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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
FOR ASPARAGUS

Serve broiled mayonnaise with
asparagus or broccoli. Beat one
egg white stiff, fold into one cup
mayonnaise. Pour into a shallow
pan, place under the broiler, and
broil to delicate brown. May be
broiled right on top of the vegc-
table.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
FOOD CALENDAR .
FOR THE WEEK
EBRUARY 9

Supper by the Fireside: Log
Cabin Salad, whole wheat bread
and butter sandwiches, pepper
mint candy ice cream with cocoa
nut tea strips. Or, hot dish of
the entree type, creamed meat,
fish or eggs, using log-cabin or
rail-fence idea with cheese straws,
bread sticks or biscuit cheese
sticks.
FEBRUARY 10
Log Cabin Salad: Arrange on
shredded lettuce, asparagus tips,
or cheese straws, one on top of
the other to form a square. Fill
with any desired salad, cole slaw,
fruit or vegetable combinations.
Pretzel sticks and a frozen salad
may be used for a one-plate
luncheon.
FEBRUARY II
Cracklin' Corn Bread: Fry out
diced pork fat. Make up your pet
corn bread, omitting shortening.
Add to mixture 1 cup of fried
out bits of the fat, known as
"cracklin's." Bake as usual, using
shallow pan.
FEBRUARY IL
LincoIn's Birthday Dinner: Split
pea or navy bean soup, meat pie
or chicken pot pie, buttered corn,
baked Hubbard squash, cracklin'
corn bread, blackberry cobbler or
a brown Betty. Maybe a molasses,
vinegar or a shoof1y pie.
FEBRUARY 13
Valentine Buffet Luncheon:
Salmon Mousse toitb gelatin
neayonndise
Tomato Aspic hearts and
asparagus tips gdrnish
Casserole of potatoes in pimento
sauce
Stuffed Celery Biscuit Hearts
Strawberry Jam
Vanilla Ice Cream aoith
Cherry sauce
Cupid Cakes Coffee
FEBRUARY IA
Let this Culinary Valentine
carry your love: Lamb chops
broiled, reposing on heart-shaped
cuts of boiled ham, mashed po-
tatoes with pimento hearts atop,
baked stuffed tomatoes, home
made rolls, His favorite cocoa
nut cream pie.
FEBRUARY IS
Sally Luns: Cream - cup
shortening, 1 cup sugar. Add 2
egg yolks, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Sift
together 2 cups sifted flour, %
teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoons baking
powder. Add alternately with "a
cup milk. Fold in 2 egg whites,
stiffiy beaten. Bake as cup cakes,
375 degrees, 20 minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09

kissed the tip of her nose lightly.
In a moment Mary followed
her mother upstairs and made
her sit in a chair while she made
up" her face quickly. 1t was the
first time her mother had de-
hberately used lip stick. Some
times she would put just touch
of red on her lips but never
enough to really show. Mary
altered this process and was
amazed at her own handiwork.
Now you're going to wear my
fur coat. 1t flares and it's big
enough and my cute little new
hat with a perky veil"
why Mary! They'll think
I'm"
Pretty, 1 know! SO do T."
But, Mary dear, there are
reasons why 1 didn't want to go
to the club. never go any more,
really"
That wasn't the way Pershing
won the war, Mumsey. He didn't
run from the enemy one bit. I
know exactly what you're talk
ing about; way ahead of you, in
fact, and it's all a lot of-of ap-
plesauce. Dad never loved any
body but you and all he needs is
to be reminded of it. A woman
that won man once can win him
again"
81 didn't win your father,
Mary. We've just fell in love
and married"
you didn't know it, but you
did! Women know more these
days. Whenever you want to
know anything just ask little
Mary. Now let's move along;
we're keeping the gang waiting.
You look grand!"
Helen looked in the mirror and
had to agree. She was astonished
to find how much Mary really
looked like her. In Mary's coat,
hat and makeup she was really
just Mary a few years older.
Suddenly she felt excited - why
this was going to be adventure!
The program would be nearly
over, but it wasn't the program
she cared about.
1t was a whim of fate to per-
NIT Helen to slip into the back
seat of the club auditorium while
a violinist was playing, only to
find when the lights flared up that
she was seated next to Susan Jen-
nings.
"Oh, hel-lom came Susan's low,
full voice. What a surprise to
find you here. John didn't tell me
you were coming"
"The children made me come"
said Helen, almost by way of
making an excuse. "They wouldn't
leave me alone at the house and
wanted to go to some night club
somewhere.
Helen could see Susan apprais-
ing her and felt little thrill at
the idea.
Susan herself had the smart
simplicity of youth in a dark
green velvet made along sport
lines, carefully tailored / fas-
tened in front with frog fasten-
ings instead of buttons.
I'VE so seldom see you these
days at the club, 1 thought per-
haps you weren't interested any
more"
Il have been pretty busy" said
Helen, but I'm always interested.
think the clubs do so much to
keep women on their toes"
Helen was amazed to find her
self saying this. She had never
particularly thought of women
being on their toes one way or
another. She had never voted.
seldom paid attention to the news
of the world. Her home had been
her world. 1t was John who had
peeked out of the door and wan
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
PINEAPPLE JUICE

Some day, substitute canned
pineapple juice, unsweetened va
riety, for milk in your white cake.
Cover with a pineapple-juice- but
ter-powdered-sugar frosting.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
MischaFasbi0us

THIS two-piece frock, No. 1O7,
reaches a charming peak of
grace with its softly swaying col
lar of silk pique. 1t comes in sizes
16 to A and can be made of
novelty cantons or ribbed wool.
Size 36 requires SIS yards of 80
inch material and 5s yard of 80
inch contrast material.
The smart two-in-one frock, No.
106, is suitable for many occa-
sions. Remove the jacket and
there is revealed an attractive
dress with new scarf and shirred
back. Size 16 requires So yards
of 80 inch material.
Mischa fashions are accurately
cut to size and are made of
strong bond paper. A simplified
cutting chart and practical step
by step sewing guide are in
cluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09

"A THAT with old and young
w going about this week,
wearing their hearts on their
sleeves, stuffing the mails with
'em, and appliqueing them to
otherwise drab dinner tables, I
for one intend to use up a bit of
sentiment, paying homage to a
man whose birthday is almost
upon us, Abraham Lincoln.
I have never been able to
understand why more "to-do" has
never been made over this man,
whose honey philosophy, under
standing soul, heart, as big as
the nation he loved, left such an
imprint upon humanity. There is
always a little tug at my heart
strings, that our observance of
his birthday is so often linked to
that of the good George Wash
ington, that we set our tables
with a cherry tree and hatchet
motif, and call it celebration of
our national heroes anniversaries.
Use the hatchets if you must,
but give little glory to the man
who used a larger-sized one to
split rails, chop down forest
growths, and build log cabins,
instead of a sapling cherry tree.
Sufficient unto the day. =.
SIMPLE FARE
There'll be no eggnog pies and
southern fried chicken to grace
the festive board, when I do
honor to the man who said The
Lord must have loved the COM
mon people. He made so many of
them" Instead, there'll be a re-
turn to simple, honey foods =
corn, squash, beans, fish, game,
meat pies, maple sugar, maple
syrup, berries and brown Betties.
Not only will the budget re-
joice. For these are the dishes
we've long been without, dishes
that are as much a part of our
lives as the old red brick school
house, the little white steepled
church we attended in our kid
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
A Baby For You?

If you are denied the blessing Of baby
all your own and yearn for baby's arms
write in confidence to Mrs. Mildred Owens
Dept. L, $50 Hanan Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-
and she will tell you about simple home
method that helped her after being denied IS
their lives. Write now and try for this won.
derful happiness. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09
BRUARY 10
BRUARY II

Cracklin' Corn Bread: Fry out
diced pork fat. Make up your pet
corn bread, omitting shortening.
Add to mixture 1 cup of fried
out bits of the fat, known as
"cracklin's." Bake as usual, using
shallow pan.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-09

Lamb or mutton, baked in a
barbecue sauce may pose as mock
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Kampan ma sebrani Communi.
ty fondu zahajena.

Kampaf, jejlmz 1celem je
sebranf S1,O97.OO pro Com
munity fond, zahajena byla v
pondeli obrovskou schGz1 We
zbrojnici pateho pluku, kde "a
bavnf program vyplnili pfedni
silly.
Charles H. Robson, general
nj predseda kampane, ozna-
mil, re upsano jiz bylo ma fond
$4O5. 900.
D1lezitost sebranf fondu Cd
porucovali recnfci: governor
Nice, mayor Jackson, Howard
Bruce, president fondu, James
H. Hepbron, Teditel fondu a
Tiny Bufner z New Yorku.
Robson oznamil, re 1900
kampanich pracovnfkG pocina
Sc sb1ranim DART v 1tery rano
We vSech castech mesta. Sluz-
by sve venujf dobrocinnemu
tomuto fondu zdarma.
"Davejte vice neil v posled-
MIN roce'', koncil mayor rec
svoji, "pro dobro vasfch spolu-
Baltimoran1 a pro dobro vsech
mas. Toto jest nase obec a mas
Community fond ma podporo-
van byti vsemi, KIDD mohou pfi-
speti ku slechetnemu 1celi to-
muto."
Odpoledne v pondelf, mayor,
governor, Bruce a JIM 1redn1-
ci, byli v cele parady jedouc1
obchodni casti mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
REGISTRACE.

Uternf registracf pTidano by
10 do seznamu volicd dalsfch
1879 osob. Demokrate S u
term registracf mali 1904
osob (115.409 muzG a 81.565
zen). Republicans S 1tern1 re-
gistracf mali 1882 osob $685.
900 muzG a 32.452 zen).
Republicans dtery predict
Ii d~emokraty We tTech wardach
re %. TTi wardy tyto jsou:
pata, ctrnacta a sedmnacta.
Do 1tery We tTech registra-
c1ch zaneseno bylo 33.313 Ger
noSskych volicG.
V 7. warde V 1tery zaneSe-
no bylo 1888 demokrat1 g.
OBJ muzG, 796 zen), 837 repu-
blikanG (426 muzG a All zen) 4.
StTedecnf registraci pTidano
bylo ku volicGm dalS1ch $3.50
volicG.
Ctyrdennf registracf zanese-
no bylo do seznamu volic1 eel
KEN 343.186 osob. Do volby
p1.jde tudfz 242.8O2 demokra-
tn Baltimorskych a 88.264 re-
publikanG. Demokratickych
volicG jest o 154.538 vice nezli
republikanskych.
= CtyTi odsouzeni byli We
stTedu pro faleSnou registraci.
Odsouzeni byli ma 3 mes1ce do
v6zen1 kazdy.
Dfvka, Helen Harnak, cole
ia, byla osvobozena z nedovo-
leneho hlasovan1.
Do vezen1 odsouzeni byli !:
Edward Andrszywski, 24lety a
jeho 21lety bratr Walter. Vo-
lii jiz trikrate. Dvacetilety
Edward Gibowicz volil dvakra
tie a Irwin Friedman, 23lety,
svad6l neplnoleteho ably Sci ku
volbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
ZastfeliI Sc.

Vincas Yanuulaites, 58lety,
z~astfelil sc v nedeli We svetnici
domu We 200 blocku S. Eutaw
ulice.
= Edward Schlutter, So ro-
ky starry nezamestnany chauf-
feur, zastfelil Sc v 1tery We
svetnici garaze We $500 blocku
Pennsylvania avenue.
= Bodnuty do prsou, 26lety
BENJAMIN Price z 900 blocku
Hollins ulice, wat byl do Johns
Hopkins nemocnice. Rama by
la zasazena v noci pred tim.
Kdyz Sc probudil v nedeli ra-
no, stezoval 81 manzelce, re bo-
Il JeJ ma prsou. Wat byl ku
lekafi, ktery shledal ranu V pr
sou. Policii udal, re pill v So
botu v noel a re Sc nepamatuje
co Sc mu stale anebo kde byl.
Pfisel domd kolem pndl seste
hodiny rano a usnul.
Do spanku strelen byl Pc
ter Palughi, 30lety. Wat byl
v nedeli do nemocnice v kritic-
KEN stavu. Kdyz prisel v ne
deli domd asi O p1l devate no.
dine vecer, manzelka videla,
re krvac1 re spanku ma hlave.
Kdyz Sc no tazala, kde a kym
rama mu %zasazena, rekl, to re
mic nenl a ably nevolala lekare.
Sousede vsak wall jej do ne
mocnice, kde kule vynata mt
byla z rany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Automobily.

= Jedouc1 ma MOTORCYCLE
35lety John Eganrider z Dun
dalk, srazil Sc v sobotu S auto
mobilem Harvey A. Boland z
Trenton, N. j., ma Washington
Boulevard. MOTORCYCLE jeho "a
chycen byl mezi Bolandovym
automobilem a jinym jedoucfm
v protivnem smeru a Eganrid-
row utrzena byla ruka leva do
celia Cd raene. z MOTORCYCLE
vyhozen byl asi 25 stop do W.
Sc. Pr padu narazil hlavou o
dlazbu.
= Ctyfi automobilisti zatce-
nj byli v sobotu noci a obza-
lovani, re ffdili automobily
kdyz opilf byli. Zatceni byli:
John F. Turek, 43lety re 100
blocku N. Milton avenue, John
E. Cooper, cernoch z N. Bond
ulice, Edgar A. Flagg z War
wick avenue a Amos Walter z
Washingtonu. Schytani byli V
rdznych castech mesta.
= Wilson Butler, cernoch,
souzen Dude FL. rfjna, pro au-
tomobilovou nehodu, v nfz oso-
ba v automobile jedoucf, byla
osudne zranena. Osobou tou-
to byl cernoch, 3Olety Silas
Lang, jenz zemTel v nedeli cas-
ne z rama v mestskych nemoc-
nicich. Byl mu prerazen kirk,
kdyz automobil Tfzeny Butte
rem a v nemz jel, 8. srpna, vra-
I'll do vystrazne vezicky ma
York road.
= 51lety cernoch, John
Banks, byl usmrcen neznamym
automobilem v nedeli ma JAR
|rettsville Pike u Phoenix v Bal
|timore okresu. Byl odhozen do
dalky 8 stop re silnice, kdyz
sci ma farmu nedaleko Jack
sonville kde pracoval. Usmr-
cen byl v dalce asi p1l druhe
mile cd sveho domova.
Usmrcenim jeho pocet po-
vrazdenych automobily cd led
ma do nedele vzrostl ma 341 o.
Isob.
Pet osob zraneno bylo v
automobilove srazce ma Bond
a Orleans ulicich. Jeden Tfdil
cernoch, 23lety John Finney a
druhy Joseph Schoeffield z N.
East avenue. Prvnf zalovan
pro neopatrnou jfzdu a druhy
lpro neudelani cesty druhemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

rod ziznil pc svobode = my
pomohli jsme mu il vydobyti.
Kdo je svobody hoden = ten
Sc re svobody raduje. Proto
radujme Sc, re sami jsme svo-
bodni a radujme Sc dale z to-
no, re nasi tam v krasnem Ces-
koslovensku nemusf pro vetsl
slavu HabsburkG a Hohenzol-
lern1 a ma jejich powell jit, u
mfrat nasi bratrf, muzi, otcove
a synove.
Budiz proto den %. T1jna
dnem vseobecneho sbratren1,
dnem radosti. Zapomenme ma
vse, CO mas cd sebe deli, CO mas
bolt, budme alespon V tento
den vsichni jen Cechoslovaky.
Svorne radujme Sc re svobody
nasf rodne domoviny a slibme
81, re "a svobodu naseho naro-
da tax tezce dosazenou-kdyz
by toho opetne treba bylo, zno-
WI dovedeme RADOSTNE pfi-
nesti obeti ty nejvets1 - az do
hrdel a statku..
j. M. Vondracek.
-Ctene radekaci Telegraph !
Den 20. rijna prohlaseni &C.
skoslovenske Samostatnosti a
We statu Maryland prohlasen
"a narodni svatek, ktery nam
vymohl p. senator Callan S p.
Jaroslavem Toulou. Budiz Jim
venovana srdecna v%zpom1nka!
S radostf vzpominame, re Czech
to byl, ktery mapu naseho sta
tn Marylandu vymefoval roku
1910, starry to pioner, Angus
tin Herman a re majetek jeho
jake Ceske Panstvi byl pojme-
novan. Tim naznacil americ-
Ike verejnosti, re je Czech a VIA
stenec! A re jednou vyhledan
Dude a byl! Nasfm dalsfm pi-
onerem byl p. Vaclav Simek,
ktery vzdy byl obhajce ceske
veci a neprohTeSoval Sc ma VIA
stenecke praci.
Proto dostavme Sc vsichni
bez rozd1lu, at neni Cechoslo-
vaka ktery by zGstal donna.
Dude to .jen male procento Cd
platy tenn nasfm hrdin1m, KITE
RI zivoty obetovali jen kdyz
vedeli, re Dude nase draha
Vast osvobozena. NaSe vlast
ma nasi pomoc
MI poc1tala a Verne re jest ma
81 povinnosti podati pomocnou
ruku Ease!
Anna Mizerovsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
M1stn1 zpravy.
Z ~krajanskych kruhi.

Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl v pondel1 p.
Anthony v. Cvach, manzel
Barbory Cvach, {. 821 N. Wa
shington ulice, jenz skonal ma
zapal pile pc 6 tydenn1 memo
ci We veku II rokG 1. Tfjna. Ze-
snuly, jenz narodil Sc V Horaz-
dovic1ch, odkud pred &C roxy
Sc pTistehoval do Spojenych
StatG, byl vyslouzilym policej-
MIN zTizencem. Pohrben byl z
kostela sv. Vaclava.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Velko- Vybor Jednoty Ces-
kych Dam statu Maryland S
podrizenymi sbory poTada
card PARTY" " nedsli, dine
IL. Tijna 1896 " Sokolovne.
ZaGatek We a. hodiny odpoled-
ne. Vstupne Is cent?.
- Sbor Sokolic prevail va
Teni " taboru Tyrs. Pokraco-
vano Dude die tohoto planu
kazdou nedeli. PTedkladana
budou milym hostip prava ce-
ska jidla a zavlazeni.
0 tanecek a jine zabavy ne
Dude nouze Ia krasneho poba-
veni Sc We stinu koSatych stro-
mI. 0 zakusky postarano i pc
obedG.
"Tabor" Dude zavreny tuto
nedeIi nasledkem zabavy " So
kolovne.
Prfsti nedeli, Is. rijna " Ia
bore Dude opet vaTeno a sla-
ven wesley den.
Kazdeho uctive I'VE
Taborovy Vybor.
= Card Party V D6lnickem
Dome V pond6lf, IL. rfjna po-
Tadana Dude sdruzenfm "Pil-
nych Vcelek'.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

Vycfta republikanskemu sve-
mu protivniku, ktery vynasel
pohadku o registrovanf "du-
chu' re strany demokratn,
zdali on general Hill, jeho
manzelka a jeho "dobry muz
Friday, registrovanf z (. 8 w.
Franklin ulice, nenalezf-li do
teto tfidy. A pax nechav tyto,
kongresnlk Palmisano ukazal
ma soudkyne Grace M. Hart
nett nynejsf residence, bJvalou
residence a to, re registrovana
byla v precinktu obchodnf cas-
tt mesta.
Rekl: "Pozoruji, re general
Hill stezuje 81 o registrovanf
"duch1" v nedelnich novinach.
Nevlm proc, ale to vzdy bylo
zvykem, jak demokratd tax
republikanG, kterf drive bydle-
Ii We starych sekc1ch mesta, da-
ii Sc registrovati v tech samych
sekc1ch, i kdyz Sc presidlili, a.
by 81 tax udrzeli sv6 volebnf
pravo v tech sekcfch. General
Hill delal to same pc Is rokd.
Bydlel v distriktu of Columbia
pc tn dobu co dftky jeho nav
stevovali tam skolu. Residence
jeho jest We Washingtonu, {.
1918 R. ulice, telefon ma De-
catur 0723 a prec stale wolf z
{. 13 w. Franklin ulice. A prec
vzdor tomu nikdo nechce zdr-
zovati generala a.. Hillovou cd
hlasovan1 zde."
- William Bauernschmidt
We stfedu prohlasila, re jest
pro znovuzvolenf presidenta
Roosevelta, kdyz recnila v sim
ma North a Pennsylvania ave.
= We slamenem hlasovani
|Sunu do konce stTedy hlasova-
10 v Baltimore meste a v okre.
SIGH o 77.18 volic1 vice pre-
Roosevelta neil pro republi.
kama Landona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Seminar okraden o kaIichy.

Jedenact kalichG v Gene pres
$4,000 ukradeno bylo v ponde-
Ii re sakristie st. Mary's semi
mare V Roland Park zlodejem,
20 nemz tam n~ezGstalo stopy.
Drahokamy posazen6 zlate
a strfbrne kalichy, majetek
kn9zf tamnfch, byly zavreny
We schrankach sakristie. Klfce
ukryty byly. Zlodej nalezl ty-
to, otevfel kabinety a kalichy z
Mich ukradl. Kradez vykonana
byla mezi 9 hodinou v nedeli v
noel a 6. hodinou V pondelf ra-
no. Ma kradez upozornil Sc
minarista, jenz pc 6. iodine do
sakristie vessel a nalezl kabine-
ty otevren6. Student kradez O.
znamil lined sym pTedstave-
nym, kteff z pocatku domnfva-
Ii Sc, re kalichy lbyly n6kam j.
nam polozeny. Policii kradez
oznamena byla o p1l tTetf no.
dine odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Pet ton narkotik skonfisko-
vano.

Pet ton m%arihuana, naleze-
ne policil a vladimir agenty
ma farme We $500 blocku Brent
wood avenue, Dundalk, skon-
fiskovano bylo v sobotu. Ia
kazana rostlina tato, j1z uz1va
Sc ku otrave cigaret, nalezena
byla rostoucf ma poll zakrytem
kornovym polem. Ma poem
ku ma stoncfch kornovych dra-
ty pripevneny byly plodiny
tyto.
/. Diva Mexikani: Joseph Mar
tinez a Rubi Sanchez, zatceni
byli. Ku dalsimu Tfzeni drza-
nj jsou pod zarukami: $4,000
a $4,000.
Ku nalezu vedeny byly 1Tady
nasledkem udanf, pc jehoz OBJ
drzeni lieutenant Koch a SER
geanti: Morris Smith a Alfred
Pitt, vesli do domu ma Druid
Hill avenue a tam We sklepe
nalezli 800 liber rostliny teto.
Dim stTezen byl ma to polici1
pc nekolik hodin az Sanchez
do neho vstoupil a byl zatcen.
Sanchez doznal, re marihuana
vlastnil a zavedl policistu do
1870 blocku Proctor ulice, v
nemz Martinez byl zatcen. Ma
lezeny byly u neho til busle
rostliny teto. Tyto byly ususe-
ny a rozdrobeny ably svinuty
byti molly do opojnych ciga-
ret.
Ma poll nalezeny byly ston-
ky kornove, k nimz draty pfi-
vazano bylo 5000 rostlin tech
to asi z importovanych sazenic
z Mexika.
We 400 blocku Argyle
avenue zatceni byli polici1 diva
cernosi kouffcf marihuana CT
garety. Mfsto ably spaleny by
ly, jak puvodne rozhodnuto,
byly ma radu soudce uschova-
ny, ponevac povstati by molly
naroky jistych osob ma nahra-
du. Pr odstranovan1 rostlin
pracovali ctyrf muzi pc cely
den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Padem prerazil 81 kirk.

Padem S trucku We Washing
tonu zlomil 81 v 1tery vaz sole
TT cernoch, John Harmon z N.
Schroeder ulice. Pc prvni po-
moci udelene mt We Washing
tonu pTivezen byl do zdejs1 u
niversitni nemocnice. S true
KEN pfijel do Washingtonu z
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Phi homie nemeckych mysi
strelen.

Jesse L. Scott, IL rokn sta
~, stfelen byl do stehna, Will
liamem Ryan, 16letym, kdyz
tento behem honby Ia krysa-
mi zakopl a z rucnice jeho Wy
stfelena rama, jez zasahla Scot
ia. Ku zranen1 doslo v ponde-
Ii ma poll v bl1zkosti Bruins
wick a Eagle ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

John j. Enoch, udal, re v
pondeli v noci ukraden mu byl
AUTOMOBILE cd domu jeho, els.
2709 Bayonne avenue, v nemz
bylo IA psac1ch strojkG asi Ia
$500 a desfti dolarove radio.
Odhaduje svoji ztratu = eta
je v to automobil = ma $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

Dvacet sest osob prchlo ane-
DO zachraneno bylo z budovy
kourem naplnene v 600 blocku
w. Lexington ulice, v nfz dffv1
slozene v pTfzemi hoTelo. Sest
zachran6no bylo hasici a ostat-
nj prchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

Diva bandite prlnutili George
Gayo, Tidice taxicabu z {. 1886
N. Chester ulice, v pondell v
noci sednouti ma zadni sedadlo
zatfm co jeden sedl ku r1ditku
a ujel s timto do dalky 80 mil
ku Paoli, Pa, nedaleko Fila
delfie, kde oloupili jej o penl-
re, hodinky a taxicab, z nehoz
jej vyhodili.
Do taxicabu jeho v Baltimore
vsedli ma North Avenue a Wa
shington ulice a nafldili mu Je-
ii do Towson. Tam ohrozili jej
revolverem a zavezli jej media
leko Filadelfie.
ZAPLATIL JSEM JIZ
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-02
Townsend Meet
Held Tuesday

The Wheeler Townsend Club held
it's third meeting in the Gospel
Tabernacle Tuesday evening.
The meeting was opened by Pres
ident, Harry Sankey. After the
minutes by Sec. Jerry Reinerson
MI. King, Townsend Club Organizer
in this territory, gave a brief but
interesting talk on Townsend Clubs
and their Real Object.
The members then held a brief
discussion of the Townsend Dance
to be held at the First Chance Fri
day, April third. All persons are
cordially invited and urged to be
present.
The Townsend Club will meet
every Tuesday at 500 pm. Watch
for notices as to place of meeting.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-02
Below Zero in
New Cold Wave

Thermometers in the state went
to below zero figures again this
week end in an early spring cold
wave. while the weather man to-
day promised no immediate relief.
Lowest temperature reported in
Glasgow was s below zero early
Sunday morning, while the mini
mum at Fort Peck was E below.
The cold weather came Friday
night, as previously predicted, and
brought with it q snow fall of about
3 inches, with a water content of
% inches at Fort PECK.
Radio weather reports received
in Fort Peck showed that the en-
tire northwest was covered by q
high pressure area which brought
toboganning temperatures. The
coolest spot in the nation Sunday
night was Sheridan, Wyoming,
where it was sixteen below.