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The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-21
EDITORIAL
COMMENT
Catching and Saving
From Our Exchanges

SotShhh6 uiAu saving
This week we begin assaults up
on the fish, those innocent denizens
OF the lakes and streams.
Nearly everyone is especially
hungry for both fish and fishing.
A long cold winter whets the appe-
tite for a trip to a lake or river. a
tug at the line, skillet noisily fry
ing over an open fire. There are
very few people to whom such
things do not make a most urgent
appeal
Along with pleasure in fishing
there must be a lot of sense in the
years to come. We cannot catch
fish as was once done in this sec
ton. If we do there will be no fish
the time will never come when the
fisherman in some of these splen-
did lakes gets excited over a seven
inch perch. That looks impossible
now, but it is what has happened
in other sections where fishing was
once the equal to that in this neck
of the woods.
While we think about catching
fish this summer let us also think
about saving some.-Grand Rapids
Herald-Review.
Where's the End?
Last week work was begun on
the Lac qui Parle conservation and
water control project in this state
for which the Federal government
has made an appropriation of $780,
900 and the state S4250OO The to-
tai cost Of the scheme is to be
something like S2,500,0OO and the
money now available is just start.
II this were the only similar pro-
ject there would be very little to
worry about but 1t is only one
among many and its cost Is small
in comparison with others that
have been started. There is the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-21

High blood pressure is normal
for some persons, according to DR..
o. H. Perry Pepper, of Philadel-
phia.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-21
Odd Device Puts Line Out of Order
Pulls Up 20 Fish In Single Cast!

Worthington-At least one of the fishermen who
beseiged Okabena for bulheads week ago as
founded by his luck He caught 20 bullheads, carp,
crappies, and pike in one cast When his line
snagged in some wire he pulled to the surface an
elaborate fish trap that had been planted cul-
vert under grade The catch caused quite sensa-
ton along the waterfront The game fish were re-
turned to the lake and the trap destroyed Fish traps
in any form Illegal and the person who planted
the trap is subject to arrest and heavy fine.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-21

bows end?-Blue Earth County
The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-21
Turtle With Date Carved In Shell Returns 20 Years
Later

Rochester.-A strange, strange story of mud
turtle that back is told by W. L. Toogood, real
estate dealer at Rochester. AS small boy he and his
brother sped and seized mud turtle which had ven-
tured into the farmyard. Before they let it they
marked the date the bottom of the shell. Time
passed and 20 years later Mr.. Mud Turtle came back
to visit his Toogood friends It the same turtle,
for bottom of it's shell it bore the dates mark
ed a score of years before
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS
Continued From Page One]

Getting Acquainted With Pic
tures". She illustrated her talk
with pictures thrown on the
screen. Mr.. Gildersleeve lead the
singing of several semi-popular
airs, after which he gave a very
interesting talk on music in every
day life. The girls Glee Club
rendered several selections under
the direction of Miss Shatz.-The
baseball team added another vic
tory to their schedule by defeating
the Harrington outfit at Harring-
ton on Monday, May 4. This was
a very closely fought contest 1t
tok the Smyrna boys '12 innings to
master their opponents, but they
finally took the game with a score
4-3. George TIL wley's pitching
was outstanding throughout the
game, and the rest of the boys
gave him excellent support The
banking results for the week are
as follows: Number of pupils in at
tendance, 822; number of deposit
ors, At; amount deposited for the
day, 1892; amount deposited to
date this year, $1,064.8
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
At PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev James R.Gailey, Minister, An
noupces Services For the Week

Rev James R.Gaileyr Minister, An
nounees Services For the Week
Next Sabbath is Mothers Day.
If is very fitting that one Sabbath
If the year should be set aside in
tbe churches to be observed as
Mother's Day, because if there is
one great source of Christian
l+eaching and instruction it is to be
found in the mothers who have
oiven themselves to Christ. When
yo,,ng Matthew Simpson tremb-
limo broke the news to his widowed
mother that he felt called to
nreach the Gospel. which would
necessitate his leaving the home,
she exclaimed with tears of joy,
"oh, my son, 7 have prayed for
this hour every day since you were
horn. At that time we dedicated
Won to the Christian ministry"
Campbell Morgan says, my dedi-
cation to the preaching of the
word was maternal. Mother never
told it to the baby or the boy, but
waited. When but eight years old
/ preached to my little sister and
her dolls. My sermons were Bible
stories which 1 had first heard
from my mother" 1t was not un-
It'll years later that he knew that
his mother had given his life to the
Lord to be used by Him. This
great source of spiritual strength
lis to be recognized in the church
OF the Sabbath as we assemble for
worship. - The usual services will
be held on the Sabbath: 10 a. M,
Sabbath School; IL a. M, sermon
by the minister; 6:45 p. m, Young
Peoples Meeting, at which the re-
ports of the Annual Spring Rally
of the State Christian Endeavor
Union postponed from last Sun
day. viii be given; 7:30 p. m, ev-
ening service. at which the pastor
will bring to a close his series of
sermons on Tragedies of the
Bible The midLweek prayer SER
vice will be held in the chapel
Wednesday evening at 7:3O p. m.
We will continue our study of the
book of Acts.-The Mite Society
will meet Thursday (this EVENING"
at the home of Mrs. William
Thompson at 7:30 p. m.-Choir
practice will be held in the church
Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
HARVEY C.. JONES HONORED
CONTINUED From Page One)

Harvey Speakman, Smyrna station
agent, he resigned in 1920 and en-
tered the employ of the Clayton
Bank and Trust Company. becom-
ing its cashier. Later a position
in The National Bank of Smyrna
was offered him and he rose rapid
ly until he became vice-president
and trust officer, all the while
studying to improve his opportun-
tiles. AS the new president of the
Bank of Smyrna, he is said to be
the youngest bank president in
Delaware. He is receiving the
congratulations of his friends on
the success he has attained. Mr..
Jones, during his residence in
Smyrna, has become identified
with other interests. He is super
intendent of Asbury M. E. Sunday
School; member of the official
board of Asbury Church; member
of the Board of Education, Smyrna
Special School District, and is a
member of Harmony Lodge No. 13,
A. F. and A. NJ He married Miss
Pearl Boggs and has one daughter
now attending the Smyrna Schools.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
tContinued from Page One)

Garman farm near Delaney's. Mr..
Webb attended Oak Hill School in
its early days, after which he en-
tered Williamson School OF me-
lchanical trades near Media. Grad
uating in 1895, he entered the
drafting department of Bemens,
Miles Co., in Philadelphia in the
steam hammer department and
from there on had busy and USE
ful life. In September, 1919. he,
with his family, moved to Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio, joining the faculty OF
the Mt. Vernon Academy, teach
ing woodwork, drawing plans for
the beautiful administration build
ing, carpentry shop and music
studio. In 1924, Mr.. Webb, sever
ed his connection with the Acad-
emy and with his son, established
the Manufacturing Printers Com
pany in Mt. Vernon, O., of which
ne remained secretary and treas
urer until his death. Mr.. Webb is
survived by his widow, one son
George F., one sister Mrs. Mary
w. cannon of Holly Oak. Del, two
grand children, nine nieces and
nephews. Mrs. Cannon was visit
ing In this community when in
formed of her brothers death and
Immediately started for the West
lnterment was made aSturday at
mound View Cemetery, Mt. ver-
non, Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
PEST CONTROL
IN ORCHARDS
Continued From Page One)

any favorable weather Cor apply
ing the petal-fall spray. For this
application it has been suggested
that growers use the liquid lime
sulhur gallons, arsenate of lead
8 pounds, and hydrated lime 5
pounds to 100 gallons of water, or
Bordeaux mixture of 4-8-100
formula. This spray should be
completed before the Calyz lobes
have closed. Wettable sulphurs are
not recommended for this spray
because of threatening scab infec-
ton and below average tempera-
ture condition. With reference to
peaches, DR.. Adams has advised
that for the shuck spray the grow
ers should use wettable sulphur
with pounds of arsenate of lead,
pounds of zinc sulphate and 6
pounds of hydrated lime to each
100 gallons of diluted spray. The
shuck stage in peaches is when
one-half of the peach is exposed by
the slipping of the shuck. DR.. L.
"A Stevens, entomologist at the
Delaware Experiment Station, re-
ports no particular increase in cur
culio emergence up to May 1, but
their progressive emergence will
be rapid with the return of normal
and more settled weather condi-
tions. Those fruit growers in Kent
county who are not receiving this
orchard spray service are request
ed to get in touch with the county
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07

extension Office where their names
will be placed on the mailing list.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07

:; ~: VICINITY
L. pid O..skman y in the
Is h Judge p a,ior Court tc
ptf S,uisstbourne from
sds victor Llgnt'
:, usl5 was GRANTEE H,e,
" sst d sisitjOn 'iia in Superior
sts bowman !. asaipsa g auto
! ',,snt which ,osp ospp
b, 'srrss late in 1850
: ,boc1lsy, Negro pius, !, !,
i III d St. Jones ss+srnoor nas95
alaas '.s-' A 'corOners jury
!, ,..a.y evening, May y, VI. II
!, h ! ,sil, Isipsic. Will MI 'a,un con.
= I1'Ia s'a,1t Highway, has glad
std to loan 'ne Is o,,apinc
4 bis hall for the evening
j. Peninsula hummed
rtb preparations for the
,sasOu. Trucks and
s.dsd with crates and
mrsd out by busy factor
i, highways. The hamp-
sug dropped at the fieids
|, / n harvest. A somewhat
|, rOv than last year ap-
ravect for the peninsula
: \, with Indications prices
NOD. Some growers esti-
sOugh, that frost had kill
! ut twenty-five per cent OF
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
NOTICE

In pursuance of an order of the Register.
in and for New Castle County. Delaware,
dated April 16. A. ID. 1886 notice is hereby
given of the granting Letters of Testa-
mentary on the estate of Walter E. Dom
ovan on the 18th day of April A. d. 1886.
All persons owing the Estate will please
settle same at once. All persons having
claims against the said Walter z. DON
ovan are required to exhibit the same
to such Administrators within one year
after the date of the granting of such
Letters. or abide by the law in that be-
half. which provides that such claims
against the said estate not so exhibited
shall be forever barred.
DAISY r. DONOVAN,
4-23 3t Administrative.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07

meetings have been held at more
or less regular intervals of one
month. In the years just prior to
the reorganization in 1925, only z
meetings were held in four years.
IN the early days of the organiza-
tion the meetings were held in the
evenings. Later, but still when
eacn OF the ladies drove her own
morse, the meetings were held in
the afternoon.
From the reorganization in
1879, they have been held in the
evenings. Since May. 1926, the
meetings have been held Jointly
with Victory w. c. T. u, large
portion OF the members belon0ina
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
.THOROFARE AID
SOCIETY EVENT

'Oontinueo from Pave One
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
NEW SERIES
RVTH ZINC AMI I0AN CT0CK

BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK
From now until May 31st. 1886, shares
may be had in a new Series of stock of
The Kent County Building and Loan As
sociation. Dues are fifty cents per share
per month. shares mature at One Hundred
Dollars. For further particulars and to
secure shares. call at the office of the As
sociation.
THE KENT COUNTY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
15-17 Dover Green,
Dover, Delaware.
81 2
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
|SONALAND
kCIAL ITEMS
Who Come and Go,
rTo Our Community
\ Former Smyrnians
kAyD CLUB PARTIES

Rlbsrt C. Warraek and
b Mss Mariana Stevens,
rT been living at Long
Calf, arrived Wednesday,
gvsal months visit East.
4 Yend this week in Leip-
Mrs. Warrack's father,
IAN ?. Moor. leaving from
b Annapolis, Nd, where
E taken an apartment un-
! the marriage in June, of
sughter,Mis Betty Stew
lf Atterp who will grad
from Southern Seminary.
Vista, the last of the month,
II week with her mother
h.
~ Mrs. Kenneth s. Covey
Nrt, Long Port, N. Y,
va visiting her mother,
sdy Cooper.
GU. Harmonson, who left
ay for Pittsburgh, to
laughter, Mrs. Kline Weir
Wen is expected to re-
hs The last of this week.
~ Mrs. William ]. Taylor.
n ra m.Bell, Mrs. Elva Nc
~ Miss Laura Bell, mo-
Valley Forge on Tuesday
'a' beautiful dogwood.
Nora Wills of Stanbono ~
! oesn spending the past
with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
a left on Tuesday to
asse IN Baltimore. Md.
aVld Hofecker of VIII
/, as T. been visiting her sis
lllaa0eth Jones, and is
ns sass ! Of another sister,
| |c.... - A0ss Of near Kenton.
s..ss Thompson of Balti-
N. Iae weekend with his
= L NJ Price and Mr.
! ]. Edw;n ,,,,,
\ N''ssa Sasla Wilson will enter
,s ,'a'lssasy ssss9y a, afternoon bridge
y y Sa nome this afternoon
= Weekend in atlant;a tlsaata
. Dr. and Mrs. Robert
| t.s a'1sst e Rowland has re-
kas = y, Petersburg, Flor
! as,s sAs and and Mrs. c. Davis
| NJ. ps esn spending the
'sts longer. iAained for
H.. Vummins + cno.,.
\ ny 'sturnsd to their .'b9@a. bonao
Il TiIn,sftse after spending the the
\ B,s,aD Osakyne has return
|ss,s'I AN Mass, where She he
! ssl sss weeks as the guest lest
II, AIs. n., Howard Knox Z ok
/ No bavs '''ert Massey and
|aP =. ss's occupied "Bel-
Patss y, 'ae winter. have
luibU.oo u Colonial Hotel. nave
,1dag tbs ynam, who has
P%aa ana WINTER W at Lake
III 0lll ff~
! " : S,'slerday. al
! peaias d all of Baltimore
\ a few ,,sVis days =
y, u Wa, and LITTLE
Y. sus "~lmington, ~ are ;.' ~
'''' Robert rhomn. rn.
MET H.. frazier ane
Mth y. ,.la'chison snen,
-, ~, :, and Mrs. Raw Raw
c0llingswoosd
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
ENTIRE LOT OF
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS
Terms mS:-CASH
III. p. C. HANSON,
Near Bay View School
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER TAG r
13. No animals removed unless call
is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from a contagious dis
ease will be removed.
12-5 If
Smyrna times., 1936-05-07
Special Prices, 4ec. s9c. SIS

Sold in Smyrna by Jones Pharmacy and in
Clayton by Keys Drug Store. Guaranteed
by Evons Laboratories. Drexel Hill. Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
RUDY DUSEK zapasiti Dude S
HANK BARBER pristi utery.

PT1st1 1tery, dine 16. cervna v
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park Rudy Du-
SEX zapasiti Dude S Hank Bar
Der V hlavnim zapase.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku ucinkuji:
DR.. Len Hall VS.. Ed Meske
Jack Donovan VS.. Jim Wright
Ralph Garibaldi VS.. George Lee
nihan; Sander Vary VS.. Jack
Gasek.
Vstupne: 4Oc, 99c. S1.1O a
$1.65. zeny v pr1vodu muzc
mali vstup volny!
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase Vincent Lopez porazi]
Chief Little Wolfe v 81 MIMI
tach.
Zapas mezi Ivan Managoff a
Hank Barber pc 80 minutovem
kf1zkovani prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Charley Strack porazil Mike
Romano v Fl minutach.
Jack Gacek porazil Andy
Meixner v IL minutach.
DR.. Len Hall prohlasen by
jake vftez mad Al Billings.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Republikanska konvence
" Clevelandu.

V Clevelandu sesli Sc V tydnu
tonic republikane, ably zvolili
kandidaty presidentskeho a
MISREPRESENTATION a uJedna-
Ii platformu, ma jejfmz zakla-
de pfi presidentskych volbach
bojovati budou a Sc snaziti o
vitezstvf republikanske strany
v zemi.
Uterni den zaznamenan byl
pro rec senatora, Frederick
Steiwer z Oregonu, jenz mluvil
prot Rooseveltove administra-
ci. V 1tery strana, jez Sc pfi-
cinuje O vyvolenf kandidatem
governera Aft. M. Landona z
Kansasu, nabyla ma s1le. De-
legati pro neho ~pracujfc1 naby-
Ii moci We vyboru ma resoluce,
jmenovali do pfedsednictvl to-
hoto sveho kandidata a ovladli
mnohe jine dGlezite vybory.
Vetsina Marylandskych de-
legatG v 1tery nebyla We stavu
uciniti mnoho pro governera
Mice, jenz stale doufa, re vyvo-
len Dude "a kandidata mlsto-
presidentskeho 1radu. Cast
rada by videla kandidatem
Landona.
Vyhlidky senatora Borah z
Idaho "a kandidata president
skeho 1radu v 1tery nebyly
zrovna nejlepsfmi.
Stat Texas v 1tery naklonen
byl kolonelu Frank Knox jake
k%andidatu.
Pokladna republikanske stra-
ny mela v 1tery $220.856 ma
volebnf Rampant.
We stfedu S velikym nadse-
MIN vyslechnuta byla rec byva-
leho presidenta, Herberta Hoo
vera, ktery drtive kritice po-
drobil nynejs1 vladnl admin
straci. Sin byla posluchaci pre-
lplnena. (.
Rec tato uznana byla "a nej-
Ilepsi jakou kdy Hoover prone
81. Use ukazalo We stredu ne
Ito, re Landon Dude pfi prvnin
hlasovanf, nejprednejsfm
kandidatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12

President podepsal Edgewood
pTedlohu.
President Roosevelt podepsal
predlohu ma povolen1 $1,114.-
i'll ma zdokonalen1 municnlhC
skladiste v Edgewood arsena-
Ilu, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Uspsch delnickeho zapasu ma
slovenskych velkostatc1ch.

V okresu Dunajska Stfeda ma
Slovensku byla ukoncena stav-
ka dvou tisfc zemedelskych del
Mkt. Skoncila 1spesne, nebot
ma miste dTfvejs1 mzdy 6 az Z
Kc "a den pTi sestnactihodino-
We praci Dude nyn1 placeno 9
az Is Ke pri praci IL hodln
denne. Dosud vsak V ruznych
slovenskych okresech stavkuJe
ma z tis1c zem6d6lskych delhi
XII, kteTf vesmes pracuj1 ma vel
kostatcfch. Take oni dosud do
stavali tTeba jen 6 Kc "a 16 no.
din dfiny. Pr tom Sc nalezll
zbytkovi velkostatkafi, kterl
caste vyplatili ne1plnou mzdu
a hrde prohlasovali, re Sc nebo
j zaloby; exekuce pry by byla
bezvysledna. Nen1 divu, re "a
.techto okolnostf zemedelske
delnictvo sahlo k poslednlmu
prostredku, Ike stavce. V Hor-
mich Salibach opustilo praci ma
tTi a p1l tisfce d6ln1kG, ma jiho-
slovenskych velkostatc1ch Je-
den a pill tisfc a zbytek ma
stTednim Slovensku. V okrese
Dunajska StTeda, kde delnici
dosahli splnen1 svych pozadav-
XII, ztratila komunisticka agl-
|tace p1du pod nohama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12

ny, jezto v pravidelnem stat
MIN rozpoctu povoelny obnos
ami zdaleka nestacf ma obranny
program, jak jej ma vlada W.
pracovany.
Csl. vlada udava, re pff-
tonne dobe je wanna politicka
situace "a hranicemi a ia re Wy
zaduje tento zvyseny naklad
ma zbrojeni. Proto krone o.
mech 100, 100000 dollarG, KITE
re jsou jiz zahrnuty We vladimir
rozpoctu ma obranne ellie, ma
byti povoleno jeste dals1ch 800,
100000 dollar1 v americke
meme.
Prirozene tento vysoky po-
zadavek nem1ze sc kryti S pfij-
mem republiky a proto onech
800 milionG dollarG ma byti Ii
skano vypsanfm move p1jcky,
prodejem statnfch obligacl ne
boil bondG.
Vetsina techto penez ma ma
rodn1 obranu ma byti v6nova-
ma ma vybudovan1 pevnosti po-
del nemeckych a madarskych
hranic ma m1stech, kter6 by v
pT1pade ozbrojeneho konfliktu
byly nejvfce ohrozeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12

- I. S. Kathean, namofn1k,
zranen byl automobilem v An
napolis ma obliceji a nohou.
Kdyz priveden byl ku vedomi,
udal, re bandou cernochu byl
napaden, stlucen a pax prejet
automobilem.
- Sestilety hoch, Oliver,
ienz zranen byl tyden pred tim
v automobilove nehode, zemTel
v pondeli We zdejsf nemocnici.
Zranen byl kriticky ma Oak a
.27. ulici.
- Shozeny z rychle jedou-
ciho automobile ma viaduktu
We 5000 blocku Hawkins Point
silnice, 2Olety Lawrence w.
Wilkens, usmrcen byl v 1tery
ma mfste. S MIN jedouc1 17lety
Joseph Michael z Washington
Boulevard, byl zranen lehce
Policiste, Joseph Kadlec a Pa.
trick Donohue, kter1 nehodu
vysetrovali, zjistili, re automo
bill Sc vydluzili, ably s MIN jel
ku rece koupati Sc.
- Henry Bolander, 16lete
mu, kdyz ma Liberty Height
avenue Sc vyhybal AUTOMOBILE
a S bicyklu sveho shozen byl
prerazena byla ruka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Csl. Tide xii " derach.

"Gazeta Gornicza" z Krako-
va, pTinesla zpravu, re Poole
statistiky csl. ministerstva So
cialn1 pece v Ceskoslovensku
pres 10000 lidf zije V stras-
nych pomerech. Bydlf v jesky-
mich, v derach, We sklepech, We
starych cihelnach a take v "a
kopech, ktere vykopali vojaci
v dobe svetove valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
President Tecnil " Little Rock,
Arkansas.

President Roosevelt We sire
du V feci sve, kterou pronesl v
Little Rock, Arkansas, slibil, re
jeho administrace "p1jde ku
pTedu" ma sirokych zakladech
konstituce V resent ekonomic-
kych a spolecenskych potTeb
dneSnich.
Zastupy jimiz naplneno bylo
stadium, v nemz slavena stole
ia pamatka zalozenf statu Ar
kansas, cftany byly We stredu
ma 10000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Automobily.

NeZnamy S uKraQenym V
Cumberland automobilem vra-
zil zde do domu Anthony Bro
sick, {. 226 S. REGISTER ulice,
rozbil pTedn1 dvere domu a po-
rouchal cihelnou zed. We svet-
nici narazem pTekoceno bylo
nekolik zidlf a obrazy strhany
re hrebikG. Rldic utekl.
= Edward C. Evans, 23lety
z Washington, odsouzen byl
soudcem Traffic soudu ma sest
mesic1 do vezenf a pokute
$251 ma zalobu, re automobi-
lem svym poskodil ctyTi auto
modify ma Washington Boule-
ward nedaleko De Soto road.
Jel bez license, nemel regi-
stracnf listek, nejel pc prave
strane silnice.
V nedeli usmrceni byli v
Marylandu automobily til.
Thomas Greenhawk z Easton,
usmrcen byl v blfzkosti Easton,
kdyz mu doSel gasolin. Jiny
automobil, flzeny Arthurem
M. Cockeham chtel jej witt do
vleku a dotahnout jej do me-
sta. Kdyz j1zda zahajena by
la, Greenhawk strzen byl mezi
automobily, poranen ma hlave
a ODE nohy mu prerazeny V
kratkosti zemrel v tamnf ne
mocnici.
Leroy Domer, 19lety z Wa
shington okresu, usmrcen byl
kdyz Sci pc silnici dive mile cd
Hagerstown automobilem Ri
charda Bonebrake.
George w. Smith, 19lety re
Sargent ulice, Baltimore, byl
shozen z motorcyklu, kdyz tim
to vrazil do automobile Char
lese Brigandi ma Cough ulici.
V trojnasobne srazce auto
mobilG ma Eastern avenue a Sa-
wage ulici, kdyz jeden automo-
bill vrazil do druheho a vrazil
tento do tfet1ho, zraneno bylC
pet osob.
Policista Howard Bates z w.
chodniho distriktu vrazil auto.
mobilem sym do automobile
Johna Sonnenleites. Manzelce
tohoto otresen byl mock.
72leta Johanna O'Donnel
prejeta byla taxicabem a nohs
il prerazena. Rldicem taxica
bu byl William Paskow z Phi
ladelphia road.
- Curtis Steele, 21lety z E
Lombard ulice, odsouzen byl
pondeli ku pokute 500 a Il
trait, re rfdil automobil, kdy;
byl opily.
Ku pokute 500 a dtrat cd
J souzen byl farmaf James w
Frank z Randallstown, re v o
pilosti Tidil truck. Kdyz soud
ci rekl, re jest otcem trf d1tel
' a re pokutu platiti nem1ze, cd
soudil jej soudce do vezenf nj
: 80 dni.
" nehode u Oxford, Pa.
diva Marylandstf, 22lety Masol
Finger a 24lety Harry Kraus
re Sinner, Md, usmrceni byli
ondeli, kdyz MOTORCYCLE S MIN
(. vrazil do AUTOMOBILE.
!. V jine nehode tehoz dine
, Oxford zraneni byli tTf. Lo
wellu Hirsch, rozbita byla leb
: ka. Druzi diva zraneni byli leh
ceji.
: John Drenner zemfel
: pondeli, 63lety strojvGdce Bal
fillmore and Ohio drahy, podlel
: nuv zran6n1 utrpenemu v au
| tomobilove nehode 10. kvetna
kdyz sjel s automobilem svyr
Sc silnice do pTikopu ma Frede
a rick road u Ellicott City a al
tomobil sc pTekotil.
a Umrtim jeho pocet usmrce
nych automobily Maryland.
e dospel v pondelf poctu 1853 G
sob.
- Neznamym automobiler
ma Mayo-Muddy Creek silnie
prejet a zranen byl 25lety A
vim Lee re Shady Side.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
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