Ross Murray. formerly Dorothy and
Lynna Murray. who have owned
and operated a beauty parlor in Co
shocton the past seven years, have
hold their shop, however they will
remain with the new owners for a
couple Of weeks until they can ia
miliarize themselves with their new
duties
Huck brothers have finished the
saw set on the Martin Schmidt
farm.
Richard Stegner, student at the
NJ & M. high school, was unable to
go to school Monday, on account of
the after effects of measles.
Albert Kidd was a GAINESVILLE Wis
itor, Saturday.
Frank p Smith is employed this
week on the c. w Kidd farm.
R. H. Ray is building fence on
the Rosa Brown farm.
There seems to be much activity
III the hog, cattle and sheep market
in this section, as the market price
increases
Prices paid here at our local
store two years ago at this date:
Cream, butterfat, 12c; one year ago,
21c; at present, 29c; one year ago
at this date. eggs, 13c per dozen;
al present, tic.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

7 percent from May 1, 1884; and the
other made by j y. Hickerson. Rad
ord Hickerson, Harry Randall, Myr-
lie Randall and Elizabeth Hickerson
the Citizens National bank, of Nc
Conne1svil1e, Ohio to secure a debt
n which a balance Of $1.323. 90 is
due, together with interest at per-
cent from March 2S, 1884
Both said mortgages given on Lot
As I'm the old part of the Village of
ta In sa30 Morgan County, except
the southeast one-half thereof and 60
feet off the northeast end Of the
northwest half thereof
Said party Is required to answer on
before April s, 1885
JAMES J. CHRISTIE.
BY M. E. Danford, His Attorney.
1Af6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Morgan Thursday

child spent Sunday with Wendell
Tompkins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop and
Wesley Bishop were in McConnels-
vile, Monday.
The Coterie club will meet March
% at the home of Mrs. Seth Smith
of Pennsville.
Mrs. Reverdy Henery spent Mon
day with Mrs. Marie Henery.
Arthur Hambleton and wife of
McConnelsville spent Friday even
ing with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Hambleton.
Several in this vicinity are i'll
with the chickenpox.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Mary Jane HfcKerson residing in
Bonneville, Indiana, will take notice
that on the 18th day of February,
1885, James J Christie filed his petit
Morgan County, Ohio, in Case No.
6170,' against said Mary Jane Kicker
son and others praying for the fore
closure of two mortgages. one made
by James c. Hickerson and Rachel
j. Hickerson to the Malta Savings
and Loan Company to secure debt
on which a balance of $1047. 35 is
due, together with interest thereon at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
ORDINANCE NO. 274

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND
~ ~ -, ING THE CLERK TO AID
NERTISE FOR BIDS FOR ITcuT
ING THE STREETS, HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC PLACES OF THE,
Village OF MCCONNELL. .SVIII II
OHIO. - 'i1
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE conn
Gil OF THE VILLAGE or McCON-
MEI1SNILLE, OHIO AND TT rs
HEREB4 ORDAINED BY AUTHOR
ITY OF THE SAME.
SECTION
That the Clerk of said VILLAGE he
ana hereby is authorized, directed and
empowered to advertise for bids for
'lghtlng the streets, highways and
bubllc places of the Village Of Mccon
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Willard Henery, de-
ceased:
Alvah l.. Henery, whose address
is Stockport, Ohio, has been ap-
pointed and qualified as administra-
tor of the estate Of Willard Henery,
late of Morgan county, Ohio, de-
ceased
Dated this 14th day Of March, A..
D., 1885
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
21m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
ANNUAL
Financial Report
CENTER TOWNSHIP
Morgan County. Ohio

December 81, 1881
Population, 725, 1880
Total Salaries and Wages
Paid during the Year l954 $z,5ao -
Tax Valuation. ;. ...s367ooeoo 90 0o
lax Levy Beveriv. Rt 2. Ohio
I hereby certify the following report
- 'e IVAN E. MORRIS.
Township Clerk.
GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS
Include Receipts and Payments of All
Funds Except Bond Retirement and
Sinking Funds
General Property Tax. Isl 22a 81
Motor Vehicle License Tax. 303 go
Gasoline TAX. - - $500 l. 'oo'oo
Cemeteries
Other Cemetery Receipts. 17.50
Total Cemetery. :. ....$ 80
Miscellaneous Receipts
Deposited for overdraft 20
Total Miscellaneous Re-
eeipts.. :. ;. >. .....$ Ub
Depository Interest. 81 81
Total Receipts. 1888 $S,327 80
PAYMENTS
General Executive Services
Compensation of Trustees. 240. 90
Compensation of Clerk. l50 .ou
Legal Service.... IL. 10
Total General Executive Ser.
wees. :. - = ''~
Hea1th-
Payments to Hospital AS
sociations.. wv
Poor Relief 80
Medical Services. l49 90
Other Poor Relief. So 80
Total Poor Relief ......$ 277. So
Highways
Road Maintenance and Re-
pair-Labor and Mater -
Total Highways :. $2,661. %
Cemeteries
Compensation Of Officers
and Employees. 10y 90
Steel fence posts. Al
Total Cemeteries :. .....s 1923
Miscellaneous
General Supplies. .. $40
Total Miscellaneous :. $ 26. 80
Total Payments. .s3,479 SO
General
Township
Funds
Balance January 1st, 1884
Receipts During Year. -. 1927 80
Total Receipts and Balance. 1920. 43
Payments During Year ..... 3,479 S3
Balance December 81, 1884 -
outstanding gtaln h1 Warrants, De:
cember 81. 1884. 479
Balance in Depository, De-
cember 81, 1884. ......S 565. 80
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Judgment Before Hearing
An Answer to President Rooseveh's
Message on the Public Utility Bill

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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Wall paper, all new patterns, al
Danford's S Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Watch your subscription date.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Children's Print FrOcks
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Sizes l to 6, z to IA,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
,n of Italian House Proved Outstanding Event
Joseph Bauby, First
 Italian Resident Of
 City Remembered
Mrs. Marie Bauby Buckley, Daughter of First Settler Guest SOIOist-FOIk Songs, Dances Presented
 Added COIOrful Feature to Brilliant Events

Connuxionali, Lega Sicilana, Unica Chapter, Civilta Progresso, Ponte- landolfo, Societa Sammitica, Reel proca Casrtnza, Montaganese Aux Hilary, Fratellanza Auxiliary, Lnci- tos Provincia, ex-Combattenti Vet erans.
 Clubs represented: Unico. Italian American Democratic, Mt Carmel Holy Name society, Lady of Lourdes Holy Name society, Daughters of the Holy Circle, and Italian weeklies.
 Sorority: Sigma Iota Theta.
 Columbus Day
 The Italian people of Waterbury will observe their national day at the Village on Columbus Day. Tv- cry Italian organization in the city is combining to make the observ- ance of the day one of the out standing events in the history of the city. A huge parade, special exercises at the Village and a ball in the evening will be the features of the big program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

ward A. Mascolo, chairman; Jos- eph De Larutes, Domenic Barbieri Mrs. Josephine c. Jacovina, Mrs. A. Basile, Miss Corinne Rossi and Miss Jean Carissimi. Furnishings committee: Miss Co., rinne Rossi, chairman; Mrs. Dom- enic Barbieri, Mrs. Giovannina Ge- una and Michael Carosella.
 Flags and music committee: Do- menic Barbieri, chairman; Maj Michael Galullo and Miss Jane Ra- nando.
 Finance committee: Domenic Barbieri, chairman; Emil Mascola, Joseph DeLaurutes, Frank Summa, Dr. Gustavo Testa.
 Publicity committee: John savi- no chairman: Nicola Testa.
 Lodges represented: Loggia Ita- lia, Provinca D'Avellino, Regina Elna, Elizabeth DiSilvestro, Unit ed Progressive.
 Societies represented: Corte Yer di, Fratellanza, Frigentest, Sociea Aviglianese, Montaganese, Caitina
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

Dedication of the Italian house at Settlers Village was one, of the outstanding events in Water bury's tercentenary celebration Before a gathering of more than 7,50O persons and with leaders in every walk of life present as speakers and spectators, the house was formally opened. The dedica- ton program was given over in part to honoring Waterbury's first italian family, that of the late Jos eph Bauby. The family of the late Peter Bauby was the second Ital- ian family to settle here.
 :. Attorney PaolO Patrisi of New York, assistant editor of IL Pro- gresso Italo-Americano, was the principal Italian speaker on that occasion. Other speakers were Lieutenant-Gov Frank Hayes. Vice-Consul Pasquale DeCicco of New Haven, Alderman Charles P. Sciullo, Judge Edward Mascolo of the city court, Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, William M. Harris, manager of the Village. Rawson w. Haddon of the Matta- tuck Historical society and Attor- ney Pasquale DeCicco.
 Invocation
 <, As pastor of the city's first Ital- tan Catholic church, Rev. Joseph
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
Over 7,5OO Persons
 Witnessed Elaborate
 Ceremonies AtVillage
Lieutenant- Governor Hayes, Italian Vice-COnsul Prominent Editor Numbered Among Speakers;
 Brilliant Music Pageant Staged as Public Feature

Valdambrini delivered the invo- cation at the dedication and Rev. Pasquale Codella of the Italian Congregational church delivered the benediction.
 A pageant was one of the out standing features of the afternoon program. It was entitled "Pano- rama fo Naples"
 Joseph Bauby settled in Water bury in 1870 and was followed a few months later by his brother, the late Peter Bauby. The Bauby family has been one of the out standing families of the city for al- most three-quarters of century and Mrs. Hattie Carfolite, daughter of Joseph Bauby. was the first Italian girl born here. The late At- torney Charles Bauby was the first Italian boy born in Waterbury. He was the son of the late Peter Bau- by.
 The children of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bauby were: Miss Adele Bauby, Albert Bauby, Mrs. David Carolite, Mrs. Charles Dondero. Mrs. Anthony Musarte, Mrs. Gerge Cahill. deceased, Ernest Bauby, de- ceased, Charles J. Bauby and Mrs. Edward Hellman, deceased.
 The children of Mir. and Mrs, Pster Bauby included Mrs. Marie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
When Constables Enfoce The Law

The old time cOnstables fin Waterbury represented the whole police force. They were called upon to arrest "murth- ers," "malefactors," peace breakers, "thecves," robbers, "burglarcrs," and other capital offenders. It was their duty also to take into custody with. out warrant, drinkers, swear CTS, those sighting the Ordi. nances, vagrant persons, night- walkers and anyone lying. (The spelling in quotes IS that used by the scribblers of long agO.)
 In those days all words be. pinine with the letter "F" were spelled, "ffences," "nor- eerie," etc. Here are . few examples of spelling employed many years ago in Connecti- cut: upon, (uppon); houses, (howses); public, ((publique); ; claim, (clyme); who, (whoel' their, (theire) and Dear' (beare).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
Invocation

Invocation
 Bauby Buckley, Attorney Charles Bauby, deceased, Attorney Fred erick Bauby, Leo. Bauby, Sylves- ter Bauby, deceased, Joseph Bauby and John Bauby.
 Dedication
 At the dedication ceremony spe- cial solos were rendered by Mrs. Marie Bauby Buckley. The var ious speakers traced the history of the Italian people in the United States back to the earliest days of the Colonies. The part the Italian people played in building up the United States and the city of Wa terbury was lauded largely.
 The ensemble of the pageant consisted of D. Santosiero, V. D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

| detti, played Italian and American airs.
 SciulIO Chairman Alderman Sciullo was general chairman of the Italian tercenten- ary committee. The various com mittees were:
 Casa Italiana" committee: Charles P. Sciullo, president; Pas quale DeCicco, vice-president; John Savino, secretary, and Emil Mascolo, treasurer. Arrangement committee: Ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

wore a 45-year old dress owned by Rachella Mercaldi, of the city's oldest residents.
 Vincent Santasiero was vocalist of the ensemble. Vocal selections. aside from those of Mrs. Buckley, were rendred by Michael DiCarlo, Samuel Mallica and Nicholas Mu- cino and accordion selections were offered by Domenic Mecca. Italian dances were offered by Dolores and Louis DiVito. The EZRA band, under the direction of Cosmo Ven
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
Speaker

Battista, J. Jacaruso, s. Leopizzo, F. Baldassaro and c. DiCesare. Picturesque Italian costumes were worn by the entire cast of the pag- cant which included Betty Men zella, Bunny Menzella, Betty Di- eorge, Christine Menzelle. Christine Meccariello, Lillian Per retti, Rachel Fontana, Angelina Fontana, Jane Ranando, Mrs. Pis- tone, Miss Pistone, Angelina Gior- dano, Laura Orsini, Edith Polo, Mary Mottalina and Antoniette Lembo.
 Under the direction of Mrs. May Castellano a number of Italian folk songs were sung and Italian folk dances executed. Miss Louise Menzelle and Mrs. Castellano rem dered the "Tarantella Sorren- tina"
 Miss Lillian Perretti of Brook lyn, N. Y, a member of the cast,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Z Iaskv usmrtil dive.

Spotty s matrskou nasilnosti
svoj1 nemela pc diva roxy zad-
ma stenata. Kdyz Ray Coos,
jej1 boss, vratil Sc dom1 Sc ctr
nacti kuratky, Spotty ujala Sc
jich V dome Cossove ma 60. uli-
CT a Philadelphia road.
Spotty starala Sc O ne az do
ctvrtku minuleho tydne, kdyz
Coss usoudil, re kufatka jsou
jiz dosti stara, ably Sc starala
sama o sebe. Spotty spaval S
kuratky V bedne, bral je S Sc
bou ma prochazku" a vodil je
domd, ably nezabloudily, donna
pTinasel jim potravu a zahanel
.jestli nejaky neprftel Sc k MIN
blfzil. Vyzdvihoval je bera je
meme Ia kfidelka. "Odcho-
val" vsechny az ma dive, ktere
re same lasky lfzal al je ulizal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Peti milionova tovarna.

Stavba ~petimilionove tovar-
ny ma vyrobu plechu procesem
"studeneho valen1'', pocata by
la We Sparrows Point podniku
Bethlehem Steel spolecnosti
pred dvema tydny.
Dev6t mes1c1 potrebf Dude
ku stavbe podniku. Cast ma
terialu, jichz potrebf Dude, w.
rab6ny budou v tovarnach V
rGznych castech zeme a do
Sparrows Point dovazeny bu-
dou, ably tam valcovany byly
"studenou cestou."
Jaky vliv novy podnik Dude
m1ti ma zamestnanost, nenl u
dano.. Pc zaveden1 procesu
zhaseny budou pece, jichz po-
tTebf jest ku plechu.
Sparrows Pointska tovarna
vyrabela V poslednf dobe sko-
rem vsechny druhy ocele. Vice
nez $4,000 pred nekolika me-
s1ci tam zamestnano bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
DIR. Sigmund Mandl,

chiropracter, V elsie 1926 East
ern Ave, ktery ma dlouholetou
zkusenost a provad1 svou prak-
81 We stejnem m1ste pc mnoho
let a stastn6 pomahal lidem V
r1znych neduz1ch V lidskem
teIe, s jeho pT1rodn1 methodou.
Vsechna porada zdarma. Kaz-
dy nemocny obdrzf dukladnou
prohlfdku jeho patere, tlaku
krve, zkouman1 mocove vody
atd., zadny lex nenf zapotfeb1
a mnoha operace NIUE byt "a
mezena.
DR.. Mandl byl bydlistem V
Praze a studoval lekarstv1 ma
Universite Prazske. Dale po-
kracoval sve studio chiroprac-
tickle ma Americk6 koleji v New
Yorku.
Krajane kterf jsou nemocni
budou zajist6 spokojeni i tim
re DR.. Mandl NIUE S mimi mlu-
Wit reel materskou a rad uvidf
sve ceske pr1znivce, ktere tez
svedomit6 obslouz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Byvaly policista zabit.

V Laurel, Md, Wade L. Smith,
28lety, byvaly Marylandsky
statni policista, byl zastTelen
kolem 2. hodiny v nedeli rano
svoj1 23letou manzelkou, Doro-
thy Smith. Pc zastfeleni jeho
pokusila sc o sebevrazdu.
Matka 2 roxy stareho syna z
prvn1ho manzelstvf, jez uza-
vfela S Nuncy Graeco, holicem
a jez rozlouceno bylo rozvo-
dem pred Is mes1ci, dana byla
do vezen1 V Hyattsville.
Statn1 polici1 Teceno bylo pc
tragedii rodinne, re Smith k
Will nj resignoval, kdyz pTelo-
zen byl z Laurel do Randalls-
town. zena chtela z1ti v Lau-
rel a ably Sc il zTfci nemusel,
resignoval ma svoje postaven1.
Zastrelenf bylo nasledkem
hadky. Smith fekl, re pujde
pryc. V hadce dial il revolver,
ably Sc jim zastrelila. Smithova
vzala revolver a strelila. Kul1
trefen byl do srdce. Skacel Sc
mrtev. Zena sklonila Sc mad
MIN prosfc ably ma nj promluvil.
Kdyz videla, re je mrtev, chte-
la Sc zastTeliti sama. Nevedouc
jak druhou kuli uvesti v posici,
nebyla S to uciniti tax. OdeSla
ku sve svagrove a povedela, CO
sc stale.
Hadka, jak udala, povstala
k Will fotografii, jez dali 81 u
delati ma vyletu a ktere jedna
re znamych Sc smala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Vladni pIjckou pomozeno Gle
nGm polskeho stavebniho
spolku.

Rozdfleni dividend v obno-
sech asi % procentnfch pod1l-
nfkGm prvnfho polskeho staveb
n1ho spolku We dvou tydnech
provedeno Dude. Rozdllen1 u
mozneno bylo vladou RFC v
obnosu $750.0O0.
UTednfci spolku, Kazimir M.
Zacharski a Michael l.. Stefan
ski, byli odsouzeni pro spatne
hospodarenf. We spolku chybe-
10 1888, 686.75.
Vracenfm vsech svych majet-
XII, umoznili oba, re schodek
ten sn1zen byl o $56.227. Spoil
ku s1dlo jest V {. 17O6 Eastern
avenue. Kapital obnas1 3d.
100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Zlepseni trait ma Baltimore,
Federal a Aisquith ulicich.

Baltimore Transit spolecnost
planuje zlepsenf jfzdy elektric-
kych poulicn1ch kar. Prvni
kroky We smeru tonic byti ma
il:
Prestaven1 sedmi sekcf NEST
skych kolejf jakmile kolejnice
dodany byti budou moci.
Zakazka ma zaT1zenf moder-
mich bust pro novy Bath via
dukt. Dvacet pet techto kou-
peno byti ma.
Ma move Wilkens avenue "a
riditi j1zdu kar bez kolejnic.
Obdrzenf rozpoctG ma cenu
a cas- dodavky rs elektrickych
kar noveho bezhlucneho syste-
mu.
Koleje jakmile kolejnice do
danny budou, prestaveny byti
mali ma: Baltimore ulici mezi
Light a Liberty ulicemi, Fede-
raj ulici mezi Aisquith a Broad
way, Aisquith ulice cd Federal
ku Preston, Edmundson avenue
mezi Whitmore a Calverton
road a RUNE cast v Hampden.
Behem poslednfch peti rokG
novy typ elektrickych kar W.
tvoTen byl, kter6 jedou aniz by
p6sobily pekelny hluk jakym
nynejs1 kary smutne proslule
jsou.
Prvnf zakazka ma tyto dana
byla nyn1 Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Nell tabak, tedy saty.

Morgan M. Buchner, nacel-
mix Department. ma rodinne
vztahy, naslouchati musel "a
lobam manzelky, stezuj1c1 81
ma krutost manzelovu, jenz j
wal troje saty. Pc nj slovo da-
no bylo manzelu, jenz vedel O.
pet opak. HAIL Sc:
"Ano, wal jsem je. Wal
jsem je, ponevac ona mne wa
la vsechen tabak a dala no sve
sestre, ably no smocila a rozto-
KEN hubila musky ma brambo-
rovych match. Vrat1m il saty,
az ona vratf mne tabak."
Buchner ceka, re rozvodovy
soud co nevidet dostane pf1pad
ku jednani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Osvobozen.

z mestsk6ho vezenf propus-
ten byl pc odslouzenf 81 tTf me-
sfcnf lhGty, Re okradal plyna-
renskou spolecnost O plyn, Jo-
seph E. Unkle z E. Lafayette
avenue. Vladni komisar, Gull
len, osvobodil jej cd dalsi "a
loby, re vlastnil neregistrova-
ny 'Flihovar."
V bytu jeho IA. 1nora male
zeny byly jeden We sklepe a je-
den ma tretlm poschodf, lihova-
ry a vedle toho v~ysetreno, Re
ku palenl uzival plynu, ktery
bral 81 z otvoru udelaneho pod
meterem.
Unkle vymlouval Sc, re V do
be prepadu, fdy nadoby ma
palenf kofalky nalezeny byly
dun byl pronajat jine osobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Governor pTedpovida zvlastni
zasedani.

Nenastane-li rozhodna zme-
ma v situaci neZamestnanosti
zvlastni zasedan1 zakonodarny
Dude svolano ma den l. brezna,
jak governor Nice oznamil v
patek, kratce pc SVEN navratu
re zapadn1ho pobfezl.
Governor ukazal, re dan z
hrubyeh pT1jm1 prodejnych,
jez v platnost vesla V dubnu,
skoncena Dude /. bfezna a jest
Ii do tie DOLBY nezamestnanl ne
budou moci nalezti praci, dan
must byti obnovena anebo ji-
nym zp1sobem postarano byti
must O zjednan1 pr1jm1.
Vzpomenuv, re Washington
ska vlada oznamila sve odepre-
nj podpor statdm ma den /. Ii
stopadu, governor fekl, re pro-
blem nezamestnanosti must re
sen byti staty jenom, ponevac,
jak on soudi, "obchod a prG-
mysl nebude mfti m1sta pro ne
zamestnane."
Governor je pro stale regi-
strovan1 volicG, ably tim usetre-
no bylo ma vydanfch "a stale Sc
opakuj1ci registrace a ably pr
volbach uzfvano bylo hlasova-
cfch strojkG. Otazka tato asi
zcela .jiste uvedena by byla We
zvlastnim zasedanf tom ma pre-
tres.
Governor S 1smevem pove-
del O sejit1 Sc S hereckou Mae
West Kalifornii, ktere sejit1
Sc znovu a znovu pretrasano
jest novinami a zvlaste zdejs1m
"Sunem''. Rekl sc smfchem, Re
to, co noviny opomely pTinesti
bylo, re Mrs. Nice byla pfftom-
ma sch1zce a dala mu sama po-
zvan1 herecky.
Governor odejel do Kalifor-
ME jake hlavni 1Tednfk statu
Marylandu a vratil Sc jake ma
rodnf figura v republikanskych
kruzfch S moznost1, re brati
Dude velikou 1lohu pTi presi-
dentskych volbach.
Governor oznamil, re byva-
" president byl vytecnym hos
titelem jeho We SVEN dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Y noel V nedeli a casne Z

= V noci V nedeli a casne z
rama V pond6lf, zabity byly city,
ri osoby a IA zraneno v auto
mobilovych nehodach. Mezi u
smrcenymi byl 86lety Abdiel
CARRIER z Mount Airy, jenz u
smrcen byl pred domem sve
dcery V Thurmont.
Ma Belair road u Kingsville
smrtelne zranena byla cernos-
ka, Julia Jackson, kdyz session.
pila S busu. Automobil, j1mz
strzena byla, rfdila Mary T.
Smith z Glen Head, New York.
We srazce taxicabu S automo-
bilem ma rohu Baltimore a Gay
ulic poraneni byli Bruno Lohse
a Jerrie Burke. Automobil RI
dill Lohse. Burke jela V taxi
cabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Nemocnice ztraci ma pr1padech
dobrocinnosti.

re pece o onemocnele, ktefi
jsou odkazani ma dobrocinnost,
stoj1 nemocnice vice neil jim
zaplaceno bylo v prvn1ch devf-
tt mesic1ch fiskaln1ho roku, u
dano bylo vyborem ma statn1
pomoc a dobrocinnost.
DIE udan1 Baltimorske ne
mocnice vydaly ma 1924, 708 ma
lecenf onemocnelych techto a
Cd statu obdrzely $154,125 cd
f1jna do cervna.
Okresnf nemocnice vydaly
$179,153 pro dobro onemocne-
lych techto a obdrzely cd sta
tn $106, 100.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

Tricet tisfc "jobd" ceka v
CCC kampech We tret1m Corps
distriktu, do nehoz patti Mary
land. Maryland ma narok ma
500 mist pro konan1 lesnfch
a podobnych prac1 pod dozo-
rem pomocne administrace.
Hlavni stan distriktu odp1ra u
dati prfcinu, proc nen1 dostatek
zadatelG o m1sta tato.
Statni administrator udava,
re o mista hlasiti Sc mohou je-
nom nezenat1 We start Cd Is do
28 rokG. Omezen1 tato pro Wy
slouzilce z valky ovsem nepla-
II.