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Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
TUo Ten Thousand
Clubs To Meet
On Thursday

Junior and Senior Ten Thousand
club members are to enjoy a spe-
cial treat in their next meeting.
Thursday of this week, for Pieter
Smoor. one of San Diego's most
popular speakers, will talk to them
ON Holland
The Dutch people, their customs,
their government their art will be
described by Mr.. Smoor who was
born i'm Holland and whose family
still resides there.
Ten Thousand club members will
meet at 2:30 o'clock for a business
session, electing officers. The pro-
gram will follow and tea will be
served by the Music section.
Junior club members will meet
at 7:30 o'clock, will nominate off
GERS and then have the program
given under the auspices of the
Book section. Refreshments will
be served later in the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
RsDAY

Rotary club. Barbara Worth.
$4,000 club. ESQ. club house.
PACK .. $3.50. Lincoln school
Rose Mesquite farm center, 7:i5.
Mesquite Lake school.
Alamo Verde farm center, 7:i5.
Alamo school
old time dance. $40. Veterans
hall
Townsend club. 1870, Wilson
school
Missionary meeting. $50. Friends
church.
Junior club. 7:3o. 10000 club.
BP.O.E. No. 1875. :. Elks hall
v. Council No. =. ;. Masonic
temple.
30 club. California hotel.
Troop 10. B.S.A.. scout hut.
Lip reading class. J, high school
N.F.N.. \. Veterans hall.
Camp Fire guardians, 1880, VII
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
St. Patrick's Day
Hostess

Cecil George Cross, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cross, entertain
ed with a st. Patrick's party Tues
day at her home, 642 Wensley, her
guests being the children in the
play school kindergarten.
Constance, Patsy, Paul and Shar-
on McNeece, Martha jenkins, Ar
nina Elvander, Allen Ryerson, Ra-
mona Harrington, Kitty Joe Cole
enjoyed games and refreshments ap-
propriate to the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Life Of KagaqVd Reviewed for
Presbyterian Society

Life of Kagawa, great Christian
leader Of Japan, as told in the book
of that name written by william
Axling. was reviewed by Mrs. w
II. Tyler, Jr, Tuesday, for the
members OF the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society.
The author said Mr. Tyler in
her Introductory remarks. worked
With Kagawa and knew him and
his l.fe intimately. Kagawa's great
zuocess both as an evangelist and
as a social wo -kcr were described
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Win High Scores
For Club Game

Mrs. Melvin o. King and Mrs.
T. G.. Handy won the high scores
when their bridge club met Tues
day with Mrs. Clark Jacobs, SOB
Wensley avenue.
Green and white decorations, in
compliment to Ireland's patron
saint, were used by Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Charles Bramkamp was a
guest of the club, members pres
ent including Mesdames Leo A.
Magee, Bert Fawcett, Melvin O.
King, Ray Forshey, Richard Haas,
T. G.. Handy and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Runrnage Sale
On Saturday

Eastern Star members are busy
this week ollecting rummase for
their big sales on Saturday which
will begin at a. m. and will be
held at the old Kirby shoe store
site, $40 Main.
Articles for the sale should be
left either Thursday or Friday At
the Reynolds Linoleum store, 63s
Main. Those unable to deliver the
articles may call Mrs. Reynolds
and arrangements will be made
for collection
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
To Confer With
Teachers

Miss Ruth T. Talboy, regional
supervisor of the bureau of home
making education, will have charge
of a conference for the Imperial
county homemaking teachers Sat
urday, March 81. The meeting will
be held at CentralUnion high school.
The conference is one of a series
arranged by the state department
of education in an effort to meet and
understand the needs of the state
in connection with homemaking
work. Consumer Education" and
Home Economics in an Integrated
Curriculum" will be the major topics
for discussion.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Father-Daughter
Banquet

Aweont Camp Fire girls enter
tained their fathers at a dinner
Monday in the high school, prepar-
ing part of the menu themselves.
Some 25 girls and their fathers.
with their guardian, Miss Sunny
Cartwright, enjoyed the dinner and
program. Allyne and Tommie Sue
McChristy sang a duet; Mary Dixon
gave a short history of Camp Fire;
Frances Sunstrom was heard in a
reading; Elrose Maquar played ac-
Gordon solos. also accompanying the
community singing. the fathers con-
tributing their share by singing
songs for the girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Society
Clubs
Social Briefs
of Interest
Bennitts Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennitt are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a son, born Tuesday at
$50 pm. in Ell Centro hospital
The baby weighed nine pounds. six
ounces at birth. No name has been
chosen as yet for the new arrival
but his brothers, Carl and James,
are busy voting on their choice
for their new brother.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Monday Bridge
Club Hostess

California hotel vas hcadquari-
ars for the meeting Of the Monday
hridgc club. Mrs Frank r Richmond
entertaining the group at luncheon
there.
High scores were Won by Mrs.
Tondro. Mrs Mann and Mrs Rich
mond. members and guests present
being Mcsdames A. B Hanson. W.
A. Tondro. George +. Mann. r F.
Clements. Carl Clemens. John b.
McNecce. j. W Hendry and the
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Present Day Club Enjoys Program
OF Music at Recent Session

At the recent meeting Of the
Present Day club a splendid pro-
gram of music was presented
members and guests meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley, 636 SandalWood Drive.
The evening began with a pref
tily appointed dinner after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Waterman
and Ruth Teeple Reid were pre-
sented in a group of musical num-
berS.
The first group consisted of
songs by Mrs. Waterman with a
violin obligato by Mr.. Waterman:
"One Flceting Hour, Where My
Caravan Has Rested, and Song
of India. Mr. Waterman ther
played as violin solo, Kriesler's
"LcibeSlied' after which a second
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Arts And Crafts
Section Meets

Mrs. Russell Graves and Ms.
Frank Simonds were hc5tesse5
Tuesday TO the Ten ThCusand
clubs Arts and Craft section,
members meeting in the club house
for an all day session with lunch
con at noon.
St. Patrick's colors were carried
out in table decorations and in the
menu.
The section will meet again in
two weeks to continue its leather
work. with Mrs. j. P. Hansen and
Mrs. L. w Allen as hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18

there Will be many prizes for the
winners and refreshments are TO
be served. Mrs. Harvey A. Ken
yon is in charge of arrangements.
The affair is open to the public
and patrons may make up their
own parties and play together if
they wish.
Tickets are being sold by Auxi-
liary members or may be purchas-
cd at the door that evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Legion's Dance
Great Success

Legion members we're hosts at "a
successful st. Patrick's dance Tues
day in Veterans hall. good music
being featured and a good time
being enjoyed by those who at
tended.
All proceeds will 90 to Hipass
Health camp for underprivileged
children and in addition TO those
who we're present for the dance.
many bought tickets to aid the
cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Golf Club Dance
And Supper

Barbara Worth golf club is max
ing plans for the dance Saturday
night. open to members and friends,
and for the buffet supper on Sun
day
Carroll Campbell's orchestra will
play for the dance which will begin
at 9 p. m. ..sat
Sunday at o'clock the club will
sponsor Scotch foursome and at
6 o'clock the women will serve a
buffet supper to be followed by
bridge for those who wish to play.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Eagles To Glue
Tacky Party

Members of the Ell Centro lodge of
Eagles will entertain with a tacky
party AT their regular Saturday night
dance this week. First, second and
third prizes will be awarded in the
costume contest.
Dancing is scheduled to begin at
$3.50 o'clock, according to members
of the entertainment committee
Final plans for the party were TO
be made at the regular lodge meet
ing Wednesday night
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Schools
ChuTches
Social alendar
wFDNE

Cnf eouncii. 7:ae. city hail.
Oasis lodge Ne. e6t. ,. and a. NJ,
Masonic temple.
Iaairs. \. 5ea Broadway.
Troap Q. B.s.A. scout hut.
scout meeting. Ia. Wilson school.
Troop s. BS.A.. seeley.
Chair practice. To. Presbyterian
church.
Welfare section. TO. Jackson
ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
$345,2OO Highway
Contracts Awarded

SACRAMENTO, March Ia. UP
Highway contracts totaling s345.25s
and covering projects in five coun-
ties were awarded today by Earl Lee
Kelly, director of public works.
Projects included a contract fol-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Friends Church

Friends church at Holtville is
sponsoring its annual missionary
program Thursday in the church
beginning with a dinner at $50
o'clock and a program at 7:30 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Dinner Guests


Imperial-Mr and Mrs George M
Connolly of San Bernardino were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. House Monday evening.
Return To City
Imperial-MrS. H. Eastman and
her son have returned to Los An
geles after spending two months in
the valley.
Attend Fair
Imperial-Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Howe attended the fair here and
returned to Los Angeles Monday.
X X
Desert Picnic
Seeley = Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fer
gason, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schultz, and Claude Fergason, Jr
and Jimmy White at their picnic
dinner on the desert Sunday near
Dos Cabezas.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Churchs . Social

Scelcy-The church social held
Friday night and sponsored by
some of tho members of the Ladies
Aid was we'll attended and all en-
joyed ithep evening. Games were
played and refreshments were
served. 1ss
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Club

SecleysrThe evening the Demo-
cratic club, meets, March 27, the
SeeleyysLadies Aid will serve a din
ncr in Community hall. The dim
ner is open to the public and a
charge will be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Center Meeting

Spruce 2,Westmorland home de-
partment, will meet Thursday for
an all day session at the w. Van
Liere home.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Old Time Dance

United Spanish War Veterans
and Auxiliary will be hosts on
Thursday night at a popular old
time dance, open to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18

grading and surfacing 40 miles of
the Bakersfield -Mojave highway, be-
tween Tehachapi and Mojave and
was awarded to A. Teichert and Son.
Sacramento, for $50 6.l46.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
- Cake Walk

Seeley-The cake walk was held
Friday evening, March l3 in Com
munity- hall. Members of the PIT.
A. served coffee and cocoa.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Visits Friends

Imperial-Mrs. T. L. Hudson of
Los Angeles has returned to her
home after spending few days here
with friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Visits Mother

Jesse Clay of San Diego is visit
ing his mother Mrs. II. w Snyder
of the Missions apartments in this
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-18
Ladies Aid

Scclcys Tho Scclcy Ladies Aid
will havcs an all-day meeting March
25. : =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Starobni pensijni fond
pOtvrZen.

Potvrzenf, re MarylandskJ
starobn1 pensijnf fond jest "a
konnym pc celem statu s pri-
sp6nfm vlady, vydano bylo.
Die Marylandskeho pensij-
n1ho zakona O pensi hlasiti sc
budou moci jenom ii, kdo ji5
Is rokG obcany jsou.
Dodatek ku tomuto pTedlo-
zen Dude asi V zasedan1 zako-
nodarny, ably o pensi hlasiti Sc
mohl kazdy obcan.
Cheeky ma starobni pense
rozeslany byly poprve v Balti-
more die noveho statnfho pen
sijniho zakona ma den Noveho
roku. Cheeky poslany byly a.
81 2.100 muz1 a zen.
Udelovanf pensf umozneno
fondem $3.50, 900, ktere mesto
ma ku 1celi tomuto. Do sunny
te $250,000 bylo dano do roz-
poctu ma rok 1896 a druhych
$780, 600 bylo zfskano re stat
nj jednoprocentnf dane.
$750,000 stacf ma pravidel-
ne pensijnf platy $500 osobam
Cekano jest, re O $500 vice
pensistG Dude pTidano do NEST
ske listing jestli kongres pTij-
me apropriacn1 predlohu, KITE
ra byla porazena V poslednfm
zasedanf kongresu.
Poole narodnfho pensijn1ho
zakona vlada by prispela toll
ka dolary, kolik staty~ vyplati
re svych pokladen. V tom pri-
padu Baltimore dostalo by O
$750,000 vice.
Waxter, nacelnik dobrocin-
nosti We zprave sve uvadi, re
1mrtnost mezi pensisty jest
znacne u prirovnanf s jinymi
tT1dami obyvatelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Matka obeti c~horomyslne
dcerv.

Sh1edanf Sc sestarle matky
Sc svoj1 dcerou skoncilo v ne
deli osudne. Dcera zastrelila
matku v bl1zkosti vanocnfho
stromku v dome nedaleko Lau-
rel. Matka, Mary Nasserer, 83
leta, skonala okamzite trefena
byvsi kul1 do prsou. Dcera je-
il, Caroline, 36leta, propuste-
ma byla re Springfield 1stavu
ma Stedry Vecer. Sedela S
matkou a sestrou Heller do
me v nedeli odpoledne. Dcera
chtela navst1viti nektere sve
zname v Baltimore. Matka O.
depTela. Dcera vstala, sla ku
skT1ni, z tie zvedla nabity re-
volver, nam1Tila ma matku q
spustila kohoutek. Matka ska.
celia Sc mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Vinen re sesti loupezi.

Rozuzleni zahadnych loupe-
Ii V residencnfch sekcfch me
sta ohlaseno bylo v nedeli ma
celn1kem detektivn, kapitanem
Johnem H. Mintiens. Bandita
chycen byl ma Floride. IMAM
jest policii r6znych NEST jake
"The Cat. Jest rodakem z
Petersburg, Florida. Korist
jeho obnasela asi $4,000. "a
lezela We Spercfch a stribrnych
pTedmetech.
Pr vyslechu udal jmeno sv6
Valentine Volker, % roxy sta
ry. Kdyz vezen byl z Floridy
re St. Petersburg, do Wash
ingtonu, doznal, re spachal v
Baltimore sest loupezi.
V Baltimore "a sveho poby-
tn hraval golf, nekdy pTedsta.
voval sc jake vzduchoplavec
Byl castym hostem v nocnicE
klubech.
= Ma Eastern policejnf sta.
nici podany byly zaloby prot
sedmi cernochGm. Udani isol
z kradezf a rusenf verejnehe
klidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Snshem u vyse 8 incI navsti.
veno Baltimore.

Baltimore zasypano bylo be
hem "a hodin z nedele ma pom
deli snehem, ktereho napadlo
u vysi 8 incl.
Inzenyr statnf silnicni komi-
Sc We sve zprav6 uvedl, Re pc
celem statu snehu spadlo cd 8
do 10 incG vyse.
Plavba ma zalivu zastavena
byla nasledkem mrazu. LODI
Ericsson LIME Louise" doplou-
tt mohla jenom ku North Point
Lovci ustfic z Crisfield po-
zadali kongresnika Goldsbo-
rough, ably poslany ku pomoci
lodice ma lamanf ledu, pone-
vac $50 muzG nemohlo pokra-
covati v loveni ustTic. Nasled-
KEN toho nastala drahota u
stTic.
Hlavnf nacelnik policie, Geo.
G.. Henry, naffdil, ably rfdici
~taXicabG, kteTi die zakona ne
mali zadn1 kola taxicab1 opa-
tfena fetezi, zatykani byli. Do
poledne v pondel1 ~zatceno by
10 jich vice neil deset. Poku-
ty ma pfestupek tento jsou cd
SIS do $25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Cernossky hoch vrahem
Brillianta.

Is rokd sary cernoSsky hoch
siav1c1 revolverem Vanoce "a
vinil smrt 23leteho Hymana
Brilliant ma rohu Milliman a
Broadway minulou stredu.
Virtus Lucas zatcen byl po-
licil severovychodnf STANCE,
kdyz v patek nalezen byl re
volver TASTY We slamence v do
me V 1000 block E. Madison
ulice. Udani prot nemu uci-
Mill diva JIM cernost1 hosi.
Lucas, jak udali, We stredu
veeer V dome jednoho z mich
80 Ashland avenue, ukazal Jim
novy revolver Sc slovy: "Toto
jest mil novy revolver, jehoz
zkousen1m oslavfm Vanoce."
Pozdeji Lucas doznal jim,
re pocal slaviti ma Madison u
lici kolem 1. hodiny pc pGl no.
Lci. V ulicce mezi Millman a
Madison ulicemi vystrelil. V
okamziku tom Brilliant vysel z
Madison ulice ma Broadway z
domu sve pT1telkyne, Sary
Hawtof, jej1mz hostem byl.
Z revolveru cernochova paddy
tfi rany. Jednou kul1 trefen
byl Brilliant. Neil dovezen
byl do Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nice, byl mrtvolou.
Hoch zaslechnuv vykTik pr
chi do sveho domova.
Druhy den rano fekl dvema,
re strelil muze a nakazal jim,
ably mlceli.
V sobotu znalci rozhodli, re
z revolveru stTeleno nebylo pc
dels1 dobu a re tud1z hoch ne
mGze byti vinen re zastrelenf
Brillianta.
Ma severovychodn1 stanici u
souzeno, re asi hoch, kdyz sly
Sci O zastrelenl Brillianta,
chtel byti v oclch dvou svych
pfatel hrdinou vymysliv 81 v
tragedii tie 1castenstv1.
Ma Novy Rok oznameno z
policejnlho dradu, re cernoch
skutecne byl pT1cinou ~zastTele-
nj Brillianta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Stab pomocne administrace
SnIZen.

Skoro polovina ~zrfzencd Bal
timorske pomocne komise pro-
pustena byla 1. ledna re stu
zeb teto. Propustenfm jich
vydani snfzeno o $22,890.34.
V tentyz den ctyTi distriktni
1radovny V rdznych castech
mesta pracujfcf, promeneny
byly We dive.
" poslednfm tydnu VIDA
nj ma pomoc sn1zeno bylo v
Baltimore O 1..276 pr1padG.
Dryden, administrator We
rejnych prac1 predpovedel, re
pc 1. lednu ma veTejnych pra-
cfch Marylandu zamestnano
Dude 10000 osob.
We stTedu odpoledne ozna-
memo bylo, re rann1 zprava,
die n1z $500 osob melo necha-
no byti bez pomoci, byla ne
spravnou. Poole Becka, redi-
tele pomocne akce V Baltimore
1000 osobam schopnym "a
mestnanf neil obdrzf platebn1
cheeky z WPA, pc 20 dnech,
tim anebo on1m zpGsobem po-
mozeno byti mus1.
Jak governor Nice tax ma
yor Jackson prohlasili, re chi
kdo v Baltimore hladoveti ne
bude." Vedle techto 1000 O.
sob bez prace V Baltimore me-
ste. kteT1 podporu ztrac1 poci-
maize Novym Rokem, je zamest
mani schopnych LIP v okre-
sech, pro nez t6z pomoc zjed-
mana byti musi.
Stat nema prava vyp6jciti sc
Pc iZe ma pomocnou akci, ale
pravo toto ma Baltimore mesto
a okresy.
Reditel Beck v6Ti, re groce-
riste pomohou osobam cekaji-
elm ma WPA cheeky pc dvacet
dn1, a pax Family Welfare
sdruzeni t6z ma nejake fondy.
Administrator, Greenstein,
prohlasil, re leden tento Dude
asi nejkritictejsfm dnem cd
DOLBY kdy pomona administra-
'ce zakajila svoji einnost.
V lednu ku pomoci potTeb-
nych Dude 1882, 900. z toho-
to ma Baltimore mesto vypad-
ne S255,320.
z 8,706 osob, jez dale brati
budou pomoc, je 5.786 2 Balti-
more mesta, a 1920 z okresn.
Osoby tyto charakterisovany
jsou jake "nemozne zamestna-
nj" a zahrnujf V sobe vdovy,
sestarle osoby jez jeste nejsou
mozny dostavati pense sestar-
lych a osoby telesne neschop-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Padem zlamal ST nohu.

Robert Mariner, So rokG
starry namofnfk. padl ma Ian
caster a Ann ulic1ch a zlamal
si-nohu.
58lety p%rodavac, Stanley
Robinette z Gwynn's Falls
Parkway, usmrcen byl v pom
deli padem Sc tTet1ho poschodi
u vnitrku budovy Baltimore
Trust.
= Margaret Riddenberg, 81
leta z w. Fayette ulice rozbila
81 lebku, kdyz V pondeli spa
ola Sc schodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Zvysene prijmy z gasolinove
dane.

Gasolin a alkohol pomohl v
uplynulem roce plniti statni
pokladnu Marylandu, jak z
Annapolis oznameno. Ia rok
1885 prijato bylo ma techto
$10,464,452.31.
Gasol1nova dan vynesla sta
tn $8,808, 402.25, n~ejvets1 to
obnos v kteremkoliv roce cd
prijet1 4 procentnf dane. PROT
roku 1884 pT1jem minuleho ro-
ku byl o SIS, 63O.89 vetsf.
Z l1hovych napojG ma DAM
priiesto "a uplynuly rok ST.
656,049.06 Gill O $346,43O.52
vice neil roku 1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Pad ma naledf.

V ulicce Ia sVym dOmem, {,
2010 Robb ulice 13lety Chas.
Dooling uklouzl a zlamal 81
ruku.
= Herman Schapiro, sole
ty z Lake Drive Apartments,
interpretr v Court House, kle-
81 V pondeli vecer ma chodnlku
V 900 blocku Whitelock ulice.
V nemocnici, kan dopraven,
shledano, re byl mrtev.
Vedle ufadu sveho jake in
spektor, Schapiro byl pomoc-
nikem dra. Bloodgooda, "a je-
no zivota, jemuz prekladal le-
kaTska knihy jinych narodG.
N%arozen byl V Rusku. Neja-
ky cas- byl We sluzbach North
Lloyd, paroplavebni
spolecnosti jake tlumocn1k pro
franctinu, n6mcinu, zidovske
naTec1 a slovanske Teci. Vedle
zaliby V fecech a lekaTstv1 byl
milovnfkem hubby a umenf.
- 67lety Oswald Fleischer
z Kenyon avenue zemfel ma
Novy Rok V nemocnici pc pa
du, ktery pri praci utrpel, kdyz
V pivovaru ma 5. poschod1, kde
pracoval, pri prohlfdce meteru
sklouzl a hlavou narazil o po-
dlahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
412.OOO danovych 1ctEG.


Mestsky vyberc1, Thomas G.
Young, pfipravil sve Novoroc-
ri nadelen1 poplatn1k1m NEST
skych DAM, jichz rozeslano
byti ma 412.OOO.
Ma upraven1 nct1 pribrati 81
musel pres 100 dodatecnych
pomocnfkG. Prvnl svazek u
ct1 sveren jest poste tento
ctvrtek. Ostatn1 budou nasle-
dovati tax rychle, jak posta
prijmouti je Dude moci.
Uroky a pokuty ma nezapla-
Gene 1cty pTipisovany budou
pc 81. cervenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Uhorela.

V Crisfield, Md, petileta
Carrie Ward uhorela v sobotu
ku smrti, kdyz saty ma nj Sc
chytily v kuchyni kde hazela
hoT1c1 sirky do kamen.
- V Baltimore 4lety Robert
Kurtz malem byl by zapalil
dun svych rodic1 {. 1924 Will
helm ulice, kdyz Sc sirkami
hral 81 ma posteli. Dim "a
chranen byl vcasnym pr1jez-
dem hasicG.
= Ina Hogan, popalena by
la v pondel1 v dome rodic1 We
$500 blocku Bernard ulice
kdyz Sc ma nj saty vznaly oo
ohne v kamnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Otrava plynem.

Timothy Hanbon, 60lety, ma
lezen byl V bezvedomf manzel-
kou svoj1 v kuchyni jejich by
tn, {. 757 w. Fayette ulice.
Manzela nalezla kdyz vratila
Sc do pT1bytku. Policiste, Jo-
seph Lewinski a Charles Jed
lanek, poskytli nalezenemu v
bezvedom1 prvnf pomoc neil
ambulance pTijela. Ma zachra-
ne marne pracovali pc celou
hodinu. Otrave podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Zachransni z uhelniho dolu.

Sedm havlTGG zachraneno
bylo V sobotu z dolu Maryland
Coal spolecnosti Homecoming,
Md, kdyz pred tim zasypani
byli V temze pc sest hodin.
Ku nehode doslo, kdyz vo-
xix rozejel Sc a strhl podp6r-
ne tramy V hlavn1 chodbe. To-
ny kamen1 a zeme spadly a uc-
paly chodbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Pro kradez $1.24 odsouzeni ma
pet rokHE.

Pro ukradeni $1.24 z hospo-
dy We 400 blocku S. Conkling
ulice, odsouzeni byli v ponde-
Ii: 21lety William Munk a %
]ety Walter Bleinberger ma 5
rok1 kazdy do kaznice. Oba
utekli z polepsovny, kde jeste
81 dosluhovati NELL mesic tres
tn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Proti vyslouzileckemu bonusu.

Ma schGzi Marylandskeho
odboru narodnf ekonomicke IL
gy vyzvano bylo kolem 5000
Client teto l1gy, ably pracovali
prot bonusu vyslouzilc1m, g
ktery jednano Dude v zasedani
kongresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Utonuly

Mrtvola nalezena plovouci
V Herring Run v pondel1 sto-
toznena byla bratrem utonule-
no. Utonulym byl Andrew
Karwacki, 50lety z Boston uli-
ce. Bratr, William Karwacki
re S. Linwood avenue tuto sto-
toznil. Mrtvola nalezena by
la severne Cd Philadelphia
road a zapadne Bowley's lane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Zivot Ia psa.

Dvanact rok1 starry hoch,
Delmond Colford. sobetoval
sv6j zivot pro PISA v sobotu.
Spolu Sc dvema soudruhy hoch
vydal Sc Sc sym psem, Tex, ma
hon. Pes vbehl ma koleje gro
vna kdyz vlak pTijfzdel. Col
ford skocil "a MIN, strhl jej do
bezpec1, sam vsak sklouzl a
padl zrovna pred Wax, jfmz u
smrcen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
z hospody.

Mattel hospody a cernoch
poraneni byli sobotu We rvac-
&c v hospode ma Carey a Lau-
rens ulic1ch. Hostinsky Philip
Silverman stTelen byl do ruky
a cernoch, Edward Mason,
zranen ctyTmi kulemi, do pr
sou a Zad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
1919 automobile " prvni den
pres viadukt.

Behem osmi hodin, kdyz Or
leans street viadukt otevTen
byl ma Novy Rok veTejnosti,
prejelo tento, jak policejnf
zprava udava 1919 automobi-
Ii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Governor hostiI dftkv.

Governor Nice V Annapolis
%pfipravil vesele Vanoce 1900
d1tkam We dvou tamnfch diva
dlech s pohyblivymi obrazky.
Z hostenych d1tek bylo 1920
belosskych a 600 cernosskych.
Detska tato Vanocni slavnost
d6kuje svGj wink byvalemu
governeru Richie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03

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