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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-07
Served as Harbingers
Both Good and
Bad Tidings.

@Belis have played no small part
In history" says a bulletin from the
Washington, D. c., headquarters OF
the National Geographic society. 8
among the many renowned bells
whose ringing has ushered In new
chapters In the story Of mankind is
the Liberty bell, most beloved his.
torical relic Of the United States
the bulletin continues. prior to its
cracking, the Liberty bell had a very
active voice In the affairs of the ma
ton. Its most far reaching utter
ance was that of July s, 1776, when
1t announced the public reading of
the Declaration of Independence
which had been formally adopted by
the Continental congress on July 4.
17T6.
Liberty Bell Hidden Under Floor.
Threatened with British capture,
1T was removed from the tower Of
Independence half on September IS,
1777. and hidden beneath a church
floor in Allentown, Pa, for almost
a year. Rehnng in the tower, 1t
pealed for festivals and anniver-
saries until its fatal accident in 1885,
when it cracked as it was being
tolled for the funeral procession of
Chief Justice John Marshall.
"Other historic bells treasured by
Philadelphia r the chimes which
ring from the steeple of old Christ
church.
IN Sicily, in the Thirteenth cen
fury, nearly 5000 Frenchmen lis
tened stolidly to the ringing Of the
Sicilian vespers, unaware that the
bells were signals for their cold
FLOODED massacre. In the Sixteenth
century France, clamor of bells cried
the beginning of the murder Of thou
sands Of Huguenots.
Bells Warned Of Floods.
among England's most appealing
legends about bells Is that of the
Bow bells in London. When young
Dick Wilmington, hungry and desti-
tute, was leaving London to seek his
AOIluuC ClSCWuCHc, IL 10 Sdlu LliC
bells, of this old church rang out
and seemed to say: Turn again
Wilmington, thrice lord mayor Of
London It Is a familiar tale OF
how, cheered by them, he returned.
found work and later actually be-
came lord mayor.
civilian the Conqueror enters the
history Of bells through being the
first TO strictly enforce the rule that
all lights and fires should be extin-
guished when the warning bell rang
at eight o'clock. As late as the
Nineteenth century, In many Euro
pean towns. ringing Of the curfew
(c0uvre-feu or cover frey was stimuli
taneous with the ~squealing of nu-
merous door hinges as shopkeepers
hastened to obey the law.
.But bells used to strike terror to
the hearts Of people in the Neither
lands When, In the silence Of the
night. bells tangled madly from the
sentinel's watch tower, soldiers
swarmed to repel approaching In
80 80 . ATtEA- -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-07
E-v.rybody'r Here

A bearded, helmeted bust grac-
Ing the newscivic auditorium In San
Jose. Calf. looks like q hero. but
what hero9 Cabrillo. the explorer.
volunteered the Portuguese Voters
league. Marco Polo, certainly, coun-
tered the North Star Social club.
Left Erickson, put In the Swedish
order. vasa. Just a symbol. said
Architect Ernest N. Curtis.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-07
An. Boyi

Alta Boyl
Overheard on q dance floor the
other night:
Him-Say, little girl, do your eyes
bother you?
Her-No-whyf
Him-Well, they bother mel
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-07
SMHI9A
just . Little Lows
Pr0fess0r-What Is lit
Nurse-A boy, sir!
=. Professor-What does he want?-
Border Cities Star.

Never Say Die
1T Is said that we shall pass away
as q tale that ID told"
@But tales that m told don't pass
away; they are forever being told
agaln."-Exchange. 4
So They Do "a
WifeyI wonder why It Is that q
nautical mile is nearly q seventh
longer than a mile on land?
Hubby-Well, darling, that's very
simple. You know things swell In
water.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
County Will
UrgePaying
OF Old Tax
Perry and Bum In
structed To Make
Drive; Sheriff Col
lects $6,4SS

An intensive drive for the coHec-
ton of back taxes due Vance county
prior to 1885 will be conducted during
the months of September and October
and the county commissioners Mon
day at their regular monthly meet
ing for September instructed County
ATTORNEY 3. II. Perry and A. A. Bum,
former county attorney, to press all
collections on these old accounts
In cases were property owners have
not satisfied demands upon them by
November /. public notice will be
given that the county will proceed
TO take possession of the property in
volved
Sheriff j. e Hamlet reported to
the commissioners tax collections on
1885 account amounting to $6,4SS.17
during August. To this was added al
so S29012 in fees that went into the
salary fund, and privilege licenses of
S43.75. A credit of S133.S0 was also
taken for rebates, making total of
$6,955S4 in credits against the list
entrusted to the sheriff for collection
on 1885 account.
Mr.. Bum reported to the board the
collection of S9i67 on old accounts.
The board instructed G. w. Adams,
county accountant, to put on the tax
books all stocks of cotton and tobacco
discovered on storage in the county.
A free license to peddle fruits and
vegetables in the streets was granted
to Sam Currin and one also to Ran
dali FARRELL.
license to operate a pool table at
South Henderson was granted to
Clyde Inscoe.
1t is anticipated that the new tax
books for 1886 will be ready to be
turned over to the sheriff for collec-
ton by the time of the October meet
ing of the commissioners on the first
Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
DURHAM MAN HEAD
DISTRICT RED MEN
M. N. Goodwin Elected
Sachem; T. E. Rocker
Prophet; 100 Attend

M. N. Goodman, of Durham, was
elected sachem of the district conven-
ton of Red Men held here Monday,
Labor Day, and it was decided to
hold the next semi-annual meeting In
Durham on Easter Monday. Other Of
ficers elected included N. H. Ayscue,
of Epson, this county, SENIOR saga
more; G. w. Pearson, Of Rocky
Mount, junior sycamore; c. H. Den
ton, of Rocky Mount, chief of records.
and. T. E. Rocker, of Henderson,
prophet.
The afternoon session was conven-
ed at 23O o'clock in the hall of Mo
hawk Tribe. No. So, of Henderson,
host to the district meeting. J. B. Gee,
of this city, former great sachem of
North Carolina, presided at the SEES
sion and welcomed the visitors, with
the response by Judge Walter Bass,
of the Durham recorders court.
Mayor Irvine B. Watkins also spoke.
At the conclusion of the session, the
visitors and members of the local
tribe assembled at a local restaurant
for a supper as guests of Mohawk
tribe. j. B. Gee was postmaster at
that time.
Several State officers were present
for the convention and spoke to the
convention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
J. c. COOPER MADE
LEGION HEAD HERE
Kittrell Becomes Post Adj
jutant in Installation on
Monday Night
TO DROP HUT PROJECT
Plans Also Made for Celebration of
Armistice Day and Command
or To Name Committee
To Make Plans
TO DROP HUT PROJECT

J. c. Cooper was installed as post
commander at the monthly meeting
Monday night of Henderson Post, No.
60, of the American Legion, along
with the other officials who will
serve during the coming year. T. S.
Kittrell was made post adjutant.
Mr.. Cooper succeeds G. w. Fur
queron, who has served as comman-
der for the past twelve months, and
Mr.. Kttrell takes the place held by
II. E. White for the past several years
Other elective and appointive officers
were indicted into office at the same
time.
After considerable discussion, the
post decided not to press at this time
plans for the erection of a Legion
hut, a subject which has agitated the
post FOR some months.
Plans were also discussed for OBJ
servance of Armistice Day on Novem-
her II, and Mr.. Cooper as commander
was authorized to appoint a commit
tee to make definite arrangements
fer the occasion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08

Meantime, the Federal building that
has hitherto been occupied was empty
today Several persons either were
ignorant of the transfer or allowed it
to slip their minds, and unconscious
ly went to the old post office today
for their mornings mail. But they
found it deserted and locked.
All lock boxes were transferred in
tact to the temporary quarters and
were set into position during the
night The arrangement is convenient
for all box holders.
Work now will start in a few days
in the remodeling and enlargement of
the old building. Something like $780,
600 is to be spent on the job, and
from eight months to year will be
required for the job to be completed
The contract was let several weeks
ago, and workers will appear on the
scene in the very near future to start
operations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
Post Office Moves Into
Its Temporary Quarters
No Interruption of Service to Patrons of Office in
Transfer to Make Possible Start of Construction
Program In Enlargng Federal Building Here

With smoothness and ease, the en-
tire equipment Of the Henderson post
office was moved yesterday and last
night from the Federal building on
South Garrett street to the temporary
quarters on East Montgomery street,
where the post office will be located
while the present building is being, en-
larged by one half and remodeled
throughout.
The transfer was effected without
the slightest interruption of service
to patrons, and with all mails being
made as usual and incoming mails
distributed in the usual routine man
ner.
Postmaster ]. r. league and sew
eral others of the office organization
spent much of the night in looking
after details of the transfer, but sue
ceeded in completing the moving task
without difficulty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
Henderson Daily Dispatch
WOMAN SENTENCED
ON WHISKY CHARGE
Other Defendants Given
Hearings Before Re-
corder Clements Today

Mrs. Clarence Clark was sent to
jail for 60 days today in county court
by Recorder r. E. Clements when
she was convicted of possessing il
legal whisky for the purpose of sale.
The Jail sentence is not to issue upon
payment OF a fine of S25 and costs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
PAYNE WILL DIRECT
BOOK. DISTRIBUTION
Quarters Will Continue In Same Place
for Supplying Texts to School
.. Children

Prof w. D. Payne, principal of the
Henderson high school, has been de-
signated as in charge of the distribu-
ton of State school book rentals for
the county during the coming year,
and in. charge of the book room OPP
Grated by the county school organiza-
tons for the convenience of the pupils
The Vance, County Board of Edu-
cation designated Mr.. Payne for the
work at its monthly meeting Monday
The board also made arrangements
for contract for furnishing the gym
nasium of the Henderson high school,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. Where is the Parthenon?
q What fort was built on the site
where Chicago now stands?
g. When was the treaty of peace that
ended the Spanish-American War
signed?
f. BY what name was the Congo
river formerly known?
5. Which country produces the great
est amount of coffee?
6. How could the Supreme Court of
the United States be abolished?
7. Did an alien woman who married
an American citizen in 1884 be-
come an American citizen through
the marriage?
8. Who was William Hurrell Mallock?
g. What is Lignum Vitae?
1. Where is Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
BOARD TO SELECT
HEALTH OFFICIAL

A meeting of the Vance County
Board of Health is to be held tonight
at o'clock for the purpose of acting
on the recent resignation of DR.. q.
P. Mitchell as county health officer,
and the election of his successor.
Members Of the board have been mott
fled of the meeting, and it was I'M
derstood a prospective health officer
would appear at the meeting as an
applicant for the post.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
SALVATION ARMY is
GIVEN MANY SHOES

The Salvation Army has received
over 100 pairs of old shoes from the
Henderson Shoe Store, Adjutant
Joseph Willett stated today
Hylton T. Webb, manager OF the
store, told the Salvation Army head
that each Monday old shoes would be
taken in connection with bicycle
contest that the store will run until
Thanksgiving eve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
To Start Soon On
Townsville Road

Work will start in about two
weeks on the tar and gravel paving
of the HendersOn-TOWnsv high
way for a distance of nearly seven
miles north from the Henderson
city limits. The contractor, Good
win & Company, of Raleigh, has
advised county officials to that eff
feet.
The contract was awarded to
that company last Saturday. and
representatives of the contractors
have already been here making
preliminary preparations for the
start of work. Several months will
be required, it is expected, to COM
plete the job.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08

of court, and that she does not vio-
late the prohibition law of Vance
county for the next two years.
w. G: Fields was convicted to Civ
ing worthless check amounting to
$24.88 to G. M. O'Lary, and prayer for
Judgment was continued upon pay
ment OF the costs and making the
check good.
William Gibbs, Negro, was not gull
ty on a charge of larceny of money.
Neicy Gibbs, Negro, was tried on
a charge of larceny of money. and
was found not guilty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
EUBANKS PREACHFS
Al TEN MEETING
Good Crowds ATTENDING
Salvation Army Meet
ing; Brown Will
Preach Tonight

At the Salvation Army tent meet;n.
last night, Rev. Graham Eubanks d 's
livered the sermon, taking for his ta ".
The assets of religion and tIe S ia
bilities of SIM" speaking to lad I'd,
congregation. large
In response to the appeal, sevar,,
hands were raised for prayer d
Rev. r. E. Brown. pastor - j.,
First Methodist Episcopal cbur ,as
will preach at the service this 1 w.
ing. even
tend. 70 at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08

substituting this for contract held
by a concern that was unable to go
through with the order.
Other than these matters, the bust
ness of the meeting was largely of
purely routine nature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-09-08
Home Yesterday.

Maurice Ayscue returned to his
home on route 1 yesterday after I'M
dergoing treatment at Maria Parham
hospital
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
MANOGOFF zapasiti Dude
HAMPER pristi tyden.

Pffstf utery, Is. zaff v krfz-
kovych zapasech poradanych
V Carlins Park v hlavn1m zapa-
Sc Managoff utka Sc s Hans
Kampfer.
V nasledujfcfch zapasech KITE
re urceny jsou ma dobu 80 mi
nut aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuji:
Lehman VS.. Campofreda
Coffield VS.. Wilson; Milan VS..
Finkelstein; Sokolis VS.. Nc
Quad.
Vstupne: 4Oc, 99c, $1.1O a
$1.65. Zeny V prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase Ivan Manogoff porazil
Geo. Koverly We 20 minutach.
Zapasy mezi Able Coleman
a Ed Meske; Ralph Garibaldi
a Jim Coffield pc 80 minute
vem kTfzkovanf prohlaseny by
ly "a nerozhodnute.
Nick Campofreda porazil
Andy Meixnera 7 minutach
Tommy Nylan zdolal sveho
soupere Ed Cook We IL minu-
Itach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Predbezne oznameni zabav.

= Prvni velkolep6 card
Party" poradati Dude Sdruzen1
Ceskoslovenskych SpolkG v
pondel1, Fl. zaTi v Katolicke
Budove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic. Vytezek jest urcen pro
oslavu Ceskoslovenske Neodvi-
slosti ma den %. T1jna.
= Ochotnicky Spolek osady
sv. Vaclava Sc pripravuje ma
divadlo V ned6li, 25. T1jna ma
Oslavu Ceskoslovenske Samo-
statnosti. Hrati Sc Dude isle
cinka z Bfleho Zamecku", v
move upravene SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske skoly ma Collington Ave.
= Cesky Demokraticky Klub
25te wardy Curtis Bay uspo-
fada ma jich soru tax zvane
"Sour Beef Party" v nedeli, 13.
zaf1, cd l. do 6. hodin vecer.
Clensky listek $1.OO, v cemz
jest zahrnuto jfdlo a pitt. Zdar-
dovoz az IA mfsto Curtis
Creek cd m1stnosti Jimmy
Place, 5000 Pennington Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Pohreb til.

V sobotu pohrbeni byli til:
81 rokG stara matka, jeji 9leta
dcera a 19leta nevlastnf dcera,
kterf uduseni byli vypary v ia
me v silo nedaleko Poplar
Springs We ctvrtek.
Mala Anna Richards spadla
do jamy pri hran1 81 Sc 6 rok1
starym Williamem Thomas
Hood a Sc sym bratrem. W.
parry vyvinujfcf Sc z kornovych
stonkG a Urn chovanych jane
pro krmenl dobytka, omamily
dftko. Hosi bezeli O pomoc.
Matka Amy, Ella Melinda Ri
chards a Mary Sine, nevlastnf
dcera, pribehly. ODE v jane
8 stop hluboke vypary otrave-
ny byly i s dftkem. Ku vyzdvi-
zenf mrtvol museli povolani by
ii hasici, jimz podarilo Sc toto,
kdyz pred tim pokusy nekoli-
ka muzG marnymi byli.
Obeti tragedie teto pohrbe-
ny byly ma hfbitove Winches-
ter, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Diva kluby pro Radcliffe.

Diva kluby pfipojily Sc S pre-
deslymi ku Tadam ~senatora
Radcliffe, jenz vddcem jest de-
mokraticke presidentske kam-
pane Marylandu. Kluby, KITE
rymi jeho veden1 indorsovano
bylo v patek, jsou kluby v Co
vans a Stonewall.
- Kongresnfk Cole Teci
pred Walbrook demokratic-
kym klubem pTedpovedel, Re
president Roosevelt staff Dude
v cele hlasovanf, ktere nyni
provadf "Sun."
Mayor Jackson, dals1 fecnfk
rekl, re miliony republican,
podporovati budou Roosevelts
We volbach v listopadu. Prot
tomu mnozf demokrate hlaso.
vati budou prot Rooseveltovi
coz neznamena mnoho, jak re
XII: "V tom mic nenf, to oby
cejne Sc stava. Nektef1 demo
krate hlasovali take prot
mne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Rusko " ohledu vojenskem mad
ostatnimi narody.

S nahledem re Rusko jest
prvnfm v ohledu vojenskeho
zbrojeni, vratil sc do Roland
Park DIR. John w. Douglas, ia
rar tamniho presbyterniho ko-
stella. Toto jew Sc mu pravdi-
wynn vzdor tomu, "ze toto skr-
re xnGdce sve mluvl stale o po-
trebe mfru mezi narody."
Pravil, re tam konany stale
manevry a verejne demonstra-
ce ma ukazku stale rostouc1 vo-
.jenske moci Ruska nejenom a.
by tim pouceni byli ostatni ma
rodove ale i privatnf obcane
zeme.
DR.. Douglas stravil pet dnf v
Rusku. Navst1vil Leningrad a
Moskvu.
Vedle Ruska navstivil i jine
evropske zeme. Finsko l1bilo
Sc mu Sc svoji uspoTadanou via
dou vice neil Rusko.
Moskvu lfc1 jake mesto pine
horecne cinnosti a mesto kras-
nych staveb, umeleckych gale
Ri, namestf a zahrad Sc stale
move pribyvajfc1mi budovami
a zlepsovanim. Leningrad pro-
ii tomu = byvaly Petrohrad-
lfcf jake mesto ~ztracejfcf vic a
vice.
V ohledu nabozenskem pra-
vii, sovetska vlada jest show
vavejsi v1ci tomuto. ze vzdor
tomu, re tam byl jake duchov-
nj, nezazil 1plne zadneho pr1-
kor1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Obraz Rev. Coughlina odhalen.

u pTitomnosti nekolika tislc
jeho nasledovnik1 Narodn1
Uni socialnf spravedlnosti, v
Arion parku v nedeli obraz
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin Cd
halen byl. Rec pronesl Joshua
c.. Gwinn. Obraz malovala
Marjorie Joy Turner. Viseti
Dude v hlavnim stanu teto unie
ma Charles ulici.
UTedn1ci teto unie soud1, re
$4,000 Marylandskych volicI
hotovo jest hlasovati pro jejich
k~andidata, Lemke.
Rev. Coughlin Tecniti Dude
We zbrojnici pateho pluku 10.
ffjna.
" nedelni reci v Chicago
stezoval 81 Rev. Coughlin, Re
dnesni obyvatelstvo kfizovano
jest mezi dvema lotry: komu-
nismem a kapitalismem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Cinkotem policista prilakan.

ida We 100 blocku S. Caro-
line ulice policista Joseph Koh-
men z vychodnf STANCE, zasle-
chi z jednoho domu podezrele
cinkan1.
"Tak jakoby kdos hral crap
telefonoval lieutenantu Allen
D. Crone. Lieutenant s neko-
lika jinymi vydal Sc re STANCE
ku podezfelemu domu. Zakle-
pal. "Kdo je tam?" oval Sc
HAS. Joe, odvetil lieutenant.
"Jaky joe, vyzvfdal HAS da-
lie. "Joe Bags, rekl lieute-
nant a obrativ sc ku sym, ma
Tfdil: "Honem, hosi, schytame
je."
Netrvalo dlouho a dvacet
cernochu vezlo Sc ma policejnl
stanici v patroln1m voze, ktery
musel cestu konati dvakrate.
Ma stanici osm zaplatilo jich
pc $2.45 pro rusen1 klidu. O.
statn1 zaradovali Sc ma zlate
svobode.
= Dvanact CHANT re "a
zatcenych odsouzeno bylo pro
hru ku pokutam pc $2.45. Eat
ceni byli v dome We 200 blocku
w. Mulberry ulice.
= We Gwynn Oak parku
zatcen byl Wilson L. Benson
pro f1zen1 hracske masinky. Pc
liciste skonfiskovali $1.34 a ne
kolik mfsek, do nichz hazeny
byly Gently.
V hospode We 200 blocku
3. Pratt ulice, kdyz howell 81 v
ned6li mezi dvema spoludruhy,
uderen byl dzbanem Cd piva
do hlavy tax, re v nemocnicj
mu museli sesiti ranu dewitt sti.
chy.
Charles Ryan byl chycen a
zavren. TIDAL, re zije kdesi v
New Jersey.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Fl bust shoTeIo " pozaru
garaze.

Velika dvouposchodova ga
raz ma Sewell ulici v blizkosti
Pennsylvania avenue, v noci z
patku ma sobotu znicena byla
pozarem, V nemz shorelo vedle
budovy FL BUSH vlastnenych
spolecnost1 Baltimore Motor
Coach.
Nekolik rodin bydlfcfch tam
nuceno bylo prchnouti. Hast
ci, Edgaru L. Cannon, zranena
byla ruka.
Chen povstal ma druhem pos
chodf budovy, jejfz cast stojf
ma Pennsylvania avenue pry
pc vybuchu gasolfnovych nadr-
Eek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

kdyz LODI jedouc1 z New Yorku
do Bostonu vrazila do vyletn1-
no parn1ku Romance u Bosto-
nu. Ctyfi osoby lehce porane-
ny byly.
= Mrtvola mlade zeny tepr-
We pred 3 mesfci provdan6,
Annie Mae Adkins, nalezena
byla We stredu V jezeTe u Biz
mingham, Alabama. Byla "a
vinuta v dratene siti a kameny
zatfzena.
Pred nekolika mesfci byla
hlavnf sv6dkyni proti 24letemu
Connie Vaughn, jenz usvedcen
byl z kradeze automobile. Ten
to a manzel jej1 vysetrovani
jsou.
Move pIGvodni ceske hry.
Narodn1 divadlo V Praze "a
hajilo svou novou sezonu, KITE
ra slibuje byti zvlaste zajfma-
va. Pro move obdob1 jsou pfi-
praveny pGvodnf prace ces-
kych autord. V opere to Dude
NedbalGv ballet "Princezna
Hyacinta" (rezie Munclinger,
choreografie j. Nikolska), Ci-
nohra ohlasuje til novinky ma
jednou: nejprve Dude prove
den NeumannHIv "Tanc1c1 sa-
fir" 0sadora Duncanova), pax
Stepankova hra "Kamarade,
kde isl -. 20, jejfz prvni akt
Sc odehrava v roce 1914, tesne
pred vypuknutfm valky, dals1
akty az pc valce, pc pfevratu,
a konecne tretf Dude Nemecko-
va ctyTaktova IRA "Zac lidsky
zivot."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Mestska rada jedla. Ucet do.
sud nezaplacen.

Pred 3 a pGl mesicem, kdyz
mestska rada vyjela 81 ma in
spekci zalivu ma mestske lodi
vysluhovano bylo mestskym
radnlm 35 jfdel pc $3.50. il
ola byla snedena, ale nezapla-
cena dosud. Ucet jest ma $751;
SO: Ucet pfedlozen Dude NEST
ske rade az pc letnfm odpocin-
ku seJde Sc ku sve praci Fl. "a
RI. Clenove vyboru ma odhady
s placenim nechteji CO ciniti.
Pred inspekc1 zalivu Jerome
Sloman z 5. distriktu oznamil.
re potrava a pivo budou daro-
vany "prately mestske rady".
Mfstnf pivovar daroval pivo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
ssTichs" kara.

Prvni nova kara elektricke
poulicni drahy zkousena byla
v dflnach Carroll Park.
Spolecnosti koupena byla ma
zkousku. Cornelius E. Hearn,
jenz ridil poulicnf kary vseho
druhu pc ulicich mesta Balti-
more behem ctyTiceti ctyr ro-
XII, nestacil 81 pochvalovati,
kdyz sedfci pohodlne nohy ma
je oprene ma kontrolujfcich
slapadlech, poprve vyjel S no
YOU karou. Tato jest prvn1 z
objednanych 27 z d1len st.
Louis. Stojf asi $4,000, o ne
kolik tisic dolard meme NEIL
posledni kary spolecnost staly.
Motorman move kary nebude
staff anebo S nebezpeclm vyse-
davati ma mike stolicce. Sc
deti Dude v pohodlne zidli ma
jje pred sebou nastroj s patnac-
ii kontrolujfcfmi ffditky ma e.
lektricka svetla, vystrazne zvo-
nenf, oteviran1 dveTe a jine.
Kara rfzena jest trent peda-
ly. Sedadel v nj pro So jedou-
cfch osob. Kola opatfena jsou
gumovymi rafy, c1mz zamezer
pekelny hluk, kterym nynejs+
kary tax smutne sc vyzname.
navajf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Prace til skoncena " Peoples
SOudu.

TTi politictf pTatele mayora
Jacksona opustili tuto stredu
sva mlsta ma Lidovem soudu.
Jejich prozatimnf ustanovenl
do 1radI tech, tim dnem vypr-
selo. Zastavali m1sta klerku.
Proti jejich 1radGm oval Sc
John F. Nixon v dopise mayo
row zaslanem a vin1c1m tohoto
re tim buduje politickou mast
nu. z mist odstoupili: Wilbur
Mullen, Albert O. Scherr a Au-
gust Gerecht, jenz nastoupil
m1sto Harry Safranka, jehoz
term1n dospel ku konci 9. srp-
ma.