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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-08-19
Hicksboro News
By Miss Florence b. Woody.

By Miss Florence b. Woody.
Edward Green filled Mr.. Stephens
ing, preaching a very good sermon,
his subject was Love"
We are glad to note that Mrs. H.
T. Gill has returned from Duke hos
pital, very much improved.
H. S. and w. J. Woody were Sun
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-08-19
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886

went into detail concerning the o,a.
X. G. S. Davis gave a mercb r'ans
view OF the 1920 Club, outlining ' ~ )
benefits to be derived bv b,Is;u me
houses of the city. "'ineSs
The attendance was very gooa
the meeting, only a few menu IYou al
the club being absent. OF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-08-19

Christ taught that morality i !;
sufficient of itself, that it requires Nj MI
ligion to give it full value, % It.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-08-19
Baptist Service

Rev. A. S. Hale will conduct the
mid-week prayer service at the First
Baptist church this evening at 8
o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
FRUITLAND

FRUITLAND, Aug. 20.-Miss
Edith Hyder was the dinner guest
Of Miss Gertrude Stepp Thursday
of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mcrrcll, Al,
hort ril,iam. Misses Gertrude and
Maudc Stepp called to see Mae
nogcrs Conner at the Patton Me-
mortal hospital Sunday.
Jerry Heddingfield and son,
Frank, also Sam Stepp and son,
Eczckiah Stepp, made a business
trip to Fletcher Monday.
Zen Middleton and daughter
and Mrs. Roy Jones and daughter
were overnight guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Merre!l last Wednes-
day night.
Abncr Merrell was the over
night guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Sinclair Sunday night.
Sidney Fittillo an dsister called
on Ms. ]. 0. Taylor Sunday.
Charlie Sinclair of Ohio, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Sinclair.
Sam Stopp and Jay Pryor made
business trip to East Flat ROCK
recently. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Middleton
and little daughter arleen OF Ham
mond. Ind, also Misses Gertrude
and Maude Stepp visited in the
Liberty section Saturday.
Ferdelia LYDIA Hoffman called
on Mrs. Rogers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allison and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Clark Sunday night.
Maude and Robena Stepp called
on Miss Marie Rhodes Sunday.
Sam Stepp and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, also Bill Pittillo, called
IN Mrs. Nan Newman of Hay
wool, Monday of last week.
Kimsey Stepp and family call
ed on Mrs. Bud LYDIA one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard LYDIA OF
IHendersonville, called on Mrs. Bud
LYDIA Sunday.
Bobbie Grant also Mary Grant
Simms called at the home of b. ).
Pryor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rymer and
daughter, Doris Ann, of Cane
Creek. were dinner and supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stepp
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Paris and
family have returned home after
visiting in different parts OF the
state.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
CHESTNUT GROVE

-CHESTNUT GROVE, Aug. 20.
Mr. Fred Conner has returned TO
his home here after some weeks
event with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h.
I Pr;de If New York City.
The work repairing Mt. Zion
church has almost been complet-
cd bv the community and mem
bers of the church. New floors
have been made and the yard is
also being graded. 49,. o
The Sunday school OF tins sec
ton is progressing very nicely
The Rev. A. J. Nelson OF hen
dersonville preached a very inter-
csting sermon here Sunday, after
which he was dinner guest OF MI
and Mrs. J. E. Cox.
Mr.. Tom Case of Virginia
spent the weekend with his fam
ilv and friends. returning Sunday
evening to his work. Mr.. Case has
a position with the state highway
department of Virginia.
Among the dinner guests OF MI
and Mrs. Tom Case Sunday were
his mother, Mrs. Flora Hill OF
Tracey Grove, Mrs. Nellie Wilson
and children, Mr.. Herbert LYDIA
of Dana and Mr.. and Mrs; II; =
Common and children of Fletcher
Quite a number from this sec
ton attended church at Hoopers
Creek Sunday night. ;,
This community extends a wei
come to the summer residents:
Mrs. Virginia White and family,
Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs. Viedal-
to of Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Pride and family Of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Conner and
children, also Mrs. Isabel Collins,
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Con-
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Justus were
callers in Edneyvillc section Sun
day afternoon.
Inc cnliufeH VI lilo SNN'i'''
have returned to school after a
short vacation.
Mr.. Hubert. Collins of Edney-
vile attended Sunday school here
Sunday. wynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams,
Miss Bertha Conner and others
on Sunday attended camp meet.
ing at Marion which is being held
by the Rev. Raleigh Williams.
The recent rains have been
greatly appreciated by the farm
CTS of this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Coston
spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Free
man.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
COMM UNISM
NOT SERIOUS
MENACE, VIEW
Fort Pierce Divine Is
Speaker Before Rotary
Club Wednesday

Communism is not serious
menace i'm the United States be-
cause of the relatively small num-
bers of the party and because of
tho fact that it cannot present a
united front. the Rev. J. NJ. Tav-
lor, of Fort Pierce, Fla, recently
returned from Columbia UnivcrS-
ity, New York City. told the Ro-
tarv club at its netting yesterday.
In Union Square, New York, he
said, one finds numbers of COM
muniStS speaking. hut there is as
much difference in their individual
views as there is between their
ideas and those Of capitalists. He
predicted that socialism and COM
munisy would make little Roadway
in this country.
However. he said, this country
is i'm the process Of new birth,
and he expressed the opinion that
the church and religion would
play a large part in this move
mcnt. Everyone is interested in
religion, he said, if it is properly
presented.
Such men as Hearst and BriS-
bane. he said. were more danger
Gus than socialism and cOmmun-
ism, because, ne declared it to be
his opinion, that they were doing
much to promote war.
Visiting ROtarianS at the meet
ing were w. T. BULGE, Charlotte
James VocellC. Vevo Beach, and
guest. Arthur Pepper. Miami; \.
q. Hammer. Stuart, Fla; c. X.
Simon. Lake Worth; +. H. Viii
son, w. NJ. Scott, New Smyrna;
Harry Constantine, Clearwater;
ID. n. Grunth, Memphis: Bradford /
Webb. Ocala; II. II. HcmpStead. /.
Lake Wales: Dwight Nay. Miami;
Louis Ederington. Warren, ARK.
Floyd COrriher. Lineolnton: J.. q. .
Clevengcr. Bloomington. Ind; W.
]. Layton, Sebring, Fla; George /
C. Tillman. Gainesville; J. Harry (
Collins. Miami: G. II. Rrantley, I.
Lake Worth, and G. f. GraSnlck, |
Lake Worth.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
Ach and AeekAe44
BY Many Raymond
1915 NEh Ssries. Iss

woman NIT in, "and this Milford
~iri passin' out at the same time
Steve" :, -, ;,s
+ientlv. "Just the same, she was
friendly with Nelse."
He turned to Molly. Il suppose
Won think because you're the
wronc dame We'll let you beat II
home. That's what you'd like
girl?" ,o,.,,
Molly's lips trembled: :,
"Surc you would! So you could
90 straight OF headquarters and
Spill everything you know" ;,
~ wouldn't spill any-nothing."
81 know your kind. You're
probably lying about this othei
man. You we're Nelse's girl
Come clean! You knew him pretty
well?" at ,ovo,
would have gone out with nm
but Jimmy fell for this other glfl,
7 Guess | would have done moSI
anTthing to get even with him. l
was chat crazy" ,.;,rh+
"Well, you don't it, all rlghI,
And Won sure was crazy. Now get
back into that room" o,,.
Molly stood still for a moment
after the door had closed benlno
bo,S She felt that terrible faint,
mass coming over her again. bu'
she must not faint. So much ae-
ncndcd on keeping cool and sane
I Evidently she had played hel
rart well. They had been com,
Tictolv deceived. But then, 1t was
easy for them to be convinced
after reading that elaborate sVorS
about her death. ,J
How poor Leola Barlow mao
suffercdI How deeply she must
have loved this Jimmy, who mad
written her so casually.
It would be kind to destroy tha[
revealing note, now that 1t nae
served it's purpose. First she
would mcmoriZc the address. one
might need it.
MOLLY took the letter out of the
rursc once more and looked down
at it. ;,o ord
The door was flung wide ana
the woman with the frowsy, corn
colored hair came in. 'Fll trouble
YOU for that purse" she SAID
shortly. "And that letter, too"
She examined the purse care
fullv and then handed it back
She went out of the room with the
letter in her hand. After rev
moments she returned. Her voice
held a hint of sympathy. ;,
"I'T bring you some breakfast,
she said. "lf / was you | wouldn't
waste any tears on that fellow
He don't sound so much to me-
Il wouldn't surprise me II you
wouldn't be better off without
him. With your looks you won't
have any trouble finding. some
BODY else. Just like he said"
81 know" Molly spoke YEARLY;
Fear, unhappiness, hunger had
made her feel really i'll. Tears
slipped down her white cheeks ,
ave women are all alike, !
guess" he masked woman Salo,
"but you got more to cry about
than a man."
With this doubtful consolation
she left the room.
ITO be continuedD
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
TWO CASES BEFORE
MAYOR WEDNESDAY

In city court yesterday morn
ing two cases were heard by May
OF A. V. Edwards. -,
J. H., Whisnant was assessed
the costs on a charge Of beng
drunk and disorderly.
Riley Scott was fined $40 and
costs on a charge of being drunk
and disorderly. Fine was suspend
ed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
CONVICTS FEAST ON SPORTS

SAN QUENTIN, Calf. up
The weekly San Quintin Sports
News having proved insufficient
to SATISFY the appetite of prison
inmates for sports news. Warden
Court Smith has promoted it to q
bi-weekly.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
MOUNTAIN THEATER URGED

OGDEN, Utah. (UP)-Plans
for a gigantic mountain amphi-
thcater capable of seating 1907
600 persons at pageant of
Utah's history to be constructed
as a WPA project were presented
recently to Governor Henry B.
Blood for approval.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
CONTRACT AWARDED BY LOT

TOLEDO. (UPN-Idcntical bids
were submitted for 4 contract to
supply the city with $50 tons Of
calcium chloride. So u. f. \.
Cameron, city commissioner Of
purchases and supplies, awarded
the contract by lot.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
WATCH DUG UP IN GARDEN

NEWCOMERSTOWN, o. (UP)
Seven years ago Harry Schweit-
ger lost q valuable watch while
blowing his garden plot. While
logging potatoes this year the
watch was turned up and S1.4O
made "aS good as new
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
MOTHER e6; SON Sc

OLATHE, Colo. (UP)-An UNI
usual incident has been discover
ed on the MontrOse county old
age pension list where both a
mother and son from this town
are listed. Mrs. Lovina Hovls is
So years old, and her son, Noah,
Sc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
CURRENT KILLS "HOPPERS"

GILLETTE, Wyo. (UP)-W.
J. c. Lubken is one farmer who
knows a way to combat the grass
hopper menace. Lubken rugged
an electrical apparatus on his
binder which electrocutes the
grasshoppers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20
SUN COOKS EGGS IN NEST

SHERIDAN, Wyo. (UP)-Mrs.
L. B. Tiff gathered eggs from her
henhous and discovered that they
were baked to a turn. The sun
rays beating down on the chicken
coop had cooked them.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20

One of the longest air mail
routes in the world is the one that
connects England and India. The
route totals more than 5000 miles
and crosses 10 countries.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-20

The caste system of India was
in existence as early as 1900 BIC.
There are no authentic records OF
it's origin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Spustlik.

V San Francisco, Kalifornie,
ctyri deti Alfonsu Gomezy ma
rodily sc letos.
Otci je % let. Vydelava $40
mesicne. Primal Sc, re je OF
Gem decka. narozeneho Dolo-
res Gragliove, 20 let stare, KITE
ra jej pohnala pred soud.
Hail Sc tim, re je otcem Je-
ste jineho decka, s jehoz mat
kou Sc ozenil. Soudce O'Brien
ma vrhl, ably dial ma kazde dec
ko nejaky obnos.
"Ale," professional. "Jsem
otcem jeste dvou jinych deti 2
dvou jinych matek. ODE Sc ma
rodily take letos. Co mann de-
lat?"
Soudce odkazal Gomeze k
probatnimu soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

- StaTicky krajan 78lety
Albert Silovsky 81 zoufal snad
z obav pred s%lepotou. Obesil
Sc v Chicago.
- Rozsudek ma nejvets1 ma
hradu, jaka kdykoli byla SOU
dem okresu LIE Suer v Mime
sote v jeho historic povolena,
byl vynesen v zalobe, jiz poda-
la Irene Krenik (KTenek) pro-
tt Henrymu Westermanovi z
Montgomery, Mimi, "a crane
nj a~utomobilem. Vysoudila
$4,000 "a zranen1.
K neStesti doslo minute III
my. Krenkova byla pfi mem
bolestne p%Oranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Historka z HOLLYWOOD.

V Hollywood nataceli hrGzo-
strasne, cowboyske drama.
Kdyz jiz ukoncil scenu, We KITE
re hlavnfho zlosyna shod1 hrdi-
ma do propasti, filmovy riditel
utTel 81 pot S celia a CO vid6l?
Ma okraji strane videl figuri-
nu, zhotovenou re slamy a sta
re saty vedle nj, lezfc1 ma zemi.
"Proklate vzkTikl podesene
riditel. "Koho jsme to vlastne
hodili do propasti?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Predzvssti move mody.

Hlavnf veci, ktera sc zmeni-
la podstatne v move mode, jest
silhoueta. U sat1 Sc hlavne
rozsfrila sukne a je ponekud
kratsf. ZivGtek je velmi jed
noduchy, vysoko Ike krku zap
jaty. Tim Sc IDA pas velmi st1-
hly. Ovsem re i tn najdeme
vyjimky v satech docela row
nych. Kabaty kostym1 mali
sGsky kratke, v zadu po-
nekud prodlouzene a rozslfe-
ne nebo dlouhe, take tdelaj1
DOZEN tuniky. Plaste jsou vet
sinou prilehave v pase a dolu
rozs1Tene. Llmecky jsou male
a je-li nejaka kozesina, pax
zdobi spise lem kabatG. Tka-
niny jsou tezke a huste. caste
Sc kombinuj1 diva materially,
jake vlna sc sametem nebo
hedvabim, nebo tyto dive lat
ky jedna S druhou. Mnoho ma
Is1vanych kapes, ma kabatech a
plastich i z kozesiny. We dine
jest sfTka sukni velmi nenapad
ma, "a to sc rozvine We vsl bo-
hatosti vecer. Pro vecernl sa-
ty jsou pripraveny velmi efek-
tnf latky: satin, samet, lame,
cire v nejnadhernejs1ch bar
vach a materialech. Tyto tez-
Ike latky vyzaduj1 krasneho
stTihu a sukne z Mich jsou roz-
s1reny hlavne dozadu. Nejo-
blfbenejsi a nejrozsirenejsi
barvou z1stane v zine pro den
opet barva cerna. Vedle nj il
ste sc ujmou nektere odstlny
barry fialove, S cervenym i mo
drym odstinen1m, tedy i barvs
svestkova, kardinalska, barvs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
ProteStujf.

V Rochester, N. Y, pet set
delegatek statn1 organizace
Dcery americk6 revoluce pri
vyrocnfm sjezdu prijalo reso-
luci, zadajfc1 federalnf komu-
nikacni komisi, ably zakazala
radiovy rozhlas Earla Browde-
ra, a jinych komunistG. Reso-
luce obvinuje komunistickou
stranu v Americe z podvratne
cinnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
CROSLEY


Magna-C Ceramic Dial Wy
slla Americke Policejni,Z ku-
sebne a Aviaticke Rozhla-
sy -. R1d1 Tony -. Triple
Twin Output Tube :. Full
Floating Moving Coil Elec-
tro-Dynamic Speaker. Di-
mansions: 1914" vysoky,
"a" siroky, 1917" hluboky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Ohen " klasternim dome.

V Charleroi, Pa, v pTfsklepi
domu pro klastern1 ucitelky pfi
osade sv. Cyrilla a Methodeje
ohen zpGsobil znacnou skodu.
Sestra M. Boleslava, ktera je
predstavenou v dome, a sestra
Bernadetta byly znacne popa-
leny ma rukach a oblicejich pfi
haseni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

VIVA atd. Modra barva Dude
zabarvena bud do zelena nebo
do Soda. Pro vecer jsou obll-
beny vsechny barry drahych
kamen1 a jantaru a vsechny
sv6tle nuance pialove barry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

FarmaTi V krajine, nazvane
Dust Bowl v Oklahoma, pro-
toze tam vznikajf ony smutne
proslul6 prasn6. boure, jez "a
sahuj1 ma sta mil daleko, po-
stavili sc nyn1 proti suchu.
Trp1ce jiz pc leta prachem a
nemilosrdnym sluncem, farma-
Fl "a prvn1 rok k obrane zvoli-
Ii hlubsl orbu We snaze, ably Sc
pGde udrzelo vice vlahy. Mis-
to obycejnych uzfvajf kultiva-
tori dlatovych, zvanych chisel
cultivators, jez vniknou do p1-
dy dvakrate tax hluboko jake
dT1v6jsf. Nekterf jeste nahr-
nujf brady, ably udrzeli kaz-
dou kapku deste.
Farmafi vrtaj1 studny, ably
NELL vodu ma zavlazovan1
svych vyprahlych poll.
R. M. Van Hyning, ktery
farmaff blfze Hooker, Okla,
dokoncil studnu, ktera pri
hlOubce 263 stop stala no
$4,000. Nyn1 automobilovy
motor z t6to studny vypumpu-
je "a minutu so gallonG vody.
G.. l.. Matthews, obchodnfk S
pozemky V koloradsk6 oblasti,
ktera je vyborne zavodnovana,
byl nadsen t1mto novym pla-
mem, zavodnovan1m re studn1
mfsto z pravidelneho irrigacn1-
no projektu, ktery ovsem v
mnoha m1stech nemGze byti u
skutecn6n.
Matthews vyprav6l, jak John
Zimmerman z Prospect Valley,
Volo.. zacal zavodnovati roku
1888. Prvnf rok zacal S osmi
akry a mel zisku $1,000. Nynf
zavodnuje $50 akru pozemku,
ma n6mz ma kukuTici, strakate
fazole "pinto beans, cukro-
YOU Tepu a vojtesku neboli al
falfu.
Zimmermanova hlavn1 stud
ma je zhloubi $50 stop a dava
1000 gallonG vody v minute.
Jeho pumpy jsou pohaneny
lacinym destilatem a zavodno-
van1 jednoho akru pozemku
vyzada 81 prGmerne vydan1 81
ma pohon pro pumpy.
= Ellsbery O'Hara, zamest-
many v illinoiskem statnfm de-.
partmentu zemedelstvf tvrdi,
re jemu a jeho otci H. z. o.
Hairovi z Bunton, ILL.,, podafilo
sc V Illinoisu vypestovati obil-
nino-p1cninu, ktera vzdoruje
suchu, vedru a hmyzu.
Jmenovany pravf, re je to
nova sorta kafirky Gill Kaffir
corn S bez-cukernatym Giro
KEN, zvanym anglicky Ribbon
cane. T6to sorty doc1lilo Sc
trojnasobnym kTfzenfm odrdd
dvou vyse jmenovanych obilni-
no-p1snin z rodu Sorghum.
Uroda z nj byla vypestovana V
kukuTicn6m pasmu stTednfho
Zapadu letos pc prve.
"Zrnf je bohate ma b1lkovinu
neboli protein a ma TUX. Dolby
tex zrn1 rad zere.
Nejpozoruhodn6jsf vSak u
move plodiny je, re kobylky
(Grasshoppers) a obilne Ste
nice (Ching bugs) Sc il ami ne
dotknuly. Ma tedy v%lastnosti,
ktere by il pfedurcovaly pro
suchoparne a hmyzem postize-
ne krajiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

V Denver, Kolorado, nejvet-
81 zasilka VIVA spatTena cd
zrusen1 prohibice byla ma ceste
ma vychod. Poz6stava re
100000 gal. sladkeho VIVA,
ktere naplnujf II tankovych
vagonu, a jsou ma ceste z Ka-
lifornie do New Yorku. Val
ka We Spanelsku omezila vyvoz
sladkeho VIVA odtamtud, a n.y.
nj dechaz1 rada ma k~aliforn-
ske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Americky fotograf zranen u
Madridu.


Arthur Mencken, fotograf
americke filmove firmy Para
mount, byl zranen do nohy pr
bran1 snimkG, "a 1toku fasistu
ma osadu Adrara, ma fronte u
Madridu, Spanelsko. Byl zasa-
Zen 1trzkem srapnelu. Rama
nenl nebezpecna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

Pr lovu ryb ma udici Beryl
HI. Minehart spadl do Teky a
zabil Sc, naraziv hlavou ma ce-
mentovy spodek u splavu, fla
NAV 81 vaz v rece Cedar u Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Otec streIil ~napadnfka.

We Whitesburg, KY, Lon
Hall, %, je V nemocnici tezce
stTeleny. Jack Dean varoval
Halla ably nechal ma pokoji je-
no dceru. Kdyz Sc Hall vratil
do jeho domu, a otec jej tam
nalezl, stFelil jej do nohy, kdyz
tento ut1kal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Z Iidske mizerie.

AA0SAA~
V Chicago nalezena byla
mrtva zena elsie 1850 zap.
95. ulice a bezvedomy muz, v.
nemz byl zjisten 35lety Cory
don Black. Vypravoval histo-
Ri O sebevrazedne umluve S by
valou zenou. Jednou Tekl, re
sc rozhodli zemrit v nedeli,
podruhe, re to bylo v pondel1.
Koupil pry lahev koralky, ma
lii il do sody, nasypal jedu, "a
michal a pax rozdelil do dvou
sklenic. Oba wall pc sklenici,
tukli 81 a ona rekla INA stast-
nou shledanou ma onom svete"
a obsah vypili. Skoro okam-
ute zena pozbyla vedomf a on
usnul a probudil Sc. Take re
ma prisla k vedomf, ale byla pa
ralysovana a on il polozil ma
pohovku. PAX spolu mluvili a
vypraveli, jak mohli byt stast-
nj, ale zena pocala krvaceti a
on il ucinil pohodll a t1sil bo-
lesti. K ranu zemrela, on il
pfikryl povlakem a sci ven.
Kde byl nevi, ale vratil Sc, po-
dival sc ma zenu a nekolikrat
chtel Sc sprovoditi Sc sveta, a.
lie pc kazde ztratil odvahu a
pill koralku, ably Sc posilnil, lee
nebylo to mic platne. Podfe-
zal 81 potion zflu, zakoufil ciga-
retu, polozil ma pohovku a
kdyz sci re zapalene cigarety
kour, tax prisel janitor. Pc
cely cas- CO byla zena mrtva
chodil do loznice, usedl vedle
mrtvoly a mluvil k nj a teprv
ted poznal, re il miluje. Cely
cas- Cd pondelka nejedl, ale po-
rad pill. Prave nez byl nalezen,
dostal odvahu Sc zabft a cigare
tou schvalne zapalil pohovku
V nadeji, re jestli nevykrvac1,
tax Sc koufem zadusf. Ale po-
licie myslf, re cigareta zapali-
la nahodou, kdyz il v opilem
stavu upustil ma pohovku.
- V Cincinnati, O., 51lety4
John Rueger, byvaly restaura-
ter, cell obzalobce pro vrazdu
We spojenf sc zastrelen1m IDLE
tie Alberta Judd, ktera byla u
neho drive zamestnana.
Sdelil, re uz byl ctyrikrat roz-
veden. Take sc priznal, re
Juddovou strelil v noel, kdyz S
nj stall v ulicce. Ucinil tax We
chvlli, kdy il objimal a libal.
K tragedie doslo nedaleko div
Gina domova.
Dfvka Sc schazela S Ruege-
rem Cd chvfle, kdy byla u neho
zamestnana v jeho stanku S OBJ
cerstvenim u hlavn1 silnice.
= 4Oleta Emma Kutisova
a 29lety Henry Nesmgren,
ktery pres rok pracoval ma Ku-
tisove farme u Winner, So.
Oak, jake celed1n, byli posla-
nj ma dozivoti Ia zavrazden1
manzela Kutisove do vezenf.
Zatceni byli ma pouhe podezfe-
nj, kdyz Kutisovi sousede "a
cali 81 vypraveti, re Tomas Ku-
tbs nemohl byti zastfelen zlo-
dejem slepic, jak Sc p1vodne
myslilo.
Kutisova je matka peti d.
tex.
Kutisova mrtvola byla male
zena ma nadvofi jeho fanny v
takove posici, ably Sc zdalo, re
byl z~astTelen zlodejem slepic.
Pytel S nekolika slepicemi le-
Eel blizko kurn1ku. Urady
mely byti oklamany zdanim, re
Kutis prekvapil v noel zlodeje
a byl jim zastTelen.
" Pueblo, Colo, policie
zfskala ~priznani cd Franka
Agulara, re zavrazdil Sally
Crumpley, letitou turistku z
Ossawatomie, Kans. Agular
pred tim sc primal ku zatrace-
nj 15lete Dorothy Drain.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Spadl do nemocnice.

V Oakland, Kalifornie, Will
liam Blood, 52lety starry barvlr
spadl svetl1kem zrovna do ne
mocnice. Dopadl mezi oSetro-
vatelky v kuchyni. Tezce byl
zran6n.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Udavil Sc sIadkym bramborem

V Harrisburg, ILL.,, Bert Shell
ton, 4lety, zemfel udaviv Sc
kdyz chtel sn1sti syrovy sladky
brandon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-05-28
Plantsville

Jos. Beard and sister, Maria
Grimes, attended the funeral of
their relatives, Mr.. Skinner, of I'm
ion township, Friday Mr.. Ogg is
recovering from an illness
and Mrs. Roy Beaver and children of
Marietta spent Sunday with the B.
e. Armstrong family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kearns, Columbus, were recent
guests of the Clarence Kearns fam
ily.--The L. A. S. met Thursday at
the home of Grace Mcdonald. The
day was enjoyably spent with good
program. Lunch was served Miss
Reba Dickson has returned to her
home, after spending some time
with Jewett Parmiter-. and Mrs.
George Van Valy, Mrs. Jessie Craig
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpoint were
dinner guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Ogg, Mothers
day.--Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edger-
ton, near Cutler, spent Sunday with
his mother, Lillian Rardin. Mrs.
Burns and Miss Daisy were also
callers at her home.--A birthday
party was given for Mrs. Lucy Har-
ris by relatives, Sunday evening. A
fine supper was served.--Mrs. J. A..
McPeak and son Leonard, Mrs. Lyle
Harris and Della Mae Aldridge