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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 12.-severe tum-
bles Of grain prices went hand in hand
late today with reports that wheat
harvesting had started at some points
in Kansas.
Fears of augmented selling pressure
as result of harvest operations led
to breaks Of about cents q bushel in
wheat. and established new low
price record for the season. Nearby
deliveries Of wheat and corn sold at
identical quotations.
Wheat closed weak, 21aa27s under
yesterdays finish, July, S024a1s: corn.
l cent TO l3s of, July. S024a7s; oats
34a7s down. and provisions unchanged
to 10 cents decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
Washington Exchange
AFTER CALL.

Potomac Electric so pf.-1o at 1924,
10 at 1924, 3 At 10s1a.
Mergenthaler Lnotype-l0 at 271a, 10
at 271z, 10 ct 27la, 10 ct 271a, 10
ct 2712.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
RaItimore Quetatiana

BALTIMORE. June IL up ,1Close) -
Wheat. No, red Winter, saTiteky. spot.
domestic. IS; June. IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
HOPKINS LANDS
KEY POSITION IN
WORK PROJECTS
Relief Administrator Will
Direct Division and
Sift Applicants.
BIZ United Press

DN Z Nltfl fFfks
WASHINGTON. April 26.-Harry
L. Hopkins, dynamic former social
worker who directed vast Federal
relief expenditures, today was given
key position in the President s
new unemployment drive as ad-
ministrator Of the works progress di-
vision.
In announcing Mr.. Hopkins ap-
pcintment, the White House sad
creation Of the division completed
the complex administrative organi-
cation which will carry into &C
ton the $4,000, 100000 program.
The progress division under Mr..
Hopkins will be charged with seeing
that projects are speeded in the
areas where the most persons are on
relief rolls, and that the jobs &C
tually go TO those who need them
most.
1t also will determine the amount
OF security" wages to be paid in
various areas.
A White House statement said:
Inc fourth and final announce
ment by the President regarding
the administrative machinery for
the handling Of the relief program
provides for setting up a works
progress division.
1t is obvious that before alIot-
ments are made, accurate informa-
ton must be available in regard to
the actual number of unemployable
whose names are on existing relief
rolls. As the works-relief program
Is intended to take care primarily
OF these people, the projects must
be allocated in proportion to the
numbers within a given work area.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
Hotel, but. on seeing Mr.. Curry, left
Lnnrr-r-i r.ll1rr

Hotel. but. on seeing Mr.. Curry, left
hurriedly.
At 1922 he held up Alden Baker
and Julius Brenizer at 1923 College
av and demanded their money. They
said they had none and convinced
him they were telling the truth. He
left.
At 1:50 he held up John Boesen
Grand Hotel. and took 50 from him
Mr.. Boesen asked him if he wasn't
ashamed of himself.
Lots Of times" Mr.. Boesen said,
you take money from people who
need it worse than you do"
That may be So" the bandit ad-
mitted.
Just because you have a gun and
other people don't" Mr.. Boesen
continued, but the bandit inter
rupted with:
Say. are you a World War vet
eran?"
Eyes. am"
Thereupon the bandit returned
the money to Mr.. Boesen and turned
away. He flung over his shoulder,
Il need the money damned bad,
Buddy"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26

The progress division will be in
charge of these figures and will keep
the other divisions informed at all
times.
Next, after allotments have been
made it will be the duty of the
progress division to see that the ac-
tuaI persons to be employed on the
separate projects will come from
those whose names are on the relief
rolls "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
COMEDY CRIME
WAVE LAID TO
END MAN THUG
Bandit in Black Face
'PaniCs' North Side in
Holdup Series.

An eccentric white man, whose
face was painted black, created a
one-man crime wave on the North
Side last night, and then wormed
his way through a seven-car Gordon
Of police to escape.
The man first came to the at
tention of police at 10 wnen he en-
tered the office of the Ohio Hotel.
1872 w. Ohio-st, and was observed
standing in the office by Mrs. Nellie
E. GriffithS, manager.
Just then j. H. curry, a guest en-
tered, and the man, through whose
crudely painted disguise it was easy
to see, asked if Mr.. jackson" was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
: THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

in Told there was no Mr.. Jackson
there, he ran down the steps.
He Exhibits Great Patience
AT 11:20 the same man appeared
at 1920 N. Alabama-st and held up
Norman Riley, of that address, and
John Sullivan, 2816 Ruckle-st, who
were sitting in parked car. He
took IS cents and drove away.
At 1912 he held up Louis Mayer,
2547 SheIby-st in front of 2O17 Cen
tral-av. Opening the door of the
car in which Mr.. Mayer was sit
ting with a companion. the bandit
ordered Sullivan to hold his hands
up.
Its a stickup," the bandit said
by way Of explanation.
$50 to hell" Mr.. Mayer retorted
But it's a stickup," the bandit ex-
planned, patiently.
You'd better get out of here be-
fore some one gets hurt" Mr. Mayer
commented.
veterans Get Refund"
Say" said the bandit, ARE you
a World War veteran?"
Yes" Mr.. Mayer replied, and I
can take it. Now you beat it."
All right buddy" the bandit said
and drove swiftly away.
AT II he reappeared at the Ohio
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
OREGON'S CAPITOL IS
DESTROYED BY BLAZE
S1,0OO,00O Fire Takes Life of Young
College Student Fireman.

By United Press
SALEM, Ore, April 26-F'ire de-
stroyed Oregon'S 59-year-old Capitol
building last night, causing damage
of more than $1,OO0OOO, destroying
invaluable historic and state records
which can not be replaced and cost
ing the life of one fireman.
Floyd McMullen, 10, Willamette
University student who was work
ing his way through college as a
city fireman, was crushed under a
falling cornice and died en- route
to a hospital The fire was still
smoldering today. The huge cop
per dome fell an hour after the
blaze started and ShoWered sparks
for half a mile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-26
Confederate Veteran Is 1O1

FAYETTE, N. c., April 26.-North
Cardinals oldest Confederate vet
eran, George Slate. is 1O1 years old,
has wife who is "a. and the young
est of four children is 6 years old.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
Mayor Assails Huey
AS GluttOn for Power

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 10.
Pledging his efforts to prevent the
city from being "sold into bond
age" Mayor T. Semmes Walms-
ley characterized his political an
tagonist, Senator Huey Long, as
filled with an Unsuitable desire
for power. Mayor Walmsley as
serted:
"His sole interest is power,
power, power. Power to use for
himself and power to crush the
rest Of the people"
In an outspoken attack on the
Kingfish, he left no phase Of Sen
ator Longs operations uncovered.
Asserting that the Long-con-
trolled legislature had taken away
revenues on one hand and made
uncertain the time for collection
Of revenues due the city, Mayor
Walmsley said:
1--WE have been forced to pay
interest to the banks Of this
city in amounts in excess Of
100000 per year, primarily
due to the fact that our as
sesSment rolls have been kept
from us and we have been I'M
able to collect e.lr taxes when
we should collect them"
Mayor Walmsley spoke humor-
ously of what he called Senator
Longs attempts to bring him
into camp" saying:
"Here, about a month ago,
when Commissioner Pratt went
up to Senator Longs house,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

Speaker of the House Joseph
Byrns of Tennessee was the honor
guest at birthday party in the
House chamber yesterday.
He will be IS years old tomor.
row, but the House congratulated
him as a body yesterday since it
will not be in session today or to.
morrow.
Representative Louis Ludlow
CD, of Indiana, called the atten'
ton of the House to the fact that
Saturday would be the birthday
of lone of Americas greatest
stateSmen"-Speaker Byrns.
That was the signal for a Spon'
taneous burst of applause from
the House members who stood in
the Speakers honor.
When one of the members called
on the smiling Speaker for a
speech, he banged the gavel and
said:
"The gentleman is distinctly
out of order"
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

and had a conference with him
about getting me to quit, and
then after, when Senator Longs
ambassadors who had come and
offered me q job with q salary
Of more than that which I
have ever received in the Of
flee Of mayor, Long referred
to me as Mr.. Mayor 'Mr.
WalmSley,' The Mayor and
'Semmes.'
HE had put a little sugar
on the table to try and entice
the fly.
"After failing in this en-
deavOr, he then tried to crush
the man he could not control.
$50 no longer was it Mr..
Mayor Mr.. Walmsley, The
Mayor or 'Semmes.' It was
IT. Sulphur and 'Turkeyhead'
the sulphur that smoked him
out; tho turkeyhead, that king
Of birds with white meat,
courageous, and with q head
that would not bow to the
fish, whose head decays first"
The mayors speech was broad
cast,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
5 BANDS PL A Y
NEXT WEEK

Five band concerts will be given
here during next week, the Ma
tional Capital Parks announced
today.
The Army band will give the
first Of the weeks concerts Mon
day, at the District Of Columbia
War Memorial in West Potomac
Park. The Navy band appears
Tuesday at the same location.
On Wednesday, the washington
Gas Light Company musicians
will play at Fort Bayard on the
River Road at Western Avenue.
and Forty-sixth Street. The Ma.
rine band plays Thursday, again
in the World War Memorial of
West Potomac Park. The last Of
the weeks concerts will be given
Friday by the Community Civic
band at Franklin Park, Four
tenth and I SITS. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
ETHIOPIA NAMES
j. 8. CONSUL
international News Service

A New York importer and ex-
porter, John H. Shaw, has been
named Ethiopian diplomatic rep
resentative in the United States,
it was learned today.
Shaw, who made the acquaint-
ance Of Emperor Halle Selassie
during a business trip to Adds
Ababa last January, has been
named Ethiopian consul general
in New York.
Although he will be the only
diplomatic representative of the
black African kingdom in this
country, he will not be granted
diplomatic immunity.
The State Department does not
recognize the right of an Ameri-
can acting as a representative Of
a foreign nation to possess diplo-
matte immunity.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
Doug and Lady
Now in England

SOUTHAMPTON, July 10
(U.S0.-Preceded by reports they
would be married secretly in some
small British country town within
the next week, Douglas Fairbanks.
American screen star, and Lady
Sylvia Ashley, former London
actress, arrived yesterday from
Canada in the Empress of Britain.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
At CROSSROADS,
FARM SPEAKER
SAYS Of j. 5.

ITHACA, N. Y, July 1--we
are ut the crossroads Of our ex-
istence as q nation"
This utterance was made here
last night by j. D. Barnum, SYRIA
cuse newspaper proprietor AMI
president of the American News.
paper Publishers Association.
Mr.. Barnum was addressing a
cooperative farm conference at
the State College of Agriculture,
Cornell University. He was dis,
cussing farm problems and their
relation to the whole economic
structure and especially the pro
ceSsing tax phases Of the agricul'
tural adjustment act, which have
just been declared unconstitu
tional by Federal courts in BoS
ton and Philadelphia.
Helpful Interest
Mr.. Barnum said newspapers
throughout the country, and In
New York State especially, are
taking deeper and more helpful
interest in the welfare Of the
farmer than ever before.
He commended the cooperative
farm movements declaring the
farmer Is at times represented by
irresponsible leaders and dema
gogues. The speaker continued;
EARNS problems are serious,
yet, important as they are, any
discussion Of them must include
consideration of our whole eco
nOmic structure as well as the
various plans and nOstrums ad-
vanced to bring about both its
improvement and, I regret to
say, its destruction.
1--WE have two conflicting
forces at work in this country.
One group is seeking earnestly
and intelligently to bring about
recovery.
"The other group is seeking
rs vigorously and as assiduOuSly
IS it can to bring about . pO-
litical and social revolution.
"UnleSs the former succeeds,
the latter will not fail.
NATION IN DANGER
''During the last two years we
have heard much about regi-
mentatiOn, economic planning,
. balanced social budget. The
fact is that the country is to-
day in its most dangerous con.
ditiOn in its entire history.
"Our budget has been I'M
balanced.
"Our national wealth has
been partially destroyed.
"Our New Deal laws are not
standing the tests in our
courts"
Discussing the agricultural ad-
justment act and its bearing on
the economic crisis, Mr.. Barnum
said:
"The announced purpose (Of
the AAA) was to revive the pur-
chasing power Of the farmers,
to bring about q balanced So
Cial state, and to establish or
ganized control Of agriculture,
in the interest of not only the
farmer but of everybody else.
'The act has been in effect
for two years and now the
bureauCratS in Washington are
seeking to reinforce it by q new
and stronger law.
"Under less than two years Of
the AAA New York paid pro-
Cessing taxes aggregating eighty.
nine million, five hundred and
twenty-eight thousand, one hun
dred and nineteen dollars.
"ThOse taxes were paid by
our manufacturers presumably
for farm benefits. The bene.
fits tOtaled $3S4,52O.
"Whatever may have been
the original purpose Of this
plan, it now stands exposed for
what it really is, a tax upon the
working men and women of this
country for the very necessities
Of life-fOod, shelter and cloth
Ing"
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
CCC TO SHIFT MEN

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July 10
(SpeciaD .-Ninety-five men from
the CCC Camp at Fort Frederick,
near Hancock will be transferred
to Westernport, Md. on July %.
The transfer is to make room for
new CCC members at Fort Fred.
erick.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
Do You Remember?
(AnSWerS to questions on
PnnR b

(AnSwers to questions on
Page 81
Mrs. Hanna, German-bOrn
wife of the United States
Minister to Guatemala, be-
came a naturaIized American
citizen.
Miss Thompson, Oklahoma
University student was SEN
fenced to 30 days in Jail for
shooting another student.
Lii Damita elOped to Ari-
IONA from Hollywood and
married Enroll Flynn, Olym-
pic Games champion.
Miss Oswald went on trial
in Paris, charged with being
a German spy.
Young De Zela. son Of q
South American diplomat,
was arrested in New York
on a robbery charge.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Letosni uroda ma cenu diva
biIiony dolIarH.

V Chicago byly obdrzeny
zpravy z rdznych plodinovych
trhu V zemi o stavu drody a tn
vychaz1 ma jevo, re cena jejf
letos obnas1 ma 2 biliony dolla-
ri. Je to nejvets1 1roda, po-
kud jde O peneznf hodnotu, cd
roku 1880. Nejposlednejsf VIA
dn1 odhad psenice byl 500, OOO-
600 busl6, coz melo by prinesti
farmaTGm priblizne $569,00O,-
900. Mimo to dostanou asi
500, 900, 900 "a 1rodu, kterou
nevypestovali - vynos proce-
sovanych DAM. Ovsem farmar
nebude moci vsechno toto Ultra
It'll. Ash Is procent psenice z1-
stane ma farme, ably bylo pou-
Tito "a semeno, ale pri tom zbu
de hruby pTfjem kolem $475,-
100000. Nejposlednejs1 vlad-
nj odhad kukurice jest 2,213,-
100000 busl1 v hodnote asi
900. Asi 80 procent
kukurice zGstane ma farme, ja-
ko p1ce a ma semeno, avsak far
mari mohou pocftati, Re dosta-
nou asi $245, OOO,O 900 "a kuku-
fici, kterou prodajf. Je to nej-
vice cd roku 1880. Poole Cd
had1 odbornfkG, peneznf hod-
nota ovsa sklizeneho americky
mi farmafi Dude pTiblizne $50
100000. z toho prodajf jenom
asi Is rpocent, avsak "a to OBJ
drz1 kolem $43,415,0 900. Ia Ii
to dostanou farmari pfiblizne
$15,250,00O, coz jest 70 pro-
cent 1rody odhadovane v pc
nezn1 hodnote ma $780, 900.
Ia jecmen obdrzf farmari pfi-
blizne $4,000 900. Celkovy
pf1jem americkych farmarn "a
1rodu obilf Dude pres $4,000
100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
MIN dzemf Spojenych statd, "a
obcany Spojenych statG.

MIN 1zemf Spojenych statd, "a
obcany Spojenych statG.
V cizine rozene deti americke-
no obcana.
Dotaz: Byl jsem naturalist
van r. 1928. Tehoz roku jela-
ma zena ma do Czech, a kratce
pc tom narodil Sc tam mas syn.
Oba jsou jeste do dnes v Evro-
pc. Pfal bych 81, ably syn cho-
dill radeji do Skoly tam, bojfm
Sc vsak, ably tim nepozbyl sve-
no americkeho obcanstv1.
Odpoved: Nynejsfm poby-
tenn Vaseho syna V Cechach Sc
Jeho obcansky status nemenf.
AZ mu ale Dude osmnact let,
Dude muset prohlasit ma ameri-
ckem konsulat6, re jeho 1my-
STEM Je We Spojenych statech Sc
trvale usaditi a z1stati i NADIA
lie americkym obcanem. Az do
sp6je veku, kdy uznan dosp6-
lynn, Dude muset sloziti pfrisahu
vernosti Spojenym statIm.
lnfOrmace We vecech priste-
hovaleckych a naturalisacnfch
ochotne poskytne Czechoslo-
yak Bureau, Foreign Language
information Service, 222 Forth
Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Zamestnani pro 125.OOO
studentHT.

National Youth Anministra
ton" poskytne behem skolnfho
roku 1885 financnf pomoc
nejakym $4,000 kolejnfm a u
niversitn1m student1m. Vykon-
nym Feditelem zminene admi-
nistrace je p. Aubrey w. Will
liams. STUDENT mohou Sc ucha-
yeti o Zamestnan1 cd pocatku
podzimnlho term1nu, t. j. cd l.
zaff 1885 az do konce termf-
nu jarn1ho, nebo nejpozdeii do
80. kvetna 1886.
Ma tonic pracovnfm progra-
mu mohou Sc podfleti STUDENT
vsech stavaj1c1ch kolejf a uni
versit, jez byly zalozeny a jsou
flzeny jake nevydelecne 1sta-
Wy vzdelavacf. Ia Tadn6 usku-
tecnovan1 programu Dude zod-
poveden president koleje nebo
university. STUDENT must Sc
nejprve obratit ma authority sve-
no 1stavu ,jez pTedajf jejich
zadosti statnfmu rediteli "Na-
rodn1 administrace mladeze."
STUDENT budou voleni z rad
tech, kteT1 by bez federalnlho
pfispen1 nemohli do koleje vi
bee vstoupiti, nebo by v zapo-
eaten jiz studiu nemohli po-
kracOvati. Kvota kazde kole-
je je ustanovena ma maximal-
MICH IL proc. veskereho poetu
studentG, zapsanych tam Is.
f1jna 1884. Jednotlivec mnfzze
81 vydelati az $40 mesfcne, ae-
kohl pTi povolovanf fond1 ko-
leje Dude Sc pocftati jenom
|S15 mes1cne pro IL proc. jejf-
no studentstva. Vybor stu
dentd Dude Sc T1diti 1. osobnf
potfebou, 2. charakterem a vlo-
hami zadatele a 3. studijnfm
statusem. Narok ma zamest-
mani mohou 81 ciniti jen ii stu
denti, kterf jsou zapsani nej-
meme do tf1 ctvrtin normalnfch
studijnfch kursG. Hodinova
saba Dude tataz, jaka byva
placena "a stejnou praci sa-
mym vZdelavac1m 1stavem.
STUDENT nesm1 pracovati FAD
neho dine vice neil 8 hodin, a
tydne ne vice neil 80 hodin.
We Skoln1m roce 1934-5 tezilo
z who'd tohoto programu 104.-
81 studentG, zapsanych V
1885 ustavech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Nezapominal.

V Pittsburg, Penn, byly pod
niknuty kroky, ably byla vyTf-
zena posledn1 vile. Carla
Bannings, ktery tam leta Iii, a.
lie konecne sc vratil do sveho
rodneho mesta Lengerichu v
N6mecku, kde zemrel a je tam
pohrben. Banning odkazal
mestu Lengerichu vsecko CO
mel, vyj1maje asi 100000, jez
pTipadnou ma RUNE odkazy v
America. Million a pGl Pride
ma dedicke dane a zbytek
asi Million, Dude poslan do
Nemecka. Posledn1 leta, CO
I'll v Lengerichu, daroval kaz-
de Vanoce chudym detem
$1,000, ktere jim rozdeloval
mfstnf purkmistr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Americky "financnfk" zatcen.

We Vidni policie zadrzela
svihaka, ktery Sc vydava "a
Alexandra Sycoswkiho z New
Yorku, jenz mel jiz drive ople-
tacky k Will falesnemu pasu, a
byl podezTfvan z podvodu. Sy-
cowski vyvolal zajem policie
kdyz zacal roztrusovati zpra-
Wy, re je p%romoterem obrov-
ske pGjcky Italii." Vysetrova-
nj pfineslo ma jevo, re zatceny
mel nejaka tajna financnf spo-
jenf, cfmz Sc jeho holedbanf,
re PRAGUE pro Mussoliniho,
stavalo ponekud verohodnym.
We vezen1 jej take navstfvilo
nekolik muzG, kteT1 pry byli i
talskymi financnfky. Pr jeho
zatcen1 bylo u Sycowskiho Ia
lezeno $4,000 sperkd, a 1OO,-
600 svyc. frankG (asi 32,5OO.)
Policii Tekl, re Americe finan
coval holinkaTstvf We velkem v
dobe prohibice, a delal obchod
i v Kanade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Zadne strachy.

DR.. Warren Smith, professor
geologic ma Oregonske univer-
site v Eugene, Oregon, prohla-
sill nedavno, re veskere obavy
z prelidn6nf zemekoule v do
hledne dobe jsou 1plne bezpod
statne. Prav1, re bylo vedecky
zjisteno, re nase planeta NIUE
uziviti nejakych 500, 900, 900
lid1 tedy vic nez dvakrate to-
lik, CO jich nyn1 ma zemekouli
zije. Die statistickych zazna-
mi je pry cfslice 1924, 286, 900
ash nejspravnejsf odhad poctu
lid, nynf ma svete zijicfch.
Vzdor tomu mohla by vsak ma
Sc zeme uziviti pet miliard lidi
jen V tom pr1pade, re by byly
pfedem pro takovy pocet oby-
v~atelstva opatrne a vedecky
zaopatreny prameny nevyhnu-
telne k existence. V zaveru u
vad1 DR.. Smith tyto vedecke pc
znatky z nejnovejsfch vyzku-
mi: kontrola porodG a vyber
jsou nevyhnutelne, mali Sc u
drzeti vysoka 1roven civiliso-
vanych narodG. Tropicka pas
ma jsou v budoucnosti GLEN
belochG. Ma konec pax pro-
hlasuje, re Pride cas-, kdy be
losi tmavs1 pleti, (bruneti), bu-
dou ovladati vsechna ostatn1
plemena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01

V Newark, New Jersey, byla
nalezena mrtvola Alberta Ster-
ma, mladeho zlocince, ktereho
mela policie v podezrenf, re
postT1lel ctyry muze, Dutch
Schultze a tTi jeho prGvodce.
Mrtvola gangstera, ktery byl
FL rokG star, nalezena byla v
jedne svetnici v italske ctvrti
naplnena plynem z kamen. Ne
byl zadusen, ale zaskrcen. Je
to jiz sedma vrazda teto val
&c, ktera trva teprve kratkou
dobu.
Mlady muz natal 81 svetnici
tuto asi prede dvema tydny.
Zdrzoval Sc nj malo, byl sko-
70 stale pryc.
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Novinar stlucen.

V Minneapolis Walter Lig-
gett, vydavatel a redaktor IT,
denn1ku, ktery jiz delsf dobu
podnika kampan prot politi-
kou chranenemu hazardnfmu
hracstv1 a prot podloudnfkdm
lihovinami, byl v jedne kavar-
ne nekolika muzi surove zbit.
Liggett sdelil policii, re ito
ku ma neho pTedchazela nabid-
ka, re mu Dude dobTe zapla-
ceno, jestlize prestane Sc svou
Rampant. Liggett byl pozvan
do hotelu. Tam ma neho &C.
kala celia rada jistych osob,
mezi nimiz byl Isadore Blu
menfield, podloudnfk, proti ne
muz Liggett psal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Zizefi.

We Spojenych Statech vypi-
10 Sc "a rok, konc1cf dnem Is.
b1jna % miliard sklenic piva.
C. D. Williams, sekretar Sdru-
zeni americkych sladkG, jenz
byl v Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
ma konvenci sve organisace,
vydal tuto zpravu ma veTejnost.
Toto mnozstv1 je rs procent
onoho ktere bylo vypito "a rok
1914, kdyz skinner byl "a pc
TAX a skoro oh dun byl salon.
Ma navrat petakove sklenky
piva nenf %pomyslenf, protoze
ma sud piva je SIS vladnf dane a
stat k tomu pridava prdmerne
$1.2O nehlede k poplatkGm "a
license odvadene mest6m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01

Velko-Vybor Jed. Ces. Dam
Statu Maryland odbyva sve
schGze l. stredu v mes1ci v So
kolovne, ron Gay a Preston ul.
Vyslouzila pTeds. A. Kolomaz-
mix, preds. r. NJ. Legro, nam.
Marie Pillar, tai. RGzena Sto-
Eek, 2412 E. Monument St., L.
cetnice Ant. Patek, 1908 N.
Castle St., pokl. Anna Mraz,
strazkyne Hedvika Vecera. t.
cetnf vybor: E. Lapacek, AIDE
la Hejduk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Stale Sc.

V Sanford, Severn1 Karoli-
ma, Alton Jourdon, zena far
mare, We vode ctyTiceti stopove
studne dala zivot zdravemu
hoS1ku.
PTfhoda sc odehrala, kdyz
vytahovala okovem vodu re
studne. Pr vytahovanf okovu
Jourdonova zachvacena slabo-
st1 a mdlobami, spadla do ety.
Ticet stop hlubiny.
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V New Yorku Robert Roth,
16lety student, trapil Sc mad
nezdaTenymi zkouSkami. Spa
chal sebevrazdu nadychan1m
Sc sv1tiplynu.