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The Washington times., 1936-05-13
PEACE Tim {
DRAFT LAW
ISURGED

PeGce-time enactment OF q
seIectiUe "drGtt" act, to become
eftectiDe Immediately In the
epent of tDGr, Is the most inspor-
tGst preparedness step America
could take today, according to
Major General Dennis Nolan,
recently retired commander OF
the United States Army Second
Corps Area.
The Washington times., 1936-05-13

Py Motor Company.
1920 Fourteenth st. N. W.
Tyson Cross Roods Gorge
Vienna, Va.
The Washington times., 1936-05-13

Of 100000 miles-and found the average cost per
owner was less than three dollars.
s Packard 100 lessons the penalty
Of style depreciation
Before you buy any new car this Spring, ask your
self this important question: How long viii it be
before this car is out of style?"
This question is important because loss of style
means loss of identity and identity destroying style
changes are the biggest cause of motor car depre-
citation. If you buy Packard 12o, you are pro-
tected against such loss, for you are buying car
made by Company that has for 80 years held to
a policy Of protecting its owners against needless
style depreciation Because Packard adheres to
one basically beautiful design, Packard 12o stays
smart car, not Just for months, but for years.
Years hence it will still be recognizable as Pack
ard still be car you are proud to own and drive.
q Packard 100 can be purchased
almost rs easily rs one Of the
lOwest-priced cars
recent survey conducted in several citesrev
that down payments made by Packard lao buyers
The Washington times., 1936-05-13

0ODAY, more than ever Before, there
are several important factors to con-
slider before you buy any new car. Pack
ard believes the six points listed below
will make you better judge Of values,
regardless Of what new car you may have
in mind.
! Packard 40 gives yen everything
Packard stands fog-6or aS little
as $500
The Packard 100 is q real Packard in mechanical
excellence, in the precision Of its parts in long
life, and in performance. It carries the most hon.
ored name in motoring. Yet it sells for only few
hundred dollars more than the cheapest cars made
q Packard 40 upIsesp and seyvice
costs are low
The Packard 12o is probably the most Service-free
car in America. And such service as you do need
is inexpensive. For example, Packard 12o dealer
recently kept records of all maintenance charges
On II Packard 1sO's while they travelled total
The Washington times., 1936-05-13

averaged only $3.50 after allowance had been
made for their used cars If your old car is of ore-
than-average value, you will probably have to
make no down payment at ALL
= Packard 40 can be financed for
only few dollars more . month
Packards 6per cent finance plan is second to none
for Gberality. And because the payments on a
Packard TAO can be spread over period to suit
your convenience, the car can easily be purchased
out of income.
o Packard 100 has scored an un-
pEecedented success
The Packard 12o has climbed from scratch to sec.
ond place in price class which includes twelve
And remember - this car entered brand new
price-feld for Packard Such success could never
have been achieved had not the car delighted
every one who saw it and rode in it.
This Spring when you set out to buy car, match
Packard 12o against the field. Do this, and we
leave it to you whether or not you become "the
man that owns one"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07
Minnesota NeWs and
Comment
BY r. w. HITCHCOCK

Minnesota is 215 millions or $84 per
person, the total state debt is 129 mil
lions or $51 per person. the total federal
debt is $3.50 per person and is rapidly
increasing.
*** The Minnesota portion of the
total public debt, local, state and ma
tional, is near to 900 millions, is APP
preaching $500 per person or $4,000 for
the average family.
80" The Village of Grand Rapids and
the County of Itasca, both of which
have so managed their finances that
they have on hand funds to pay all
they owe, must eventually pay on the
national debt-the village million, the
county millions.
""* Minnesota must some day pay 625
millions on the national debt.
$3.50 The Minnesota portion of the
total public debt today, local, state and
national, is more than one-haf of the
assessed valuation of all the property OF
all of the people of the state. 1t is more
than twice the combined private debt
on all the homes end farms of the state
The federal portion alone is more than
the total of all private debts on Mime
sofa homes and farms, plus all local and
state public debt in Minnesota.
500 If 10 per cent of all federal rev.
enues were devoted each year to the
retirement of the federal debt, it would
RI nov IL off
So" If every dollar of every income in
the United States above 5000 for the
year 1884 had been taken by the United
States government, the total would not
have been sufficient to meet the federal
deficit for 1885.
-" The total proceeds of the income
tax are less than one-half Of all federal
tax collections.
*** Last year taxes took 300 of the
I income of the people. Taxes are in
creasing. They will soon absorb rs 90 OIL
the income OF the people, bottle Of
milk for the government out of every
four bottled, one bushel of grain for tbs
government out of every produced,
hour of labor for the government from
every man for every hours that he
works for himself
$3.50 Those who tax the most will even
tually govern the most" Once taxes
were principally local. Today three
fifths of the public debt is that of the
national government. Already tina;
government sends its tax collectors into
tho most reu1Ota communities apd iptr
the most humble homes"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07

The question whether the State Con-
stitution shall prohibit all tax levies on
real and personal property for state
purposes is not dealt with in the Re
publican State Platform for 1896, the
republican state convention feeling that
the matter is now in the hands OF the
people and that it is for the people
to decide by their ballots in November
whether or not they want hard ano
fast provision to this effect written
into their State Constitution.
The Republican State Platform, how
ever, emphatically pledges itself to a
substantial reduction" in the property
tax and to the elimination, "aS rapldly
as possible" of the state tax on real ano
personal property.
This has been the traditional ATTITUDE
of the republican party. For fifteen
wears Immediately prior to the present
state administration the state tax levy
for revenue purposes was held to re-
markedly low figure.
Twice in that fifteen year period
there was no state levy on property fol-
general revenue purpoSeS-in 1921 anc
1922.
Once-in 192O-the levy was only
eight-tenthS of one mill.
Three times in that period 1t was
mill only-in 1916, 1918 and 1926.
The highest state tax rate for revenue
purposes in this entire period Of fifteer
years was 312 mills levied in 1919, 1872;
and 1925.
The average state levy for revenue
purposes throughout the fifteen veal
period Immediately preceding 1880 wher
the present administration assumed
control was 1872 mills.
The state levy for revenue purpose:
has now risen under the present STATE
administration to 81 mills and thu
entire state levy to 1887 mills.
sssss
In almost exactly two years the fed
eral government, under various SetupS
has expended for labor on various bet
terments at the Minnesota state capito
about $350,O00.
Aside from the relief provided, it i!
difficult to evaluate the benefit of thi:
work to the state capitol building, under
the competent supervision of Custodian
L. A. Johnson. Storage space urgentl!
needed has been enormously increased
driveways and approaches have beer
made commodiouS, urgent repairs
neglect of which was damaging the
building, have been made and many i'm
provementS have been installed. The
state has provided materials and some
of this cost has been provided by Gus
todian johnson out of numerous econ
omies which he has effected.
Early in February Mr.. L. A. RoSSman
publisher of weekly newspaper, the
Grand Rapids Herald Review, in Itascs
county, made an address before the
Central Cooperative Association or
THE Meaning of Public Debt" The
facts presented by Mr.. Rossman are OF
vital Importance to every person in
Minnesota. A summary of some of the
more outstanding of these facts is here
presented:
$50 The total local and state debt ir
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07
RANGE HAS ORE
| FOR 121 YEARS
Carl Zappfe Addresses Duluth
Engineers Club on Life of
Iron Ore in This Area.

Development of Iron Mining in the
Lake Superior District" was discussed
by Carl Zappfe of Brainerd at the last
meeting of the Duluth Engineers club.
Following description and the COM
ponent parts of the iron ore structure,
the speaker, manager of iron ore prop
critics for the NJ P. at Brainerd, stated
that the treatment of ore has become
necessity since 1914. He spoke on the
diminishing uses of Lake Superior ores
and said that this should not be dis
regarded" Continuing Mr. zappfe
said, according co Skillings' Mining Re
view:
Many industrial enterprises, which
used big tonnages of heavy steel are
now passing into the list of small con-
Sumers. Imported ore, the rise of scrap
iron and the inroads by competing
metals can lead only to lesser need for
Lake ores. The art of metallurgy has
advanced to the point where lighter
sizes of steel serve better and longer
than the former shapes; alloy steels
have increased in number, almost be-
yond count; and corroSion resistance is
now an established fact"
He went on to show that very little
could be offered for the increasing usage
of Lake Superior ores and while hope
was expressed for greater use of steel;
for new uses for steel; for a greater
population; for boom years, and for in
creased export trade, nothing indicated
such at present.
In discussing the probable life of the
ore industry in the Lake Superior dis
trict, he stated:
"Since 1914 everything a person can
mention about increasing and decreaS-
ing usages of Lake ore has happened
and some of the happenings have beer
on very large scale. In a restricted
sense ore-treatment now accounts for
almost 1870 of the total annual pro-
duction; in a broad sense, almost 1000
is treated. The art of metallurgy has
now not only invaded every division OF
the whole steel and ore industry but
has taken command. Political and
social problems have worked powerfully,
and often insidiously, since 1914 and Sc
far the industry seems only to have adj
vanced in the arts by it.
eve have, therefore, collective eff
feet even though none of its single
factors can be put on a quantitative
basis. That effect is demonstrated by
past records of losses and gains. For
example, in the 20 years since 1914 we
see that the total estimated reserve of
Lake Superior ore has shrunk annually
by only 100000 ton, whereas annual
shipments have averaged 48 600 900 tons.
How does this odd difference arise?
We know new explorations have con-
tributed very little new ore during that
period. We know that only since 1914
has ore-treatment really gotten under
way. We know that the more exacting
the ore-patterns have been made by
consumers, the more advanced has be-
come the art of ore-treatment.
1.-THE several state tax commissions
accredit the Lake Superior region with
an unmined total reserve of LAT billion
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07
Boy Finds 81 Bill
Floating DOlUn RiUer

Red Wing-CurioSity made a Red
Wing youngster 81 richer last week
when he found a bill of that amount
floating down the river on a board
How the bill ever got there is a mystery.
1t was thought that it may have been
blown out of the hands of the original
owner and tossed by freak on to the
board, where the water acted as a sort
of glue and held it firmly to the sur
face. The bill was found by John
Groat, it was reported, who now be-
lieves in miracles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07

self with more ore than what would
last about 80 or 35 years; so we have
here enough for about four generations
to come. 1t is such fact which tends
to give life of 121 years the aspect of
absurdity, although it loses by such a
designation not more than only little
when regarded as factor of safety for
the nation"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07
Gun Kicks, Tears
Hole in Boys Face

Williams-A gun with a real "kick"
was discovered in Williams the other
day, and the freak accident it caused
showed the amount of force gun may
throw in the opposite direction. Junior
Meikle, 15-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Meikle of Potano township, was
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07

tons. If the annual shrinkage continues
to be of no more than what it has been
since 1914, the life of the region becomes
12l years. In fact, with the tremendous
amount of iron bearing formation in
the region life of 121 years can be
viewed as one would regard minimum
estimate. AS commercial asset in the
life of an individual who makes an in
vestment ore would not concern him.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-05-07
THURSDAY, MAY Z, 1896.

about to shoot crow with 10-guage,
double barrel shotgun. Both barrels
were accidentally discharged at the
were accidentally discharged at the
same time, and the gun kicked violently,
one hammer striking Junior in the nose.
1t entered the nostril and tore a gap
ing hole through the flesh of the face
about the nose. Although convalescing
nicely, the accident will keep the boy
in the hospital some time.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Kratke skoncenf svobodv.

Propusteny pred tydnem z
vezeni ma svobodu, v nemz 81
odpoclval skoro cely rok, po-
Sian byl zpet 23lety Harry P.
Rawlings pro vydanf falesne-
no checku v hotelu Lord Bal
timore.
Pred rokem dopustil Sc tam
tehoz skutku. Nynf v nedeli
znovu pokusil sc takto okrasti
tentyz hotel, kdyz chtel zane
niti falesny check ma 500. Po-
kladniku udal, re potfebuje
$40, ably mohl zaplatiti skodu
a~utomobilem zpGsobenou. Ma
bfdl check ma 500 znejfcf ma
Kentucky banku. Pokladnfk
dial mu jenom $40. Pc vyjed-
mani S Kentucky bankou, Raw
lings byl znovu chycen a "a
wren.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Champion DAN
zapasiti Dude pTisti tyden S
HANS STEINKE.

Pffstf utery, dine 10. 1nora v
kFfzkovych zapasech iporada-
nych V Carlins Park hlavnim
zapase champion Dan O'Ma-
hony setka Sc S Hans Steinke.
Zapas tento budf veliky zajem
a die vSech usudkG Dude veil
ce zaj1mavy.
Mimo tohoto zapasu ma pro-
gramu budou til dalsi zapasy
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku:
Zaharias VS.. Bisignano: Bar
Der vs.. Coffield; Christie VS..
Hader.
Vstupne jest &c, 99c, S1.1O
a $1.65.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Laska neni vzdy sladkou.

re tomu tax, pfesvedcil Sc v
pondelf David Remington. Je-
no matka "in-law" vyzdvihla
zatykac a dala zatknouti Is
rokG starou manzelku jeho, S
n1z Sc bez jejiho svoleni oze-
nil asi pred mesfcem. David
poznal Sc s Mary pred rokem
na zabave. Cd chvile tie ami
on ami ona Mcneil zraku pro
n6koho jineho.
Upevnili sc v lasce tax, re
zajeli do Ellicott City a necha-
Ii Sc oddati. Mary sla zpet do
Eastern vyssi skoly a David Sc
staral, ably nejak to zivobyti
"zmohl." Prvni nehoda pot
kala je pred tydnem. Pr Sc
kan1 dT1v1 kus tohoto poranil
Davida ma oku tax, re prisel O
okO. Pc navratu z nemocnice,
Sci opet "a praci.
Druhou nehodou byla, re
Mary Sc vyznala spoluzacce
re sve svatby. Novina dosla
ku sluchn jejf matky, Made
line Kraft, 1915 Gorsuch ave-
nue., tato sebrala Sc, pospfsila
81 ma Juvenile soud a dala oba
zatknouti V dome ma Eager u
lici a Central avenue. Mary
wall ma severovychodnf stani-
.ci a obzalovali, re byla nepl-
noletou a bez patficne ochra-
ny.
Osifely David potesil Sc:
"Kazdy mrak ma stfibrny o.
kraJ. Nam rad Mary a Mary
ma rada mne. Nektery den
dostanu stalou praci a pax Ii
de budou Sc starati sami O Sc
be-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Vybuchem znicen dunn u
Ellicott Civ.

Tfi mile jizne cd Ellicott CT
ty vybuchem znicen byl v Ute
ry dunn O dewitt svetnicfch a 20
lety mladik pracujfcf v mem ma
oprave acetylenove nadoby DO
lestne popalen.
Ku explosi doslo ma farme
Charlese r. James u Columbia
road, kdyz syn farmar6v Sci
do sklepa opraviti nadobu.
Vybuchem podlaha kuchy-
ne mad acetylenovou nadobou
vyhozena byla ku podlaze dru
heho poschod1, ktera spadla
do sklepa Sc zbytky kuchynf
podlahy. Cely dun poskozen
byl do sunny asi $4,000.
= Ohnem znicen byl v Ute
ry dun Thomase Hildt ma
Green Spring avenue. Pr ohni
doslo ku vybuchu, kterym W.
razen otvor z domu v rozsahu
asi 10 stop a srazil hasice, Cla-
renee Eckenrode z Pikesville
STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Chytil svIj povoz a zenu ma
mem.

Williama Vogla kun, VIZ a
zeleniny rozehnaly Sc cd jeho
obchodu We 200 blocku E. Pres
ton ulice kolem rohu a zmize-
ly. Vogel nebyl s mimi. Po-
zdeji ma ustTednf policejni sta
nici vysvetloval policii, re ma
prednfm sedadle povozu, kdyz
S timto Sc opet shledal We 1900
blocku st. Paul ulice, sedela
81 rok1 stara Katherine Nc
Phail re 1000 blocku Eutaw
Place. Tato opet vysvetlova-
la, re v noel re soboty ma ne
deli vylezla ma viz a konik Sc
dial do behu. Chytila "a jednu
oprat a konik uhnul sc "a rob.
Panicku nechali 81 ma stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Palili.

V Glen Burnie zatceni byli
Joseph Stanley, Frank White
a Don c.. Lanning a drzani
jsou pro dals1 fizeni pod zaru-
kou $500 kazdy. V tamnim
dome pirstizeni byli pri palenf
koralky. Nalezena bylo v do
me nadoba ma palenf 1900 ga
lon1 velika, $4,000 galon1
smesi ma palenf a 645 galonn
hotove kofalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

Mr.. Charles R. Hathaway, jeden Baltimorsky vynikajfcl
1rednik p1jcovny, ktery ma dvacetiletou zkusenost v tonic
oboru pdjcovny, dosahl zdaru a oblibenosti v %pdjcovani pc
nez tisici osobam, ~ponevadz Sc vykazal svou schopnostl ve
mi Sc obyval.
Mr.. Hathaway, ktery jest nynf hlavou Modern Finance
Company, Baltimorsky 1stav zdarne speje ku pTedu a smefu-
je elm dale k zlepsenf pomerd v tonic sHedisku. Pravf Mr..
Hathaway, "Zamyslfm zavest v1cero organisac1, jaka jest
Modern Finance Company v Marylandu, ku lepsimu poro-
zumenfa sluzbe v tonic Statu, tim zpusobem ku pohodlf OBJ
hem let jsem mel prflezitost pomoci tisfcdm V tonic Statu,
neb vzdy bylo mou m%ysenkou pomoci stradajlcim a potTeb-
nym, kterym jsem mohl v jich nesnaz1ch ulehciti a m1n1m
ma dale Sc venovati v nasem novem mfste Modern Finance
Company, kterezto stTedisko Sc naleza v elsie 1041 w. Bati-
more ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Pr pozaru restaurantu usmr-
cent CtYri.

\CAAA NAyAh
Ctyri osoby usmrceny byly a
ma tricet jinych zraneno v IL
terry v noci v New Yorku, kdyz
plameny nicena byla tTfposcho
dova budova restaurantu ma
SO. ulici a Lexington avenue,
v dobe, kdy tam bylo ma $50
mladych muzG a zen dcastni-
cich funkce katolicke clrkve.
Ohen vypukl dime ma ko-
sile a zmocnil Sc cele budovy
nezli zdolan byti mohl. z ma
voskovane podlahy tanecnfho
salu Vyrazily plameny, pode-
SEMI tancici prchali pred pla-
meny .je pronasledujfcfmi, cd
nichz chytily zaclony a kde
jake okrasy.
Nekolik muzG seskakalo z
oxen druheho poschodi, kdyz
schody zaplneny byly prchaji-
vfmi. Mezi obetmi byl SPRAY
ce restaurantu, 35lety Harry
NJ. Chu, Oman. Dalsfmi byli :
Martin S. Steiner, John j.
Gardella a mlada neZtotozne-
ma zena.
= Sedm mrtvol vytazeno
bylo z Victoria Mansion hote-
III v Lakewood, N. j., We sire
du. Hotel znicen byl pozarem
v utery v noel. Osm jinych
tezce zran6no bylo a fada il
nych lehceji, kdyz vyburcova-
ny byly re spanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Nadeleni.

Zlodeji ukradli 80 pytl1 GU
kru v noel ma nedeli z pekarny
V {. 1904 Dallas ulice, telefo-
novali majiteli z dilny o kra-
dezi a pax wall truck pekaf6v
a odjeli S t1mto i cukrem.
Pekaf, Gus Wedeman, els.
1884 Hartford avenue, vypra-
vel ma severovychodnl policej-
nj stanici, re kdyz mu zlodeji
telefonovano bylo, povazoval
toto "a Cert, ale pax pTece,
ably Sc presvedcil, pfisel do
dflny. V dime nalezl okno
rozbite a cukr pryc. Truck ce-
nil ma 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
AUTOMOBILE.

Pokuty a v6zenf ulozeny by
ly r1dic1m automobile, kteTi
souzeni byli V Traffic soudu
pro flzeni automobile, kdyz o.
pilymi byli. Allan M. Kable,
4Olety z Woodlawn a Joseph
F. Orndoff, 24lety, odsouzeni
byli ma 80 dnf do vezenf kaz-
dy a ku pokutam pc $26.45 a
pf1davek $11.45 pro neopatr-
nou j1zdu.
Eugene G.. Grimm, 38lety z
Richmond, m1sto ably 81 odpo-
cinul "a mf1zemi, radeji "a
platil 500 a dtraty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Smrt rnaIeho skolaka.

Muka vytrpel d~evftilety sko-
lax Karel Liska re StTelne u
Valasskych Klobouk. Sjizdel s
chlapci ma dvore pc dlouhem,
sikmo postavenem prkne a pTi
tom narazil ma kill, ma ktery
sc brichem 1plne nabodl. Ne
stastne dft6 bylo S k1lu snato
a We vsetfnske nemocnici sc le-
kari operacemi pokouseli cd
neho odvratit smrt. Vse ale
bylo marne. Hoch, ktery wy
trpel strasna muka, mel kdlem
rozervany vnitrnosti, hlavne
jatra a mel take roztrzene pill
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
cechoslovaci vitszi a poraze-
nymi.

V zimni Olympiad6 v Gar
misch-P aterkirchen, Nemecko,
hockeyovy team Ceskosloven-
ska ma zamrzlem jezere pora-
I'll mistrovskou sestku Francie
Ceskoslovensko take v dalsl
hfe porazilo Madary $50, TAX
re ma jiz k svemu dobru troll
vltezstvi, jelikoz v patek pora-
zilo Belgii SO. K zatezovacf
zkousce teamu Praha-Bratisla-
va ovsem dojde teprve, az Sc
dostane do kola S "t6zkymi
soupeTi'', jimiz nyni jsou Spo-
jene Staty a Nemecko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Pijcky ma fanny.

Federal Land Bank v Balti-
more a dive korporace: Pro
duction Credit Corporation a
Bank for Coopera-
tives, p1jcily farmam v Mary
landu $14,2OO.75O.
Federal Bank autorisovana
byla uzavirati dlouholete phi
cky kongresem pred 20 roxy a
nyni ma p1jcenych 1924 far
martin $8,356.000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Zlodsj zakopal zlatou mon
stranci a ciborium ma zahrads.

AAO0CJ ZdAOPdA ZAoIOO AAOAA
stranci a ciborium ma zahrads.
Jicfnska patraci STANCE Eat
kla Frantiska spasu z Malych
Vyklek. Byl usvedcen z ko-
stelni kradeze. Pred dvema
roxy byl vyloupen We Vapne
hostel. Jiz tenkrate byl Spas
v podezTenf, ale cetnfci nemeli
v rukou doklady. Teprve n.y.
nj byla u neho p%rovedena do
movnf prohlfdka, ktera tax OBJ
jasnila kradez v kostele a u
svedcila zlodeje. Pr pfekopa-
van1 zahrady byla nalezena
zlata monstrance, patena a ci-
borium. Ostatnf veci, pocha-
zejlcf z kradeze, podaTilo sc
spasovi prodat. Zatceny sc Ike
kradezi primal a proto byl
dodan do soudni vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Postovni klerk when.

Obvinen, re oteviral dopisy
a kradl z Mich, William Zorne-
man, 40 rokG starry postovni
klerk, zatcen byl postovnfmi
inspektory We ctvrtek. Kler-
KEN byl pc 20 rok1. V dopi-
sech, jez otevfel, byly male pc
nezite obnosy.
Wal celkem $3.50. Zacal
penfze brati. jak doznal, kdyz
sc oddal pitt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Johns Hopkins " penszitych
nesnS zich.

Nasledkem deficitu v obno-
SUI 1886, 900 letosn1ho skolniho
roku, universita Johns Hop
kins zmensiti asi must pocet
profesor1 university, jak ozna-
mil president DIR. Isaiah Bow
man.
Vedena Dude ash 1silna KAN
pan ma dopln6ni fondG univer-
site potrebnych.
Deficit tento netyka Sc le-
kafske skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
$4,000 nahrady.

Edward Williams, zrizenec
m6stskeho spalovace odpadkG
vysoudil v 1tery nahradu $751;
900 "a zranen1, ktere utrpel v
zari pri spalovac1 peel ma Phi
ladelphia road.
Nahradu platiti ma Foreman
spolecnost, vlastnicf truck, kite
rym prerazena byla William
sow panev, kdyz truckem ude-
rem byl.