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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Says Film Executive
Tried to Attack Her

Los Angeles. Sept. l3.-(R-A story
0f what she said was her fight to save
herself from attack by an executive
IN . film studio early Sunday was told
police Monday by Mrs. Laura Lee, as,
movie dancer. ".I.
Search for . man she identified q
her assailant began after her arrest
On suspicion Of grand theft.
Her clothes torn and blood stained.
the dancer Was taken into custody by
Detective Lieuts. w. G. Burris and T.
w Smith. who answered Z suicide
call from . Hollywood studio 1T .
q. m.
They found Mrs. Lee ct the studio
gate and were informed by . company
ratrolman an executive had departed
earlier with badly cut head.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
MARKET LEADERS
HIT 2-YEAR LOWS
IN HEAVY DECLINE
Downward Trend Displa c . ;
Early Rally; Some Stocks
n Dip - Points

New York, Sept l3.-Restock
market leaders crashed into new low
territory for two years or longer Mon
day following an opening rally in
spired by action Of the government In
Withdrawing $500. 900 IN sterilized
Rold to tighten credit needs.
~ At the worst prices tumbled to Z
points. There were few losses Of as
much Is Is or 30.
Some support appeared in the final
hour.
Despite the monetary move by
Washington, the financial sector con-
tinued to exhibit uneasiness over Far
. Eastern and European affairs.
Transfers were IN the neighborhood
OF 100000 shares.
Government bonds were mildly
responsive to the gold shift and the
decision Of the authorities to pur-
chase short-term treasury paper on
the open market II necessary. Cor
poration loans dipped after an ini-
tial upturn.
Commodities generally poi n te d
downward. Cotton futures were low
er and wheat at Chicago was off ~
to ~ cents = bushel. Corn was down
Is to up u.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
For Sale

WATERMELONS, cantaloupe, mush-
melon, butter cup watermelon, Gu
cumbers diller, 9l.25 per bushel.
slicing cucumbers. tl.00 per bushel.
hubbard squash. onions. 500 per
bushel. also. Shepard dogs at 4l.00
each. VIM. Erlenmeyer, five miles
south Of Ball Park. Bismarck. North
Dakota.
ONE grocery store. one apartment
house. one six-room residence. ill
in Bismarck. Also. one 1900 acre
stock ranch with running water.
$40 acres fenced. Terms. Retiring
from business. Write Owner. Box
246. Bismarck. or call 60l.
MODERN $50 acre dairy and poultry
farm, $4,000 worth Of buildings.
government dam near house. $50
acres under cultivation. Priced
right August Zuger, r. !, Mandan,
N. OAK.
WEATHERsTRIP your house before
cold winter sets In. I sell the Dou-
BILE Seal Interlocking Weather
Strips. Phone 97S-J for prices. W..
A. thinner.
NEW and used slicing machines,
meat grinders. coffee mills. scale
service. all makes. Toledo Scale
Company. 404 Aaudan Street. Bis
marck. North Dakota. Phone 2lsS
HAYS safety steel house trailer. Used
one trip. Will sell cheap. George
Anderson. Wing. North Dakota.
BLACKSMITH shop in good town
within so miles Of Bismarck. Write
Tribune Ad. 1896.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept ls.-&,-tU. S. D. AZ
Hogs 10000. including 1000 direct:
market generally 25-40 higher than
Fridays average; medium grade hogs
and packing sows $3.50 up late: prac-
good and choice l90-230 lb.. 12.15-45:
240-2so h.. 1900 10; 1so-1so lb, 1850
12.40; most good packing sows 1910.
75
Cattle 10000. calves, 5000: general
trade active and fully steady; strictly
granted steers and yearlings very
scarce; best early 1880 with 1915 bid;
all she stock active; about 5000 west.
ern grassers in run: stockers and
feeders firm, 6.50-10.00; bulls and
vealers fully steady; prime heifers
scaling around $50 h., up to 1876.
Sheep 1900, including $500 direct: !:
spring lambs active, strong to 25
higher; good to choice natives 1880
down, moderately sorted; limited
numbers 1918; others held higher: 5
doubles choice Washingtons 100; two
doubles good Montanas 1850; sheep
steady; slaughter ewes 2.50-4.00;
choice western ewes at outside.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Apple Greek School District

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT EN-
Mo. August q. 1897. Sealed bids. IN
triplicato, will be received at this Of
flee until $500 P. M. September II,
1887 and then publicly opened. for
furnishing the materials. and per-
forming the work for new water pip
post office, Williston. North Dakota.
in strict accordance with tho specifi-
cations dated PB-DE-6, August ~.
1897. and drawings III any) mention
ed therein: And the general conditions
dated May II, 1897. Specifications
and other data may be had at the Of
flee OF the district engineer and cos
todian Of the building. VIM. Neville
Collier, District Engineer.
9.10.1S.l6
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
WHEAT SW0OPS TO
NEWSEAS0NALUOW
IN CHICAGO MARKET
Extreme Break ~ Cents;
Much Liquidation Of Grain
Holdings

Chicago, Sept. l3.-(R-Late tum-
bles Of wheat prices carried the Chi
cago market down to new lows for
the season.
The extreme break in wheat values
kere was Ak cents q bushel. Much
stoploss selling was in evidence, owing
largely to setbacks Of securities at New
York, resulting in liquidation Of wheat
holdings to protect stock market &C.
ctunts.
At the close, wheat was 1x-2k cents
Under Saturdays finish, Sept. 1919,
Dec. l.02A-l.03, corn Y off to =.
Up. Sept. 1.02h-h, Dec. 621i-N, and
oats M down.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. l3.-H-W. 8. d. Al
Potatoes. 1852. on track 3l7. total US.
about steady, supplies rather liberal;
demand, North Dakota triumphs. good,
Russets fair, other stock slow: sack
cd per cwt. Idaho Russst Burbanks
Us; No; ! i.ss-?io: US. Nc. 2; 1.4o;
iso-45; washington Russet Burbanks
US No. I. l.S5: combination grade
100: White Rose US. No. l, 1880:
North Dakota Bliss triumphs US. No.
/, and partly graded .s5-1.15: mostly
LOS: cobblers US. No. I. and partly
graded l.00-10; Minnesota cobbiers
partly graded 90; Early Ohios un-
classified so: Wisconsin cobblers US.
1, 100 partly graded IS: Bliss tri.
nmphs Us. No. 1. and partly graded
1.00-10: Michigan cobblers partly
xraded .&5.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Produce Markets
CHICAGO


Chicago, Sept. 13.-H)-Butter and
eggs tended upward today while poul-
try showed little change.
Butter 1913, firm; creamery-spe-
cials (S3 score) 34A-%: extras (9S)
1874; extra firsts (90-91) 33-33A ;
firsts tss-Ss) 31-31A; seconds (S4-
s7h) 2S-2sh: standards 600 central-
lied carlots) SO.
Eggs $40, firm; extra firsts local
92A; cars 22%;. fresh graded firsts
local PIN; cars %; current receipts
Poultry, live, /? cars, a. trucks. easy:
hens " ID. up %. less than ~ lbs. Is:
Leshorn hens Is: fryers, colored COY,
Plymouth Rock 2sh, White Rock %,
barebacks -; broilers, colored %, Ply
mouth Rock IS, White Rock -. bare
backs -: Leghorn chickens 20k
springs, colored 20h. Plymouth Rock
23h, White Rock %. barebacks 10;
ROSTERS IAN. Leghorn ROSTERS 1871;
turkeys. hens II; toms 1e, No. tur-
keys IL; young ducks AZ lb. up, col
ored 16. white is, small colored IA,
white Is; old geese Is. young is.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13

COAL AND wooD BIDS WANTED
VIII oDen Bids at the office Of the
clerk At 8 o'cleek Tuesday evening.
Oct. IL, for % tons Of coal or less.
We also will accept bids for about ~
cords diamond willow stove wood, 10
in. length.
Board reserves right to reject any
or all bids. Bids should be mailed to
Mrs. T. d. Sullivan clerk, Bismarck
N. Oak.
SigneA, Mrs. r. d. Sullivan
Clerk.
ADple Creek school District.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Real Estate

OVER 100 houses and over 1000 lots
In all parts Of city at terms and
prices to suit almost any buyer.
Over $500 sales. No other local
dealer can anywhere nearly equal
this record. All listings. all corre-
spondence In connection with our
business Is open to your inspection.
You can buy cheaper through F. e.
YOUNG.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
MINNEAPOLIg POTATOEe

D. A.)-Potatoes: Market slightly
stronger: demand fair: 100 lb. sacks:
Washington White Rose US. No. J..
100: Russst Burbanks. US. No. !. 200:
combination grade 1.s5-1;75; idaho
Burbank 1.35.
Home grown: Red River Valley
Bliss triumphs, US. No. 1. 1.00-l.l0:
Early Ohios, 7S.l.00. depending on
quality; cobblsrs 7S-i.00; warbas. rs
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Sept. ls.-R-(U. 8. D. Al
The wool market was unsettled
Monday A. cable reports received by
decline in prices from the close Of last
weeks auction sales in Australia.
Trade in Boston was practically at
standstilI. Buyers and dealers
awaited further develouments in Aus
tralia in the domestic goods market
and at London where options are
scheduled to open tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapol Sept. l3.-H-Flour.
carload lots, Per barrel in - pound
cotton sacks; family patents unchang-
ed, 6.S6-6.s5: standard patents, un-
changed. G0O.6.20.
Shipments 2z,9SS.
Pure bran 1S.50-l9.
Standard middllngs 1s.60-z0.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Farms for Sale

OPPORTUNITY for young couple de-
string good farm home. Aged cou-
pie retiring desires to let 40 acre
farm fully equipped and stocked.
Good water. buildings, pasture and
field land. On State Highway. At
tractive offer to honest and ener-
getic people. References required.
Write Tribune Ad. 23622.
20 ACRE farm. one acre cleared. new
three room cottage. woodshed. gar
age. stable. well. all In good condi-
ton. near school and mail. Good
read. 6h miles from Chehalis. Sell
cheap for cash. Mrs. Dan Mum.
Route 2, Box 675, Edmonds. Wash.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
WHEAT FALLS OFF
SHARPLY IN MINNEAPOLIS

SHARPLY IN MINNEAPOLIS
Minneapolis. Sept. 1S.-(R)-Traders
in the wheat market were inclined to
even up long trades and prices fell off
sharply Monday. September wheat
futures closed TX lower at 1.12h;
Dec. 2 -2h at 1.llh-h, and May at
1.12.
September flax closed at 2.03, IL up,
and Dec. at c.04.
September oats futures closed un-
changed at 2SA. Dec. Y down at 27N.
lower at ~. and Dec. y at 70%; Sept.
feed barley at 50, v lower, and Dec.
at 44A.
Cash wheat raiders became particu-
lar. Winter wheat was In steady de-
Corn was in fair demand. Oats
were In good demand. Rye was in
good demand. The barley market was
first, Flax was In sharp demand.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
FORK ENTRY WINS

Chicago, Sept. l3.-(AP)-drand
Forks entry in the national softball
tournament here advanced toward the
final round with a 6 to triumph
over a Baton Rouge, La, ten Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
CHICACo CASH GRAIN

~ CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
Chicago, Sept. 13.-R-Cash wheat
No. 3 red l.09; sample grade 77-S5;
No. 2 hard l.0S%; sample grade hard
n.
Corn, No. 2 mixed 1.o2h: No. 1 yell
low l.05h.
Oats. No. 1 mixed s2h-s41k; No.
Rye, No. 3, s1h-s24; No. 3. slK-h
Barley, feed 1852 nom; mailing 81
Timothy seed e.4o-5o cwt. .=
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Miscellaneous
CALL MONEY

New York, Sept. 13.-R-Call
money steady; per cent all day.
Prime Commercial paper ! per cent.
Time loan steady. 5000 days lA
As mos. IN per cent.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13

Warrington Cathedral. In Washing
ton, D. O.. where Woodrow Wilson Is
buried, is visited by more than . quar-
ter Of . million persons every year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
RANGE OF CARLoT SALES

MtnneApoIlS, sept. I3.-HJ-RAnBe
Of carlot grain sales:
Wheat. No. heavy dark northern
spring 1874 -1.36: No. 2 dark north
ern l.26-l.3Sh: No. l hard amber dur
um 1.09-1.12H: No. 3 hard winter
1.05A -l.10A: No. ! mixed durum "a;
Corn. No. yellow 1924.
Oats. No. 2 white 2sh; No. heavy
white 30h-31H.
Rye. No. 2, 74N-76
Barley. No. 3 mating s4N-ssA; No.
3. 50-S2.
Flax, No. /, 2.llK-2.2oA.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
instruction

SUE DIGBY - Private Instructor
Shorthand and typewriting. 223
End Street. Call 1919.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Tribune Rates
Are LOW

4AA ~ A9~ W
All classified ads Of less than
Is words are figured ON L.
word basis.
First insertion (per word) %
: consecutive insertions
(per world .............lc
: consecutive insertions
(per word) .lho
{ consecutive insertions
(per world .............So 30
s consecutive insertions
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& consecutive insertions
(per world 20
This table Of rates effective
only In the state Of North Da.
kota. 5.-
Cuts and border used ON
want ads come under classi.
fled display rates Of Is cents
per column inch per single In
sertion.
No clairvoyant. fortune tell
er. matrimonial. or doubtful
advertising accepted. We re-
serve the right to edit Or re-
ject any copy submitted
ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS
OF Cash IN ADVANCE
A representative win call II
W1An->A--> . 0AA
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
There's Lots of Nelus
In These WQnt-Ads
APARTMENTS for Rent

Apartments Tor RENT
UNFURNIsHED large fiat. two bed
rooms. Centrally located. Avail
able September Goth. Also. small
furnished apartment. Available at
once. Call at 404 5th Street.
MODERN two room apartment Close
in. Ready for occupancy October l
Call 260 during day. Evenings 5l2-W
Dr.. r. 8. Enge. 5lS 5th Street.
CLOSE to capitol. Furnished mod
ern light housekeeping basement
apartment with fireplace. Adults
only. $25. 1921 sth Street.
DOWNTOWN iurnished room for
light housekeeping. Connecting
bath. Hot water always. City heat.
304h Main. Apis. 2 or 2.
COMPLETELY furnished one room
upstairs apartment for one or two.
Laundry privileges. Phone l0e3-W.
405 5th st.
FURNISHED one room and Kitchen
ette. Water, heat, and gas furnish
ed. Suitable one or two. 608 3rd
Street.
UNFURNIsHED three room basement
apartment. Lights, gas heat, water
and garage furnished. $42. Phone
1l6l.
THREE room, bath and kitchen In
new fireproof building. Inquire Park
Food Store, 234 w. Bdwy. or call
j. B. Smith, 1916.
TWO rooms. kitchenette and bath.
One-room basement apartment.
Both furnished. COT 5th st. Phone
403-R.
TWO room kitchenette and bath all
furnished apartment. Heat, gas,
water, telephone. $50. Phone 689-R.
TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath,
furnished or unfurnished. No chill
dren. Phone 1882.
THREE room unfurnished ground
floor apartment. Inquire at i026
10th Street.
NICELY furnished one room and
kitchennette apartment. I'll 5th.
Phone 273.
FURNISHED basement apartment,
$l2. Sleeping room, 50. $40 Thayer
Avenue.
THREE room strictly modern apart
ment, private entrance, ground
floor. 406 9th Street.
TWO room and kitchenette. Pri-
vate entrance. Ground floor. Near
bath. 305 3rd Street.
TWO room and bath. Furnished or
unfurnished. Private entrance.
5ll 18th Street.
TWO room apartment. Suitable for
two or three. Phone 2l80, or call
at TIT Thayer.
TWO room well furnished basement
apartment. Two beds. $40. SIS End
Street.
MODERN furnished apartment. In
Quire Cut Rate Drug.
APARTMENT for rent. 2l5 3rd st.
Phone 852.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES
Chicag, Sept. 13.-R-.
Butter Futures:

High Low Close
Storage Standards,
November ........ 341s 33H 33M
Egg Futures:
Refrigerator STAN
dard. Oct. .:...... 2aA e2h 22A
Refrigerator Stan
dards. Nov. ...... 23A 22B %
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
DULUrH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, Sept. I3.-R-Closing cash
prices. Wheat: No. 1 heavy dark north
northern l..l s 1854; No. 2. l;lsS
135x: No: 3, l:15S.1:2Sh: No, :,
/ northern i.lSx-i.lsH. No. I dark
hard winter Montana 113h. Durum:
80. I hard amber 1.O1 A-1.10N; No. 2.
-l.ocN: No. 3. 97%-l.oeN: No. 4:
95K -i.o2N: No. 5, 93N-sSA: No. I red
durum 96k- -9eA. Mixed durum dis
counted 3-Sc below hard ambers.
Flax No. l. 2.07-2.l4.
Rye No. 2, 75h-76M.
Oats No. 8 white 29A.
Barley: Mating $3.50; feed 4sh :
SIN.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Grain Quotations


Sample Grain:
- lbs. 81: 4s lbs, 70; II lbs, 7s; 4e
lbs, 70; IS lbs, SO; ~ lbs, 66;; - lbs,
So; a lbs, 60; Il lbs, 81: 10 lbs. 81:
80 lbs, 81; SO lbs, -; 81 lbs, IS.
Nyn horJ oxsoI.or A,yv,sysp Z NJ
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Houses for Sale
HOUSEG FOE SALE

Houses Tor Sale
HOUSES FOR SALE
DESIRABLE seven room modern
bungalow. East front 18th Street.
FIVE room modern bungalow, gar
age. near schools. priced to sell.
SEVEN room modern dwelling, gas
heat, garage. $3.50.
GOOD income producing apartment
mouse. Good condition. Well 10.
Gated. Priced to sell.
FIVE room modern bungalow with
basement apartment. 1880.
GROCERY store and apartment house
combined In Bismarck.
F1FTY-SEVEN acres Missouri bottom
land. mostly clear.
GEO. M. REGISTER
MODERN four room bungalow. 26x42
large basement. Glazed In porch.
Gas heat II desired, double garage,
also five room modern dwelling,
full basement, near pavement, low
taxes, small down payment, low
rate Of interest, terms or exceptional
deal for cash. Write Tribune Ad.
23623.
FOUR room modern house, replas-
tered and resided two years, at
tractive location for flat, 4l9 End
Street. Write Box l04, Thinner,
N. Oak.
BUY from owner. house with apart
ments for income property. ~
blocks from downtown. Write Tri-
bune Ad 1859,
FINISHED basement house, five
rooms, large hallway. Coal bin, x
acre land. Real bargain. Phone
2088-M.
ONE stucco bungalow. One two
story house. Good income. Well
located. See Baker at 604 3rd st.
BASEMENT house. five rooms, large
hallway. Coal bin. Y acre land.
Real bargain. Phone 20B8-M.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Wanted to Rent

WANTED on or before October first,
unfurnished apartment. two bed
rooms, desirable neighborhood, by
couple with year old child. Rent
not exceeding so dollars per month.
Write Tribune Ad. No. 1862.
BY OCTOBER first. small house or
apartment. Steady Job. No chill
UNFURNIsHED four room apart
ment by October /. Centrally To-
Gated. Phone l547-J.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Female Help Wanted
Male Help Wanted

MAN or woman wanted to handle
distribution Of famous Watkins
Products In Bismarck. New gigan-
tic $4,000 customer prize contest
spells fast volume sales. Excellent
earning arrangement. You share
In new 10000 free cars and cash
bonus offer. No investment. Write
J. r. Watkins Company, DISC,
Winona, Minnesota.
MAN WANTED
MUST have car. Work in rural dis
tricts. Your home county. Perma-
nent. Good pay weekly. Give age
and experience. Write P. N. Blake,
4l5 Lbr. Exch. Bldg, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
HUSBAND and wife to run home-
operated grocery agency. Every
thing supplied; no money risk.
Earnings up to 5000 in a month.
Details mailed free. Write ZANOL,
1852 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
WANT capable person, school man
preferred, handle regular line to
schools and service contracts. Must
be hustler. Polished personality.
Write Tribune Ad. 23665.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAM
Minneapolis. Sept. 13.-LP)-Wheat
receipts Monday 565 compared to 55
. year ago.
Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse
grain closing quotations today follow !:
Cash Wheat
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-09-13
Houses for Rent

COMPLETELY modern bungalow at
423 9Th Street. Partially furnished.
References required. Occupy Oct
ober LIST. Address w. M. Murnane,
Devils Lake. N. D.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
PrchIi z vezeni.

Diva cernosi, jeden z mich
zavreny pro 1tok ma belosku
prchli z vezen1 v Towson 90
zdolanf strazneho, Harry My
ers. z hlavnf sine vezen1 Cd
razivse jej prchli do predn1 81
ne. Tam vrhli sc ma hl1dace
znovu a prchli pc schodech
smerem ku Charles ulic.
z uprchlych Lee Hayes 9.
prosince napadl Mary Ellen
Hayworth, majitelku beauty
salonu ma Gwynndale avenue.
Druhy, James Hawkins uvez-
men byl pro kradez spachanou
v Halethorpe distriktu.
Policif v Towson zjisteno by
10, re cernoch, die popisu Haw
kins, zastavil Sc v dome Paula
Horner ma Aigburth road a
prosil O zimn1k cernosskeho
sluzebnika, die vseho, ably "a
kryl svoji roztrzenou kosili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Sest hochi zatceno pro
bombovani.

sest hochd, kteri vykazani
byli v pondelf z verejne Enoch
Pratt knihovny, kde nepoTad-
ne sc chovali, vratili Sc "a
kratko a pocali bombardovati
budovy predmety re trf kosG
naplnenych kuchynskymi Cd
padky We 400 blocku Light u
lice. Kdyz vykazan1 byli, Cd
behli do Hanover ulice trznice
a vratili sc S novymi ''bomba-
NIL. Zevnejsek byl cely zne-
cisten a okno rozbito. Konec
bombardovani bylo sebranf
klukG a zavrenl dokud rodice
81 pro ne nepTisli a neuchovali
je pro Detsky soud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Pet opilych ridicI.

Pet rfdicd automobily, kteri
ffdili tyto opilf jsouce, zatce-
no bylo ma Stedry Vecer a Va
nocn1 Bozf Hold. Zatceni byli
David L. Walker, 48lety, Chas.
w. Candy, Clyde H. Slonaker,
41lety, Leon j. Ibaker z Fair
field a cernoch Morris Wood.
= Leon j. Litcher, cernoch
z Fairfield, odsouzen byl ma
80 dnl do vezeni, re rfdil auto
mobil byv opilym a ku pokute
SIS, re jel neopatrne.
Leonard Johnson, jiny GER
noch z Denmore avenue, Cd
souzen byl pro tentyz prestu-
PEEK ku temuz trestu.
Clyde H. Slonaker z Hicko-
ny avenue a Charles w. Cam
hey re 5000 blocku Annapolis
road odsouzeni byli ku poku-
tam pc 500 re rfdili automo-
billy opilymi jsouce a ku poku-
tam pc SIS re jeli neopatrne
Ma Stedry Vecer odrazily diva
automobily We Wyman Park.
Vsichni ctyri odsouzeni byli
v pondelf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Belosske a cernosske ucitele
ma ste inem stanovisku.

TvaTf We tvaT stojfci zakoni-
te "povinnosti", kterou stat Cd
straniti ma rozdil mezi belos-
skymi a cernosskymi uciteli v
rozd1lu platG, governor Nice v
dtery slfbil uciniti potrebne
pTipravne kroky ku naprave
nynejsiho stavu zp1sobeneho
zakonem, ktery naval "roz-
hodne nezakonnym."
Nejnizsf sluzne Poole statni-
no zakona pro belosskeho uci-
tele v elementarni skole je
$500 pro skolnf rok. Pro GER
nosskeho ucitele toto jest $40
mes1cne. Ucitel v belosske vys-
81 skole obdrz1 rocne nejmene
$1,150 a ucitel v cernosske
vyssf skole obdrzf nejmene
mes1cne $50.
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MaIy OZnamOvatel.
Help WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

KOUPfM dvou patrovy dim
V p6kn6m sousedstv1. Zapla-
tim hotove. K doptan1 V re-
dakci aneb dopiste Box /,
Telegram, 843 N. Washing
ton ulice.
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Vybshla odsna stolni
pokrvvkou.

Policiste ma Cliffmont a
Brendan avenue hledali v So
botu v noel manzela, jenz wy
hnal manzelku do ulice ode
nou pouze pokryvkou ma still.
Probuzena manzelem sym,
jenz hrozil il napfazenou Sc
kerou " jedne ruce a kladivem
V druhe ruce, hodila ma sebe
stolni pokryvku a vybehla do
ulice. Kolem jedouci automo-
bilista pGjcil j svdj pTevlecnfk
a zavezl il do domu jeji sestry.
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Vladni aeroplan poskozen.

Vladnf aeroplan rfzeny vlad.
MIN ddstojnfkem ,poskozen byl
v pondelf We srazce a jiny rfze-
ny reservnfm ddstojnfkem. mu
sci sestoupiti v Marylandu.
Prvnf aeroplan Tidil lieute.
nant Jean Lidsay. Vrazil do
stromu u Easton ma ceste do
Seattle, Wash. Pilot zranen
nebyl.
Kapitan F. Reynolds rfdici
druhy aeroplan sestoupiti S
tlmto musel u Annapolis ma
sledkem tiny a nedostatku O.
leje.
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Predbszne ornament zabav.

= Osadni domaci zabava sc
Dude odbyvat v pond6lf vecer.
10. ledna 1888 V dolejS1ch
mfstnostech osadni skoly ma
Collington Avenue. Zacatek
v $50 vecer.
= Ma rozloucenf sc Sc STA
rym rokem uspoTada Telocvic-
ma Jednota Sokol Curtis Bay
We sve Sokolovne Sylvestrov-
skou zabavu spojenou s kuple-
ty v patek, 81 .prosince 1887 v
8. hodin vecer.
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N6kolik minut pc ukradeni
v hospode So, Roland Van Lee
ven, bodl sveho bratra do "a
ludku. Bratr udeTen byl lahvi
do hlavy bartendrem, George
L.. Branzell.
Predmetem nedelnf kradeze
byl Leslie Ward. Ku kravalu
doslo v hospode We 5000 bloc
ku Park Heights avenue.