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Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Annual Summer
Citrus Institute to
Be Held June Is

The annual Summer Citrus InSti-
tute will be held on Saturday. June
13, at the Fillmore Union high school
auditorium, Fillmore, Ventura Coun-
ty, Calf, under the auspices of the
citrus department of the California
Farm Bureau Federation and the
agricultural extension service, ac-
cording to an announcement by
Clarence HaWley, chairman of the
citrus department of the California
Farm Bureau Federation. The pro
gram will include both production
and marketing problems.
Because of the great interest on
the part of the citrus growers in
the coastal areas in spraying and
the effects of spray materials in cit
trus pest control, thee subie cts
will be presented relating to this
problem. T A. Lombard, in charge
of orchard operations at the Rancho
Sespe in Ventura county, will pre-
sent very interesting discussion on
the results of irrigation experiments
at the Rancho Sespe, with special
reference to health and vigor Of
trees, without reduced production
Since the citrus experiment sta
ton is planning a new project in
relation to the improvement of
strains or varieties of lemons, cor,
related with root stocks, and also
the application of recent findings
relating to Scaly bark or pSoroSiS
disease being a systemic disease,
DR.. H. S. Fawcctt, head of the plant
pathology department at the citrus
experiment station, will discuss the
plans of the citrus experiment sta
ton in regard to these problems.
Because the outlook is for a heavy
fall and early winter crop of lem
onS. the program committee includ-
ed discussion for handling this
deal under the California prorate
act.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
CIRCULAR OUT
TO AID FARM
POULTRYMEN

The fifth edition of its circular
on diseases and parasites of poultry
in California, and the methods 10
be used for the prevention and
treatment of such conditions, has
just been issued by the College of
Agriculture, University of Califor-
MIA. The circular which has en-
joyed an outstanding demand from
poultrymen and poultry fanciers OF
the state, goes into the questions
of feeding, sanitation, disease and
parasite control and general care
OF poultry.
The circular states:
DO not allow visitors, particu-
larly those whose business or oc-
cupation takes them from farm to
farm, to enter poultry houses or
yards"
Another point particularly en-
phasized is that preventive vaccin-
alton. although uniformly success
full in the field, cannot be safely
employed by anyone and every
one without previous knowledge or
experience, and that the use of any
vaccine containing live virus is at
tended by a certain element of
danger. Considerable space is
given to vaccination in the circu-
lar and poultry raisers are asked
not to use this particular preven-
tive until conditions are such that
it may be used without harm.
The manner in which poultry
houses should be built and main
tanned with an even temperature,
the building and maintenance of
brooders and the care of the prem
ises used by poultry are also de-
tailed fully.
The Circular is No. 8 of the Agri
cultural Extension Service series
and ,was prepared by Professor S.
B. Freeborn, assistant TO the dean
of the College Of Agriculture. and
j. r. Beach, professor of veterin-
airy science. Morris A. Stewart, as
sistant professor of entomology
contributed a chapter on parasites.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
WEED CONTROL
BIG PROBLEM
FOR FARMERS

Weeds cause more damage than
all the other agricultural pests COM
bined. Animal diseases, insects,
rodents, and predatory animals do
not account for as heavy loss to the
farming industry as do weeds. These
statements are mad in Circular 81
of the University of California EX
tension Service titled Weed Control.
The circular may be obtained free
from the College of Agriculture at
Berkeley, or from any farm advis-
or. 1t was written by w. S. Ball,
field supervisor of weed control for
the state department of agriculture,
A. S. Crafts, assistant botanist, B.
A. Madison, professor of agronomy,
and Dr.. w. w. Robbins, professor
CT botany on the Davis campus of
the University of California
The circular, the authors an
nounce, attempts TO picture the
weed control problem in California,
together with the most practical
and promising remedies now en-
ployed. Principles of weed con
troll for animals, biennials and
perennials are given. Methods of
control discussed include cultiva-
ton, flooding, cropping methods.
smothering, chemicals herbicides,
soil treatments and sterilization, al
so others.
Special problems are taken up in
the discussion, and certain of the
most pernicious weeds are given in
dividual treatment in the circular
Advice is given on weed identified
ton, together with instructions for
sending weeds to the agricultural
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
WARMED UP ICE
BETTER FOR
PLANT SHIPPING

Two blocks of ice may look alike,
but one may be much colder, if
from colder storage room. Ice
mclts at 80 degrees. Below this
its temperature follows closely that
of the surrounding air.
Failure to let ice of low tempera-
ture warm up before using it to
cover shipments of vegetables may
freeze some Of them in transit, in
yestigationS by the Bureau OF
Plant Industry, United States De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture, shCG. It
found considerable head lettuce
and carrots damaged in transit
during the warm months last year
by crushed ice-gcnerally used now
in top-icing lettuce and carrots.
The ice is crushed in the packing
house and Immediately blown over
the load without much loss of
temperature. Skunk tOp-ice, when
used, is placed over the Vegetables
as they arc loaded in the car and
has a better chance to warm up
to temperature which does not
cause freezing injury.
Freezing damage can be prevent
ed easily by allowing the ice to
warm up before it is crushed If
there is any doubt about tempera-
turc the ice should be allowed to
stand until it begins to melt.
Some of today's BEST news is
in the advertisements
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

was April l8, while in 1895, the first
consignment was shipped on April
27. Including May 5, the total
number of cars shipped since the
commencement of the present sea
son, amounted to 1876, of which AZ
were sent out from Brawley and
94 from El Centro A year ago
the total for the entire valley dur
ing the same corresponding period
was cars
Figures submitted for the past
six years show a wide variety OF
the first carload shipments of
cantaloupes to leave the valley
The dates were as follows: 1881
April l3; 1892, May 2; 1888, May
s. 1884, April 2 (RecorD; 1885,
April 27; 1896, April 10.
Total number of cars sent out
from date of first shipment, up
to and including May 5, were:
1881, 81 cars; 1882, cars; 1888,
car; 1884, 1877 cars; 1885, 8 cars;
1886, 1876 cars.
A report recently compiled by B.
A. Harrigan, Agricultural Com
missioner, shows a total melon
Acreage for 1886 of 25,l43, includ-
Ing cantaloupes, honeyGeWs and
honeyballs. In 1885 the acreage
amounted to 27,143.
The Federal Market news pre-
diets that a few crates CT water
melons will be shipped from the
valley by Saturday, May 9th, prob
ably from the Mt Signal district.
Carload lots are expected 20 be
shipped within approximately 10
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Letter Received
From British Consul

Tho staff at the county clerk S
office was Interested in letter re
Gently received from F.. c. Evans,
British consulate at Los Angeles.
Black borders on the envelop first
attracted the attention and inter-
est was heightened by the royal
seal on the reverse side. Black
borders around the stationery ere.
ated a startling effect. The death
of King George is the reason for
the mourning, it was explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
X. L. Porter Named
New Arp. Executive

The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company Thursday announced
the appointment of R. L. Porter as
assistant supervisor for this dis
trict. including San Diego and I'M
perial counties. Porter succeeds
C. l.. Cortner, who was recently
transferred to Beverly Hills, after
serving three years in this terri
tory.
Porter expressed himself as be-
ing proud to have supervision of
this outstanding division and stat
cd that he looks forward to max
ing frequent visits to Imperial Val
ley in his new capacity with the
A. & p Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

forming a criminal operation on
her.
Mrs. Kinsey, held in Jail in de
fault of the $4,000 bond fixed by
Superior Judge Howard c. Speak
man, denied in statements TO Off
GERS that she performed the opera
tion. She declared Miss Ball Cool
idge stenographer and Sunday
school teacher, came to her home
for aid after having been operated
upon elsewhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
ALOUPE SEASON WELL AHEAD OF LAST YEAR

A litter of four or
five is the usual thing.
Lady, a DalmatiOn coach
dog owned by Mrs. Jack
Fl. Cox of Los Angeles,
gave birth to IL pups.
She appears wistful. X
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Quintuplets Receive
Piano for Present

CALLANDER, Ont, May T. Wp
The Dionne quintuplets today
banged away enthusiastically on
their newest poSsession-a piano
given to them yesterday by Judge
j. A. Valin chairman of their board
of guardians, as an advance birth.
day present.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Tucson City Engineer
Dies of Heart Attack

TUCSON, Ariz., May 7. UR)-
Bradley r Metcalf, Sd, Tucson city
engineer for 18 months, died last
night from sudden heart attack.
He leaves his widow and a daugh-
ter. They came to Tucson in 1920
from San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
NURSE
TO BE TRIED IN
GIRLS DEATH

PHOENIX, Ariz. May T. UR)-
Mrs. Billie Kinsey, 36, Phoenix
nurse, will be tried in superior court
June on charges she caused the
death Of pretty Odessa Ball by per
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
FIRST CARLOAD SENT
OUT APRIL IS, TEN
DAYS IN ADVANCE

The Imperial Valley cantaloupe season this year is
July two weeks ahead of the commencement of the 1885
harvest, according to figures compiled by the Federal
State Market News of Brawley.
The first carload shipment to leave the valley in 1896
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

commissioners, farm advisors, state
department of agriculture, or the
university of California.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
S lahvi piva zavinilo vysinuti
vIaku z koleii.

Pet lahvi piva vypitych be
hem peti hodin a pGl, vineno
Jest komisi mezistatniho obcho
du z vysinutf vlaku z kolej1 pc
srazce s automobilem v Coving
ton, Tennessee, usmrcen1 til
osob a zranen1 osmi osob.
Zprava podana odboru bez-
pecnosti We Washingtonu uda-
va: "Vyslo ma jevo, re r1dic
automobile byl star 70 rokG, re
vypil 5 lahv1 piva mezi 6. hodi-
nou vecer do 1920 hodin v no
ci a vypadal tax, re kazdy mo-
hi rfci re byl opily.
Bylot dosti dGkazG, Re vjel S
automobilem ma koleje drahy
a re jel pc kolejich tluce Sc tim
to pres prazce, koleje a vyhyb-
ku az zasazen byl vlakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Starec zastrelil bratra.

Charles Dorste, 76lety, ne
zamestnany delnfk, zastrelil
sveho 72leteho bratra Josepha
ma ukoncen1 celodenn1 hadky v
jich spolecnem byte v st. Louis
Vrah pravil, re vytahl rue
nici z klosetu, kdyz jeho bratr
ma neho Sci S kuchynskym no.
zem. "On I'll z mych penez
kolik let," stezoval 81 starry
muz. "Poslednf tTi mesfce,
kdyz jsem pTisel O praci, vsec-
ko co jsme NELL bylo $25, KITE
re dostavam mes1cne jake wy
slouzilec re spanelske valky.
On proti mne vzdy soptil, at k
tomu mel prfcinu nebo me-"
Osudneho dine oba muzi kou-
pill nejakou kofalku a pivo, a
kdyz Joseph delal vecefi a spa
lii maso, Charles mu "a to Wy
huboval. Potion doslo k ostrej-
81 hadce, a konecne ku stfelbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Ma pomoc papezi proti
komunismu.

Deset tisfc alumni Notre
Dame university nab1dne v
New Yirku pomoc papezi Piu
V jeho praci prot komunismu,
iak stanovil Arthur j. Hughes,
advokat v Chicago a president
Notre Dame narodniho sdruze-
nj alumni.
Pred odjezdem SWIM do E.
vropy, a jeho audience We Va
tikanu, Tekl:
IMAM urcite navrhy, ktere
doufam re budu dovolen pred
loziti papezi. Budou-li jim
schvaleny, zadati budu alumny
Notre Dame We vSech castech
Spojenych StatG ujmouti Sc We
den1 boje proti komunismu zde
a v zamoT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

- Ctyrlety Lorraine Luban-
ski re S. Port ulice, porazen byl
neznamym automobilem ma
Montford a Fait avenue.
= Diva fldici automobile,
ktef1 ujeli z mfsta melody, chy
cent byli p~olicisty. Jedn1m byl
William B. Eaton, jenz srazil
Sc S jinym automobilem ma
Eastern avenue a Tolna ulici a
druhym byl Willard Stephens.
= Marylandska statn1 poll
Gle ma Conowingo zatkla be
hem srpna "a T1dice automobi-
III, kterf opilymi byli. Pokuto-
vani byli bud 500 nebo veze-
MIN ma 80 dnf.
= 40lety chauffeur pTitis-
knut byl V dtery pod hoffc1m
traktorem a upalen ku smrti
ma pozemku Loyola koleje ma
Cold Spring lane a Milbrook
road. Osoby, jez pTftomny by
ly, nemohly pomoci. Uhorelym
byl John Roland Gibson, "a
mestnanec Loyola koleje pc 10
rokG. Ku nestestf doslo, kdyz
jel ma traktoru, kterym srovna-
no melo byti trochu zvysene
mlsto navrs1. Pr rychlem O.
bratu traktor Sc pTekotil a no
flc1 padl ma Gibsona.
= 42lety cernoch, Mack Fin
cher, chycen byl pr j1zd6 au-
tomobilem bez license. Odsou-
zen byl ma 6 mesic1 do vezeni.
Pred tim odslouzil 81 jiz diva
termlny We vezen1, jeden v Tw-
son a druhy V Halethorpe. Ia
wren byl, re T1dil automobil,
kdyz opilym byl obou pr1pa-
dech.
= We srazce automobile ma
Lexington ulici a Fallsway po-
ran6ny byly V ned6li: 57leta
Mary Waters a 66leta Amelia
Sebald. Automobil Tfdil Frank
S. Waters.
= We srazce trf automobile
V pondel1 ma ChestertoWn-Ken-
nedyville silnic1ch zabita byla
II roku stara Mildred Cole
man z Crumpton. Zraneni by
Ii: Margaret Turner, Edwin
Seward, Norvel Patten a Ben
ME Nicholson. Nicholson "a
stavil automobil, ably Sc pre-
svedcil, kolik ma mem gaso-
l1nu. Jiny automobil Sc ctyTmi
osobami chtej1c1 kolem minou-
ii, vrazil do neho a do tret1ho
automobile, V n6mz V protiv-
mem smeru jel DIR. w. N. Rey-
nolds z Chestertown.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Sc muzG zjistsno porotou.

V Detroit sc muzG, mezi nj
mi fada statnich, okresnich a
mestskych oficiald, bylo jme-
novano porotou Oakland okre-
su co. pF1sluSnici Cerne legie,
kterou porota odsoudila co
"politicky splhavou kamarilu,
dusevne neschopnou vyrvati
moe zakonite autorite."
V teze dobe, kdy report byl
oznamen, IL spoutanych clen1
Legie bylo zavedeno do obvod-
n1ho soudu pro prelfcenf. v
nemz budou souzeni CO vraho-
We Charles A. Poole, 2. kvetna,
ktery ddajn6 byl z~astfelen ga
by byl umlcen."
Mezi pfftomnymi v soudnf
SIM byla Silas Coleman, vdova
cern6ho nadennfka, ktery byl,
jak jina obzaloba tvrdf, Msti-
tely zavrazden ku upokojeni
zv6davosti, "jak jeden cftf,
kdyz zabije cernocha," 20 pi-
JACKIE orgii Bratrstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Letecka tragedie.

z ohorelych a pokroucenych
trosek zabavnfho dopravniho
letadla byla vzata tela des1ti
obeti plamenne katastrofy, jez
Sc odehrala ma osamelem mlste
u Buttermilk Hollow v Penn
sylvanii.
Vesela vyprava jedenacti
vyletnikG vstoupila do letadla
ujistena provozovatelem zabav
Mich lett: "Dostane Sc YAM
vzruseni = nebo penfze zpat-
ky"
Vyletnici leteli jen asi mill
ci dive - a nastala k~atastrofa.
Letadlo pc padu shoTelo. Zby-
ly z neho jen zcernale, pokrou-
Gene a opalene trosky.
Veskery mrtvoly ohorely k
nepoznan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Nsco prfivezl.

V Portland, Oregon, Mitchell
A. Cloninger, chtel svemu syn
kovi ukazati jak Sc low ryby v
Tece willamette. Nahle sc pri-
hnala boure S hromobitim a "a
chv1li C%loninger uslysel mad
hlavou kyhan1 divokych hus1.
Pr novem zablesknuti Clonin-
ger spatTil, jak nekolik sedych
predmetG spadlo S vyse ma vo-
du. Dovesloval k onomu mistu
nalezl tam IL tucnych husf,
ktere byly zabity bleskem. Phi
jeli bez ryb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Vsichni bile odeni nejsou
doktory.


Kdyz novepeceny pan man
Eel predstavivs1 Sc sve zene ja-
ko doktor a prinesl 81 dom1 BIZ
II oblek ma dGkaz toho, zavi-
nil, re manzelka jeho Howard
F. Siegle zadala zadost o roz-
vod. Sv6dcila, re Sc seznamila
Sc Sieglem pred rokem. Rekl j
re graduoval z university, re
ma zkusenosti jake intern1 le-
kaT z nekolika nemocnic a re
skoncil post-graduacn1 kurs ma
Johns Hopkins universite.
Dala sc S MIN oddati V Eli
colt City 6. ledna. Pan man
Eel cetl lekarske knihy. Pc ne
jakem case poznala, re bile sa-
ty potrebuje jake pekaf a re
tlmto take jest. Dale poznala,
re zavren byl We vezenf. Po-
znanf vedlo il ku zalobe o roz-
vod. Soudce tento povolil a do
volil j, ably uz1vala sveho rod
neho jmena Dorothy Lee Cole
man.
Jiny rozvod povolen byl ze-
ne, jez svedcila, re manzel j
hrozil sekerkou jednou a jed
nou re il r1zl sklem z rozbite
sklenice. Zaluj1cf byla Nellie
Marie Englemeyer. Oddana
byla S Englemeyerem New
Yorku roku 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Deportace.

V Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
vyslouzilci ma konvenci prijali
resoluci, zadaj1c1 tajemnici pra
&c Frances Perkinsovou, ably
dala deportovati 3,000,O00 CT
zinc1, "nezakonne pobyvaj1-
c1ch We Spoj. Statech'', coz O.
patient proti nezamestnanosti.
Take pozadovali, ably byla ur-
cena lhGta do ktere pTistehova-
lee Sc ma staff obcanem, pod
trestem vypovezeni. V teto til
de, jak recn1ci ma sjezdu mlu-
viii, pry je ma 1000, 900 lid.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11


Governor Ali M. Landon,
republikansky kandidat 1radu
presidentova, recnil ma Den
Prace We Wichita, Kansas. V
reel sve pTimlouval Sc "a "sil-
nou Will pro mir"
Recnil ku vyslouzilcdm shro-
mazdenym V Kansas. V reel
sv6 ddraz kladl ma snasenlivost
V ohledu vyznan1 a jednotu V
radach d6ln1kG, ably 'tak orga-
nisovana prace mohla pokraco-
vati We SVEN zapase pro vyssl
mzdy." Reel jeho naslouchalo
aSi 5000 osOb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Thomas varuje pred roztrzkou

Norman Thomas, socialistic-
ky kandidat 1Tadu presidento-
va Tecnil ma Den Prace v
Nyack, N. Y. Rekl, re "bylo
by smutnym kdyby rok 1886
vid6ti musel organisovanou
praci rozdvojenou." Die jeho
pTesvedcen1 rozluka tato jest
nepotrebnou a NIUE odvrace-
ma byti.
"Prvnfm pTanim vsech soci-
alistu", rekl, "je ivy a spoje-
ny tab ku pochodu V pred in
dustrialn1ch uni mezi nezor-
ganisovanym d6lnictvem'. Spo
lu Thomas zadal, ably delnic-
two organisovalo Sc pro polite
kou akci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

" Masaryktown, Fla, diva
slovenst1 mladici, Stefan Vosci-
mar a Jan Dvoran dostali z De-
troit, Mich, ornament o SVEN
v1tezstvf v soutezi tamejsiho
remeslnickeho cechu Fisher
Body Corporation, kterou ten
to jiz pc nekolik rokG vypisuje
pro cele Spoj. Staty.
Ucastnici souteze nell zho-
toviti model starobyleho koca-
ru, jaky ona %korporace ma ma
svych autech jake vyrobni
znacku. Voscinar obdrzel PRIV
nj cenu ma model kocaru v til
de starsich ucn1-kontestant1 a
Dvoran druhou v trfde mlad-
SIGH zavodnlkG. Prvn1 cena je
SIS, druha $50 ma hotovosti.
Krone toho oznamen1ch O
vysledku tohoto kontestu bu-
dou otisteny fotografie obou
slovenskych vftezu.
- Krajan Anthony Hrbek
re Cedar Rapids, Ia, byl skoro
okamzite usmrcen, kdyz pri jfz
de ma bicyklu Sc srazil s auto
mobilem, ktery r1dil John l..
Myers z Davenportu. Hrbek
utrpel rozbit1 lebky a porou-
chant pateTe. Cestou do memo
| cnicn ZomTe1
Hrbek byl domovn1kem v
Merchants National bance.
Pred tim pc Is let konal podob
nou sluzbu v Security budove.
Byl narozen v Ceskoslovensku
rs. brezna, 1877. Do Ameri-
ky prijel We veku 20 let. Mel
grovernf obchod v Milwaukee,
az do r. 1910, kdy prijel do &C.
dar Rapids. Vedle vdovy Fran
ces, zanechal syna Rudolfa mi.
a dceru Jeanne, jakoz i diva
bratry, Franka a Petra, zij1cf v
Ceskoslovensku.
- Theodore F. Prusa z Mil
waukee, Wis, jeden z nejmlad
SIGH clen1 hlavn1ho 1fadu Slo-
venskeho Katolickeho Sokola,
pfisel O zivot pTi automobile
vem nestestf, ktere jej potkalo
cestou re sjezdu organisace
jenz byl v Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pc skonceni sjezdu Sc rozho.
dl Sc svou manzelkou a bra.
trem Viktorem a jeho manzel.
kou %navstiviti stryce v Middle.
town, O. Nestest1 je potkale
nedaleko Middletown. Theo.
dore byl zabit ma mfste, jehe
manzelka a bratr, jakoz i bra.
trova manzelka byli vazne pc.
raneni.
= V Hayward, Kalifornie
Jan Kubellk, virtues houslovt
hry, Sc let starry, zotavuje Sc '
nemocnici okresu Alameda
kan byl dopraven pc srazce
automobile ma Sedme a Camp.
bell ulici.
= Krajan Jaro Suchan z
Clevelandu, mattel kuzelny
byl v noci obran dvema ozbro.
jenymi lupici o $152, kdyz krat
ce pred jednou hodinou Sc chy.
stall Suchan S pozdn1m nav.
Stevnikem sve mistnosti k cd.
chodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Vvmamili $4,000.

V Superior, Wisconsin, dve-
ma muzGm, kterf Sc vydavali
Ia agenty federalnf identifikac
nj dTadovny, podarilo Sc cd
jedne zeny pod pohrGzkou, re
il zatknou a uveznf, vymamiti
jake 1platek $4,000. Jejich O.
b6tf Sc stala zena, ktera tam
vede dim pochybne povesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Hrdinny pomocnik mrtev.

V Chicago 94lety James r.
Tookey, hrdina z velkeho chi
cazskeho pozaru v roce 1871,
zemfel v byte sveho zete, poll
cisty Carl O. Swansona. Pr O.
hni zachranil mnoho zivot1
Zen a detf, ktere odvazel kon-
mi z ohrozenych mist. Zane
chal pc sobe 5 detl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

V Logansport, Ind, tri cenni
kone ma farme Chas. why're
wa, vnikli do kolny, kde byly
rozrezane, nedavno porazene
serial uschle listf, a "a
hodinu ma to zcepeneli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Otravena suchary z jedu.

M1sto z mouky z jedovateho
prasku pekne pecenymi sucha-
ry otravila Sc Sallie Coleman,
76leta, z Walker Springs. Syn
E. B. Coleman a dive cernosske
deti pc pozitf suchar6 dopra-
veny lined do nemocnice a die
zpravy lekaTd Sc uzdravf. Syn
omylem dial pytl1k s jedem k
vyhubenf pilousI kucharce Ger
nosce a tim zavinil matcinu
smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Kostra " koruns stromu.

V Portland, Oregon, We vet
v1ch koruny stromu asi IS stop
vysoke sosny byla nalezena ko-
stra zeny, kterou nelze ztotoz-
niti. zena pravdepodobne pri-
poutala sc k vetv1m a pax sc o.
travila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

1888 skoro $500, 600 nezamest
nanych delnfkG dostalo praci a
vice neil tTi miliony, re pracu-
il ma .pomocnych vladnich pro-
iektech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Skocila Sc ctyriadvacateho
poschodf.

V Chicago skocila 32leta
Mae Brodska oknem "a. pos
chodi Willoughby Tower cislo
8 Michigan ave. Zustala s roz-
trist9nymi 1dy lezeti ma strese
pffstavku We 4. poschodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Ku pomoci zmrzacelym
ditkam,

Vybor statni pomoci a dobro-
cinnosti pocal svoji praci pro
-dobro zmrzacenych d1tek V Ma
rylandu pod T1zen1m Roberta
G.. Thompson. Statn1 a vladni
fondy ku 1celi tomu mali $751;
900.
Ably pomoc poskytnuta byla,
zadatele must byti mladsl nez
FL rokG, bud castecne anebo
zcela neschopn1 pro vzdelanl
nebo vychovu ku zam6stnanl.
Hlusf a SLEPT nejsou V tom "a
hrnuti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Noe We vods ~jezera.

Ctyri osoby temeT celou noe
drzely Sc prevrzene lodky ma
iezere Bemidji, Minnesota nez-
Ii lodka byla konecne We 2 hod.
rano vrzena ma bfeh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Najala 81 auto k provedeni
sebeyrazdy plynem.

Rose Frederick, 38leta v st.
Louis, skoncila vdychan1m ply
nu z autovyfuku, z kary, ktere
81 k tomu 1celu najala, v CARA
Ii sveho domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Nalezen S rozbitou lebkou
v hospode.

William Duvall, 39lety, dan
do nemocnice tezce crane
ny. Nalezen byl v bezvedomi
lezfci v kuchyni saloonu We
$500 blocku Hartford avenue.
PAdem rOzrazena mu lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Diva Ia mrizemi pro loterni
prestupky.

NJ Sest mesfcI do veZen1 Cd
souzeny Isaac Sapperstein a
ma 5 mesfcG odsouzeny Billy
Landsman, nastoupili koncem
tydne frosty sve. Odsouzeni
byli pro pTestupky loternich
statu.