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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Vzduchoplavecka 1terni
nehoda.

Jeden cestujfcf byl usmrcen
a jedenact jinych poraneno,
kdyz velika vzducholod West
ern Air Express behem hustle
MILKY ztroskotana byla v 1tery
v hornate krajine severne Cd
Los Angeles, Kalifornie.
James A. Braden, president
Braden-Sutphin inkoustove spo
lecnosti z Clevelandu byl usmr-
cenym. Mezi zranenymi byli
manzele Martin Johnson, lovci
a hotovitele movies. Kazde-
mu z Mich pTerazena byla no.
ha.
Ku narazu doslo nahle, kdyz
,cestujfci bavili Sc hovorem, v
nemz Esther 10 Conner, jak pc
narazu udala, "mluvili o sunce
a vejc1ch."
Vzducholod plula re Salt
lake City. R1dici, Williamu w.
Lewis, zlomena byla noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Csl. tisk prot verbovanf
do SpanSlska.

Brnensky dennfk "Moravske
noviny" pfinesl zpravu: "Csl.
obcan ma slouzit jen sve VIA
still" Zprava mi:
Moravske noviny upozorni-
ly jiz ma to, re mnoho nasich
obcanG, hlavne mladych q
mnohdy nezletilych muzd6, fla
kanych neodpovednymi poll
tickymi agitatory, opoustf &C.
skoslovensko, ably Sc dali ma
verbovati do Spanelske arma-
dy. Bylo zjisteno dokonce, re
spanelst1 verb1ri pracujf u mas
a Jeden z mich byl zatcen.
Cechoslovaci, kteri Sc takto
nechaj1 zlakat jsou dopravova-
nj do Francie, kde je jim ode
bran ceskoslovensky pas a wy
staveny spanelske papfry.
Zvlastn1mi vlaky jsou tito ne
s~tastn1ci dopravovani pres Per-
pignan do Spanelska.
K teto skutecnosti nelze NIL
Get. Ceskoslovensko, ktere by
10 donuceno zvysit dobu povin-
ne vojenske sluzby, nem1ze
mlcky trpet, ably jeho obcane
davali sve zivoty vsanc pro CT
ri stat! Zvlaste ne tehdy, jde-
Ii O vnitropoliticky konflikt,
nikoliv O waikiki statu prot sta
tu!
Bohuzel, nemame zadny "a
kon, ktery by tomu mohl zabra
niti. Pamatovali-li jsme ma YER
bfre, zapomneli jsme dplne ma
potrestan1 tech, kteri Sc zpro-
nevefuj1 vlasti a ochuzuji il O
obrance!
Je potreba, ably navrh zako-
ma, ktery by zabranil vstupo-
vanf nasich obcan1 do vojen-
skych sluzeb ciz1ch stat1, byl
co nejdTfve pfedlozen snemov-
nam, ably take Ceskoslovensko
mohlo zabranit nezkusenym
mladym lidem nicit existence a
zivoty pro ideje, ktere nemaji
mic spolecneho ami sc zachova-
MIN demokracie nebo tim me-
ne Sc zachovan1m mlru v Evro-
pc. Ceskoslovensky obcan smf
slouzit jen Ceskoslovensku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Sliby chyby.

V Chicago ma ulici mlada
dfvka pred ocima chodcG otev-
Tela taSku, vytahla lahvicku,
napila Sc a skacela k zemi.
V nalezene tasce zoufalky-
ne bylo $1.10, nekolik navsti-
venek hospod ma severnf stra-
ne, pudTenka a podobne veci a
ma zadni STRANGE navstlvenky
Pinocle klubu napsano zen
skou rukou: "Kdyby isl vedel,
jak te miluji, isl jediny muz ma
svete."
Ma jin6m listku napsala /:
"zadneho nemiluji nez tebe",
a ma tretfm: "Kdyby isl mne
miloval jake ia tebe, tax bys
mne nevyhodil z auta."
DIE adresy zoufalkyn1 byla
22leta Lucille LeBeau. Matka
pravila, re dcera jest bavickou
V Yacht klubu, re jest moe bod
ma hOlka, ale nema stestf. Kaz-
dy il sl1b1 vSechno NONE a
pax il opustf.
V nemocnici lekaTi shledli,
re ma jedem v%nitrnosti spale-
ny. Dali jen malou nadeji ma
uzdraven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Vyborne varil.

V Schenectady, N. Y, 22lety
Dewitt Weldon ctyri leta pra-
coval jake sluzebna nekolika
domacnostech pod jmenem E.
velyn Weldon, dokud policie
nedostala upozorneni, re neni
d1vkou. Pr vyslechu doznal,
re v dobe deprese chtel pomo-
ci otci a matce, ale jake hoch
re nemohl nalezti praci. Ne
ktere rodiny 81 Weldona chva-
lily jake vybornou kucharku a
dobrou hospodynku. Nikdo ne
mel AMI nejmensfho podezrenf,
re je muzem.
Policie doznala, re prot ne
mu nezakrocf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

me kulturu fasistickych hrdlo-
rezu Italie, Nemecka a Madar-
ska, v podobe otravnych bomb
granatu, bajonet1, jez mali tr-
haiti tela nasfch milych tam "a
morem. Ia moi osobu odpo-
vldam: "Nikdy mel" Krajane,
Wy vsichni odpovezte "Hromad
nym Nikdy mel"
BoJovnik "a mir, J. Mraka,
c. 11O4 N. Washington ulice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Landon neprijede ku
u

V Topeka, Kansas, guverner
ALI M. Landon Sc vyslovil, re
Neptune pozvan1, ably Sc III
castnil druhe inaugurace pre-
sidenta Roosevelta We Wash
ingtonu dine 20. ledna.
Landon byl protikandidatem
Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
ChTestysi rodina u komfna.

Re San Antonio, Texas, Sc
sdeluje, re j. H. Holt, ma SLIM
CT Holm, zabil jedenact chTe-
stySG. Nejmensf meTil tTicet
palcd, nejvetSf ctyfi stopy.
Kdyz jeho manzelka Sla casne
rano pro vodu, zaslechla hada
chfestiti. Kdyz Sc rozednilo,
jejf manzel prohlfzel dun,
dlouho hledal, az konecne ma
sci u komlna jedenact chTesty-
81, ktere ovsem pobil. Prfpad
vzbudil velikou pozornost v &C.
lem okol1. Lonske horke leto
zpusobilo, re chTestysi i JIM
hadi Sc v Texasu velice roz-
mnozili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Umirajici matka zrodila dite.
Manuel vrahem.

Kratce pc te, kdyz jeho 19
leta manzelka Elsie, zemfela
cd stTelne rany do hlavy, "a
tim co lekari provedli cfsarsky
rez j1mz byl zachranen zivot
d1teti, v Oakland, Kalifornie
Ray Randall, 21, aviatik, byl
zatcen ma obvinenf z jeji vraz-
dy. Randall poprel, re stfelil
manzelku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
z malo chytre hadky.

Hadka pfi oslave Is. vyrocf
snatku zpGsobila, re 3Oleta
Anthony Garrin z Worthing-
ton, Pa, jest Rock Island, Ill.
v nemocnici a jej1 manzel We
vazbe. Hadka Garrina rozc1-
lila tax, re 81 n~epovsimnul, re
doj1zdf ma konec ulice a jeho
auto vrazilo do telefonn1ho
sloupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Americky zazrak.

Pc IL meslcG neudala Sc ami
jedina nasilna smrt v Carls-
bad, Move Mexiko, jak vysvi-
ia z 1fednfch zpravy naceln1-
ka policie, Craddock. Behem
bezpecnostn1 kampane pTidani
dvou zvlastnfch policistG a
dvou patrolnfch vozG pTispelo
asi k tomuto v Americe neoby-
cejnemu zjevu. .Mesto ma asi
1000 obyvatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Csl Inspector jeste je Pol
skem zalari.

We vezeni We Wodzislawi ma
polskem Hornlm Slezsku drzen
je jiz vice nez tri ctvrti roku
Stanislav Kubic, Inspector po-
licejn1ho komisarstv1 V Novem
Bohumfne.
V bTeznu pronasledoval zlo-
dele V pohranicn1m pasmu u
Kopytova. Zlod6j, bydlicl ma
polske strane, pTebehl hranice,
cehoz 81 Inspector pfi pronasle-
dovanf nepovsiml a dostal Sc
nekolik krok6 ma polske 1ze-
mi. Tam byl zaskocen polsky-
mi straznfky, kterf tam byli
pTipraveni, take to cinilo do
jem, re Kubic byl ma polske u
zemf vylakan.
Byl dopraven do vezen1 Ryb-
n1ku, kde delsf DOLBY byl memo
cen. Potion byl soudcem We
Vodzislawi odsouzen pro ne
opravnene pTekrocenf hranice
ma 8 mes1cG do zalare. Dne 4.
prosince Sc mel Kubic vratit z
polskeho vezeni, avsak nesta-
10 Sc tax a Kubic je stale v6z-
men v Polsku.
Dokonce byl dopraven do We
zeni V Katovic1ch, a jak Sc tyr
d1, ma byti proti nemu vedeno
move prel1cen1 = pro spionaz!
Jedna sc tn zTejme O pomstu,
nebot Kubic byl nenaviden pol
skymi paseraky a iredentisty.
Osud KubicGv vzbuzuje obavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Uhorfeli.

Dvoulety Sharon Maggert a
celedin Virgil Lair prisli O III
vot ma Maggertove farme, lezf-
CT nedaleko Columbia City,
Ind, kdyz pri explosi petrole-
jovych kaminek vznal Sc ma
Mich odev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Predak.

V New Yorku Arthur Her
beret, pTedak unie drIbeznic-
vozkG, byl zatcen pro
$38,875 ma Glen
skych prfspevc1ch. S MIN byl
zatcen jeho 1cetn1 David Dia-
mondston.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Zmrzla mrtvola u vchodu
kosteIa.

" Milwaukee, Wis, zmrzl6
telo Lorrain Marvin, 23lete,
maJlc1 ranu z revolveru v pr
sou, bylo nalezeno uSchod1 ko
stella sv. Benedikta. Byl mr.
tvolou nekolik hodin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
+ 4 Sc nu ~splnilo.

V Medford, Mass, dlouho-
lete prani rybare Colin Kane
sc splnilo v den jeho 106. ma
rozenin. Jeho rodina mu da-
rovala hedvabne pazama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Lupic z~astrelen.

Neznamy lupic zastrelen byl
pc oloupen1 lekarny Raoula
Degruy v New Orleans. Lekar-
ma oloupena byla o $51.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
NatahI 81 kirk.

V Albuquerk, N. NJ, Frank
Devoti, 11lety, ukazoval sve-
mu kamaradovi, jak vesf cow
boyove zlodeje krav. Malem
sc sam neob6sil. Lekari rekli,
re 81 jen trochu "natahl kirk"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Lupic prchajici S koristi.


V dome Marie Oplustilove v
Chropni ma Kromer1zsku zaf1-
dill 81 Bedrich siska z Chropyne
obchod panskymi obleky, jichz
mel v obchode asi "a 20 tis1c
Kc. Majitelka domu Oplusti-
Iowa zaslechla podezrely Sra
mot V obchode a proto Sc svlc-
kou v ruce vesla do obchodu
a nalezla jej otevreny. V tom
vsak prot nj vyskocil re dvef1
obchodu neznamy muz, srazil
il k zemi a zmizel S velkym ba-
likem, ktery nesl We tine. Oplu-
stilova, ktera Sc domnlvala, re
v obchode dlf jeste MATTEL or
MANILA pTfpad cetnictvu. Lu-
pic odnesl z obchodu "a 5000
Kc panskych odevG. Cast ko-
risti ma 1teku ztratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Zemfel pri oslave narozenin.

V Maiden, Mass, Edmund
Noble, spisovatel, novinar a
znalec zahranicn1ch udalosti
zemTel den svych "a. naroze-
min.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

spectacle client I've got = and
that's only by comparison!
Yes" he turned his head inquir-
ingly as, following a tap, the door
opened and the pert features OF
Elsie Harringay appeared.
Twill you see Captain Albright,
sir?" the girl asked.
With a frown of recollection
Stuckey nodded.
Eyes, show him in"
The stout, red-faced man, dressed
in seafaring clothes, who entered,
beaming benevolence and breathing
beer, STROBE up to the desk and,
Selling the lawyers hand, wrung it
heartily.
ct came to thank you for what
you did for me yesterday" he be-
gan.
ooh, that's all right"
Cali right?" echoed the caller.
ct should say it was all right.
Why, man, you're a marvel" He
swung round to Bells. what a
masterpiece, your guv'nor, eh?
You ought to have heard him talk
ing to the old bubble-and-squeak.
Did he talk to him? I'll say he
did,"
Stuckey smiled family.
well, that's all over now," he
said. II hope you'll have a pleas
ant voyage, Captain"
The seaman, however, was not to
be sidetracked.
They'd have given me a month,
they would" he went on. "And
mind you, was as sober as a new
born child"
"You were a bit noisy, Captain -
''Well, SOS a newborn child.
said to the copper quite civilly:
You go away and boil your face"
The lawyer nodded.
eyes, that was a bit unfortu-
mate"
"And he says: You're drunk
Drunk! And mind you, I hadn't
had more than eight whiskeys-
we'll, I mean to say ="
Anyhow, you got off,"
"Yes-ands who got me off?''
beamed Captain Albright. ''Now,
Mr.. Stuckey, what do I owe you /?
The last time I gave you :"
"Oh, see my clerk; he'll fix it."
Fright. Now, if there's any
thing can do for you, Mr.. Stuckey,
you just say the word. You've been
good old pal Of mine. You don't
mind me saying that? My names
John Blunt"
Stuckey smiled family.
Thanks, Captain" he replied,
"but I'm afraid there isn't anything
you could do for me-"
Come over'to Antwerp for a
trip" persisted Albright. There's
the old tub" Jerking a thumb in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

the direction Of the river, visible
through the Office windows. "Whv
you could step on the after decl,
from your window"
The solicitor shook his head
Thanks, but I'm not going
abroad" he said.
Gratitude was dominating Can.
tain Allwright's emotional system
just then, however, and had to find
expression. He leaned toward
Stuckey and spoke in confidential
tone.
"Well, if any of your clients ever
want to go abroad : you know
what I an?-in hurry-never
mind about passports, Ell? Just
stand on me-"
Thanks again, but I leave nv
clients to bolt in their own way"
The captain winked prodigiously
and nodded his head several times.
"I understand" he said. "Well
no offense, I hope? 1 wouldn't
hurt your feelings for the world"
Then, as a thought struck him:
"Say, why not come yourself?
can always drop you off at Grave.
send if you don't like the trip"
mo, thanks" Stuckey's tone
was brusque. "And now, Captain,
I'm very busy"
That's all right, old man." said
the seaman. what about a quick
one 2"
"No. thank YOU"
Disappointed, the man turned to
Bells.
what about you?" he invited.
Bells Shuddered.
Il have never drunk intoXicants
in my life," he affirmed.
A Spasm of establishment flashed
across Allwright's face.
Good Lordw he brea thed.
well, don't die without knowing
what it feels like. Good morning,
Mr.. Stuckey."
GOOO morning., SAID the lawyer,
and the next moment the captain
had passed jauntily on his way.
"Open that window wide, Bells"
said Stuckey. "Would you like
trip to Antwerp"
"No, sir-not with that captain"
"He's a good seaman-when he's
sober. What appointments have I
this morning?" o
"Only one, sir-Colonel Lutman.
He is calling here at 1915. In
fact"-Bells consulted his watch
"he is due now.
'H'm" said Stuckey, with a
frown of distaste.
At that moment a heavy footstep
was heard in the outer Office.
"That sounds like him. All right
show him in.2
ITO Be Continued
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

National labor relations board has
ordered James H. Rand, Jr., pres
ident Of Remington Rand, Inc, to
take back 1000 employees. charg-
ing Wholesale violations" OF the
Wagner onnery act. The board
accused Remington Rand of."ruth-
less methods" in attempting TO
break strike Of 5000 workers
that began last May in six of its
plants. At the same time, Secre-
tary. of Labor. Frances PERKINS
invited Rand to meet ner In
Washington to consider renewal
Of negotiations with an A. r. OF
I. union. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

Start of Amelia Earhart Putnam's 81,
OO0-mile 'round-the-world flight is
graphically shown in these Central
Press Soundphotos from the Oakland,
Cal, airport. They show Amelia load
ing mail packages and the flying
laboratory" gaining height as it spans
the San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

DR.. Ernst Hanfstaengl, Har-
ward graduate and once prominent
Nazi worker, has been removed as
foreign press chief by the Nazis.
Recently, he was sent on a secret
mission by Fuehrer Adolf Hitler
to Spain, but instead he disap-
peared. Friends said he might be
in hiding in the Swiss Alps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-20

Attendance at a concert by Pre-
mier Leon Blum of France, above,
in Paris was interrupted when
serious riotiig broke out between
Fascist and Communists, result
ing in the death of six persons
and more than $50 injuries
Blum's chief secretary, Andre
Blumel, who rushed to the scene
to try to bring peace, was among
the injured.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
HULL ENDORSES
ECONOMIC MOVE
Cites Belgian Kings Pro.
posa| to Establish Com.
merCiaI Equilibrium.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Hull, apostle Of hberali0ed
world commerce, Endorsed yesterday
any European-sponsored move to stim-
ulate economic education and promote
world economic rehabilitation.
His views were expressed in COM
ment on the proposal of King Leopold
of Belgium to establish an interna-
tional institute to draft ways for
achieving commercial equilibrium and
financial stabllizaton.
tKing Leopold made his suggestion
in letter to Paul Van iceland, Bel
gian premier, who recently returned
to Brussels after conferences here
with President Roosevelt and Hull)
Hull explained he had not examined
the monarch's proposal in detail and
could not express any opinion on its
specific suggestions. Generally speak
ing. he said, vitality important eco
nomic relationships were more de-
pendent today than ever before on a
sound economic foundation, and i'm
partial economic organizations could
perform distinct service to the world.
Hull avoided any intimation that
President Roosevelt would-as sug-
gested in several European quarters
assume the leadership in the economic
crusade by calling an economic con-
ference or organizing an Economic
Committee
In answer to questions. Hull said
he did not recall that the Kings spe-
ciflc recommendation had been dis
cussed at the White House conferences
with Premier Van Iceland 1t was
understood at the time Of the premier's
visit last month that a proposal to set
up a committee to survey the world
situation was among the numerous
topics broached by Van iceland.
The Secretary emphasized that the
United States, in carrying out its re-
clprocal trade act program, had
preached the value of liberalizing trade
restrictions that now hamstring inter-
national commerce.
The United States has negotiated
and signed reciprocal trade pacts with
Is nations in which tariff barriers
were reduced and other obstacles to
the flow of trade removed as far
as possible.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Regarded by the British press as
the biggest change In England's social
laws in many years, the new divorce
measure led high court lawyers to
estimate they would have SO per cent
more work to do after January /,
when the law becomes operative.
The new law, enacted by the House
OF Commons Friday, will establish
desertion without cause for three
or more years, incurable insanity for
five years and cruelty as new grounds
for divorce.
Hitherto, the only ground for divorce
In English law was adultery.
The formality Of royal assent will
be given next week The law was
Evening star., 1937-07-25

matter OF discretion with the opera.
tors after midnight tonight.
That hour formally marks the death
Of nine codes OF fair competition en-
forced under the State fair trades
practice law which the Legislature
failed to re-enact.
Not only prices which employees
could charge customers, but wages
and working conditions Of employees,
were subject to regulations by the
expiring codes.
Tradesmen and industries affected
were BARRIERS. cleaners and dyers,
painters. paper hangers and decorators,
shoe repairers, window cleaners, bowl
ing parlor operators, highway con-
Evening star., 1937-07-25

sponsored by A: P. Herbert, author
legislator.
Lawyers said they believed most Of
the $4,000 applicants for legal separa-
tions on grounds Of cruelty and de-
sertion last year will be eligible now
for divorce.
E. S. P. Haynes, a supporter OF the
new law. said that only "prodigious
expansion" of the Kings proctor's
staff would make 1t possible to detect
colluslon.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
DIVORCE JAM SEEN
IN ENGLISH COURTS
More Judges May Be Needed to
Handle 1000 Cases Under
New Law.

BY the Associated Pr.ss
LONDON, July 24.-Liberalization
OF Englands divorce laws made it
probable today that more divorce
court judges will be needed to handle
the impending flood OF cases.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest 80. 4 D m. yesterday. Year ago s5
Lo"es] %. b am. yesterday. Year ago 65.
Rect l Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 96. on July H.
Lowest 10. on February 2S
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair TODAY,
except possibly thundershower this
afternoon; tomorrow local thunder
showers; little change in temperature;
gentle south and southwest winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair TODAY
except scattered thundershowers in
interior today: tomorrow local thun-
dershowers; little change in tenn
perature
West Virginia-Fair in morning and
local thundershowers this afternoon.
tomorrow local thundershowers and
slightly cooler.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
little muddy late yesterday.
Report Until 10 PM S.tu,1.-
Evening star., 1937-07-25
WISCONSIN'S nine
IN. R. A. CODES Die.
Price Of Haircuts, Half Soles, Dry
Cleaning Now Up to Each
Operator.
By the Associated PYess

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, July 24.-The price
Of haircuts, half soles on shoes and
dozens Of similar services by hereto
fore State regulated trades become a
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Girls from all parts OF Japan re-
Gently held sword-f1ghting tourna-
ment in Hongo.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

The government OF Greece has of
fered to buy wheat from growers at
81 go a bushel.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

struction contractors, the crushed
stone, sand and gravel industry, con-.
crete and carpenter contractors,
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Americans visiting Sweden last year
totaled l5,4l7, compared with e,693
In 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-17

the irritated nerves.
Result-no more pain,
no more sore toes or
blisters. New or tight
shoes fit with ease.
Rs@evs Gems, csuessss
Separate Medicated
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IT WAS A MERRY MEETING.
A leeionnoire from Illinois enjoys
q good one told by on English vet
eron as he shows the "Yonk" the
sights Of London on the European
tour Of the American Legion dele
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ARTRRITiS VICTIM
QUICKLY Relieved

Sufferers from Art1ritis, Sciatica,
Neuritis and allied ailments resulting
from over-acid conditions often find
relief from pain and stiffness after
the first few treatments of RO-MARI
even when all other prescriptions
fail.
j c., of Bishop, Calf, writes: Enclosed
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OF RO-MAlf1. Have used half Of my first
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me considerable. do not want to be without
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RO-MARI is scientific alkaline
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it has since been prescribed with ex-
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time in this country, RO-MARI offers
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-21
Ranchers Warned
Against Illegal
Truck Agencies

A warning to Imperial Valley
ranchers to beware of fly-by-night
trucking concerns was made today
BY Herbert Cameron, attorney for
the state railway commission, in
FL Centro is investigate truckers
complaints. Cameron urged ranch
ers for their own protection 10 use
only properly licensed carriers
which carry railway commission
plates.
. Cooperation in halting operations
OF illegal carriers was pledged by
District Attorney Elmer Heald,
Sheriff Robert Ware and Capt.
Frank Oswalt of the California
Highway Patrol after conferences
with Cameron.