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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-04-16

J. w. WOOtten, Pastor
SUNDAYS
1000 A. N. Sunday School.
1900 A. M, SERMON
6:45 P. n. Epworth League.
1880 p. NJ, SERMON
WEDNESDAYS
1870 P. NJ, PRAYER MEETING
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-04-16
the month.
PITTS CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. John A. Ditto, Pastor

SUNDAYS
, 2 P. M. Bible School.
8 P. III. Worship.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16

of this
the general public for your loyal sup
the affair has been held IN the IWn C
Keller golf has been reserved
make this event success
pictures will be made OF the entire
we say agan-the place. Keller golf St Pauthe date
Aug 15th-he event, CENTRAL STATES GOLF TOURNA-
MENT Practical starting mgOOd golf will be assured
gohers spraheu MS eg
playing golf Jimmy tells me he is going to give the
leg week then he will be in condition for the tourn
ment-we wish you much success, James,
are public of the wonderful baseball the
are there the Car
dna of Minneapolis playing the Minnesota Valley
Thomas and managed by sylvester
boys have played this league
going little tough for them; however, mueh
credit is due Thomas for the splendid showing these
bvs making held the league leading Jordan
Minnesota team Next Sunday they play at Shakope
Minn so come give these fellows support
ST. Paul has met rough gong IN
the American Legion this The boys under the
ton Scobby) Wright have suffered considerably IN their
fielding ability; outng their rivals most OF their games errors
Ihayec them several games
The Baker Minneapolis under the direction OF donald
Sessions and Thomas playing 500 baseball not bad for
go tbot was orpanzed after the under
The Baker Leslie Lawrence Post teams will play series
of games for City Championship the first game to be played
at Harriet Island Aug. 9Th. -..
Toe Llard famous City athlete is again playing baseball
with the Chicago Giants Joe plays professional 1ootD
with LYONS and football Lyons and Baobs
wora stars of the Indiana University few years
Bob Rife Samuel Reed working the boats this sum-
These working the boats hardens ones muscles for
the coming football season. $780, -,
Dwight Reed is keeping condition by playing kttenba with
several teams Twin City League Dwight just as powerful
With the ktenba bat grabbing out at the stadium
b, Gardner likewise keeping condition by playing the
ga" hall game scheduled places for dear old Macae
nextse
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16

Attorney General of the United
States shall cause an investigation
to be made to determine whether
there has been any violation of this
custody or prosecute the members
Act
"In the former bills, the Federal
Government was given power to
try and punish individuals guilty
of participating with the lynching
mob. The Wagner-Van Mugs bill
places the entire liability upon the
State, through those officers of
those units to which the State
shall have delegated functions of
police
"'Mob' and 9ynching are de-
fined. Express exception is made
that 'lynching' shall not include
violence between groups of gang
sters or racketeers, or violence in
cidental to picketing or boycotting
during labor disputes If the mob
believe they can free the local Off.
GERS from responsibility by hus-
ting the victim across the. State
border, the Iindbergh law comes
into play. Notable in the re-
cent career of this legislation has
been the remarkable swing to its
favor of Southern sentiment, ex-
pressed in a multitude of editorials
from every part of the South.
Most recent access to the Federal
anti-lynching ranks is Senator Tom
Connally, of Texas"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
FOURTH STREET CHURCH
NOTES

The Tabernacle meetings are at
tracing large crowds each night.
Elder MCGEE of Chicago has SO
highly entertained the audience
with his songs and messages that
everybody clamored for him to pro-
long his stay.
Sunday, July 1S, Elder E. G.
Carter, Assistant Overseer OF Mis-
souri, and pastor at Jefferson City,
will arrive to conduct a meeting at
the Tabernacle. The public is
urged to attend these meetings and
hear this minister, who is now
making his initial visit to the TWIN
Cities. Meetings begin each eve
ming at 500 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
YOUNG METHoDIsTS .

Continued from Page II
Field" "For Respectful and Tenn
perate Living" These discussions
we're made lively by the keen wit
of the leader, whose years of work
with young people have equipped
him in being able to urge them to
talk. Those taking part in the dis
cussions from the Twin Cities were
Mary Lewis, Lorraine Horris,
Dorothy Williams, Betty Marshal,
and Alice Cook, all of Minneapolis;
Ruth Benner, Helen and Corinne
Powell, and Vance Guy, all Of st.
Paul. This discussion was spon-
sored by the Allen Christian En-
deavor League.
The afternoon session was ad-
dressed by Rev. Louis MCGEE, and
(. the General Discussion was on the
[ subject youths Estimate of James
Weldon Johnson's Appraisal of the
Negro Church." M. Boyde Patrick
spoke at length on this subject,
(. stating that the time has come for
the preacher of today to inter
\ sperse his sermon with intelligence
| as well as spiritual fervor.
1 The Missionary Session was lee
by Mrs. Marylee Parks and Donna
.@egleton. The subject was "Why Is
Youth, Interested in Missionary
iEnterprise.?" Night. sessions in
cluded an address by Dr.. Frank c
t.Lowery, an oratorical Contest, AM
7 a Pageant. Ruth Benner was sub
s.stituted in the Oratorical Contes
FLOR Nj Boyde Patrick, who won tn
Eeontest here a week ago. Miss Ben
ner was chosen because the con
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
Card OF Thanks

To the many friends and neigh
bors who made the last illness of
our dear mother and relative, Mrs.
Ellen Wallace, less burdensome by
their visits and who shared with US
our sorrow in her death; who mani
tested their sympathy in beautiful
floral tributes; to the Rev. w. E.
Warrington, pastor of her church
for his message of hope and con-
ISOLATION; to the Neal Funeral Home
for its excellent service, we extend
our grateful appreciation and
thanks.
Mrs. Elsie McMoore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wallace,
Geo. Wallace,
James Wallace,
and grandchildren.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN-
TION

The State Sunday School Con-
vention, of the Church of God In
Christ, will be held July 1920, at
59S W. Central ST., st. Paul. Meet
ings will begin each evening at
500 p. m.' -.
Rev. P. ]. Buford, young min
lister of Fourth Street Church, and
newly appointed State ,Supt., has
charge of the entire session.
Wednesday, July Fl, a picnic will
be given at Glenwood Park, in
which both adults and children will
participate. The public is cor
daily invited to attend this meet
ing and picnic.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
TIE TWIN CITY W0MEN'S
\ gcsCIVIC AND BIBLE
STUDY CLUB NOTES
By Miss Estelynne Wagner

Due to an error on the part of
the club reporter the notes for
Wednesday, June 80, were not re-
ported, but the meeting was well
attended at 321 North st. Adams
Street, and the general routine
carried on.
The past meeting of the Twin
CITY Civic and Bible Study Club
was held at the home of Mrs. B.
Harper of Carol Avenue. The
president opened the meeting
which was succeeded by prayer and
song. All old and new business
was then discussed which brought
in the breakfast which was given
Sunday for club members and
their. invites.
The report by the Sick Commit
tee brought out the fact that Mr..
Yancy of the Ancker Hospital
wished to see. US. A trip to the
hospital was made the following
dav by Mrs. NJ. j. Williams, Mrs.
Billee Harper, and Mrs. Frank
Titus. This report will be made in
the next meeting.
Bible Discussion followed. The
subject was based on First John
500. Closeness of the spirit,
water, and blood was open for dis
cussion. Mrs. Eula johnson gave
a very interesting view on this
topic which was then taken up by
the president and explained to the
fullest degree.
Collection amounted to 4Oc. The
social period followed and was
climaxed by a cool luncheon which
was well appreciated by the club.
Mrs. Harper, making a grand
hostess, received vote of thanks
and the meeting was adjourned.
The next meeting is to be held
at 31S North Avon St. Mrs. E.
johnson acting as hostess. The
public is invited. The time
8 p. m.
A full report of the successful
breakfast given at the home Of
Mrs. F. Titus will be reported next
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
The Spotlight

Without the least thought of
doubt, we, the writer's of this ar
ticle, can safely state that the Cen
trail States Golf Tournament,
which will be held in st. Paul Aug.
18th, is headed for great success.
Never before has the interest been
so great as among our people now;
a recent check-up has proven that
sister clubs from Iowa, Nebraska,
and parts of Kansas are sending
many players to the tournament.
The Twin Cities alone is expected to
enter about thirty players. These
boys are striving hard to perfect
their game in order to be able to
win that beautiful trophy, which
is the possession solely of the per-
son who wins it three times. Our
boys (the Twin Cities) are firm be-
levers that they can't be beaten
on their home course; hence they
are playing Keller course at every
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
SPECIAL MOTTO

All social news of Clubs Visitors, Entertainments,
Meetings etc. must be in our main office 306 Third
ST. So, Minneapolis, by Tuesday at p m. to insure
publication in current issue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
Card of Thanks

l wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their lovely
floral tributes and extended kind
ness to me in the loss of my hus-
band, James Taylor, and especially
to thank the members of Zion
Baptist, also Elder Douglas of
Beacon Light for his services.
Myrtle /. Taylor, Wife.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
Obituary Notices
CHAS. d. BEAN

Charles d. Bean, son of Mrs. SUI
sic Johnson, 159 Valley St., ST..
Paul, died Sunday, July IL, at
Ancker hospital. Funeral services
were held Wednesday, July IA, at
9 a. m. at st. Peters Claver Catho7
lie Church. Father Charles Keefe
officiated. Interment at Calvary
cemetery. Neal Funeral Home, Inc,
in charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
LA FARCE ON ANTI-LYNCH
BILL

CONTINUED from Page u
or any member of the lynching
mob
'Tf Lynching Has Occurred
eff lynching has occurred, and
if information under oath is sub
mitted to the Attorney General of
The United States that the local
peace officer has been derelict to
his duty in either of the two above
mentioned hypothesis, then the
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testants were of her age rather
than Patrick's. Miss Benner won
third prize.
Mrs. Reddick, o. c. Hall
And Patrick Get Offices
The election of officers took place
on the last day. The election was
as follows: Miss Margret Holt OF
Waterloo, District Sunday Super
intendent; Mrs. ]. Reddick, Mime
apolis, President of the Junior Mis-
sionary Society; o. C. Hall, St.
Paul, Superintendent of Sunday
School Normal Department; M.
Boyde Patrick, President of the Al
len Christian Endeavor League.
These offices are of the st. Paul
District only. Among the resolu-
tons passed at this Congress were
a Resolution Against War, and a
Resolution for Support of the Anti
Lynching Bills.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-16
JOHN JENKINS

John jenkins, 1O4 Hennepin Ave.,
died Tuesday, July 10, at Glen
Lake Sanitarium. Burial in Crystal
Lake cemetery July IA. Neal FuI
neral Home, Inc, in charge.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Slovinska "bohacka" " trublu.

Frances Taucher, ktera sc
kdysi v Chicago zivila zvysova-
MIN krasy zen a bydlila take v
Ciceru, ma move opletanf sc "a
kony. V New Yorku byla Eat
cena jake uprchlice pred zako-
mem ma zadost re statu Kali
fornie.
Byla vzata znovu do vazby,
kdyz vystoupila z federaln1ho
vezenl, kde 81 odsluhovala sest
mes1cG "a uzit1 falesneho pasu
pri vstupu do Spoj. Stat1. V
Los Angeles je pax obzalovana
pro udan1 bezcenneho ceku ma
$3.50.
V dobe, kdyz pred nekolika
Lefty jeSte Ella v Chicago, pusti-
la do sveta zpravu, re podedi-
la pc SVEN stryci v Italii neko-
lik tovaren ma spaghetti v Gene
100000 v americke meme.
Jedna z onech tovaren mela
byti take v Terstu, ktery drive
patril Rakousku a mel znacne
slovinskeho obyvatelstva.
Jej1 ornament tehdy melo
"a nasledek, re v sesti tydnech
dostala pry $4,000 nab1dek k
snatku. Vsechny nabidky "a
militia a odebrala sc do Los An
geles, kde sc m1chala mezi hol-
lywoodskou elitu. Planovala
pry zaloziti filmovou spolec-
most, ktere by natacela filmy v
Italii.
Pc slozenf zaruky $4,000 v
Los Angeles utekla do New
Yorku. V Los Angeles byla
obzalovana pro udanf falesne-
no ceku a pax pro lakani pc
nez pod falesnou pTedstfrkou,
coz Sc stale jiz pred dvema le-
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Lidske hlouposti.

V Clevelandu sc projedna-
val spor najemnice S PAM do
mac1, ktera Sc nezvyklym zpu-
sobem domahala zaplacenl
cinze.
Marie Klein podala ma Deli
Murphy zalobu o nahradu
1926, a Size 5000 pro utrpene
pT1kofi a zbytek jake plat
"a lecebne naklady. Soudce
il celou zazaloVanou sunni pfi-
soudil. Kleinova, jejfz man.
Eel je elektrikafem v nemocni-
ci 81 najala v dome Murphyove
byt. Sjednala najemn1 smlou-
WI S jej1m manzelem a zaplatl-
la MI take pTedem cinzi. Ma
mfste, ably 81 cd sveho muze
vyzadala, co il pc pravu patti
10, vymahala Murphyova move
placenl ma Kleinove. Kdyz Sc
k tomu nemela, zacala j d6lat
nepTfjemnosti. Zacatkem zafl
roku 1885 prisla z nenadani
kolem 10. rano bez ornament
otevrenymi kuchynskymi DIVER
mi do bytu Kleinove a pfekva-
pila najemnici jeste v posteli.
Volala, re sc nehne dokud ne
dostane zaplaceno. Marine Sc
Kleinova vytasila s potvrzenim
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Ma navstevu sire vlasti.

Opet tento rok, Cunard
White Star Line porada vylety
do Ceskoslovenska. Jsou tez
mnohe vyhody spojeny s tema-
to vylety. Cunard White Star
LIME, ma techto lodfch ma sve
zkusne 1redn1ky kteri dopro-
vazf cestuj1c1 pc cele ceste jak
pres more tax i ma m1sta v Ev-
rope a tim usnadni starosti a
postara sc o veskerou zabavu
a pohodlf pc cely cas- plavby.
Prvnf vylet ma Motorove lodi
Georgia vypluje Is kvetna do
provazen Mr. Henry Weber,
ktery jest obeznamen v Cesko-
slovensku Mr.. Weber dale po-
|Tada vylet ma Expresnf lodi
Aquitania ktera vypluje z New
Yorku 16. cervna. Pr tonic
vylete usetr1te 500 slevy ma
drahach v Ceskoslovensku. Dali
81 vylety ma move rychle paro-
lodi, The Queen Mary jez wy
pluJo q New YOfku, 70. KVeCna
pod Tizenim Mr.. Alfred Mar
kus Cunard White Star LIME.
A konecne jsou vylety prova-
zeny Mr.. M. S. Ekerovich, KITE
ry jest vsem znamy. Prvnf wy
pluje parolod Berengaria, 10.
ceryna a druha Aquitania, 80.
cervna. Expressn1 vlaky pff-
mo z Parize do Prahy a pri tie.
to pr1lezitosti zastavka ku pro.
hlednut1 Svetove vystavy, &C
nechcete vynechat. Prihlaste
Sc ma tyto vylety ktere van
utkv1 v pameti pc cely zivot
Pr navratu pouzijte nejleps
: lodi Queen Mary "a mensf do
| platek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Pc americku.

V st. Louis, Mo-, byvaly po-
kladnfk banky z Illinois, jenz
byl obvinen z podvodneho le-
karen1, Sc primal, re pomohl
ma svet nekolika tuct1m detf a
proved mensi chirurgicke ope-
race aniz by byl graduoval z
lekarske fakulty nebo byl zkou
Sen radon udelujfcf lekarske
license.
William F. Dews z Wood
River, ILL.,, svedcil, re zaplatil
$500 George M. Lindsayovi z
Kansas City "a lekarsky di-
plom z Arkansasu, a falesnou
licensi k provozovanf prakse.
Dews, ktery je nyni chiroprak-
torem, pravil, re byl pomoc-
nym pokladn1kem Wood River
National banky, kdyz Sc roz-
hodl staff Sc osteopathem.
Kdyz byl odkazan ma Lindsa-
We, ten pry mu rekl, re je stej-
ne snadno staff Sc plnym dok-
torem. Nabfdl mu, re mu opa-
til lekafsky diplom i licensi "a
$4,000, ale pc dlouhem smlou-
vanf cena byla snfzena ma $500
Ponevadz mel strach provozo-
vati lekaTstvi beze vsi zkuseno-
'sti, dial pry jinych $50 Lindsay
mu, ktery mt opatril praci ja-
ko inferno nemocnici st.
Louis, kde sc "ucil" Cd zari do
prosince 1888.
Dews odesel do Wyne, Ark,
zaramoval sv1j diplom, pove-
sill jej ma stenu sve 1Tadovny a
zacal lekaTinu. Bylo to We
Wynne, kde pomahal pri poro-
dech a provadel operace. Kdyz
fed. AGENT zacali vysetrovati
Lindsayovy cachry, vratil Sc do
Wood River, ILL.,, a pozdeji
vstoupil do chiroprakticke kol-
leje v ST. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Odsouzen We veku So let.

Priznav sc k porusenf fede-
ralnfho zakona We zpronevere
ash $500 bance We Washing
ton okresu, Missouri, A. B.
Schulze, 68lety pokladnfk, re-
XII re pen1ze wal nasledkem
"uboze n1zkeho platu" SIS me
s1cne. Pokladnik pozdeji zpro-
neveTeny obnos nahradil.
Soudce jej odsoudil ma 10
mes1cd do Leavenworthu, &C
pri dobrem chovan1 trest 81 mu
re Zkratiti asi ma rOk.
Schulze byl pokladnikem
Belgrade State banky cd roku
1929 az do zaTf 1886 kdy scho-
dek byl zjisten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
AutomobiIy.

V patek usmrceno bylo 5 ro-
XII stare dftko, Norma Brooks
Shipley z Lansdowne, Md. u
smrcena byla truckem.
- Tezce zranena byla osm
rokG stara Theresa HodkoW-
ski re S. Dallas ulice.
= Pet muz1 poran6no bylo,
diva z Mich tezce, kdyz v pom
deli zadnf kolo automobile Sc
utrhlo ma Hanover ulici u Red
Bird avenue a automobil S nj
mi narazil do jineho automo-
blu. Oba a%utomobily odletely
pax ma sloup ma chodnfk a roz-
billy sc. Vsichni byli cernoSi.
Automobil jeden T1dil Arthur
Vaughn, jenz vysel re srazky
nezranen. Automobil jeho vra-
I'll do automobile Hampton
Cornish z Pasadena, Md. Cor
nish a jeho syn poraneni byli.
Johnu Hill, jedouc1mu v au-
tomobilu Vaughnana, preraze-
ma byla stehenn1 panev.
Nehoda tato byla druhou ma
Hanover ulici behem "a hodin.
= William Lang, 19lety z
800 blocku N. Washington uli-
&c, prerazena byla leva noha,
kdyz do bicyklu, ma nemz jel,
vrazil pondel1 automobil
Franka Maggie.
= Leroy G.. Browning, 3Ole-
ty, vrazil automobilem do stro-
mu ma Pennington avenue u
Calvin Branch road. Obzalo-
van byl, re Tfdil automobil
kdyz byl opilym. S MIN jel ma
mofn1k, Napoleon A. LAYER
deira. zadny z obou zranen
nebyl. Browning bydlf ma Haw
kins Point road, Curtis Creek.
= Pet osob poraneno bylo,
kdyz bus Baltimore Transit
spolecnosti a automobil srazily
Sc ma Baltimore a Rosedale u
lic1ch.
= Marion Bartholomew, 35
leta z 500 blocku N. Chester
ulice potlucena byla, kdyz au-
tomobil, V nemz jela sc svym
manzelem, Sc srazil S .jinym ma
Baltimore a Eutaw ulicich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
JOE DUSEK opet zvitszil mi
mule utery.

Minute 1tery v hlavnfm XIII
kovem zapase poTadanem v
Carlins Park Joe Dusek opet
zvftezil mad sym souperem
Gino Garibaldi. V1tezstvi je-
no bylo prijato S velikym ne
vdekem S vetSinou obecenstva
pTftomnych jez prohlasovali
re Dusek porazen byl a re
soudce v tom okamziku kdyz
Garibaldi pritisknul ramona
Duskova k z1nce, soudce Ed
Brockman lezel natazen ma
matraci odhozen byv obouma
zapasniky a nez Sc postavil ma
nohy a mohl Sc dostati k zapas
nikGm Dusek vyprostil Sc z O.
noho tlaku a obratil Sc ma sve-
no soupere a jeho ramona pri-
tiskl k z1nce a tax prohlaSen "a
v1teze.
Zapas mezi Jim Coffield a
Ed Meske pc 80 minutovam
krfzkovanf prohlasen byl "a
neroZhodnuty.
Bernie Kaplan porazil Les
Ryana v Is minutach.
Jim CORTLAND zdolal Abe
Finkelsteina v 5 minutach.
Reb Russell porazil George
Mcleod V 13 minutach.
PT1stf utery Able Coleman,
zidovsky zapasn1k utka Sc asi
s Joe Duskem v hlavnlm "a
paSe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
TTi vojaci vineni z kradezi a
zharstvI.

Til vojaci "a. pesiho pluku
v Camp George C. Meade, u
vezneno bylo v 1tery ma poll
ceJn1 stanici zapadnfho dis
triktu.
Samuel Killing, 22lety, Will
liam Hardy, 19lety a James
Burns, 22lety, obvineni byli, re
zalozili ohen v kavarne Sylvie
Millstein We 200 blocku S. Pa
ca ulice a re ukradli il $11.5O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07

jej1ho muze, re je najemne do
posledniho centu zaplaceno.
Murphy chovanim sve zeny
byl tax rozloben, re 81 dosel
pro policii, ably mu zenu pomo-
hla z bytu vyhodit. Kleinova
z prestaleho rozcileni a z han
by Sc r~oznemohla. Pc tri dny
musila NIT osetTovatelku a tr-
valo to pine tfi mesfce, nez by
la opet zdrava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
LODI shorela " zalivu.

LODI yezoucf petrolej, ma
jestic," ktera kdysi byla vylet-
MIN parnlkem, znicena byla O.
hnem v Chesapeake zalivu ne
daleko 1st1 Choptank reky,
kdyz plula S Cambridge do
Curtis Bay. Posadka skladaji-
CT Sc re trl zachranena byla.
LODI vystavena byla roku 1901.
Neil koupena byla zajmy Bal
timorskymi, konala plavby v
New York zalivu a Potomac
fece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Trestanci ma silnicni praci.

Ctrnact trestanc1 z Montgo-
merry okresnfho vezeni dano
bylo v 1tery do prace odstra-
novati kamen z fanny Jamese
Sibley V Cedar Grove. Jest to
prvnlm pokusem v okresu uzfti
~trestanc1 ku konani silnicnfch
a podobnych praci. Prace je-
jich byti mali takove, ably tim
nebylo uskozeno pracim komi-
Sc statn1ch SLIME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
RozSireni domu oSetrovatelek,

Spravou Johns Hopkins ne
mocnice planovana jest prfstav
ba domu oSetrovatelek ma
Broadway. Pr1stavbou sprava
ocekava snfzenf vydanf, pone-
vac platy ma byty osetrovatel-
kan bydl1c1m v privatnfch do
mech odpadnou. Pr1stavbou
zjednano Dude pro osetrovatel-
ky 126 dalsfch %svetnic. Dnes-
nj dun ma 234 svetnic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Bodl sveho pribuzneho.

47lety John Wengest uvez-
men byl v pondelf ma JIM poll
cejnf stanici, pro zranenf sveho
pr1buzneho, 52leteho Hichaela
Wengert, ktery sveTen byl le-
cent v nemocnici s ranou, KITE
rou mu nozem John Wengert
zasadil v bl1zkosti srdce ma
Light a Heath ulicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Tezce zranen padlym stromem

So roxy starry farmar, E. Wat
kins Warfield z Woodbine,
Md, tezce zranen byl v sobotu
ma neho padlym stromem, KITE
ry podfezaval Sc svym synem
v lese ash 3 mile vzdalenem cd
jeho fanny. Prudke zavanutf
vetru zavinilo pad stromu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Smrt manzelova osudnou
manzelce.

Nekolik minut pc obdrzen1
zpravy, re jejf manzel John c..
-O'Neill z Oswego avenue, zem-
rel, klesla mrtva.
Manuel jejf, 70 rokd starry,
zemfel srdecnim zachvatem v
restaurantu ma Charles a Fa-
yette uliclch. Pc mnohe roxy
byl Teditelem v uTadovne taxi
cabd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
$4,000 nahrady "a odcizeni
laskY manzelcinv.

Albert H. Reisinger podal v
sobotu zalobu proti Earl w.
McCauley. V zalobe VIM, re
odcizil mu lasku jeho manzel-
ky, S nfz I'll pc 10 rok1 a tim
stroskotal domacnost jeho. "a
da nahradu v obnosu $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
z cinnosti policejnich radio
kSr

Policiste radio kar vykonali
v mesfci dubnu 3,648 j1zd, Eat
xii 495 osob a Zachranili tTi
lidske zivoty.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Mutual

Bigger, the business man, was
signing his letters.
81 see," he said, to his typist,
"that you have spelled received
with 'ie' and Ell in another"
'Tm sorry" she said, zone of
them was a slip"
"Well, you'd better correct it be-
fore you post the letter"
Certainly. BY the way, which
one will l correct?"
"Why-er-why, the one that's
wrong, of course"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
WOrriment

A man had been visiting a GER
tain widow every evening for some
months.
"Why don't you marry her?"
asked friend.
81 have often thought about it,"
was the reply, "but where on earth
should / spend my evening them"