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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
Famous Rich Placers
Succeeded by Quartz
Mining in the Hills
By A E. FRANCHIE. Mining Engineer

E CAMP and town Garnet located 90 miles east OF Mis-
soua and miles from the anscontnenta highway u > ~
and the Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railway tracks with load
ne station at 10 miles from Garnet by truck road
The camp of the oldest camps the state OF Mon
na and had very coou history Gold first found
Rear creek in 1860 The named because early prospeco
killed many they first there and bears kept coming
into camp guches and virgin forest nearby In 1861 the first
camp established Bear named Beartown and this
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05

raw much activity and excitement and was
a very prosperous town for quite NUMBER
Of years. as the placers were extremely rich
Adjoining the town was Chinese camp AZ
the foot Of the grade, now known as China
grade From 1850 to 1870 the placers we're
intensely worked Then placer gold was iouno
further up as the miners followed up the
streams to find the source Of the gold placers-
The writer was told by an old resident miner
Of the camp there in the early days one
could walk underground from BeartoWn TO
the edge Of the Elissoula river six miles away
following the Placer tunnels. which miners
had driven following the rich channels Only
the richer gravel close to bedrock was
worked in those days,
between 1870 and the sos placers were
worked in the Garnet creek and tributaries
and lode mines were also opened with mucn
success and the town Of Garnet was tounoeo
about 1881, much high grade gold ore was
mined and shipped to Butte, by wagon aho
teams. The ore was very rleh IN Tree soI-
As one drives east from Missoula going
toward Drummond following the Missouia
river before reaching that town ana ABOUT
so miles from A6iSsoula, the road to Garnet
e on the north side OF the hlsh"ay. me M
south and 4asnoSs thas MISSOURI river. WAere
the miners load the ore.
As one leaves the highway and follows the
Rear Culch road, one notices the many
shafts and placer digginss OF tne olo 1 gHys
Along these six miles TO the foot Of CHINA
grade and the old town Of BeartoWn, there
are many new placer properties IN operation,
most OF them are tunnel work into the upper
bench channel deposits OF the olo river Deu'
such as the Ben Little Dick and many others.
The results from these small placer opera
tons are reported by the operators very
profitable The writer saw quite bit OF the
gold coming from these placers, the gold be-
ing rather coarse and rough, and there are
quite few large nuggets.
The placers in the Bear Creek gulch ana
vicinity, the Garnet placers and down the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
MusigbrOd Mine

The Fourth Of July group is located on the
east side Of the gulch and above the old
Ausigbrod mill. This mine is developed By
several tunnels, raises and a Wine has been
sunk The mine was located in 1880 and is
part OF the 20 patented claims Of the estate.
At the present the mine is worked by five
different leasers. the ore being shipped aver
aging 10 ounces in gold and 20 ounces in
silver The mine has produced about $780,
10000 Much Of it was high grade shipped
direct 70 the smelter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
china Lode

The Climax Lode has been developed by
shallow work, disclosing three veins Of good
gold ore averaging from three inches to three
feet in width. The ore value is over l.50
ounces in gold The mine has all the indica-
tions that it will develop into large pro-
Queer not only Of high grade shipping ore but
much mill rock win be developed.
The property is owned by W. p Simpler,
q very reliable mine owner, and old pioneer
operator in Garnet. The Climax Lode was
located In 1893, and ore shipped by W. p.
Simpler averaged $50 ounces in gold.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
Nancy Hanks

on the western edge of town is located the
old producer, the Nancy Hanks mine, being
operated by leasers and shipping nigh grace
ore carrying gold-siIver values. The ore is
chiefly pyrite, telluride with a little galena
through it, The ore shipped has value Of
about $4,000 per ton. This mine has been
developed for many years and has had q
production Of s1,500,000.0O.
The ore, which is high In sulphide, carries
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
Gold Center

The Gold Center mine also in Garnet has
been developed for its high grade narrow
veins which range from two feet to six
feet In width The values are In gold and
from ounces to as high as 80 ounces IN gold
THE mine comprises two veins in an ande-
site and granite contact formation. The walls
are very good and standing well, and the ore
could be gouged out safely. This mine is
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05

The Shamrock Lode, almost in town, Is be-
ing operated under lease, and shipping high
grade gold ore. The property has past
production Of about s500,00000 in gold and
silver. The mine is owned by M. Lannou Of
Garnet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05
Grant g. Hartford

Going further up toward the town Of Gar
net, and right at the south edge Of Il we
reach the Grant and Hartford mine, an old
producer Of hlgh grade. This mine was 10
Gated In 1880, and is developed b. an In
side shaft. and has six tunnels and several
levels IN the shaft. Among ths main tun-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-06-05

The ore is mostly pyrite, and telluride ore.
found in quartz vein in a quartzite formation
with some granite intrusion, the average
being from two to three feet wide in the
upper workings. No deep development has
been carried on so Tar.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
Horoscope

Business hours hold conflicts:
tests of whether we have been
living as we should; challenges
to our plans. Doubt and fear
tempting, but we're licked if we
yield. Detour self-indulgence
and self-pity in afternoon.
HOW DO YOU REACT?
When you read a book it
means something to you which
may not be exactly the same
meaning that another person
gets from the identically same
pages Notice the different un-
derlinings of two students in
the same text book. This is be-
cause the two people are differ
ert. 1t is not the book, but what
they bring to it. And the same
is true of our reactions to plan
etary rays.
YOUR YEAR AHEAD
Your year ahead, until next
anniversary, is active, expansive
and changing; but loss can come
If you act too quickly for wis
dom. Do not endanger health,
especially from February 25.
Danger: November 14.December
%; March 8-April 20: July 23-
September 13.
Copyright, 1887, by Chicago Tribune
n. Y. News Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
NOT TO BLAME

she thought, and yet who carried
on lust the same.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

Cast of Characters in
"Unbelievable-But True.
DIR. CRANE, with an un-
happy past.
MARCIA, mis- nurse, and In
love with him.
NANCY, the doctors ex-wlte.
THE BOY, DR.. Cranes son.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
"UnbeIieUAbZe---BNt7 True"
By PATIENCE HALL

Dr. Wilbur Cranes reception filled with waiting
patients They had been waiting long time and it getting
late Their definitely made appointments considerably
overdue general feeling of restessness and irritation
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
POWER SURVEY
FOR ARLINGTON
TO START SOON
To Determine Feasible
ity Of Munich pal Plant

ARLINGTON, Va, Sept. II.
The long-projected survey to de-
termine the feasibility Of a munich
pal electric power system in Airing
ton county will be launched early
next week, it was revealed today
by County Manager Frank C..
Hanrahan.
The survey, long advocated by
the county public utilities commits
sion and recently authorized by
the county board, will be con-
Quoted by Wiley and Wilson, of
Lynchburg, Va, consulting engi-
neers. The sum of $4,000 has
been made available by the board
for that purpose.
Agitation for the survey resulted
from objections of county resi-
dents to electric rates of the Vir-
GINA Public Service Company,
which serves virtually the entire
county, and the failure of the
State Corporation Commission to
grant petition Of the Braddock
Light and Power Company for ex-
tension of its lines and service at
lower rates.
County residents have con-
tended they are within the metro
politan area and should be able
to obtain electricity at metropoli-
tan rates.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
Clubs Safe
Is Cracked,
$500 Taken

BETHESDA, Md, Sept. II.
Safe crackers who have operated
actively in the District of Column
bia for the last few weeks were
believed responsible for the open
ing of a safe containing approx
mately 5000 at the Burning Tree
Golf Club last night.
The club, playground Of Sen
atorS and Supreme Court justices,
was not guarded at night.
However, in removing the valu-
ableS from the safe four $50 bills
in a small compartment were over.
looked. It is believed they OBJ
tanned about $500.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
COUNTY TO HOLD
POTATO BALLOT

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept.
ia referendum to determine
the extent to which Prince Georges
county potato growers will par
ticipate in the 1888 Federal Agri-
cultural Conservation program will
be held Tuesday in the county
court house here.
Farmers may cast their vote
in the offices of the county agent.
The purpose of the referendum is
to encourage an acreage near the
adequate average figure each year.
The referendum will be open only
to farmers who raise potatoes for
market,
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
NEGRO CITIZENS
TO CELEBRATE

The sesquicentennial Of the
Constitution will be observed by
colored citizens at the Murray
Casino at Z o'clock tonight.
"A special program has been ar
ranged which will include songs,
playlets and Rotations on the
Constitution by school children,
the Boy Scouts and the Metropoli-
tan Police Boys Club. Re-enact-
ment of the signing of Constitution
and unwilling of the shrine will
take place. The drum and bugle
corps of the james Reese Europe
Post, American Legion, will partici-
pate.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17

Bach, Massenet and MOussorRskg,
arc classical composers repre-
7:30-ALICE FAYE, film singer, and
Hal Kemp, with his band, COM
bine for some Of Miss Faye's
film hits and dance numbers.
S:OO-HOLLYWOOD HOTEL Three
film stars, Bette Davis, Anita
louise and Ian Hunter give pre-
view Of "That Certain Woman"
new film in which they are
featured. Singers and orchestra
offer song and dance melodies.
WJSV
s:OO-THE SONGsHOP-Songs Of today
and Yesterday. by Kitty Carlisle,
Reed Kennedy, Alice COrnett,
SongshOp Quartet, Glee Club,
Gustav HaenChen's orchestra
Frank Crumit announcing WJSV
CONCERT
??:??-AGAIN THE DREAD VACUUM,
once more the yawning hiatus.
No classical music this evening.
And Bach wrote a Mass in b
minor.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT
S:OO-RIPLEY, this evening. has with
him Jim Tully and Governor
Martin L. Davy. Both have a
story to tell which has never
been told before. It has to do
with Tully's rise from the depths
Of hObOism. Soldiers decorated
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
ANNA n. sTORKE

Requiem mass for Mrs. Anna N.
Stcrke, who died Thursday, will
be held tomorrow morning at 9
a m. at the Holy Name Church.
Services preceding the mass will
be at her home, $50 I st. N. E.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
ROBERT F. WELLS
MRS. IRENE HUTCHINSON

Requiem mass for Mrs. Irene
Agnes Hutchinson, 40, who died
Wednesday at Providence Hospi-
tai was celebrated this morning
at St. Francis Xavier'S Catholic
Church. Burial was in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of T. Har-
vey Hutchinson, is survived by her
husband, a son, Thomas, and her
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Leck
Moran,
The Washington times., 1937-09-17

EARL GODWIN'S LISTENERS ARE M,
VITED TO ATTEND THE excepting
UP WITH THE TIMES" BROAD
CASTS AT THE MIC. STUDIOS IN
THE TRANS-LUX BUILDING, FOUR
TEENTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
ANY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY. MIR. GODWIN's NEWS
PROGRAMS ARE DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, AT $3.50 AM WMAL
CONSTITUTION DAY
O:3O-PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT ad.
dresses mass meeting at sylvan
TheateF under auspices Of United
States Constitution Sesquicen-
tennia1 Celebration. John Charles
Thomas, American baritone, sings
THE Star Spangled Banner" &C.
cOmpanled by the United states
Army Band. .WMAL, VOL, WJSV
1O:1S-S ATOR BU RTON X.
WHEELER, OF Montana, speaks
on special transcribed COnstitu-
ton Day broadcast.
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
7:OO-HAMMERSTEI MUSIC HALL
Presenting new group Of guest
stars, orchestra and songs by
Comedian Jerry Mann. -. WJSV
7:OO-LUCILLE MANNERS. soprano,
and Robert Simmons, tenor, with
orchestra conducted by Rosario
Bourbon in program Of classical
and popular music. DvOrak,
The Washington times., 1937-09-17

Back school they're troopingthese modern boys and
girls. They seem so grownup self-reiant BUT
don't forget They still need watchfu care.
Science has discovered that sixteen the VITAL
YEARS. Children need calcium Qime) during those
years than any other time of life Because bones doing
the growing second teeth doing the most develop
ing the foundation for strong adult body being laid
Yet surveys show that these the very years when many
children stop drinking mik-one of the richest of
calcium!
Insist that your children drink pure fresh milk every day
during these Vital Years. Give them Chestnut FarmChe
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
Radio Features Today

for violating orders, II another
quaint one, and b. A. ROlfe does
homage to the tOnal art.
TERPSICHORE
6aS-UNvEILING Of the mystic big
Apple" "POsin'" and THE shay"
These lunatic fringe phenomena
of pFesent-day ballroom dancing
will be prObed. studied, pOndered
and expOslted by DR.. John
BrunkeF Meakin with the aid Of
a philosophical orchestra. An
other scholar, Mrs. Martha MuFEas
trOyd, founder Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of BughOuse Rhythm
Clubs Of America. will treat OF
the canOns governing proper exc
cutiOn Of big Apple" etc. .WRo
LABOR
1O:3O-wLLIAM GREEN. president Of
the American Federation OF
Labor, speaks on Labor and
Democracy" WJSV
NOVELTY
IO:O5-CAN YOU? OF course you can't.
But Harry Wilhelm can-recitO
the Constitution by heart. He
displays some Of his novel talent,
which aside from Constitution
memoriElnR, consists Of naming
all the States Of the union, In.
Guiding their capitals, with Q
single breath.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17

O~1A'~"" "PPANNN0'
Doctors and dietitianS recommend
quart day for growing children. Start
your children on Chestnut FarmS-Chevy
Chase Sealtest Milk today. Telephone
Decatur 1911, order from your Chestnut
Farms.Chevy Chase Sealtest milkman, or
buy at your favorite store.
The Washington times., 1937-09-17
funeral RITES
FOR CEN. DAVIS
TO Be PRIVATE
Army Man Had Noted
Career in Service

Funeral services for Maj. Gen.
Richmond P. Davis, retired, who
died Wednesday in Walter Reed
Hospital, will be private. The body
will be cremated.
4" General Davis was II. He is sur
vived by his widow who lives at
1914 Thirty-third Pl. N. w.
During the World War he COM
lnanded the 151st Field Artillery
Brigade, Seventy-sixth Division,
and served in the occupation of
the st. Mihiel sector. He was chief
of artillery, Ninth Corps, and for
his services was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Medal.
J.. ROBERT F. WELLS
Last rites for Robert Francis
Wells, of Laurel, Md, who died
IN the University of Maryland
Hospital, Baltimore, Of injuries
suffered in an automobile acct
dent, will be conducted today at
2 p. m. at st. Phillips Episcopal
Church, Laurel. Burial will be in
Ivy Hill Cemetery. He was 10.
Surviving him are his parents,
two brothers, Earl and James, and
a sister.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Automobil policie ukraden.

Pc vice neil tri hodiny v L.
terry v noel automobil Fuller
ton p~olicejnf STANCE byl opus
ten V Baltimore okresu. V au-
honolulu policista Lambert
Mcdonald konal vecernf OBJ
hlldky v Overlea. Automobil
nechal staff ma Belair road ne
zamceny zat1m co konal poll
ceJn1 praci svoji a zaznamena-
val automobily parkovane v O.
kolf. Asi pc iodine vrativ Sc z
obhlidky, marne shanel Sc pc
automobile. Telefonoval sta
nici, re mu nekdo automobil u
kradl a busem vratil Sc do Full
~lerton. Asi "a tri hodiny poz-
deli telefonem volana byla sta
nice majitelem jednoho domu,
re pred tfmto stojf automobil
Sc znamkami policie. "Vez-
mete jej pryc cd m6ho domu".
zadal telefonujfcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

Nejleps1 obraz vypraven V
Ceskoslovensku jest mono spa
triti V Little Theatre, Howard
a Franklin ulic. Nazev pred
stavenf jest "Janosfk", pohy-
blivy a mluv1c1 film, jenz INA
zornuje zivot narodnfho hrdi-
ny. Tato hra jest pod protek-
CT Sdruzenych Ceskosloven-
skych Spolkd Baltimore jichz
predsedou jest p. Vaclav Pri-
mus. Ostatnf poradajfc1 vybor
jest: Anton Soch1rek, tajem-
mix, August Klecka, Marsal,
Frank j.. Chyba a William Ok
tavec, pokladn1k.
"Janosfk", to jest obraz ten
to jenz zhotoven kolem obcf
Terchov a Levoc V Karpat-
skych horach V Ceskoslovenku.
Oblfben6 zpevy uslysfte v
tonic deli. JanoS1ka pTedsta-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

= Edward Gavitee, 41lety z
500 blocku N. Broadway tezce
zranen byl, kdyz v nedeli sra
I'll Sc Sc svym automobilem ma
Traymore road a Evergreen a.
venue S automobilem Clifforda
Luntard. Byla mu rozrazena
lebka.
- Usmrcenfm 3 roxy stare
no hocha, Andrew G.. Williams
v Hagerstown, Md, pocet au-
tomobily usmrcenych do pom
deli v Marylandu cd l. ledna
dostoupil poctu liza.
= Prodavac Baltimorske fir
my a jeho sestra, s nfz bydlel v
Salisbury, Md, byli usmrceni
okamzite, kdyz automobil, "
nemz jeli, srazil Sc s truckem
asi 6 mil jizne Cd Dover, Del.
Padesatilety Marvin A. Hol-
loway a c.. Nettie Holloway, 55
roku stara srazili Sc S truckem,
kdyz automobil jejich klouzl
pTi j1zde V zatacce silnice a vra
iii do strany trucku. Automo-
bill byl roztristen. Usmrcena
Holloway byla dohlfzitelkou
mad ucitelkami. Bratr jeff byl
prodavacem zdejsi firmy, Me-
yer, Thalheimer.
= William Roach, 43lety z
C~risfield, Md, zemrel v ponde-
Ii v nemocnici pc nehode auto
mobilove. Jeho noha byla u
r1znuta rozbitym sklem. Vnuk
usmrceneho, 18lety Weldon
Roach, byl tezce zranen.
- Stephen Rozastek re S.
Chester ulice a Earl Cuolee z
N. Decker ulice byli potluceni
v pondelf We srazce jejich au-
tomobilu S jinym ma Eastern a.
venue a Tolna ulici.
= Edmund B. Schumacher,
16lety z Arbutus, jenz auto
mobilem SWIM usmrtil 5 rok1G
StarehO Beverly HerlOn minu-
II ctvrtek, doznal v 1tery soud-
ci v Halethorpe, re automobil
koupil "a SIS. Mladfk zadrzen
pod zarukou $1,000.
= Byvaly Baltimoran, Chas.
j. Foster, usmrcen byl v auto
mobilove nehode u Huntsville
Tennessee.
= 42lety G.. Lawrence Herr
Itch z Garrison Boulevard, tez-
&c zranen byl automobilem v
utery v noel, kdyz ma North a.
venue a Kennedy ulici cekal
ma elektrickou poulicni karu.
Automobil f1dil Vaughn L. ms
ley, 16lety z Linden avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

vuje Palo Bielik a jeho prfruci
herci Zlata Hajdukova, Flip
Davidik a Andres Bagar. ga
noslk" pfedvad1 hru mladeho
sedlaka, ktery jest roztrpcen
ukrutnosti pachanych ma lidu
Cd panstva v 18tem stoleti ma
Slovensku. On zorganizuje thu
pu muzG zvanych "Brigands",
ktef1 zachranf lid Cd poroby.
Tito okradaj1 bohace a poma-
hajl chudym. Oni krmi hlado-
We a Janos1k 81 z1ska slavu v
zemi pro jeho dobrotu k lidem.
"Janosfk" Dude ukazovan DO
cely tyden kazdy den Cd II no
din rano do II vecer a Cd 2 no
din v nedeli. Obvykle ceny.
Little Theatre ~poskytne zdar-
ma parkovani automobile pro
navstevn1ky, pouze zeptejte Sc
o vysvetlen1 pri vstupu u kasy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
JOE DUSEK zapasiti Dude /.
GINO GARIBALDI pristi

Prfstf dtery, dine 4. kvetna v
kr1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych v Carlins Park v hlavn1m
IZapase Joe DuSek utka sc S Gil
fno Garibaldi.
V nasledujic1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkujf:
Ed Miske VS.. Coffiled; Kaplan
VS.. Ryan; Russell VS.. Mcleod;
Finkelstein VS.. Cortland.
Vstupne jest: 55c, $1.1O a
l$1.65. zeny v prdvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery v hlavnim "a
pase Rudy Dusek porazil JAG
ka Kennedy v 20 minutach.
Bernie Kaplan porazil AL
Billings v 16 minutach.
Nick Campofreda zdolal Leo
Hyatta We IA minutach.
Zapas mezi Able Coleman a
Wally Dusek pc 80 minutovem
kr1zkovan1 prohlaSen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Bill Sledge porazil Marshall
Blackstocka We 13 minutach.
Hlavn1 atrakcf byl zapas me-
ri dvema zenami: Clara Nor
Jensen a Betty Lee. Tyto dive
zapasnice udrzovali pres 1000
1castn1kG We velkem napjet1 DO
celou dobu jejich zapasenf.
Clara Mortensen porazila Bet
ty Lee z minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Byvaly pokladnik vinen
z podvodH.

Walter Post Duvall, 81 roxy
starry byvaly sekretaf a mfsto.
pokladn1k Mercantile Trust
spolecnosti, obvinen byl re
zpronevery $47,5OO z fondf
hanky.
Duvall obzalovany zadrzer
byl V dtery pod zarukou 500.
600 pro velkoporotnf soud.
Obzalovany We sluzbach ban.
ky byl pc 38 rok1. Schodky
odkryty byly pri nedavnem
zkoumanf knih bankovnfm ko-
misaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Otravy.

August Reitdorf S pomoci
policie zachranil manzelku svo
il pred smrt1, kdyz nalezl il, So
rokd ~starou, v bezvedomi lezf-
CT ma podlaze jejich kuchyne.
Plyn unikal z 5 otevrenych no
Tak1.
" 1tery Orville Johnston
Fnalezl manzelku svoji ma po-
dlaze kuchyne, omamenou W.
parry plynovymi vychazej1cfmi
z otevreneho hoTaku kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Zalovana pro vlastneni kora.
lecnfho prFistroje.

Tfemi agenty nalezena byla
IA. dubna ctyriceti galonova
nadoba ma palenf koralky We
stodole fanny Very Lang v
Jarboesville V st. Mary's okre-
su. Vymlouvala Sc, re stodolu
pronaJala cernochu a tohoto
re nevidela ode dine pfepadu.
Zadrzena byla v pondeli pod
zarukou $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Mrtvola " pristavu.

Veteran 2 valky a hlavn1
strojn1k Towson ucitelske
koleji, jenz byl pohTesovan pc
tfi tydny, nalezen byl jake mr.
tvola u konce Thames ulice a
Bond ulice plovouc1.
Utonuly, Charles r. Rowzee
z Lauretta avenue, byl otcem
ctyf d1tek We veku cd IL do Is
rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Osmdesatileta zranena elek-
trickou karou.

Elizabeth H. Stokes, 80 rokGG
stara, srazena byla a vlecena
nekolik stop elektrickou pou-
licn1 karou, kdyz prechazela
Howard ulici Clay. Byla j
prerazena kl1cnf kost a potlu-
cena ma ramenou. Zranena by
la, Jak V nemocnici uznano.
kriticky. We dvou dnech 20
zranen1 zemrela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Nalezen mrtvy " garazi.

41lety Charles Stier z Park
avenue nalezen byl mrtvy We
sve garazi v pozadf 700 blocku
Newington avenue. Srdecni va
dou skoncil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

svobodnf PAM Novaci, piece
PAM Novakovych Dude pekna
hromadka. Chudaci postaci,
maJl-li pax doruciti psani pant
Marii Novakove v Praze, jak
Sc, opravdu! - dost caste tax
napsane adresy vyskytujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

Poole prfpravnych prac1 pro
now, dokonaly adresar hlavni-
no mesta Prahy jsme poznali,
re name v Praze - $4,000
Novak1. zadna chyba tisku /:
Osmnact tisfc! | kdyz jsou to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Viseti "a vrazdu.

irwin Howard, cernoch z An
ne Arundel okresu odsouzen
byl V pondel1 v Annapolis ku
smrti Ia vrazdu Marie Gun
Their, matku Williama Gunther
farmafe a manzelku Hermana
Gunther. Zavrazdena byla
matkou dewitt d1tek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

Pomona akce neproJednana.
ZvlaStn1 zasedan1 zakonodar-
ny v Annapolis die rannich
zprav re ctvrtka dosud pracu-
je ma programu, jak pomoci 81
ma stat Maryland ku fondGm
pOtrebnym ma pomocnou akci.
Evening star., 1937-09-17

Unless you are looking for a bargain. such
as this beautiful semi-detsched Colonial
br1ek home. containing z rooms, 3 Complete
place automatic heat. 150-ft. lot and ea-
raee. The hneet value on today's marfet
FOR details cau Adams 2zol After 8 pm.