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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
State Plans Battle
For Power Right

CONTINUED from Page One.)
a rehearing, which will be filed with
the power commission within the next
two weeks. Under rules of the COM
mission, any party decming himself
injuriously affected by one of it's rul-
ings has thirty days in which to Pc
tition for a rehearing.
The Tuckertown decision was rem
dered November 16. 1t required the
Aluminium Corporation to get Fed
eral license before beginning pro-
posed 100000 power project, includ-
ing a hydro-electric power plant dam
on the Yadkin river
Under Federal law, filing of g. pc
tition for rehearing is condition
necessary before appeal can be taken
to a court. If, after the rehearing
plea is made, there IS no decision, or
an adverse decision by the commits
sion within sixty days, then any party
injuriously affected may appear the
commission ruling to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals tor
the district wherein the utility affect
ed is located, or to the Circuit Court
of Appeals for the District OF Column
bit
Should the power commission re-
fuse to change it's ruling, the State
will go into court with the handicap
of a legal rule that any facts" found
by the commission are conclusive"
il there was any substantial evil
dence'' to sustain them-meaning that
the courts will not go behind the COM
missions finding OF facts where the
evidence is conflicting.
In the Tuckertown case, however,
the State of North Carolina will con-
tend that there is no substantial evl-
dence" that building of dam on the
Yadkin would affect its flow IN the
lower stretches which may cor 13lv-
ablv be termed "navigable." The state
has contended all along that the Yad-
kin is not in fact ravigable and that
the dam would me- affect it at any
point.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
MAN is
DEAD FROM ATTACK
Negro Alleged To Have Slugged Him
and White Man Are Being
Held for Court

Wilmington, Dec. 1 (AP)-Head
wounds he suffered seven weeks ago
when he was allegedly attacked by a
white man, resulted in the death to-
day in q hospital here of John Quincy
Butler, 61-year-old Wilmington resi-
dent.
Walter Holden, Negro, is being held
without bond in the Fender county jail
at Burgaw charged with assault with
deadly weapon, and Will Crews,
Ponder county white man, is being
held on q charge of robbery for an
alleged theft of money from the per-
son of Butler, committed after the at
tack.
Coroner M. o. Pope, of Fender coun-
ty, brought a jury here to view the
body this morning. Sheriff Jack
Brown, of Fender county, said the war
rant against the Negro. alleges he
struck Butler on the head with piece
Of iron near the saw mill of Butler
brother-in-law, /. L. Bentcn, near Pen
dcrlea October %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
NOTICE.

Pursuant to authority contained in
that certain deed of trust executed
by Peter Mitchell and wife, Leona
Mitchell, dated End. of September.
1896 of record Book 1874 at Page ATS
Vance Registry, default having been
made in the payment of the debt
thereby secured and upon the request
OF the owner and holder thereof, un-
dersigned will offer for sale for cash
to highest bidder at public cutlery at
Vance courthouse door at midday on
Friday the 31st day of December 1887,
the following described real property.
viz:
Begin at a stake on the Henderson,
Townsville road, Peter MitchelPs cor
ner, 81 feet from Washington street,
and run thence along Peter Mitchell
line N 81 degrees 80 w one hundred
ninety three and ethree-tenths 1888
feet to Peter Mitchell back corner:
thence along line of lot number of
twenty seven N. } degrees 30 West
twenty five and one fourth (25 1-4)
feet to stake, (new corner), thence
along South 81 degrees 30 East one
hundred ninety feet more or less to
stake on Henderson-Townsvi
road, (new corner) thence along said
road South degrees So East twenty
six feet to Peter Mitchell corner, the
place Of the beginning being the south
half of lot number twenty seven of the
Mary L. Miller Lincoln Heights" sub
division.
This the 30th. November, 1887.
M. w. WESTER, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
TWO PLACES CLOSED
UNTIL MARCH TERM

Judge j. Paul Frizzelle signed an
order Monday restraining the Ed
wards filling station on the Louisburg
highway and the Wesley Hughes
shack in North Henderson from be-
ing operated until the March term of
Vance Superior Court, according to
D. P McDuffee, county prosecutor.
Starkey Edwards and P. l.. Ed
wards have appealed from recorders
court sentence of possessing whisky
for sale, and Grover Croker and
Ryland Hight have, appealed from a
similar sentence in the same court.
These cases will be heard at the Jan
uary term of Vance Superior Court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Ford Plant In St.
Louis Is Accused
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NOOut40QO0 &4|A4 A5C O1Os|
ed and coerced it's employees in the
exercise of their right to self-organi-
zation" therein by:
1. Threatening to discharge en-
ployees who wore union buttons in the
plant or showed other evidence OF
union membership.
2. Threatening to discharge en-
ployees who refused to sign a state
ment that they were satisfied with
working conditions and the com
pany's labor policy.
3. Preparing and disseminating
loyalty pledges" and urging and
compelling employees to sign them.
4. Threatening to close the plant
and move it to another city unless
employees halted labor activity ano
drop any union affiliation.
S. Keeping all union and organl
rational activities under "strict sur;
veilance".
6. Using armed guards for the init
n1idat5on of employees seeking TO
exercise the rights of self-organiza
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

.Cnui.,ne from rage One.D
handing to locate such a hospital in
his district.
Other developments:
The War Department has set mex
March % as the date for receipt o.
= report on proposed improvement
of the Neuse river from New Bern
N. c.. to Johnston county, N. G. The
~cport is being prepared by MaJo,
Ralph Mills, district engineer a.
Wilmington, N. c., who conducted (
nearing on the project last month a
Coldsboro, N. c.
The project proposes improvement
20 the river in an effort to alleviate
foods in Eastern North Carolina eS
mated to cause 100000 damage an
.lually.
Senator Bailey, Ttamocrat, Mort
carolina, said in n statement he woulc
heartily support" President Roose
velt's proposal to boost housing con
struction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
NEGRO CONVICTED
OF SELLING WHISKY


Two whisky charges were heard in
county court today before Recorder
r. E. Clements.
Alice Brown and Cliff Wimbush,
Negroes, were charged with posses
sion of Illicit whisky for sale and
selling same, and the woman had
prayer for judgment continued upon
payment Of fine of $40 and costs.
Prayer for judgment was continued
for two years as to Cliff Wimbush
upon payment of a fine of $25 and
costs.
Robert Perry, Negro, went to the
roads for 80 days for assault with a
deadly weapon.
j. E. Briggs was charged with
drunken driving, but was found guilty
of violating the traffic laws, and was
fined $40 and costs of court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

hundred million mark, the state On,
iected $36,776,963, or SO per cent ~
he total of $1O2, 131 ,265, while count !,
taxes amounted to s37.k,s,572 dis.
trlct taxes to $1O,951 1852 and CITY
taxes to S17O77, 468.
Against this the huge 1857 bill wa.
made up of $68.666,3 1926, or 64-5 pc,
cent, in state taxes, $21, $50 ,27o i,
county taxes, only $3,O43,S24 in dis
trlct taxes, and $40, 494, $40 in cit,
lakes.
Thus it appears that only the stat
claims more taxes now than seven
years ago.
AS a matter of fact the properties
OF state to local taxes has almost ex
actly reversed since 1890.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative
of the Estate of r. c. Brake, Jr., de-
ceased, late Of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or to her Attorneys at
Henderson, N. c., on or before the
oath day of November, 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to this
Estate will please make immediate
settlement
This the oath day of November.
1887.
KATHERINE BRAKE,
Administrative of the Estate of
r.. c. Brake, Jr.
Gholson & Gholson,
Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

ICOnLuIUeG IFU1H : StBS .OI'C.7
inserted in the Congressional Record
q telegram complaining the farm
hilps tobacco section would be unfair
to Georgia producers
The message, sent from Valdosta,
Ga was signed by G w. Warn, whom
George described as zone of the best
informed men in the Georgia tobacco
belt"
Warn said Georgia producers would
be penalized by basing the acreage
on the last three years planting be-
cause many have reduced their acre
age planted more than in previous
wears.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor of the
Estate Of Mrs. Georgeana Daniel, de-
ceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or to his Attorneys at
Henderson, N. c., on or before the
oath day of November, 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to this
Estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This sthe oath day of November,
1887.
RUFUS DANIEL,
Executor of the Estate of
Georgeana Daniel.
Ghalson & Gholson,
Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

(COnt1nueC from rage One.)
500 day-shift laborers went to their
POSTS, but the lack of bobbins kept the
great looms idle.
w. H Ruffin, secretary of the Err
win company, explained larger bob
bins had been introduced in keeping
with competitive changes.
Running longer he said, "the bob
bins necessitated fewer changes and
made it possible for the bobbin chang
ers to tend more looms. No reduction
in wages was suggested nor any
change in hours. BY reason of the
largest bobbins, the work load re-
mains the same and the few surplus
workers were to be absorbed in other
departments of the mill
A similar change was made at the
No. mill recently without incident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

(C0nClnueu 1TUH' = 115e
ers and nine Greyhound bus lines
Conner conferred at length with OFF,
Gals of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen and company representa-
tives and announced he was more
hopeful" than he has been since 'ne
strike started.
Violence continued to flare in some
sections, with non-striking drivers re-
porting three buses fired upon IN the
Pennsylvania mountains.
An unidentified passenger was an
iured slightly when two men stoned
,us in a Detroit suburb.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

1936-Pres. Roosevelt speaks in
Buenos Aires. U. S. diplomatic and
consular officials ordered not to marry
other than Americans abroad. Bishop
of Bradford, England, warns King Ed
ward VIII he needs the grace of God,
German government DEGREES death for
Germans boarding wealth in foreign
lands.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Penderlea Occu-
pants Moving On
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cause they had not properly applied
themselves in their new surroundings,
while others have been attracted by
the lure Of employment elsewhere.
There is nothing unusual in the sit
uation," the representative added.
"The FSA thinks this very small
turnover percentage. They normally
expect a few misfits.'
Penderlea, one of the first Reset
tlement projects, has accommodations
for $50 families on small farms of
about 80 acres each. It passed into
the hands of the Farm Security Ad-
ninistration when the Resettlement
Administration was disbanded.
The arrangement is such that a IA
mily, proving itself, may stay on the
PROJECT until a small farm is acquired.
Not Guilty-Nathan Ramsey was
found not guilty of vagrancy Tuesday
before Recorder Clements in county
court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
TRADING In STOCKS
DULL DURING DAY
Price Changes Tend Mostly Downward
But Limited To Fractions
in Forenoon

New York. Dec. lap The
stock market plugged along in tn,
doldrums today, with price changes
ending to the offside, but mostly by
fractions. Toward the fourth hour
many leading issues we're unchange
" down by trifling margins. Bonds
we're narrow and mixed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

1846-William H. Holmes, noted Gov
eminent archaeologist and anthropolo-
gist of his day, born in Harrison Co..
Ohio. Died in Detroit, April 20, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01

Mr.. Brands figures and table shows
the general trend of Capitalization OF
activities in the State. with a conse
quent increase in the percentage of
the total tax bill claimed by the State
For instance in 1929-30. the first
occasion on which the bill passed the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Opposing Groups
Showing No Signs
80 OF Early Accord

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Wake Forest And
Rex To Cooperate

Continued vrom rage 0ne)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Settlement Near in Driver
Strike On Big Bus Line

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Early Action On Vets Hos
pital In Eastern Carolina

.cnn,h,ne from rage One.D
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
Seek End Of Err
win Walk-Out

(Continuec from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-01
State-Local Tax
Highest Yet Had

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07

Starting tOday-the opportunity sale Of "a
nous floor coverings that many people anxiously
await. You'll find Americas finest and most
popular patterns including Armstrong;, Birds,
Congoleunl, and Sandura. Because of the ire
mendous response to this sale, we cannot include
pantries, bathrooms, halls or remnants In this
free laying offer. We advise you to make an ear
ly selection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07
a Acts To Be Given
At Musical Tomorrow
Plan Revue for Midget and Junior Basketball Teams
Mems Bowling League Banquet April 18th


An audience Of 100 IS anticipated
by the committee IN charge Of the
nlusieaI revue which viii be pre-
Sente4 ct the Community house to-
morrow night under the auspices OF
midget and junior BASKETBALL
leagues. Twenty-gOur acts will be
presented under the divectieu OF
Wellt1etOn r. Mclean Of the Uui-
versal Studios. The revue Is termed
The Talk Of the HILL"
Al arrangements for the revue
have been made by Chairman Al.
LaWlor, assisted by Director Ambrose
Scully Of the junior league and
Director Edward Vallone of the
midget league. The program in
cludes Song, Catherine Mastroiqnni
Song and Dance, Doris Pietescette
Song, Helen Burns, Soft Shoe Dance
Darhara Rogers, Song, Ceeile Desty,
Toe Dance. Arlene Cooke, Song
Teresa Ae1xio. Spanish Dance, Al.
bina Liberatora, Song Dance Irene
Johnston. Rhythm Dance, Marion
Quick, Song, Filomens Msldari
Roller Skating Dance, Norma Brown
and Martha Gilbert, Accordion Solo
Bernard Boron. Song Dance Elaine
DefeFS, Tap Dance. Arlene Cooke
Dance, MargeEy Doolittle, Song.
Dance, Rita Kendrick, Song, Norma
Brown, Military Dance, GROUP
Song-Danee, Michael Favale, Song.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07

Dance, Peggy Wetherall, Sang, Anna
DelRuSsO. Song, Cherry LaFlamme,
Songs, Harmony Girls, and Song
Doris Andrea.
Season Complete
Scheduled matches in the mems
bowling league of the Community
house came to close at last nights
session with Jimmy Gibbons Gang
IN top position. Honors were also
taken BY Jerry Kerwin who had
high three record mark of 367 for
the year, and Charles Desmaris ,Jr.,
who held high single of ISL. Prizes
will be awarded at the banquet
April II, at Moynihan,s.
Scores Of last nights games were
Gibbons 4, Kendrick 0; McGrath 3,
Martin /.
Additional Members
Membership of the washington
Park Fife and Drum Corps was
bolstered last night by addition of
several boys and girls. Flies were
distributed to the new filters, and
drum sticks to the embryo drummers
Elementary instructions were given
in each division.
Nothing difinite has as yet been
announced in regard to the rumor
that perhaps a corps OF buglers
would be introduced into the unit.
Instructor r. d. O'Connor has stated
that to add buglers would necessiatc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07

and pEobation easts,
Raylenf 4; Atnes ok New ~,
ford, pleeded guilty 70 too statutory
charges Ard IVES septsQeea % siS
nlnths On each charge, the tAsIAh
to run coasecutiveiy.
Put 90 Rfshstl6n
AIRS. Kathleen Mullen Palmer Of
North Canaan. pleaaee guilty 70
Digany and Yves sentenced 70 thRea
months tn jail. Execution Of the SEM
tence was suspended and she was
placed On peobation. She aiso was
assessed court costs and ggdeged TO
pay probation expenses. Mrs. Pal<
1ner was served with papers n q
divorce action brought by IOrin
Palmer during the morning session
and the divorce ives granted by
Judge Wynhe.
Raymond Cooke Of Lynn, Mass,
was aRrAlgned fcg jail escape and
theft Of an automobile. Judgment
was suspended on the frgt charge
and on the ke6Uud Cooke wRS Sen
tencsd to the state yetoginatcFy Tor
an :nde6nite pegsUd.
Pattitk GhanAhAn OF Waterbury.
pleadeQ guilty To jAil escape and WeS
sentenced To serve ~ days n jaiI
plus three tssSEths Of his usaSaFve4
sentence.
Howard ). STIRLING q TcrYingtcn,
pleaded guilty b . statutory oks
tense and was sentenced to two
months In jail.
WonAn eN PtAbatieu
Mrs. Walter Qu2asikus, Of water
twon, pleaded nolo couteHdeFE "
passing bad checks and w6& seas
fenced to nine months IN Jail but
execution was suspended. Mrs. Cut
askus YVES placed no ptobatipti.
Miss Katherine Ryan. employed
by Mrs. Morris Seymour, Is reeovefs
Ing from injuries suffered IN q fell
on an Icy walk saturday.
Mrs. Thomas A. Gallagher hes
beer, entertaining Miss BETTY Has
bgouck and Miss Helen ofes, Of
T0Rrington.
Mrs. william Marley hes reeoy.
cred from recent illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07
SEVEN CRIMINAL
CASES DISPOSED
North Canaan Woman Gets
Suspended Jail Term
on Bigamy Charge
LITCHrlEl.D
Correspondent: Nellie .. RAiPe
gvles@ PhaHe ElA

Litchfleld, April 7.=-Sevea cases
on the docket Of the April criminal
superior court were disposed Of Ai
a session here Tuesday. Judge Ken
meth Wynne presided at the session
Raymond 8. Miller, Of Tofflngtcn
pleaded guilty to Inausiaugtster, q
charge arising from the death Sept
Is, 1886 Of Henry Kroljtsky, oi
Thornaston, when Muller struck the
latter youth and felled him. Miller
was sentenced to six months In the
county jail, but sentence Yves suS'
pended and he was placed on pro,
baton. He was ordered to pay court
Shea for q twilight BASEBALL league
composed Of teams representing
clubs that were entered IN the re-
Gently completed senior basketball 4
league Of the Community hotise.
Several clubs have assured Mr.
Shea that they will take part, among
them, the Raymond Hillies. Welles
Gents of the Hill, Community Club
and Baldwin Props. The plan as Il
tentatively stands now would call
for q six team circuit, playing per.
haps on two nights Q week.
No move has as yet been made
toward the preparation Of the dla-
lnor1d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-07

the changing of every piece played
by the corps now. Different style
Of play is necessary for fife-drum
and bugle unit. he said.
Baseball League
While the baseball diamond is yet
In the process of drying out after
long winters idleness, plans are
being made by Supervisor William y
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-24

p. Antonin Cihlar, MATTEL ces-
town. a paroplavebn1 kancela-
re, 845 N. Luzerne Ave. byl u
stanoven pro oficielnf vypravy
zastupcem Americke Oboe So
kolske ma x. Vsesokolsky Slet
pro stat Maryland, Pensylva-
MIA a District of Columbia.
Krajane, obratte Sc S dive
rou ma p. A. Cihlare, ktery sam
ma velikou zkusenost, nebot
ridil jiz dive Sokolske vypravy
ma Slet do Prahy v roce 1926 a
1882.
Pomalu cas- kvap1 a je nutno
ciniti pr1pravy ma div Xxx. sto-
lett ma x. Slet Vsesokolsky v
Praze roku 1888.
Bramborove Posvlceni
jest chvalne znamy zvyk v Bal
timore, re pc vsech tech pikni-
kach, racich hodech, slavnos-
tech a tripech nastava doba t.
Nv. Bull Roast" Gill hovez1 ma
kyselo. Lee kysele maso MOI
no bez nebezpec1 pripravlti
ma jare. Nine tame ma mysli j.
ma v%zpom1nka V teto dobe. Do
ma We vlasti odkud jsme vetsi-
nou prisli, jest velmi rusno a
vetsina ctenaTG Sc jiste upama-
tuje ma dobyvan1 zemaku,
Zvlast u mas v rodinach chu-
dych to bylo rokovani kolik
pytlu neb fur Sc dovezlo neb
jeste doveze pro nastavajlcl
zimu, by byl zajisten proviant
pro rodinu tn nemou tvar. We
ru re vetsine z mas byli BRAN
bory mnohdy jedinou nebo pre-
vaznou stravou. | We stare pls-
niece Sc zpivalo: "U sedlaka
slouzivame, mic jineho nemlva.
me, bramborova base, to jest
strava nase."
Kolik to bylo radosti pro mas
kluky, pTi pasen1 hus, kdy Y
pTeoranych strnistfch rostls
podrostlina ma n1z sc busy Wy
krmovaly! Kolik to bylo Wy
pravenf O kostlivc1ch, hloupycl
Honzich neb princeznach pr
ohnickach v pol1ch kde jsme
pekli brambory.. Byli jsme u
cazeni, umourane obliceje, LEI
v ohni upecenym bramboran
nemohlo sc rovnati zadna jim;
llah1dka, ba stale to i "a w
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-24
Hays pozvan Oznamovacfm
klubem.

Arthur Garfield Hayes, KITE
ry mel ma Den Konstituce V pa
tex zde recniti We Stadium, ne
prijel, kdyz pozvanf jemu do
New Yorku zaslane odvolano
bylo.
B~altimorsky Advertising Club
pc ornament tonic postal po-
zvan1 jemu, ably zde recnil pr
hostine ldubu v Emerson hote-
lu, 6. RIM. Hayes pc obdrze-
nj pozvanl, fekl: "Jsem hotov
.prijati toto"
! Pozvanf, jez jemu zaslano
bylo pred dnem Konstituce
bylo odvolano mestskym rad
MIN, Richardem c.. O'Connell,
predsedou oslavy K~onstituce
kdyz podvybor vyjadril Sc pro
tt pozvanf Hayese, ktery znam
jest jake New Yorsky liberalni
pravn1k.
Oznamovaci klub pc poslani
pozyan1 sveho vyjadTil Sc, Re
odciniti chce zaslouzeni smich
vefejnosti, kterym jinak Balti-
more by st1zeno bylo. Klubem
receno bylo: "Nemdzeme 81
my 81 mysleti Baltimore, ably
drzano bylo pred Mani s posm6
chem pc mnoha leta nasled-
KEN odvolanf pozvanf Mr..
Hayes, jenz Tecniti mel We Sta
dunn ma Den Konstituce.
Neodsuzujeme ami nekriti-
sujeme ty, kteT1 pozvali Hayese
a pax odvolali pozvan1 sve. To
jest jejich vecf. "My doufame,
re Hayes prime pozvan1."
Hayes oznamil v patek Cd
poledne prijeti pozvanf a sill
bill re v klubu mluviti Dude 6.
r1jna O: Dcerach Americke Re-
v%oluce, Synech Americke Re-
voluce, Americke Lie, Svobo-
dy Lie, Ku Klux Khan, Brown
Shirts, Silver Shirts a vsech
moznych jinych "nacpanych
kosilich."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-24
Firma Sears, Roebuck & Co.
pro dovoleni ku stavbS.

Povolenf ku vystavenf OBJ
chodn1ho domu pro firmu z
Chicago, Sears, Roebuck &
Co., ma severovychodnim rohu
North Avenue a Hartford ave-
nue., zadana jest.
Plany a rozpocty vypraco-
vala Cihcazska firma MIN
mons, Carr & Wright. V tech
to uvedeno, re budova vytyce-
ma Dude ma rozloze 153 ku 324
stopam.
Ia pozemek ma nemz stoji
Samuel Readu skola, zaplatila
firma mestu $435, 900. V "a
dosti O povolen1 ku stavbe I'VE
demo, re budova staff Dude asi
100000, re vystavena Dude
re ses1leneho konkrytu do w.
Sc SO stop.
Firma daruje mestu dost.
pozemku ma rozsirenf Broad.
way severne a zapadne ku
Hartford road a Bonnaparte u,
lici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-24

prask cd tat1ka "a propalene
kalhoty. Vsude ma bramboris-
itch zvedal sc kouT z ohnd, v
nemz Sc pekly brambory, ma
nichz i dospel1 Tide 81 pochut-
naval. Jak jsme vsichni kypeli
zdrav1m a ami jinovatka neva-
dila bosym nohoum. A dnes
pri vzpom1nce v%ynoTuje Sc nam
ma mysl re pT1lis mnoho masa
skod1 zdravf. I lekaTi doporu-
cuj1 vice skrobu.
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