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Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
|MOWBRAY HEAD
STATE BANKERS
Elected President at Thurs
day Meeting to Succeed
Hervey P. Hall
CONVENTION AT SHORE

Thomas ]. Mowbray, vice-presi-
dent of the Security Trust Com
pany. of Wilmington, was elected
president of the Delaware Bankers
Association at the annual conven-
ton in the Hotel Henlopen, at Re-
hoboth, Thursday. The meeting
was attended by i25 bankers from
all parts of Delaware. At the bus
mess session in the afternoon in
the pavilion, the speakers were
Richard r. Hunter, vice-president
of the Chase National Bank of
New York, and president of the
Association of Reserve City Bank
ers, and Robert o. Bonnell, presi-
dent of the Morris Plan Bank of
Delaware. Speaking on the topic
Research in Banking" Mr.Hunter
gave suggestions for the improve
ment of the banking service
through research, saying that 38
states representing "a per cent of
the banking resources of the coun-
try have voted to initiate research
projects, movement unparalleled
and unique in the American bank
ing industry. Praising the excel
lent record of the state of Della
ware, he said the result of theiE
management has placed Delaware
bankers at the head of the class
during the past several years. He
read figures showing the earnings
and expenses Of commercial banks
of the United States for the year
ending December 81, 1885, as COM
pared with the banks in Delaware
in testimony of this record. At
the close of this period, he said,
there were 1926 active banks in
the country, of which Delaware
had 46. AT the end of 1921 there
were 30,125 active institutions in
the United States and SO in Della
ware. Doubling the wisdom of the
proposed legislation for the thous-
ands of communities throughout
out the country who are now with
out banking facilities. he said, 1T
is my belief that at the next ses-
sion Congressman will be prepared
to urge legislation for the re-estab-
lishment of new units in these COM
munities. 1 believe the people will
again find themselves harassed
with a banking situation which
| was seen in the past few years due
to unwise and unsound. state and
national chartering of independent
units. Delaware's research pro-
gram" he said, has been an ex-
ceptionally good one in the past
few years" Mr.. Bonnell gave an
interesting philosophical talk on
banking condition of today. He
said the weakness in the banking
structure cannot be cured by leg
islation. The cure will be found in
the courage, ability, and experience
of bankers of character and not by
politicians. DR.. ]. Roscoe Elliott
president of the Peoples National
Bank, of Laurel. was elected vice
president, and Warren K. Ayers
assistant secretary of the Whining
ton Trust Company, was reelected
secretary-treasurer. The officer:
were announced at the banquet ir
the Hotel Henlopen following &
humorous address by James E
Gheen, of New York city. At tbs
afternoon session the American
Bankers Association in Delaware
| named Edward M. Taylor, of tht
Delaware Trust Company, Viii
, mington, vice-president for Della
ware, and Gilbert T. Stephenson, O
Wilmington, member of the ex
, ecutive and nominating commit
: tees, with James H. Hughes, of thl
Farmers Bank of Dover, alternat,
:
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
GEORGE c. ROTHWELL
NOMINATED FOR LEVY CoUR

NOMINATED F'OR LEVY COURT
The candidacy for Levy Court
Commissioner for Blackbird hum
dred, which was so closely contest
ed between George c. Rothwell, the
present member and John Locker
man, was decided on Saturday in
favor of Mr.. Rothwell by major
ity of eleven in a poll of 253 votes.
Richard Ferguson was also nomi-
mated for Inspector, Joseph Van
Pelt for Assessor and James l..
David for Road Commissioner.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT DOVER

The most popular work of the
convention yesterday, at Dover, at
least for this election, was the
nomination Of Thomas H. Wright
for coroner. He has received con-
gratulations on all sides, without
regard to party distinction, be-
cause his general bearing towards
the people has erected no barriers
between him and them. There was
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
STATE C0MpS
CROP yonSs,,'
Reaches Same r..
Year as It Dd% '%'
Year Of 1885, |
PASTURE Am u,

States, on ssptsnb,ss, N.Y. . II
llol'assd aIs ate It, to be l.as.,ss
the 1885 crop s'1 an IA y
bushels less than i. Ivy
the years 1923 .na '-s - a'a
to the September ! ~ y
sued by the Bure,n Ivy :.
Economics of tbs " :. aN
Department + ,s ual'si |
npns,,of. rpl1e Of the Ia rgs dfop ~
whole the Delaware y.
so[alng ma aS, to the g report. :, "
! ll8' 900 bushels. tse y.
as in 1895. Barley -
indicated yield eqqal tots.
year 1900 busheI. -" -.
shows an indicated 5rr !.
total Of $1,000 bushsI, !, Y
to a 1885 procuctios : !
bushels. Pastures aud ~
tlons in Delaware an n
record for 1886. The III
condition Of all pastr'1
state was set at g. pg I
normal as compared to,J
Der l, 1895 condition d hi
of normal. All tam. ~
an indicated yield Of sSM'
aoc a drop from last year, \
$4,000 tons. Both ,s.1
clover and timothy hay N
ed decreases. Alfalfa W. |,
ed to produce 5000 tyu /
pared to 10000 tons ls1 n
clover and timothy hays i,
indicated yield Of sm|
against 5000 tons IN Iss
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
DEATH OF MISS SALLIE SMITH

Miss Sallie Smith, daughter of
Benjamin H. Smith, who moved
from this town to Philadelphia
several years ago, died there on
Friday of consumption. The re-
mains were brought down on Mon
day morning and after the funeral
services at st. Peters Church,
which were largely attended, were
inferred in st. Peters Cemetery.
The floral tributes were beautiful.
She was a former member of the
choir of this church and as a trib-
ute Of respect each member of the
choir presented a floral token of re-
membrance.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
MISS EMMA ISENBERG WEDS
MARTIN GRAFINS

MARTIN GFSAF1NS
A very quiet and pleasant affair
took place at $50 o'clock this
morning at the residence of DR.. J..
w. Isenberg's on Market Street.
Miss Emma S. Isenberg of Tyrone,
Pa, was united in marriage to Mr..
Martin Grains, of Martinsburg,
Pa. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. M. OverholtZer, of Ty-
rome, who came East on his annual
vacation. The parties will visit
Baltimore and Washington before
taking up their residence at Mart
insburg. The friends in Blair and
Huntingdon counties, together with
some in Smyrna, presented the
bride with some valuable and beau
tiful presents. The visitors ex-
press themselves delighted with
Smyrna and its surroundings. They
left on IL o'clock train. Joy go
with them.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17

no contest over the sheriffalty (the
usual bone of contention) it being
conceded to Dover. but for coroner
every hundred presented a candi-
date and it was not until the fifth
ballot that a choice was made and
Mr.. Wright declared the victor.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
MAGNOLIA GIRL A BRIDE
Miss Keturah Wharton Becomes
the Bride of Charles Ross Mace Jr

Miss Keturah M Wharton
daughter of Mrs. ]. Burton Whar-
ton of Magnolia and the late Mr..
Wharton, and Mr.. Charles Ross
Mace, Jr., of Baltimore, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon at 1:2O
o'clock at Barrett's Chapel by the
Rev. Robert E. Green of Magnolia
Only members of the immediate
families and a few friends attend
ed. The bride wore a gown of
dark blue crepe with hat and slip
pers to match. Her corsage was
of gardepias. Following a recep-
ton at the church, Mr.. Mace and
his bride left for New York. They
will reside in Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
PEACH SEASON DRAWING TO
CLOSE

The peach season is rapidly
drawing to a close. The smock
variety is now going in and will
about wind up next week. The
general verdict is that this variety
never panned out more largely in
quantity or more perfectly disgust
ing in quality than this season. 1t
is rare to find an orchard with
really good Smock peaches; they
the speckled, withered, rotty and
small and consequently will not
realize much money in any market.
Immense quantities have been go
ig to Baltimore where they have
been bought up by the Gamers for
pie fruit at prices ranging from
15c to 40c per box.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF 50 YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF SEPT. 18TH, 1886

Taken from our old files OF
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possioie
Fifty Years Ago. This coluran,
now q regular feature OF the
Times, will call to mind people
and events Of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
Where Joan Hid

The catacombs Of st, Afghan,
France. where Joan of Arc once
hid her army, are now used for
wine storage.
Smyrna times., 1936-09-17
MiddIetown Carnival Profit

MiddletOWn Carnival Profit
The carnival committee of the
Volunteer Hose Company of Mid
dletown reported that net profit
of S2,0O1 so was cleared on the
July event.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
WANTED b BUf-aoUsEs.

WANTED 70 BUT-aOUSES.
! PAY Cash ron HOU6Es. BRICK OR
frame, white or colored Immediate ac-
sens 4ss sos HS soTTsssi9n o. A oARvEY Dis
COUPLE (qOvTl WANT Def. HOUSE.
s. ST. sgA Sc; ss.' per month:
THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
n:1: ~ o. q ne: MR III pERKISs. iSs sIs pist tess w.
S4,;s SAsH s4 EoE & H1usEs @ y AMY coNprcdSSSMs. S1 cSSs.
HAVE YOU 4. OR MORE BED ROOMS
brick house. desirable NV; section, con. con-
s hear 70 At onss STATE sddsss .nd
price. Address BOZ 7S-J Star once.
WANTED. FROM OWNER. 9 OR e-ROOM
house, near Lincoln Park; price right. We
Will deal. Greenwood 1882. Write MR..
WARINQ. Landover. Nd. ~
HAVE CLIENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED
"a and room brick houses In al Sec
''''' WILLIAMS REALTY CO.. NC,
hoH.s. Saxs 4 x,ts tSOa q NOR. sr Ed rooms. ZOE
with me Ct once. preferably By Letter. eiy-
Hs g5iSie1 snd s fT, psrtlcu!s5;; nIls yqHN pIz p
Ill. Tower Bldg District 800.
HAVE PURCHASE FOR MODERN HolI.
ct least four bed Sooml. between Conn.
and wisconsin aves.. Elden ct. and MI:
" w AZ: e. District a & sSsaaISSARrz saIS. NC lol4
5oa S11 y. 9osa $50! II sss ..9ss.s
sSsS nsRi' VssSons "a sSse' svs "a. ttSa. DS-'
Evening star., 1936-09-25
sALE-HOUSES.
N.E.-S3. 900.

N.E.@$3,UOO.
Two-story brick. 6 rooms. bath. h.-w.h..
elec.. garage; rented for S36 per month,
will make desirable home. or investment.
situated near 18th and K sts. ne. one
SQUARE street cars.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. NV Realtor. Natl. O763.
Evening Phone 0eorsts 9O12.
10th ST. DE LUKE HOMES.
7603-5 18th ST NV.
Drive Out and Look Them Over.
Very attractive detached homes. six good
large bed rooms, 4 baths. living room. IL
brary. dining room. kitchen. oil heat. pri.
vate porches. two-car garages; lots 50x149
feet to 16-foot alley. As feet Government
parking; 160-foot street. These houses set
UP high and have q wonderful view OF
10th st. and beautiful homes.
Inspect any time without feeling under
iishted every evening.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
14lS n Ct NV District 1877.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
SALE-HOUSES.
IN GOOD NE.
ONLY $500 DOWN.

Modern brick. 8 rooms and tile bath
with shower. glassed-in back porches. new
electricity. hot-water heat with gas burner.
wide front porch. Immediate possession.
Price low for quick SALE $3.50. at S45
mo. mo; Call Met. 4767. At night oreenyood
Evening star., 1936-09-25
SALE-HOUSES.
$500.

A Colonial brick home located on .
vide avenue. convenient TO Eastern Hish
School; 6 large rooms. tile bath. front
sas.!s sad rear Ns aTEs ST. iSsh
st. NV. District 11l1.
FRONTING ROCK CREEK PARK,
POST Park Rd.
5 bed rooms and 2 baths.
Front and rear porcheS.
Garage. Oil burner.
Priced to sell.
WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg,
District 0486.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
NEAR 3rd AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE. NE.

I have two modern brick houses that
should be Of interest to home buyers and
S5,25O. and are being reconditioned
throughout. Reasonable terms can be ar.
ranged. For appointment to inspect. call
l4O4 & st NV CAFRITZ Dist. 1850
Evening star., 1936-09-25
SALE-HOUSES.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

dwellings in NV. section. clear Of incum-
brance. Must be sold for division Of estate
proved at small expense to make . wonder
ful Investment. Act quickly. Price.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H ct. NV. District 1877.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Two new 8-room bricks. one sold before
completion Lot 5Ox25O: 3 big oak and Q
holly trees. in front yard; apple. pear.
rasc sarSsn poo
half block of express bus, between street
car lines: near stores schools and churches
in this section. Open daily. Sat. and Sun.
after l pm. See OWNER. next door.
Manila
Evening star., 1936-09-25
sHANNON d LUcHs CO, 49,
GET A GOOD NEIGHBOR.

PA JEFTERSON ST. NV.
Fine restricted neighborhood nearby
ssnsss.cn :nss sS!ss s. aaS Ssd b.s
modern kitchen. paneled recreation room.
larse living and dining room, fully insu.
lot 166 e. deep; brick garage: near new
yoH APPOnfTllENTS. GALL DIET. 1915.
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WE WANT NEW LIsTTNGs- HOUSES
apartments and business property. Call us
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV District 1918.
Evening star., 1936-09-25

COLOREDNA DETACHED HOME IN THE
northeast section. consisting Of sever
rooms. may be bought for $3.50 cash
balance same aS rent. PERCY H. RUSSELL
co. 1731 K st. NV
Evening star., 1936-09-25
$500 Cash, $50 Month
One Trust.

Bungalow. nsv, 8 large reom.; hard.
full basement; large yard; on bua linz:
Evening star., 1936-09-25
(Centinuod.)

FULLY DETAcREp and located on big
porch. beautiful oak floors. fireplace: ga
entire house like brand-new. This is an
exeeptionally nice location. O. thoroughly
and should be seen Without delay. Phone
4. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1858,
Evenings. B to 8. Call Lincoln OS12
FINE. LARdE HOME ADJoNNG R. @.
NV. .t ~ sacrifice. occupi.d Sd bsnoesSf by oWkE& K
Evening star., 1936-09-25
ELEGANT, NEW
SEMI-DETACHED.

OUTSTANDING 6AhlGAXN.
And the last opportunity 70 purchase IN
ing 8 spacious rooms. 2 baths. automatic
gas heat electric health kitchen. recrea.
tion room. copper screened. metal weather:
street and alley: attractive lawn: many
other conveniences. Priced to sell; terms.
Inspect today 1921 4td It. NV.
Evening star., 1936-09-25

Beautifully Handicapped lot, IS It. wide,
IN . neighborhood with expensive homes.
Beautiful bath with vitreous china equip:
hardware-worth seeing. Foored attic.
Fsrage. screened porch. Priced much be.
low original cost. Owner leaving city. A
hiGh-class home in hiEh-class neishbor:
hood. For further particulars phone until
p.M.a
Evening star., 1936-09-25

PAY. cA6H-oET ~. PRIC9 .BxFpRD
you san your property: tmmedlste sektle-
R;Rs' sSss 3:sSsas es ss%sHiSsso s,s. III. It3s.o g. 0
Evening star., 1936-09-25

wAPIE & JAMES, mo-,
0621 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 4455.
np6D1ATE POSSESSION: ON 18th NEAR
T.. st. ne: beautiful 6-r. and b. tapestry
front and double inclosed rear porches
2-car garage: everything Ia new condition;
1oned commercial; excellent opportunity
~ PERM D.i|o I'll gsfs of's 1885,
Only S6.4t0, TERMs-CHEvY CHASE
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h., new g. Z re-
i31s 9trss z:fs d'ss $751; g. alley c'
t7760sCJgsT oH NCRTH cAPIToL sT:;
porch. double rear porches, hot.water
heat. elec. refrigeration. In one Of the
most convenient locations in the city.
man. Park Hotel. Attractive. weii.
constructed brick home IN the most
on e sRs s1 sf s.. rde
large rooms. tile baths. front. porch.
large rear porcheS. electric refrigera.
ton, maids room. metal weither-Strip.
ped. garaEe. Inspection invited.
BIZ: :soS@chsvy chs::; .,D!2 c:1;a.s cM1;E!shs; #
high elevation. in desirable section.
Eeur BED rooms. electric refrigeration;
,sos & sTANEoS 4 \ y q IuGSHs GSHuss,csso:;, CO, .a4..
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Ok nne rooms. three bed rooms big
ssrsss: ] 500 essh $3.50 monthly: Move
Evening star., 1936-09-25

BUILDERS OFPORT UNITY.
wOODSIDE PARK-Six excellent lots.
fast-growing section, under $1,000: part
End trust. Shepherd 2I45. S955 Georgia
Evening star., 1936-09-25

BEVERLY BEACH. cHEsAPIAKI Bay
M Tor booEist. Address MAYO. 4. A. Co.. G1.
COL BKAOH-BUNoAioW. LARGE IoT
cash, $40 month Real berFsin. oSneT,
Address Boz &17.4. Star once. ass
Evening star., 1936-09-25
ONCE. Center Clarendon.
. Telephone Clarendon 1882
BRICK BUNGALOWS.

2so1 WILSON BLVD. CLARENDON. VA.
PHONE NALNuT RSa0 UNTM, Pm.
Evening star., 1936-09-25

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
A broom house with 2 inclosed porches.
ton. close to schools stores etc. VIII
rent for $50 per month. Our price u
81. $50 Call Mr. Pascoe. .
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg. District 6O02.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
MUST BE SOLD.

Detached: 10 rooms. baths: oil heat:
2-car gar: excellent condition; u acre
Of ground: / block to bus: within mi. of
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Objev " Boinici.

V Bojnici, slovenskem meste
V zupe Bratislavske, byla obje-
vena tajna chodba, vedouci ma
zamek, jenz byval majetkem
knfzete Palfyho. Zamek ma
365 oxen, tolik, kolik dnf je V
roce. Jeho MATTEL sc mohl kaz-
dy den d1vat ma sve poddane z
|jineho okna. Tajna chodba by
la objevena nahodou. Pomohl
k tomu dest. Ma dvore rolnfka
Cmarka V Bojnici proboTila Sc
rozmokla pGda a kdyz rolnik
chtel otvor zahazeti, zjistil, re
.je pTflis hluboky a re vede do
nejakae chodby. Bylo zjiste-
no, re jde o tajnou chodbu 25
metrG pod zemf a v chodbe by
ly nalezeny i RUNE stare zbra-
ne a naboje. Teto tajne chod-
by pouz1vali v davnych dobach
dobrodruzni rytiTi ma loupezny
vypravy do okolf. Pred trent
roxy vloupali Sc do Bojnickeho
zamku neznam1 lupici a odci-
zili obrazG "a diva a pGl million
Kc. Tato loupez zGstala neob-
jasnena a nynf, objeven1m tai
ne chodby Sc IDA, re bylo Cd
haleno, jak byla loupez obrazG
spachana a kudy pachatele o.
Bray odnesli. Tajna chodba
je jeSte prozkoumavana a ne
nj vylouceno, re budou ucine-
ny jeste dalSf zajlmave objevy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
z KRUHU PRACE.

- Stavka, jaka kdy byla '
Minneapolis odbyvana, skonci.
la kdyz diva stavkuj1c1 deln1ci l
Strutwear Knitting Co. byl.
watt zp6t do prace.
" jatkach V Sioux Falls.
Jiz. Oak, feznfci jsou ma stav-
&c aSi rok.
V lockwood Tenn, Wy
pukla stavka delnic zamestna-
nych V puncocharn6. Stavkuj1-
CT d1vky poc1naly 81 mnohem
vybojneji nez muzi. Policie
myslela, re zastrasf stavkaTky
kdyz ma ne Dude hazeti plyno-
We pumy. D1vky pumu sebra-
ly a bodily ma policii. Kdyz
policejn1 naceln1k a serif do
stall plnou davku plynu z naz-
pet vrzene pumy, utekli a stav-
kafky piketovaly dale.
= Vykladaci V pTistavech V
San Francisco a ma pocifickem
pobfezf Sc vratili do prace pc
celotydennf stavce, ktera para
lysovala vsechny pristavy ma
Pacifiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Fordova slova.

Henry Ford v Pittsburg, Pa.
pravil; re myslf, re nastavajici
presidentske Volby nebudou
mfti velky vliv ma obchod. Au-
tomobiln1 magnat Sc tam "a
stavil ma sve ceste S manzelkou
do Washingtonu, Pa. Rekl
Novy pr1del ami neuskodil, ami
nepomohl prGmyslu. Nema
prGmyslem co delat. Nine je to
jedno, kdo Dude zvolen presi-
dentem. Nema to zadny wy
nam. Kdyby Sc obchodnlci da-
Ii do prace a pocali mysliti, ne
museli by Sc starat, kdo Dude
presidentem. Mnoho obchod-
Mkt a prGmyslnikd jsou lenosi.
Mysl1m to take dusevne. Mech
ce sc jim pTemyslet. Financni-
ci delaj1 deprese, tax ably Sc u
drzeli u vesla. Nasazujf ma
mas srouby. To je co deprese
znamena = tlak dolG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Sokol Sc pFipravuje ma XI.
olYmpiadu.

Cvicitelsky sbor muz1 Csl.
obce sokolske mel Praze sch1
ri V Tyrsove DOME.
Sokolske zajezdy v Ceskoslo-
vensku chystane ma tento rok,
Jsou prlpraveny. K hromadne-
mu sokolskemu vystoupenl v
Berline je nyn1 pfihlaseno pres
8OO cvicencu. Do Berl1na bu-
de jich mono vypravit jen
500. Je tn tedy dokonala MOI
most vyberu.
Pro x. vsesokolsky slet byl
pfijat zat1mnf navrh hlavnfch
sletovych telocvicnych vystou-
penl. Je to ovsem jen velmi
pfedbezne rozhodnutf, ale pre-
ce jen dava moznost ucinit 81
jiz nyn1 pTedstavu O tom, jak
velikym podnikem Dude chysta
ny slet.
x. slet vsesokolsky v r. 1888
Dude mfti opet protektora v
hlavn1m meste Praze, ktera bu-
de opet pOzadana o ZaStitu mad
tlmto nejvetsim sokolskym pod
nikem. Dele Sc tax z 1cty k
tomu, re mesto Praha prijfma-
10 ma sebe tento 1kol pred IA
dou let, V dobach, kdy bylo Cd
vahou otevfene a veTejne Sc
hlasiti k zastite mad hnutfm
tax nepohodlnym rakouskym
vladam. Sokolstvo i tn splaci
vernOst vernosti a lasku laskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Professor - Thar znovu pred
sOudem.

Pred porotou v Nov. Jicfne
zodpov1dal sc v poslednfm OBJ
dobi porotn1m re zlocinu Thar
stvi 48-lety professor hospodar-
ske skoly V Krom6Tizi inz. F.
Zamorsky, maj. domu v Kro-
merrill a statku We Vitonicfch u
Bystrice pod Host. V posled-
mich mesicfch Sc oddaval pozf-
vanl alkoholu a vedl nezTfzeny
zivot, ktery jej vehnal do tez-
Ike financn1 tfsn6. Ably 81 mohl
poplatiti dluhy, zapalil svdj
statek, ktery mel vysoko poll
st6ny. Kratce pc zloclnu byl
zatcen V PTerove, usvedcen a
postaven pred soud lidu. Leka-
ri navrhli zkouman1 dusevniho
.stavu profesora zhaTe psychia-
try V 1stave choromyslnych v
|Opave. Pozdeji bylo krajske-
mu soudu v Nov. Jicine sdele-
no, re inz. Zamorsky jest zcela
normaln1 a re "a svGj Gin je pl-
ne odpovednym. Bude proto v
podzimn1m obdobf postaven
ZnOvu pred pOrotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Dunn, humorista, zemTeI.

V New Yorku podlehl rako-
vine, 68lety spisovatel-humori-
sta Peter Dunno, tvGrce histo-
rex M Dooley."
Jeho satira byla obavana V
politickych kruz1ch neb sve
dolby neusetTil ami presidenta
Theodore Roosevelta, zejmena
jeho valecnou cinnost jake plu-
kovnfka, "drsn6ho jezdce" ma
Kub6.
By rodakem z Chicago. V
sestnacti letech Sc stall reporte-
rem a "a tri roxy redaktorem
denn1ku Chicago News. Kdyz
jeho popularita vzrGstala, psa-
val jen do magazin6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01

"Kdyz pfflezitost sc IDA who'd
nou, kdyz kandidati byli nomi-
novani, kdyz Sc verejnost dow
kdo kandidati jsou, ma jake
platforme bezi, a jake socialnf
hospodafske a politicke zasa-
dy zastavaji, vykonna rada
sym nestrannym politickym
politickym vyborem vyrozumf
oficielne vsecky sdruzene unie,
v ohledu stanoviska, k~valifika-
CT, a veTejneho rekordu kandi-
datd pro politicke 1fady."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01

' jedne obci ma PlzenskU
odhalovali pTi oslave Masary-
kove pametnf desku, pred KITE
rou defilovaly mfstn1 spolky a
korporace. Jednomu veliteli
krojovaneho spolku Sc stal ma
Ter. Bib vi, mac myslil, ale ma
jednou pred deskou zvolal: "V
pravo hled!" ackoliv byla des-
ka v levo. Ma stesti clenove
spolku, kteT1 "a MIN pochodo-
vail, 81 vSichni spletli pravou
stranu s levou a dfvali Sc SPRAY
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Pro vVvoz valut.

V Uzhorode byli zatceni a
DAM do dGchodkove vazby
Ludv1k Katz a jeho dcera
Truda, nebot d1chodkovymi
organy byl odhalen podloudny
vyvoz csl. penez do ciziny. u
fednfci dGchodkov6ho 1radu
zjistili, re jiz delsf dobu dosta-
va Katz penezni dopisy z CHI
ny a re jiz pres million korun
prijal V penezn1ch poukazkach.
V d6sledku toho byla provede-
ma revise, pri kter6 vyslo ma
Jevo, re Katz jednak prostfed-
nictvim bank a jednak v dopi-
sech vyvezl Ia hranice, imeno-
vite do Mad'arska, skoro S mil.
Kc. We vysetTovanf Sc stale
pokracuje a bylo jiz vyslechnu-
to mnoh osob, ma kterych lpf
dGvodne podezren1, re pro-
stfednictvfm Katie vyvazely
csl. pen1ze Ia hranice. Drive
nez bylo prikroceno k zatyka-
nj, odJela manzelka Katie do
Madarska, zatlm CO Katz6v
syn je We vezenf v Polsku pro
podobne delikty. Csl. 1Tady,
a to vS1m pravem, venujf vel
kou pozornost temto modernfm
paserakum a celia veTejnost
kvituje s dikem jejich pocfna-
nj
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Darebacky Softer taxicabu.

V New Yorku zatcen byl RI
die taxicabu, J. Rouzo. UnesI
Lubu Kronhauser, 10 let sta
rou, dopravil il do sveho bytu
a tam il zneuzil.
Dfvka tvrdf, re il prinutil re-
volverem do auta a hrozil il, re
il zastfel1. Propustil il ma svo-
bodu teprve, kdyz mu sl1bila,
re mu zaplatf $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Potrhan Ivem.

V Aiken, JIM Karolfna, lev,
ktereho vychoval R. F. Meyer z
mladete, potrhal O. F. Lazara
2 Augusta, Ca, ktery Sc pTiblf-
I'll prflis t6sne k jeho kleci. Ma
prave rame zlomene a protrze-
ne prave plfce. Cele jeho telo
ie poSkrabano a k1ze skoro d
pine strzena s hlavv.