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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Today's Sport Parade
By Henry Mcl.emore tUnjteA Press Stan CosrespondensD

Miami Beach, Fla, Dec. 10-(UP) The next time your favorite gold fish summons you to his bedside, deep in the coral and fern of his bowl on the window ledge, and in- forms you with 8 sad fiutter of his iridescent tail that he is about to die, do not despair.
 Tell him to go ahead and die, and not to belong about 1t, either, because you want to try a new and startling method of bringing fish back to life discovered by Edison Kipp, Missourian, and Leon Jen- kins, Florida cracker, both of whom wear the silks of the Rod and Reel club.
 Kipp and Jenkins started their experiments on dead fish several
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
SIGNALLING ARRIVES
 FOR TITLE" BOUT

New York, Dec. 10.--(UP)-MaX Schmeling of Germany arrived aboard the liner Bremen to protect his challenger's interests in heavy weight championship bout with Jimmy Braddock.
 Maxie, worried about proposed l2-roEnd non-title affair between Braddock and Joe Louis in Atlantic City in February, will attend tomor- cows boxing commission meeting where the matter will be threshed out.
 Schmeling signed to meet Brad dock for the title next June and deposited 4S,000 forfeit with the commission. Braddock has neither signed nor posted a forfeit. He is expected to do both at the commis- sion meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
PLASTIC SURGEON ;
 AIDS GIL DOBIE

Boston, Dec. 10-(UP)-The name of Gilmour (Gil) Dobie was femoved from the City hospital danger list last night, a few hours after the Boston college football coach un- derwent facial operation by Dr. v. H. Kazanjian, noted plastic surgeon.
 Dobie and his assistant. Frank Murdock of Natrona Heights, Pa. suffered serious injuries in an auto- mobile accident Q week ago. Mur- docks name remained on the dan- ger list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Baseball Commissioner Expected To Declare Himself
Coming Here For U. s. S1geebstakeS

ASTOR CLARK
 Of WashingtOn, D. c. ranking Number . bowler of the United States, according to the National Duckplrl Bowling Congress. He was U. 8. Sweepstakes champion in 1884, his 2,036 for IS games being the highest score to win the event In six years. Dixie Sweeps champion of 1885, his 2,003 fer IS games was best count fl, five years. Clark will be in Waterbury for the United s tates Sweep. stakes event at the Mattatuck sl- Ieys on Saturday, January g, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Beverage League
 Notes

Well, the Ciders finally got beat a couple and 1t was the next tc last place Wine team that turned the trick. The league leaders start ed of with their customary strong game in the opener and won with out too much difficulty as Doc. Hay les celebrated his return to the league by rolling a 126 score and J. N Delaney har 128. They went com pletely to pieces in the second and third games however, as the Wines rolling good and consistently, had things all their own way. Harry Conway's 147 single and 367 three took honors for the Wines and Murray's 324 triple was next in line, For the Ciders, Fritz Kern had 325 and J. N. Delaney 324. Art Kennedy did very well to get 300.
 Jack Slattery's 128 single total led the Whistles to three game upset victory over the supposedly strong Cognacs. Even in winning, the Whistles were not too strong themselves. Their first two games were under the 500 mark, but still they were able to win by 10 and 4 pins respectively. They hit 535 in the last game to beat the "Cogs" by 19 pins. Galullo had 308 mad Me- Carthy 3O5 also for the Whistles. Dick White was high for the Cog macs with 3l7 and staffstrom had 3Ol. The victory for the Whistles gave them undisputed possession of second place with 20 wins against 13 losses.
 The Champagnes and Gins put on an odd match. The latter swamped the former in the first game by 5l pins and then the for mer swamped the latter in the sec. ond game by 49 pins. With matters all even, they then put on close third which was won by the Gins when Fred Delaney made a spare ir the last box and got enough naples on his fill to give his team the game by 3 pins. The outcome probably would have been different had Gre gory of the ChampagneS not missed his one pinner in the last box. Fred Delaney 329 and Carl Schoenmehl 316 starred for the Gins. Ray Ber- gin 307 was high for the Cham pagnes. Neither team hit 1900 for their three game efforts.
 The Beers set back the Brandies in two out of three games. The Brandies were minus the services of T. Corden and 1t was heartbreaking to lose that first game by only 2 pins. They were able to win the second by 8 pins, but were outscored in the last by some 40 pins. more or less. Johnny Nelson 335 and Green 3l6 starred for the winners and Montony 335 and Mike Horan 326 led the losers. It was nice to see Horan back in form again. He has been having some wretched weeks of late.
 Jack Slattery continues to lead the first division average men with 113.3. Conway has high single oi 157 and Gregory high three of 4O8 Next week we'll have the figures for the second division.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

W. Heynge who kicked football around for Princeton in the early of the century forward with that for logic and by HNl why which to the five line in the second period should pnazed by having to kick on receive from the 70 n ends the period when the ball the goan words there two football played with two hckos oddly enough the ball retains its position the whistle third periods So why not follow the through the game in interests of fairness?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
TITLE

The idea of James J. Johnson, Garden promoter. that the Impelli- tierre and Pastor contest Dc for the heavyweight championship of New York state, has met with the ap- proval of the local fans, who are eager to have a state champion in the heavyweight division. The box ing commission win undoubtedly place their ofiiciai approval to the suggestion at their meeting today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
DIAMOND A. C. WILL
 HOLD DINNER DANCE

The first annual dinner dance of the Diamond A. Q. will be held at the Mountain View Inn Saturday evening. Chairman Frank Nardoz- zie expects over 25 couples. The principal speakers will be John R. sugrue, Francis Corbett and Robert ziiare. Martin Grady will be toast- master.
 Others on the committee are Frank Nardozzi, Kenneth Landolfi Nicholas Martinelli and Charles Donate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
ELI ICEMEN WIN

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 10.--tUP) Andy Gagarin's four goals helped Yale's hockey team defeat Boston University 9-3 last night.
 Gagarin opened and closed the Yale scoring. The Bostonians ended the first period in 1-l tie and only Jerry Desroesier's checking pre- vented a greater defeat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
St. Stan s
 Pin League

Lefty" Roman took high single this week in the match games in St. Stan's A. bowling league with l21 while the Red Sox, led by Captain Schevenski, took undis- puted possession of first place, de- feating the Athletics. -
 Mary Victor continued her fne rolling in the girls division, hitting 110 for high single and 27l Tor high three. Frances Brovick led her team to two wins over the Aces. The Red Sox and Tanks will meet next week. Z,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Last Nights Fights
By United Press

New York - Harry Jeffra, 119 1-2. Baltimore outpointed bantamweight champion. Sixto Escobar. I21, Puer- to Rico, (non-title) (10): Tony Marine. 1i8, Pittsburgh, outpointed Cristobal, Jaramillo, 120 1-2, Puerto Rico (8).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

New championship invitation Florida bad that Central and Torrngton because of und basketball reported It's things like that small though
  instances of which the present situation s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
GOOD PROTECTION

Wool sponges are used by Colum- bia university's football players un- der their shoulder harness and un- der the hip pads to protect them from hruises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
This Sporting World
A Little of T,his and That
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

As far real football concerned the New Years will be Sunday Yoks Polo Grounds when the Green Bay Packers favotes win from the Boston Redskins national championship the I'd Thop Memorial years York Giants knocked payon for the % id team and former Giant that fair support from it's home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
The Standing:
Beverage League Notes

The Whistles take on the Gins Friday night and the Champagnes are up against the Cognacs in what should prove to be very interesting matches inasmuch as these teams are all punched in the present stand ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

white and were allowed box Baltimore when Louis Kid Cocoa recently outponed Jack the second time in many bout having Bridgeport last Yet Porney the which hankd by flock of extra police though bance without great deal of trouble taking of the ten rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
SPEED ON SKIS

Ski jumpers at the point of take of into space travel sixty to 1l0 miles an hour. depending upon the slope of the hill. according to ex- Derts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
THOMASTON BEER
 BUCKETS vICTORS

Thomaston, Dec. 10.-Kilman with an average of 118-10 is lead- ing at the end of the first six week period in the Mems Bowling league in the Thomaston Bowling alleys L. Ryan has high single of l74, Griffin high three of 407.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Some More Fun
 "Texas" Barrett, the North End boy, has a hook that can sweep around corner. The boys are witt ing for Texas to crash a 400 set,
 Matty Penikas is beginning to show form and Swede Larson has developed another star rookie.
 Joe Lanouette, the silver tongue orator, is all atwitter these days. Reason, he is sporting a good aver age.
 ,Jo-Jo White, the kid who rolled a sensational 69 score last year is back with a vengeance this year, his bowling is very, very good but his smile is better.
 Phil Hamel, the man of many af- fairs, is rolling in sensational style for his team and no doubt will win the award for the most valuable bowler in the league. Did someone say is he versdatile, just listen to this, pats his hair with one hand, plays a mean game of bridge. uses more than a box of matches in a close game, outstanding fisherman and hunter, knits sweaters and frys eggs.
 Neil Mantino had one of those nights. He made both the big team and the dinky five.
 What did Frank Johnson say when Rudy Hamel ade that last spare and won the game by three ''ls?
 Braves vs. Giants, alleys l and 2; Red Sox vs. Pirates, alleys 3 and (; Athletivs vs. Yankees, alleys , and 6; Tigers vs. Cubs. alleys and 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Imagine basketball for than five without eyer being fouls despite hard aggressive that record owned by Joe Swasey of the Knights night when he benched for the Ns time by it Wvn't happen for at least five more
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Hopes Weker night which from behind in the worlds championship tour Waterbury grand exhibi o cushion and balklne game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Fancy shooting by Dutch LaPointe and Felix Longo kept the Tribunes well in the lead over the Baldwin Props at all times in their game last night. Each added 12 points to their box score. Charlie Lewis paced the Props with 5 points, in the tilt which. ended with a 30-20 score in favor of the Tribes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

turtle that Mickey has been outng amateur baseball last $420 winning by four lengths Mickey looking the window though he has played the horse steadily three months
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

IOtalS .........l6 Al
 Score at half time-Red Devils 20, Speedboys IS. Referee-Booth. Time-Four 10-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
ITALIAN RECREATION
 BOWLING LEAGUE

High Single-Bike Greece ... 159 High Three-Pat D'AngelO. .. 392 High Average--John Balocchi 11s.14 II. Team Pinfall-California. 173S5 High Game California. ....... 598 Fl. Team Average--californi 10b.55 High Team Three--Princeton. 1876
 The weekly War Cry B c California!
 Thursday night at s:30 o'clock. Perfect attendance expected due to expected trouncing of California by Princeton and nobody waits to miss thnti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Referee: Mccormick. Time-Twt 10 and two 8 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Recreation Bowling
 League

Weekly Honor Roll Cole, 380; Roden, 368! Carlo, 363; B. Hamel 358; J Brick, 354; Manzo, 352! P. Brick, 351l Masi, $50.
 Grand Five
 Capt. Cole, 153; Mantino, 142; Roden, 133; Carlo, 132; Manzo, 128.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Grand Five
Dinky Five

Capt. Chirgwin, 31! Johnson, 83: Barrett, 83; DiFronzo, 86; Mantino, 86.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

Jack Slattery continues to lead the first division average men with 113.3. Conway has high single of 157 and Gregory high three of 408. Next week we'll have the figures for the second division.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10
Never Meslled

10 and two 8 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-10

4O4 3Je 349 1l2o High single orintas. l30. High three-Orintas, 322. High game--I,ynns, 4io. High totai-Lynns, l2ie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

62 roxy starry muz usmrcen
byl V nedeli neznamym auto
mobilem ma Washington Bou-
levard, kdyz 81 Sci z turistick6-
no kampu koupiti chleb ma We
cefi, Telo jeho vyhozeno by
10 do vzduchu a zdrceno. Au-
tomobilista ~zastavil nekolik set
yardG cd m1sta a hledel ma
zpet, jak vypov6del muz "a
hlednuvs1 nestest1. Co merry
chleji V okamziku rozehnal au-
tomobil a ujel. Usmrcenym
jest Oscar Goodel z Pontiac,
Md. Nestestf udalo sc u Wa
terloo, pet mil jizne cd Elk
ridge. Vracel Sc S bratrem
svym z Floridy do Michigan.
V nedeli Goodel byl druhym
ktery zabit byl automobilem v
Marylandu.
Prvn1m byl Frank T. Kline
felter, 65lety onemocnely re
Spring Grove nemocnice. Era
men byl automoblem Kazimier-
re Szymerjiski z Gainesville
ma Frederick road u Nunnery
lane. Smrtelnemu zranenf po-
dlehl v nemocnici tehoz dine.
- V nedeli zranen byl auto
mobilem 11lety James Knight
re S. Kenwood avenue.
= Behem ctrnacti dn1 pocet
Marylandskych obetf automo-
bil1 dostoupil 1tery vysse 13
usmrcenych osob.
V pondelf usmrcen byl Frank
R. Roman, 45lety hospodsky z
Perryville We srazce automobi-
lu sveho s truckem v bl1zkosti
Aberdeen. Jeho spolecn1k, AL
lison Barclay, byl tezce zranen
Sest rok1 stara skolacka,
Grace Stoneham, zabita byla u
Hagerstown truckem. D1tko
slo dom1 re skoly V poledne.
Ma Grain Highway usmrce-
ny muz ztotoznen byl jake Ed
win l.. Mattern, spisovatel a
pravn1k ma odpocinku z Erie,
Pa. Usmrcena zena z~.jistena
byla jake Katharine E. Snyder
klerkyne hotelu z Washingto-
nu. Tezce zranena manzelka
M~atterny, sotva vyvazne 1.-Two
tenn.
j. E. Turner z Brooklynu
zranen byl a~utomobilem ma
Annapolis road u Louisa ave-
nue.. Automobil, ifmz srazen
byl, f1dil Richard F. Respess z
Annapolis road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Diva zfizenci like1hiho vyboru
v podezEeni.

VinenV, re "nezakonite"
zadali $40 jake 1platek cd
Henry Gryger, jenz ma hospo-
du v {. 1920 Falls Road, Hen
ry Cernack, 4Olety Inspector
likernfho vyboru, byl zatcen v
pondelf.
Zatcen byl "a nekolik hodin
pc zatcen1 Edwarda r. Tho
mas, jineho inspektora vybo-
ru, ktery zadrzan byl pod "a
rukou $4,000 pro velkoporo-
tn, re pfijal 1platek $40 cd te-
hoz hospodskeho. Uplatek dan
MT byl v markovanych pene-
z1ch v hospode Grygerem. Eat
cen byl TAME policisty, kter1
ukrytf cekali ma pT1chod jeho.
V 1tery zadrzen byl pro vel
koporotu Cernack pod zaru-
kou $4,000.
Oba prozatimne zbaveni by
Iii svych mist v likernfm odbo-
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Universita Marylandska musi
priiati cernosskeho studenta.

Marylandsky Nejvyssf soud
v Annapolis rozhodl, re Ger
nossky student, jenz ma po-
tTebne kvalifikace, must byti
pTijat spravou university "a
zaka pravnicke skoly univer-
sity. Rozhodnutf to ucineno
bylo ohledne Donalda G. Muir
ray, Baltimorskeho cernocha,
jenz graduoval z Amherst ko-
leje roku 1884. Kdyz zadal o
pTijet1, byl odmrsten.
Nejvyssf soud pronesl, re
pravnicka skola university je
castf statni spravy, re stat pc
cuje O vzdelan1 v pravech
svych obcani a re povinnen
jest tudfz privilegia skoly dr.
Yeti pTfstupnymi obcanGm bez
rozd1lu barry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Obchodni scitanf.

Asi IS zrfzencd WPA usta-
noveno Dude "a scitace obcho-
dnfho censu, ktery veden jest
vladimir departmentem obcho-
du. Scftani pocfna We 2. kon-
gresnlm distriktu kolem Is. le-
dina. Druhy kongresn1 distrikt
zahrnuje: Baltimore, Howard
a Carroll okresy a severn1 cast
mesta Baltimore. Kazdy OBJ
chodn1 podnik, hotely, pojis-
tovny, banky 1radovny pro ne
movite majetky a kontraktor-
ske 1Tadovny, budou zadany o
udani sve obchodnf cinnosti
behem roku 1885.
Scftanf vedeno jest, ably
podana byls urcita odroved
ma obchoJnf cinnost, platebn1
listiny a zamestnanost.
UTadovny censu budou v
Commerce budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Kagawa Dude zde devstkrate
Fecniti.

Toyohiko Kagawa, Japonsky
krestansky pracovnfk a social
nj pracovn1k, povazovany dnes
"a nejmocnejs1 osobu mezi IL
dem Japonska, prijede do Bal
timore v pondel1.
Prvn1 rec pronese V Goucher
koleji, pax prijat Dude kazate-
Ii v Prvnlm Methodistskem
kostele. Hostina uspoTadana
Dude v Southern hotelu. Kon-
Gil Baltimorske Mladeze sejde
Sc ku schGzi S MIN v pondelf
vecer. V Baltimore z1stane
do 1terka.
DR.. Kagawa podobne jake
Gandhi v Indii, zasvetil zivot
.svGj pro dobro odstrkovaneho
prosteho lidu.
Prace sve pro dobro techto
pocal konati, kdyz mu bylo FL
rokd V Kobe, v Japonsku. V
b1dnych ctvrtfch mesta tohoto
nakazen byl Denim neduhem,
pro ktery malem by byl byval
vyloucen re vstupu do Spoje-
nych Stat1, kdyz pTistal S lodi
v San Francisco. V Kobe do
brodinec tento prosteho lidu
zustal pc IA rokG.
Mimo jine byl zakladatelem
hnut1 organisovaneho delnic-
iva v Japonsku a zalozil tam
prvn1 pomocne druzstvo mezi
delnictvem roku 1918.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

We spojitosti Hitleroveho Ne
mecka. Je nutno pozvednouti
co nejostrejsiho hlasu, ably ty-
to reakcnf silly byly zakriknuty
a umlceny. Je potreb1 praco-
vati k tomu ably styky mezi te-
mito dvema staty byly co nej-
uzs1 a ma strane druhe CO nej-
v6tslho odsouzen1 pro ty kteT1
pracuji do rukou Nemeckych
katG.
(Priste pokracovano.)
Pozorovatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Kradez.

Zlodeji vnikli do domu Louise
Epsteina ma N. Payson ulici a
ukradfi z nehoz satstvo a sper-
ky V Gene asi $1,000.
= Mattel lekarny, Joseph
Poltilore, oloupen byl We sire
du We sve lekarne els. 442 N.
Fremont avenue cernochem 0
$23. Cernoch do fekarny vstou-
pill kolem pGlnoci.
= Truck, ma nemz nalozeno
byl odevet ton cukru, ukraden
byl z garaze Central Whole
sale spolecnosti, {. Ais N. Cen
trail avenue.
Prazdny truck nalezen byl
ma Hollins ulici u Franklin
town road. Urednlci sp~olecno-
sti soudf, re cukr cen6ny ma
5000, ukraden byl bootlegry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Zvlastni zasedan1
zakonodarny.

Governor Nice oZnamil, re
zasedanl Maryland
ske zakonodarny zahajeno bu-
de v prvnfm tydnu mes1ce bre-
Una. Odlozen1 z unora ma bfe-
zen umozni zvlastn1mu pOmoc
n6mu vyboru,a ably kazdy odstln
pomocne situace ddkladne pro
zkouman byti mohl. Mama
ceno,ze obnos asi $675.O00 ne
Dude dostatecnym ma potfeby
pomocne akce a re nejaky
zpd6sob vypnjcenf sc must Wy
pracovan 'byti jak pro okresy
tax Baltimore mesto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

Porota rozhodla v pondel1,
ably Belle Steinour vyplacena
byla nahrada v obnosu $4,000
"a zranenf utrpene v automo-
bilove nehode ma Greenmount
avenue a 20. ulici srpnu. V
nehode pTerazena il byla no.
ha. Automobil T1dil Joseph L..
Westerkan.
= Ia rychlou jfzdu rychle
pokutovan byl v pondelf Jesse
w. Williams z Washingtonu v
Halethorpe. Zaplatiti musel
$151.45. Jel pc Washington
Boulevard rychlostf pres 60
mil v iodine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
$50 odsouzencH ma zahalce.

re vice neil $50 odsOuZen-
CT veTejnych v Marylandske
kaznici denne pochoduj1 re
svych eel a pc cely den zahali
pax v dflnach kaznice, uvede-
no bylo We stTedu We zprave
zalarnfho vyboru.
Vice nez osmdesat procent
trestancG je t1mto ma zahalce.
Vedle toho cely pfeplneny
isou vice neil $50 trestanci
tax, re byl nutnym mnohe z
mich ubytovati v loznic1ch sta
re budovy.
Podobne oznameno z polep-
SONNY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Uloupili $500.

III OZbrOJenl bandite pre-
padli V patek dTadovnu Ameri-
can Ice spolecnosti v {. 2210
w. Franklin ulice a uloupili z
nj ma $3.50.
Prchli v automobile S Penn
sylvanskou licens1. Kazdy re
zlodejd vessel do 1radovny il
nymi dvefmi pred prepadem.
V teze uTadovne zabit byl v
srpnu hl1dac, Fred Smith, jenz
udefen byl cernosskym zlode-
zeleznou tyc1 do hlavy.
V dobe patecn1ho prepadu VI
uradovne byli ctyri zT1zenci
spolecnosti spolu S Harry Coo
hiram, superintendent pod
niku.
Ma obzalobu, re prepaid
a oloupil Thomase ECotanakis
o tobolku, v nfz bylo ST, Ro-
bert McKinnon, cernoch, dr.
Fan jest pod zarukou $4,000
pro velkoporotu.
McKinnon a sedm jinych
cernochG zatceni byli v dome
We 1900 blocku E. Monument
ulice, kratce pc okraden1 Co.
tianakise ma Madison ulici u
Greenmount avenue.
Cernosi byli pokutovani S2.45
pro zakazanou hru.
= Kdyz John M. Orndorff
vratil Sc domd z prace, shle-
dial, re jeho apartment v els.
1112 n. Charles ulice byl O.
kraden o satstvo v Gene pres
500.
- Solomone Labrozzi jdou-
CT do schGze Amalgamated
Clothing Workers, {. 107 N.
Eutaw ulice, prepaden byl ma
Lafayette avenue trent cerno-
chy, jedn1m z Mich uderen byl
do Fad, krku, list a vyrazen
mu jeden cub. Kdyz chtel vo-
lati o pomoc staten mu byl klo
bouk pres oblicej a dsta. z
kapsy ukradli mu So a zmizeli
= Richard Poarch z Falls
Road ma Union avenue zahle-
dl stojfcf automobil ma rohu.
Kdyz byl V same bllzkosti je-
no, muz vysel Cd tohoto a "a
dial Poarche O sirku. Kdyz Cd
opvedeno, re sirku nema, zvo-
lal neznamy: "Do pekla S te-
bou'' a udeTil jej do hlavy, Re
napadeny malem by byl upadl
do bezvedom1. Pribehl jiny a
oba chopili Poarche a zatahli
jej do ulicky, kde wall mt to-
bolku sc SIS.
Lezfc1mu v ulicce poskytly
pomoc dive zeny v blfzkosti
jdoucf, kdyz pc druhe zadal je
o pomc. Ma prvn1 prosbu asi
domnfvaly Sc, re byl opily.
Vedle 1deru do hlavy, kop-
nut byl dvakrate do zaludku a
nekolikrate srazen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Tszce zransn padem Sc zdi.

Thomas Carney, 73lety, tez-
ce zranen byl padem Sc 16
stop vysokeho zebr1ku ma stra-
ne Biddle ulice u 1stavu Little
Sistres of the Poor ma Valley a
Preston ulic1ch. PTerazil 81 no
hu a panev. Spadl kdyz po-
moci dvou hoch6 chtel prelez-
ii zed z ulice do 1stavu, kde
byl chovancem chudobince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Governor snad opusti
nemocnici.

Prohlasena byla nadeje, re
V tonic tydnu governor Nice
Dude moci vratiti sc z nemoc-
nice do sve residence. V ne
mocnici lecena jeho ochurave-
Ia noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Statni rozpocet skoncen
9 prebvtkem

Maryland zakoncil roku 1885
S pTebytkem So, go. 81.
prosince nezaplacene dane z
pTedeslych rokG obnasely ST.
271,409.93 vedle ,222.-
% DAM, jez zaplaceny byti
mely "a rok 1885.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Meststi zrizenci ma hostins
tanci.

Vice neil $50 hostf a clend
mestskych zrfzenc1 sdruzenf
z1castnilo Sc hosting a lance v
hotelu Lord Baltimore v pom
deli. Mayor Jackson pronesl
kratkou rec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

Baltimorske poulicn1 osvet-
lovan1 stale v roce uplynulem
$1,292.000, nejmensf to obnos
behem poslednich dewitt rok1.
Uspory doc1leno bylo tim, re
uzito mens1ch elektrickych
"bulbs" a re cena elektriky
mestu snfzena vedle jinych
prostredkG SetTeni.